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Marvin Antinnes Does It Again Awards Assembly The TDR and Lettermen's Next Thursday Fashion Show At the Gym Beacon Monday at 8 p.m. WILKES COLLEGE STUDENT WEEKLY Vol. XXV, No. 26 WILKES COLLEGE, WILKES-BARRE, PENNSYLVANIA FRIDAY. MAY 12, 1961 MARVIN ANTINNES DOES IT AGAIN Ath1e!e Cops 'Beacon' Trophy For Second Consecutive Year Mary Antinnes, the first Colonel athlete to gcdn national recognition for his prowess, was unanimously named the BEACON'S "Athlete of the Year" in voting held this week by members of the newspaper's sports staff. It marks the second consecutive year he has been so honored. Antinnes competed in football and wrestling and was outstanding in both areas of intercollegiate competition. He started the 1960 football campaign strong at full- back and only a few days after the first game was injured during an intra-squad scrimmage and was un- able to participate in the next three games. In the remaining five games of the nine game schedule he was a veritable ball of fire, grinding out yardage at a rapid rate, ending up as team leader in that department and having led Northern Division Ci nc)rd ki of the Middle Atlantic Conference in total offense with 694 yards. He averaged 4.1 yards per carry, was first in the Division in rushing and second in total offense while rank- ing in the top ten in scoring. He was named honorable mention on the Little "All American" squad and was once named to the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference's All-East Team of the Week. He was named Most Valuable Back of Mccrv Antinnes the Colonels this past season and was the recipient of the Gallagher Memorial Award for two consecu- Panel Group Discusses tive years, the first time the latter S.A. Views on Apartheid award has been given the same man two years running. Last night the United Nations Photos and Artwork Association of Wyoming Valley Wrestling, however, by Len Yoblonski partly be- held a general membership meeting cause of the record of the team it- in the commons. Members of the self, turned out to be the sport in Wilkes Chapter of the Collegiate a! which he seemed m&st outstanding Council on the United Nations took Cindérélla to Be Crowned Tropical Midnight Entering into the season with the an active part in the eeting. A tropical scene of artistic creation, complete with volcano, palm trees, and a very unusual same enthusiasm he had exhibited The Wilkes CCUN chapter re- cObweb-decorated ceiling will greet couples as they enter the gymnasium this evening for the on the gridiron, he won all of his cently attended the Model General nine dual matches. For the second Assembly at the United Nations in Cinderella Ball. consecutive year he was runner-up Dancing to the music of Herbie Green and his orchestra will take place from 9 p.m. until New York where they made up the in the 177 pound class at the Wilkes delegation from the Union of South 1 a.m. At the stroke of midnight, one of the eleven senior coeds pictured above will be Open Wrestling Tournament, the of 1961. Africa. A panel made up of club crowned Cinderella farthest a Colonel grappler ever members of Al Kishel. discussed South African General chairmen the affair are William Davis and They will be assisted managed to get in the "Rose Bowl" views on apartheid last night. by the following committee chairmen: James Neddoff, decorations; Michael Bianco, tuxedos; of wrestling and both times he was Wilkes students Gary DeHope, James Walters and Ted Begun, tickets; Louis Coopey, flowers; Estelle Manos, Cinderella candi- decisioned by West Point's Al Howard Hall, Sally Zupka, Jerry dates; and William Davis, programs. Rushatz. Krasa, Jerry Shilanski, Robert HOward Hering, school photogra- Kingston, is an elementary educa- Kingston is Miss Arlene Gallia, To finish off the wrestling season Bond, and Gary Siegel composed per, will be on the scene to take tion major. She is a member of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony he won his weight class at the the panel. pictures of all couples, for a slight the Dean's List. Among the cam- Gallia. A four-year member of the MAC Tournament, despite the fact Club members are now working fee, pus clubs in which she has parti- Biology Society, serving as its for- that he was wrestling with an in- on a booth for the Spring Carnival cipated are the Education Club and mer secretary, she has also been fected, heavily bandaged elbow. It and are planning to help the Wyo- The '61 Cinderella candidates are crown pictured above, reading clockwise: TDR. secretary of her class. was the third MAC won by ming Valley United Nations organ- the good-looking "Mustang". He Hana Janjigian Jan Bronson ization with a booth for the Fine Norma Wentz Daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Ed- won the 167 pound class title in his Arts Fiesta to be held on Public An active member of the Chemis- and Having completed her student sophomore year and as a junior he Square next week. ward Janjigian, Kingston, teaching Pringle School, try Club and Intercollegiate Chemi- chairan of Associated Women Stu- at Street came in first in the 177 competition. cal Society is Miss Norma Wentz Miss Jan Bronson, daughter of Mr. In March, 1960 he entered and won dents on campus, Miss Hana Jan- and Mrs. Alfred Bronson of Leh- Lettermen Stoop... of Nanticoke. She also claims is also a cheerleader and a the 177 class in the small college jigian man, is the president of Chapman off To SHINE! membership in the Women's member of the Biology Club. She NAIA competition to finish the Chorus. Hall. Other titles which she holds highly successful 1960 mat cam- Get your shoes shined today for is a transfer student from Michigan the Cinderella Ball! The Letter- University, having spent two are captain of the Kickline and paign. Captain of the 1960-'61 mat Marty Menegus State chairman of the School Spirit Com- also men's Club is sponsoring a Shoe- The honor of being listed in years at Wilkes. squad, he was cited with the mittee. Howie W. Davis Trophy last year Shine Day today behind Chase Hall "Who's Who of American Colleges Betsy Hoesehele for all-around excellence. at 25 cents per shine. Proceeds and Universities", has gone to Miss Pat Belardinella work Miss Betsy Hoeschele of Harris- As a finale, at the athletes' ban- from the day's will go toward Martha Menegus of Clifton, N.J. burg has been selected for "Who's Miss Pat Belardinella of Bound the scholarship which they award She is president of McClintock Hall Brook, N.J., is secretary of the quet in March he was presented Who Among College Students". with a special athletic "honor roll" each year. and has served her class as Student She is a resident of Weiss Hall and I.D.C. and co-chairman of the As- Chairman Brooke Yeager and all Government representative a n d sembly Committee. The daughter award for superior and record- is secretary of the Student Govern- breaking performance in intercol- the other Lettermen will personal- presently as class secretary. ment, permanent chairman of the of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Belardi- ly polish and shine all shoes, re- nella, she is president of Sterling legiate wrestling. His record in Beverly Major ICG and co-chairman of the Assem- four-year competition includes 36 gardless of their color or condition. This Dean's List student is editor- bly Committee. Hall and past vice-president of Weckesser Hall. victories and one loss. Thirty-three in-chief of the Amnicola. Miss Judy Gavenas of the 36 wins have been consecu- Ward, Carl Van Dyke, Jim Ferris, Beverly Major has been a member Recipient of the Chemical Award Judy Alinikoff tive with 19 having been by falls. Len Batroney, George MeMahon, of the girls' basketball team and in her freshman year and a dean's In addition to being captain of He also contributed 146 team and Parker Petrilak. her class representative to the Stu- list student is Judy Gavenas, wife the Cheerleaders and an active points, breaking Jim Ward's old Antinnes' name will be engraved dent Government. She is the of Clem Gavenas, a Wilkes senior. member of the Education Club, record, to aid the Colonels in their on the permanent trophy that is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. Major She was vice-president of the Miss Judy Alinikoff also claims current string of 29 consecutive kept in the lobby of the gym and of Lehman. Chemistry Club and a member membership in TDR, the History victories. he will be presented with a similar Vicki Kovacs of the Girls' Chorus and of TDR. Club, and Cue 'n' Curtain. She is Other winners of the Beacon replica for his personal possession. Miss Vicki Kovacs, daughter of Arlene Gallia the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emil award in the past years have been Presentation will be made at Thurs- PDFMr. and compression, Mrs. Stephen Kovacs OCR, of A web senior optimization biology major from using Alinikoff a watermarkedof Wilkes-Barre. evaluationMike Dydo, copyRon Rescigno, of CVISION Jim day's assembly.PDFCompressor 2 WILKES COLLEGE BEACON Friday, May 12, 1961 Jaycee Members Achieve Purpose Letters to the Editor... Jan Bronson, Busy Senior Co-ed, In Attending Stale Convention Has Proud Record of Activities by Cynthia Hagley fatt, Forty Fort; Brent O'Connell, Dear Editor: Clyde J. Roberts, recently elected Ashley; Jack Pritchard, Trucks- Certainly no one, after witness- by Jerry Shilanski president of the College Jaycees, yule; Ronald Sebolka, Kingston; ing the showing of "Operation Abo- Vim, Vigor, and Vitality.
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