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�President's Message to
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the Class of 1974 · · · · · : · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 6
Dedication . , • • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 7
Theme .. •••···· · · ·· ·· ···· · · ·· ··· ··· · · ·· · ···· ····· 8
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Seniors .. • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ..... .. ... .. . 72
Academics • • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 94
Dorms and Clubs • • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ~ 36
Campus. • • · ··· · ··· · ·· ··· · · · ·· ··· ·· ··· ···· ··· · · · 168
Events .. • • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · : 232
Sports .. • • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 278
Senior Directory · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · . ... . ... ... 284
Advertisements • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · . ... .. . . . . . 294
Index . ... • • · · · ·· · ··· ··· ·· · ············· ·· ··· ···

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�President's Message to the Class of 1974
The Class of '74 will alw.ays be special in my personal memories, as I hope it will be to you. We embarked upon these four years together you as freshmen and I as the freshman president, beginning the transition of leadership for Wilkes College from its founding father, Dr.
Eugene Shedden Farley.
When entering college, freshmen invariably find the president's message concentrates upon the new chapter opening in their lives that will be
devoted to a unique kind of experience -

the challenge of higher education. At that time, too, all college personnel try to communicate the

variety of experiences and influence~ that will be exerted on your developing personalities and intellectual resources while in the environment of the academic world.
As one who entered the responsibilities of the President's Office with you as freshmen, I reflect upon the meaning of these words as they
represented new challenges and experiences for me. Certainly, the successes and failures have been as much a part of my experience as
they have been for you as students. The constant academic reference to change and the instruction that was to prepare you to cope with the
unknown throughout your lives have been brought home very forcibly. In our experience together over these past four years, all of us have
had to adopt to normal changes, but we also met the challenge of unknowns which we would have never anticipated. Certainly, flood reconstruction, capital investment programs reflected in the construction of the Stark Learning Center, and the repairs on all of our buildings to
make them the safest, most modern campus buildings possible were all challenges which were not foreseen but which required accommodation by every student, faculty member, and administrator. The implementation of new curricula in engineering, medical education, theatre
arts, nursing, environmental science, and new courses in every discipline constituted challenges to the intellect of faculty and student.
The living proof of what we have tried to teach as an important characteristic of education in your lives is reflected in the capacity to recognize the inevitability of change and the intelligence and courage you possess which can help you respond in constructive and positive ways to
the unknowns that will affect your lives. I hope that you feel as I do - that we share a common bond that will forever enable us to retain
special memories as the Class of '7 4.
May I wish you all the strength, courage, and vision required to make you the finest, most effective young men and women our society can
produce. We all look to you for the resolution of human problems that will be never-ending but which are part of the joy and sorrow of
human existence.
My warmest, best wishes to you all.

Francis J. Michelini
President

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�With issues such
ing us each day,
from the frequen1
yet, perhaps not i
life than we oursE
sion like the parti
of dissonance an!
of dissonance, re
nival, the carniva

�With issues such as Watergate, the energy crises and other problems of the world confronting us each day, we take delight in finding ourselves cloistered by college walls, isolated
from the frequently disturbing and disillusioning happenings of our turbulent times. And,
yet, perhaps not isolated . . . perhaps more immediately involved in the topsy turviness of
life than we ourselves realize. Cloistered from confusion? -

rather cloistered amidst confu-

sion like the participants of a carnival who find themselves confined within the boundaries
of dissonance and distortion. Certainly our lives, though cloistered, have struck the chords
of dissonance, reached, at times, the excess of distortion and endured the chaos of the carnival, the carnival of life, as we ask ourselves: Who am I? . . . Where am I going?

What a tangled web we lead.
Go round in circumsense.
Could someone show me how to tell
The dancer from the dance?

���Sheffe Abraham
B.S., Business Administration

Robert P. Adams
B.S., Accounting

Richard B. Anselmi
B.A., History
10

Stephen Adamchak
B.A., Political Science

Valerie Aiello

B.A., Psychology

Eva Antanelis
B.A., Fine Arts

Leslie M. Adams
B.A., Political Science

Joseph Andrews
B.A., Psychology, Elementary
Education

Charles Aquilina
B.S., Accounting

Nicholas R. Atwe

B.S., Business Adminis

Philip E. Auron
B.S., Biology

Catherine Bauma
B.A., Music

�Leslie M . Adams

B.A., Political Science

Joseph Andrews
., Psychology, Elementary
Education

Charles Aquilina
B.S., Accounting

Diane Justine Augello

Nicholas R. Atwell
B.S., Business Administration

Lee David Auerbach
B.S., Accounting

Philip E. Auron
B.S., Biology

Michael Banchero

Jo Anne Bartle

B.S., Business Administration

B.A., Elementary Education

Catherine Baumann
B.A., Music

Mary A. Becker
B.A., Psychology

B.A., Spanish, Elementary Education

June F. Beerish
B.A., English
11

�Lee L. Beretsky
B.A., Elementary Education

Barbara Ann Berkant
B.A., Sociology

Mary Catherine Bice
B.S., Music Education
12

Ann E. Berkise
B.A., Psychology

Marie A. Bickel, R.N.
B.S., Nursing Education

Ronald J. Bertram
B.S. , Business Administration

Mark J. Billet
B.S. , Music Education

�Rev. Theodore Boback
B.A., Psychology

Marie Bocolo
B.A., Elementary Education

Andrea Bogusko
B.S., Music

Henry E. Bolinsky

B.S., Electrical Engineering

Joseph M. Bonner

B.S., Business Administration
13

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Charles J. Bonsavage
B.S., Electrical Engineering

Antonios Bordoutsos
B.S., Mathematics

Martin E. Borr
B.S., Accounting

Thomas C. Boshinski
B.S., Accounting

Andrew J. Bowalick
B.S., Physics, Mathematics

Jack R. Bower
B.S., Music Education

Charles B. Boyer
B.A., History

William Bradbury
B.A., Psychology

Michael R. Breakstone
B.A., Psychology

Wilbert M. Brezn
B.S., Business Admin

Nancy L. Brokhah
B.A., Elementary Edu

Mary A. Callaha
B.A., Elementary Edu,

�Wilbert M. Breznitski

B.S., Business Administration

Frank Bria
B.A., Elementary Education

Maureen Ann Britt
B.A., Elementary Education

Nancy L. Brokhahne
B.A., Elementary Education

Richard J. Burick
B.A., Physics

John R. Calabro
B.A., Mathematics

Mary A. Callahan
B.A., Elementary Education

Gifford Cappellini
B.A., Political Science

Laura Cardello
B.A., English
15

�Christa L. Carl
B.A., Psychology, Elementary

Alfred R. Cecconi
B.A., Psychology

Education

Mark R. Carmon
B.A., English

Paula Castrucci

B.S., Music Education
16

John Chakmakas

B.A., Mathematics

Chris Caswell
B.A., English

Mary Pamela Cawley
B.A., Sociology

Andrew D. Check

B.S., Business Administrati1

�Mary Pamela Cawley
B.A. , Sociology

Janet Cencetti

Alfred R. Cecconi
B.A., Psychology

Cathy Ann Celusniak
B.A., Sociology

B.S., Medical Technology

John Chakmakas
B.A., Mathematics

Denise Chapura
B.A., Elementary Education

Gail A. Charters
B.A., Elementary Education

Andrew D. Check
B.S., Business Administration
17

�David J. Check

B.S., Business Administration

Juliann Chmielowski

Susan Z. Cinquegrani

B.S., Nursing Education

B.A., Fine Arts Education

Donna Coffin

B.A., Elementary Education
18

Mary P. Cheung
B.S., Business Administration

David Cohen
B.A., Psychology

Paul Chilek
B.A., History

Louis Ciuferri
B.S., Accounting

John Collins
B.S., Accounting

David J. Cooper
B.S., Music Education

Thomas J. Cronin
B.A., Psychology

Marjorie Eve Czule,
B.S ., Biology

�1ul Chilek

1., History

David J. Cooper
B.S., Music Education

is Ciuferri
A.ccounting

Thomas J. Cronin
~.A., Psychology

Collins
ccounting

Marjorie Eve Czulewicz
B.S., Biology

Robert Corgan
B.A., Psychology

Ayn Crawley
B.A., Psychology, Sociology

Richard F. Curry

Ann Marie Cusick

B.S., Business Administration

B.S., Music Education

Roger C. Danbury
B.S ., Business Administration

Lorene Daring
B.S., Music Education
19

�Russell C. Daubert Ill
B.S., Business Administration

Craig L. Deacon
B.S., Business Administration

Edward J. Delucca

B.A., Psychology, Elementary
Education

James Carl DeSombre
B.S., Materials Engineering
20

Ann Marie Deutsch
B.A., Sociology

Monica P. Delucca
B.S., Nursing Education

Ruth Carol DeWitt
B.S., Music Education

Annette Doblix
B.A., English

�I C. Daubert Ill
ess Administration

:a P. Delucca
,rsing Education

irol DeWitt
;ic Education

•,t&gt;,

Annette Doblix
B.A., English

Doris Dobranski
B.A., Psychology

Christine H. Donahue
B.S., Music Education

.
Donna M. Dances
B.A., Elementary Education

Karen Ann Dryzga
B.S., Business Administration
21

�R. Noel Duffy
8.A., History

Robert Dzugan
S.S., Materials Engineering

Pamela Eggert
B.S., Business Education

22

Cliff Dungey
B.S., Mathematics

Cindy Joan Eaker

B.A., Elemenfci!y Education

Bernard S. Elko

B.A., Elementary Education

Deborah Dunleavy
B.A., English

David Edwards

B.A., Elementary Education

William T. Ellis

B.S., Business Education

Sharon M. Engels
B.A., English

Bernard A. Fagnani
B.S ., Accounting

Allan Joseph Ferdyn
B.A., Psychology

�Deborah Dunleavy
B.A., English

Sharon M . Engels
B.A., English

Marcos Espinheira
B.S., Business Administration

Helen Susan Evancho
B.S ., Accounting

David Edwards
B.A., Elementary Education

Bernard A. Fagnani
B.S., Accounting

Allan A. Fanucci
B.S., Moterials Engineering

Robert Fera
B.S., Accounting

William T. Ellis
B.S., Business Education

Allan Joseph Ferdyn
B.A., Psychology

Ellen M. Feuerman
B.S., Biology

Michalene S. Figel
B.A., Elementary Education

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23

�Karen Marie Fink
B.A., Psychology

Pamela Joyce Fink
B.S., Music Education

Patricia Sue Forconi
B.A., Economics
24

Raymond T. Ford
B.S., Electrical Engineering

Steven Forst
B.S., Biology

�.

Kathleen Fetch Fritts

B.A., Elementary Education

Walter F. Froh
B.A., Political Science

Deborah J. Fullerton
B.A., Psychology, Elementary
Education

Wayne Fullerton
B.A., Chemistry

Steven Forst

B.S., Biology

Carol Kristen Fumanti
B.A., Sociology

Randall Glenn Gale
B.A., History

Barbara A. Gall
B.A., English

25

�Jovonno M. Gatti
B.S., Music Education

Theresa A. Goza
B.A., English

Alyce Germain
B.A., Elementary Education
26

Jeon G . Govlick
B.A. , Elementary Education

Vickie Gearhart
B.A., Elementary Education

Huda A. Ghannam
B.A., Psychology

Joseph Gaydos
B.A. , Mathematics

Ilene Gelb
B.A., Elementary Education

Dione K. Giovannini
B.A., Elementary Education

· Albert W . Gl uc
B.A., Engl ish

Lindo Goodmon
B.A., Psychology

Ann T. J . Graham
B.A ., English

�Joseph Gaydos
B.A., Mathematics

Ilene Gelb
B.A., Elementary Education

Diane K. Giovannini
B.A., Elementary Education

·Albert W. Gluc
B.A., English

James B. Godlewski
B.A., History

Linda Goodman

Paul H. Goodman

B.A., Psychology

B.S., Electrical Engineering

Ann T. J. Graham
B.A., English

B.S., Business Administration

Jeffrey A. Grandinetti

Mary Ellen Good
B.S., Music Education

Mitchell Gouze
B.A., Political Science

Nancy E. Greenburg
B.S., Music Education

27

�Susan Barbara Greenspan
B.A., Elementary Education

Jaret Griffiths
B.A., Elementary Education

Rose Guasto
B.A., Spanish
28

Steven Mark Grossman
B.A., Psychology

Pat Gurney
B.S., Sociology

Daniel G. Grow
B.A., History

John F. Haczewski
B.S., Accounting

Richard Anthony Hartranf1
B.S., Accounting

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Susan Barbara G reenspan
B
.A., Elementary Education

Daniel G. Grow
B.A., History

John F. Haczewski
B.S., Accounting

Richard Anthony Hartranft
B.S., Accounting

Carol Haught
B.A., Elementary Education

Tarek Abul-Hawa
B.S., Biology

JoAnn Herforth
B.A., French

Linda R. Hill

B.S., Business Administration
29

�Michael G. Hischak
B.S., Accounting

Robert T. Hooley
B.S., Music Education

Paul Elliot Hunter, Jr.
B.S., Physics
30

Denise Hollick
B.A., Spanish, Elementary Education

Joseph M. Houck
B.A., Elementary Education

Susan E. Hutton
B.A., Elementary Education

Gregory F. Hollis
B.S., Biology

Tammy Hrynko
B.A., English

Joseph D. lero
B.S., Business Administration

�Peter A. Jadelis
B.S., Business Administration

Sandra Januszweski
B.A., Sociology

Cathryn Carol Jarin
B.A., Psychology

Linda M. Jones
B.A., English

Lois A. Jones
B.A., Elementary Education

Ruthanne Jones
B.A., English, Theatre Arts

Edward T. Kalish
B.A., Fine Arts

Regina Kemmerer

B.S., Nursing Education

Mary Kane
B.A., Psychology, Elementary
Education

31

�Patricia Karlonis
B.A., Elementary Education

Jomes Borth Kelly
B.A., Political Science, Hisle

Jeffrey M. Katra
B.A., Psychology

Nathan Katz

B.S., Accounting
32

Hoe Sook Kim
M.S., Elementary Educotio

Deborah Kazinetz
B.S., Mathematics

Janice Lynn Katuna
B.A., Elementary Education

Janet L. Kirchner
B.A., Psychology

�James Barth Kelly
B.A., Political Science, History

Hae Sook Kim
M.S., Elementary Education

Janice Lynn Katuna

Janet L. Kirchner

B.A., Elementary Education

B.A., Psychology

Maureen Ann Kennedy
B.A., English

Gayle E. Kinback
B.A., German

Thomas Kiewlak

B.A., Political Science

George Kinsley

B.S., Music Education

33

�Diane Kiwior
B.A., Psychology

Karen R. Kmietowicz
B.S. , Music Education

Michele R. Kotchick
B.A., Sociology
34

Joseph M . Klocko
B.S., Accounting

Lovey Kochanievich
B.A., English

John Kowalchik
B.S., Electrical Engineering

Trudy Kloptosky
B.A., French

Marshall Kornblatt
B.A., Business Administration

William L. Kozicki
B.A., History, English

Denyse Krackenfels
B.A., Psychology, Gern

Gail Kutch
B.A., Elementary Educe

Richard Lack
B.S., Business Administr,

�Trudy Kloptosky
B.A., French

Denyse Krackenfels
B.A., Psychology, German

Darryl Kramer
B.A ., Psychology

Elaine Kuchemba
B.A., History

Marshall Kornblatt
B.A., Business Administration

Gail Kutch
B.A., Elementary Education

Richard Kutz
B.A., Sociology

Karen Kuzminski
B.S., Medical Technology

William L. Kozicki
B.A., History, English

Richard Lack
B.S., Business Administration

Lawrence Lally
B.A., Political Science
35

�Michael K. Lamade
B.A., History

36

Thomas R. Lashinski
B.S., Materials Engineering

Paul Lavelle
B.A., English

Robert M. Leach
B.A., Theatre Arts

William Lendacky
B.A., History

Howard Mark Levy
B.A., Political Science

Nadzia Litiaho
B.A., Elementary Education

Bruce Long
B.S., Accounting

�Michael K. Lamade
B.A., History

Robert M. Leach

B.A., Theatre Arts

Nadzia Litiaho

I.A., Elementary Education

Bruce Long

Richard H. Lopatto, Jr.

B.S., Accounting

B.S., Business Administration

Richard H. Lorenzen
B.A., History

Paula Lori
B.A., English

Carol Susan Lowande
S.S., Business Education
37

�Barbara Dawn Lucca
B.A., English

John R. Mainwaring Ill
B.S., Music Education

Richard Carl Mandigo
B.A., Psychology
38

Robert Lussi
B.S., Accounting

Charles J. Makar
B.A., Political Science

Kathleen M. Mansbery
B.A., English

Deborah Ann Lutz
B.S., Mathematics

Stephen Edward Malone
B.S., Music Education

Eduardo Marban
B.S., Mathematics

John Marion
B.A., Psychology

John J. Mazzolla
B.S., Management

David P. Meckbach
B.S., Music Education

�Deborah Ann Lutz
B.S., Mathematics

ephen Edward Malone
I.S., Music Education

Eduardo Marban
B.S., Mathematics

John Marion
B.A., Psychology

Leonardia Marusak
B.A., Chemistry

Peter Matechak
B.S., Accounting

John J. Mazzolla
B.S., Management

Ann F. McEvoy
B.A., Sociology

Richard McGuire
B.A., Political Science

Mary Patricia Melvin
B.A., Sociology

Michael Mercanti
B.A., Biology

David P. Meckbach
B.S., Music Education

39

�William Metcalf
B.S ., Music Education

Peter Mirabelle
B.A., Psychology

Shirley A. Michaels
B.A., Psychology

Mary Beth Miller
B.A., Sociology
40

Joyce M. Meehan
B.S., Nursing Educatio1

Mindy Carol Miller

B.A., Political Science

Warren Lee Miller
B.S., Business Education

Patricia A. Moran
B.S., Elementary Educa1

�Peter Mirabelle
B.A., Psychology

Ellen Ruth Mitchell
B.A., French

Ratnakar Mitra
M.B.A., Management Science and
Marketing

Joyce M. Mochan
B.S., Nursing Education

Dennis R. Moore
B.S., Accounting

Valerie E. Moore
B.A., Sociology, German

Patricia A. Moran
B.S., Elementary Education
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Jennifer C. Morgan
B.A., Elementary Education

Jerome Morgenstern
B.S., Accounting

Kurt D. Moser
B.S., Materials Engineering

Thomas J . Motichka
B.S., Commerce and Finance

Michael D. Murphy
B.S., Physics

Michael V. Nicolais
B.S., Business Adm_inistration

Fred J . Pacolitch
B.S., Music Educatio1

Michelle Marie Noll
B.A., Fine Arts Education

Elaine Ann Notari
B.A. , Elementary Education

Thomas J . Panetta
B.A., Psychology

Michael A. Niehoff
B.A., Political Science
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Simeon Ntafos
B.S., Electrical Enginee1

�1eering

Simeon Ntafos
B.S., Electrical Engineering

Michael O'Boyle
B.S., Accounting

Elaine Louise Owen
B.A., English

is
-ration

Fred J. Pacolitch
B.S., Music Education

Leonard J. Paczkowski
B.A., Political Science

Marilyn Marie Palenchar
B.A., Fine Arts Education

'ion

Thomas J. Panetta
B.A., Psychology

Elaine C. Para
B.A., French

Stephen M. Paroby
B.S., Accounting
43

�Patricia Patalak
B.A., Psychology

Frank W . Paulewicz
B.S., Materials Engineering

Karen Lucia Peppe
B.A., Elementary Education, Spanish
44

Carol Pechaelonis
B.A., History

Pamela L. Pethick
B.S., Education

Harry Pecuch

B.S., Business Administration

Rosemary Petrillo

B.A., Elementary Education

Susan Lynn Pezzner
B.A., Mathematics

�Patricia Patalak
B.A., Psychology

Susan Lynn Pezzner
B.A., Mathematics

Earl B. Pickett
B.S., Electrical Engineering

Leda Pickett

B.A., English

Linda Jane Pinson
Harry Pecuch

B.A., Elementary Education

B.S., Business Administration

Camille Pizano
Rosemary Petrillo

B.A., Elementary Education

B.A., Elementary Education
45

�Martin Pobutkiewicz
B.A., English

John William Reap
B.S., Music Education

John G . Rice
B.A., Elementary Education
46

John F. Price

B.S., Biology

Carol J. Reich
B.A., Fine Arts

Joseph Riillo
B.A., Sociology

Marlene Ann Rampola
B.A., Elementary Education

Maryann M . Reino
B.A., History

Grace A. Rinaldi
B.S., Accounting

A. Ruth Rinehime1
B.A., English

Linda Sue Roeth
B.A., Fine Arts Educa

Alan Rosencrance
B.S., Chemistry

�Marlene Ann Rampola
B.A., Elementary Education

Maryann M. Reino
B.A., History

Grace A. Rinaldi
B.S ., Accounting

A. Ruth Rinehimer
B.A., English

B.A., Elementary Education

James A. Rodda
B.A., History

Linda Sue Roeth
B.A., Fine Arts Education

Bettie Ann Rogers
B.S., Nursing Education

B.S., Electrical Engineering

Alan Rosencrance
B.S., Chemistry

Linda L. Ross
B.S., Mathematics

Jean M. Rostock
B.A., Elementary Education, Spanish

Terry Roccograndi

Taghi Roohafza

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�Robert W. Ryan
B.S., Business Administration

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William A. Saba

B.S., Elementary Education

Ann Sadonick
B.A., Psychology

Duane David Sadvary
B.S., Electrical Engineering

Roger A. Sands
B.A., Psychology

Linda Pierina Scatena
B.A., Psychology

Ann M. Schifano
B.A., English

Cal A. Schluter
B.S., Business Administration

B.S., Business Administration

David R. Schoonmaker

Cathy Selitto
B.A., Psychology

Anita Pauley Shaw
B.A., English

Richard J. Simkulak
B.S., Materials Engineering

�Ann Sadonick

B.A., Psychology

Cathy Selitto
B.A., Psychology

Diane M. Seltzer

B.A. , Elementary Education

Karen Shaughnessy
B.A ., Elementary Education

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Linda Pierina Scatena
B.A., Psychology

Anita Pauley Shaw
B.A., English

David R. Schoonmaker

Richard J. Simkulak

B.S., Business Administration

B.S., Materials Engineering

B.A., Psychology

Ronald A. Shuleski
B.S., Music Education

Francis A. Singer, Jr.
B.A., Spanish

Robert Singer
B.S., Business Administration

Norman Shore

49

�Susan Slocum
B.A., Elementary Ed,ucation

Mark A. Skopek
B.A., Mathematics

50

Elaine Smith
B.A., Spanish

John Edward Snigg, Jr.
B.A., Psychology

Gene D. Sprechini
B.S., Mathematics

Joyce Stahl
B.A., Psychology

Elaine Steinbrenner
B.A., Elementary Education

Melonie M . Stemba
B.A., Elementary Education

Joseph E. Stella
B.S., Biology

Harriet R. Stults
B.A., Fine Arts Education

Mark W . Tippett

B.S., Business Administration

�Susan Slocum

8.A., Elementary Ed,ucation

Gene D. Sprechini
S.S., Mathematics

Melonie M. Stemba

8.A., Elementary Education

Joseph E. Stella
S.S ., Biology

8.A., Fine Arts

Harriet R. Stults
8.A., Fine Arts Education

Marie Sudo

Keith E. Theile

8.A., Fine Arts Education

8.A., Chemistry

Mark W. Tippett
B.S., Business Administration

Karen L. Toslosky
B.A., English

Michael A. Trolio
S.S., Biology

Linda Stevens

Rosemary E. Strinkoski
8.A., Sociology

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Edward Tunaitis
B.A. , Economics

Christopher F. Unger
B.S., Music Education

Dennis C. Unger
B.S., Business Administration

Jean P. Vadeboncoeur
B.S., Music Education

Angela T. Vauter
B.A., Sociology

B.S., Electrical Engineering

Charlene M . Volpe
B.A., English

Drew C. Wagner

Jeffrey Walk

B.S., Business Administration

B.S., Business Administration

Thomas Vincent

Linda Walters
B.A., Spanish

Margaret Waitkevich
B.A., Sociology

Peter P. Waskiewicz

B.S., Electrical Engineering

�Dennis C. Unger
B.S., Business Administration

Thomas Vincent
B.S., Electrical Engineering

Jeffrey Walk
B.S., Business Administration

Linda Walters
B.A., Spanish

Margaret Waitkevich
B.A., Sociology

Peter P. Waskiewicz
B.S., Electrical Engineering

Carol Warke
B.A., Sociology

William Wash
B.S., Mathematics

Steven Wasko
8.S., Biology

Barry Warner
B.S., Biology

Alexis Waskie
8.A., French

Bruce Weinstock
8.S., Accounting
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�Ann M. Williams
B.A., Psychology

Cynthia Witkowski
B.A., Fine Arts

Barbara Ann Wrazen
B.S., Business Administration
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Barry Williams
B.S., Accounting

Betty-Anne Wood
B.A., Elementary Education

Deborah Wysocki
B.A., English

Linda Williams

B.A., Elementary Education

Janice Woolf
B.S., Music Education

Barbara Ann Yanchuk

B.A., Spanish, Elementary Education

Robert M. Yanku
B.A., History

Wesley W. Yudiskas

B.S., Electrical Engineerin

Virginia C. Zembrzuski

B.S., Business Administratic

�Linda Williams
B.A., Elementary Education

Janice Woolf
B.S., Music Education

Barbara Ann Yanchuk
Spanish, Elementary Education

Robert M. Yanku
B.A., History

Wesley W. Yudiskas
B.S., Electrical Engineering

Virginia C. Zembrzuski
S.S., Business Administration

Randy Yanoshak

B.S., Business Education

Mary C. Yurkavage
B.S., Medical Technology

Roman A. Ziegler
B.S., Music Education

Claire M. Youngblood
B.A., Sociology

Barbara H. Zelnick
B.A., Psychology

Christine M. Zupko
B.S., Music Education
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���������Who's Who
in American
Colleges and
Universities

Lee David Auerbach
An accounting major from Fair Lawn,
New Jersey, Lee served in Student
Government for three years, served on
lnterdormitory Council, served as his
dormitory secretary and treasurer,
served as committee chairman for the
Incoming Freshman Orientation, and
was a campus co-ordinator.

June F. Beerish
An English major from Larksville,
Penna., June was a member of the
International Club, and served as an
Amnicola staff member, assistant
editor and as co-editor of the 1974
Amnicola.

Andrea Bogusko
A music education major from Wilkes-Barre,
Penna., Andrea served as piano soloist and accompanist for the Wilkes College choral and concerto
programs. She was also an active member of Theta
Delta Rho and was active in the theatre.

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Gifford R. Cappelini

A Political Science major from WilkE
Penna., Gifford served as Student Go,
Representative, Student Representativ1
meetings, Chairman of the Student Go

Film Committee, and was a member of
team, and Treasurer of the Philosophy

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Richard Curry
A Business Administration major
from Wilkes-Barre, Penna., Richard
Lee David Auerbach
An accounting major from Fair Lawn,
New Jersey, Lee served in Student
Government for three years, served on
lnterdormitory Council, served as his

served as Student Director of IntraGifford R. Cappelini
A Political Science major from Wilkes-Barre,
Penna., Gifford served as Student Government

murals, was a member of the cross
country team, was an I.D.C. Representative and his Dormitory President.

Representative, Student Representative to faculty

dormitQry secretary and treasurer,
served as committee chairman for the
Incoming Freshman Orientation, and

meetings, Chairman of the Student Government
Film Committee, and was a member of the debate

was a campus co-ordinator.

team, and Treasurer of the Philosophy Club.

Craig Deacon
A Business Administration major
from Lakewood, New Jersey, Craig
was a member of the Varsity Football Team, the Varsity LaCrosse
Team, was Resident Assistant, and
was a member of the Lettermen's
Club.

Andrea Bogusko
music education major from Wilkes-Barre,
10., Andrea served as piano soloist and accomst for the Wilkes College choral and concerto
rams. She was also an active member of Theta
l Rho and was active in the theatre.

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�Christine H. Donahue
A Music Education major from
Kingston, Penna., Christine was a
member of Theta Delta Rho, Wilkes
Madrigal Singers, Wilkes College
Chorus, served as President of
M.E.N.C. and was active in musical
productions.

Clifton E. Dungey
A Mathematics major from Shavertown, Penna ., Clifton served as
President of the Math Club, Chairman of the Science Exposition, was
a member of the Freshman Orientation Committee, Cue and Curtain,
Physics Club and the Russian Club.

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Kathleen Fetch Fritts
An Elementary Education major from Exeter,
Penna., Kathy served as cheerleader and captainof
the squad, was a member of Cue 'N Curtain, and
was a member of the Women's Athletic Association

Gregory F. Hollis
A Biology major from Hillsdale, New
Jersey, Greg served as Student Government Representative, Vice President
of Student Government, was a member
of the Concert and Lecture Committee,
the Teacher Effectiveness Committee,
the Polar Bear Club, Tennis Letterman,
and the Biology Club.

�Steven Grossman
A Psychology major from Kingston, Penna., Steve was a member
of the Beacon, the Freshman Orientation Committee, lntramurals, Student Government. He also was President of the Psych Club, and was a
member of the Science Fair Committee.

Gregory F. Hollis
Kathleen Fetch Fritts
ementary Education major from Exeter,
Kathy served as cheerleader and captain
Jd, was a member of Cue 'N Curtain, and
,ember of the Women's Athletic Associati

A Biology major from Hillsdale, New
Jersey, Greg served as Student Government Representative, Vice President
of Student Government, was a member
of the Concert and Lecture Committee,
the Teacher Effectiveness Committee,
the Polar Bear Club, Tennis Letterman,
ond the Biology Club.
Joseph D. lero

A Business Administration major from WilkesBarre, Penna., Joseph served as Dorm Treasurer,
Intramural Bowling Director, a member of Wilkes
Community Effort, the College Judicial Council,
and was a Computer Center Student Aid. '

�Peter Jadelis
A Business Administration major from Kenilworth, New Jersey, Peter was a three year member of Student Government, serving as its
Recording Secretary, and its President. He was
also Vice President of his dorm, and was a member of the Financial Aid Committee.

Ruthanne Jones
A Theatre Arts major from Forty fo
Penna., Ruthanne served as Student
Government Representative, was a
Beacon staff reporter, President and
Vice President of the Photography
Club, and was a member of the Russia
Club, Cue-n-Curtain, and was very
active in Wilkes College Theatre.
Kathleen M . Mansbery

An English major from Warren, New
athy was a member of the Judo Club,
in, Freshman Orientation Committee,
Bear Club, and was one of the Homecc

Darlene Kishbaugh
A Sociology major from WilkesBarre, Penna., Darlene was a member of the Amnicola staff, the Tennis
Tearn, was a Strutter and a member
of the Women's Athletic Association.

Robert M. Leach
A Theatre Arts major from Kingston, Penna., Robert served as Student Government Representative, o
member of the Commuter Council, the Beacon staff,
the Wilkes College Chorus, the Inaugural Committee, and was very active in the Wilkes College Theatre.

�Ann F. McEvoy

A Sociology major from MatamoRuthanne Jones

ras, Penna., Ann was a member of
the Majorettes squad, the Women's

A Theatre Arts major from 'Forty F
Penna., Ruthanne served as Student

Field Hockey, Reach Out, Cue-n-Cur-

Government Representative, was a

tain, Polar Bear Club, I.D.C., and

Beacon staff reporter, President and
Vice President of the Photography

was a Resident Assistant.

Club, and was a member of the Russi
Club, Cue-n-Curtain, and was very
active in Wilkes College Theatre.
Kathleen M. Mansbery
An English major from Warren, New Jersey,
Kathy was a member of the Judo Club, Cue-n-Curtain, Freshman Orientation Committee, I.D.C., Polar
Bear Club, and was one of the Homecoming Prin-

Fred J. Pacolitch

A Music Education major from
Taylor, Penna., Fred was a member
of Cue-n-Curtain, the Collegians,
M.E.N.C., was student director at
the Homecoming Bonfire, was a
member of the Wilkes College Band,
and was very active in a number of

Robert M. Leach
"heatre Arts major from Kingston, Penna., Rob-

productions at the Wilkes College
Theatre.

rved as Student Government Representative, a
,er of the Commuter Council, the Beacon staff,
'ilkes College Chorus, the Inaugural Commit~d was very active in the Wilkes College Thea-

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�Thomas Panetta
A Psychology major from Gore
Hall, Wilkes College, Thomas served
as a member of the Student Government, the lnterdormitory Food Committee, the Letterman's Club, the
Football team and the Lacrosse
team, and was his Dormitory President.

Terry Roccograndi
An Elementary Education major
from Edwardsville, Penna ., Terry
was a member of the Executive
Councit the Choralettes, the Education Club, the Commuter Council,
the Women 's Athletic Association,
the Wilkes College Strutters, and
served as Class Treasurer.

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Frances M. Scharaldi
A Political Science major from Parsippany, New
Jersey, Fran was a member of the Executive Council, the Student.,faculty Committee, Reach Out,
lntramurals, and was a Resident Assistant.

Barbara A. Yanchuk

An Elementary Education major from
South River, New Jersey, Barbra was a
member of the cheerleaders, and
served as its captain, was President of
the Women's Athletic Association, and
was on the Intramural Women's Volleyball Team.

�Frances M. Scharaldi
A Political Science major from Parsippany, New
rsey, Fran was a member of the Executive Coun. the Student..faculty Committee, Reach Out,
ramurals, and was a Resident Assistant.

Barbaro A. Yonchuk
An Elementary Education major from
South River, New Jersey, Barbra was a
member of the cheerleaders, and
served as its captain, was President of
the Women's Athletic Association, and
wos on the Intramural Women's Volleyboll Team.

���Administration

Francis J. Michelini, President

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John Chwalek, Director of Placement

�Thomas Kelly, Director of Development

�Charles Abate, Business Manager

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AFROTC: ROW 1: R. L. Wing, Chairman, R. Carpenter; ROW 2: R. Carlson, R. Talbott.

BIOLOGY: ROW 1: G. Kimball, C. Reif, Chairman, W .
Hayes; ROW 2: L. Turoczi, W. Richkis, C. Houseknecht, R.
Ogren, R. Acheson .

CHEMISTRY: ROW 1: W. Stine, 0 . Fout, H. Swain, J.
Labows, E. Stockham; ROW 2: F. Solley, J. Bonning,
Chairman, R. Rozelle.

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�COMMERCE and FINANCE: ROW 1 : S. Rosenberg,~
L. Williamson, R. Werner, Chairman; W . Taylor; ROW
S. Curtis, R. Raspen, C. Gurdin, P. Zavada, W. Farrar,,
Dwivedi, H. Williams .

EDUCATION: ROW 1: Sister Barbara Craig, R. Rees,!
J. Bellucci, F. Darte, G. Siles; ROW 2 : M. Thompson, ~
mer, E. Watters, E. Johnson, M. Fahmy.

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�ENGLISH: ROW 1: A. Kish, B. Fiester, M. Greenwald, M.
Kerr, C. Lard; ROW 2: S. Gutin, R. Heaman, T. Kaska, Chairman; C. Tyburski, B. Kinney, C. Malley.

.. Williamson, R. Werner, Chairman; W. Taylor; ROW
5. Curtis, R. Raspen, C. Gurdin, P. Zavada, W. Farrar,~
Dwivedi, H. Williams.

EDUCATION : ROW 1 : Sister Barbara Craig, R. Rees, J,
J. Bellucci, F. Dorie, G. Siles; ROW 2 : M. Thompson, E.
mer, E. Watters, E. Johnson, M. Fahmy.

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE: LEFT TO RIGHT: 8. Berryman,
K. Gregory, C. Mattei, M. EI-Ashry, Chairman.

FINE ARTS: ROW 1: H. Casilli, Chairman; M. Cohen; ROW 2:
P. Richards, C. Colson, R. Peyser, V. Guyler, H. Simon, B.
D'Vorzon.

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�FOREIGN LANGUAGE: ROW 1: M. Seitz, Chairman; L.
Belie, A. Serzan, A. Lekstrom; ROW 2: A. Belie, I. Miller, E.
Disque, S. Eaton, H. Marban, M. Lovette.

HISTORY: ROW 1: D. Leach, Chairman; J. Berlatsky,
B. Kaslas, J. Rodechko; ROW 2: K. K. Show, J. Berg,
J. Meyers, J. Furlow.

LIBRARY: ROW 1: L. Nevil, D. Beuhler, Librarian; S. Connor;
ROW 2 : M. Show, L. Chere, F. Krohle, P. Cheung.

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�MATHEMATICS: ROW 1: 8. Wong, Chairman; N.
Coma, 8. Jahr, T. Richards, R. Sours; ROW 2: J.
DeCosmo, S. Tillman, S. Merrill, J. Wasileski, 8. Earl,
J. Salsburg.

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MUSIC: ROW 1: A. Liva, W. Gasbarro, Chairman; R. Chapline, R. Santos; ROW 2: R. Penn, M. Haberkorn, R. Nutaitus,
T. Vermeychik, H. Garber, W. Weber, C. Fall.

NURSING: ROW 1: M. Turner, R. McHenry, Chairman; ROW 2: R. Garrett, M. Alexander, A. Russin, F.
8eourcier, 8. Rarig.

�LOGY: ROW 1: Winston Turner, Josepf Kanner;

2, Robert Riley, Chairman; Jon Hobrock, Robert Stetard Roke.

cino, J. Reese, Chairman; G . Meyers; ROW 2: R. Beanie,
Skvarla, E. Domzalski, R. Schmidt.

PHYSICS : LEFT TO RIGHT: F. Donahoe, Chairman; W,
eek, F. Bellas, L. Hostler, F. Bailey,

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�cino, J. Reese, Chairman; G . Meyers; ROW 2 : R. Bea
Skvarla, E. Domzalski, R. Schmidt.

PHYSICS : LEFT TO RIGHT: F. Donahoe, Chairman; W.
eek, F. Bellas, L. Hostler, F. Bailey.

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�Campus
Employees

BUSINESS OFFICE: SEATED: Alice Rader; STANDING, left to right: Dolores Scarinci, Connie Slusser, Ruth Miller.

�EVENING and SUMMER COLLEGE : Harriet Frew

�FINANCE OFFICE : ROW 1: Ann Saxon, Molly Bynski; ROW 2: Ann Marie Harris, Mary
Lorusso, Rita Morovinski, Rita Zula.

HISTORY: Joy Colarusso

INSTITUTE of REGIONAL AFFAIRS : SEATED: Mary Argenio; STANDING: Dorothy Schlingman .

��REGISTRAR'S OFFICE, SEATED, N . Klepadlo; STANDING, D. Barker, E. Gearhart, J. Pappas.

Cafeteria

RESEARCH: Helenanne Sincavage

Crew

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ROW 1: R. Lorenzen , P. Sanger; ROW 2: M. Lazarak, R. Mennor, B. Weinstock, R. Hoffman, R. Smith, R. Fishel; ROW
Keough, W. Cheung, A. Falkowski, T. Lenns, J. Schwibner, K. Edelson, T. Frost, M. Bussolini; MISSING: J. Blode, M.
maker, C. Kosiek, K. Bacon, C. Sullivan, M. Suchter.

ROW 1: C. Reed, D. Granahan, K. Withero, G. O ' Brien, K. Lesh, A. Kurillo; ROW 2: A.
Wall, M. Murray; ROW 3 : R. Sopronyi, C. Lovejoy, G . Pszczolkowski, L. Parrish, N.
Brokhahne, K. Considine, C. Bussiere; MISSING : M. Krishanda, J. Knix, J. Tomkiewicz,
K. Shaughnesse, W. Ferral, S. Hansen, B. Meehan, N. Jorgensen, D. Wosyluk, G.
Shewchuk, B. Yanchuk, S. Fielder, P. Nash, M . Kunzler, M . Rogers, J. Haines, D. Ringler.

ROW 1 : L. Auerbach, C. C
Berger; ROW 3: S. Yanku,
ING: R. Klein, J. Bush, J. L

�Weinstock, R. Hoffman, R. Smith, R. Fishel; ROW3,
,n, T. Frost, M. Bussolini; MISSING: J. Blade, M.

ROW 1: L. Auerbach, C. Gorton; ROW 2: D. Allen, J. Sniggs, T. Rapine, L. Wasmanski, G . Marcial, A. Behr, A. Opiela, A.
Berger; ROW 3: S. Yanku, P. Hominski, B. Grove; ROW 4: M. Prekopa, G. Paich, F. Trainor, V. Matteo, J. Johnson; MISSING: R. Klein, J. Bush, J. Lemoncelli, R. Schaefer, T. Young, H. Nguyen.

CATLIN

ROW 1: L. Cook, D. Roth, M. Brunette, S. Brimo, K. Briner; ROW 2 : C. Carl, M. Manziano, M. Symbola, B. Kostick; ROW 3: J. Lingsch, M. Maskornick, M. Miller; MISSING: V. Aiello, R. Fogelson, J. Colognato, T. Sasa.

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J. Markowitz, S. Busa, P. Reilly, D. (

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ROW 1: M. Liteiaho, B. Kilkenny, D. Smith; ROW 2: M. Chan, C. Patterson,D.
erton, C. Eaker, K. Gibler; ROW 3: T. Lech, J. Petrilack, P. Cullinan, K. Bornh(II
Morris, E. Field.

BOTTOM: G . Giechsen; ROW 1: T. e
Best, J. Harper, P. Swain, J. Salerno,
D. Dresher, J. Bufone, F. Catahzarite

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J. Markowitz, S. Busa, P. Reilly, D. Chopuro, K. McMahon, K. Yohn; ROW 4: S: Knight, D. Doncses; MISSING: J. Weiss, K. Dessouer.

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BOTTOM: G. Giechsen; ROW 1: T. Butler, M. Kassab, D. Richards, M. DeVincentis, Shakespeare, J. Novick, B. Mozer, D. Smith, T. Jackson; ROW 2: K. Bijj, R.
Best, J. Harper, P. Swain, J. Salerno, K. Trenchard, J. Schliker, R. Fellin, A. Bochoroch, E. Cummins, A. Daniels; MISSING: R. Hingston, S. Bolinger, F. Tedesco,
D. Drosher, J. Bufone, F. Cotohzorite, B. Boronow, L. Cockill.

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ROW 1: M. Lo Rose, S. Babcock, J. Cobb, M.i
K. Toslosk; ROW 2 : C. Costrovillori, P. Caslruro

Orbinoti, M. Toth, G. MacIntyre, K. Cere; MIS
S. Kelly, C. Miller, F. Schoroldi, C. Pogano,5.1
Hrynko, S. Engles, D. Coffin, B. Leonard,

DENISON
ROW 1: P. Gasman, W. Stumf, J. Weisenflu, C. Schluter,

D. Coughlin; ROW 2: D. Meckbach, T. Boshinski, B.
Haldeman, T. Pezzicaro, B. Vitez; ROW 3: M. Nicholas,
S. Boshak, D. Keisling, L. Bonner, B. Yanku, R. Hartranpht, B. Milmoe, A. Gerovitz, S. Coleman, M.
Banchero, R. Masi; MISSING: W . Fullerton, T. Coughlin,
R. Goldberg, B. Prendergast, F. Lanciano, J. Sauerhoff, L.
Adams, B. Dwyer, L. Lolly, K. Franke .

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11 0. Stewart, R. lgweze, P. Kolaritis, B. Nor-

' D. Ronstad, J. M~tzger, R. Greenberg; ROW 2:
y, R. Clompus, S. Jachzel, B. Harris, C. Mun-

J, Salva, B. Williams, G . Williams, A. Russo, A.
, L. Fisher, B. Jackson; MISSING: S. Anyomi,
1Cln1ley, E. Hilinski, J. Scoblick, B. Kohanik, J.
, J. Guzek, T. DeSonno, B. Manley, S. Byrnes.

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ROW 1 : M. laRose, S. Babcock, J. Cobb, M.
K. Toslosk; ROW 2 : C. Castrovillari, P. Castrucci,
Orbinati, M. Toth, G. MacIntyre, K. Cere; MIS
S. Kelly, C. Miller, F. Scharaldi, C. Pagano, S. T
Hrynko, S. Engles, D. Coffin, B. Leonard.

DIAZ
1: D. Stewart, R. lgweze, P. Kalaritis, B. Nar,D. Ranstad, J. M~tzger, R. Greenberg; ROW 2:
Haffey, R. Clompus, S. Jachzel, B. Harris, C. Mun,J. Salva, B. Williams, G . Williams, A. Russo, A.
o, L. Fisher, B. Jackson; MISSING: S. Anyomi,
Kinsley, E. Hilinski, J. Scoblick, B. Kohanik, J.
, J. Guzek, T. DeSonno, B. Manley, S. Byrnes .

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ROW 1: J. Marchetti, J. Geltzeiler, C. Pellosie, M. Buschi,
L. Gondell, B. Levin, C. Reichers, E. Boyer. ROW 2: J.
Shery, R. Bellacosa, R. Sands, J. Barrett, G . Barbato, J.
Bacik, G . Phillips; ROW 3 : M. Chisdak, R. Wein, L.
Cohen, J. Daoust, B. Finley, S. Sergi, D. Cohen, C. Carstensen, M. Mikitish; MISSING: D. Graw, M. Zale, K.
Theile, J. Metta, G . Bene-Hoene, L. Green.

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•ROW 3: S. Versuk, B. Howes, T. "Tomoloe", C. Unger; ROW 4 : P. Mocik, M. Gauze; MISSING: G. Giechen, J. Abate, T. Bordoustous, D. Wolfe.

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Weiler, E. Dobrydney, D. Mitchell, F. Miller, G. Brod, J. Collins, J. Pinelli, P. Besler, B. Austin , D. Demjonovick, M. Merconli; MISSING: P. Swartz, E. Tunoitis, J.
Zimmerman, M. Kassab, M. Menechini, L. Gombocorlo, B. Krienke.

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�HOLLENBACI(
ROW 1: M. Kortbowi, C. Reich, A.
Libenson, J. Vodeboncoeur, V.
Moore, J . Reinhard; ROW 2: P. Burgess, B. Smith, J. Smith, J. Kopetchne,
M. Kocyon, J. Kaluna, J. Richard, L.
Pinson.

McCLINTOCK
ROW 1: J. Williams, G. Ober, D.
Kaufman, J. fritz; ROW 2: S. Dodd,
Boron, K. Grof, D. Flitcroft, J. Taylor;
ROW 3: C. Guss, A. Romonovich, K.
Snow, S. Terpstra, B. Gorgas; MISSING: L. Dyson, M. Ojeda.

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�PRIAPUS
ROW 1: B. Harned; ROW 2: R.
Tomoin, R. Danbury, F. LaGolo, J.
Leone, A. Rosencrance, J.
Sochter, B. Tyger, J. Bobbin, H.
Schulman, L. Bomoos, G . Sandler;
ROW 3 : "Ace" Wisloske, T. J.
Papciak, E. Cashmier, J. Prowan,
M. Abbruzzese, K. Rodney, C.
Bond, M. Heller, M. Symanowicz,
F. Ro\enberg, J. Lewandowski.

ROOSEVELT
ROW 1: S. Patsiokas, T. Bardoutosos; ROW 2 : K. Donoleski, V.
Giavasis, P. Goodman, T. Roohafza, T. Orr, D. Orischak, N.
Shore, P. Oliviera, W. Gibbon;
ROW 3: A. Shohi-Fokhr, D.
Havens, P. Landis, B. Haeckler, P.
Adams, L. Moskowitz, S. Ntafos,
P. Hunter, B. Balfour, J. Orasky, J.
Sloane, M. Luberto; MISSING: R.
Merchak, D. Thorne.

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II

�ROSS

SLOCUM

ROW 1: P. Hamersly, D. lataro, D. Williams; ROW 2: P. Toman, S. Ryan, J. Herbert, R.
kowski; ROW 3: D. Hollick, J. Woolf, P. Goggins; MISSING: A. Zini, E. Parker, J. Teachw

ROW 1: S. Forest, R. Sorenson, B. Ellis, G. Dombrowski; ROW 2: R. Unger, 8. Kalan, M. Durso,
L. Sneirson, G. Pohorely; ROW 3: 8. Bettin, D. Briga, B. Gibson, I. Udes, J. Deloyier, M. Yanchuk, 8. Boga, T. Wilson, 8. Bliem; ROW -4: J. Usalis, "Spiderman," J. Martin, D. Palmer, J.
Sticher, A. Scharer; ROW 5: 8. Spinelli, S. Sikora, R. Yono, J. Santini, "Prep" Urosevich, T.
Runewicz; MISSING: L. Maczuga, J_ Grinkavich, J. Finley, T. Cronin, 8. Armstrong, A. Yanku,
D. Nieman, L. Connors, F. Pocolitch, G. McQuode, M. Pobutkiewicz, P. Moran.

ROW 1: M. Kennedy, D.
Phillips, D. Reese, K. Fret
Hammond, D. Dinkel, N.
G . Edwards, C. Hilzinger

�/ illiams; ROW 2: P. Toman, S. Ryan, J. Herbert, R.
P. Goggins; MISSING: A. Zini, E. Parker, J. Teachout

ROW 1: M. Kennedy, D. Andrews, M. Czulewicz, P. Vecchia, M. Macur; ROW 2: C.
Phillips, D. Reese, K. Freeman, M. German, D. Guterman; ROW 3 : G . Berry, N.
Hammond, D. Dinkel, N. Farrell, M. Prymowicz, J. Cohen; MISSING: M. Cimahosky,
G. Edwards, C. Hilzinger, S. Latz, D. Manney, N. Rodda .

STURDEVANT

ROW 1: A. Albanese, M. Gries, L. Duncan, D. LaCava, N. Stern; ROW 2: G . Buz•
zelli, J. Chemnitius, N. Mathers, N. Schultz, B. Wood, J. McGregor; ROW 3: J.
Davis, C. Brood, L. Carney, S. Donio, A. Rapoch; ROW 4 : S. Clune, F. Kuczinski, K.
Capwell, C. Hudak, M. Kadlecik, J. Canwnv

�SULLIVAN
ROW 1: M. Heyman, C. Farnetti, A. Rostron; ROW 2 :
K. Mansbery, A. McEvoy, P. Clegg, D. Keeney, S.
Cobb, L. Reiling, 8. Kaye, S. Fichera, K. Gamba, J.
Bonane, M. Goldberg; ROW 3: M. Malloy, M. Her•
rity, P. Fichtner, J. Matalavage, P. Sowden, J. Herfurth , R. Hutton, J. Condon, P. Kulesa, A. Santilli;
MISSING : D. Laughman, H. Reich, K. McCarty, S.
Slocum, G . Merrill, K. Yohn, K. McMahon .

SUSQUEHANNOCK
108

ROW 1: D. Demko, J. Lewis, M. Miller, S. Bedard; ROW 2 : C. Lowande, E. Small, J. Thompson, E. Schwarz, S.
stein, G . Zembruski, E. Smith, P.. Dougherty, M. Haas, S. Kruk, G. Kinback, A. Berkise; MISSING: H. Evancho,A
miek, D. Powers, C. Haught.

M. Stevens, P.
Paternoster, R.
ING: J. Austin,
ace.

�WARNER
ROW 1: R. Lack, J. Newman, D. Frazier, D. Nash, J.
Yosh, R. Brooks, J. Bonguilo, M. Davis, T. Bush, B.
Davis, S. Zabriske, B. Wailing, D. Cisney, D. Dolensky, J. Trimmer; ROW 2: C. Stull, M. LoPresti, G. Misner, S. Chaladorf, D. Bowman, T. Guilian, P. Landus;
ROW 3: D. Trostle, B. Fagnani, E. Zaborney, T.
Divito, B. Kalaka, A. Alson, C. Libby.

Lowande, E. Small, J. Thompson, E. Schwarz, S.
, G. Kin back, A. Berkise; MISSING: H. Evancho, A.

M. Stevens, P. Dizebba, B. Lear, N. Shore, B. Ritchie, R. Kapp, R. Colandrea, J. Germain, Mr. Meek, S. Wasko, J. Rubin, C. Austin, M.
Paternoster, R. Mahonski, V. Krill, Mr. Scott, J. Muldoon, D. Gregrow, M. Cuprzinski, R. Preefer, L. Balum, J. Marfia, Masked Man; MISSING: J. Austin, G. Collins, D. Gillespie, T. Holloman, M. Lolavish, G. Ruggiero, A. Travis-Bey, J. Zakrevsky, R. Yanni, B. Davis, M. Mattiace.

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�WALLER
ROW 1: N. Greenberg, K.
Dryzga, J. Shafman, S. Linton,
N. Evans; ROW 2: D. Evans,
A. Hrynkiw, H. Baab, E. Prendergast, E. Colombo; MISSING: S. Greenspan, K. Raven,
S. Argenio, A. Grahm , R.
Nicastro, V. Riccardo, M.
Stopkoski.

iili

WEISS
ROW 1: K. Flis, E. Harrington,
T. Blatt; ROW 2: A. Williams,
P. Pinter, T. Magella, K. Tilt, P.
McCann, J. Bartle, D. Kiwior;
ROW 3: B. Lucca, J. Hecht, L.
Rozell, K. McGuirr, D. Morono, E. Feuerman, L. Daring;
MISSING : M. King, B. Overbey, E. Nye.

110

�ROCI(Y'S
CROWS
ROW 1: F. LaGolo, M . Mercanti
M. Tippett, J. Marfia, J. Leone R
Hi~gston; ROW 2 : 8. Singer,
W,slowski, A. Rosencrance "Big
Mill," M . Conaboy, 8. Gro~sman
J. Prowant, J. Lewandowski.
'

G.·

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�Class
Officers

Seniors
LEFT TO RIGHT: Terry Roccograndi, Secretary; Mindy Miller, Treasurer; Rich
Lack, President. ABSENT: Jeff Grandinetti, Vice-President.

Juniors
LEFT TO RIGHT: Dave Culick, Vice President; Kerry
Graf, Treasurer; Barb Smith, Secretary; Jack Kelly,
President.

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�Sophomores
TO RIGHT: Linda Baran, President; Pat Goggins, Secretary; Debbie Latero, Treasurer.

1
t

Freshmen
LEFT TO RIGHT: Rich Bellacosa, President; Pat Reilly, Secretary; Deb Kocher, Treasurer;
Guy Barbato, Vice President.

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�The
Amnicola

AND EVENTS : LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue
t, Debbie Orbinati, Sue Babcock,
Toth. SEATED: Debbie Marano,
'on Head.

BUSINESS MANAGER: Helen Evanchko

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�SPORTS AND ORGANIZATIONS: LEFT TO
RIGHT, Jennifer Morgan, Sports Section Head;
Ann Rapoch, Organizations Section Head; Lin
Pinson, Carol Drahus, Carol Zambetti, Sharan
Sickerman.

SAND EVENTS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue
n Knight, Debbie Orbinati, Sue Babcock,
ry Ann Toth. SEATED: Debbie Marana,
Section Head.

Sue Zbegner

lANAGER: Helen Evanchko

ART DIRECTOR : Joe Dettmore.

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h
e

B
e

a
C

0

n
EDITORS: ROW 1: F. Polakowski, T. Torbik, M. Montague. ROW 2 : A. Rosencrans, G. Zembruski, A., Petyak, P.
Domowitch, C. Reichers.

STAFF: ROW 1: P. Reilley, G . Zembruski, D. Hargraves, P. Stone, D. Wasilewski, S. Akromas. ROW 2: Mr. Moran,
Advisor; F. Polokowski, F. Miller, A. Rosencrons, A. Petyok, J. Torbik, P. Domowitch, C. Reichers, M. Montogue.

116

STAFF: ROW 1 : E. Buzzo, J.
nelli, J. Berg, Advisor; D. De

�w
C

L
H

. Zembruski, A., Petyak, P.

romas. ROW 2: Mr. Moran,
Reichers, M. Montague.

James Kelly, Supervisor

STAFF: ROW 1: E. Buzza, J. Kelly, J. Tlaniarski, D. Shneider, J. Brando, B. Check, E. Bosha. ROW 2: R. Kutz, W. Maranelli, J. Berg, Advisor; D. DeCosmo, Advisor; C. Caswell, T. DeSanto, G. Sandler, C. Boyer.

117

�Student Government

ROW 1: Dean Baltruchitis, Advisor; S. Feeney, B. Fagnani, P. Jadelis, President; M. Kortbawi, L. Auerbach, M. Stambaugh. ROW 2: K. Shaughnessy, G. O'Brien, T. Grant Phillips, E. Zabarney, C. Carl, S. Grossman, J. Markowitz, A. Romanovitch , P. Chromey, B. Lucca. ROW 3: C. Munson, D. Ramstad, T. Panetta, L. Gondell, L. Abbey, V. Splendido, L. Buchsbaum, H. Stark.

S. G. Executive Council

LEFT TO RIGHT: John Barrett, Pete Jadelis, Maureen Kortbawi .

118

ROW 1: 0 . Krammer, C. Aqualina, M. Olejnik, /\
Marino, J. Pickering, T. Roccograndi, N. Giacom

Intt

ROW 1: A. Rapoch, M. Lopresti, G . O 'Brien, A. H
Clegg, L. Cooke, L. Auerbach, President; K. Mans
G. Zembruskie, J . Matalavage, L. Hill, N. Ka tsarc
sis, A. Zini, B. Hewers, G . Flack, G . Cullinan , C. R

�ent

Auerbach, M . Stambaugh. ROW 2: K. Shaughovitch, P. Chromey, B. Lucca. ROW 3 : C. Mun-

icil

Commuter Council

ROW 1: D. Krammer, C. Aqualina, M . Olejnik, M. Stambaugh, J. Suchocki, R. Cole. ROW 2 : J. Kubicki, C. Zambelli, D. Cherundo, C. Drahus, M .
Marino, J. Pickering, T. Roccograndi, N. Giacometti, J. Aqualina, M. Zaborney, W. Hapeman, M. Britt, D. Shelby. ABSENT: C. Lenahan.

Inter-Dormitory Council

ROW 1: A. Rapoch, M. Lopresti, G . O ' Brien, A. Hrynkiu, M. LaRose, D. Kuafmann, B. Spinelli. ROW 2: B. Nardone, Miss L. Jansky, Advisor; P.
Clegg, L. Cooke, L. Auerbach, President; K. Mansberry, N. Stopkowski, D. Smith, A. Santilli. ROW 3: F. Miller, D. Cohen, B. Ritchie,, C. Pellosie,
G. Zembruskie, J. Matalavage,.L. Hill , N. Katsaratsou, 5 . Stevens, T. Magelea, P. Burgess, T. Marcy. ROW -4: P. Goodman, B. Kostick, V. Gianosis, A. Zini, B. Howers, G. Flack, G. Cullinan, C. Reichers, B. Grove.

119

�Accounting Club
c:::.

ROW 1: B. Williams, J. Klocko, J. Koczinski, C. Brood. ROW 2: D. Gudowski, P. Stroub, R. Evans, T. Burns, M.
Gollick. ROW 3 : M. Bork, J. McNulty, M. Mercincovoge, D. Moore, B. Long .

Art Club

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: A. Delong, M. Lucas, M. McHole, C. Mozorozyk, M. Zovoy, D. Nieman, M. Wodoski, P. Pinter, Ms. Randoll Peyser, Advisor; M. Yonchuk, T. Villano.

120

MEMBERS INCLUDE: M. Novok, D. Rudzovich, T. S
Roda, J. Zawotski, K. Barnhart, P. Morris, C. Machi
Nicholas, G . Comerosky, J. Klimuszko, S. Jachzel,
Kospin, T. Trotsky, M. Stanek, J. Price, P. Roczniok,
W . Killion .

(

ROW 1: P. Koslowski, L. Frankiew
Slavinski, B. Rostok, N. Landmess,

�-

Biology Club
I

R. Evans, T. Burns, M.

MEMBERS INCLUDE: M. Novak, D. Rudzavich, T. Shipkowski, D. Andrews, D. Ramstad, D. Rothsavage, R. Greenberg, A. Boris, J. Polansky, R.
Rado, J. Zawatski, K. Barnhart, P. Morris, C. Machierskis, M. Trolio, J. Fraley, E. Boyer, J. Zakrevsky, D. Zelinka, G. Thornton, S. Krishunis, J.
Nicholas, G. Comerosky, J. Klimuszka, S. Jachzel, W . Gibb'ans, J. Geletx, G. Kaszuba, G . Wegrzynowicz, T. Averza, M. Evans, J. Marchetti, D.
Kaspin, T. Trotsky, M . Stanek, J. Price, P. Roczniak, B. Brown, F. Rosenberg, P. Auron, S. Wasko, S. Piemontese, J. Mariani, G . Borowski, D. Ney,
W. Killian .

Chemistry Club

Nieman, M. Woda-

ROW 1: P. Koslowski, L. Frankiewicz, D. Hynoski, R. Gapinsky, E. Hilinsky. ROW 2 : P. Auron, R. Gatrone, S.
Slavinski, B. Rostok, N. Landmesser, A. Molitoris, H. Kerdisky.

121

�Chess Club

MEMBERS INCLUDE: E. Hockenbury, J. Kubicki, T. Mauger, J. Remio, 8.

Callwitts, B. Spanenberg, M. Blower, P. Natishan.

Clea1

ROW 1: M. Carroll, 8. Bradshaw, A. Goodman, N .
Mattei, Dr. EI-Ashry, Advisor; K. Mieskowski, J. Buri

Circle I(

ROW 1: J. Micocci, J. Mento, J. Rajchel, P. Mirabelle. ROW 2: S. Akromas,
S. Baloga, J. Sekusky. ROW 3: B. Goldsworthy, W . O"Hapeman, 8. Tuonzellp.

122

SEA TED ON FLOOR : Ruthao
ander, E. Harrington, S. Fa~
Leach.

�Clean Environment Club

1io, B.

ROW 1: M. Carroll, 8. Bradshaw, A. Goodman, N. Goodman, S. Karpinski. ROW 2 : N. Snee, D. Comarski, 8. James, D. Weiss, F. Boran, C.
Mattei, Dr. EI-Ashry, Advisor; K. Mieskowski, J. Burnetti, B. Goobic, J. Manganello, M. Kocyan, J. Delaney.

Cue N' Curtain

Akromas,
8. Tuon-

SEATED ON FLOOR: Ruthanne Jones . ROW 1: K. McCarthy, D. Dunleavy, A. Cummings, T. Alexander, E. Harrington, S. Fabrini. ROW 3: N. Schultz, S. Leeds, B. Klein, E. Connor, F. Pacolitch, R.
leach.

123

�Debate Club

ROW 1: J. Abate, D. Laughman, N. Rh'odda, M. Cimakofsky, J. Kaczmarek. ROW 2: 8. Kinney, Advisor; J. Keogh,
L. Conner, J. Guzek, J. Guzek, F. Miller.

Education Club

MEMBERS INCLUDE: P. Korlonis, J. Morgan, S. Kanner, M. Welebab, M. Britt, L. Miller, T. Roccogrondi, D. Geffert, P. Zych, J. Bartuski, K. Gildea, J. Andrews, E. Steinkirchner, S. Akromas, D. Tomkins, Dr. Watters, Advisor.

12-4

E

ROW 1: S. Ntafos, J. Kowalchik, M. Conoboy, L. Kc
T. Vincent, L. Jomiolkowski, R. Dzugan, F. Paulewic:
Murray, D. Pellegrin i, K. Moser, H. Bolinsky, G. Off

Huma

ROW 1: T. Wandishan, P. Seigen, J. Cohen, J. Geel
P. Goggins, E. Field, R. Levine, B. Ritchie, G . BArba1
M. Malloy, D. Ramstad, C. Phillips, D. Reese, T. Phil
Bellacosa, P. Kulesa, S. Fichera. ROW 5: M. Chan,

�Engineering Club

(inney, Advisor; J. Keogh,

ROW 1: S. Ntofos, J. Kowolchik, M. Conoboy, L. Koretz, D. Piskorik, T. Roohofzo. ROW 2: V. Giovosis, P. Waskiewicz, A. Fonucci, R. Simlulok,
T. Vincent, L. Jomiolkowski, R. Dzugon, F. Poulewicz, A. Fokhr. ROW 3: Dr. Nejib, Advisor; D. Gelotko, J. Thier, M. Sweeney, P. Goodmon, G .
Murray, D. Pellegrini, K. Moser, H. Bolinsky, G. Offshack, R. Lehman.

Human Services Committee

D. Geffert, P. Zych, J. Bortuski, K. Gil-

ROW 1: T. Wandishan, P. Seigen, J. Cohen, J. Gechout, K. Edelson, I. Udes, M. Letovish, J. Marchetti. ROW 2 : D. Davies, J. Droust, W. Williams,
P. Goggins, E. Field, R. Levine, B. Ritchie, G. BArboto, G. Berry. ROW 3 : A. Falkowski, G . MacIntyre, M. Rusnak, J. Runhord, J. Smith, J. Cullinan,
M. Molloy, D. Ramstad, C. Phillips, D. Reese, T. Phillips. ROW 4 : J. Metta, C. Pellosie, E. Cashinere, B. Cheung, J. Babin, M. Chisdok, L. Cockill, R.
Bellacoso, P. Kulesa, S. Fichera. ROW 5: M. Chan, B. Kilkenny, D. Smith, D. Kocher, J. Sherry, J. Scoblick, J. Zakrevsky.

125

�..

LE.E.E.

----

ROW 1: G. Dirkiu, M. Conoboy, G . Offshock. ROW 2: J. Kowalchick, T. Vincent, D. Pellegrini, L. Jomiolkowski, T. Roohofzo, L. Koretz. ROW 3:
Dr. Nejib, Advisor; P. Goodmon, W. Yudiskas, E. Pickett, J. Thier, P. Waskiewicz, D. Gelotko, G . Murray, F. Poulewicz, V. Giavosis, H. Bolinsky,
S. Ntofos, R. Lehman, A. Fokhr.

International Club

ROW 1: E. Espinheiro, N. Katsorotsou, T. Abu Elhoua, G. Obruchi, M. King.
ROW 2: M. Espinheiro, G . Bene-Hoone, N. Woung, J. DeStephano, S. Potsiokos, S. Phrokoysore.

126

MEMBERS ltR. Hoffman,

1

MEMBERS I~
rington, J. Kl
Space, K. SF

�Judo-l(arate Club

,lkowski, T. Roohafza, L. Koretz. ROW 3:
,y, F. Paulewicz, V. Giavasis, H. Bolinsky,

MEMBERS INCLUDE: F. Murty, T. Shipkowski, B. Kapp, B. Herrin, W. Koytek,
R. Hoffman, B. Everhart, B. Yacavonis, A. Colarucci, M. Malloy, T. Williams.

Manuscript Society

~- King .
S. Patsi-

MEMBERS INCLUDE: L. Hadsall, B. Klein, B. Boston, M. Conaboy, E. Harrington, J. Klosowski, T. Williams, D. Yakus, L. O 'Hara, C. Spencer, J.
Space, K. Spencer, B. Spencer, Dr. Heaman, Advisor.

127

�Math Club

ROW 1: C. Buchine, R. Lepore, C. Ruskowski. ROW 2: L. Shumaker,
A. Bowalick, D. Kazinetz, L. Ross. ROW 3: C. Makar, T. Kiewlak, C.
Dungey, C. Ruskowski.

J

ROW 1: W. Tarner, J. Snigg, S. Grossman, R. Ze'
chner, N. Katsarou, S. Michaels, D. Kiwior, D. De
Droussiotis, J. Stashik, J. Beccaris, E. McCarty, A

Photography Club

MEMBERS INCLUDE: N. Bavish, C. Munson, T. Shipkowski, T. Marcy, C. Demer, M. Marini, D. Danryonovitch, A. Olson, R. Klaproth, J. Stella, R.
Klompus, W. Williams, E. Payer; Mr. Turoczi, Mr. Casilli, Advisors.

128

ROW 1: P. Macik, J. Condor
Lanciano.

�Psychology Club

ROW 1: W. Tarner, J. Snigg, S. Grossman, R. Zettle, M. Breakstone, K. Donoleski, B. Grove, D. Kloproth. ROW 2: Mr. Kanner, Advisor; J. Kirchner, N. Katsarou, S. Michaels, D. Kiwior, D. Dobranski, P. Zych, S. Kanner, A. Vauter, E. Smith, S. Rosenstein, M. Koviak, C. Coleman, A.
Droussiotis, J. Stashik, J. Beccaris, E. McCarty, A. Macri, L. Evans, E. Sammon, D. Powers.

Reach-Out

, R. Klaproth, J. Stella, R.

ROW 1: P. Macik, J. Condon, L. Parrish, T. Roche. ROW 2, G. Ruggiero, P. Stille, B. Howes, M. Gauze, F.
Lanciano .

129

�Russian

Club
ROW 1: A. Mahally, K. Hulanick, J. Zaleski. ROW 2: M. Plisga, N. Miller, R.
Surgonski. ROW 3: D. Reeves, K. Hadsall, D. Balla.

ROW 1: M. Scott, D. Schneider,
ROW 3: J. Pavlick, A. Albanese,
ski, D. Gudoski, L. Neher, D. D'z

Sociology

Club
LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Dyson, D. Mah~lick, M. Gushenczki.

Spanish

Club
MEMBERS INCLUDE: M. Scott, I. Pucylowski, D. Gregson, D. Motichok, B.
Montgomery, P. Sopko, C. Stock.

130

�TDR

l
ROW 1: M. Scott, D. Schneider, J. Revitski, K. Hahn, D. Gregson. ROW 2: B. Tyrell, M. Welebab, D. Galano, R. Lepore, C. Ruskoski, A. Dupleski.
ROW 3: J. Pavlick, A. Albanese, K. Gildea, D. Zeffer. ROW 4: S. Roman, J. Staniorski, I. Pucybowski, J. Borkuski. ROW 5: P. Kozick, F. Skordinski, D. Gudoski, L. Neher, D. D'ziecol. ROW 6 : P. Seiger, R. Shafer, D. Machesko.

Wilkes Community Effort
Sociology
Club
· TO RIGHT: L. Dyson, D. Mah~l ick, M. Gushenczki.

SEATED ON FLOOR: C. Broad. ROW 1: S. Donis, J. Doney, Mrs. Rebecca
Jost, Dean Baltruchitis, L. Carney, C. Miller.

131

�Band

MEMBERS INCLUDE: N. Evans, J. Gatti, M. Goldberg, D. Morono, D. Sobolesky, R. Schwartz, R. Atherholt, D. Guterman, M. Hoose, N. Hammond, S. Molone, M. Bice, P. Costrucci, L. Costello, P. Grabko, D. Herbert, G. Kinsley, R. Sorensen, R. Suda, B. Wasenda, J. Yee, R. Bielecki, D.
Granahan, F. Pocolitch, D. Houck, H. Hower, G. Ober, J. Reap, D. Stewart, J. Yosh, T. Young, T. Giulian, H. Mayo, J. Jedju, A. Marini, G. Batok,
J. Bower, A. Cusick, M. Dubik, R. Everhart, T. Gozowski, G. Landis, W. Morianelli, J. Witkowsk, S. Zannetti, C. Kraieski.

Choms

M.E.NC.
1: M. Haase, K. Kmietowicz, C. Dona-

' N. Greenberg. ROW 2: S. Gatti, C.
o, M. Good, K. Bacon, 8. Baranow, D.
ky, P. Grabko. ROW 3: G . Kinsley, P.
cci, L. Doring, M. Radlecik, D. Morano,
Out.rman, M. Stern, Mr. Veremeychik,
. ROW 4: J. Hander, W. Panna' J. Yee, N. Hammond, J. Mainwaring,
·, L. Papatopoli, W. Earl.

132

MEMBERS INCLUDE: C. Baumann, J. Bowalik, P. Castrucci, T. Cavallini, L. Daring, R. Dewitt, C. Donahue, D. Dorzinsky, K. Kmietowicz, M.
McDowell, L. Phillips, D. Sabalesky, M. Stern, L. Walter, R. Celusniak, N. Greenberg, D. Hanusin, J. Lewis, M. Miller, D. Reeves, L. Sperrazza, M.
Sullivan, A. Teixera, J. Vadeboncoeur, H. Earl, A. Fegal, P. Fink, J. Jones, M. leaser, L. Papatopoli, D. Psikus, L. Roiling, T. Sosa, L. Schall, D.
Shoklotski, D. Schonfeld, D. Tagliaterra, M. Toth, S. Tow, J. Zola, C. Zupko, A. Bogusko, J. Bonanne, G . Buzzelli, M. Dodd, D. Drost, M. Good, J.
Hecht, D. Marchetti, D. Vida, B. Wasenda, L. Waznik, J. Woolf, D. Cooper, J. Cwikls, J. Gurka, D. Lutz, J. Mainwaring, D. Pugh, J. Renae, L.
Strumski, C. Unger, T. Dennis, N. Dructor, B. Frederick, T. Gross, R. Hooley, H. Hoover, J. Jones, S. Malone, J. Matteo, A. McElwee, G .
McQuode, F. Pacolitch, W. Pannobecker, K. Saslaw, P. Swain, W. Metcalf, M. Billet, R. Conniff, J. Dalessandro, J. Froble, P. Moron, D. Occhiato,
R. Shuleski, R. Ziegler, K. Bacon, W. Boronow, R. lemancelli, M. Mercuri, J. Schlicker, J. Serrenti, D. Skopek, L. Papatopoli.

�Madrigals
ROW 1: D. Vida, D. Drost, M. Miller, T. Cavallini, C.
Walter, L. Phillips. ROW 2 : C. Dungey, D. Lutz, D.
Pugh, K. Bacon, T. Dennis, G . McQuade, Mr. Chapline, Director.

halt, D. Guterman, M. Haase, N. Ham5uda, 8. Wasenda, J. Yee, R. Bielecki, D.
,n, H. Mayo, J . Jedju, A. Marini, G. Balok,
,etti, C. Kraieski.

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f!JW I: M. Haase, K. Kmietowicz, C. Donahit, N. Greenberg. ROW 2 : S. Gatti, C.
lupko, M. Good, K. Bacon, B. Boron ow, D.
Sabalesky, P. Grabko. ROW 3: G. Kinsley, P.
Co1trucci, L. Daring, M. Radlecik, D. Morano,
D. Guterman, M. Stern, Mr. Veremeychik,
M,;10,. ROW -4: J. Hander, W. Pannalledcer, J. Yee, N. Hammond, J . Mainwaring,
J. lewis, L. Papalopoli, W. Earl.

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Chorus

e, D. Dorzinsky, K. Kmietowicz, M.
,is, M. Miller, D. Reeves, L. Sperrazza, M.
'sikus, L. Roiling, T. Sosa, L. Schall, D.
. Buzzelli, M. Dodd, D. Drost, M. Good, J.
J. Mainwaring, D. Pugh, J . Renoe, L.
one, J . Matteo, A. McElwee, G.
;sandro, J. Frable, P. Moran, D. Occhiato,
,pek, L. Papatopoli .

MEMBERS INCLUDE : C. Lenahan, E. Hornick,
B. Grant, K. Hulnick, J. Grout, K. Kmielowicz,
T. Crew, M. Stambaugh, J. Cwilka, R. Lemoncelli, R. Skrinak, J. Suchowski, D. Olekzulin,
W. Finlay, A. Behr, M. Shoemaker, J. Guzek,
R. Rosiak, N. Maskornick, A. Mahalley, P.
Auron, R. Gapinski, R. Catrone, N. Landmesser, J. Zaleski, B. Spinelli; Mrs. Santos, Mr.
Serzan - Advisors . .

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�Cheerleaders

MEMBERS INCLUDE: K. Considine, 8. King, 8. Yanchuk, Captain; M. Gottlieb, D. Georgetti, N.
Murray, C. Farnetti, K. Lewis, P.
Pinter.

Majorettes

ROW 1: G . Abraham, C. Suppan, T. Schwab.
Panetta, D. Check, C. Deacon, K. Fronke, J. M

LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Levitski, D.
Volovic, J. Williams, Co-CoplGII
J. Koval, Co-Captain; A. /W.
M. Britt.

Strutters

. ROW 1: L. Davis, D. Edwards, F.
Skordinski, S. Rinehimer, J.
Zaleta . ROW 2: D. Miscavage,
Co-Captain; D. Gregson, R.
Shafer, K. Foley, M. Scott, L.
Schumaker, L. Neher, T. Roccograndi, Co-Captain.
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Lettermen

ROW 1: G . Abraham, C. Suppon, T. Schwab. ROW 2: C. Ozgo, D. Kulick, J. Godlewski, J. Grandinetti, F. Lohman, Dr. Cox, Advisor. ROW 3: T.
Panetta, D. Check, C. Deacon, K. Franke, J. Matusek, B. Mazitelli, 8. Metzger.

LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Levitski, D.
Volovic, J. Williams, Co-Ca
J. Koval, Co-Captain; A . /lkA
M. Britt.

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ROW 1: D. Chapura, D. Donsces, A. Centrella . ROW 2: D. Jones, N. Roberts, M. Soleski.

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LEFT: Dr. Albert Ellis, Sexologist.
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May 25, 1974
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May 26, 1974
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���Football
Operating with an underclass dominated lir
lege football team experienced happiness an&lt;
ing the 12th winning season in the 28 years ol
college .
Joy was running up a 5-1 Northern Divisior
Gold barely missed title honors, losing top spc
before used tie-breaking system.
In the process of their banner MAC effort t~
Schmidt upset Juniata, 25-15, and Delaware '
Juniata's lone defeat of the season and cost ti

Bowl, although the Indians won the Northern I
berth in the NCAA playoffs.

Misery was stinging lopsided defeats to lthc
39-6; Kings Point 34-13. A stagnant 23-6 sell
to Moravian cost the Wilkesmen their sixth MJ
title.
Coach Schmidt was encouraged with thew,
his sophomore quarterback Chuck Suppon. S1
was the Colonels ' offense leader with

554 yai

The 6-2 slinger, who shows skill in executing ti
FIRST ROW (left to right): Dave Check, Steve Adamcheck, Tom Butler, Jim Rodda, Jeff Grandinetti, Rick Lorenzen, Craig Deacon, Tom Pennella, Rich Lek, John Collins, Andy Check. SECOND
ROW: Nick Ametrano, Tom McGann, Bill Metzger, Bob Mazzitelli, Terry Blaum, Joe Bonner, Del Keisling, Kurt Franke, Bernie Ford, Paul Norishan, Rodney Smith, Bill Horon. THIRD ROW,
Steve Leskiw, Bob Para, Don Olekszulin, Fred Marianacci, John Waskowsky, Paul Podolak, John Baron, Len Wasmanski, Tom Bradshaw, Joe Dettmore, Jim Costanzo, Chuck Suppon. FOURlll
ROW: Ed Zaborney, Tony Schwab, Dave Tretheway, Woody Haydt, George Abraham, Nick Lozorak, Lou Maczuga, Mike Durso, Fred Lohman, Don Kulick, Tony Keris, Greg Snyder. FIFTH
ROW: John Motuske, Dave Howe, Len Delmas, Paul Adams, Frank Wengen, Dave Sheridan, Ed Suchaski, Bob Russo, Jim Coffey, Ahdan Travis-Bey, Jim Stehle, Charles Calabrese. SIXTH
ROW: Carl Sosnowki, mgr.; Assistant Coaches Bob Corbo, Jonah Coobic, Joe Skvarlo, Joe Moran, Brinley Barchol, Harry Hoover; Head Coach Roland Schmidt; Student Assistant Coach Rich
Massi; and Josh Taylor, mgr.

option, completed 26 of 64 passes for 393 ye
and three touchdowns.
Also back next year will be three of his lea&lt;
receivers. Tight end George Abraham had a ~
liant season grabbing 23 passes for 326 yard
talented sophomore was the team's second le
scorer with 26 points.
Trailing behind in the reception category w,
junior Bill Horan , 11-194 yds.; senior John Co
11-130 yds.; and sophomore John Matusek, ~
yds.
Injuries wreaked havoc with the Wilkes run1
1,162 yards on the turf.
Coach Schmidt's salvation will be having fi,

1974. Fred Lohman, a sophomore, was the C,
gridiron for 277 yards on 83 carries.
Back in the pack were junior John Baron, 5(
yards; and freshman Mick Calabrese, 31-112
Only offensive line losses will be Rich Loren
siderable action this fall were juniors Bob Mai
Bob Para and Joe Dettmore, and freshman Jir
Defense was hot and cold, and on occasior
late 1960's . Anchored by seniors Jeff Grandi1
set a team record by intercepting 24 passes. I
junior Terry Blaum, five pilfers, followed by Fr
Grandinetti was awesome from his tackle p
plus recovering five fumbles. He was second i1

82 total hits.
First was linebacker Rich Lack, who accumu
passes for 103 yards. Both are the Colonels ' I
With almost the entire squad returning next
rise for the Wilkes football team .

�Operating with an underclass dominated lineup, the Wilkes College football team experienced happiness and disaster in registering the 12th winning season in the 28 years of grid history at the
college .
Joy was running up a 5-1 Northern Division record. The Blue and
Gold barely missed title honors, losing top spot because of a never
before used tie-breaking system .
In the process of their banner MAC effort the charges of Rollie
Schmidt upset Juniata, 25-15, and Delaware Valley, 23-7. It was
Juniata's lone defeat of the season and cost them the Lambert
Bowl, although the Indians won the Northern Division title
berth in the NCAA playoffs.

Keep your hands to yourself.

Misery was stinging lopsided defeats to Ithaca,
39-6; Kings Point 34-1 3. A stagnant 23-6 setback
to Moravian cost the Wilkesmen their sixth MAC
title.
Cooch Schmidt was encouraged with the work of
his sophomore quarterback Chuck Suppon. Suppon
was the Colonels' offense leader with 554 yards.
The 6-2 slinger, who shows skill in executing the
n Pennella, Rich Lek, Jahn Collins, Andy Check . SECOND
aul Narishan, Rodney Smith, Bill Horan. THIRD ROW:
,aw, Joe Dettmore, Jim Costanzo, Chuck Suppon . FOURTH
,d Lohman, Don Kulick, Tony Keris, Greg Snyder. FIFTH
,don Travis-Bey, Jim Stehle, Charles Calabrese. SIXTH
ead Coach Roland Schmidt; Student Assistant Coach Rich

option, completed 26 of 64 passes for 393 yards
and three touchdowns.
Also back next year will be three of his leading
receivers. Tight end George Abraham had a brilliant season grabbing 23 passes for 326 yards. The
talented sophomore was the team's second leading
scarer with 26 points.
Trailing behind in the reception category were
junior Bill Horan, 11 - 194 yds.; senior John Collins,

The " Rocket" takes off again .

11-130 yds.; and sophomore John Matusek, 9-95
yds.
Injuries wreaked havoc with the Wilkes running game which only racked up
1,162 yards on the turf.
Coach Schmidt's salvation will be having five of the six ground leaders back in

1974. Fred Lohman, a sophomore, was the Colonels' number one man, raking the
gridiron for 277 yards on 83 carries.
Back in the pack were junior John Baron, 50-268, junior Rodney Smith, 56-248
yards; and freshman Mick Calabrese, 31-11 2 yards .
Only offensive line losses will be Rich Lorenzen and Tom Panetta . Seeing considerable action this fall were juniors Bob Mazzitelli and Bill Metzger, sophomores
Bob Para and Joe Dettmore, and freshman Jim Stehle.
Defense was hot and cold, and on occasion looked like the Golden Horde of the
late 1960's. Anchored by seniors Jeff Grandinetti and Rich Lack, Jhe Wilkes " D "
set a team record by intercepting 24 passes . Key culprit in the mass thievery was
junior Terry Blaum, five pilfers, followed by Fred Marianacci with four apiece.
Grandinetti was awesome from his tackle position blocking a punt and scoring,
plus recovering five fumbles . He was second in the individual tackle category with
B2 total hits.
First was linebacker Rich Lack, who accumulated 97 hits, and intercepted three
posses for 103 yards . Both are the Colonels' leading choices for honors.
With almost the entire squad returning next year, fortune seems to be on the
rise for the W ilkes football team .

Frantic Fred on the move.

I told you not to party before the game.

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Tom "Crusher" Butler
Bill Horon catching a few rays.

Clipping-IS Yds.

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Tom "Another Pretty Face " Panetta

Rich Lock

Andy in his usual position .

Jeff Grandinetti All American Tackle

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Tom " Crusher " Butler
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�Cross
Country

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Bloomsburg

Madison FDU

Baptist Bible
DelQWOre Valley
44
Lebanon Valley
41
Rider
48
l3inghamton St.
30
Albright
45
Susquehanna
3
Baptist Bible
43
Scranton
39
E-Town
(low score wins)
Cooch George G. Pawlush
(three years, 3-35)

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Where is Muskie?

If only George would buy us new sneakers .

WILKES HARRIERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: George Pawlush, head coach; Larry Pekot , Ste ve Ungvc,rsky, Duane Sadvary, Mark Za vay, Jere Woods, Jim Godlewski , Wayne Bohn , Steve Spock, and
Bernard Vino vrski .

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The Wilkes Harriers had a disappointing 0- 14 season . Despite the

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41
Rider
48
Binghamton St.
30
Albright
45
Susquehanna
3
Baptist Bible
43
Scranton
39
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(low score, wins)
Cooch George G. Pawlush
(three years, 3-35)

poor season, Coach George Pawlush has only good things to say
about his freshman Harrier Mark Zavoy. Mark is probably the most
dedicated athlete on the Wilkes campus. Mark won almost, if not
every event, he ever ran. He runs more than 10 miles a day to keep in
condition. Mark was responsible for starting a track team at Wilkes
and even races bicycles. Mark is truly a rare athlete. In addition to
Zavoy the Harriers had such talent as Jim "Muskie" Godlewski,
Duane Sadvary, Steve Spock, and Wayne Bohn .
Coach Pawlush feels that with the type of runner he has for the
upcoming season, the next year should be a good one . Between the
new prospects, the dedicated players he now has, and the interest
shown by some of the athletes for the track team started this year,
George and his Harriers should excel!!!

,ds, Jim Godlewski, Wayne Bohn , Steve Sp ock, and

Come b o ck wi th my b icycle! '

Coach , I think I found Mu skie .

�Where ' s the ball

KNEELING (left to right), Donna Doncses, Denise Chapuro, Gayle Kinback. FIRST ROW, Susan Funke, Tine Blatt, Nancy Mathers, Angela Centrella, Francie Hershey, Mariuita Salsaki. SECOND ROW: Cooch Goy F. Meyers, Mary Lou Murray , Dinae Jones, Nancy Roberts, Charmaine Board, Kim Flis. Missing from photo are: Penny Bianconi, Denise Johnson, Jane Matalavage,
Ellen Schwartz, Debbie Titus, Leona Wegna, and Linda Holonia .

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How come they're olw,

�WOMEN'S FIELD HOCKEY (6-5)
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1

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Millersville St.

1
2

Misericordia
Albright
Kutztown St.
Bloomsburg St.
2
1
Lycoming
Morywood
3
Mansfield St.
3
Misericordia
3
Keystone
2
Bucknell
1
Coach, Goy F. Meyers
(f.pur years, 19-15-1)

5

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Where's the ball?

" When you sum it all up, it was a very good year," reflected Cooch Gay Meyers as the Wilkes
College Women's Field Hockey team concluded the 1973 season with a winning 6-5 effort.
"It was an extremely satisfying season for the girls because this was supposed to be a rebuilding year," Mrs. Meyers explained.
Diane Jones, Nancy Roberts and Penny Bionconi were first year players. "It was a great performance. They really excelled. I was very pleased."
Two of the Colonelettes' biggest victories were respective 2-0 and 3-0 shutouts over Blooms,ngela Centrella, Francie Hershey, Mariuita Salsaki. SEC-

burg and Mansfield State .

are: Penny Bianconi, Denise Johnson, Jane Matalavage,

Cooch Meyers, a native of Uniondale, was also happy with her squad's results in the Susquehanna Field Hockey at Penn State University.
The coeds finished 1-3-3 in post-season tourney ploys against the likes of Lock Hoven State,
Bucknell, Susquehanna, Bloomsburg, and Penn State. Each of the games was 25 minutes in duration .
By for, one of the finest moments in Blue and Gold history was a 0-0 deadlock with Penn
State's team . Goalie Nancy Roberts and center halfback Susan Funke gained honorable mention
on the All-Tournament Team. Also attracting attention of the selectors were Anglella Centrella,
Diane Jones, Donna Doncses, and Penny Bionconi.
Prime mover in the coeds' attack this foll was senior Miss Doncses, who battered the nets for six
goals and five assists. It was a fitting finale for Miss Doncses ofter three goals and nine assists last
year . Placing high in the scoring parade were Marivito Saleski, two goals Centrella, four assists; Susan Funke, two goals You looking for worms loo?

three assists; Angello

two assists; Ellen Schwartz, one goal -

assists; Dee Johnson, two goals; and Diane Jones, one assist.

Fare!
How come they 're always near our goal?

Strona uodraft. isn't it?

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SOCCER (6-8-1)
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4
Upsala
2
Moravian
6
Philadelphia Tex tile
3
Muhlenberg
5
Lycoming
1
Scranton
0
5
Stevens
3
2
Baptist Bible
2
5
Wagner
7
0
Binghamton St.
3
5
Madison FDU
3
1
Susquehanna
6
1
Elizabethtown
3
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Franklin and Marshall
+ ECAC Southern Tournament
Cooch: Thomas Rokita
(Four years, _
24-24-6)
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FIRST ROW (left to right) : Stel
Yonku, Pete Papodoupoulis, ~
Croughn, Mork Bussolini, Bill I
Poul Sanger, Don Mock, Mike

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The soccer charges of Tom Rokita felt the p
season with a bid to the Eastern Collegiate At
Tournament. The Blue and Gold nearly pulled
hanna, 5-3, in the opening record, before losi
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�ver work!

FIRST ROW (left ta right): Stellios Patsiokas, Tom Burns, Roger Donbury, Gerry Blade, Tom Trost, Bob Ryan. SECOND ROW: Steve
Yanku, Pete Papadoupoulis, Steve Chaladoff, Joe Benguita, Amir Shahi Fakhr, Mark Davis, George Kunst. THIRD ROW: Mike
Croughn, Mark Bussolini, Bill McGloin, Gary Macko, Joe Bing, Steve Sergi. FOURTH ROW: Chip Eaton (Asst. Coach), Ken Edelson,
Paul Sangor, Don Mock, Mike Shoemaker, Coach Tom Rokito.

The soccer chorges of Tom Rokita felt the pangs of inexperience, but capped their 5-7-1 dual
season with a bid to the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Association (ECAC) Southern Regional
Tournament. The Blue and Gold nearly pulled away with all the marbles, beating Susquehanna, 5-3, in the opening record, before losing to Franklin and Marshall, 2-1, in the championship finale.

soccer, not football!

Mother said there would be days like this.

Fred and Ginger at the ball.

I

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�Basketball

Wilkes Cagers End Finest Season Ever
Wilkes College's basketball team blasted into previously uncharted heights this
winter, registering the best record in the 28-year history of the sport at the college.
Not only did the charges of Rodger Bearde win five more games than any other
edition ever ( 19-6) but added the icing to the cake, capturing their first tournament

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(Scranton Christmas), posting a record nine-game winning skein, and making their

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second trip in three years to the MAC Northern Division Playoffs.

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The best may be yet to come as every member of this year's 13-man contingent wi
return to the fold this year. Providing the backbone of Bearde's unit were four juniors,
six sophomores, and three freshmen.
Playing without a superstar, the Colonels had four starters averaging in double-fi~
ures ranging from Clarence Ozgo's 15.3 per outing to Steve Ference's 11.7.
"With balance like that," Coach Bearde reflected, "how can you key on any
man?" Meshed in between Ozgo and Ference were Greg Buzinski, 14.8; and Jack
Brabant, 1 3.7.

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Wagner
60
Lycoming
56
Susquehanna
76
Scranton ot.
78
Bucknell
72
Wilmington
60
Philo. Textile
60
Waterloo
68
Norwich
86
Juniata
81
Baptist Bible
87
Albright
60
Upsala
82
Susquehanna
79
Moravian
61
Binghamton St.
66
Madison (FDU)
55
Lycoming
96
Scranton
68
Elizabethtown
60
Lebanon Valley
78
Albright
68
Upsala
51
Coach: Roger Bearde, three yrs .,,
MAC* (7-3) Overall ( 19-6;
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"Our team plays an unselfish brand of basketball. It is not uncommon for a player
to pass off a good shot for a better one," Bearde furthered.
Despite this fact, all four of the quartet have a chance of reaching the coveted
1000-point plateau. First in line is Buzinski (843) while Ozgo (718), Brabant (691 ),
and Ference (675) wait in the wings.
Defense hasn't exactly been hurting either as the Blue and Gold held 25 foes loon
average of 64.4 points per game, almost six less than the previous low.

An easy two .

Please go in . . .

�.

'-j;nd Finest Season Ever
blasted into previously uncharted heights this
the 28-year history of the sport at the college.
·r Bearde win five more games than any other

19 to the cake, capturing their first tournament
·d nine-game winning skein, and making their
: Northern Division Playoffs.
ery member of this year 's 13-man contingent will
the backbone of Bearde's unit were four juniors,

,lonels had four starters averaging in double-fig.
5 .3 per outing to Steve Ference's 11.7.
earde reflected, "how can you key on any
1 Ference were Greg Buzinski, 14.8; and Jack

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d of basketball. It is not uncommon for a player
ne, " Bearde furthered .
Jrtet have a chance of reaching the coveted
iinski (843) while Ozgo (718), Brabant (691 ),
Eat your heart out, Dove Cowens .

19 either as the Blue and Gold held 25 foes to an
nest six less than the previous low.

rk Schueler, Doug Rostle , Rich Miscavage,

Please go in .
Sink it Mr. Budzinski . . . Put it in!

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Clarence and Greg with Wilkes' first tournament trophy.

I hope he fouls me.

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Who said thirteen is an unlucky number???

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Schu ltz, manager; Linda Hol inia,
Titus, Monoge r.

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Kutztown S.t.
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Wilkes 43 Misericordia
Wilkes 48
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Wilkes 40 Albright
Wilkes 55 Marywood
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Luzerne CC
Wilkes
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Wilkes 47 Misericordia
Wilkes 30 Bloomsburg St.
Wilkes 34 Marywood
Coach: andra Bloomb rg
(Two years, 10-15)

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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TEAM, Members of the 1974 edition are left ta right, KNEELING , Ellen Schwartz, Dottie Martin, Nancy Roberts, Diane
Janes , tri-captain; Ann Tracy, tri -captain; Debbie Wya socki , tri-coptoin ; Sharon Wilkes, Barbaro Long, and Mary Kaye Malloy. STANDING, Nancy
Schultz, manager; Lindo Holinia, Marivito Soleski, Angelo Centrella , Sue Ann Knight, Jewel McHole, Lourie Pezzner, Kathy Worcomski , and Debb ie
Titus, Mana ger.

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It was a long season for the women cagers of Wilkes College. With almost everyone optimistic at the outset of the year, the Colonettes of Coach Sandra Bloomberg just couldn 't put it all together, winding up the 1974 campaign with a 4-9 log .
Their record really doesn't give a true indication of the talent which the Blue and
Gold possessed.
With five starters averaging over seven points per game, the Colonettes gave
opponents like Luzerne County Community College, and Misercordia all they could
handle before bowing to costly mistakes in the closing minutes.
Instrumental in Wilkes ' success was junior guard Anne Tracey, who averaged
8 .5 points per contest. Miss Tracey impressed fans as well as her opposition with
some superb ball handling.
Two freshmen who shed a ray of light on the dismal season were Dottie Martin
and Sharon Wilkes. Miss Martin, a former Wyoming Area standout, and Wilkes, a
Nanticoke Area graduate, tied for team scoring honors along with sophomore Barbara Long with 8.7 markers per contest.

Miss Martin also paced the Colonettes in the rebounding department, hauling in
87 rebounds to tie sophomore Diane Jones in that category. Despite the bleak season Coach Bloomsberg can look to the future with happiness, knowing that her
entire starting five will return next winter.

Maybe a magic spell will help .

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�Wrestling
Wilkes Number One!!!
What a year! Few adjectives are left to describe Wilkes College's
28th wrestling season.
The Colonels said it all March 1-2, winning the first national champi•
onship in school history. Not only did the matmen of John Reese gain
the NCAA CD 111 wrestling title, but they did it in blockbuster fashion,
nipping their closest rivals, of 59, John Carroll University, by

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points.
Wilkes gained an enviable total of eight place-winners (out of 10).
Crowned national champions were John Chakamas ( 134), Art Trovei
( 142), and Mike Lee ( 150).
Only one step behind were Rick Mahon ski ( 118), Gene Ashley
( 158), and Al Scharer (Hwt.). Adding fuel to the blaze was Lon Salum
( 126), third, and Jim Weisenfluh ( 167), fifth. All butTrovei and Lee

ROW 1 (left to right): Rick Mohonski, Lon Bolum , John Ch,
Shorer. ROW 2: Cooch John Reese, Asst. Cooch Brooke Y
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will be back next year.
When asked about the contributing factors which led to the Colonels' greatest moment, veteran mentor Reese pointed out, "First it was
hard work, determination, and desire and finally our caliber of compe•
tition had much to do with it.''
Two weeks before the NCAA confab, the Blue and Gold, after a
close 1 2-point advantage in 1973, annihilated all foes in the 16 team
Middle Atlantic Conference event, scoring 199 points (their closest foe
was E-town with a distant 79).

So thorough was the Wilkes onslaught that
were Bal um ( 126), Chakamakas ( 1 34), Trovei
Once accused of scheduling mediocre foes,
22-15; Navy 21-17; and North Dakota St., 21
sided defeat was to the Sooners of Oklahoma
Navy had a relatively easy time in winning 1
silently thinking that is where the colonels belo
Since breaking the ice with Lehigh in a tourr

Come on Lon, you con do it.

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Hang in there, Artie!

Gino showing his style.
The two old married men .

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March 1-2, winning the first national champi-

, Not only did the matmen of John Reese gain
tling title, but they did it in blockbuster fashion,
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iwt.) . Adding fuel to the blaze was Lon Salum
i isenfluh ( 167), f ifth. All but Trovei and Lee

ROW 1 (left to right): Rick Mohonski, Lon Bolum, John Chokmokos, Art Trovei, Mike lee, Gene Ashley, Jim Desombre, Jim Weisenfluh , Jeff McDonald , Bab Yanku , Jae Grinkevich , Al
Sharer. ROW 2 : Coach John Reese, Asst. Coach Brooke Yeoger, John Yost, Dove Gregrow, Earl Monk, Roy Pree/er, Pinky DiZebbo , Bruce leor, Steve Yonku, John Finley, Dizz y G illespie,
Al Yanku , Mork Stevens, Tom Rapine, Asst. Cooch John Mo rfia .

e contributing factors which led to the Colo-

•eteran mentor Reese pointed out, "first it was
n, and desire and finally our caliber of competh it."
, NCAA confab, the Blue and Gold, after a
1e in 1 973, annihilated all foes in the 16 team
nee event, scoring 199 points (their closest foe
1t 79 ).

So thorough was the Wilkes onslaught that the Reesemen produced eight champions, one runnerup, and a third . Registering MAC titles
were Bal um ( 126), Chakamakas ( 134), Trovei ( 142), Lee ( 150), Ashley ( 158), Weisenfluh ( 167), Jeff McDonald ( 177), and Schroer (Hwt.).
Once accused of scheduling mediocre foes, John Reese slated the cream of the nation and more than held their own in setbacks to Lehigh,
22-15; Navy 21-17; and North Dakota St., 21-1 8. Just one tiny break in each of the three duals would have changed the story. Only one
sided defeat was to the Sooners of Oklahoma, 31-9 .
Navy had a relatively easy time in winning the prestigious Easterns (EIWA). Now with a national title under his belt, maybe John Reese is
silently thinking that is where the colonels belong if given a chance.
Since breaking the ice with Lehigh in a tourney 4 years ago, the Wilkesmen have become accepted to the longstanding mat circles and
have added Eastern members Lehigh, Army, and Navy to their perma nent schedule.
Looking ahead to next season the Colonels have drawn an invite to
the Second Annual Penn State Tournament.
With all the wrestling gear put away and happy memories of a 13-5
season, 13th MAC crown in 1 8 years, and the NCAA trophy, Colonel

t grappling followers are eagerly awaiting the 29th campaign .

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�We' re ready for anythi,

Cindy, "HA, HA, HA!"

Jim: "Move over Burt Reynolds. "

Mike in control -

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Jim Weisenfluh
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Moy the best man win .

Two Promising Frosh.

�MAC Wrestling Tourney
Wilkes College matmen broke every record in the book, compiling 199 points on their way to an unprecedented sixth straight

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MAC title, ond taking home 8 individual crowns.
Sophomore Jim Weisenfluh was selected the Most Outstanding
Wrestler of the tourney, pinning every one of his opponents, includWe 're ready for anything!!

ing a fall over Delaware Valley's Fron Campbell in the finals in

5 :44.
Mike Lee and Al Sch rarer repeated last year ' s performances by
again copping individual crowns. Lee became the seventh Wilkes
grappler in history to win three titles.
HA!"

The only Colonel wrestler who didn ' t make it to the finals was
Richy Mohonski, l l 8-16. freshman who lost a narrow decision to
eventual champ Eric Most of Elizabethtown in the semi-finals .
Artie Trovei, Mi 1&lt;e Lee and Jeff McDonald, all came through with
clamps in the finals, while Gino Ashley and Al Sch rarer had to settle for convincing decisions.

Jim Weisenfluh
" MOST OUTSTANDING WRESTLER "

Two Promising Frosh.

Ah! Shucks, it was nothing.

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�NCAA
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Mike Lee First Place 1 50 lb. class

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Jahn Chakmakas First Place 1 34 lb. class

Artie Trovei First Place 142 lb. class

�Artie at it again .

:e Lee First Place 150 lb. class

First Place 142 lb. class

BUT REF! # % ... #&amp;&amp;.

�Remember what we told you Mike?

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��Swimming

Despite a poor 2-8 season, a number of Coo
Former Meyers High School standout, Joe Abat
excellent chance to become one of Wilkes' bett
Two other swimmers who have come through
more Maureen Maguire. Jeff has swam almost,
Colonel campus. Jeff holds the school record oi
Colonel mat squad but turned to swimming last

1st ROW, left to right: Jeff Wolk, Dove Kowolek, Steve Wasko, Gene Dobrydney, Bernie Ford, Poul Niedzwiecki,
Gory Toroli , 2nd ROW: Don Williams, Lisa Wosnik, Maureen McGuire, Joe Abate, John Wieller, Donna Wasilewski ,
Mory Ann Montogu, Cooch Joe Shaughnessy.

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Despite a poor 2-8 season, a number of Coach Joe Shaughnessy's mermen have performed well above their pre-season expectations.
Former Meyers High School standout, Joe Abate has come through with 13 first place finishes in the diving events this year, and has an
excellent chance to become one of Wilkes' better divers.
Two other swimmers who have come through with yeoman performances for the Blue and Gold have been senior Jeff Walk and sophomore Maureen Maguire. Jeff has swam almost every event for Coach Shaughnessy this season. He is one of the most versatile athletes on the
Colonel campus. Jeff holds the school record of 2:26.2 in the 200-yard breaststroke. As a freshman Walk was a promising member of the
Colonel mat squad but turned to swimming last year and has made a valuable contribution to the team. Jeff is the team captain and provided
six firsts and seven seconds. Jeff was selected as the
Most Valuable Player for the 1973-74 season.
Miss Maguire, who will become the first Wilkes coed
to letter on a previously all-male team, has four firsts
and has set a new school record for the 500-yard
freestyle, being clocked at 6 : 14.2.

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Banner Season for Wilkes Baseball
By nearly every stretch of the imagination, 1974 was truly a great year for Wilkes College baseball.
Coach Gene Domzalski used as many as eight sophomores in the starting lineup and his persistence with youth paid off as the
Blue and Gold recorded a 1 3-5 log.
The win production was second only to the 1971 edition which carded a 14-3 log.
As a team, the Colonels batted an eye catching .365. Of their 205 hits, 59 fell into the extra base category.
Pitching was equally superb as the Wilkesmen fanned 163 batters in 145 innings and registered a fine 1. 98 earned run average.
Most coaches would be happy with four . 300 hitters but Domzlalski got more than he bargained for as regulars Dave Trethaway (.439), Chuck Suppon (.419), Mark Omelecki (.413) and Steve Leskiew (.412) surpassed the .400 level.
In addition, all of the other five starters cracked into the .300
barrier, making it one of the few times in collegiate history that
the trick has been turned.
Members of the group included Dave Paonelli (.370), Marty
Pobutkiewicz (.350), Jack Keiler (.327), Greg Snyder (.315) and
Jim "Hawk" Hoover (.302).
With the exception of number one batters Trethaway and Keller, all of the nine players produced ten or more runs batted in.
Trethaway, who also walked 14 times, just missed Tom Higgen's all time hit mark of 30. Dave fell short by one. The Coughlin graduate tallied 20 of the Colonels' 129.
Just a hair behind was fellow Crusader alumnus Leskiew, who
came on strong in late season to accumulate most of his 28 safeties.
Real clutch artist was catcher Paolinelli, who stroked out six
game winning hits. Dave was torrid with the long ball, booming
four doubles, three triples, and one round tripper.
Wilkes had a fine mound tandem in junior Paul Hughes and
freshman Jim Stehle.

Coach, are you sure Johnny Bench started this way?

What's the matter with this thing?

�SLIDEii!

Now watch me, Pinhead.

I hope we have BUD after this .

�"watch me, Pinhead.

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Now watch me, you guys .

What Gems.

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LEFT TO RIGHT:
cavage, C. Haff,

ROW 1: G. Paich, J. Derbin, B. Dombroski.
ROW 2: J. Davis, R. McGuire, D. Meckbach.

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ROW 1: P. Steele, N. Roberts, C. Kester, E. Schwartz, N . Snee, D. Kishbaugh . ROW 2 : S. Knight, B. Martin, D. Giovannini, J . Englot, C. Koterba, N.
Cardillo , L. Holonia .

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Golf

LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Gurnari, D. Allen, B. Dwyer, D. Olukszulin, G . Dub, J. Klocke, A. Mastalski, M. Mercincavage, C. Haffey, M. Jarolen.

mini, J. Englot, C. Koterba, N.

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Basketball

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1st ROW (left ta right): Mary Lou Gottlieb, Carol Zambelli, Jennifer Morgan, Sandy Voitek, Bonnie Grant, Sharon Sprecinno, Debbie Georgett. 2nd ROW: Carol Drohus, Marilyn Ivan, Barbara Yanchuk, Barbara King, Alexis Delong, Cynthia Lenahan, Rose Ann Roda, Mary Lau Zawatski , Jenny Centrella.

Colonelettes

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George Pawlu sh

Cross Country

Mrs. Meyers
Advisor

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�Lacrosse
Wilkes Stickmen had the best s,
"Bill Winter." Billy, who is only a
But, as you can obviously see, '
Vinnie Krill, Jr. As far as defense!
All MAC LaCrosse team. Winter h
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TEAM : FIRST ROW, from left
lo right: Dick Mandigo, Jim
Rodda , Rich Lock, Steve Colemon (tri-coptoin ); Craig Deacon (tri-coptoin); Rich Lorenzen (lri -coptoin); and Tom
Panetta . SECOND ROW ,
John Molotros, Bruce Tomasek, Tom DeSanno, Don
Mock , Bob Mazitelli, John
Matuse k, John Baron, and

Mike Motteace. THIRD ROW:
John Bush, Don Nosh, Tom
McGann, Scott Siegert, Nick
Lozorok, Bill Horris, Fred Lohman . FOURTH ROW: Bob
Armstrong , Rich Merchak,
Billy Winter, Craig Austin,
Gory Geischen, Vin Krill, Bob
Koloko . FIFTH ROW : Len Snierson, Mork Davis, Cooch
Chuck Mattei , Harry Hoover,
John Holbrock.

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Winter the Winner!!!

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"Bill Winter." Billy, who is only a sophomore, had 46 goals, 37 assists and, needless to say, was the team's leading scorer.
But, as you can obviously see, Winter is not the only one who scores; there are others, such as Gary Geischen, Jr., Craig Austin, So., and
Vinnie Krill, Jr. As far as defense goes, the man of the hour is Jeff Grandinetti. Grandinetti, Winter, Geischen, and Krill were all named to the
All MAC LaCrosse team. Winter had the distinction of being the Leading Scorer in the nation.
Coach Mattei had one of the most impressive starting attacks in the entire Middle Atlantic Conference. Junior Bob Armstrong had a total of
17 goals and 9 assists to his credit, which is quite impressive considering the outstanding play of his other two front line teammates.
All in all, the season was one of the best of all spring sports. It seemed like the stickmen could do no wrong until they lost a "sticky" 4-9
decision to Bucknell. It seemed that the team just didn't "gel" that match and their chance at an MAC title was no longer a reality, but,
instead, a dream for future teams.

Mike Motteoce. THIRD ROW:
John Bush , Don Nosh , Tom
McGonn, Scott Siegert, Nick
Lozorok, Bill Horris, Fred Lohman . FOURTH ROW : Bob
Armstrong, Rich Merchok,
Billy Winter, Craig Austin,
Gory Geischen, Vin Krill, Bob
Koloko. FIFTH ROW: Len Snierson, Mork Davis, Cooch
Chuck Mattei, Horry Hoover,
John Holbrock.

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Lehigh
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Dickinson
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St. Mary's (MD)
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Miami
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Haverford
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Muhlenberg
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Lebanon Valley
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Western Maryland
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Bucknell
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Coach: Charles "Chuck" Mattei
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Overall: 9-1

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Billy Winter leading scorer and MVP.

Boonton Boys

Tri-captains and Cooche,

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lilly Winter leading scarer and MVP.

Tri-captains and Coaches

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�Note of Appreciation
Perhaps only those who have worked closely on a publication, such as the Amnicola, can realize the tremendous responsibility, time, and
effort involved in making the publication a success. As Co-Editor of the 1974 Amnicola, I have experienced the seeming unending amount of
hard work required to edit such a publication. As a result, I am deeply grateful for the help I received while working on the 1974 Amnicola,
and wish to express my sincere appreciation to the following people:
Sue - Thanks for coming through with a fine Senior section.
Debbie - Thanks so much for being such a great help throughout the year. Not only did you produce a fine section on Dorms, you were
indispensable in helping me with the overall functioning of the Amnicola.
Ann -

Thanks for your work on the Organizations section and for being so patient with the scheduling and rescheduling of pictures for it.

Beth -

Thank you for your help on the Events section.

Helen - Thank you for being so very dependable and trustworthy, and for assuming full responsibility for business transactions, ads, and
layouts for the ads.
Mary Ann and Debbie -

Thank you both for the concern and interest you expressed for the progress of the Amnicola and for your willing•

ness to help at all times. Thank you, also, for the help you gave Debbie on the Dorm section.
Sue, Sue Ann, and Tina Joe -

Thanks to you for your help on Subscription Drives and for the interest you expressed throughout the year.

Thank you very, very much for the fantastic art work appearing on the introductory pages of the yearbook and in the Sports section

as well. Your skill and creativity are sincerely respected and appreciated, and have served to truly enhance the 1974 Amnicola.
Cynthia - Thanks so very much for being such a wonderful friend and volunteering to help me with the yearbook during those last trying
weeks . You were an enormous help and I am truly grateful.
Jennifer, Carol Z., Carol D., Karen, and Jannette - A special thanks to all of you for being my ever-faithful companions to the very end. The
Sports section is a truly fantastic one, and I sincerely appreciate the time, effort, and dedication you gave to it. And, Karen and Jeanette, you
removed a great burden from my shoulders by completing the enormous amount of typing involved in the Senior Directory.
George Pawlush - Thank you for being such an asset to our Sports section . Your contributions helped Jennifer and Carol Z. produce one of
the finest sections ever.
Mr. Moran -

Thank you very much for the help and advice you gave me throughout the year, and for being so willing to listen.

Richard Clompus -

An enormous thanks goes to you for the beautiful slides that I have used as dividers throughout the book and for the

cover design, and which inspired me with the theme for the 1974 Amnicola. Thank you, also, for certain pictures appearing on page 205.
Your fine photography and creativity are deeply appreciated.
Vince -

A special thanks to you for the patience you demonstrated while working with us, and for doing such a fantastic job as yearbook

photographer from Ace Hoffman Studios. Without your understanding and fine photography, our yearbook may never have materialized.
Thank you for all the hard work and late hours you spent in getting our pictures to us. We are truly grateful.
Because of these fine people, the 1974 Amnicola is a success. I am very proud of it. I sincerely hope that you are also.

June F. Beerish
Co-Editor, 1974 Amnicola

2 JOSEPH LEONARD ASA TE - 105
Searle St., Pittston, Pa ., B.A. Social•
ogy
SHEFF G . ABRAHAM- 15 Andover
St., Wilkes Borre, Pa., B.S. Commerce
and Finance
STEPHEN D. ADAMCHAK - 244
Hughes St., Swoyersville, Pa., B.A.
Political Science
LESLIE MAYNARD ADAMS - 605
Marcia Lane, Rockville, Md ., B.A.
Political Science
ROBERT PARKER ADAMS - 137
Carey Ave., Wilkes Barre, Pa., B.S.
Commerce and Finance
VALERIE ANN AIELLO- 1 Ellesworth Place, East Northport, N.Y.,
B.A. Psychology
GERALD ALEXANDER - 1 33 Carpenter Ave., Sea Cl iff, N.Y., B.S.
Mathematics
SAMUEL JOSEPH ALEXANDER JR. 129 Blockmon St., Wilkes Barre, Pa .,
B.A . History
GERALD CHRISTOPHER ALFERIO 917 Paul St., Scranton, Pa., B.A. Fine
Arts
MARK KEVIN ANDERSON - 5
Brook Drive East, Kingston, New Jersey, B.S . Commerce and Finance
JOSEPH FRANCIS ANDREWS - 100
Main St., Duryea, Po ., B.A. Psychology and Elementary Education
RICHARD BERNARD ANSELMI 981 Wyoming Ave., Exeter, Pa., B.A.
History
EVA CHRISTINE ANTANELISCrestwood Drive, Dover, New Jersey,
B.A. Fine Arts
CHARLES PATRICK AQUILINA-17
Elizabeth St., Pittston, Pa ., B.S. Commerce and Finance
JOSEPH M. AS KLAR - 206 Poland
St., Swoyersville, Pa ., B.A. Mathematics

NICHOLAS R. ATWELL - 170 Second St., Old Forge, Po. , S.S. Commerce and Finance
LEE DAVID AUERBACH - 8-28 Fairhaven Place., Fairlawn, New Jersey,
B.S. Commerce and Finance
DIANE JUSTINE AUGELLO - 39
Swallow St., Pittston, Pa ., B.A. Elementary Education and Spanish
PHILIP ELY AU RON - 336 Owen St.,
Swoyersville, Pa., B.S. Biology
DAVID LEE BALLA - 36 So. Walnut
St., Nanticoke, Pa., B.A. Political Science and Social Science
MICHAEL JAMES BANCHERO - 932
B. Blvd., New Milford, New Jersey,
B.S. Commerce and Finance
WILLIAM R. BANKS - R.D. 3 Box
215 C, Dallas, Pa., B.S. Commerce
and Finance
JAMES GORDON BARBACCI - R.D. ·
1, Noxen, Pa., B.A. History
BRUCE VINCENT BARBERA - 110
Rock St., Hughestown, Pa ., B.S.
Chemistry
ANTONIO CONSTANINE BARDOUTSOS - 2 Micalakopoulou St.,
Patras, Greece,. B.S. Mathematics
DA VI D JOHN BARRETT - Rr. 54 1

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JO ANNE B
Montgomer
tary Educati
WILLIAMA.
ington Ave .,
B.A. Elemen
CATHERINE
So. Goodwi
B.A. Music
JUNE FAYE
Larksville, P,
JERIL ROBEf
Hill Village,
Commerce c
LEE L. BEREl
East Plymou
Education
PETER VAN
Comstock H,
B.A . Psychol
BARBARA A
sle St., Edwc
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ANNE . BER
East Orange
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JOSEPH D. I
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RONALD JA
5 , Shavertm
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MICHAELM.
Vine St., Ply,
TINA 'MARIE
Scott St., Wi
MARYCATH
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B.S. Music Ee
MARIEANN
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Nursing Edu,
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THEODORE I
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JOSEPH W. I
Jones St., Wi
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ANDRIA ADI
Nicholson St
Music Educat
HENRY E. BC
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JOHN JAME
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NANCY ANt
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B.A. Political
DONALD FR,
Henry St., Pie
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JOHN ROBEi
Gardner Ave
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Senior Directory
2 JOSEPH LEONARD ABATE - 105
Searle St., Pittston, Pa. , B.A. Sociology
SHEFF G. ABRAHAM - 15 Andover
St., W ilkes Barre, Pa., B.S. Commerce
and Finance
STEPHEN D. ADAMCHAK - 244
Hughes St., Swoyersville, Pa., B.A.
Political Science

ze the tremendous responsibility, time, and
cperienced the seeming unending amount of
ived while working on the 1974 Amnicola,

&gt;duce a fine section on Dorms, you were
,duling and rescheduling of pictures for it.
sibility for business transactions, ads, and

LESLIE MAYNARD ADAMS - 605
Marcia Lane, Rockville, Md. , B.A.
Political Science
ROBERT PARKER ADAMS - 137
Carey Ave ., Wilkes Barre, Pa., B.S.
Commerce and Finance
VALERIE ANN AIELLO- 1 Ellesworth Place, East Northport, N.Y. ,
8.A. Psychology
GERALD ALEXANDER - 1 33 Carpenter Ave., Sea Cliff, N.Y., B.S.
Mathematics
SAMUEL JOSEPH ALEXANDER JR. 129 Blackman St., Wilkes Barre, Pa.,
8.A. History

West Green St., West Hazelton, Pa.,
B.S. Commerce and Finance

Windy Bush Road, Newtown, Pa.,
B.S. Commerce and Finance

JO ANNE BARTLE - 160 Un ion St.,
Montgomery, New York, B.A . Elementary Education

ANDREW JOHN BOWALICK - 340
McClain St., Wilkes Barre, Pa. , B.S.
Mathematics and Physics

WILLIAM A . BARTUSKI - 222 Washington Ave., West Wyoming, Pa .,
B.A. Elementary Education

JACK RASELEY BOWER - 919 East
Front St. , Berwick, Pa., B.S. Music
Education

CATHERINE ANN BAUMANN - 45
So. Goodwin Ave., Kingston, Pa.,
B.A. Music

CHARLES BENJAMIN BOYER - 322
Arch St., Berwick, Pa., B.S. History

JUNE FAYE BEERISH - 15 Coxe St.,
Larksville, Pa ., B.A . English

MICHAEL R. BREAKSTONE - 148
Staub Rd., Trucksville, Pa ., B.A. Psychology

JERIL ROBERT BENEDICT - Capitol
Hill Village, Mountain Top, Pa ., B.S.
Commerce and Finance

WILBERT MICHAEL BREZNITSKI 179 Alvin St., Freeland, Pa., B.S.
Commerce and Finance

LEE L. BERETSKY - 62 East First St.,
East Plymouth, Pa., B.A. Elementary
Education

FRANK EDWARD BRIA- 244 No.
Washington St., Wilkes Barre, Pa .,
B.A. Elementary Education

PETER VAN DYK BERG JR. - 54
Comstock Hill Road, Coonan, Conn .,
B.A. Psychology

DAVID BRIGA - 909 Skyview Dr.,
Scranton, Pa ., B.A . Political Science

BARBARA ANN BERKANT - 95 Russle St., Edwardsville, Po., B.A. Psychology

gress of the Amnicola and for your willing-

GERALD CHRISTOPHER ALFERIO 917 Paul St., Scranton, Pa ., B.A. Fine
Arts

;t you expressed throughout the year.
; of the yearbook and in the Sports section

MARK KEVIN ANDERSON - 5
Brook Drive East, Kingston, New Jersey, B.S. Commerce and Finance

ly enhance the 1974 Amnicola .

JOSEPH D. BERRY - Box 56, Bayville, New Jersey, B.A. Fine Arts

JOSEPH FRANCIS ANDREWS - 100
Main St., Duryea, Pa ., B.A. Psychology and Elementary Education

RONALD JAMES BERTRAM - R.D.
5, Shavertown , Pa ., B.S. Commerce
and Finance

RICHARD BERNARD ANSELMI 981 Wyoming Ave., Exeter, Pa., B.A .
History

MICHAEL MARTIN BIALEK - 610
Vine St., Plymouth, Pa ., B.A. History

vith the yearbook during those last trying
iver-faithful companions to the very end. The
you gave to it. And, Karen and Jeanette, you
,ed in the Senior Directory.
1elped Jennifer and Carol Z. produce one of
nd for being so willing to listen.
dividers throughout the book and for the
certain pictures appearing on page 205.

EVA CHRISTINE ANTANELISCrestwood Drive, Dover, New Jersey,
8.A. Fine Arts
CHARLES PATRICK AQUILINA- 17
Elizabeth St., Pittston, Pa ., B.S. Commerce and Finance
JOSEPH M . ASKLAR - 206 Poland
St., Swoyersville, Pa., B.A. Mathemat-

ics

·or doing such a fantastic job as yearbook
,r yearbook may never have materialized.

ly grateful.
· hope that you are also.

NICHOLAS R. ATWELL - 170 Second St., Old Forge, Pa ., B.S. Commerce and Finance
LEE DAVID AUERBACH - 8-28 Fairhaven Place ., Fairlawn, New Jersey,
B.S. Commerce and Finance
DIANE JUSTINE AUGELLO - 39
Swallow St., Pittston, Pa., B.A. Elementary Education and Spanish

i

F. Beerish

:ditor, 1974 Amnicola

PHILIP ELY AURON - 336 Owen St. ,
Swoyersville, Pa., B.S. Biology
DAVID LEE BALLA- 36 So . Walnut
St., Nanticoke, Pa., B.A. Political Science and Social Science
MICHAEL JAMES BANCHERO - 932
8. Blvd., New Milford, New Jersey,
B.S. Commerce and Finance
WILLIAM R. BANKS - R.D. 3 Box
215 C, Dallas, Pa., B.S . Commerce
and Finance
JAMES GORDON BARBACCI 1, Noxen, Pa ., B.A. History

R.D.

ROBERT CARTER - 922 Cloy Ave .,
Scranton, Pa., B.A. Philosophy
CHERYL ANN CASTROVILLARI - 10
Ha brook Ave ., Emerson , New Jersey,
B.A. Spanish
PAULA DENISE CASTRUCCI - 60
Porks Rd., Denville, New Jersey, B.S.
Music
CHRISTOPHER CLAYTON CASWELL
- 715 Bryn Mawr Ave., Narberth,
Pa ., B.A. English
MARY PAMELA CAWLEY-27 Tedrick St. , Pittston, Po., B.A. Sociology
ALFRED ROBERT CECCONI - 200
Fifth St., Wyoming, Pa., B.A. Psychol ogy

CA THY ANNE CELUSNIAK - 204
Elm St., Dupont, Pa ., B.A. Sociology
JANET MARIE CENCETTI - 1 Connel
St. , Old Forge, Pa., B.S. Medical
Technology

NANCY LOUISE BROKHAHNE 23655 Gill Rd ., Farmington, Mich .,
B.A. Elementary Education and Psychology

JENNY CENTRELLA- 640 William
St., Pittston, Po ., B.A. Elementary Education and Spanish

PAUL D. BROTZMEN - 207 Harvard
Ave ., Claremont, Calif., B.A. Political
Science

KAREN ANNE CEREP - 1 3 Birch Dr.,
Rivercrest, Tunkhannock, Pa ., B.A.
Fine Arts

CHARLES C. BROWN JR. - 377 East
Ridge, Nanticoke, Pa., B.S. Commerce and Finance

JOHN JAMES CHAKMAKAS - 60
Lee Ave., Schenectady, New York,
B.A . Mathematics

TINA 'MARIE BIANCONI - 1136
Scott St., Wilkes Barre, Pa., Fine Arts

ROBERT LEE BROWN - 200 Fergusen Ave., Shavertown, Pa ., B.A . Biology

DENISE HELEN CHAPURA - 163 W.
Brood St., Nanticoke, Po ., B.A. Elementary Education

MARY CATHERINE BICE- Valley
View Road, New Hartford, New York,
B.S. Music Education

MICHAEL THOMAS BRUNO - 1304
Susquehanna Ave., West Pittston,
Pa., B.S. Commerce and Finance

GAIL A . CHARTERA - 90 Marlborough Ave ., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.A.
Elementary Education

MARIE ANNE BICKEL - 1 8 Roosevelt Park, Swoyersville, Pa., B.S.
Nursing Education

MARY ANNE LORRAINE BRUNO 1304 Susquehanna Ave., West Pittston, Pa., B.A. Psychology

ANDREW D. CHECK - 92 Maltby
Ave ., Swoyersville, Pa ., B.S. Commerce and Finance

GEORGE M . BIGUS - 16 Holcomb
Road, Shavertown, Pa., B.S. Comm,erce and Finance

RICHARD JOHN BURICK - 9 Arthur
Circle, Mountaintop, Pa ., B.A. Physics

DAVID JOSEPH CHECK - 92 Maltby
Ave ., Swoyersville, Po ., B.S. Commerce and Finance

ANNE. BERKISE - 90 Midland Ave.,
East Orange, New Jersey, B.A . Psychology

THEODORE BOBACH - 46 Zerby
Ave., Edwardsville, Pa ., B.A. Psychology
JOSEPH W. BOCKOWSKI - 101
Jones St. , Wilkes Barre, Pa., B.S.
Commerce and Finance

MARIE R. BOCOLO - 203 Hilltop
Drive, West Wyoming, Pa., B.A. Elementary Education
ANDRIA ADELLE BOGUSKO - 226
Nicholson St., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.S.
Music Education
HENRY E. BOLINSKY - 33 Pulaski
St., Kingston, Pa ., B.A. Electrical Engineering
JOHN JAMES BONSALL - 221 Gilligan St., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.S . Business Education
NANCY ANN BOOTH - 1340 D.
lllinios Ave., Cape May, New Jersey,
B.A. Political Science

BRUCE VINCENT BARBERA - 110
Rock St., Hughestown, Pa. , B.S.
Chemistry

DONALD FRANKLIN BORDICK - 80
Henry St., Plains, Pa ., B.S . Commerce
and Finance

ANTONIO CONSTANINE BARDOUTSOS - 2 Micalakopoulou St.,
Patras, Greece, B.S. Mathematics

JOHN ROBERT BOROWSKI - 189
Gardner Ave., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.A .
Mathematics

DAVID JOHN BARRETT -

THOMAS CHARLES BOSHINSKI -

Rr. 541

MAUREEN ANN BRITT - 765 Mercer
Ave., Kingston, Pa ., B.A. Elementary
Education

B.A. English
CARLOW. CARSTENSEN - 3 Birchwood Rood, Jomes burg, New Jersey,
B.S . Commerce and Finance

CHARLES THOMAS BURILLA - Rr.
127 Dickson St., Duryea, Pa ., B.S.
Material Engineering
JAMES EDWARD BURNS - 562 No.
Gates Ave., Kingston, Pa., B.A. History

JOHN ROBERT CALABRO - 107
Walnut St. , Berwick, Pa., B.A. Mathematics
LUCILLE M. CALAHAN - 250 Carey
Ave ., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.A . Elementary Education
MARY ANN CALAHAN - 146 Sandborn St., Wilkes Barre, Pa., B.A . Elementary Education
JENE AUGUST CAMON I - 1000
Church St., Jessup, Pa ., B.A. Elementary Education
GIFFORD R. CAPPELLINI - 320
Academy St., Wilkes Borre, Pa., B.A.
Political Science
M. LAURA CARDELLO - 124 Rainor
St., West Babylon , New York, B.A.
English
CHRISTAL. CARL - 14 Archumg
Rd ., Wayne, New Jersey, B.A . Elementary Education and Psychology
MARK RAYMOND CARMON - 258
West Center Hill Road, Dallas, Po .,

CONSTANCE J. CHEPLICK - 631 E.
Grant St., Olyphant, Po., B.A. Elementary Education

MARY PING-YUNG CHEUNG - 8
Wistarie Rd . You Yat Cheun, Kowloon, H.K., B.S. Commerce and
Finance
PAUL W . CHILEK - 104 Pacific Ave.,
West Pittston, Pa ., B.A. History
BEYERL YANN CHISLO- 418 Penn .
Ave ., Dupont, Po., B.S. Medical Technology
HENRY JOSEPH CIERNIAKOSKI, JR.
- R. 1 326 N . Washington Ave .,
Wilkes Borre, Po., B.S. Commerce and
Finance
SUSAN ZBEGNER CINQUEGRANI 735 Lehigh St. , Wilkes Borre, Po .,
B.A. Fine Arts
LOUIS ROBERT CIUFERRI - 11 9 Millard St., Old Forge, Po ., B.S. Commerce and Finance
DONNA LOUISE COFFIN - 345
Fronk Ave., Mamaroneck, N.Y., B.A.
Elementary Education
DAVID MARC COHEN - 630 Sixth
St., Lakewood , New Jersey, B.A. Psychology

277

�JOHN COLLINS - 38-47 Victoria
Rd ., Fair Lawn, N.J ., B.S. Commerce
and Finance
DAVID JAMES COOPER - 856 S.
Main St., Wilkes Barre, Pa., B.A. Elemenlary Education
ROBERT L. CORGAN - 660 Charles
St. , Kingston, Pa. , B.A. Psychology
PHILIP DANIEL CORSO- 166 W .
River St., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.A . Elemenlory Education
DANIEL P. COUGHLIN- 214 Scott
St., Easton, Pa. , B.S. Commerce and
Finance
AYN HARTMAN CRAWLEY-21
Slyvan Way, Rockaway, New Jersey,
B.A. Psychology

DORIS DOBRANSKI - 34 Avon St.,
Wilkes Barre, Pa., B.A. Psychology
CHRISTINE H. DONAHUE - 28 Price
St., Kingston, Pa ., B.S. Music Educalion
DONNA MARIE DONCSES - 305
Second St. , Eoston , Pa., B.A. Elementary Education
RICHARD DORF - 421 So. Franklin
St., Wilkes Barre, Pa., B.A. History
ELIZABETH M . DORRIS - 589 Main
St., Edwardsville, Pa., B.A . Sociology
SUSAN ELLEN DOWNS - R.D. # 2,
Bax 326, Harveys Lake, Pa., B.A.
Sociology

RICHARD F. CURRY - 32 Graham
Ave., Metuchen , New Jersey, B.S.
Commerce and Finance

MARGARET PATRICIA DOYLE - 54
Maxwell St., Wilkes Barre, Pa., B.A.
History

ANN MARIE CUSICK- 819 Palm
St. , Scranton, Pa ., B.S . Music Educalion

GARY H. DRISCOLE - 1 3 Edith St.,
Mine Hill, N.J., B.A. History

MARJORIE EVE CZULEWICZ - 24
Newsome La., Wilton, Conn ., B.S.
Biology
JOSEPH CHARLES DAMIANO - 23
Hole St., Pittston, Pa., B.A. Political
Sc ience
ROGER CHARLES DANBURY - 541
Emory Ave. , Trenton , N .J. , B.S. Commerce and Finance
LORENE NANCY DARING - RcD. #
3, Box 436 G, Dallas, Po., B.S. Music
Education
NANCY BARBARA DARTE - 89
Main Rd ., Mountaintop, Pa., B.A. Fine
Arts
BARBARA A . DoSIL VA - 68 W. Northompton , Wilkes Barre, Po., B.A.
Ps ychology
RUSSELL C. DAUBERT, Ill - 1 23
Blockmon St., Wilkes Borre, Pa., B.S.
Commerce and Finance
CRAIG L. DEACON- R.D. # 2, Box
370, Lakewood, N.J., B.S . Commerce
and Finance
JOHN ROBERT DEAN - Griffis St. ,
Montrose, Pa ., B.A. Political Science

KAREN ANN DRYZA - 372 Kramer
St., Bogota, N .J. , B.S. Commerce and
Finance
ROBERT NOEL DUFFY - 523 S. River
St., Wilkes Barre, Pa., B.A. History
CLIFTON ELWOOD DUNGEY - 205
Lawn St., Shovertown, Pa., B.S. Mothemetics

DEBORAH ELIZABETH DUNLEAVY292 New Hancock St., Wilkes Barre,
Pa ., B.A. English
ROBET THOMAS DZUGAN - 319
Garfield St. , Nanticoke, Pa., B.A.
Mathematical Engineering
CINDY JOAN EAKER - 1 3 Atlantic
St., Metuchen, N .J., B.A. Elementary
Education and Psychology
CHARLES A . EATON, IV- 201 Valley Rd ., Watchune, N .J., B.A. Socialogy

DAVID T. EDWARDS-35 Academy
St., Plymouth, Po., B.A. Elementary
Education
DWAINE ANN EDWARDS- Bax
520, RD #4, Dallas, Po., B.A. Psychology
PAMELA ROSE ELLA EGGERT Newfoundland, Pa., B.A. Business
Education
BERNARDS. ELKO-5 E. First St.,
Larksville, Pa ., B.A . Elementary Edu-

GAIL DeANGELIS - 220 Race St. ,
Old Forge, Pa ., B.A . English

cation

EDWARD JOHN DeLUCCA - 550
Exeter A ve., West Pittston , Po ., B.A.
Psychology and Elementary Education

WILLIAN TUDOR ELLIS - Box 192,
Woodbine Rd ., Shavertown, Pa., B.S.
Business Education

MONICA DeLUCCA- 357 Thirwell
St., Hazleton, Pa ., B.S. Nursing Education

JO ANNE R. DEMYUM-631
Charles Ave ., Kingston, Pa., B.S.
Nursing Education
JON TODD DERBIN - 1051 Meade
Ave., Scranton, Pa ., B.A. Political Science

JAMES CARL De SOMBRE - 106
Welles St., Forty Fort, Pa ., B.S. Mothematical Engineering

278

ANNETTE SUSAN DOBLIX - 19
Skidmore St., Hudson, Pa ., B.A. English

JAMES STEVEN CRINNION - Valley View Dr. , R.D. # 3, Dallas, Po .,
B.S. Mathematics

ROBERT JOHN CYBULSKI - 150
Garfield St. , Nanticoke, Pa ., B.A. Psychology

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JOSEPH PAUL DiRISIO - 234 Cool
St., Wilkes Barre, Po., B.A. Fine Arts

SHARON M . ENGELS - R. D. # 1,
Hawley, Pa., B.A. English
MARCOS LEONEL! ESPINHEIRA29 Hedge Pl ., Kingston, Po ., B.S.
Commerce and Finance
HELEN SUSAN EVANCHO-135
Washington St., Freeland , Pa ., B.S.
Commerce and Finance
MICHELLE M . EVANS - 94 W . Bennett St., Kingston , Pa ,, B.A. Elementary Education

ANN MARIE DEUTSCH - 22 Divis ion
St., Kingston, Pa ., B.A. Sociology

GOERGE JOSEPH FALCONE - 221
S. Main St., Pittston, Pa ., B.A. Psychology

RUTH CAROL DeWITT - 57 S. Pioneer Ave ., Trucksville, Pa., B.S. Music
Education

ALLAN ANGELO FANUCCI - 151 3
Cedar Ave ., Scranton, Pa ., B.S. Mathematical Engineering

RONALD RICHARD FEDOR - 420
N . Washington St., Wilkes Barre, Pa. ,
B.S. Commerce and Finance
ROBERT FERA - 599 Shawnee St.,
Breslau, Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.S. Commerce and Finance
ELLEN MARC HA FEUERMAN - 61 0
Bellmore Ave., East Meadow, N.Y.,
B.S. Biology

Ave ., Kingston , Pa., B.A . Elementary
Education
CAROL HAUGHT GEIGER - 44 Lake
Dr., Roosevelt, N .J., B.A. Spanish
ROBERT D. GENNARO- 915 N.E.
8th St., Hallandale, Florida, B.S.
Commerce and Finance
ALYCE YVETTE GERMAIN - 271 Lincoin Blvd., Emerson, N.J., B.A. Elementary Education

MICHALEN SUSAN FIGEL - 37 Poplar St., Plains, Pa., B.A. Elementary
Education and Psychology

MARGARET GESISKIE - R.D. #2,
Waymart, Pa ., B.S. Nursing Education

SUSAN CAROL FIN DON - 106 Jefferson St., Wind Gap, Pa ., B.A. Elementary Education

HUDA A . GHANNAM- 33 W . Market St., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.A. Psycholagy

KAREN MARIE FINK - 230 Harland
St., Exeter, Pa., B.A. Psychology

VASILIOS STELIOS GIAVASIS110 Sotiros and Neorion St., Piraeus,
Greece, B.S. Electranical Engineering

PAMELA JOYCE FINK - 11 Glen
Ave ., Shickshinny, Po ., B.S. Music
Education
MADELAIN FISHER - 103 Gable Hill
Rd. , Levittown, Pa., B.S. Medical
Technology
PATRICIA BRIDIGITTE FOLEY - 61
Madison St., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.A.
Fine Arts

RAYMOND F. GILLEN JR . - R.D. #
4, Tunkhannock, Pa ., B.S. Commerce
and Finance
DIANE KAREN GIOVANNINE 223 Sanvoia St., Exeter, Pa ., B.A. Elementary Education

ALBERT W . GLUC - 21 Caffrey St.,
Wilkes Barre, Pa., B.A. Engl ish

PATRICIA SUE FORCONE - 14909
Cobblestone Dr., Silver Spring, Md.,
B.A. Economics

JAMES BERNARD GODLEWSKI 681 N. Franklin St., Wilkes Barre,
Pa ., B.A. History

RAYMOND T. FORD - 20 Ash St. ,
W ilkes Barre, Pa. , B.S. Electronicol
Engineering

MARY ELLEN GOOD - 1 32 W . Pettebone St., Forty Fort, Po ., B.S. Music
Education

STEVEN FORST - 1 2 Mountain View
Rd., Succasunna, N .J., B.S. Biology

LINDA LEE GOODMAN - 290 Holden St., West Wyoming, Pa ., B.A.
Psychology

LISA FOXX - 3 Woodside Drive,
Farmingdale, N .J., B.A. Elementary
Education
BARRY C. FRANK - 170 Pine St.,
Nanticoke, Pa ., B.S. Electronical Engineering

TED I. FREY - 2626 Burro La ., East
Meadow, N .Y., B.S. Commerce and
Finance

MICHAEL GERARD HI SCHAK 11 25 Hanover St., Nanticoke, Pa .,
B.S. Commerce and Finance
NANCY KATHRYN HOFBAUER-92
W. Ross St., Wilkes Borre, Pa ., B.A .
Elementary Education
LEONARD S. HOJNOWS Kl - 187
E. Ridge St., Nanticoke, Po ., B.A.
Chemistry
DENISE MARIE HOLLICK - 1025
Washington Street, Freeland, Pa .,
B.A. Spanish and Elementary Educelion

JEFFREY DJ
er! St., No n
ogy

JANICE LYI
Alexander .
Elementary
NATHAN (
St ., Hazlet,
and Financ,
DEBORAH
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matics
JAMES BAf
Wilkes Barr
ence and H

TAMARA HRYNKO - 28 Lester St.,
Wallington, M .J., B.A. Engl ish

WILLIAM R
Grove Ave.
Commerce

MITCHELL S. GOUZE - 611 W . 239
St., Bronx, N.Y., B.A. Political Science

PAUL ELLIOT HUNTER, JR . - 1705
Washburn St., Scranton, Pa ., B.S.
Physics

WILLIAM(
ton Place, (
Arts

SUSAN E. HUTTON - 130 Main St. ,
Conyngham, Pa., B.A . Elementary
Education

THOMAS F
W . Main St
tory and Po

JOSEPH DAVID IERO - 61 0 N.
Wyoming St. , Hazleton, Po. , B.S.
Commerce and Finance

GAYLE E. K
land Rd ., R,

CAROL KRIS TEN FUMANTI - 191 3
Scarborough Ave ., Exeter, Pa ., B.A .
Sociology

SANFORD ALAN GREENBERG5552 Netherland Ave., Bron x, N.Y.,
B.A. Sociology

RANDALL GLENN GALE - 167 S.
Maple Ave., Kingston, Pa ., B.A. His-

SUSAN BARBARA GREENSPAN 172 Throckmorton La., Old Bridge,
N .J., B.A. Elementary Education

21 S. Gates

LINDA RUTH HILL - 1173 Wasswegass Rd., Hellertown, Pa ., B.S. Commerce and Finonce

ANTHONY
Dawson St.
merce and I

cation

NANCY E. GREENBERG - 15 Dixon
Ave., Liberty, N.Y., B.S . Music Educe-

VICKIE GEARHART -

JOANNE LOUISE HERFURTH - 7
Fairview Dr., Neshanic Station , N.J. ,
B.A. French

LYNN KARI
Forty Fort, I
cation

MARCIA A . GOSCIEWSKI - Casey
Park, Wilkes La. # 33, Wilkes Barre,
Po., B.A . Sociology

WAYNE HARRY FULLERTON - 207
Shell Rd., Carney 's Point, N .J., B.A .
Chemistry

THERESA A . GAZA - 163 Lidy ' s
Road, Dupont, Pa ., B.A . English

RICHARD ANTHONY HARTRANFT R.D . # 2, Tamaqua, Pa ., B.S. Commerce and Finance

MAUREEN
Park St., W

LIONEL DAVID GREEN - 84 Second
Ave., Schumacher, Ontario, Canada,
B.S. Commerce and Finance

JOSEPH GERARD GAYDOS - 18
W . Hollenback Ave ., Wilkes Barre,
Pa ., B.A. Mathematics

PATRICIA i,
side Ave., E
mentary Ed

JOSEPH M . HOUCK - 79 Cooper
St., Pringle, Pa., B.A. Elementary Edu-

PAUL HENRY GOODMAN - 69 Tilbury Ave ., W . Nanticoke, Pa ., B.S.
Electronicol Engineering

DEBORAH JANE FULLERTON - 38
Cambridge Rd ., Freehold, N.J., B.A.
Psychology and Elementary Education

JEAN GILROY GAVLICK - 230
Madison St., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.A.
Elementary Education

NANCY LEE HARRIS -337 Rutter
Ave. , Kingston, Pa ., B.A. English

JOYCE MA
Poplar St.,
chology

RUSSELL C. GREBE, JR . - Box 44-G,
Shickshinny, Pa., B.S. Commerce and

JOVAN NA MARIE GATTI - 714
O ' Hara St., Scranton, Pa ., B.S. Music
Education

MARY MAF
Avenue, Ed
chology an,

ogy

WALTER FREDRIC FROH - Bear
Creek Village, Bear Creek, Pa., B.A.
Political Science

DAVID J. GALLICK - 127 W. Church
St., Nanticoke, Pa ., B.A. Biology

JOHN F. HACZEWSKI - 140 N .
Main St., Plains, Pa., B.S. Commerce
and Finance

ROBERT THOMAS HOOLEY - 316
Madison St., W ilkes Barre, Pa., B.S.
Music Education

JEFFREY ANTHONY GRANDINETTI
- 1 372 Lanes Mill Rd., Lakewood,
N .J., B.S. Commerce and Finance

BARBARA A . GALL - 44 Laurel St.,
Plains, Pa., B.A . English

SHARI ANt
Ave., W ilke
tary Educat

REGINA KE
St., W ilkes
Education

M . KA TH LEEN FETCH FRITTS - R.
964 Exeter Ave., Exeter, Po., B.A. Elementory Education

tory

PA TRICK JOSEPH GURNEY - 1508
Prospect Ave ., Scranton, Pa ., B.A.
Sociology

Finance

tion

JARET GRIFFITHS - 13 So . Meade
St., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.A. Elementary Education
STEVEN MARK GROSSMAN - 40
No. Landon Ave., Kingston, Pa., B.A.
Psychology

GREGORY FRANKLIN HOLLIS - 5
Orchard Lo., Hillsdale, N.J ., B.S. Biol-

LEONA M . IN SALA CO - 11 0 E.
Oak St., Pittston, Po., B.A . Sociology

GEORGEV
2761 Arra,
B.S. Music I

PETER ALBERT JADELIS - 55 No.
12th St., Kenilworth, N.J., B.S. Commerce and Finance

JANET LOL
Old Mill Ro
Psychology

MARYL. JAMES - 408 Pringle St.,
Pringle, Pa ., B.S. Biology

DARLENE~
sion St., Wi
ology

ROBERT DAVID JANOSKI- 37
Jeannette St., Plymouth, Pa., B.A.
Fine Arts

SANDRA EFFIE JANUSZEWSKI 384 Grove Pl. , Sugar Notch, Pa ., B.A.
Sociology
CATHRYN CAROL JARIN - P.O. Box
52, Fountainville, Pa ., B.A. Psychology

DIANEM. I
Dickson , Po

RONALDA
Spruce St. ,
try

JOSEPH M .
lock St., Ex,

LINDA M. JONES - 103 Academy
St., Plymouth, Pa ., B.A. English

JACKIE FRE
236 S. Frar
B.A. Englisf

ROSE GUASTO- 20 Stout St.,
Yatesville, Pa ., B.A. Spanish

LOIS A . JONES - 20 Washington
Terr., Pittston, Pa., B.A. Elementary
Education

KAREN R. I
St., Glen L&gt;
lion

THERESA JEAN GUASTO - 1800
River Road, Pittston, Pa ., B.A. Elementary Education

RUTHANNE JONES - 10 Tripp
Manor, Forty Fort, Pa., B.A. English
and Theater Arts

LOVEYKO
Main St., 'A
lish

JOSEPH JAMES GURKA - 201 W.
Grand St., Nanticoke, Pa ., B.S. Music
Education

EDWARD THOMAS KALISH - 85
Cooper St., Pringle, Pa ., B.A. Fine
Arts

GARY KOE
Kingston, P
Finance

DANIEL GEORGE GROW, JR . - 223
Arch St. , Ringtown, Pa., B.A . History

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Ave., Kingston, Pa ., B.A. Elementary
Education
CAROL HAUGHT GEIGER - 44 Lake
Dr., Roosevelt, N .J., B.A. Spanish
ROBERT D. GENNARO - 915 N.E.
8th St., Hallandale, Florida, B.S.
Commerce and Finance
ALYCE YVETTE GERMAIN - 271 Lin•
coin Blvd ., Emerson, N .J., B.A. Elementary Education
MARGARET GESISKIE- R.D. # 2,
Waymart, Pa ., B.S. Nursing Education
HUDA A. GHANNAM - 33 W . Market St., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.A. Psychology
VASILIOS STELIOS GIAVASIS 110 Sotiros and Neorion St., Piraeus,
Greece, B.S. Electronical Engineering
RAYMOND F. GILLEN JR. - R.D. #
4, Tunkhannock, Pa., B.S . Commerce
and Finance
DIANE KAREN GIOVANNINE 223 Sanvoia St., Exeter, Pa ., B.A. Elementary Education
ALBERT W. GLUC - 21 Caffrey St.,
Wilkes Barre, Pa., B.A. English
JAMES BERNARD GODLEWSKI 681 N . Franklin St., Wilkes Barre,
Po ., B.A. History
MARY ELLEN GOOD - 132 W . Pet•
tebone St., Forty Fort, Pa ., B.S . Music
Education
LINDA LEE GOODMAN - 290 Halden St., West Wyoming, Pa., B.A.
Psychology
PAUL HENRY GOODMAN - 69 Tilbury Ave ., W. Nanticoke, Pa ., B.S.
Electronical Engineering
MARCIA A. GOSCIEWSKI - Casey
Park, Wilkes La . # 33, Wilkes Barre,
Pa ., B.A. Sociology
MITCHELL S. GOUZE - 611 W . 239
St., Bronx, N.Y., B.A. Political Science
JEFFREY ANTHONY GRANDINETTI
- 1 372 Lanes Mill Rd., Lakewood,
N .J ., B.S . Commerce and Finance
RUSSELL C. GREBE, JR. - Box 44-G,
Shickshinny, Pa ., B.S. Commerce and
Finance

1-38
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ducation
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LIONEL DAVID GREEN - 84 Second
Ave ., Schumacher, Ontario, Canada,
B.S. Commerce and Finance

PATRICK JOSEPH GURNEY - 1508
Prospect Ave., Scranton, Pa ., B.A.
Sociology

SHARI ANN KALISH - 11 Kirkendoll
Ave., Wilkes Barre, Pa., B.A. Elemen•
tary Education

KATHRYN MARY KOLOJIJCHICK-

lish and Theater Arts

74 Mountain St., Swoyersville, Pa.,

JOHN F. HACZEWSKI - 140 N.
Main St., Plains, Pa ., B.S. Commerce
and Finance

MARY MARTHA KANE - 48 Zerby
Avenue, Edwardsville, Pa ., B.A. Psy·
chology and Elementary Education

ILENE GELB KONDRAD - Sheridan
Manor Apt. J-11, Wilkes Barre, Pa .,
B.A. Elementary Education

JAMES J . LEARY - Pod 58, Roosevelt Rd., Swoyersville, Pa ., B.A. Psy·
chology

NANCY LEE HARRIS -337 Rutter
Ave., Kingston, Pa ., B.A. English

PATRICIA M. KARLONIS - 139 Hillside Ave ., Edwardsville, Pa., B.A. Elementary Education

MARSHALL I. KORNBLATT - 517
Northern Blvd., Chinchilla, Pa., B.S .
Commerce and Finance

HOW ARD MARK LEVY - 3517 Lau•
rel Ave., Moosic, Pa ., B.A. Political
Science

LYNN KARNOFSKY - 455 River St.,
Forty Fort, Pa ., B.A. Elementary Edu-

MICHELE R. KOTCHICK - 89 Mary
St., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.A. Sociology

cation

JOHN JOSEPH KOWLACHIK - 1 09
Page St., Kingston, Pa ., B.S. Electroni•
cal Engineering

DAVID GERALD LIEB - 80 S. River
St., Apt. # 3, Wilkes Barre, Pa., B.S.
Commerce and Finance

RICHARD ANTHONY HARTRANFT R.D. # 2, Tamaqua, Pa ., B.S . Com·
merce and Finance
JOANNE LOUISE HERFURTH - 7
Fairview Dr ., Neshanic Station, N.J .,
B.A. French
LINDA RUTH HILL - 1173 Wasswe•
goss Rd ., Hellertown, Pa., B.S. Commerce and Finance
MICHAEL GERARD HISCHAK 1125 Hanover St., Nanticoke, Pa .,
B.S. Commerce and Finance
NANCY KATHRYN HOFBAUER - 92
W. Ross St., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.A .
Elementary Education
LEONARD S. HOJNOWSKI - 1 87
E. Ridge St., Nanticoke, Pa., B.A.
Chemistry

ANTHONY A. KARUZIE, JR. - 1516
Dawson St., Avoca, Pa., B.S. Commerce and Finance
JEFFREY DANIEL KATRA - 148 Robert St., Nanticoke, Pa ., B.A. Psychology
JANICE LYNN KATUNA - 1 30 New
Alexander St. , Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.A.
Elementary Education
NATHAN G. KATZ-98 N . Laurel
St., Hazleton, Pa., B.S. Commerce
and Finance
DEBORAH KAZI NETZ - 326 Lacko•
wanna Ave., Dupont, Pa., B.S . Mathematics

MAUREEN ANNE KENNEDY - 27
Park St., Wharton, N .J., B.A. English

TAMARA HRYNKO- 28 Lester St.,
Wallington, M.J., B.A. English

WILLIAM R. KENNY - 1 406 Pine
Grove Ave., Westfield, N .J ., B.S.
Commerce and Finance

KONSTANTY H. KURTZ- 530 New•
ton Rd., Scranton, Pa ., B.S. Nursing
Education

PAUL ELLIOT HUNTER, JR . - 1705
Washburn St., Scranton, Pa ., B.S.
Physics

WILLIAM CHARLES KERN - 35 Burton Place, Cresskill, N.J., B.A. Fine
Arts

GAIL A. KUTCH - 144 Hollenback
St., Plains, Pa ., B.A. Elementary Edu-

SUSAN E. HUTTON - 1 30 Main St.,
Conyngham, Pa ., B.A. Elementary
Education

THOMAS FRANK KIEWLAK - 308
W . Main St., Nanticoke, Pa ., B.A. His•
tory and Political Science

RICHARD BERNARD KUTZ - Rr. 22
Simpson St., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.A.
Sociology

JOSEPH DAVID IERO - 61 0 N.
Wyoming St., Hazleton, Pa., B.S.
Commerce and Finance

GAYLE E. KIN BACK - 2464 Woodland Rd., Roslyn, Pa., B.A. German

KAREN ANN KUZMINSKI - 73 St.
Mary St., Plains, Pa., B.S. Medical
Technology

ROSE GUASTO - 20 Stout St.,
Yatesville, Pa ., B.A. Spanish
THERESA JEAN GUASTO - 1 800
River Road, Pittston, Pa., B.A. Elementary Education
JOSEPH JAMES GURKA - 201 W.
Grand St., Nanticoke, Po. , B.S. Music
Education

ROBERT DAVID JANOSKI - 37
Jeannette St., Plymouth, Pa., B.A.
Fine Arts

DIANE M. KIWIOR - 904 Main St.,
Dickson, Pa ., B.A . Psychology

cation

ELAINE M. KUCHEMBA- 36 Gilles•
pie St., Swoyersville, Pa., B.A . History

cation

RICHARD JOHN LACK - 21 0 Washington Ave., Saugerties, N .Y., B.S.
Commerce and Finance
LAWRENCE DAMIAN LALLY - 41
Echo La., Willingboro, N.J., B.A. Polit•
ical Science
MICHAEL KING LAMADE - 524
Vallamont Dr., Williamsport, Pa ., B.A.
History
WAYNE FRANCIS LANDI - Elmhurst
Blvd., Moscow, Pa., B.S . Commerce
and Finance

SANDRA EFFIE JANUSZEWSKI 384 Grove Pl., Sugar Notch, Pa ., B.A.
Sociology

RONALD ANDREW KLIMEK - 600
Spruce St., Dupont, Po., B.S . Chemis•
try

CATHRYN CAROL JARIN - P.O. Box
52, Fountainville, Pa ., B.A . Psychology

JOSEPH M. KLOCKO - 1 57 Whit•
lock St., Exeter, Pa., B.S. English

MICHAEL KENNETH LANE - 28
Gregory Dr., Kenvil, N .J., B.A . History

JACKIE FREEMAN KLOSOWKIE 236 S. Franklin St., Wilkes Barre, Pa .,
B.A. English

THOMAS RALPH LASKIN SKI - 105
Walnut St., Dunmore, Pa ., B.S . Mathematical Engineering

KAREN R. KMIETOWICZ -

LINDA M. JONES - 103 Academy
St., Plymouth, Pa ., B.A. English

CYNTHIA A. LOCKE - 9 5 S. Mt.
Blvd., Mountaintop, Pa ., B.A. English
PAULETTE ANN LOEFFLAD- 243
Pierce St., Kingston, Pa., B.A. History

BRUCE EDWARD LONG - 37 Harris
Hill Rd ., Trui::ksville, Pa ., B.S. Com•
merce and Finance

JOSEPH M. HOUCK - 79 Cooper
St., Pringle, Pa., B.A. Elementary Education

DARLENE KISHBAUGH - 249 Division St., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.A. Soci•
ology

11 Thomas St.,
South River, N.J., B.A. Elementary
Education

RITA MAZIARZ KRILL - 61 Finn St.,
Wilkes Barre, Pa., B.S . Nursing EduSHARON ANN KRUi&lt; - Jefferson
Ct., Lanfley AFB, Va ., B.A. Sociology

LOIS A. JONES - 20 Washington
Terr., Pittston, Pa., B.A. Elementary
Education

2 First
St., Glen Lyon, Pa., B.S. Music Educa•
lion

DRUSILLA BELLE LAUGHMAN 1 090 Locust Grove Rd., York, Pa.,
B.A. English

RUTHANNE JONES- 10 Tripp
Manor, Forty Fort, Pa., B.A. English
and Theater Arts

LOVEY KOCHANIEVICH - 510 N.
Main St., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.A. Eng•
lish

PAUL J . LAVELLE, JR. - 67 Morrill
St., Plains, Pa ., B.A. English

EDWARD THOMAS KALISH - 85
Cooper St. , Pringle, Pa ., B.A . Fine
Arts

GARY KOENIG- 84 Dawes Ave.,
Kingston, Pa ., B.S. Commerce and
Finance

•

NADZIA LITIAHO -

JOSEPH LONCOSKI - 211 Cham•
berlain St., Plains, Pa ., B.S. Electrical
Engineering

GEORGE EDWARD KUNST - R.D.
# 1, Ridgeview Ext., Venetia, Pa.,
B.S. Commerce and Finance

MARYL. JAMES - 408 Pringle St.,
Pringle, Po., B.S. Biology

REBECCA A. LINKOSKY - 1 0 Waller
St., Larksville, Pa ., B.A. Psychology

ROBERT MILAN KRIENKE - 11 30
Thorton Ave ., Plainfield, N .J ., B.A.
Psychology

JOYCE MARIE KENGER - 123 W.
Poplar St., Plymouth, Pa ., B.A. Psy•
chology

SANFORD ALAN GREENBERG 5552 Netherland Ave ., Bronx, N .Y.,
B.A. Sociology

JILL LINDER - 29 Florham Ave., Flor•
ham Park, N.J., B.A. Sociology

ANNE A. LOFTUS - 207 Spring St.,
Moosic, Pa ., B.A. Mathematics

ROBERT THOMAS HOOLEY - 316
Madison St., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.S.
Music Education

JANET LOUISE KIRCHNER - 2180
Old Mill Road, Sea Girt, N .J., B.A.
Psychology

MICHAEL G. LEE - 7604 Marian Ct.,
Falls Church, Va., B.A. History

THEODORE J. KRESKY - 416 Carter
St., Old Forge, Pa ., B.A . Psycholqgy

REGINA KEMMERER - 308 Mclean
St., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.S. Nursing
Education

PETER ALBERT JADELIS - 55 No .
12th St., Kenilworth, N .J., B.S. Com•
merce and Finance

DANIEL GEORGE GROW, JR. - 223
Arch St., Ringtown, Pa ., B.A . History

ROSE ANN B. KRAYNAK - 634
Avenue E, West Wyoming, Pa., B.A.
Elementary Education and Spanish

GREGORY FRANKLIN HOLLIS· 5
Orchard La., Hillsdale, N.J ., B.S. Biology

NANCY E. GREENBERG - 15 Dixon
Ave., Liberty, N .Y., B.S . Music Educalion

STEVEN MARK GROSSMAN - 40
No . Landon Ave. , Kingston, Pa., B.A.
Psychology

DARRYL GERARD KRAMER - 59
Henry St., Plains, Pa ., B.A. Psychol•
ogy

JAMES BARTH KELLEY - 4 1 Oak St.,
Wilkes Barre, Pa., B.A. Political Science and History

LEONA M. INSALACO - 110 E.
Oak St., Pittston, Pa., B.A. Sociology

JARET GRIFFITHS - 1 3 So . Meade
St., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.A . Elementary Education

MARY DENISE KRACKENFELS 102 Stanton St., Wilkes Barre, Pa.,
B.A . Psychology and German

DENISE MARIE HOLLICK - 1025
Washington Street, Freeland, Pa .,
B.A. Spanish and Elementary Educa•
lion

GEORGE WILLIAM KINSLEY, IV 2761 Arrowhead Dr., Langhorne, Pa .,
B.S. Music Education

SUSAN BARBARA GREENSPAN 172 Throckmorton La ., Old Bridge,
N .J., B.A. Elementary Education

B.S. Medical Technology

RICHARD H. LOPA TTO, JR . -

2503

N . Washington St., Scranton , Pa.,
B.S. Commerce and Finance

ELIZABETH LOPEZ - 547 Ford Ave .,
Kingston, Pa ., B.A. Spanish and
French
RICHARD HENRY LORENZEN - 411
Knierim Pl., New Milford, N .J., B.A.
History
PAULA LORI - Rr. 46 Poole St., Pittston, Pa., B.A. English
CAROLE SUSAN LOWANDE - 308
Anthony St., Middlesex, N.J., B.S.
Business Education
BARBARA DAWN LUCCA - 111
Trout St., Brick Town, N.J ., B.A. Eng•
lish

DONALD WILLIAM LUDOVICI 333 Meadowbrook La., South
Orange, N .J., B.S . Chemistry
ROBERT LUSSI - R.D. # 2, Box 421,
Avoca, Pa., B.S. Commerce and
Finance
DEBORAH ANN LUTZ - 25 E. Enter•
prise St., Glen Lyon, Po ., B.S . Mathe•
matics
JAMES R. MacNEAL - Rr. 226 Sam·
uels Ave ., Hazleton, Pa ., B.A . Chemis•
try
CHARLES JOSEPH T. MAKER- 539
Hanover St., Nanticoke, Pa., B.A.
Political Science
STEPHEN EDWARD MALONE - 41
Peqout La., East Islip, N.Y ., B.S. Music
Education
RICKY D. MANGANELLA - 23 E.
Vaughn St., Kingston, Po ., B.S. Mathemetics

KATHLEEN MARIE MANSBERY - 18
Red Hill Rd., Warren, N .J., B.A. Eng·
lish

JANE M. LAW - P.O . Box 62, Dallas, Po ., B.A. Sociology

EDUARDO MARBAN - 809 Glen•
wood R., Old Forge, Pa ., B.S . Mathe•
matics

ROBERT MICHAEL LEACH - 117
Second Ave ., Kingston, Pa., B.A . Eng•

JOHN F. MARION - 26 Gerard Rd .,
Yardville, N .J., B.A. Psychology

279

�ELLEN RUTH MITCHELL - 54 Cherry
St. , Plymouth, Pa ., B.A . French

ELAINE LOUISE OWEN - 380
Charles St., Luzerne, Pa ., B.A . English

JOYCE M . MOCHAN - 72 Mundy
St., W ilkes Barre, Pa ., B.S. Nursing
Education

FREDERICK JOHN PACOLITCH 809 Union St., Taylar, Pa., B.S. Music
Education

DENNIS ROBERT MOORE - 27 W.
4th St., Hazleton, Pa., B.S. Commerce
and Finance

LEONARD J. PACZKOWSKI , JR . 315 West New Port St. , Glen Lyon,
Po ., B.A. Political Science

VALERIE E. MOORE - 69 Cortland
Pl. , Cliffside Pork, N.J ., B.A . Socialogy and German

JOSEPH J. PAGNANI - 3822
Wylam Ave., Scranton, Po., B.S.
Commerce and Finance

PA TRICIA ANN MORAN - 104
Hovenford Dr., Loflin , Po. , B.A. Elementory Education

ROBERT G . PAHL, JR. -512 Delowore Ave ., West Pittston , Po., B.S.
Mathematical Engineering

JENNIFER CHRISTINE MORGAN 29½ Pine St., Pittston, Pa., B.A. Elementory Education

RICHARD PALMER - 8 Forst Rd.,
Randolph , New Jersey, B.S. Psychology

JEROME SAMUEL MORGENSTERN
- 818 Hilltop Rd., Cinnaminson,
N .J., B.S. Commerce and Finance

THOMAS J. PANETTI - 94 Thompson Ave. , Dover, New Jersey, B.A .
Psychology

JOHN JOSEPH MAZZOLLA - 321 E.
Main St., Dalton, Pa ., B.S. Commerce
and Finance

KURT DAVID MOSER - 1911 Blue
Ridge Dr., Lancaster, Pa., B.S. Mathematical Engineering

ELAINE CHRISTINE PARA - 62
Union St., lnkerman, Pa., B.A. French

JAMES PAUL McANDREW, JR. 238 Main St., Moosic, Pa ., B.A. English

THOMAS J. MOTICHKA - 401 S.
River St. , Wilkes Barre, Po ., 8.5 . Commerce and Finance

PAULE. McANDREW - 422 Hickory
St. , Scranton, Pa. , B.S . Mothemoticol
Engineering

MICHAEL D. MURPHY - 380 N .
Main St., Wilkes Barre, Po., B.A.
Physics

ANNE FITZSIMMONS McEVOY 202 Avenue K, Matamoras, Po., B.A.
Sociology

RICHARD J. NARDONE - 400
Washington Ave., West Wyoming,
Pa ., B.S. Commerce and Finance

RICHARD ALBERT McGUIRE - 2502
Berwyn Rd., Wilmington, Del., B.A.
Political Science

WILLIAM CHARLES NASH - Retreat,
Hunlock Creek, Pa ., B.S. Commerce
and Finance

DAVID B. MclNTYRE - 326 Wyoming Ave., Kingston, Pa., B.S. Commerce and Finance

JOSEPH CHRISTOPER NEAPOLITAN
- 31 E. Tamarack St., Hazleton, Po. ,
B.A. History

ELLA JOAN McNAMARA - 250
George St., Wilkes Barre, Po ., B.A.
Fine Arts

WILLIAM MELVIN NICHOLS, JR. 85 Sharpe St., Kingston, Pa., B.A . Philosophy and Religion

DAVID PAGE MECKBACH - 909
Hollywood Circle, Williamsport, Po.,
B.S. Commerce and Finance

MICHAEL ANDREW NIEHOFF - 912
Center St., Jim Thorpe, Pa ., B.A. Politicol Science

MARY PATRICIA ANN MELVIN 139 William St., Pittston, Pa ., 8.A .
Sociology

MICHELLE MARIE NOLL - 42
Amherst Ave., Wilkes Barre, Pa., B.A.
Fine Arts

MARCIO AURELIO De A. MENEZES
- Rio Jacuipe 22, Monte Serrot Salvador - Bahia, Brazil, B.A . Fine Arts

WENDELL V. NORDLAND, JR. - 12
Clover Pl., Mine Hill, Dover, N .J., B.S.
Biology

MICHAEL MERCANTI- 2031 Farr
St., Scranton , Po., B.A. Biology

BERNARD CHARLES NOSAL - 1101
Walnut St ., Freeland, Pa., 8.S. Commerce and Finance

LEONARDIA DONNA MARUSAK 12 W. St. Mary's Rd. , Wilkes Barre,
Pa ., B.A. Chemistry
JAMES STANLEY MASHAS-42 N.
Goodwin Ave. , Kingston, Pa., B.S.
Commerce and Finance
RICHARD DAVID MASI - 2302 Lourel Dr., Cinnaminson, N .J., B.S . Business Education
PETER G . MA TECHAK, JR. - 200
Dunn Ave ., Old Forge, Pa ., B.S. Commerce and Finance
THOMAS J. MAUGER- 750 N .
Pennsylvania Ave., Wilkes Borre, Po.,
B.S. Commerce and Finance
KA TH LEEN MARIE MAURER- 22
Stanworth Rd., Kendall Pork, N.J.,
B.A. Sociology
ERIC GRAYDON MA YER Falls, Po., B.A. English

R.D . # 1,

ROSANNE B. MESH - 317 Lyndwood Ave. , Wilkes Borre, Pa., 8.A.
History
WILLIAM METCALF - 109 Homewood Ave ., Allendale, N .J., 8.5.
Music Education
ANTHONY J. MICHAEL - 36 Jones
St., Wilkes Borre, Pa ., B.A . Psychology
SHIRLEY A . MICHAELS - Pod 442
Bartoli, West Wyoming, Po ., B.A . Psychology

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JAMES JOSEPH MILLER - 68 Jomes
St., Ashley, Pa ., B.S. Mathematics
MARY ELIZABETH MILLER - 404
Schuyler Ave ., Kingston, Pa ., B.S.
Sociology

MINDY CAROL MILLER - 1651 Oak
St., Lebanon, Po., B.A. Political Science

WARREN LEE MILLER-665 Rector
St., Philadelphia, Pa., B.S. Business
Education
PETER MIRABELLE - 15 Ann St.,
West Pittston, Pa., B.A. Psychology

280

ELAINE ANN NOTARl-624
O'Hara St., Scranton, Pa ., B.A. Elementory Education
SIMEON CHRISTOS NTAFOS - Pyrgau St., Trikola, Thessaly, Greece,
B.S . Electrical Engineering
MICHAEL JOHN O'BOYLE - 117
Lambert St., Pittston, Po ., B.S . Commerce and Finance
DENISE C. OGONOWSKI - 7 4
McArthur Dr., Scotia, N .Y., B.A. English
LAUREN HARRIS O ' HARA-413
Wyoming Ave., West Pittston, Pa .,
8.A . English
MARTHA DeGROOTE OLIVER 569 Ford Ave., Kingston, Pa ., B.A.
Elementary Education
JOSEPH GERALD OLIVIERI - 53
Logan St., Wilkes Borre, Po ., B.A . Philosophy
NANCY ANN ONUSCHAK Wilkeswood, Beaver Ct., Wilkes
Barre, Pa ., B.S. Nursing Education

JOHN STEPHEN PARTILLA - 175
Moyallen St. , Wilkes Borre, Po., B.A.
Chemistry
GAIL LORRAINE PARTYKA - 3537
U.S. 22, Somersville, New Jersey,
B.A. English

JOHN FRANCIS PIRRELO - 528
Broad St., Pittston, Pa ., B.A . Socialogy

BETTIE ANN ROGERS - 504 Fourth
St., West Pittston, Pa ., B.S. Nursing
Education

DAVID ANDREW PISKORIK - 54
Courtright St., Pringle, Pa. , B.S. Mathematical Engineering

TAGHI ROOHAZA-Box 306,
Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.S. Electrical Eng i-

CAMILLE THERESA PIZANO - 1395
Susquehanna Ave ., Exeter, Po., B.A.
Psychology and Elementary Education

ALAN B. ROSENCRANCE - R.D. #
2, Laceyville, Pa ., B.S. Chemistry

MARTIN PAUL POBUTKIEWICZ, JR.
- 1367 Liberty St., Trenton, New
Jersey, B.A . English
BEYERL Y MAE POWELL - 5812
Temple Hills Rd. , Temple Hills, Md.,
B.A . History
ROBERT J. PRASCHUNUS - 230
Sullivan St., Exeter, Pa., B.S. Commerce and Finance
ROBERT DOUGLAS PRENDERGAST
- Box 83D, Route 1, Leesburg, Va.,
B.S. Commerce and Finance
JOHN FREDERICK PRICE - 269 Pop·
lar St., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.S. Biology
ALLEN PRICE PRODGERES, JR. 191 New Alexander St., Wilkes
Barre, Pa ., B.S. Commerce and
Finance

PATRICIA PATALAK-39 Cleveland
St., Hudson, Pa ., B.A. Psychology

ROBERT RADICE - 1 37 Abbott St.,
Plains, Pa ., B.S. Commerce and
Finance

MARCIA HALL PATTISON - 130 W.
Broad St., Nanticoke, Po., B.S. Business Education

DIANE ROGERS RALSTON - 30
Woodbury St., Wilkes Borre, Pa., B.A.
Elementary Education

FRANK W . PAULEWICZ, JR. - 97
Walnut St., Nanticoke, Pa., B.S .
Mathematical Engineering

MARLEEN ANNE RAMPOLA - 85
St. Claire St., Wilkes Borre, Pa., B.A.
Elementary Education

JOSEPH E. PAVILL - 198 Lynwood
Ave ., Wilkes Borre, Po., B.S. Commerce and Finance

JOHN WILLIAM REAP - 920 South
St., Avoca, Pa., B.S. Music Education

CAROL ANN PECHALONIS - 61
Putnam St., Tunkhannock, Pa., B.A .
History
HARRY M. PECUCH - 321 Samson
St., Old Forge, Po., B.S. Commerce
and Finance

DOREEN LOUISE PELLEGRINI - 102
W. Carey St., Plains, Po., B.S. Mathemoticol Engineering
KAREN LUCIA PEPPE- 251 Sanovia
St., Exeter, Po ., B.A. Elementary Education and Spanish
S. THOMAS PERRONE - 192 Riverside Dr ., Wilkes Borre, Pa ., B.A. History
PAMELA LOUISEPETHICH - R.D. #
2, Dallas, Pa., B.A. Elementary Educelion

PAMELA HOPE REFOWICH - 1501
E. Brood St., Hazleton, Pa., B.A. English
MARY ANNE MARGARET RENIO - 4
Mill St. , Luzerne, Pa ., B.A . History
JOHN N. REYNOLDS - 14 E. Harrison St., Tunkhannock, Po., B.A. Psychalogy
JOHN GERALD RICE - 98 Park
Ave., Wilkes Borre, Pa ., B.A . Elementary Education
GRACE ANGELA RINALDI - 113 El
Dr ., Taylor, Pa., B.S . Commerce and
Finance
ALICE RUTH RINEHIMER - 429 N.
Main St. , Wilkes Barre, Pa., B.A. English
DEBORAH ALICIA RINKEN - Box
365 R.D. #4, Dallas, Pa ., B.A. Spanish

ROSEMARY PETRILLO- 137 N .
Main St., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.A . Elementory Education

JANICE RITTER - 351 S. River St.,
Wilkes Barre, Pa., B.A. Sociology

SUSAN LYNN PEZZNER - 153 New
Mallery Pl. , Wilkes Borre, Pa., B.A.
Mathematics

DARWIN DOYLE ROBERTS - 22 W.
Church St., Nanticoke, Pa ., B.A. Politi•
col Science

WILLIAM RAYMOND PHILLIPSThomas St., Tra iler Park # 125,
Wilkes Borre, Po ., B.A. History and
Philosophy

THERESA M . ROCCOGRANDI - 27
Armstrong St., Edwardsville, Po., B.A.
Elementary Education

ANTHONY PICCILLO - 167 Pine St.,
Pittston, Pa. , B.A. History
EARL BENJAMIN PICKETT - 9 Birch
St., Mountaintop, Po ., B.S. Electrical
Engineering

PAUL D. ROCZNIAK-221 Orchard
St., Exeter, Pa., 8.5. Biology
JAMES ALLEN RODDA - 140 S.
Meade St., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., 8.A.
History

nee ring

LINDA LOU ROSS - 121 E. 8th St.,
Wyoming , Pa., B.S. Mathematics
JEAN M . ROS TOCK - 228 Sonvoio
St., Exeter, Pa., B.A . Elementary Education and Spanish
DANIEL GEORGE RUDUSKI - 415
Jones St., Nanticoke, Pa., B.S. Math ematics

ROBERT W . RY AN, JR . - 933 Shepard Ave ., North Brunswich, New Jer·
sey, B.S . Commerce and Finance

St., Wilkes E
RONALD At
203 Matson
B.S. Music E,
RICHARD ) (
N. Moin St.,
Mathematic,
FRANSISM
4 2 Reynolds
Span ish
ROBERT PAl
Albe rt, 61 I\
Borre, Pa., B
Finance
JACK RICH)
Osceola A v,
Sociology
COLEEN FR,
Geo rgian Le
Art s

WILLIAM ANTHONY SABA - 99
Hickory St., Wilkes Barre, Po ., B.A.
Elementary Education

MARK A. S~
St., N ontico

ANN SADONICK - 230½ Orchard
St., Exeter, Pa ., 8.A. Psychology

CHERYL SM
W il low Gr01

DUANE DAVID SADVARY - 253
Scott St., Wilkes Borre, Po ., B.S. Electricol Engineering

ELAINE SMI
Ave., N eptu
Spanish

ROGER A. SANDS-57 Lyndon Rd .,
Sharan, Mass. B.A. Psychology

JOHN EDW
ingside Rd .,
Psycho logy

WILLIAM R. SAUERS - 150 S.
Franklin St., Wilkes Barre , Pa., B.A.
Elementary Education
LINDA PIERINA SCATENA-313
Wyoming Ave., West Pittston, Pa .,
B.A . Psychology
FRANCIS MARIE SCHARALDI - 242
A. Pitmon Rd ., Parsippany, New Jersey, B.A . Social Science and Political
Science

GENE D. SP
St., Forty Fo
JOYCE M . S
Scranton , Pc
RONALD RI&lt;
160 State S·
Commerce c
ELAINE ANI
269 Horton
B.A. El emen

HARRIET ROSE SCHEIDEBERG - 96
Wade St ., New Jersey City, New Jersey, 8.A. Psychology

JOSEPH ED'
sent Road, F

THOMAS JOSEPH SCHERER - 297
Baltimore Ave., West Pittston, Pa .,
8.5 . Chemistry

MELONIEM
St. , W ilkes E
tar y Educati

ANN MARIE SCHIFANO - 42 Jenkins Court, Pittston , Pa. , B.A. English

LINDA L. ST
Ave., Kings!

CARL A . SCHLUTER -407 Congress
St., New Milford, New Jersey, B.S.
Commerce and Finance
ROBERT 8. SCHOENHOLTZ- 445
S. Jackson St. , Media, Pa ., B.A. Fine
Arts
DAVID ROBERT SCHOOMAKER 29 E. Vaughn St. , Kingston , Pa ., B.S.
Commerce and Finance
CATHY SELLITTO - 325 Lehigh St. ,
Wilkes Borre, Pa. , B.A. Psychology

KENNETH I12 Cranson
York, B.A. E
ROSEMARY
14 Calvin St
Sociolog y
HARRIET REI
Woodview [
sey, B.A. Fin
MARIESUG
Wilkes 8am

DIANE MARIE SELTZER- R.D. # 4,
Box 625, Mountaintop, Pa ., B.A. Elementory Education

FRANK J. TE
WestWyorr
and Finance

PAUL DAVID SHAFFER - 20 W .
Broadway, Larksvi lle, Pa ., B.A. Biol ogy

JOHN EDW
St. , Edward,
ogy

ROMAN J. SHAHAY - 16 Primrose
Lone, Levittsville, Pa ., B.A. Psychology

DIANNE OF
Ca rey Ave.,
English

LARRY F. SHAPPERIO - 10 Old
River Road, Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.A .
Mathematics

MARK WIL L
Showman! J
B.S. Comme

LEDA CLAIRE PICKETT - 49 Division
St., Wilkes Borre, Po., B.A . English

LINDA SUE ROETH - 380 Molcoln
Ave ., North Plainfield, New Jersey,
B.A . Fine Arts

SHARON SHAUGHNESSY - 37
Woodrow Ave., Norwich , Conn. , B.A.
Elementary Education

KAREN LYN
Seybert St.,
lish

LINDA JANE PINSON - Box 247,
Miller Rd ., Woyverly, Po ., B.A. Elementary Education

MARY LINDA MARGARET ROGAN
- 1 209 Main St., Pittston, Pa ., B.A.
English and Spanish

ANITA PAULEY SHAW- 80 S. River

MICHAELA

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180
~- English
: H.S. Music
. JR. 1 Lyon,
22
B.S.
2 Dela., B.S.

JOHN FRANCIS PIRRELO - 528
Broad St., Pittston , Pa. , B.A. Socialogy

BETTIE ANN ROGERS- 504 Fourth
St ., West Pittston , Pa ., B.S. Nursing
Education

DAVID ANDREW PISKORIK - 54
Courtright St., Pringle, Pa., B.S. Mathematical Engineering

TAGHI ROOHAZA- Box 306,
Wilkes Barre, Pa., B.S. Electrical Engi-

CAMILLE THERESA PIZANO- 1395
Susquehanna Ave. , Exeter, Pa ., B.A .
Psychology and Elementary Education

ALAN B. ROSENCRANCE - R.D. #
2, Laceyville , Pa ., B.S. Chemistry

MARTIN PAUL POBUTKIEWICZ, JR.
- 1 367 Liberty St., Trenton, New
Jersey, B.A. English

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BEYERL Y MAE POWELL - 581 2
Temple Hills Rd ., Temple Hills, Md.,
B.A . History

fhomp-

ROBERT J. PRASCHUNUS - 230
Sullivan St., Exeter, Pa ., B.S. Commerce and finance

Rd. ,
Psycho I-

·, B.A.

-62
,. French
- 175
'a., B.A.

ROBERT DOUGLAS PRENDERGAST
- Box 83D, Route 1, Leesburg , Va.,
B.S. Commerce and Finance
JOHN FREDERICK PRICE - 269 Poplor St., Wilkes Barre , Pa., B.S. Biology

irsey,

ALLEN PRICE PRODGERES, JR. 191 New Alexander St. , Wilkes
Borre, Pa., B.S. Commerce and
Finance

leveland
,logy

ROBERT RADICE - 137 Abbott St.,
Plains, Pa ., B.S. Commerce and
Finance

- 3537

- 130W.
S. Busi-

153 New
., B.A .

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ry and
7

Pine St.,

- 9 Birch
lectrical
' Division

nglish
,x 247,

A. . Ele-

ANGELA THERESA VAUTER - R.D.
#2, Uniondale, Pa., B.A . Sociology
and Psychology

WILLIAM ANTHONY SABA- 99
Hickory St. , Wilkes Barre, Pa., B.A .
Elementary Education

COLEEN FRASCER SKIFF - 3206
Georgian Lane, Easton, Pa ., B.A. fine
Arts

REGINA MARIE VENARUCCI - 287
William St., Pittston, Pa ., B.S., Medical Technology

MARK A. SKOPEK -

ANN SADONICK - 230½ Orchard
St., Exeter, Pa., B.A. Psychology

CHERYL SMITH - 9 Everett Ave.,
Willow Grove, Pa ., B.S. Mathematics

STEVE F. VERSUK -631 Lehigh
Ave., Palmerton, Pa ., B.S. Commerce
and finance

DUANE DAVID SADVARY - 253
Scott St., Wilkes Barre, Pa., B.S . Electrical Engineering

ELAINE SMITH - 718 Old Corlies
Ave. , Neptune, New Jersey, B.A.
Spanish

ROGER A. SANDS - 57 Lyndon Rd.,
Sharon, Mass. B.A. Psychology

JOHN EDWARD SNIGG - 46 Morningside Rd ., Verona, New Jersey, B.A .
Psychology

matics

ROBERT W . RYAN, JR. - 933 Shepard Ave., North Brunswich, New Jersey, B.S. Commerce and finance

THOMAS S. VINCENT, JR. - 119
Montrose Ave. , South Plainfield, New
Jersey, B.S . Electronicol Engineering
CHARLENE M . VOLPE - 60 East
Colombus Ave ., Pittston , Pa ., B.A.
English

JANICE ANN WOOLF - 15 Schrade
Rd., Briarcliff Manor, New York, B.S.
Music Education
BARBARA ANN WRAZEN - 8 Ri verview Dr., Plains , Pa ., B.S. Commerce
and finance

DEBORAH MARIE WYSOCKI - 51
Cook St., Hudson, Pa., B.A. English
BARBARA ANNY ANCHUK - 63
Daikey St. , South River, New Jersey,
B.A. Elementary Education and Spanish

THOMAS JOSEPH SCHERER - 297
Baltimore Ave., West Pittston, Pa.,
B.S . Chemistry

MELONIE M. STEMBA- 305 Center
St ., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.A . Elementary Education

LINDA CHRISTIAN WALTERS-899
W . Market St., Kingston, Pa ., B.A.
Spanish
CAROL ANNE WARKE- 9 Spring
St., Glen Lyon, Pa ., B.A. Sociology

ELIZABETH ROSE YUNKUNSl-47
W . Union St., Kingston , Po ., B.A . English

ANN MARIE SCHIFANO - 42 Jenkins Court, Pittston, Pa., B.A. English

LINDA L. STEVENS - 381 Tioga
Ave., Kingston , Pa ., B.A. Fine Arts

CARL A . SCHLUTER - 407 Congress
St. , New Milford, New Jersey, B.S.
Commerce and finance

KENNETH HOWARD STONE - 12712 Cranson Ave., Belle Harbor, New
York, B.A. English

BARRY ALLAN WARNER - Crestwood Rd ., R.D. # 3, Mountaintop,
Pa ., B.S. Biology

MARY CATHERINE YURKAVAGE771 Lehigh St., Wilkes Borre, Po .,
B.S. Medical Technology

ROBERT J. WASILAUSKI - 12
Mason Crt., Kingston, Pa ., B.S. Com-

ROBERT B. SCHOENHOLTZ - 445
S. Jackson St., Media, Pa. , B.A. fine
Arts

ROSEMARY ELAINE STRINKOSKI 14 Calvin St., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.A.
Sociology

ALFRED J. YUSINSKAS - 23 E. Bennett St., Kingston, Pa ., B. S. Commerce
and Finance

JOHN WASILCHAK- 208 Hand St.,
Jessup, Pa. , B.A . Psychology

DAVID ROBERT SCHOOMAKER 29 E. Vaughn St., Kingston, Pa., B.S.
Commerce and finance

HARRIET REBECCA STULTS - 7
Woodview Dr., Cranbury, New Jersey, B.A . fine Arts

CATHY SELLITTO - 325 Lehigh St.,
Wilkes Barre, Po ., B.A . Psychology

MARIE SUGO - 52 Simon Walk,
Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.A. Fine Arts

PETER PAUL WASKIEWICZ - Star
Route, Box 135, White Haven, Pa .,
B.S. Electronical Engineering

DIANE MARIE SELTZER- R.D. #4 ,
Box 625 , Mounta intop, Pa. , B.A. Elementary Education

FRANK J. TENCZA - 12 Maple St.,
West Wyoming, Po ., B.S. Commerce
and finance

STEPHEN WASKO - 4604 Humiville
Rd ., Cornwell Heights, Pa ., B.S. Biology

PAUL DAVID SHAFFER - 20 W .
Broadway, Larksville, Pa ., B.A . Biology

JOHN EDWARD TENCZA- 67 Arch
St., Edwardsville, Pa ., B.A . Psychology

JAY BRUCE WEINSTOCK - 165 N.
Sherman St., Wilkes Barre, Pa., B.S.
Commerce and finance

ROMAN J. SHAHAY - 16 Primrose
lone , Levittsville, Pa ., B.A . Psychology

DIANNE OPET THOMAS - Rr. 114
Carey Ave., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.A.
English

DIANE LYNN WILKE - 39 Oak St.,
Wilkes Barre, Pa., B.S. Medical Technology

LARRY F. SHAPPERIO - 10 Old
River Rood, Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.A.
Mathematics

MARK WILLIAM TIPPETT - 71 2
Shawmont Ave., Philadelphia , Po.,
B.S. Commerce and Finance

ANNE MORGAN WILLIAMS - 10
Lawrence St., Nanticoke, Pa. , B.A.
Psychology

LINDA SUE ROETH - 380 Malcoln
Ave., North Plainfield, New Jersey,
B.A . fine Arts

SHARON SHAUGHNESSY- 37
Woodrow Ave., Norwich, Conn ., B.A.
Elementary Education

KAREN LYNN TOSLOSKY - 734
Seybert St., Hazleton, Pa ., B.A . English

BARRY HAROLD WILLIAMS - 209
Skyline Dr. , Trucksville, Pa. , B.S. Commerce and Finance

MARY LINDA MARGARET ROGAN
- 1209 Main St., Pittston, Pa ., B.A .
English and Spanish

ANITA PAULEY SHAW- 80 S. Ri ver

MICHAEL A . TROLLIO -

DAVID J. WILLIAMS -

JOHN GERALD RICE - 98 Pork
Ave., Wilkes Borre, Pa ., B.A . Elementary Education
GRACE ANGELA RINALDI - 113 El
Dr., Taylor, Pa., B.S. Commerce and
Finance
ALICE RUTH RINEHIMER - 429 N .
Main St., W ilkes Barre, Pa ., B.A. English
DEBORAH ALICIA RINKEN - Box
365 R.D. # 4, Dallas, Pa. , B.A . Spanish
JANICE RITTER - 351 S. River St.,
Wilkes Barre, Po., B.A. Sociology
DARWIN DOYLE ROBERTS - 22 W.
Church St., Nanticoke, Po ., B.A. Political Science
THERESA M . ROCCOGRANDI - 27
Armstrong St., Edwardsville, Pa., B.A .
Elementary Education
PAUL D. ROCZNIAK- 221 Orchard
St., Exeter, Pa., B.S. Biology
JAMES ALLEN RODDA - 140 S.
Meade St., Wilkes Borre, Po ., B.A .
History

LINDA PIERINA SCATENA - 313
Wyoming Ave., West Pittston , Pa.,
B.A. Psychology
FRANCIS MARIE SCHARALDI - 242
A. Pitmon Rd., Parsippany, New Jersey, B.A . Social Science and Political
Science

150 Lidy 's

merce and Finance

ALEXIS JANICE WASKIE - 5 1 Kado
St., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.A . French

40 Little St.,

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BETTY ANNE WOOD - 10-23 Second St., Fairlawn , New Jersey, B.A .
Elementary Education

JOSEPH EDWARD STONE - 4 Cresent Road , Plains, Pa ., B.S. Biology

JOHN N. REYNOLDS - 14 E. Harrison St., Tunkhannock, Pa ., B.A Psychology

WILLIAM R. SAUERS - 150 S.
Franklin St., Wilkes Borre, Pa ., B.A.
Elementary Education

342 E. Green
St., Nanticoke, Pa., B.S. Mathematics

DAVID THOMAS WOJTOWICZ 400 Hazle Ave., Wilkes Barre, Po .,
B.A . Psychology and Sociology

HARRIET ROSE SCHEIDEBERG - 96
Wade St., New Jersey City, New Jersey, B.A. Psychology

MARYANNE MARGARET RENIO-4
Mill St., Luzerne, Pa ., B.A. History

7N .
l .A. Ele-

JACK RICHARD SIRKIN - 382
Osceola Ave ., Kingston , Pa ., B.A .
Sociology

DANIEL GEORGE RUDUSKI - 415
Janes St., Nanticoke, Pa., B.S. Mathe-

MARILYN PALENCHAR WODASKI 1267 Main St., Swoyersville, Pa.,
B.A. fine Arts

JOHN ANTHONY WALTERS - 68
No. Penn Ave., Wilkes Barre, Po .,
B.A . Psychology

Samson

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ry Educo-

JEAN PATRICIA VADBONCOEUR 130 Beach Rood, Glencoe, Illinois,
B.S. Music Education

ELAINE ANNE STEINBRENNER 269 Horton St., Wilkes Borre, Pa .,
B.A . Elementary Education

,., B.A.

12 River.A. His-

ROBERT PAUL SINGER - c/ o Grace
Albert, 61 No. Hampton St., Wilkes
Barre, Pa ., B.S. Commerce and
f inance

CYNTHIA LOUISE WITKOWSKI 24 E. Ma in St., Wilkes Barre, Pa., B.A.
fine Arts

RONALD RICHARD STEINBERG 160 State St., Larksville, Pa ., B.S.
Commerce and finance

PAMELA HOPE REFOWICH - 1501
E. Broad St., Hazleton, Pa ., B.A. English

Sanovia
my Edu-

CHRISTOPHER FRANK UNGER - 10
So . 4th St., Coplay, Pa., B.S. Music
Education

JEROME WILLIAM WALSH - 705
Wyoming Ave., West Pittston, Pa .,
B.A. History

-

11 - 102
i. Mathe-

EDWARD DAVID TUNAITIS- R.D.
# 1, Stillwater, Po ., B.A. Economics

LINDA L. WILLIAMS - 704 Philo St.,
Scranton, Pa. , B.A. Elementary Educolion

JOYCE M . STAHL - 541 Birch St.,
Scranton, Pa ., B.A . Psychology

JOHN WILLIAM REAP - 920 South
St., Avoca, Po ., B.S. Music Education

1merce

FRANSIS ANTHONY SINGER, JR. 42 Re ynolds St., Pittston, Pa., B.A.
Spanish

EVELYN WILLIAMS - 621 Cedar St. ,
Exeter, Pa., B.A . Sociology

MARGARET WAITKEVICH - 132
Butler St., Pittston , Pa. , B.S. Sociology

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JEAN M . ROSTOCK - 228 Sanvoia
St., Exeter, Pa., B.A . Elementary Education and Spanish

RICHARD JOSEPH SIMKULAK- 150
N . Main St., Mountaintop, Pa ., B.S .
Mathematical Engineering

MICHAEL GEORGE TSUCALAS 400 Coolidge St., Ortley Beach, New
Jersey, B.S. Commerce and Finance

Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.S. Commerce and
Finance

DREW CHARLES WAGNER- 7
Budd Blvd ., Woodbury, New Jersey,
B.S. Commerce and Finance

MARLEEN ANNE RAMPOLA - 85
St. Claire St ., Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.A .
Elementary Education

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LINDA LOU ROSS- 121 E. 8th St.,
Wyoming , Pa ., B.S. Mathematics

Raad , Dupont, Pa ., B.S . Biology
JOHN J. TROSKO-40 Irving St.,
Wilkes Barre, Pa ., B.A . Psychology

GENE D. SPRECHINI - 11 8 Meyers
St ., Forty Fort, Po., B.S . Mathematics

DIANE ROGERS RALSTON - 30
Woodbury St., Wilkes Barre , Pa ., B.A.
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RONALD ANTHONY SHULESKI 203 Matson Ave. , Wilkes Barre, Pa .,
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ROBERT M. YANKU - 52 Marion
Ave ., Cranston, R.I., B.A . History
RANDOLPH S. YANOSHAK-291
Colley St ., Wilkes Barre, Pa., B.S. Business Education
CLAIRE MARIE YOUNGBLOOD - 12
Prospect St., Wilkes Barre, Pa., B.A.
Sociology
WESLEY W . YUDISKAS - R. 519
Mary St., Scranton , Pa ., B.S. Electronical Eng ineering

ANDREW JOSEPH ZAPOTEK - 12
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Church St., Plymouth, Po ., B.S. Music
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Parrish St., Wilkes Barre, Po ., B.S.
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Accounting Club ............... . ......... ... . . . . . . 120

John Hartford .. . ... .. .. ....... . . . ... . . .. ....... . I

Administration .................................... 74

Judo-Karate Club ....... . . ... . . ... . ... . . .. ........ I

Advertisements ....... .. ............ . .. ... . . . . . . . 282

Lacrosse ..... . . . . . . . . . . ... . .. ........ .. . . . . . . .. 2

Amnicola .. . . .. .... ............................. 114

Lettermen . . ..... . ... . . .. ... .... ... . . ... .. . . . . .. I

Art Club ... ... ... . . . . .. .... ..... . ..... .. ... . . . .. 120

Letterwomen ..... . . ... . ............... . .. . ... ... I

Band ......... . .. . . . .. ............. . ......... . . 132

"Look Homeward Angel" .. .. . ......... ............. 2

Baseball ......... . . ..... ........ .... . .......... 264

Madrigals . . ... . . . . . . .......... .. . . . . . . . .. ... . .. I

Beacon ..... . ... . . . . .... ... .. ...... ........... . 116

Majorettes . . ............... . ..... . . . . . ... ... .... I

Biology Club .. . . .. . . . . .. .. .. . . ... .... ........... 121

Manuscript . ...................... ..... .... ... . .. I

Campus ....... .. . . ..... . ............. ... . ...... 136

Math Club ... . . . ..... .......... .... . . . . .. . . . . . . . I

Campus Employees ................................ 88

M.E.N.C ..... .. ....... . ... ............ . . ... . ... . I

Cheerleaders .. ... . ... .... ... .................... 1 34

Men's Basketball .... . ..... ....... . . ..... . ....... . 2

Chem Club ... . ..... . ........... . ..... .. . . ....... 121

"Much Ado About Nothing" .. ............ .... . ..... . 2

Chess Club . . . . ... .. . ................. . . . . ....... 1 22

Note of Appreciation . . . . . .... . .......... ... . .... .. 2

Chorus .... . . ..... . .... .. ...... . . .. ... .. .. .. .... 132

Old Agers Party ..... . ..... . ............. . ...... .. I

Circle K ... . ..... . . . .. ................... .. .... . 1 22

Outings ..... . ..... ................. . ... . . . . ... . I

Class Officers .. . .. . . . ............ .. .. . . .. ........ 11 2

Parents' Day .................................. .. I

Clean Environment Com .. . ..... . ... .. .. . . . . . ....... 123

Photography Club ... . . ... . .. .... ..... ..... . .... .. I

College Services .. .. . ...... ... ..................... 80

Pocono Downs Parties ....... ... . . . .... ............ I

Colonettes ............................. . . .... . .. 271

President's Message .. . ... ............. ......... .. . .

Commencement ......... .. ............. . . . ... . ... 220

Psych Club ............... . .... ....... ......... .. I

Commuter Council .. ........ . . ... .. ... .... . ....... 119

Reach Out ......... . . . ... . ................... ... I

Concert Lecture Series . ....... . ....... ..... . . . . . ... 208

Russian Chorus ... ... . . ... . . ..... ....... . . ...... .. I

Cross Country .......... . ... . ..... .. ......... . ... 238

Russian Club ......... . .. .......... ....... . .... .. I

Cue ' n Curtain . ..... .......... ... ...... .. . ... . ... 125

Senior Alumni Party .. ... . . . . ... . . ............ ... .. 2

Debate Club ..... ...... .. ....... .. ...... . ... . ... 124

Senior Directory ..... .. . . .. . . ..... ............... . 2

Dedication . .... .... . .... ... ..... ... . .............. .

Senior Luncheon ......... . . ..... . . ..... ........... 2

Dinner Dances ..... . . . .......... . ......... . . . .... 194

Senior Picnic ... . ... ............. . ..... ....... ... 2

Dorms ... . ......................... . . . ... . ... . . . 96

Senior Rehearsal .... . ...................... . . . . . . 2

Earl Scrugg's Review . . .. ... .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... .. .. . 182

Soccer . . . . .. .. . ... . ..... . ................... ... 2

Education Club ...... ................. . . . . . . . . . . . . 124

Sociology Club .... . . .. . . .. . ... .. ......... ... . .. .. I

Engineering Club .. . . ............................. 1 25

Spanish Club ..... .. .... .. ..... . . ................ I

"Fiddler on the Roof" ... .. ..... . .... . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. 206

Sports Award Dinner . . .. . . ........................ 2

Faculty .. ....... . ... . . . ..... ... .... . . . . .... . .... 81

Strutters ........... ... ..... . ............... . .... I

Fans . . . . . ... . . .......... . . .. .......... . ....... 230

Student Government .. .. . ........... . ..... . ....... I

Football . . . ..... . . ... .... ....................... 234

Swimming .. ... . .. . ................ . . . . . ... . . . .. 2

Golf ...... . ... . . . . . .... ... . ................... 269

TOR . ... . . ..... . ................. . . . . . . ........ I

Graduation Dinner Dance .. . . . .. . . . . ..... . . . ........ 210

Tennis .. ........... ............ ... ... ......... . 2

Homecoming . ........... .... . . ... . .. ........ . ... 170

WCLH ..... ... ....................... . . ...... .. I

Human Services Com ... . .......... .. . .. ... . ..... . . 125

Who ' s Who . ....... ............... . . . . ... . . ..... .

I.E.E.E . .... ............. .. ..... ... ..... ..... .... 126

Wilkes Community Effort . ... ... . ... .. ........ .... . .. I

Incoming Fresh Square Dance .... . ......... : ...... . .. 184

Women's Basketball . . . . . . . ... . . ............. . . ... . i

Inter Dormitory Council ................. .. ....... .. . 11 9

Women's Field Hockey .... .. .. . ... ... ..... . . . ..... . J

International Club ........ . . ....... ... . ...... ... . .. 126

Wrestling ........... . .... .. . . . . ....... .......... J

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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
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��Deborah Andres
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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

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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
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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

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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
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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
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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

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�Betsy Clements
B.A., Psychology

Betsy Ann Conrad
B.A., Psychology

Wayne L. Cresta
B.A., History
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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
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�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

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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
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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

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Bernard J. Flaherty
B.A., Economics

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B.S., Biology
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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

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�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
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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
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�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

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B.A., Chemistry

Mary Ann Hvozda
B.A., French

LidiaJaniw
B.A., Sociology

Susan Jean Jenkins
B.A., Elementary Education
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B.A., Fine Arts

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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

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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
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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

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�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
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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

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B.A., English

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B.A., Elementary Education

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B.S., Mathematics

Roseanne Malshefski
B.S., Business Education

Laraine R. Mancuso
B.A., History
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B.S., Accounting

John G. Margo
B.A., Political Science

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B.S., Electrical Engineering

Ann T. Marino
B.A., Psychology; Elemehtary Education

Simon Markovich
B.S., Accounting

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Richard D. Masi
B.S., Business Administration

John T. Maskornick
B.S., Business Administration

Robert Paul Matley
B.S., Business Administration

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B.A., Elementary Education

Patricia A. McCarthy
B.A., Psychology

James William McGrath
B.A., Psychology

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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

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B.A., Fine Arts

David J. Milora
B.A., Chemistry

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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

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,.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

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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

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�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
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B.S., Biology

Karen Elizabeth Patch
B.A., English

Daniel A. Peters
B.S., Mathematics

Bruce E. Phair
B.A.,Music
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B.S., Commerce and Finance

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Donna Marie Piston
B.S., Music Education

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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

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B.A., History
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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

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Linda R. Remaly
B.A., French

Geoffrey W. Rhodes
B.A., English

Brenda Ann Ricco
B.A., History

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Gilbert "Skip" Riddle
B.A., History

Michael W. Riebe
B.S., Music Education

Howard L. Rifkin
B.A., Political Science

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�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

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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

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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
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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

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B.A., Psychology

Carole Stollberg

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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

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B.A., Chemistry

Arla A. Tomko
B.A., French; Spanish
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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

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B.S., Business Administration

Nathalie Vermandel
B.A., Elementary Education

Walter B. Volinski
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Patrick Walborn
B.A., History

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B.A., Elementary Education

Kamille Theresa Warkala
B.A., French

Richard Paul Wasatonic
B.A., Physics

Stephen David Washko
B.S., Physics
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B.A., Psychology

Joseph A. Wassell
B.A., Political Science

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Richard Pa ul Wasatonic
B.A., Physics

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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
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�Lynn A. White
B.A., Psychology

Cecilia M. Williams
B.A., English

Debra S. Williams
B.A., Psychology
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Frederick Williams
B.A., Psychology

David J. Williams
B.S., Business Administration

Robert E. Wickham
B.S., Business Administration

Gary Williams
B.A., Physics

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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
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Hilary S. Young
B.A., French

Suzann Mae Young
B.S., Business Education

Katherine A. Yonkin
B.A.,English

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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
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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,

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~: 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:

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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

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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.

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�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.

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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,

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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.

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�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.
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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.

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�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

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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

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�Dean of Women
Jane Kathleen Lampe

Assistant Dean of Men
Edward R. Baltruchitis

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Linda Hobrock

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�Director of Alumni
Relations
Arthur J. Hoover

Director of Computer
Center
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David Williams

. ncial Aid
Director of F ma
Harry B. Keller

Director o f Development
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�Director of Graduate Studies
Harold E. Cox

Director of Testing Services
Joseph H. Kanner

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Director of Housing
Donald R. Jost

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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.

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�Director of Public
Relations
Thomas J. Moran

Director of Summer and Evening College
Bernard J. Vinovrski

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Director of Sports Information
George G. Pawlush

�Business Manager
Charles R. Abate

Comptroller
Alex Pawlenok

Assistant Comptroller
Joseph J. Chisarick

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�Registrar
B. Hopkins Moses

Director of Research Services
Stanley J. Holden

Head Librarian
Dale A. Buehler

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�Manager of Cafeteria
William Denion
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Manager of Bookstore
Mildred Gittins

.d Librarian
eA. Buehler

Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds
Nelson F . Carle

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�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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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�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.

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FOREIGN LANGUAGE
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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.

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�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.

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�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.

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PHILOSOPJ

�NURSING
Row I: Bing K. Wong, Chairman;
James G. DeCosmo, Betty L.
Jahr, Thomas R. Richards,
Joseph H. Salsburg;

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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.

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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.

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�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.

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Christian, Janet Howe.

CHASE HALL: Betty Bevan
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COMMERCE AND FINANCE: Jane Mertis

EDUCATION: Elaine Lyons

COMPUTER CENTER

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fD FINANCE: Jane Mertis

EDUCATION: Elaine Lyons

ENGLISH: Mildred Marini

COMPUTER CENTER: Left To Right: Judy Ockenfuss, Kathy Skvarla, Judy Wasowski.
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�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
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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 .

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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.

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�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

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NURSING:
Standing: Kay Masters;
Seated: Herta Feklandt.

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WECKESSER: Nance Cordy

WECKESSER: Mildred Connor

le/nick, Darlene Kishbaugh;
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WECKESSER:
Seated: Peggy Jones;
Standing: Ann Rees, Lisa English.

WECK ESSER:
Seated: Doris Barker, Edith Gearhart;
Standing: Norma Klepadlo.

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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

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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

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�Freshn1an Orientation

152

�)rientation

�Sophotnore
Outing

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�155

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Bonfire, Dis1
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�Halftime

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�Hon1econ1ing
Dinner Dance

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Jack Anderson

"Four for Broadway" -Allan Keene, J:

Miguel Rubio

Jose Greco and Nana Lorca

Lillian Gish

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Neil Sheehan

�"Four for Broadway" -Allan Keene, Jane Shaulis, Linda Burkhart, Robert Calvert.

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Jean Shepherd

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�Livingston Taylor

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�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

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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

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�Organizations
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�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.

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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

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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.

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�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

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-ish, Tony Nauroth, Jim Torbik, Andrew
.raine Mancuso, Donna Doncses, Ron
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: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
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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
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�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.

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�" . . . 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,

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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

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�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.

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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.

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�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.

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:ski, president; Bjll Nichols, parliamentarian; Josie

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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.

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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.

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�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.

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�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.

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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.
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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.

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ed Marrianci, Jeff Walk, Dave Check, Dave Ellis,

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�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.

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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.

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�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.

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�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.

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�"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,

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�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 .

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Seated: Joe Leone, Rick Fishel, chairman; Standing: Frank Lagola, Art Romaine, Roger Danbury, Bob Bett~

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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.

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�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.

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�Fine Arts

Chorus
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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;

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�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

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Madrigals
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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.

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�"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.

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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.

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�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.

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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

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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.

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�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.

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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.

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�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
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Mike Stallone, Chris Shaw, Robert Doyle ;
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Physics

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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
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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.

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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.

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SCORES
24 Susquehanna
29 Lycoming
13 Moravian
14 Upsala
21 Ithaca
0 Indiana (Pa.)
33 Lebai:ion Valley
18 Delaware Valley
10 Kings Point

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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.

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try team's spirit was not dampened. T
runner this year was junior Jere Woo&lt;
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

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46
41
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SCORES
Baptist Bible
Scranton
MadisonFDU
Susquehanna
Lebanon Valley
Delaware Valley
Binghamton St.
Albright
Haverford
Baptist Bible
Elizabethtown
Scranton

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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

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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

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SCORES
Kutztown
1 Albright
2 Bloomsburg
3 Misericordia
8 Lycoming
3 Keystone
1 Millersville
1 Bucknell
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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

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35
55
48
40
36
39
35
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Susquehanna
Baptist Bible
Luzerne CCC
Job Corps
Muhlenberg
Misericordia
Kutztown State
Albright
Misericordia
Marywood
Luzerne CCC
Bloomsburg State

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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
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Wilkes
Wilkes
Wilkes
Wilkes
Wilkes
Wilkes
Wilkes
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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.

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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
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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
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18
3
5
9
9
15
6
12
3
12
9
12
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16
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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.

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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.

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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
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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
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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

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43
68
54
60
79
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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

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6

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4
5

10
6

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Lebanon Valley
Lebanon Valley
Stevens
Elizabethtown
Scranton
Upsala
E.S.S.C.
Albright
Ursinus
Bloomsburg State
Scranton
Philadelphia Textile
Muhlenberg
Binghamton State

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4
5

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4
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�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

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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

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5
4
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SCORES
Scranton
Ursinus
Susquehanna
Moravian
Scranton
Lycoming
Elizabeth town

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5
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�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.

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SCORES
Marywood
Bloomsburg
Marywood
Bloomsburg

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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.

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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.

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Wilkes
Wilkes
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SCORES
Dickinson
Lebanon Valley
Stevens
Haverford
Muhlenberg
Kutztown State
Western Maryland
Kutztown State
Bucknell
Harrisburg LC

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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.

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Baseball

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Football

Bob Linaberry
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Gary Horning
Cross Country

Laraine Mancuso
Hockey
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Tennis

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Terrace Dr., Dallas, Pa. B.S., Com•
merce and Finance
JOHN JOSEPH BREITA - 131
Welles St. , Nanticoke, Pa. B.A.,
History
CLARENCE L. BROWN - 394
Tripp St., West Wyoming, Pa. B.S.,
Commerce and Finance
ANT HO NY
MICHAEL
CALO RE - R.D . # 3 Greenwood
Dr., Mountaintop, Pa. B.S., Commerce and Finance
RICHARDT. CHISARI CK - 51
Lackawanna Ave., Dallas, Pa. B.S.,
Commerce and Finance
BARBARA ELLEN COHEN
45 Miner St. , Wilkes-Barre, Pa .
B.A., Elementary Education
GRETCHEN HILLER DANTE
- 109 Edison St., Wilkes-Barre,
Pa. B.A., Psychology
ANNE FLESCH DOMIN - R.D.
#2 Gardner Rd ., Mo scow , Pa .
B.S., Nursing Education
DONALD LEONARD DRUST
-41 Hillard Road, Old Bridge, N.
J., B.A., History
LYNDELL SANDT EDDY 100 Rounds Ave., Buffalo, N Y.
B.S., Nursing Education
NATHAN ROBERT EUSTIS 471 Hampton Rd., King of Prussia,
Pa. B.A., History
GLORIA ANN GIBBLETS 250 Grant St., Exeter, Pa . B.A .,
English
FREAS L . HESS - 117 East
Spring St., Somerville, N . J. B.S.,
Commerce and Finance
HAZEL F. HULSIZER - 215
I;.jberty St., West Pittston, Pa. B.A.,
-!'°nglish
STEPHEN A . KEIPER - 47
Kadd St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.S., .
Commerce and Finance
EDWARD JOSEPH KONRAD
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Pa. B.A., History

310

JUDITH A . MARTIN - 257
Union St., Luzerne, Pa. B.A., English

BERNARD BARNICK- R. 221
Thomas St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.
A., English

RICHARD D . GOWER - 290
River St., Forty Fort, Pa . B.S. ,
Commerce and Finance

MARY GRACE MURPHY 1406 E. Gibson St., Scranton, Pa.
B.A., History

ROZANNE
LEVENDOSKI
BARTON - 5009-c Haverford
Rd., Harrisburg, Pa. B.A., Spanish

MARIA GRIZZUTI -

775
Hempstead Ave. , West Hempstead, N . Y. B.A., Fine Arts

DENISE NARDELL - 40 Conwell St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.S.,
Business Education

MARIETTA C . BEDNAR-5
Denman Dr., Fords, N. J. B.A.,
English

FRANCIS J. GUBITOSE - 351
S. Hancock St., Wilks-Barre, Pa.
B.S., Secondary Education

CAROL NAWRATOWICZ- 88
Martz Manor, Plymouth, Pa. B.A.,
English

RICHARD BERKHEISER 1125 Crystal Hill Rd., Berwick, Pa.
B.S., Commerce and Finance

WILLIAM BRUCE HAYESRoute 115, Blakeslee, Pa. B.S. ,
Commerce and Finance

DORIS MAY PICK - R. 10 West
8th St., Watsontown , Pa . B.S.,
Nursing Education

MARY GRACE BRANIGAN 2206 Stanwood St., Philadelphia,
Pa. B.A., French

GEORGE A. HOEFFNER R.D. # I Bx. 189, Hunlock Creek,
Pa. B.A., Elementary Ed.

FOSTER J. RITCHIE - 62 Seminary Place, Forty Fort, Pa. B.S.,
Commerce and Finance

ROSEMARY PETTY BRAY
63 Davis St., Trucksville, Pa. B.S.,
Mathematics

DENNIS HOLLOD - 54 Marie
Ave., Somerville, N. J. B.A., Psychology

ELLIOT SCHOENBERG - 1021
Madison Ave., Scranton, Pa. B.S.,
Commerce and Finance

GEORGE STEPHEN BREZNA
- 53 Center St., Askam, Pa. B.S.,
Music Education

SHARON A. HUMBLE - 45
Main St., Pittston, Pa. B.A., Sociology

SUSAN SICHERMAN - 105
Carey Ave., Wilkes-Barre, Pa .
B.A., Psychology

DA YID MICHAEL BRIGHT 1117 Hanover St., Piscataway, N.
J . B.S., Commerce and Finance

MARIE KALINOSKI - Italy
and River Sts., Mecanaqua, Pa.
B.A., Psychology

CYRUS OREN SMITH - 26
Willow St. , Plymouth, Pa . B.A.,
English

TERRY BROMFIELD 2
Brown Row, Wanamie, Pa. B.S.,
Commerce and Finance

DOUGLAS KRIENKE- 1130
Thornton Ave ., Plainfield, N . J.
B.S., Music Education

JOHN BERNARD TRUSA, JR.
- #30 San Souci Mobile Home
Ct., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.S., Commerce and Finance

EDWARD BUTKIEWICZ - 130
Second St., Wyoming, Pa . B.A.,
History

MICHAEL JOHN LARKIN 193 Sears Rd., West Islip, N . Y.
B.A., Sociology

JOHN JAMES BYRNE - 41
Poplar Place, Fanwood, N . J. B.A.,
English

THOMAS J. LASKY - 174
Church St., Edwardsville, Pa. B.A.,
Economics

THOMAS CATHCART - 417
New ,Market Rd., Piscataway, N.
J., B.A., Sociology

JEFFERY F. LIMBER- R.D. #
3 Conneaut Lake Rd., Greenville,
Pa. B.S., Mathematics

JUDITH DeANGELO - Main
St., Ransom, Pa., B.A., Sociology

LINELL LUKESH - 213 Hilltop
Dr., West Wyoming, Pa. B.A., Psychology

ROBERT JOSEPH VOLVONAS
- 3 Stark St., Pittston, Pa. B.S.,
Commerce and Finance
MARGERY WEYHENMEYER
WALLO - 2907 Charing Cross
Rd., Falls Church Va. B.A., English
JEFFREY LEE WEISSMAN
533 Madison Ave., Scranton, Pa.
B.S., Commerce and Finance
JAMES LORIN WOLFE - 29
Elder St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.S.,
Commerce and Finance
HEDY WRIGHTSON - R.D. #
2 Nicholson, Pa. B.S., Biology
BRETT P . ZANKEL - 266
Joseph Dr. , Kingston , Pa. B.A. ,
Economics

DAVID G . DeMORAT - 43 Park
St., Korn-Krost, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
B.S., Commerce and Finance
NOREEN DRU GACH - 90 Skyline Dr., Morristown, N . J. B.A.,
Philosophy
STEPHEN DUDASCIK - 41
Susquehanna Ave. , Dallas, Pa.
B.S., Commerce and Finance

JANUARY

MARY E. FISHER - 615 Susquehanna Ave ., Wyoming, Pa .
B.S., Nursing Education

STEPHEN J. KULONDA - 106
W. Walnut St., Kingston, Pa. B.S.,
Commerce and Finance

JOAN POPICK ACHAMMER 230 E. Main St. Plymouth, Pa. B.S.,
Nursing Education

ANGELA M. FURIOSI - 907 N.
Washington Ave ., Scranton, Pa.
B.A., Psychology

LAWRENCE BRUCE MANDEL
- 521 Arthur Ave., Scranton, Pa.
B.A., Mathematics

LINDA FINN BAIRD - R.D. #
2 Bx. 216, Harvey's Lake, Pa. B.A.,
English

FREDERICK R. GEDRICH
1023 Vine St., Avoca Pa . B.S. ,
Commerce and Finance

DUNCAN MACINTYRE - 637
Lovely St., Avon, Conn . B.S.,
Commerce and Finance
SHEILA McLAUGHLIN - 731
McAlpine St., Avoca , Pa. B.A .,
English
THERESA J. MILEWSKI - 446
First St., Plymouth, Pa. B.A., English
RICHARD J. MUROSKY - 213
Factory St., Luzerne, Pa . B.A.,
History
MARGARET MUTARELLI 138 Woodlawn Ave., Mountaintop, Pa. B.A., Mathematics
JODY ANN NAMEY - 264
High St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.A.,

JACQUELINE r
moral Ave., Mata
English
JOHN R. NESBJ
emy St., Plymoutl
merce and Financ
ESTELLE NOV:i
ond Ave., Kingstc
lish
EDWARD NC
Canal"St. West
B.A., Physics
SANDRA PET!
Fox Creek Rd., I
Sociology
SHEILA PETTI
Rd ., Jackson Hei
Elementary Educ;
JAMES RADE i
Ridge Rd., Wood
History
CHARLES RO
Ridge Avenue, K
English
TIRZA ROSEN!
Poss St., WilkesPsychology
HELEN RUSNJ
PL, Kingston, Pa.
SHARON SAN
213 Beechwood
N . J. B.A., Eleme1

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ROBERT SIN(
Meadowcrest AI
Pa. B.S., Business
BARBARA M .
Yeakle St., Wea l
English
JOYCE SKOW I
Main St., Duryea
lish
ROCHELLE S~
1520 Belfield Ave.
City, N. J. B.A., Pi
MARY ALICE~
Hoyt St., Pringle
ness Ed.
JAMES SWABA&lt;
way Dr ., Roslyn
B.A., Sociology
PATRICK SWJ
Scott St., Wilkes•
Commerce and Fi
JAMES THOM
Main St., Wanami
mer~ and Financ

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JACQUELINE NASH - 2 Balmoral Ave., Matawan, N. J. B.A.,
English

)WER-290
'ort, Pa. B.S .,
.nee

JOHN R. NESBITT - 57 Academy St., Plymouth, Pa. B.S., Commerce and Finance

UTI 775
West Hempne Arts

ESTELLE NOVZEN - 111 Second Ave., Kingston, Pa. B.A., English

[TOSE - 351
ilks-Barre, Pa.
cation

EDWARD NOW AK 360
CanalSt. West Nanticoke , Pa.
B.A., Physics

E HAYESlee, Pa . B.S.,
nee

SANDRA PETERSON - 2045
Fox Creek Rd., Berwyn, Pa. B.A.,
Sociology

EFFNER unlock Creek,
Ed.

SHEILA PETTIE - 94-11 34th
Rd., Jackson Heights, N. Y. B.A.,
Elementary Education

- 54 Marie
J. B.A., Psy-

JAMES RADER - 557 Saddle
Ridge Rd. , Woodmere, N. Y. B.A.,
History

,fBLE - 45
. B.A., Sociol-

CHARLES ROBBINS - 365
Ridge Avenue, Kingston, Pa. B.A.,
English

,KI - Italy
anaqua , Pa .

:y -

174
le, Pa. B.A.,

. -R.D.#
Greenville,

213 Hilltop
. B.A., Psy-

RE - 637
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IN - 731
Pa. B.A.,

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NATHALIE VERMANDEL 463 Park Ave., Collingswood, N . J .
B.A., Elementary Education

ALAIN ARNOULD - 142 S.
Franklin St., Wilkes-Barre , Pa.
B.S., Commerce and Finance

NANCY MARIE WASIL - 1011
Senaca St., Bethlehem, Pa. B.A.,
Psychology

BARBARA
WINEBURGH
ARNOULD- 142 S. Franklin St.,
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.A., Fine Arts

MARNE LOU WEAVER - 94 A
R. R. #2, Sherburn, N . Y. B.A.,
English

DEBORAH BACKENSTO 1044 7th St., Catasauqua, Pa. B.S.,
Commerce and Finance

BARBARA BRILL WEISMANN
- 1970 New Rogers Rd., Levittown, Pa. B.A., Elementary Education

CHARLES P. BAKER - 38 E.
Terrace , Dallas , Pa. B.S., Commerce and Finance

ROBERT E. WICKHAM - 5359
Main St. , Millport , N. Y. B.S. ,
Commerce and Finance
LINDA YANOVICH - 44 Morgan Ave., West Wyoming, Pa .
B.A.,English
JOSEPH HENRY ZBEGNER 735 Lehigh St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
B.A., Psychology

HENRY BANASZEK - 345 E.
Thomas St. , Wilkes-Barre , Pa .
B.A., Elementary Education

JAMES MICHAEL BOHNERT
- 212 E. George St., Milford, Pa.
B.S., Commerce and Finance
LINDA BOMBICK - R.D. #5,
Box 306 , Shavertown , Pa . B.A .,
History
DIANE MARIE BOYD - 37
Penn Ave., Coatesville, Pa. B.A.,
Psychology
DEBORAH LISA BOYER - 6
Ash St., Dupont, Pa. B.A., Elementary Education
WILLIAM T. BOYLE - 396 S.
River St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.A.,
Psychology
EDWARD BREZINSKI - 171 E.
Church St., Nanticoke, Pa. B.A.,
Psychology

JUNE
MARY MELISSA ADAMS 304 Church St., Hawley, Pa. B.A.,
History

JOSEPH BARANOSKI - 305
Lyndwood Ave., Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
B.S., Music Ed1,1cation

FREDRIC S. BROWN - 402-D
Indian Creek Rd., Wilkes-Barre ,
Pa. B.S., Biology

NANCY DENE ADLER - 128
Main St., Newton, N . J. B.A., English

MARIA BARBELLA - P.O. Box
13, Marlboro, N. J. B.A., English

MARK S. BUCKSBAUM - I 15
Second Ave., Kingston, Pa. B.A.,
Social Science

SHARON SANTANGELO 213 Beechwood Ave., Middlesex,
N. J. B.A., Elementary Education

ANGELA C. ALBE - 176 Pine
St., Pittston, Pa. B.A., English

KATHERINE BARNETT Riverview Rd., R.D. # I, Boonton,
N. J. B.A., Psychology

ROBERT SINCAVAGE - 17
Meadowcrest Apts., Trucksville,
Pa. B.S., Business Education

JUANITA KAY ALEXANDER
- Box 65, R.D . # 2, Tunkhannock, Pa. B.S., Nursing Education

MICHAEL J. BARSKI - 31 Italy
St., Mocanaqua, Pa. B.A., History

BARBARA M. SIPLER -· 327
Yeakle St., Weatherly, Pa. B.A. ,
English

WILLIAM ALEXANDER 1225 S. Main St., Old Forge, Pa.
B.S., Commerce and Finance

JOYCE SKOWRONSKI - 262
Main St., Duryea, Pa. B.A., English

MARY ALEXIOU- #2 Sullivan
St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.S., Commerce and Finance

ROCHELLE SMULOVITZ 1520 Belfield Ave., Apt. 3, Atlantic
City, N. J. B.A., Psychology

KAREN ELAINE ALLEN 1208 Marywood Dr., Bel Air, Md.
B.S., Commerce and Finance

KI -446
B.A., Eng-

CELESTE AMETRANO - 315
N . Main St., Plains, Pa. B.S., Music
Education

~y - 213
Pa. B.A .,

JAMES SW ABACK - 123 Parkway Dr. , Roslyn Heights, N. Y.
B.A., Sociology

ARTHUR ANDERSON - 831
Chancellor Ave., Irvington, N. J.
B.A., Sociology

PATRICK SWEENEY - 329
Scott St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.S.,
Commerce and Finance

JOYCE BARBARA ANDREJKO
- 27 McHale St., Wilkes-Barre,
Pa. B.A., Fine Arts

JAMES THOMAS - 28 East
Main St., Wanamie, Pa. B.S., Commerce and Finance

DEBORAH ANDRESKY - 325
Chester St., Kingston , Pa . B.A .,
Fine Arts

264
Pa. B.A.,

BRUCE BALLIET - Rt. I, Box
458-X, Belleview, Fla. B.A., Psychology

IRENE BLUM - 200 Machell
Ave ., Dall a s, Pa. B.S., Nursing
Education

MARY ANNE BROJAKOWSKI
- 15 Avondale Hill , Plymouth,
Pa. B.A., Elementary Education

MARY ALICE SNYDER - 451
Hoyt St., Pringle, Pa. B.S., Business Ed.

'.ELLIountain:s

ALLEN BALDERSON - R .D .
#4, Box 184, Washington, N . J.
B.A., English

Poplar Rd., Havertown, Pa. B.A.,
Sociology

Scotrun, Pa.

HELEN RUSNAK - 14 Newitt
Pl., Kingston, Pa. B.A., English

.ARKINIslip, N. Y.

MARY BETH APPNELL - 407
McLean St., Dupont , Pa. B.A .,
Fine Arts

JANE BANKUS B.S., Mathematics

TIRZA ROSENBLATT - 20 W.
Poss St. , Wilkes-Barre, Pa . B.A .,
Psychology

[KE-1130
nfield, N . J.

LARRY B. THOMAS- R.D. #
2, Dallas, Pa. B.S., Commerce and
Finance

DAVID BARTKOVITZ - 11
McHale St., Swoyersville, Pa. B.S.,
Chemistry
STEPHEN DENNIS BASHO - 4
Holyoke Dr., Delran, N. J. B.S.,
Commerce and Finance
LOUISE ANN BEEBE - 2956
Marlin Rd., Bryn Athyn, Pa. B.A.,
Elementary Education
THOMAS R . BEHM KE - 224
Powell Rd. , Springfield, Pa. B.S.,
Materials Engineering
JOHN BENAV AGE - Apt. J-8
Sheridan Manor, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
B.S., Commerce and Finance
CHERYL N. BENNETT - Box
238, East Marion, N . Y . B.A., Elementary Education

LEE SCOTT BURKE - 115
Pequest Dr., Scranton, Pa . B.S. ,
Commerce and Finance
MARY ELLEN BURNS - 231
Warren St., Harrison, N. J. B.A.,
English

PATRICIA MARY BURNS - 46
Cherry St., Plymouth , Pa . B.A. ,
English
WILLIAM H . BUSS - 157 S.
Sherman St. , Wilkes-Barre , Pa .
B.A., Psychology

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CAlfHERINE CAFFREY - 525
Bennett St. , Luzerne , Pa . B.A .,
English
PAUL RICHARD CALLARY ,
JR. - 2529 Pittston Ave., Scranton, Pa. B.S., Physics
PAULA CARDIAS - 22 C o rvette Rd., Selden, N. Y. B.A., English
ANN CASCIANO - 339 N .
Hyde Park Ave ., Sc r anton , Pa .
B.A., Elementary Education

ALISA BERGER - 27 Machell \
Ave., Dallas, Pa. B.A., Psychology
\, THOMAS L. CASEY_ R.D. #5,
Shavertown, Pa. B.S., Commerce
SYBIL BLITZSTEIN - 2329
and Finance

311

�JAMES J. CASTELLANI - 182
E . 7th St., Wyoming, Pa. B.S.,
Commerce and Finance
MARK CA TERSON 66
Church St ., Montrose, Pa. B.S .,
Commerce and Finance

DARRYLL CECCOLI - 152
Boland Ave ., Wilkes-Barre, Pa .
B.S., Biology
LESLIE CHEIFETZ - 15 Pleasant Lane, Levittown, N. Y. B.A.,
Chemistry
DIANE CHISARICK- 51 Lackawanna Ave ., Dallas, Pa. B.A .,
Elementary Education

ROBERT DAVID DAVIS - 62
Birch St., Mountaintop, Pa. B.S.,
Commerce and Finance
SHIRLY LU DAVIS - 374
Church St., Nanticoke, Pa . B.S.,
Music Education
MARY JACQUELINE DEBO 20 Cooper St., Pringle, Pa. B.A.,
History

RONALD DECANIO - 5 Short
Pl., Cresskill, N . J. B.A., Sociology

25 Sherwood St., Norwalk, Conn.
B.S., Physics
NANCY FERN - 925 Woburn
Ct., McLean, Va. B.A., English
JOHN J. FETCH, III - 1725 Terwood Rd., Huntingdon Valley, Pa.
B.A., Psychology
DEBORAH FIALKO - 108
Jackson St., West Exeter, ·Pa. B.A.,
Psychology
MICHAEL FILIPOWSKI R.D. # I, Box 213, Lafayette, N . J.
B.A.,English

CARL GALLETTI - 127 E.
Grace St., Old Forge, Pa. B.S .,
Commerce and Finance

183 S. Grant St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
B.A., Elementary Education

DEANNA GALLI - 88 First St.,
Exeter, Pa. B.A., Spanish

DIANA F . GREGORY - 82
Ridge St., Glen Lyon, Pa. B.A.,
Mathematics

GREGORY GAMBUCCI
405½ First Ave., Jessup, Pa. B.A.,
Economics

W. THOMAS GREGORY, II 337 Second St., Weatherly , Pa .
B.A., Psychology

JOSEPH GAMMAITONI - 705
O'Hara St. , Scranton, Pa. B.A.,
Biology

RONALD MICHAEL GRELLA
- R. 151 Lidy's Rd., Dupont, Pa.
B.S., Commerce and Finance

CARYN GANGI - 32 Evans
Rd ., Cresskill, N. J. B.A., Elementary Education

JOSEPH JOHN GRILLI - 134
Farrell St., Plains, Pa. B.A., Political Science

JOHN DENISCO - 327 Salem
St., West Pittston, Pa. B.S., Commerce and Finance

JAMES DOMINICK FIORINO
- 29 N . Hillside Ave ., Succasunna, N . J. B.S., Commerce and
Finance

MARY EILEEN GARDNER 30 Montgomery Ave., W. Pittston,
Pa. B.S., Nursing Education .

STANLEY J. GRITSEVICZ- 11
New Pine St., Nanticoke, Pa. B.S.,
Physics

ROBERT CIALI - 32 Johnson
St., Pittston, Pa. B.S., Physics

ELENA MARIE DE ROJAS 24 Summit View Dr., Mountaintop, Pa. B.A., Spanish

JOEL FISCHMAN - 316 Academy St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.A. ,
History

MARGARET GA TUSKY - 680
N. Franklin St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
B.A., English

GREGORY J. GRULA - 100
Willow St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.S.,
Electrical Engineering

ROSEMARIA CIENCIVA - 443
N. Main St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
B.A.,Biology

SUSAN LOUISE DITSON - Rt.
I, Box 70, Asbury , N. J. B.S. ,
Chemistry

ANNE GUINEVERE FISHER
- 123 S. Market St., Nanticoke,
Pa. B.S., Commerce and Finance

BLASE F. GAVLICK - 12 Creek
St., Swoyersville, Pa. B.A., Political
Science

GUY GUBANICH - 10 Galicia
Dr., Phoenixville, Pa. B.S., Commerce and Finance

NICHOLAS CLEMENTE - 669
Charles Ave., Kingston, Pa. B.A.,
Fine Arts

DAVID G. DOBSON - Country
Club Rd. , Dallas, Pa. B.A., Social
Science

CLYDE H. FITCH, JR. - 68
Pleasant Place, Metuchen , N. J.
B.S., Commerce and Finance

CAROL GEIGER- 1-34 35th
St., Fairlawn, N . J. B.A., English

BARBARA GUSH - 111 Manhattan St., Ashley, Pa. B.A., Biology

BONNIE M. CHURCH - 28 S.
Sherman-St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
B.A., Sociology

ELIZABETH ANN CLEMENTS
- Box 8, Lehman, Pa. B.A., Psychology
BONNIE BLAND COLES 6605 13th Pl. N. W., Washington,
D. C. B.A., Psychology
PATRICIA ANN COLUMBUS
- 17 Pine Tree Rd., Old Bridge,
N. J. B.A., Sociology
BETSY ANN CONRAD - 406
New Grove St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
B.A., Psychology

MICHAEL C. DOBZINSKI - 40
Ferry St., Plymouth , Pa . B.S.,
Commerce and Finance
JOHN DUBIK - 93 Pulaski St.,
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.A., History
JOSEPH J. DUX - 1829 Willow
Ave., Willow Grove, Pa ., B.A.,
Psychology
WILLIAM EGGLESTON - 319
Colley St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.A.,
Fine Arts

JAMES CORRIGAN - 636 Alter
St., Hazleton, Pa. B.A., Physics

TERRENCE ELCHAK - Canton Ave., Monroetown, Pa., B.S.,
Mathematics

NICHOLAS COSTANZO - 80
E. Columbus Ave., Pittston, Pa.
B.A.,English

JOHN JAMES ENDRUSICK 99 Fifth St., Wyoming, Pa. B.A.,
Political Science

JUDY"FAYE COUP- 1960 Yale
~ve., Williamsport, Pa. B.S., Nurs. ing Education

KAREN SUSAN EUSTICE - 32
W. 4th St. , Wyoming, Pa. B.S.,
Medical Technology

CORRINNE CRISPELL- 516
Lemon St., Warminster, Pa. B.S.,
Music Education

ROBERTA EVANS-24 Cottage
Ave., Plains, Pa. B.A., English

JOHN HOWLAND CROFT Stokes Rd., Medford, N. J. B.A.,
Economics
PAUL ANTHONY CSIGr·~
1102 Pierce St., Scranton, Pa. B.A.,
Psychology
JOYCE H. CUMMINGS - 506
Church Rd., Mountaintop, Pa .
B.S., Commerce and Finance

312

WILLIAM CULVERHOUSE Pad 54 Popple Pk., Old Forge, Pa.
B.S., Electrical Engineering

ROY EV ANS - R.D. #I, Dallas,
Pa. B.S., Business Education
LINDSAY FARLEY - 1815
Brentwood Dr., Greeneville, Tenn.
B.A., Psychology
CYNTHIA FARMER - 55 Bordeaux Dr., Persippany, N. J.- B.A.,
French
DAVID WILBUR FERDON

GLENN FLACK - I Red Rose
Dr., Levittown, Pa. B.A., Psychology
BER.NARD J. FLAHERTY 719 Fulton St., Chester, Pa. B.A.,
Economics
RICHARD G. FLOWER - 9
Farmhouse Rd., Mountaintop, Pa.
B.S., Commerce and Finance
SHARON MARY FOOSE- 310
Chestnut St. , Warrior Run, Pa .
B.A., Psychology
THERESA FOY - 207 N. Cameron Ave., Scranton, Pa. B.A., Fine
Arts
ANITA M. FRAGALE- 188 E.
Railroad St. , Pittston, Pa. B.A.,
English
WILLIAM FREDERICK Pocono Trailer Court, R.D. #2,
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.S., Commerce
and Finance
KAREN ANN FREID - 720
Second St., West Pittston, Pa. B.A.,
English
KAREN FRY - 113 Davis St.,
Trucksville, Pa. B.A., Music

FRANK GALICKI - 40 Pond
Hill Rd., Mocanaqua, Pa. B.A. ,
History
JOHN GALLAGHER - 102
Webster Ave. , W. Hazleton, Pa .
B.A., History

JEANNIE M. GENECZK01124 Main St., Avoca , Pa. B.S.,
Physics

BEYERL Y GUYER - 69 Church
St., Montrose, Pa. B.A., Sociology

HELEN GIBBONS - P.O. Box
455, Williamsburg, Va. B.A., Sociology

GEORGE HAINES, JR. - R.D.
# I, Sweet Valley, Pa. B.A., Fine
Arts

BARBARA GILOTTI - 103
Madison Avenue, Old Forge Pa.
B.A., Spanish

PATRICIA HALAT - 210 Lincoln St., Dupont, Pa. B.A., Sociology

YVONNE GNATT - R.D. #5,
Shavertown, Pa. B.A., Sociology

JAMES HANAK - R .D . Box
249, Johnstown, Pa. B.S., Electrical
Engineering

THERESA GODLEWSKI - 681
N. Franklin St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
B.S., Biology
RUTH GOLDBERG - 47 Holiday Drive , Kingston , Pa. B.A.,
Mathematics
ROBERT GOLDSTEIN - 237
Plymouth Ave., Wilkes-Barre, Pa.,
B.S., Biology
JO ANN GOMER - 743 Ayres
Ave. , N . Plainfield, N. J. B.A.,
English

WAYNE HARRISON - 56 Vonderheid St., Trucksville, Pa. B.S.,
Commerce and Finance

DEBRA HECHLER - R .D . 3,
Shickshinny, Pa. B.A., Elementary
Education
CAROL HERMAN - 20 Dodd
Terrace, Verona, N. J. B.A., Psychology
PRESTON HESS - R.D. 2, Front
St., Athens, Pa. B.A., Psychology

DENISE GOOBIC - 34 E. Carey
St., Plains, Pa. B.A., Psycjiology

CAROL HEWITT - 634 Westmoreland Ave ., Kingston, Pa .
B.A., Sociology

MARILYN GOODSIR - 111
Lawrence St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
B.S., Business Education

EDWARD J. HOFFMAN - 117
Newport St., Glen Lyon, Pa. B.A.,
Fine Arts

HOMER GRAHAM, III - 324 S.
Franklin St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa .
B.A., Sociology

JOHN HOLLAND - 330 Prospect St., Barre, Vt. B.A., History

JAYNE CHALLIS GREGG-

MA,RGARET HOPPER - 21
Woodcock La., Levittown, N . Y.

B.A., Elc
GARY
Dr., Tro
and Fim
JOHN
Adler St
tory
JOHN,
St., Ply1
Enginee
MATT
Monah
History
SANDll
erty St.,
tary Edu
CAROL
St., Roel
PATRH
Church
Chemist
LILLIA
P .O . Bo
B.S., Nu
MOLLY
Scott St
Fine Art
LIDIA~
Ave., Ca
ogy
SUSAN
Arch Re
Element,
JOHN J
Main St.
merce an
THOM,
- 167 ~
Pa.B.S.,
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Ct., Ga1
Educatio
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Fine Art:
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102, Har
lish
RICHAI
Main St.
History
STEVE!
Shickshi1
ROSEM.
Main St.
English
SALLY I

�.7 E.
B.S.,

183 S. Grant St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
B.A., Elementary Education

st St.,

DIANA F. GREGORY - 82
Ridge St., Glen Lyon, Pa. B.A.,
Mathematics

1B.A.,

W. THOMAS GREGORY, II 337 Second St., Weatherly, Pa.
B.A., Psychology

- 705
B.A.,

RONALD MICHAEL GRELLA
- R. 151 Lidy's Rd., Dupont, Pa.
B.S., Commerce and Finance

\vans
emen-

JOSEPH JOHN GRILLI - 134
Farrell St., Plains, Pa. B.A., Political Science

~R ttston,

STANLEY J. GRITSEVICZ - 11
New Pine St., Nanticoke, Pa. B.S.,
Physics

-680
re, Pa.

GREGORY J. GRULA - JOO
Willow St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.S.,
Electrical Engineering

Creek
Jlitical

i 35th
;lish

KO. B.S.,

GUY GUBANICH - JO Galicia
Dr., Phoenixville, Pa. B.S., Commerce and Finance
BARBARA GUSH - 111 Manhattan St., Ashley, Pa. B.A., Biology
BEYERLY GUYER - 69 Church
St., Montrose, Pa. B.A., Sociology

). Box
., Soci-

GEORGE HAINES, JR. - R.D.
# I, Sweet Valley, Pa. B.A., Fine
Arts

- 103
·ge Pa.

PATRICIA HALAT - 210 Lincoln St., Dupont, Pa. B.A., Sociology

) . #5,
logy

JAMES HANAK - R .D. Box
249, Johnstown, Pa. B.S., Electrical
Engineering

-681
·re, Pa.

7 Holi. B.A.,

-237
Te, Pa.,

WAYNE HARRISON - 56 Vonderheid St., Trucksville, Pa. B.S.,
Commerce and Finance
DEBRA HECHLER - R.D. 3,
Shickshinny, Pa. B.A., Elementary
Education
CAROL HERMAN - 20 Dodd
Terrace, Verona, N. J. B.A., Psychology

I Ayres
. B.A.,

PRESTON HESS - R.D. 2, Front
St., Athens, Pa. B.A., Psychology

'.. Carey
fogy

CAROL HEWITT - 634 Westmoreland Ave., Kingston, Pa.
B.A., Sociology

- 111
rre, Pa.

EDWARD J. HOFFMAN - 117
Newport St., Glen Lyon, Pa. B.A.,
Fine Arts

- 324 S.
rre, Pa.

JOHN HOLLAND - 330 Prospect St., Barre, Vt. B.A., History

EGG-

MARGARET HOPPER - 21
Woodcock La., Levittown, N. Y.

B.A., Elementary Educaton
GARY HORNING - Skyline
Dr., Troy, N. Y. B.S., Commerce
and Finance
JOHN HORVATH R. 716
Adler St., Scranton, Pa. B.A., History
JOHN A. HUDAK - 28 Turner
St., Plymouth, Pa. B.S., Electrical
Engineering
MATTHEW HUGHES - 23
Monahan Ct., Ashley, Pa. B.A.,
History
SANDRA HUGHES - 70 E. Liberty St., Ashley, Pa. B.A., Elementary Education
CAROL HUSSA - 560 W. Main
St., Rockaway, N. J . B.A., History
PATRICIA HYZINSKI - 260 E.
Church St., Nanticoke, Pa. B.A.,
Chemistry
LILLIAN LONG IVERSON P.O . Box 33, Sweet Valley, Pa.
B.S., Nursing Education
MOLLY JACKIEWICZ - 1374
Scott St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.A.,
Fine Arts
LIDIA M. JANIW - 120 Lincoln
Ave., Carteret, N. J. B.A., Sociology
SUSAN J. JENKINS - 3020
Arch Rd ., Norristown, Pa. B.A.,
Elementary Education
JOHN JERRYTONE - 491 N .
Main St., Pittston, Pa. B.S., Commerce and Finance
THOMASDALEJERRYTONE
- 167 N. Dawes Ave., Kingston,
Pa. B.S., Commerce and Finance

CAROL JOHNSON - 40 Center
Ct., Garfield, N . J. B.S., Music
EducationGARY JOHNSTON - 727 Berkley St., New Milford, N. J. B.A.,
Fine Arts
DAVID JONES - R .D . I, Box
102, Harvey's Lake, Pa. B.A., English
RICHARD N. JONES - I 13 N.
Main St., Mountaintop, Pa. B.A.,
History
STEVEN JONES - R.D. I,
Shickshinny, Pa. B.A., English
ROSEMARIE KAZDA - 111 E.
Main St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.A.,
English
SALLY KAZINETZ- 326 Lack-

awanna Ave., Dupont, Pa . B.S.,
Physics
PATRICIA KEATING - 414 N.
Main St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.S.,
Nursing Education
DIANE KELLER - 1021 River
St., Scranton, Pa. B.S., Nursing
Education
BRUCE KELSON - 55 Knolls
Crescent, Riverdale, N. Y. B.A.,
Psychology
GLENN KERIN - 35 Glen Rd.,
Bound Brook, N. J. B.A., Psychology
ROY M. KESSEL, JR. - 117 W.
Maple St., Hazleton, Pa. B.S.,
Nursing Education
MARY KINNEY - 45 High St.,
Mt. Pocono, Pa. B.A., Fine Arts
ALFRED R. KISHBAUGH - 52
Terrace St., Wilkes-Barre , Pa.
B.A., Psychology
JANICE KIW AK - 120 Simpson
St., Swoyersville, Pa. B.A., Fine
Arts
DA YID KLEIN STEIN - 55
Third Ave ., Kingston, Pa. B.S.,
Commerce and Finance
DREW KLEMISH - 620 Main
St., Sugar Notch, Pa. B.S., Commerce and Finance
LEONARD KLEWANS-238
Susquehanna Ave., Lock Haven,
Pa. B.S., Commerce and Finance
LINDA KNAUER 1525
Argonne Rd ., Reading, Pa. B.A.,
Elementary Education
DEBORAH KOCH - 688 Harbor Rd., Bricktown, N. J. B.A.,
Elementary Education
EDWARD KOCIOLEK - 111
Lackawanna Ave. , Dupont, Pa.
B.S., Commerce and Finance
PATRICK KOONS, SR. - 121
Birch St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.S.,
Electrical Engineering

JOSEPH KRACKENFELS - 80
Forest Ave., Verona, N. J. B.A.,
Psychology
DA YID KRASHKEVICH - 149
Machell Ave., Dallas, Pa. B.S .,
Chemistry
RUTH KRET - 28 Fanok Rd.,
Whippany, N. J . B.A., Elementary
Education
HELENA C . KRUSE- 19971
Canyon Dr., Yorba Linda, Ca .
B.A., Elementary Education
JOAN KUBIC- 160 S. Main St.,
Mountaintop, Pa. B.A., Psychology
EDMUND A . KULTYS - 36
Dolan St., Sayreville, N . J. B.S.,
Commerce and Finance
MARY KUNES - 340 William
St. , Towanda, Pa. B.S., Medical
Technology

DAVID KUROSKY - R.D. I,
Montrose, Pa. B.S., Commerce and
Finance
WALTER KWIATKOWSKI278 Church St. , Larksville, Pa .
B.S., Materials Engineering

CA THERINE LANE - 5036 Birney Ave., Moosic, Pa. B.A., Spanish
MARY FRANCES LAROSE 635 Cleveland St., Hazleton, Pa.
B.S., Medical Technology

IRVIN A. LEBOWITZ - 251
Church St., Kingston, Pa. B.S., Elementary Education
STEVEN LECKO, JR. - R. 152
E. Broad St., Nanticoke, Pa. B.S.,
Commerce and Finance
RICHARD LETTS - 411 Cedar
Spring Rd ., Bel Air, Md. B.A. ,
Social Science
KENNETH LEVIN - 103 Indian
Creek Dr., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.S.,
Biology

MARY BETH KORUTZ - 241
Coat St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.A.,
Fine Arts

JOHN LEWIS, III - 224 Park
Ave., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.S., Biology

CATHERINE A. KOSIEK - 19
Miller St., South River, N. J. B.A.,
Fine Arts

ROBERT LINABERRY - Box 6,
S. Montrose, Pa. B.S., Commerce
and Finance

DEBORAH KOY ALCHIK - 138
Roosevelt St., Edwardsville, Pa.
B.A., Psychology

EUGENE LISPI - 630 E. Locust
St., Scranton, Pa. B.S., Music Education

PAUL F. KOWALEK - 338 E.
Main St., Nanticoke, Pa. B.S.,
Mathematics

CYNTHIA LITTZI - 335 Delaware Ave., W. Pittston, Pa. B.S.,
Commerce and Finance

313

�JEROME LOCK - 28 Helen St.,
Plains , Pa . B.S. , Commerce and
Finance
MARY ANN LOMBARDO - 40
Front St., Pittston, Pa. B.A., Sociology
THOMAS LONG - 296 Woosamonsa Rd ., Pennington, N. J. B.S.,
Physics
ROSEMARIE LUTERI- Box 76
C, R.D . I, Cape May Court House,
N . J. B.S., Commerce and Finance
VIRGINIA MACARTY - 68 E.
Poplar St., W. Nanticoke, Pa. B.A.,
English

DENNIS MILLETT - 602 Lake
St., Blackwood, N. J. B.S., Music
Education

ESTHER MAURO - 36 W. I Ith
St., Hazleton, Pa. B.A., Spanish

DA YID MILO RA - 850 N. Laurel St., Hazleton, Pa. B.A., Chemistry

JANET MAZUR - 267 Vine St.,
Plymouth, Pa. B.A., Elementary
Education
ANGELA MAZZA-401 Moosic
Rd., Old Forge, Pa. B.S., Medical
Technology
PATRICIA MCCARTHY - 14
Nance Rd., W. Orange, N . J . B.A.,
Psychology

MARCIA MINKOFF - 145 N.
Gates Ave., Kingston, Pa . B.A.,
Fine Arts
CAROL ANN MODROVSKY S. Church Rd., Mountaintop, Pa.
B.A., Psychology
RICHARD T. MORGAN - 67
Welles St., Forty- Fort, Pa. B.S.,
Mathematics

GREGORY MACCLOSKY - 63
Woodlawn Ave., Mountaintop, Pa.
B.A., History

JAMES McGINLEY - 35 W .
Hoyt St., Kingston, Pa. B.S., Commerce and Finance

MARCINE MORRIS - 625 N.
Main St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. B.A.,
Elementary Education

TERRY S. MACDONALD Fairview Dr., Neshanic Station, N .
J . B.A., English

JAMES McGRATH - 801 Park
Dr., Cherry Hill, N. J . B.A., Psychology

PAULA M . MORRIS - 625
N .Main St. , Wilkes-Barre , Pa.
Cert. of Prof., Secretarial Studies

JOANNE MACHONIS - 192 S.
Main St., Maountaintop, Pa. B.A.,
History

ARLENE McHALE - 455 Foote
Ave., Duryea, Pa. B.A., English

WILLIAM D . MORRIS- 601
Main St., Lykens, Pa. 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 &amp; 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

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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 -

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�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

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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 -

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Virginia St., S. River, N. J. B.A.,
Psychology

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Ct., Ashley, Pa . B.S., Commerce
and Finance

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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

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and tomorrow is today's dream
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with remembrance and the future
with longing."

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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
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