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Buildings and lawn, classrooms and equipment

—

these are the things that are

who

person

The

Hill.

ment of
go here

all

has ever

physical

come

thmgs

Bloomsburg for every

are the

who have gone

of us

in years to

But for us of

on The

to school here

common
before or

environ-

who

come.

'5 3

it

is

the people we've

known

and the things we've done that constitutes our
special four year

environment.

When

architecture of Carver Hall has been
years,

we

will

still

remember

both good and bad
secretaries

book

is

;

meant

who

own

the exact

dimmed by

the times we've had,

the gang,

the teachers,

and cooks, and deans, and

short, the people

will

arc Bloomsburg.

to be a dedication to

all

janitors

the

—

in

This entire
those people.

The College
The Classes
The Activities

The Athletics
The Advertising

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13

ADMINISTR

t
To THE

Seniors of 1953:

Bloomsburg parts today with another
goodly company of her sons and daughters.

Regret and expectancy
not,

the

minds;

feelings

are,

uppermost

hope and confidence

which the

doubt

I

in

your

arc

those

college cherishes for you.

Your graduation

is

a

mark

that

you

have done what has been asked of you,

'iiilll

but the future

lies

with you and you

alone.

Yet not quite

you the

alone, for there goes

best wishes of

your many

with

friends,

and among them

Dr. Harvey A. Andruss
President of the College

Harvey A. Andruss,
President.

jMrs.

14

knight, dr. andruss

ATION

To THE MeMBIRS of THE
Class of 1953

The

primary

purpose

Teachers College

of

State

the

Bloomsburg

at

is

the

preparation of successful teachers.

programs

of

selection, the

and

tion

Its

continuous

and

initial

improvement of instrucand the placement

facilities,

records indicate to no small degree the

attainment of

this goal.

our sin-

It is

cere hope that our graduates will con-

tinue

to

expand and intensify

their

knowledge and understanding of

chil-

dren, of school problems, and of effec-

teaching

tive

procedures.

personal wish that
the

Class

great

of

195

3

It

is

my

many members

of

be

by

will

men and women

cited

of future Penn-

sylvania and America as having been
responsible for their individual success.

Thomas
Dciiii

P.

of

North,

Dr.

Thomas

Dean

Iiisf ruction

UR.

NORTH,
15

J.

P.

North

of Insfnic/i(jn

GILMORF, M. HAGGLR TV

PAUL

G.

Business

MARTIN
Matiiii^t-r

E.

M.

WILSON,

A. F.

HARMON

I

L.

B.

EYERLY,

G.

T.

J.

UNGER,

J.

.

I).

SHARRETTS

SiilH'riijfi-iulent

LAWTON

of Grounds

WATTS

D.

16

DcWALD,

S.

FREY

ETHEL

A.

A.B..

M AKV

RAN'SON
M.A.

K.

MAIUONAI.D

A.I!..

Assistant Dean of ]Vonu'n
Matltvnialirs

MARGUERITE KEHR

A.M.

Assistant Dvan of Women
iiuidance Services

To THE

hard won;

lege

be

I

so.

it

has never been easy,

doubt whether

We

it

will ever

need education badly;

the leadership of minds

that have attained not only wis-

dom, but understanding. It is
my hope that Bloomsburg has
helped you to take a long step
towards

this goal.

John

A.

Congratulations for the suc-

.ind tlic

cessful completion of

wc need

A.B.,

Class or 19 5.^:

capacity to live abundantly are

and

JOHN

Dean of Women

To THE

Class or 1953:

Maturity of the mind

B.A., M.A., Ph.D.

HOCH

l)..S.,

.S.

M.A..

HKKHK
K(l.l).

Snriaf St tidies

Dean of Men
17

your colwishes for

your future happiness and success.

of

You

BSTC

will

take something

with you and you will

leave something of yourselves in

BSTC.

The

WELCOME

mat

here will always be out for you.

Sincerely yoius,

Hocn,
Draii of Men
A.

K.M.I'll

M.A.

career and best

Marguerite Kehk,
Dcaii nf Wonirn

.IA(K W. ^dllK
U.S.. M.Kd.
Biotof/irat
Sriencc
Atltlrtir Coarhiiifj

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BUSINESS EDUCATION
DEPARTMENT
HEAD

RICHARri

(;.

B.Ecl..

HALLISV
M.A.

Director of
Business Education

CI.AVTOX H. HINKKL
B.S..

M.Kd.

HONOKA
B.A..

M. NOYKS
M.Ed.

WALTER
n.S..

S.

RVCIEL

M.Ed.

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
DEPARTMENT
HEAD

EDNA

J.

HAZKN

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION

^
WAKKK.X

II.l.lrK

B.S..
Trtiititnij

JOHNSON

KUSSELL

M.Kil.

Teacln-r. iirade

V.

B.S..

VI

SCHI.F.ICHKK

MA.

Traininfi Tfarhrr. Grnih'

MAKCKI.I.A MARIE STICKLER

MARJORIE STOVER

M.S.
Traiitiiig Teacher, (iraftr III

B.S.

B.S..

Trantiitft

Ti'tir/n'r.

I*

ANNA (lAKKISON SCOTT
U.S.. MA.
Trainiitff Trtirhfr, iiratlf

CiRACE H. WOOI.WORTH
IMi.B..

Special Class

IV

A.M.

Traitiinf/ Trarlu-r, Kinderttartctt

SECONDARY EDUCATION
DEPARTMENT
HEAD

KDWIN HAKTON

SECONDARY EDUCATION

HOWARD

F.

FENSTEMAKKU

B.A..

M.A.

KIMBF.R
B.S..

Foreign LnngKU'jes

C.

S.

H.

U.S.,

LA.VTER.MAX
M.A.

Phi/sicaf Science

NELL MAII'IN

HCV MlIAMMON

B.A.. M.A., Ph.D.

M.A.
Health Education

MM

SHELLY

H Alidl.l)

rii.U.

Biolaf/tcal Science

Siirial Sfndie^i

lAROLD

KISTER

M.S..

A.B.,

J.

ALMIS RISSELL

A.M.. I'h.D.. London
University Certificate
English

A.I!.,

PAUL
B.S.,

WACNKR

E.

M.\K(. AKKI

HcM).

M.S..

I!

W AI.DRllN

K.

A. M.A.

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WEIK
M.A.

Clinical .S;jeecA

Mtitliititftiics

COLLEGE NURSE

MAKVLAM)

\V.

WILSON

STKl'HEX

B.A.. NLA.. rii.U.

Speech

1).

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K.

HKATKU

HorKINS

Music

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Private Sellout of Music

METILEK

L

M.S.. K.N.

lirnihinl,-

Xiirsr

THE LIBRARIANS

DIETITIAN

T-.

ELSIE
B.S..

BDWEK

(i.

B.S.

Astiistaiil

in

ELINOK
A.B..

L.S.

U.

LLAL.

KEEKEK
B.S.

Librarian

Librarian

21

in

L.S.

REBECCA

S.

HCFCIT

B.S.

Dietitian

Enduriiip
Men
g memories

.

.

.

Those things of stone and mortar that remain after Seniors have
packed their memories and departed.

Long porch and night

Elcirn jifft-iiK

The Guardians

22

WHO'S

WHO

IN

UNIVERSITIES

AMERICAN

AND

COLLEGES

Each

year

chooses
the

a

small

greatest

here at

a

faculty

number

committee

of Seniors for

honor possible to attain

Bloomsburg

—

annual

publication

Among

S/iiilcnts in

recognition in the
of

W/w/s

W/jo

Anicricau Uniicr-

sitics

and Colleges. These students

those

who have made outstanding con-

tributions to the College

are

Community

during their college career. This award
is

based on scholarship, leadership in

extra-curricular and educational activities,

general citi/enship, and profes-

sional promise.

C.

BRE.WA.X, M. DEA.N BARTHOLOMEW,

E.

CUXFER
23

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SENIORS
My Fellow Graduates:
It

is

time to take leave of our friendly hilltop

alma mater.

In

we

doing,

so

take with us

much

more than the degree which symbolizes our academic

With

achievement.

we

us

take things

more treasured;

but infinitely

tangible

less

learnings, ideals, friend-

and memories.

ships,

by

Richer

we

measures

these

It

and opportunity.

many problems and

Its

and endeavor to

inherit

growth of

world

this

a

is

and

solve

it

world

the

face

world rich

beyond our campus.

in

allay.

promise
fears

we

To

the

our task to contribute

is

in

material and moral development.

was Pope who

It

"As

the twig

is

so aptly phrased the

thought:

As teach-

bent; the tree's inclined."

we become benders of twigs, for the seeds of
thought we sow in young minds will grow and

ers

blossom
It

tomorrow's world.

in

has been a privilege to serve in the office you

have granted me:
to

HENRY MARINI
3

will

be

a

of you

all

happy and

I

I

should like

extend

my

most

and the hope that your

sincere congratulations

President of the Class of /95

privilege

for that

To

thank you.

life

fruitful one.

Henry

Marini,

President, Class of 19^}

OFFICERS
-

President

Vice President

-

Henry Marini
John Scrimgeour

— June Pichel
—Clare Davis
Daniel Fitzpatrick
—

Secretary First Semester

Secretary Second Semester

Treasurer

Woman

-

Reprcscntatii

e

—Mildred

First Semester

Second Semester
Mcni

-

Reliresenfa/iie

-

W'rzesxiewski

Joanne Cuff
Alex Kubik

CLASS ADVISERS
Edward
S.

I.

T.

DeVoe

Shortess

Dr. Kimber C. Kuster

— A.

Standing

—M.

Wrzcsniewski,

J.

Kubik, D. Fitzpatrick,

J.

Left to Right, Sitting

195
195

1

1952

Dr. Nell Maupin

Pichcl, C. Davis.

Walter

Scrimgeour.

26

S.

Rygiel

195

3

upper rnu:

JOSEPH RICHARD BARKLEY
Halboro
Giticral Hiimucss

Club

I, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Obiti.r
3, 4,
Associate Kditor 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4,
Basketball 1, 2, 3, Softball I. 2, 3, 4; Future Teach-

Business Educition
Business

Manager

Football

I,

3,

America 4, Treasurer; Customs Committee
Men's Dormitory Association
2, 3, 4.

ers of

3;

Baseball 2;

1 ,

ERMA

R.

BEAN

Rahns
General Business

Future Teachers of America 3, 4; Business Education Club I,
3, 4; Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Governing Board
Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Recording Secretary 4; Pi Omega Pi 2,
4; Class Secretary 3;

Obitizr

3.

Lower rou:

KEITH BEARDE
Spring City
AiiOiitifhi^ii

Business Education
1, 2, 4,

Club I, 2, 4; Election Board
Co-chairman 2, 4.

RICHARD

D.

BISHOP

Pittston
Accoitiitin^^ Social Sttulies

Future Teachers of America 4; Business Education Club
Day Men's Association 2, 3, 4; Aviation Club 3.

BUSINESS

Arti;

tliiil

27

2;

2,

3;
3,

upper row:

SYLVESTER

V.

BODEK

Nanticoke
Accoiin/itig,

Future Teachers of America
sociation

1,

2,

Band

4; Business Education

3,

Newman Club

surer 4;

Typeuritin^

Sail's,

}, 4;

2, 3, 4,

>;

Men's Dormitory As-

Club

Treasurer

I.

2.

},

Trea-

4.

4.

EDWARD BOYLE

JOSEPH

Harwood
General Business

Men's Dormitory Association 1,2,
2,

3,

4;

Club

2.

3,

I,

Newman Club

1,

2,

Business Education

3, 4;

3,

4; Football

Future Teachers of America

4;

1,

2,

3;

Club

Varsity

4.

Loiicr row:

JAMES CIAVAGLIA
Lehighton
Accouutiv^, English
Future Teachers of America 4; Obiter. 4, Advertising Manager
4; Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Alpha Psi Omega 3,
4, Prendent 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Student Assembly Committee 3, 4, Publicity Director 3, 4; Day Men's Association I,
Men's Dormitory Association 3, 4; Community Government
2
;

Association,

Hospitality Committee 4.

Capt.

IRENE

L.

CICHOWICZ

Shenandoah
General Business

Drum

4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Kappa Delta
Corresponding Secretary 4; Women's Chorus 1
National Student Association 1; Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, 4;

Pi

Majorette

I,

2,

3,

4,

3,

;

Obitfr 3, 4, Secretary 4; Pilot 4, Associate
Handbook 4; Newman Club 1, 4; Business Education Club 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 4;
Pi Omega Pi 4; Senior Banquet Chairman; Who's Who in American Colleges and Uniiersities 4.
Class Secretary 2;

Editor 4; Waller Hall

SENIORS
9 5

3

ROY CROOP
Berwick
General Business

Club

Business Education

1, 2,

3, 4;

Aviation Club 2;

Future Teachers of America

4.

JOANNE CUFF
Shenandoah
General Business

Dramatic Club
I,

2,

3, 4;

1,

2. 3, 4,

Secretary 3; Business Education Club
1. 2, 3; Fashion

Community Government Committee

Show Co-ordinator

Newman Club

1.

2,
2,

3,

3;

4;

Future Teachers of America

Women's Chorus

Omega 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Waller Hall
Day Women's Association 4.
28

1.

2.

3;

Association

3,

4;

Alpha

Psi

2.

4;

1.

3.

Loner row:

row:

U[)l'cr

MADGE ROBERTA FELKER

EDWIN WARREN CONFER
Slatington

Mt. Bethel

Gctivral Coninnrcuil

Secrefariai. English

Community Government
ager

1,

2,

3,

Association President 4; Football
Basketball Tournament 1, 2,

Invitational

4;

Man},

4,

3, Director 4; Business education Contest I,
Ciiairman 4; Business Education Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Future
Teachers of America 4; Lutheran Student Association I, 2, 3, 4;

Assistant Director

2,

3.

4;

Association

3,

2,

1,

4.

Treasurer

3.

4,

Varsity Club
3,

Club I, 2, 3, 4; Waller Hall Association I,
Future Teachers of America 3. 4; Lutheran Student

Business Education
2,

4,

Pi 3,

2.

1,

Kappa Delta

4;

3.

Pi

3,

4;

Omega

Pi

Pi 2,

LORETTA

Representative 4; Phi Sigma
4; Men's Dormitory Association 1, 2, 3, 4; W/jo'i Who in
Historian

American

Intcr-fratcrnity

3,

Cullcfics

and Vniirrsifics

4.

General Commercial

Kappa Delta

CLARABELLE DAVIS
Clarks

Waller Hall

Summit

Chiirus

Treasurer 2;
4; College
Community Government Association
3, 4, Vice President 4; Kappa Delta
of America 3, 4; Business Education
Hill

1.

A'sociation

retary 4;

1,

2,

2,

Who

Who's

3,

in

American

Pi

5.

Pi

Omega

4;

Science Club

America

ture Teachers of

General Commercial

Women's

lORMULAK

C.

Glen Lyon

Association

I,

2,

Athenaeum Club 2; FuEducation Club 3. 4;
Day Women's Association 4;
I

;

Bu' iness

4;

3,

^;

Pi 4.

Dramatic Club

Waller
!;
Council Representative 2;

Omega

Secretary 3; Pi
4;

Future Teachers

Club

2,

3,

Collcf^es

EDWARD

Pi

3,

Pi

Class Sec-

4;

and Unitersifics

M.

GOODHART

Northumberland
Accounting, Tylnng,

Sales

4.

Future Teachers of America

4; Basketball

Varsity Club 2, 3; Band

LEONA

I.

1,

I,

2, 3;

2.

DILTZ

Muncy

THOMAS

General Business

Day Women's
cation

Association

Club

1,

2, 3,

Treasurer 4; Business Edu4; Future Teachers of America 4.
1,

MICHAEL

GOODWIN

General Business

Future Teachers of America 4; Football 1; Track I, 2; Business
Education Club 2; Social Recreation CommittLe 3; Varsity Club

DURSO

J.

A.

Kane

2, 3, 4,

2,

Wayne

3;

Kappa Delta

Pi

3.

4.

General Business
Business Education

America

4;

Club 1,2,

3, 4;

Newman Club

Future Teachers of

2, 3;

Basketball

MARIE GRAZEL

3.

Shenandoah

PALMER

E.

DYER,

Secretarial, Sales, English

JR.

Sunbury
Acconn/ing, History
Aviation Club

2, 3;

Day Men's

Business Education

Association

1, 2,

3.

Club

1;

Community Government Committee 2; Busintss Education Club
I, 2; Waller Hall Association 2; Women's Chorus I, 2, 5; Future Teachers of America 4; Day Women's Association 4; B
Club 3, 4; Olympian 3; Newman Club 1, 2, 3; Fashion Show
Co-ordinator

2, 3.

^ ^^

SUSAN DOLORES HVASTA
Scranton

••

-.\

Secretarial Science, English

Business Education Club 1, 2, }, 4, Program Chairman 2, 3;
Future Teachers of America 3, 4; Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4;
Dining Room Committee Co-chairman 3 Day Women's Association 4; Waller Hail Association 1, 2, 3, 4.
;

WILMA JONES
LeRaysville

General Commercial
Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Governing Board 1, 2; Women's Chorus 1, 2; Maroon and Gold Band 2; College Council
Representative 1; Fashion Show Co-ordinator 2; Pi Omega Pj
5, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Business Education Club 1, 2, 3, 4;
Future Teachers of America 3. 4.

upper row:

ROBERT

HAAS

V.

Ncscopeck
General Business

Club 1, 2, 3; Pi Omega
Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4.

Business Education

Pi 3, 4;

ROBERT EDWARD HARRIS
Pittston

General Bmiiiess
Business Education

Club

1,

Pi 3, 4, Vice President 4;

Lou

cr you

2;

Pi

Omega

Pi 3. 4;

Kappa Delta

Future Teachers of America

4.

:

W H LIAM HATRACK
Mt. Carmel
Accounting, Sales

Day Men's

Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Education
3, 4, President 4; Pi Omega Pi 3, 4.

I. 2,

DOUGLAS

I.

HAYHURST

Bloomsburg
General Business
Aviation Club

30

2,

3; Business

Education Club

2.

Club

row:

Ul>l>cr

Loiter row:

HERBERT

KERCHNER

R.

LEONORA

Reading

Club

1;

Community Government

Associi;ion

Business

Assistant Treasurer 2; Senior Banquet Chairman.

2,

4,

3,

Pi 3, 4,
1,

RICHARD

2,

3,

Education Contest Booklet Co-editor 2, 3; B Club 1,
President 4; Business Education Club 1 2; Pi Omega
Historian 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Assembly Committee
,

Olympian

4;

2,

Obiter

5;

Future Teachers of America

3;

Business

3,

Future Teachers of America

KNAUSE

C.

MACGILL

General Commercial

General Business
Business Education

M.

Xisbet

Manager

2,

3;

4.

Pottstown

JOSEPH H. MEIER

General Commercial

Band

1,

2,

Treasurer

3,

2,

Vice President 2; Business Education Club I,
Vice President 3; Business Education Contest

3;

Maroon and Gold

4;

Future Teachers of

Colleges

and

1,

2,

3;

Obiter

America

2,

Omega

3; Pi

Who's

4;

Who

in

Miftlinvillc

2, 3,
1,

2,

Pi 2.

3.

Accouit/ing, Sales, Tyffeurifing
Business

American

Education Club

Election Board

Vniixrsiiies 4.

MICHAEL

General Business
1;

Track

Future Teachers of America

Club

L.

ica 4;

4.

Education Contest

LABARR

3,

I, 2,

3;

Day Men's

Association

General Business
4.

\£'^omen's Association

cation
J.

NEYHARD

L.

Orangevillc

Day

RICHARD

4.

MIRIAM

General Business

Club

NEY

Club I, 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers of AmerAviation Club 1; Day Men's Association 1, 2, 5, 4; Busi-

Oneida

Business Education

3.

Business Education

4;

ness

ROBERT

1, 2,

General Business

Business Education

1;

E.

Association

Tunkhannock

Berwick

Football

2;

Day Men's

LELAND

KREPICH

A.

I,

2, 3;

1,

Club 1.2,

1,

3, 4;

3, 4.

2,

Secretary 4; Business Edu-

Future Teachers of America

4.

LOCKE

Nanticoke

EDWIN PAUZER

Genera! Business

Kulpmont
Pi

Omega

Pi 2, 3, 4;

Phi Sigma Pi

2.

3,

4; Business Education

Accounting, English

1,
2, 4; Newman Club
1,
2, 3, 4; Aviation Club 4;
Future Teachers of America 4; Day Men's Association 2, 3;
Men's Dormitory Association 3, 4.

Club

Business Education

Club

Association

31

I,

1,

2,

3;

2, 3, 4:

Aviation Club 2; Day Men's
Maroon and Gold 2.

,

;

upper

Lower

roil':

roiv:

CHARLES EDWARD PEASE

EDWARD ROMPALA

Stevcnsvilie

Meshoppen

General Bushiess

General Business

Day Men's Association I; Men's Dormitory Association 2, 3, 4;
Men's Glee Club 1, 2, Treasurer 2; Business Education Club 1,
2. 5, 4; Pi Omega Pi 2, 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 5, 4; Future
Teachers of America 4.

Future Teachers of America 4; Men's Dormitory Association 2,
3, 4; Day Men's Association 1; Newman Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer
2. \'^ice President 3, President 4; Men's Glee Club 2; Business
Education Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Assembly Co-chairman 4.

JUNE PICHEL
JEAN

Hellertown

Art Committee

Club

1;

Omega

1,

2.

3,

Chairman

4,

2,

3;

Olympian 3; Poetry Club
B Club 1, 2, 5, 4; Future Teachers of America 4; Waller
Hall Association 1,2, 3, 4; Day Women's Association 4.
Kappa Delta

Pi J, 4;

I ;

MICHAEL PIHANICH,

General Business

Business Education

Business Education Contest Booklet Co-editor 2, 5; Pi

Pi 3, 4;

SKEEBA

A.

Hazleton

General Commercial

Future Teachers of America
3,

4;

Maroon and Gold

Waller Hall
test

3,

Association

1 ,

Newman Club

4;

3.

2,

Club

4; Business Education

3.

2,

3,

4;

Business

2,

1,

1, 2,

3,

4;

Education Con-

4.

JACK

JR.

\V.

SOBERICK

Berwick

Nanticoke

General Business

General Business

Maroon and Gold Band 1,2; Kappa Delta

Future Teachers of America 3 Business Education Club 2, 3
A- iation Cub 1; Pi Omega Pi 3. 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Day
Men's Association ! 4; Men's Dormitory Association 2, 3.
;

Pi

5.

,

WARREN

L.

ELIZABETH

RAKER

West Pittston

Women's Chorus

Kappa Delta Pi
Pep Committee Chairman 3; Pi Ome-

Business Education C'.ub 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4;
3, 4;

Men's Chorus 1, 2;
3, 4; Phi Sigma Pi

America

4;

3,

4, Historian 4;

Maroon and Gold

Future Teachers of

1.

Education Club

Maroon and Gold Band

B Club

4;

Athenaeum Club

3

;

Business

Lutheran Student Association 1, 2, 3, 4;
4; Pi Omega Pi 3, 4; Future Teachers of

2. 3;

C.

STEVENSON

Factoryville

General Business
1;

;

ROBERT

Richfield

Club

I,

I

Kappa Delta Pi 5,
America 3, 4; Maroon and Gold 3, 4, Typing Editor 4; College
Cjuncil Committee 3, 4; Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, 4.

CLAUDE W. RENNINGER
Business Education

SPEAL

General Business

General Busincis

ga Pi

ANN

Frceland

General Business
!,

2,

3.

4;

Phi Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4, President 3, Inter-fraternity Representative
4; College Council Representative 3; Day Men's Association 1, 4;
Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 4.

Photography Club 3. Secretary 3; Business Education Club
Day Men's Asso2, 3, 4; Men's Dormitory Association 2, 3
I

;

ciation

I,

4.

ALEXANDER

T.

SWABOSKI

Mt. Cirnic!
Busiticsi Acconniiny,, Sales,

Business Education

Club

Day Men's

Typiu^

2, 5, 4; Pi

Association 2,

Omega

Pi 3, 4;

3, 4.

HOWARD TAYLOR

CHARLES

Hatboro
General

Biisiiiesi

Club I. 2, 3; Baseball 2; Invitational BasketTournament 3; Men's Dormitory Association 1,2, 5.

Business Education
ball

•53*

SENIORS

1953

Upper row:

JAMES W. THOMPSON
Kane
Acconnihi,^, Sales

Varsity Club 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2; Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1;
Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Softball 1. 2, 3, 4; Future
Teachers of America 4; Day Men's Association 4; Aviation Club
3, 4; Men's Dormitory Association 1, 2, 3.

JOHN

TILMONT

J.

Centralia

Accounting, History
Education

Business

Club

1

Future

;

Day Men's

Teachers

Association

of

America

4;

2.

Lower row:

RAYMOND

JAMES

WAGNER

Simpson
General Business
Soccer
1,

2,

2,

1,

3;

3;

Business Education

Day Men's

Association

ciation 3; Future Teachers of

ROBERT

I,

Club
2, 4;

America

G.

1,

2,

3;

Newman Club

Men's Dormitory Asso-

4.

WANICH

Berwick
General Business
V\
3

;

Omega

Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Business Education Club
Aviation Club
Athenaeum Club
Day Men's AssociaPi 3, 4;

I ;

I

;

tion 1, 2, 3, 4.

33

•v^

ALFRED

V.

WESNER

Mt. Carmel
General Bmincsi
Business Education

Club

1,

MILDRED

5;

2,

J.

Day Men's

Association

1,

2,

WRZESNIEWSKI
Chester

General Business
Class

Secretary

Omega

2;

Pi 2, 3, 4;

Community Government Committee
Kappa Delta

Pi 3, 4; Business Education

4;

Pi

Club

Secretary 3; Newman Club I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3;
I, Librarian
1; Future Teachers of America
3, 4; Business Education Contest 1, 2, 3; Election Board 2; Student Assembly Committee 5, 4; Obiter 4; Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3. 4; Day ^'omen's Association 4.
I,

2, 3, 4,

Women's Chorus

Sitrac

—

af the

Keyboard

upper row:

CLYDE

C.

ADAMS

Shamokin
Elcincti/ary

Day Men's

Association 4, Treasurer 4; Photography Club 3. 4,
Vice President 4; Aviation Club 2; Science Club 1; Kappa Delta
Pi 3. 4; Future Teachers of America 4.

MARY GRACE ALMERS
Plymouth
EteiHcnfary

Future Teachers of America 4; Accompanist for Women's Chorus 1, 2, 3; Vi'aller Hall Association I, 2, 3; Day Women's Association 4; Community Government Association 3; Student
Christian Association 1; Athenaeum Club 2, 3, Treasurer 3;
Assembly Organist I, 2, 3, 4; Student Assembly Committee 2,
3; Lutheran Student Association 1; Maroon and Gold Band 3;
Fashion Show Organist I, 2, 3.

Loucr row:

TERRY

E.

ANSPACH

Turbotville

Elementary
Aviation Club 1, 2; Photography Club 3; Future Teachers
of America 4; Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4.

MARJORIE AYRE
Tunkhannock
Elvmcutary

Women's Chorus

Maroon and Gold Band

I, 2,
3; Future
Teachers of America 4; Student Christian Association 1; Waller
Hall Association 1, 2, 3; Day Women's Association 4; Com-

1;

munity Government Committee

3.

ELEMENTARY

Ben Franklin Training School
35

:

upper row.

LEE

E.

BENNER

Selinsgrove

Elementary

Dramatic Club
President

Aviation Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2,
Future Teachers of America 4; Kappa Delta

4;

3,

2, 3, 4;

I,

Pi 3, 4.

JOHN

T.

BOGDAN

Philadelphia

Elementary

Day Men's
1,

2,

3.

4,

Secretary 4; Athenaeum Club
President 2; Future Teachers of America 4, President

Association

2, 3, 4,

1,

Men's Glee Cub 1, 2, 3; Canterbury Club 2, 3, 4; Maroon
ami Gold 2, 3, 4. Editorial Staff 4; Pilot 5, Associate Editor 3;
Kappa Delta Pi 4; Intramurals 3. 4; Softball 3, 4; Who's Who
III
American Colleges and Unnersities 4.
4;

Lower rou

VIVIAN BURNESS
Atlantic City,

Elementary
Association
1,

Alpha

Psi

Jersey

Correctiontst

1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2; WoDramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Sigma Alpha Eta
Omega 4; Future Teachers of America 4.

Day Women's
men's Chorus
3, 4;

New

—Speech

2;

LENA ANN CACCIA
Dushore

Elementary

—Speech

Correctionist

Dramatic Club 2. 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Women's Chorus 2;
Alpha Psi Omega 4, Secretary 4; Sigma Alpha Eta 2, 3, 4;
Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers of
America 4.

SHIRLEY M.

CARMODY

Danville

Elementary

Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Science Club
1; Athenaeum Club 2, 5; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Future Teachers
of America 4.

ROBERT

J.

CASTLE

Kingston

Elementary
Future Teachers of America 4; Day
Men's Association 1, 4; Men's Dormitory Association 2, 3, 4;
Newman Club 1, 2; Men's Glee Club 1, 2; Athenaeum Club 2,

Maroon and Gold

3, 4;

Obiter

3,

4;

a;:^

4.

36

Loner row:

U/j/xT roiv:

THERESA

CHARNEY

L.

ROSELLA DANILO

Mahanoy Plane

Carbondalc

Elcmcn/ary

Etemctitary

1, 2, 3, 4; Day Women's Association 4;
Women's Chorus I, 2, 5, 4; Women's Athletics 1, 2, 3; Athenaeum Club 3; Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers of

Secretary 2, Vice President 3; Student
3, Secretary 3; Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Governing Board 3, President 4; Future Teachers
of America 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Day Women's Association

Waller Hall Association

America

4.

Dramatic Club

4;

VCILLIAM

2,

3. 4,

Who

Who*s

in

1,

2.

American Colleges and

Orangeville

Milton

Elenien/ary

Elementary

Soccer 1,2; Varsity Club

5, 4;

Day Men's

Future Teachers of America 4;

Association

I, 2,

Uniiersities 4,

MARY ELLEN (DEAN) BARTHOLOMEW

CLEAVER

J.

1.

Christian Association

3, 4.

^"aller Hall Association

1.

Vice President 5; Day Women's
2, 3, 4; Student Christian AsVice President 5; Future Teachers

3,

2,

Association 4;

Women's Chorus

sociation

5,

1,

2,

President 2,

America 4; Senior Awards Committee, Co-chairman 2, 3;
Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Girl's Trio 2, 3; Who^s Who in American
Colleges and Unii ersHics 4.
of

MARY

CONDON

C.

Old Forge

HELEN

Eloiictitury

Newman Club

Association 4;

2,

1,

3;

Athenaeum Club

2,

3.

Club
America 4.

A.

2,

COOKE

Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, 4; AviaNewman Club 1, 2; Future Teachers of

I;

3;

BENJAMIN

Frosty Valley

1, 2,

3, 4;

Day Men's

I,

2, 3, 4;

4.

MAE COURSEN

1,

2,

3, 4;

sociation

America

2,
4.

3,

4,

Aviation Club

Governing

Board

Aviation

Day Men's

Class Vice President 2.

Wilkes-Barre

Elementary
3;

3;

2,
3, 4;

IRENE JOAN ENDLER

Scranton

2,

JR.

Future Teachers of America 4; Science Club
Club 2, 3; Men's Glee Club 1; Kappa Delta Pi
Association

Women's Chorus

DUKE,

Elementary
Association

Future Teachers of America

ILA

C.

Berwick

Ele?nefifary

Aviation Club

DeCAMPI

Elenicnfary

^'omen's Chorus
tion

LARUE

K.

Nuremberg

Future Teachers of America 3, 4; Waller Hall Association 1, 2,
3, 4, Governing Board 2, 3; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Day Women's

Elementary
3

4;

Waller Hall AsFuture Teachers of
4;

Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4^ Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, 4;
Athenaeum Club 2; Future Teachers of America 4; Day Women's Association 4.

JOHN

M.

'•

GEMBUSIA

Alden

EUmeutary
Aviation Club

Day Men's

2, 3, 4;

Association

1, 2,

3, 4.

ELLEN GIBBONS

<*

Trucksville
Elejueutary

Dramatic Club
1,

2;

Newman Club

1;

Waller Hall Association

K

2. 5, 4;

^'omen's Chorus
2, 3, 4.

upper row:
C.

RICHARD EW'ING
McClure
Elementary

Maroon and Gold Band

1; Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3; Kappa Delta
Future Teachers of America 4; Day Men's Association

Pi

3,

4;

Men's Dormitory Association

4;

JAMES

V.

2, 3, 4.

FERDINAND

Freeland

Elementary

Athenaeum Club 2, 3, Historian 3; Maroon and
Gold 2, 3; Calendar Committee Chairman 3; Dramatic Club 3,
4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Day Men's Association I, 2, 3, 4;
Future Teachers of America 4; Newman Club 2, 3.
Science

Club

2;

Lower row:

DANIEL

E.

FITZPATRICK

Northumberland
Elementary
Treasurer 4; Photography Club 3, Treasurer 3
Maroon
and Gold Band 1,2, 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 4; Kappa
Delta Pi 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2; Men's Dormitory Association 1, 2,
3; Day Men's Association 4.

Class

;

THURSTON

S.

FULMER

Northumberland
Elementary

Athenaeum Club 1; Aviation Club 2; Future Teachers of America 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4.

38

:.

Lower row:

Vpjier row:

ARLENE

NANCY RUTH HEEBNER

GORDNER

G.

—Speech

Elementary

Elementary

Day Women's

Association

Athenaeum Club

1, 2, 3,

4; Science

Jersey

Correctionist

I, 2; Athenaeum Club 1, 2, 3; Dramatic Club 1,
Maroon and Gold 2, 3; Olympian 1, 2, 3; Sigma Alpha
Eta 2, 5, 4, Vice President 3, 4; B Club I, 2; Future Teachers

Science Club

Club 1,2;

Future Teachers of America

3;

New

West Orange,

MiUville

4.

2,

3;

of America 4; Class Vice President

JOAN GRECO

sentative 3;

Dance Chairman

1;

1; College Council RepreCo-chairman, Hospitality Com-

mittee 2; Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, 4;
1, Treasurer 1; Customs Committee 2, 3.

Old Forge

Knox

Fellowship

Elementary
Science

Club

1;

Athenaeum Club

Waller Hall Association
Future Teachers of America 3,
3.

4;

BARBARA

1,

2,

}, 4;

2,

5,

REGINA HERCHEL

Newman Club 1, 2,
Governing Board 4;

4,

West Hazleton

4.

Elementary
Future Teachers of America 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4, Reporter
2; Waller Hall Association 2, 3; Hospitality Committee 2;
Day Women's Association 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Treasurer 4;

GULICK

A.

Riverside

Newman Club

2, 3, 4;

Olympian

2.

Elementary

WINNIE

Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Governing Board 1; Athenaeum Club 1, 2, 3, President 2; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Fashion
Show 2, 3, 4; Women's Chorus
Future Teachers of
2, 3
America 4; Customs Committee 2; Olympian 2.
1 ,

M.

HILEMAN

Bloomsburg

;

Elementary

Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Official Board 2; Athenaeum Club 2; Future Teachers of America 4; B Club 4.

ROBERT

E.

HALE

Hazleton

MARGERY NORTH HOSLER

Elementary

Bloomsburg
Elementary

Future Teachers of America 3, 4; Aviation Club 2, 3; Kappa
Delta Pi 3, 4; Canterbury Club 5, 4, President 3; Day Men's
Association 2.

Women's Chorus 1, 3; Future Teachers of America 4; Athenaeum Club 5, 4; Day Womcn's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Knox

3, 4.

Fellowship

A.

3, 4.

JANICE

CAROLYN HEACOCK
Millville

Elementary

Elementary
Poetry Club

Chorus

1,

2,

3,

4,

Historian

2,

4, Secretary

3;

Waller Hall Association

Women's

2,

Science Club 2; Future Teachers of America 4;
Waller Hall Association 1; Day Women's Association 2, 3, 4.
1,

JOHNSON

E.

Lewisburg

3;

3,

4;

Athenaeum Club

1.
3,

2.

3,

Future Teachers of America 4;
^'esley Fellowship 1,2, 3, 4.

39

4;

Maroon and Gold Band

1,

4; Student Christian Association 3;

Day Women's

Association

4;

upper

Lower row.

10 u:

RICHARD

JOSEPH

JONES

H.

F.

Elnncii/iiry

Sigma Alpha Eta

1;

—Speech

Kappa Delta

Elementary

Corrcc/tonisf

Pi 3;

Day Men's

Aviation Club

Association.

1, 2,

};

Day Men's

MARY

KALLENBACH

E.

Day Women's

sociation

tion

4.

3;

Maroon and Gold
Women's Chorus
1,

2,

3,

I,

2;

2, 3;

Association I. 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2; AviaClub 1, 2, 3; Future Teachers of America 4; Olympian 2,
Assembly Organist I, 2, 3, 4.

KELLEY

Shamokin

LAWRENCE KSANZNAK

Elementary

West Hazleton

Athenaeum Club

Election Board

Governing Board

JOHN

1;

2;

L.

Newman Club

Elementary
1;

Basketball

Waller Hall Association

Day Women's

2;

1;

3, 4.

Ehmcniary

Maroon and Gold 2, 3, 4, Circulation Manager 3, 4; Dramatic
Club 3, 4; Waller Hall Association 2, 3, 4; Day Women's As-

M.

1, 2,

Lost Creek

Elcwcuiary

ANNE

Future Teachers of America

Association

MARY LOU KRUNKOSKY

Sliartlesvilie

I,

KRUNKOSKY

Lost Creek

MiUvillc

1,

2,

3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Soccer
Science Club 2; Future Teachers of America 4;
4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Dining Room Com-

2; Glee Club 1;
Phi Sigma Pi 3,
mittee 4; Maroon and Gold
Men's Dormitory Association

Association 4.

KENNEDY

3;
1,

Obiter
2,

3;

4;

Dance Chairman

Day Men's

Kingston

GEORGE LAMBRINOS

Elementary
Future Teachers of America 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4;
Men's Glee Club I, 2. 5; Assembly Committee 2; Cheerleader
1, 2, Captain 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Red Cross Blood Drive
Chairman 3; Sigma Alpha Eta 2; Pep Committee 2, 3, 4.

Endicott,

New York

Elementary
Men's Dormitory Association

3;

Football

Basketball 2, 3; Baseball

JOHN

L.

KRAUSE

EDWARD

Sugarloaf

R,

I, 2,

1,

2, 3, 4;

3.

LINN

Bloomsburg

Elementary

Elementary
Futur

Teachers of America 4; Science Club
Kappa Delta Pi 4.

3, 4;

Science Club

1,

2, 3;

Future Teachers of America 4;

Day Men's Association

40

1, 2,

3, 4.

3;

Association 4.

M.

JUNE LONG
Liberty
Elfwi'titiiry

Women's Chorus

I;

Future

oi

Teachers

Club
America 4;

Science

2,

3;

Day

K.ipp.i

Delta Pi 3, 4;
Association

Women's

:. 3, 4.

1,

DONALD

R.

McCLINTOCK

lie r wick

Elcmcnftiry
Science

Club

Day Men's

i

1; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4;
Association 1, 2, 3, 4.

li

SENIORS

1953

Uppn

NIRA JANE McQUOWN
Shickshinny

'IWJI' jif»7"<

Elcmciitiiry

Day Women's

Association 1, 2; Waller Hall Association 3;
Science Club 1, 2, 3; Future Teachers of America 3.

MYRTELE

I.

MEGARGEL

Danville
El I' III cut Illy

Women's Chorus
3, 4;

Loner

—

S /)(((/» Coiicrfiriiint

Dramatic Club 1,2; Si);ma Alpha Fta
Future Teachers of America 4; OBlTi;R 4.
1;

rnjv:

RITA MARIE MEISNER
Kulpmont
Elementary
Aviation Club

2,

Secretary 3;

Day Women's

Association.

JEAN MILLER
Tunkhannock
Eleiucnfary

Women's Chorus

Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3.
Public Play 2, 3; Obitf.r 4, Director of Senior Pictures 4; Future Teachers of America 4; Freshman Adviser 3; Alpha Psi
Omega 3, 4; Waller Hall Association 2, 3, 4, Govcrnin>i Board
3; Day Women's Association 4.
2,

3,

4;

41

,

upper row:

;

Loner row:

PHYLLIS

MORGAN

Y.

MILDRED

Exeter

Elciiictlfary

VComen's Chorus

Day Women's

Club

2; Science
Association 1,
1,

Student Association

1,

2,

Elementary

1,

2;

Athenaeum Club

2, 3;

Lutheran
4; Future Teachers of America 4.

3,

2,

OGDEN

3,

PLISCOTT

M.

*

Bloomsburg

4,

Secretary

4;

—Speech

Correct iunnt

Community Government Association Committee Chairman
Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Women's Chorus I, 2; Sigma Alpha Eta
Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, Governing Board
matic Club 2, 3; Maroon and GolJ 2. 3; Olympian
Future Teachers of America 4.
4;

2;
1.

2,

Elementary

ROBERT IRVIN PRICE
Elementa} y

Shamokin

Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Aviation Club 2; Day Men's Association
3, 4; Maroon and Gold 2, 3; Athenaeum Club 3; Future
Teachers of America 4.
2,

ELAINE

OHLMAN

Wilkes-Barre

Elementary

—Speech

RAYMOND

Correction lit

Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Women's Chorus 2, 3;
Sigma Alpha Eta 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 4; Obiter
3; Lutheran Student Association 2; Day Women's Association 4.

Hall

R.

RAABE

West Hazleton
Elementary
Men's Glee Club I, 2, 3; Science Club 1, 2; Future
Teachers of America 4; Aviation Club 4.

DORIS

PATERNOSTER

A.

Hazleton

SUZANNE (REASER) COVAL

Elementary

Berwick
Future Teachers of America
4;

Day Women's

2, 4;

Newman Club

3,

M.

Women's Chorus

Secretary 3; Kappa Delta Pi
Association 4; Waller Hall Association 1

2,

1.

2,

3,

4;

4;

3,

4,

Athenaeum Club

1,

2,

3;
1,

Wyalusing

SHIRLEY M. REISENWEAVER

Elementary

Conyngham

Athenaeum Club
2,

3, 4,

Day Women's

WW^^^'«'^

Elementary
Future Teachers of America 4; Waller Hall Association
1. 2, 3, 4; Maroon and Gold Band 1.

2.

ELIZABETH PATTON

Waller Hall Association

Show

3,

3;

Milford

Kappa Delta Pi 4; Future Teachers of America 4; Science Club
1, 2, 3, 4; Athenaeum Club I, 2, 3, 4; Student Christian Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Men's Dormitory Association 1, 2, 3, 4.

Waller

3,

Dra-

MOSS, JR.

New

M.

1

3,

4,

Secretary 4;

Governing Board 4; Fashion

Association 4.

Elementary
Future Teachers of America 3; Maroon and Gold 1,2;
Women's Chorus 3; Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3.

Ul'pcr row:

EDWARD

SABLE

A.

Glen Lyon
Elemcufary
Men's Glcc Club 1; Sit;ni.i Alpha Tta 2;
4; Day Men's Association 1. 2, 1, 4; Future Teacli-

Aviation Club

Kappa
ers

Pi 3,

of America

1,

2;

4.

JOYCE (SCHOFIELD) McMAHAN
Audcnried

Elementary
Waller Hall Association 3, 4; Women's Chorus 3;
4; Future Teachers of America 4.

Athenaeum Club

Lower row:

JAMES H. SHARP
Hazleton

Elementary
Aviation Club 2; Men's Glee Club

MARTHA

J;

Day Men's

Association

4.

STINER

Berwick

Ele men fury

—Speech

Cor reef ion is/

Day Women's Association 1, 2; Waller Hall Association 3, 4;
Maroon anil Gold 1, 2, 3; Dramatic Club 2, 3; Sij^ma Alpha
Eta

2,

3,

4;

Future Teachers of America

4.

19

NANCY LOU RHOADS
Catawissa

Elemeufary

—Speech

Correefiouisf

Maroon and Gold Band I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3; Maroon ami
Gold I, 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 4; Day Women's
Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Sigma Alpha Eta 2, J; Obitlr 2, 3, 4;
Customs Committee 2, 3, 4.

FRANK THEODORE ROLL
Berwick
Elentottary
lootball

1;

Aviation Club

2, 3;

Day Men's

Association

43

1,

2, 3, 4.

5 3

upper row:

NELLIE H. SWARTZ
Montoursvillc

—Speech

Elementary
Waller

Association

H.ill

Women's Chorus

surer 3;

ture Teachers of

2,

I,

America

2,

1,

Corrcctinuht

4,

3,

3;

Governing Board 1, TreaSigma Alpha Eta 3, 4; Fu-

4.

JEANNE

A.

WALLACE

Berwick
Elementary
Future Teachers of America 4; Glee Club 2; Miirooii and
Golil

3. 4;

Day

^X'omen's Association

1,

2, 3, 4.

Loiicr row:

JOSEPH

J.

WASIAKOWSKI

Nanticoke
Elctuetitiiry

Future Teachers of America 3, 4; Men's Glee Club 3; Aviation
Club 3; Service Key Point Committee 3; Track 1.

ALBERT

E.

WILLIAMS

Nanticoke
Elementary
1; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Future
Teachers of America 4; Men's Dormitory Association 1, 2, 3, 4;
Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Day Men's Association 4; Invitational Bas-

Basketball

ketball

19

i,

2,

3,

Tournament

4;

Baseball

2, 3, 4.

5 3

BESSMARIE WILLIAMS
Forty Fort

Elementary

Newman Club 1; Science Ciub 1, 2; Athenaeum Club 1, 2; Maroou attd Gold I, 2, 3, 4, Editorial Board
3, 4; Olympian 2, 3. Advertising Manager 3; Obiter 4, Associate Editor 4; Women's Chorus 3; Future Teachers of America
4; Social Recreation Committee 3; Waller Hall Association I, 2,
3, 4; Day Women's Association 4.
Class Secretary 1;

ARDELL

E.

ZEIGENFUSE

Mo wry
Elementary
Future Teachers of America 4; Varsity Club
Science Club 2; Football

1, 2,

2, 3. 4;

3, 4.

44

'i

"Those we teach

Wish

1
ALTON

ZERBY

S.

Halifax
Eli'iiicntary

Aviation Club

2,

3;

Kappa Delta

Men's Dormitory Association

3, 4;

Pi 3, 4; Election Board
Future Teachers of America

45

3;
4.

to Iccini:

ELIZABETH

A.

BAER

Shickshinny
Social ShiilicSy

Student Christian Association
porter

Secretary 4;

3,

America

4;

B Club

erning Board

Mathcmatui

1;

Science

Women's Chorus

Club
2;

1, 2.
3, 4, ReFuture Teachers of

4; Waller Hall Association

4.

WILLIAM BARTLESON
Warrior

Run

Speech Correction, Social SfuJies
Basketball

SECONDARY

SiUiUi Hall
46

I. 2;

Baseball

3, 4.

1,

2, 3, 4,

Gov-

,

upper row:

Loii'cr roiv:

CLYDE

HARRY

H. BELL

S/iccrA Corrccfiouhtf Social Sfnilia

Spi'cr/j

Obiter

Future TcJchcrs of America 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Sisma
Alplia Eta 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Men's Chorus 3, 4, President 4;
Day Men's Association 5, 4; Wesley Fellowship 3, 4. Prnj;ram

Chairman

3,

President

Editor

3,

2.

Gorrci ii<misl

Dramatic Club

1,

3, 4;

2,

R.

Glee Club

2;

Newman Club

I,

2.

Men's Dormitory Association 3, 4; Lutheran Student Association
3, 4; Aviation Club 3, 4; Maroon and Gold Band 3, 4; Future
Teachers of America 4.

DONALD

BLYLER

N.

WILLIAM

Association

I, 2,

3, 4;

Speech Correctionisf, Social Studies

Kappa

Senior Ball Chairman.

3, 4;

BYHAM

E.

Kane

French, Spanish, English, Social Studies

Day Men's

S/iiiltes

Sigma Alpha Eta 3, 4; Basketball I, 2, 5, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4;
Future Teachers of America 4; Men's Dormitory Association
1, 2, 5, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4.

Bloomsburg

Delta Pi

Run

Warrior

speech Correctiouist, Social

Science, Social S/nilics

2;

1,

DONALD JOSEPH BUTLER

BICKEL

Sunbury

1,

li>iy,lish

,

Sports Editor 3; Marooti ami Gold I, 2, 3, 4, Sports
3, 4; Sigma Alpha Eta 3, 4, Program Director 3, 4;

4.

IRVIN

Glee Club

BROOKS

P.

Pittsburj^h

Freeland

Varsity Club 2,
3,

DANIEL BOYCHUCK

Sigma Alpha Eta 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2,
4; Football I; Future Teachers of AmerDay Men's Asso4; Men's Dormitory Association
2, 3

4; Baseball

ica

I,

3.

2.

4;

3,

1

,

;

ciation 4.

Shamokin
Science, Social Studies

Basketball

I,

Association
4;

1

3,

!,

2,

4; Varsity

3, 4;

Club

1,

2, 3, 4;

Day Men's Association

EDWARD

Men's Dormitory

Baseball 2, 4; Future Teachers of

America

J.

4.

Social Studies,

CHARLES

M.

CAMPBELL

Ashland

Geography

Aviation Club 3; Day Men's Association 3, 4, President 4; Future Teachers of America 4; Gamma Thcla Upsilon 3, 4; Col-

BRENNAN

Towanda

lege

Council

4.

Science, Mathematics

Track

1,

2,

3,

4;

Football

1,

2,

3,

4,

Co-captain 4; Class Vice

ALFRED

President 3; Men's Dormitory Association I, 2, 3, 4. Secretary 3,
Vice President 2, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, President 4; Phi

J.

CYGANOWSKI

Nanticokc

Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Newman
Club 4; Future Teachers of America 4; Hospitality Committee
Chairman 3; Senior Banquet Chairman; \V^/io*j Who in American Colleges and Uniicrsitics 4.

Science, Mathematics

Science Club I, 2; Day Men's Association 1, 4; Men's Dormitory Association 2, 3; Future Teachers of America 4.

47

Lower row:

upper row:

JoANN FORNWALD EDWARDS

RONALD D'ANGELO

Montgomery

Berwick
Science,

Science, Mathentatics

Geography

Future Teachers of America 4; Football 2; Gamma
Theta Upsilon 3, 4; Aviation Club 3.

JOHN

Newman Club

Upsilon

Gamma

3,

4;

2,

1,

3;

Women's Chorus

N.

Ludlow

Mathematics, Geography

Science, Social Studies

2,

Track

3;

Tiicta Upsilon

3,

4;

3,

4; Maroon and Gold Band 1, 2,
Aviation Club 4; Gamma Theta

Men's Dormitory Association

3, 4,

Treasurer

2,

Day Wo-

3,

Club 3, 4; Phi Sigma Pi
Teachers of America 4; Men's Dormitory Association
Day Men's Association 4.
Basketball 2, 5, 4; Varsity

4;

2,

Edi-

DOUGLAS ERICKSON

Wayne

1,

1;

men's Association I, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2; Olympian
torial Board 2; Kappa Delta Pi 3; Science Club 3.

M. DiRICO, JR.

Future Teachers of America
3;

Maroon and Gold Band

4:
1,

Future
2,

3,

4;

3, 4.

RICHARD W. EVANS
JAMES

DOTY

E.

Shamokin
Science, Social Studies

Bloomsburg

Obiter I; Day Men's Association
Future Teachers of America 4.

Science Club 1,2, 3;

Speech Corncfioiiisf, Biological Science

Maroon and Gold Band
America

3;

1, 2,

Day Men's

3;

1,

Future Teachers of

Association

1, 2, 3, 4.

STEPHEN FAGO

ROBERT

J.

Centralia

DOWD

Science, Mathematics

Ringtown
Maf hematics

Science

Club

Science,

I, 2,

3, 4;

Day Men's

Future Teachers of America 4; Science Club
Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3.

Future Teachers of America 4;

Association

1,

2, 3, 4.

1, 2» 3;

JOSEPH

P.

FEIFER

Mt. Carmel

HARRY

R.

Science, Mathematics

EDWARDS

Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Phi Sigma Pi 3, President 4; Class Treasurer 2; Invitational Basketball Tournament !,
3, 4; Future Teachers of America 4; Men's Dormitory Association 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; College Council 4; Varsity Club 2,
Track

Hazleton
Social Sittilics, English

Athenaeum Club

i;

Kappa Delta

Association

Pi 3;

Day Men's

3;

1, 2, 3.

48

1,

2,

3,

4; Science

Newman Club

1,

2.

;

A
/

WILLIAM

FISHER

G.

Kulpmont
Scicttce,

Men's Association

D.iy

Club
I

;

2,

4.

3,

Gamma

Uc!ta Pi

2,

1,

Sigma

4; Plii

2,

Vice President

4.

Program Chairman

Tlicta Upsilon

3,

Gi(i,iiral}h\
3,

3,

4,

^,

3.

4;

Science

President 3; Aviation Club
Vice President 3, 4; Kappa

Pi 3. 4.

ROBERT

GERHARD,

A.

JR.

Palmcrton
Siicinc, Mathematics

Basketball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Phi Sigma Pi 4; Future
Teachers of America 4; Science Club 3; Day Men's Association

1.2. 3.4.

SENIORS

Upt'cr

roil':

DELORES

HARDING

E.

Muncy
Social Studies^ Spanish

Day Women's
Club

1,

Association

1, 2, 3, 4,

President 3; Science

Future Teachers of America

2, 3, 4;

4.

GRACE HEPPE
Sugarioaf
Biological Science, Social StnJies

Future Teachers of America 4; Olympian 3; Day Women's Association 4; Waller Hall Association 2, 3; Science Club 2, 3;

Women's Chorus

Hospitality

3;

Committee

Obitlr

5;

3.

Lower row:

WILLIAM

J.

HILL

Williamsport
Mathematics', Science,
Science

Club

3, 4;

Etifilish,

Social Studies

Future Teachers of America 4;

Men's Dormitory Association

RUSSELL OLIVER

3, 4.

HONS

Shavertown

Geography

Social Studies,

Future Teachers of America
Basketball

Upsilon
ketball

surer 2,

3,

I;

4,

Science

Club

Secretary 4;

Tournament

3,

4;

3,

2,

4;
3,

4;

Business

I'.ducation

Baseball

Aviation Club

3;

Wesley Fellowship

2;

Club

Gamma

Invitational
1,

2»

3,

4,

3.

49

I

Thcta
Bas-

Trea-

1953

upper row:

Lower row:
R.

EUGENE HUMMEL

ALEX WILLIAM KUBIK

Bloomsburg

York

,,'

Science, Mathcmatici

Speech C.orrccfionisf, Social Studies

Maroon and Gold Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President }; Inter-collegiate
Band 2, 5; Future Teachers of America 4; Lutheran Student Association

1,

2,

4;

3,

Day Men's

GEORGE

Association

F.

1,

2,

3,

4.

Class President 1; College Council Representative 4; Hospitality
3; Kappa Delta Pi 3,
Vice President 4; Si^ma Alpha
President 4; Men's Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2,

Committee Co-chairman; Freshman Adviser
4; Phi

Sigma

Eta

4,

3,

Pi 3, 4, Historian 3,

President 4; Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3. 4;
1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2.

JOHNS

Obiter

1, 2,

3;

Olympian

\C'illiamsport

Social Sfiiiiies,

Football

Geography

WILLIAM BEN LINN

Basketball 1; Future Teachers of America

1, 2, 3;

4.

Catawlssa
English, French

JIMMIE

Men's Glee Club

JOHNSON

Kappa Delta

2;

I,

America

4;

Day Men's

Pi 3, 4; Future Teachers of

Association 1,2,

3, 4.

Benton
Science, Matbema/ics

Future Teachers of America 4; Dramatic Club

Gold

1,

2;

Obiter

2,

1,

2; Mttrooti

Sports Editor 4; Science

4,

Club

CLEMENT

and

3,

MAKOWSKI

J.

4.

Keiser
Social Studies,

WILLIAM

H.

KLINE

Aviation Club

1, 2, 3;

Geography

Baseball 2, 3;

Gamma

Theta Upsilon

3.

Millersburg
Physical Science, Mathematics
Pilot 3, Associate Editor 3;

Treasurer 3; Obiter 2, 4, Sports Editor 2, Business Manager 4;
Student Christian Association 1; Science Club 1, 2» 3, 4; Kappa
Delta Pi 3, 4; Maroon and Gold 1, 2, 3, 4; Phi Si-ma Pi 4; Social
Recreation Committee 3, Chairman 3; Invitational Basketball

Tournament

R.

HENRY

Future Teachers of America 4; Class

3, 4.

MARINI,

JR.

Wayne
Geography

Science,

Dramatic Club 1, 2; Maroon and Gold Band 1, 2, 3; College
Council 2, 5, 4, Vice President 3; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Gamma
Theta Upsilon 3, 4; Class President 4; Olympian 2, Business
Manager 2; Future Teachers of America 4; Who's Who in
American Colleges and Universities 4.

ALEX PAUL KOHARSKI
Wyoming

JOHN

Spanish, French, English

B.

MATURANI

Milton

Maroon and Gold Band 1, 2, 3, Vice President 3; Glee Club 1,
2, 3, Secretary 2; Athenaeum Club 1, 2, 3, President 5; Newman Club 1, 2, 3, President 2; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Future
Teachers of America 4; Pilot 2, Associate Editor 2; Men's Dormitory Association

1, 2, 3.

Social Studies,

Men's Dormitory Association
4;
ica

Obiter
3,

4;

3,

4; Football

Varsity Club 2,

1,

3,

I,

2,
4.

Geography

2,
3,

3, 4;

4;

Maroon and Gold

2, 3,

Future Teachers of Amer-

;

upper row.

JOHN

K.

MINCEMOYER
Muncy

Social Studies,

Day Men's

Association

Club

4;

3,

Geography

4; Baseball 3, 4; Aviation

Future Teachers of America

4.

ROBERT MOORE
Benton
Scicuci't Mufhcinatit's

Men's Glee Club 2; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Athenaeum Club
Day Men's Association 1, 4; Men's Dormitory Association 2,
Phi Sigma Pi 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 4.

1;

3;

Loiccr row:

M.

EUGENE MORRISON
*

Bloomsburg
Science, Mathematics

Football

Gold

2,

2,

1,

3. 4;

3, 4;

Basketball

Varsity Club

I,

1,

Manager

2,

3,

4,

Teachers of America 4; Day Men's
Customs Committee 4; Olympian 3.

2,

3,

Maroun

4;

auil

Vice President 4; Future
Association 1, 2, 3, 4;

DAVID NORMAN NEWBURY
Watsontown
Biological Science, Social Studies
1, 2, Program Chairman 1; Assembly Committee
Chairman 3; Talent Show Director 2; Dramatics
Club 1, 2. Public Play 2; Obiter I, 2, 3, 4, Publicity Director
Editor 3, Editor 4; Olympian 2, Editor 2; College
1. Junior

Science
1,

2,

3,

Club
4,

Class President 3; Day Men's Association I, 2
Council 3
Men's Dormitory Association 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Maroon
and Gold 3, 4, Editorial Board 3, Feature Writer 4; Future
Teachers of America 4; Social Recreation Committee 3; Who's
;

Who

in

American Colleges and

Universities 4.

19

EDWARD

J.

McGEE

Hazlcton
Social Studies, Spanish

Day Men's

Association

DONALD

E.

I,

2, 3, 4.

MEREDITH

Northumberland
History, Geography

Maroon and Gold Band 3, 4;
Dormitory Association 2. 3,
ture Teachers of America 4.

Gamma
4;

Thcta Upsilon

Day Men's
51

3,

4;

Association

Men's
Fu-

I;

5 3

Upper rnu:

MICHAEL JAMES PALKO
Pottsville
Scictti't',

Science Club

America

Social

Stiitlivs

4; 0!\rn[}iii'i 3:

3.

Day Men's

4;

ALICE

J.

Future Teachers of

Association

3, 4.

QUICK

Wyalusing
French, Spanish, Engliih

Waller Hall Association
3.

4;

2,

I,

M.noon and Gold

3,

4,

3, 4;

Future Teachers of America
Board 4; Kappa Delta

Editorial

Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, PresiTreasurer 4; Student Christian Association I, 2, 3, 4;
Knox Fellowship 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, President 3; Ocitlr 4,
Copy Editor 4.
Pi 3, 4, Historian 4; Poetry

dent

3,

Lower row:

GEORGE REINSMITH
Lehighton
Social Studies,

Geography

Men's Dormitory Association

JOHN

H.

3, 4.

RITTENMEYER

Philadelphia

Speech Correctionist, Social Studies

Sigma Alpha Eta 2, 3. 4; Phi Sigma Pi 3, 4, President 4; Basketball
1,
2; Future Teachers of America 4; Men's Dormitory
Association 1. 2, 3; Day Men's Association 4.

19

5 3

JOHN

S.

SCRIMGEOUR

West Pittston
Science, Mathematics

Track and

Field 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2; Class Treasurer 2; Class
Vice President 3, 4; Future Teachers of America 4, Vice President 4; Science Club 3, 4, Program Chairman 3, President 4;
Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, President 4; Phi Sigma Pi 3, 4, Treasurer
3, 4; Men's Dormitory Association 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Invitational Basketball Tournament 3, Co-ordinator 3; Varsity Club 4;
Senior Ball and Banquet, General Chairman; Who's Who in
American CoHexes and V niiersittes 4.

JOHN SIVULICH
Kulpmont
Biolo^'W Social Studies

Future Teachers of America 4; Day Men's Association
4;
Men's Dormitory Association 2, 5; Science Club I, 3, 4; Aviation Club 2, 3; Olympian 3; Canterbury Club 4.
1 .

52

'/

i

Lower row:

upper rou:

EDWARD

WILLIAM HARRY STOUTENBURGH
Hatboro

Matbematia

Science,

1.

2.

Athenaeum Club

ture Teachers of America

3,

Aviaiion Club 3; Fu-

4;

Room Committee

Dining

3.

Hazleton
Fretich, S/)d«;i/j, Eng^lnh

Science^ Maibema/ics
2,

1.

4;

3,

JOAN LOUISE WERSIXGER

THOMAS

E.

Bloomsburg

Club

Club

Science

3;

Softball 2.

3,

RUTH
Science

JR.

Srirwff, Ma/hematics

Future Teachers of America 5, 4; Science Club I, 2, 5, 4; Phi
Sigma Pi >. 4, Assistant Secretary 3; Dining Room Committee
Chairman 4; Varsity Club 5. 4; Men's Dormitory Association 4;
Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4; Pep Committee 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3.
Basketball

WEAVER,

P.

Bcthlclicm

4,

3.

Treasurer

3;

Kappa Delta

>X'nmen*s Chorus

1,

2,

Pi

3,

4:

Dramatic Club

ture Teachers of America

3;

3, 4;

3.

>X'aller

4; Poetry Club 2; FuHall Association 2, 3-

Day >X'omen's Association I. 2, 5, 4. Ofticial Board 3; Future
Teachers of America 3, 4; Knox Fellowship I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer
2, Vice President 3; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Student Christian Association 2.

HAROLD W HITEBREAD
Beech Haven

VERHOUSKY

RUSSELL

Science, Mdtbi mattes

Coaidale
Science

Sftctch Corrcc/ionisf, Socia! StiiJics

Future Teachers of America 4; Sigma Alpha Eta
I,

2,

3,

4;

Baseball 2;

Track

I,

2,

3,

4;

3, 4;

Varsity Club 2,

Pi

3.

3, 4.

SHELDON

THOMAS ANTHONY WALSH

\CTLLIAMS

Wilkes-Barre

Warrior Run
Social ShtJics,

Club 1,2; Kappa Delta

Football

Social S/utiics, English

Geography
Men's Dormitorv Association 1. 2, 3; Alhcnaium
Club; Mixed Chorus; F. T. A.

Future Teachers of America 3, 4; Newman Club 1; Men's Dormitory Association I, 2, 5; Gamma Theta Upsilon 4; Day Men's
Association 4.

DOROTHY

S.

Summit

SAMUEL

^'ATKINS

Women's

3,

2;

4;

Future Teachers of America
Hall As-^ociation

VC'aller

Association 4.

YEAGER

Science, Mathematics

French, Spanish^ English

Kappa Delta Pi
men's Chorus 1,

R.

Montgomery

Hill

1,

2,

3.

Wo-

Future Teachers of America

3,

Day

gram Chairman
2;

4;

3,

4; Science

Maroon an J Gold

I,

Club

I.

2,

Editorial

3,

Co-ed of the Year Contest Chairman, Obittr

3.

2,

3.

4,

Pro-

Board

JOSEPH

J.

ZAHORA

Coaldale

General Science, Social

Sfiiities

Football 1,4; Future Teachers of America 4; Varsity Club
Assistant Secretary 4; Track 1; Freshman Football Coach

3, 4,
3,

Dr. Eiigelhardt

'A current problon

Dr. Kiiihr

—Science

Mr. Barton

in the Field

— A Challenging Question
in

American Hiatory

54

in

high schools

Four

Years'

HAPPY EVENTS

THE MAIN EVENT

55

Memories

Junior Class

OFFICERS

Ad
Prcudeiit

I

Secretary

-

-

-

-

-

-

e

-

David Superdock

Douglas Stauffer
-

RcprcH-ii/afiie

Represeii/atn

Beeman

-

-

-

Treasurer

Man

—Mrs.

-

Vice Pirs/Jnif

\X'uiii:ii!

her

Dolores Doyle

John Anderson

— Harriet

Williams

Charles Andrews

56

Consult Student Directory, pp. 142-44.

J unior

.

.

and

.

class

assuming the leadership due upperclassmen
ably

performing

procuring school rings

responsibilities

its

.

.

Paris" at the Junior Prom.

.

.

.

.

creating "April in

boplioiiiore Class

.

.

.

the

transition

upperclassmen

.

.

.

the annual Cotillion
in the pattern of

"

stage

between under and

"Winter
.

.

.

58

at

taking a definite place

Bloomsburg.

Consult Student Directory pp. 142-44.

Wonderland"

Soprloniore Clas
ass

OFFICERS

— Dr.

Kuster

Aihiscr
-

Prcsiilciif

Vice President
Secretary

Treasurer

.

-

.

-

-

.

-

Fred

-

-

WfDtian Represciitatiie

Edward Connolly

—
Makv

Mail Representative

Joseph Kinder

Jean Griffiths

.

-

DelMonte

-

-

Elt en

Henning

Keith McKay

59

Freshman

Class

OFFICERS
Aiiihcr
Prciiilcnt

Vnr

— Edw ARD T. DeVoe
-

Prcsicliiif

Secretary
Trc'iisurcr

-

Rfpri-sfiitiitiic

James Nicholas

-

-

-

-

-

Wminiii Rcprcscntatiie

Man

Thomas Higgins

-

-

-

-

-

Joan Christie

CuRT English

— Eleanor Nicholas
-

60

-

Carl Meyer

Consult Student Directory pp. 142-44.

Presliman Class

.

.

.

the rigors of customs

of Bloomsburg

.

.

.

new

.

.

.

.

.

.

the exploring

the traditional talent

friends, habits, routines

.

heart theme of the Freshman Dance.

61

.

.

show

Sweet-

I

1
I

•

wtl -••

.

I

1

I

k

Coiiiinimity

Lcfl tu Rif./}/

—G. H

...

J.

all

Government Association

M.

hry, E. Cunter,

Crisci,

'^'.

Jacobs,

students in one body func-

tioning through a college council,
a

medium

of exchange

the

for

plans and ideas of students, faculty,

and administration

.

.

.

Prcsitlcnt, ConiinlttiUy

Gnicrnmcnt Aswciation

64

Community Government

Association

--.----...
---------------..--_
---------------OFFICERS

Pn'siilcnf

Edwin Cuni-er
Michael Crisci

Vice President
Secretary

Treasurer
Assistant

Judith Fry

William Jacobs
Gerald Houseknecht

Treasurer

FACULTY MEMBERS
Dr. North

Dr. Engclh.irdt

Dr. Hcrrc

Mr. Hallisy

Mr. Hoch

Miss Ranson

Dr. Kehr

Mr. Yohe

Miss

Hazen

Miss

,

Macdonald

STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES
Andrews
Edward Campbell

Joseph Feifer

Alfred Chiscon

Joanne Cuff

Mary Ellen Henning
Thomas Higgins

Rosella Danilo

Alex Kubik

Fred DelMonte

Keith

Charles

Elaine

Gunther

McKay

65

Henry Marini
Carl Meyer

Eleanor Nichols

David Superdock
Harriet Williams

Mildred Wrzesniewski

—
—

tint Rou. Lift to Right
R. Harris.

—

Row
W.

J.

^J.

J.

Scrimgeour, A. Quick. M. Condon,

L. Benner, C.
J.

Goodwin,
Ciavaglia,

B. Gulick,

W.

Froncek,

J.

I.

CichowiL'Z, Dr. M.iupin, R.

Adams, W. Carson, R. Ewing,
S.

Gunther, R. Evans, A. Bittner,

Hill, E.

Duke,

Row

Bogden, H. Edwards,

kneclit, T.
B.

Sccoiiil

Johnson,

Carmody,

J.
S.

P.

S/v//j

Ron

Fifth

—

Kline.

Kappa Delta Pi
...

a

National Honor Society in Education,

encouraging high intellectual and personal standards, and fostering professional fellowship and

growth

.

.

.

66

Ferdinand,

J.

Hcrchcl,

Anderson.

Edwards, D. Doyle, C. Brennan. Fourth

Fry, R. Grant, C. Bell.

Hoffman.

J.

J.

Row

Krauso,

—

E.

W.

Third

Row

—

Cunfer, G. HouseJacobs, A. Hantjis,

Kappa Delta Pi
OFFICERS

—Dr.

Adv'ncr
President

-

Vice President

John Scrimgeour

-

-

-

Corresponding Secretary

Recording Secretary
Treasurer

FiTst

W.

Row,

Lt'jt

to

Raker, C. Pease.

J.

Newhart,

J.

Miller,

L.

P.

Right

—D.

Newbury,

Second Rotf

— M.

McLaren, O. Moss.

MacGill, M.

J.

-

-

Robert

Rou

J.

—

P.

Wrzesniewski, A. Kubik.

E.

-

Erma

R.

Fourth Rou

J.

—

Bean

Regina M. Herchel

].

O'Donnell, M. Neugard, D. Paternoster,

O'Loughlin,

Harris

— Irene Cichowicz

Long, R. Thomas, M. Williams, D. Watkins,

Ledyard,

Third

-

Maupin

Wersinger,
S.

Uhrich,

Traver, P. Macalousky, R. Korba,
T.

Johnson, A.

Chiscon, E.

Sable,

H. Marini, H. Whitebread, D. Superdock. K. Smith.

r
1

f

Si^ma Pi

Plii

First

Rou, Left

—A.

to

Right

C.

Brcnnan,

Kubik,
R.

J.

Locke,

Rittenmeyer.
Zahora,

J.

Scrinigeour,

A.

McManus, W. Stoutenburgh, D. Superdock.

W.

Kline,

M.

Jones, R.

Holtzman,

C. Andrews, R. Oney, K. Kirk.

J.

J.

Kopec.

Fourth

Fifth

— C.

Sixth Ron-

Row

Sccot:J

Adviser;

Row

Row

— R.

R.

—

—V.

Backwash,

Schleicher.

E. Connolly, F. Del

Steinbach, F. Gavio. D.

Rumer, A. Schmidt,

K.

W.

Third

Raker, M. Crisci,

Rou

—M.

Moran,

Monte, D. Richardson,

Newbury, A. Chiscon,

McKay.

OFFICERS
Aihhcr
Vresidcnt

—Mr.

-

V/cc PnsiJcnf
-

Secretary

J-^ck

-

-

-

...
for

Rittenmeyer

Alex W. Kubik
Ch.^rles

-

a

National Professional Fraternity

Schleicher

men

based on twenty-three years

of fellowship, scholarship, and profes-

Brennan
sional skill

Treasurer

-

-

-

John

S.

Scrimgeour

68

.

.

.

Ome^a

Pi

Pi

OFFICERS
Aihiscr
.

Prci'nletit

—Mr.
_

Gihrig

William Jacobs

.

.

Vice President

-

-

-

.

.

promoting, extending, and creat-

Clare Davis
ing interest and scholarship in

_

Secretary
Triiisiirer

-

_

-

Jean Newhart

.

-

-

merce

Judith Fry

.

.

.

members having

high ethical standards plus

service equaling

Row, Lcjt

lo Kigl^l

— Dr. Andruss, Miss Noyes,

Mr. Hinkel, Mr. Henric.

—

SfronJ Ron-

R. Grant. A. Bittner. M. ^'rzcsnicwski,

high

a

professional promise and superior scholastic ratings,

Fir^t

com-

R. Harris,

J. Pichel, \C'.

L. Macgill. J.
S.

worthy

Newhart,

^'. Jacobs, j. Fry.

Uhrich, M. Ncupard,

Raker.

TliirJ

Ron

A. Swaboski, A. Hantjis, R. Locke, C. Pease, R. Knause, E. Cunfer.

enterprise

— Mr.

S.

Hoffman.

P.

.

.

.

Mr. Gehrig.
O'l.oughlin.

Hallisy. E. Longo, R. Haas,

Alplia Psi Oiiiega

Sifting, Left to

—

ing

B.

—

Right

Von Drach,

B. Caccia, Secretary; V. Burness, J. Miller.

J.

Ciavaglia,

President;

N.

Wilson,

Stand-

G.

Adviser;

Houseknechc.

.

.

.

providing encouragement and recog-

nition for students interested in dramatics

and the college theater, being comprised of
outstanding members of the Bloomsburg
Plavers

.

.

.

OFFICERS
Ailtiser

President

Secretary

Treasurer

70

-

—Dr.
_

-

.

-

\Vilson

-

.

James

.

.

_

Lena

Ciavagli.'V

A. Caccia

Joanne

R.

Cuff

Gam ma

Tlieta Upsilon

OFFICERS
AJiiwr
President

.

Vice President
Secretary

Treasurer

...

—Mr.
-

a Professional

Clem Makowski

-

Russell Hons

.

.

-

William Fisher

.

-

-

-

Sterling

John M. DiRico

-

Geography Fraternity

ing close bonds of fellowship, professional
ise

and study, and high character and

Finf Row, Left In Rixhl
A. Bclinsky, E. Campbell,
B. EUinger,

R. Lewis,

J.

— H.
J.

seek-

prom-

ideals

.

.

.

Marini, R. Hons, C. Makowski,

Schallcs, B. Ycagcr, T. Stcfanik.

Froncck.

71

J.

DiRico,

ThirJ

J.

lies.

Rom— M.

SiroiiJ

Ron

— H. Eckart,

Morris. D. Smith, K. Hidlay,

bignia Alplia Eta

f/rs/ Koir, Left to

Right

—

M.

C. Bell. Treasurer;

DiLibclbii,

R. Korba, Recording Secretary, A. Kubik, President.

M. Martz,
E.

J.

Levandosky, P. Noll.

Keim, M. Pliscott, H. Brooks.

Third Rou

Fourth

—

Row

Cjrrcspundm- Secretary; Miss

SccotiJ

— D.

Rou

Rhodes,

E.

J.

OFFICERS

—Miss

Weir

President

-

Alex Kubik

-

— Nancy Heebner
Secretary —

.

.

.

creating and stimulating

Vice President

Recording

Mary

Corresponding Secretary

—

Rose M. Korea
Treasurer

interest in speech

Dreibelbis

Clyde Bell

.

.

.

ty,

fellowship,

co-ordinating

toward

efforts

goal

and hearing

learning experiences, unioffering

.

72

.

.

Stauffer,

Mahoney, R. Grobowski,

G. Bennet, B. Jones.

Adiiu-r

W'cir, Adviser;

Ohlman, N. Swartz,

G. Masanovich, D.

Peterson,

Von Drach,

B.

—N.

interests
a

and
and

common

P.

Boyle,

E. Schmidt,

Student Christian Association

First

— M.

Row,

Lcjt to Ki^ht

—

^J.

Nielson, L. Deibert.

Coleman, Mr. Hinkel.

W. Bowman,

t.

Xunn. A.

B. Balliet, P. Phillips, A.

Fisher, L. Schuliery, G.

Houseknecht,

Dreese, R. Ellis. G. Harris, R. Lewis.

D. Sharretts, M. Trefsgar, L. Fry, M. Bitler, L. Szerafinski, B. Zimmerman, F. Evert, B. Hoffman,
P.

Edwards, N. Gunton,

J.

Traver,

B. Yeager, C. Trobetsky, A.

J.

Lukac, A. Moyer, A. Quick, M. Parrish, A. Atmonavage. Fifth

Laidccker. SctoiiJ

J.

—
Row—A.

Thini Rou
fourth

—O. Moss,

Row

J.

Swartz.

Nicholas,

Hermany, N. Homsher, C. Davis, H. Edwards.

OFFICERS
Aihiscr
Prcsiiienf

-

Vice President
Secretary

Treasurer

—Mr.

-

Hinkel
Louise Schullery

-

...

a social

and devotional on-campus

Gerald Houseknecht

...

....

organization including students of

all

Alice Fisher

Edgar

Nunn

denominations
faith

73

.

.

.

united

in

Ron

E. Nichols,

Christian

Future Teacners or America

OFFICERS
John Bogdan

President

John Scrimgeour

Vice President
Secretary

Treasurer

-

Jean O'Donnell
Joseph Barkley

-

Danilo, R.

Ferdinand,

Davenport,

Fitzpatrick, D.

Hendcrshot, T.

Dean, M.
De Campi, H.

Froncek,

Heppe, G.

Fry, R.

Herchel, R.

Dennen,

Fulmer, T.

Hess, P.

De

J.

J.

Paul, R.

Diltz, L.

Di Rico,

MEMBERS

Dotter,

J.

S.

J.

J.

Heisley,

J.

Garrison, R.

Hileman,

Gembusia,

Hill,

J.

W.

W.

Gerhard, R.

Hoffman,

Goodhard, E.

Hons, R.

S.

Campbell, E.

Doty,

Goodwin, T.

Hosier,

J.

Carmody,

Dowd, R.

Gordner, A.

Houseknecht, G.

Anspach, T.

Castle, R.

Duke, B.

Grabowski, R.

Hvasta,

Baer, B.

Charney, T.

Durso, M.

Grant, R.

Johns, G.

Chiscon, A.

Edwards, H.

Gray, H.

Johnson,

J.

Ciavaglia,

Edwards, P.

Grazel,

Johnson,

J.

Endler,

Greco,

Adams, C.
Anderson,

Barkley,

J.

Bean, E.
Bell,

S.

J.

Cichowicz,

C.

W.

Benner, L.

Cleaver,

Bennett, P.

Condon, M.

Bickel, B.

Cooke, L.

Bodek,

Coursen,

S.

Bogden,

J.

Crisci,

I.

I.

M.

J.

I.

M.

M.

S.

Johnson, T.

J.

Erickson, D.

Gulick, B.

Jones,

M.

Erwine,

S.

Gunther, E.

Jones,

W.

Eunson,

F.

Gunton, N.

Jones, R.

Evans, R.

Gurzynski, F.

Kallenbach, G.

Evans,

Hale, R.

Kallenbach,

Flarding, D.

Kelshaw,

J.

Eveland,

Boj'chuck, D.

Cuff,

Boyle, J.

Cunfer, E.

Ewig, C.

Harris, R.

Kennedy,

Brennan, C.

Cyganowski, A.

Fago,

Haupt, M.

Kirk, K.

J.

S.

S.

J.

J.

Czerwinski, A.

Fedrigon, O.

Havard,

Burness, V.

Davis, C.

Feifer, J.

Heacock, A.

Kline,

Caccia, L.

D'Angelo, R.

Felker,

Heebner, N.

Knause, R.

Brooks,

H.

M.
74

J.

Kissinger, F.

W.

M.

Future Teacliers or America

Knccht, A.

Meisner, R.

Koharski, A.

Meredith, D.

Price,

R.

Kornfcld, A.

Miller, J.

Pugh,

J.

Krause,

Mincemoyer,

J.

Pliscott, L.

J.

.

Raabe, R.

Krunkosky, M.

Moore, R.

Raker,

Ksanznak, L.

Morgan, M.

Reinsmith, G.

J.

Kubik, A.

Morgan,

W.

acquainting upperclassmen with teaching

cation to prospective students and those already

Reisenweaver,

P.

.

problems while advancing the interests of edu-

Montague, H.

Krunkosky,

.

Quick, A.

S.

Bloomsburg

enrolled at

Morrison, G.

Rhoads, C.

Ledyard, M.

Moss, O.

Rhoads, N.

Lewis, R.

Moyer, A.

Richardson, C.

Linn, B.

Neugard, M.

Roll, T.

Stoutenburg,

Linn, E.

Newbury, D.

Rompola, E.

Swartz, N.

Laidacker,

J.

W.

.

.

.

Watkins, D.

Weaver, E.

Locke, R.

Newhart,

Sable, E.

Skeeba,

Long, M.

Neyhard, M.

Schofield, J.

Thomas, R.

Whitebread,

Macgill, L.

Nunn, W.

Schmidt, L.

Thompson,

Williams, A.

Magargel, M.

O'Donneil,

Schullcry, L.

Tilmont,

J.

J.

Makowski, C.

Ohlman,

H.
Marr, H.

O'Loughlin,

Marini,

Maturani,

Scrimgeour,

E.
P.

Oney, R.
J.

Ottavi.ini,

Mayo, G.

Paige, P.

McCauley.

Parrish,

J.

Shamro,
Sharp,

W.

J.

J.

J.

Soberick, F.

J.

H

Williams, B.
J.

Williams, M.

Traver,

J.

Uhrich,

S.

Williams,

Verhousky, R.

Von Drach,

R.

Wallace, C.

Wallace,

Wirth,

S.

J.

Wrzesniewski, M.

Smith, K.
Snierski, R.

M.

J.

Wersinger,

J.

Yeager,

Yencha,

S.
S.

McLaren, P.

Paternoster, D.

Speal, E.

McManus, A.
McQuown, N.

Patton, E.

Stauffer, D.

Walsh, T.

Zahora,

Pease, C.

Stefanik, T.

Walters,

Zeigenf use, A.

Meier,

Pichel, J.

Stiner,

J.

M.

75

J.

Yesson, C.

S.

Wasiakowski,

J.

J.

Zerby, A.

J

Business Education Club

finf Ron, Left

Right

to

M.
J.

Crisci,

Boyle,

D. Doyle,

S.

Andre,

—

J.

hodek,

S.

—

S.

Kinder,

Cook, H. Morrison, M. Hoffccker, C. Pease,

J.

Third

Bennet, B. Westover,

S.

fifth

Barklev.

Hoffman,

—R. Locke, R.
Fourth Ron —

Row

—

Ron

Verano. E. Rompala,

K. Kirk,

J.

Muelhof, Croup.

Nicholas.

J.

OFFICERS
Adiiscr
President

Treasurer

-

William H.^track

_

-

Jean Newhart

-

-

_

Secretary

Rygiel

-

-

Vice President

—Mr.

_

-

I.

J.

Newhart,
Stephens, E. Berry,

Cichowicz.

W.

T. Jones, M. Durso, M. Wrzniewski,

Hiller, D. Jones. T. ^'ellivcr.
J.

President;

Urich, Secretary

Treasurer;

Coval, D. Johnson.

M. Henning, C. Trobetsky,
B.

b.

Second Roif

Mr. Rygiel, Sponsor.

Sarae Ulrich
Sylvester Bodek

76

J.

Mincer, F. Zeranski,

S.
J.

President;
J.

Shamro,

Raker, M. Walsh,

Hvasta
Kline,

R. Oney,
J.

Murray

Business Education Club

...

a large

and active organization using extra-

curricular activities to enlarge the business edu-

cation experiences of

Fhil Roil. Left In Rifiht
E. Dean.

ScconJ Rou

—

— A.

J.

W.

Jacobs, A. Gengenbach.

E.

Balent,

J.

D. Levan,

J.

Keifcr,

Ikeler, J.

Mackelhoe, G. Wiik,

Third

Row

O'Donncll.

—

J.

Christie, J.

J.

B.

Bietg,

Rnu

—

j.

members

.

.

.

Czcck, M. Lewis, R. Wayne, M. Hartcr,

H. Stewart, C. Case, R. Hurtt,

Bush, A. Vermilya,

Foiii//j

its

J.

Coleman,

McCormick, V. Karycki, R. Grant.

77

J.

Reese,

Panichello, L. Diltz, E. Childs,
P.

O'Brien,

L.

Rhinehart,

W.

J.

Sibley, R.

Montague,

Kozlaski, M. Neugard,

M. Neyhart,

M. Gobstcr,

R.

J.

Chcrrington,

Shuttlesworth,

women

cilorus

s

OFFICERS
Aih'iscr

President

_

.

Vice President
Secretary

Treasurer

-

—Mr.

Smith

Myra Albertson

_

-

-

...

Louise Schullery

.

-

Sally

Morgan

Mary Ledyard

-

mmm
Pint Rou, Left

to

Rixhl

— Mr.

Smith,

E. Miller, A. Vermilya, J. Lipko, J.

G.

Harris,

A.

Dreese,

E.

Watson,

M. DePaul, R. Korba, M. Neugard,
E.

Balent,

C. Case,

M.

P.

Phillips,

Ertel,

E.

Novak,

J.

Stephens,

Desmond,
F.

B.

Keipcr,

J.

A.

L.

Schullery.
J.

SccoiiJ

J.

—

Row

H. Clark,

Kornfeld,

E. Brace, J. Traver,

G. Gebhard, E. Adams,

M. Williams,

Hester,

Hendershot.

L.

J.

Miller,

J.

Deibert, B.

Balliett,

R. Girdauskas, L. Szerafinskl, C. Shupp,

Fourth Ron,

McCormick, M.

—M.

Bitler,

A. Swartz, M.

O'Braitis, B. Bryan, P.

78

M.

Curilh,

Buck, M. Hoffecker,

R. Snierski.
S.

M. Melchan,
C.

Rummage,

ThirJ

Row

—

Fisher, L. Fisher, R. Paul,

Neilson,

McLaren.

Lewis,

B. Kester,

J.

Kanyok,

J.

Ference,

women

clloriis

s

i?^;e
First

M.
J.

Row,

M.

to

Right

J.

Heisly,

—A.

Hippensteel,

Lukac, M. Duttinger,

G. Ott,
B.

Left

Dreibclbis,

P.

^X'illiams,
J.

Noll,

M. Gracion,

J.

Lundy.
S.

L.

Bogart,

Second

P.

—

Row

Andre, N. Wren,

Griffiths, C.

Vought,

J.

Edwards,

J.

Evans, A. Hermany,

S.

L.

D.

Jones,

Fry, P. Hess,

S.

J.

Kline,

J.

Hoffman, R. Grant,

P.

.

S.

E. Hall, A.

Reisenweaver.

Haupt,

.

.

S.

Albert,

E.

ThinI

— R.

Row

Gengenbach, C. Stoehr, A. Moyer,
Fourth

Row

—

E.

Adams,

P.

lassies

singing to-

gether for the enjoyment of themselves,
the college, and the

79

community

.

.

S.

Fry,

Krapf,

OXoughlin,

Morgan.

golden throated

Myers,

Yenshaw, A. Snyder, A. Jenkins,

Wagner, M. Albertson, T. Valenta, R. Cope.

W. Bowman,

Hoffman, R. Gillman, G. Histed, M. Parrish, N. Williams,

M. Ledyard,

Gunton,

N.

B. Vanderslice,

.

Mixed Cliorus

First Roil, Lift to R/,?/j/
F.

Keiper,

M. Williams,
Morgan, E,

J.

Miller, S.

J.

McCormick,

J.

Hester, C.

over,

S.

E.

— Mr.
L.

Smith, R. Paul, B.

Miller,

Novak. M.

Von

M. Lewi;.

Dracli,

N. Williams, A. Kornftld,

Scliullcry,

O'Braitis,

A. Hermany, M.
P.

Duttinger,

O'Loughlin,

Deveraux. E. Dean, C. Deitch, B. Shaneman, B. Lewis,

S.

Scioiul

Rou.'

N.

—

P.

Hoy.

Hoffman,

Ron
ThirJ

Semanski.

Fourth

A. Vcrmilya, R. Girdauskas.

Rummage, M. Renn, M. Ledyard,

A.

— W.

Goditus,
Fifth

S/.v//j

Bowman,

Row
L.

Ron

Roll.

— M.

—

—

S.

Diebert,
P.

P.

Paige,

Adams,
L.

Fry,

Phillips,

M. Dean,

Williams, B. West-

Bogden. R. Raabe, T. Rebbeneck,

J.

E.

Bitler,

P.

Shupp.

OFFICERS
Robert Von Drach

President

Vice

Ruth Paul

Prisitleiif

Secretary

Treasurer

-

-

Mary Lewis

Sara Jane

Hoffman
.

.

.

the blending of sweet soprano and

rich baritone voices for the

common

pleasure of the group, the college, and
the

80

community

.

.

.

Aviation Club
OFFICERS
Adiiscr
.

Prcsiilcnf

Vice

Treasurer

.

-

.

_

-

Sterling
-

-

-

Pirsiclciit

Sccrc/iiry

—Mr.

-

-

-

.

Lee Benner
Jay

S.

Wirth

Rita Meisner
Ila M.

Coursen

.

.

.

looking Into the future and keep-

ing abreast of the present by promoting
all

aspects of aeronautics

^^^^^^^^m'f^^'^fr'^^^

.

.

.

science

CluL

OFFICERS
Advisers — Dr. Kuster, Mr. Lanterman
Preshlcnf

-

Vice Pre side uf

Treasurer

-

-

-

S.

Scrimgeour

Shirley Eveland

-

-

-

Secretary

John

-

-

Elizabeth Baer

Alton W. Schmidt

Fhit Row, Left to R/.s/j'— H. Novak, N. Noz, F. Soberick, S. Eveland, R. Fry, G. Holdren, P. Hartman.
Second Row T. Davis, H. Home, S. Krum, J. Dennen, R. Rhodes, O. Baker, A. Schmidt. ThirJ Row
A. Garringer, J. Tuckett, N. Snyder, P. Ives, H. Rutkowski, S. Rinchimcr, V. Scrimgeour, R. Thomas,
fourth Row R. Huntz, A. Atmonavage, B. Butler, R. Blyler. J. Slembarski, E. Baer, D. Harding.

—

—
—

82

science Clul,

First Rolf. Lift In Rif;/}/

—
—

Second Row J. Krause,
Third Row M. Palko,
J.

P.

.

.

.

Heislcy. R. Evans, V.

—

L. Cole, \V. Hill, J.

S.

P.

Harding,

B.

Bennett, P. Harding, R. Ledger,

J.

physical fields through use of lectures,

demonstrations, motion pictures, and
.

W.

Carson, R. Cornell,

.

83

Fcifcr, R.

J.

J.

Froncek, B.

J.

Halcovich, A. Walburn,

Moore, «'. Kline.

Luchs, Dr. Kuster, Sponser.

Bishop, Mr.

J.

Johnson, A. Chiscon.

experience in both the biological and

.

Dowd,

Buckwash, R. Kanaskie,

enlarging scientific knowledge and

field trips

Anderson, \V. Stoutcnburi;h,

Yeager, E. Gunther,

Lanttrman.
j.

Scrimgeour.

Fourth Rou
F:ffh

—

Row —

BlooniSjburd PI ayers

First
J.

RoUy Left

Scott,

O. Fcdrigon,
J.

L.
J.

to

Right

M. Ruddick,

Palutis,

J.

Harter.

Boyle,

J.

O'Donnell. G. Benner,

M. Martz,

Benner.

— M.

P.

S.

H. Clark. C. Craparo,

Ciavaglia,
S.

Phillips,

J.

Wersinger,

R. Danilo, M. Hoffecker.

N. Noz,

P.

McLaren,

J.

Devereaux, B. Carter, T. Stefanik, G. Herre, B.

Fourth Ron

—

Shoop, F. Vacante, C. Deitch, P.

P.

Ferdinand. G. Houseknecht,

J.

\C'.

Bowman.

Second Roiv

Cuff,

—

J. Miller, S.

Von Drach,

J.

J.

S.

Hiller.

Ference,

J.

J.

Boiling,

Mincer,

Hvasta, Dr. Wilson.

L.

I.

Thirti

Curilla, C. Bauer, J. Chapin,

Magaro, D. Lynn, M. Moran, D. McNeilis,

B.

Goodell,

Cichowicz,

I.

Roti^
Endler,

Ottaviani,

Luchs.

OFFICERS
AJiher
-

PrcsiJciit

Vice Preiidciit
Secretary
Trca>,urcr

—Dr.
-

.

-

-

-

-

_

-

...

a

workship

in

educational dram-

James Ciavaglia
atics

James Ferdinand

-

-

Wilson

Mary Ann Martz

by creation of student staged

productions for college and public

Sherrill Hiller

84

.

.

.

Bloom sbii re

"A

'Knul Lady'

'YoH Can't Take

85

It

With You"

Plavers

Tuesday Nigbter"

Waller Hall Association
Governing

OFFICERS
Aih/sns

—Dean Kehr, Miss Macdonald
-

Prcs/ilcii/

\';(C

-

Prcudciit

Secretary

Mvra

-

-

.

.

Treasurer

_

RosELLA Danilo

_

_

_

E.

Albertson

Louise Schullery
_

Mary Ledyard

Seated, Left to Right

— Miss

Macdonald,

L. Schullery,

M. Albertson, M. Ledyard, R. Danilo, Dr. Kehr.

¥int Row, Lift
I.

to

Right

— W.

Cichowicz, H. Rutkowski,

B. Baer,

Bowman,
J.

G. Benner, M. Neugard,

N. Snyder,

J.

Yosviak,

S.

Andre,

L. Bogart, A. Fisher, B. Berry,

Bower, E. Brace,
J.
J.

P.

McLaren,

J.

Lukac, H. Clark, R. Gydosh.
Albert, L. Szerafinski.

G. Ott,

Hester.

Fourth

J.

—

Row

SirnriJ

Griffiths.

Third
J.

—

Row

J.

Ron

Boiling,

Johnson, B.

Balliet.

— R.

P.

Damlu, R. Grant,

Haupt, M. Williams,

M. Gobster,

E.

Gerosky,

Waller Hall Association
B oar<

...

women

all

making

living

cheerful,

dormitory
together

students
pleasant,

a

and cooperative experience,

while carrying out social, educational,

and governing programs

Stantlin^

M.

—

P.

Patton.

Edwards,
P.

Bower,

j.

O'Louglilin,

J.

I.

Coursen,

McCormick,

B.
J.

.

.

.

Baer,

Greco,

A. Fisher, M. ^"illiams.

First

R.

Rou

,

Lcjt to Ri^/jf

Rohrbach,

M. Ledyard,
P.

Bitler,

L.

S.

J.

—

McCauley,

J.

Scott, J.
P.

Versinger,

Edwards,

J.

J.

Fcrence,

Traver, N. Gunton, B. Hoffman, L. Schullcry, C. Gill.
S.

Hiller,

Hoffman, A. Korntcid, M. Hoffecker, C. Case,

Fry, C. Sanders, X. Rcnn, B. Reitmeyer,

S.

Hvasta, T. Jones, X. Homsher.

P. Miller, E. Nichols, C. Goodell.

M. Lyngousky, G. Histed,

P.

SfcottJ

ThirJ Rou

Fourth Roti

—

— A.

C.

Rnu

—

Quick,

Rummage,

O'Loughlin, M. Albertstm, M. ^'rzesniewski.

•^

Men s Dormitory

First

Row,

Second

—

Lcfl to Rfght

Row

E. Berry,

}{oii

—

Fifth
S:.\th

...

P.

Rou
Rou

—

J.

M.

— R. Shuttlesworth,

OndruU,

J.

Association

F. Betz, J.

Zahora, M. Bernot,

Goodwin, M. Jones,

Crisci, T.

J.

W.

Ncmetz,

Johnson,

S.

J.

Panichello, B. Mont,

all

Davenport, T. Stefanick,

J.

J.

Boyle, R. Castle, A.

resident male students together

for the regulation of dormitory condi-

with the providing of

social

programs for the entire college com-

munity

.

.

.

OFFICERS

Ad riser
Pn'siilciit

-

Vice PresiJeiit

-

-

-

-

Hoch
Joseph Feifer

Charles Brennan

-

-

Scrri'fary

Treasurer

—Dean

J.

Joseph Colone

John Scrimgeour

88

W.

W.

Ottaviani,

Kline, J. Johnson,

J.
J.

j.

KovaL

W.

J.

Ellmgcr.

ThirJ Rou

Raker, A. Geringer, R. Hons.

Tucket, T. Higgins, C. Ruffing,

McManus, W.

G. Kallenbach, K. Kirk, C. English, K. Smith, C. Pease,

tions along

Swigonski, E. Cunfer, R. Lewis,

Stoutenburgh, D. Erickson, C. Andrews,

Bennett, C. Brennan, R. Holtzman, F. Williams, T. Sanders,

—
—

J.

Devreaux, R. Schmidt, R. Locke, R. Von Drach,

Fourth

Shemanski, T. Rowley.

Anderson, D. Meredith, D. Newberry.
Feifer,

M. MacKay,

E. Palushock.

Day Men's
...
ing

non-dormitory male students tak-

all

a

Association

unified active part in the social and

student governmental functions of college
life

.

.

.

OFFICERS

Ad

I

her

Vice President
Secretary

—
—D.
Third Row—

FirU Rou. Lcfl to Right
Bogdon.

I..

Benncr.

foiiTlh Roll

Rou,

—

E.

Second Rou

Campbell,

J.

SIcmbarski, B. Bishop, H. Novak,

Levan, H. Eckhar:, P. Cain,

J.

Meir,

J.

J.

Omior, G.

E. Sable. J.

B. Carter, G.

Harris, ^". Pettit, E. Connolley, R. Girton,

^"atts, R.

Bittner, E. Siscoc,

J.

Bluges, E.

John Bogdan

-

-

-

Clyde Adams

R. Gerhard. R. George, B. Evans,

Roberts, G. Houscknccht. C. Adams, %". Carson, K. W^agner,

A. Galanti, D. Carey, O. Baker, A. Gurzunski, E. Kapsak,

—

-

Xt'iik.

William Fisher

-

-

Treasurer

Herre

Edvcard Campbell

-

PrcsiJciil

J.

—Mr.

J.

J.

Healey, G. Hcrre. R. Hale, B. Duke, R. ^"ayne.

Kennedy, A. Kubik,

Mordan, N. Traugh,

P.

P.

Gergen,

B.

Hughes, D. Evans.

Harding, R. Kocher,

J.

Kosloski,

Fifth

Day

Wonieii's Association

Bucher,
Gunther,
Eunson, H. Home, A.
Makowski.
Right —
Ranson,
M. Neyhard,
Zimmerman, N. Rhoads, D. Harding, M. Bogardus,
Carmody, M. Megargel,
Vought,
—M. Walters,
Kruni,
Morgan, M. Harter.
Third Rou — A. Heacock, R. Thomas, G. Milcwski, C.
Watts.
O'Brien, A, Burlingame. M.
Wintersteen,
Eveland,
D.
Lundy,
fourth Row—
Wersinger.
Moore,
Hougli,
Gerhard, N. Oberdorf,
R. Herchel, H. May. Fifth Rou^J. DeOrio,
Myers, M. Cedor,
Dauber, N. Bangs,
Montague,
Gulick, M.
Fowler,
Hartman. Sixth Row—
Yohey,
I-ir^f

Rolf;

Second

Li'jt

Miss

to

Row

L.

Diltz.

B. Vanderslice, C.

B.

Yost,

P.

B.

Bartges, B.

Knoiise,

Jones,

E.

J.

B.

J.

Reese,

I.

Sones, P.

Hippenstecl,

R.

J.

P.

R. Fry,

S.

P.

J.

Soberick,

G. Heppe. R. Danilo,

Frey, P.

F.

S.

S.

F.

E.

B.

Trefsger,

Johnson.

90

B.

E,

J.

J.

S.

J.

Schalles,

S.

F.

Day Women's

Association

OFFICERS
Adr'ncr
President

.

Vice Piesideiif
Secretary

Treasurer

.

.

.

promoting

interests of

dents,
fare,

and

protecting

the

women

stu-

non-dormitory

working together

in social,

and student-government

Tk en on

wel-

affairs.

to cl ass

91

-

-

-

Elaine Gunther
-

.

-

-

Ranson
.

.

-

-

— Miss

Hope Horne

Miriam Neyhard
-

Leona Diltz

OBITER
Ediliir-iii-Chicf

.

Associate Editors

-

—Alired

-

David Nevcbury

Chiscqn, Joseph Bar-

KLEY, BeSSMARIE WiLLIAMS

Copy

Alice Quick

Eilitc

Sports Editors

—

JiMMiE Johnson, Eugene Morrison
Business

William Kline

Manager

Adicrtising Manager

Advertising — Keith

James Ciavaglia

Weiser, Nancy Noz, Mary
HOEFECKER, JoANNE HeISLEY, HaNK NoVAK,
Nancy Lou Rhoads, Sherrill Phillips, Larry
Ksanznak, Frank Vacante, Margaret Shultz,
Burt Carter, Myrtfle Megargel

I

DAVID

N.

NEWBURY

Etlitor-iu-Cbicf

.

.

.

providing

B. S. T. C.

while

—

giving

its

a

lasting pictorial record of life at

leaders,

members, and

activities

—

workshop experience for the book's

constructors.

JIMMIE

JOHNSON

sports Editor

ALICE QUICK

KEITH McKAY

Copy Editor

publicity Director

92

STAFF 1953
Sales

Sales

Thomas Johnson

Manager

— Edna

Keim,

Mary

Holly Smith,

Lewis,

Elinor Evans, Virginia Scrimgeour,

Howard

Marr, Stanley Aagard
Publicity
Staff

Keith McKay

Direct nr

Stephen Wolfe

Artist

Irene Cichowicz

Secretary
T\l>ists

—Jeanetta Mincer, Sara Jane Hoeiman,

Clare Davis, Betsy Hendershot, John CherRINGTON

WiLLIAM KLIM;
Business

THOMAS JOHNSON
Sd/ci

Manager

93

MaitjRcr

JAMES CIAVAGLIA

IRENE CICHOWICZ

Adi CT thing Manager

Secretary

MAROON
.

1^

.

.

presenting current news and opin-

ions to the student

body by way of the

printed word, while encouraging the
•<££.

creativeness of journahstically

minded

ALFRED CHlbCOX
EditoT-iu-Chii-f

students

.

.

.

EDITORIAL BOARD

first

Row, Left

marie Williams,

to

Right

Betty

Andrews, Stephen Wolfe.

ALBERT McMANUS
Blisiitess

Manager

94

—Feme

Hoover.

Soberick,

Second

Nancy Sue Williams,

Row

—John

Bess-

Bogdan, Charles

and

GOLD
DEF'ARTMENTAL HEADS

HARRIET ^'TLLIAMS
Aswc/atc Editor

First

Rou,

Doylc,

Left to Right

Betty

SpeaK

—Robert

Antoinette

Von Drach, Anna

Czerwinski.

Sccotiii

Bittncr,

Rou

Dolores

— Thomas

Johnson, Harry Brooks, Stanley Aagard. David Newbury.

TUESDAY NIGHTS

Atllenaeuni Clul,
OFFICERS
AdiiH'r
.

.

.

—Mr.

Smith

advancing the understanding
_

President

and enjoyment of music,

Vice Vrcsidciit

and popular, by utilization of both

Secretary

club and outside talent

Treasurer

Fint Rou\ Left to Right

.

.

Alex

.

Koharski

P.

classical

.

.

— Ralph

.

-

-

-

-

-

.

-

Jean Griffiths

-

_

.

Mary

Janice

E.

E.

Patton

Johnson

Lukac, Elizabeth Patton, Secretary: Jean
Fislier Smith, Janice Johnson, Treasurer; June
Joan DcOrio, Beverly Hough, Grace Histed, Carolyn Yost,
Alex Koharski, President.
Second Rou
ThirJ Rou
Phyllis Makowski. Thelma Hendcrshot, Rae
Carl Meyer, Jim Hogan, Joe Swigonski, Bill Bitner, Elaine Fowler.
Girdauskas, Rita Gydosh, Lura Szerafinski, Florence Keiper, Ogden Moss, John Bogdan, Bill Otlaviani, Marcy Cedor. Fourth
Griffiths,

—

—

Vice President;

—

Lorraine Deibert, Barbara Balliet, Wayne Pettit, Joan Chapin, Carole Ann Bond, Eiderson Dean, Jack Hcaly, Robert
Sheldon Williams, Thomas Sanders, Robert Lewis, Flora Kissinger, Antoinette
Long, Guy Long, Peggy Bartges.
Fifth Rou
Czerwinski, Neale Traugh, Hubert Smoczynski, Thomas Stefanik, Edward Siscoe.

Ron

—

96

M aroon

.

.

representing and entertaining the college

.

while serving

and

as

a training unit for

an outlet for expression

as

.

.

Band

anc1 Gold

community

future band leaders

.

OFFICERS

Ad riser

— Mr.

Henrif
Daniel Fitzpatrick

President

Alex Koharski

Vice President

Evelyn Weaver

Secretary

Char[

is

Hi xrie

Director

MEMBERS
Anthony,

Ronny

Gergen, Philip

Krafjack,

Benner, Gloria

Gydosh, Rita

Krzywicki, Doris

Stines, Joseph

Berry, Barbara

Hidlay, Kenneth

La Sorsa, Loutse

Tovey, Nancy

Bickel, Irvin

Hinger, Carl

Magaro, Peter

Walters, Marjorie

Hoyt. Robert

Marris,

Hughes,

Meredith. Donald

Wolfe, Steve

Morson. Harrison

Ycager, Betty

Bittncr,

"VJC'illi-im

Anna

Bogardus, Marian
Bottorf,

Bob

\C'illiam

Hummel, Eugene

Cnin, Paul

Ikeler,

Alfred

Camp, Kenneth

Johnson, Janice

Clyde, Warren

Johnson,

Howard

Scott,

Joan

Weaver, Evelyn

Nichols, Eleanor

Rcnninger, Claude

Thomas

Majorettes

Rhodes, Nancy Lou

Berdy, Carolyn

Doty, Jim

Jones, Theophclc

Rohrback, Relda

Cichowicz, Irene

Evans, Byron

Kissinger, Joseph

Ruddick, Mary Ruth

Hennings, Mary Ellen

Felton, Marjorie

Koeher, George

Schell,

George

Roab, Joan

Fitzpatrick, Daniel

Koharski, Alex

Schell,

Larry

Walters, Shirley

97

The

"B" CIuId

Lift

to

—D.

Grazel,

Si/fiiig.

StauJiiig

.

.

using

.

sports
ideals

and

a

RikIjI

—

J.

point

Baer,

B.

rating

participation

to

of sportsmanship,

athletic fitness

A.

Gengenbach. M. Macgill,

S.

Uhrich,

N. Tovey, M.

Mincer, P. O'Loughlin, R. M. Grant, A. Bittner. R. Paul,

based

further

.

E.

Pichcl, E.

Henning.

Ohlmin.

on
the

cooperation,

OFFICERS
AJi'iicr

.

J.

—Miss

McCammon

.

Vice President
Secretary

Treasurer

98

Leonora MacGill

-

President

-

-

-

-

-

-

Nancy Tovey
Sarae Uhrich

Ann Gengenbach

N ewaiian
.

.

OFFICERS
Aihiscr

Vice President
Secretary

Publicity

-

-

-

Chairman

A

of the Catholic students on cam-

temporal

lives

pus

varying

.

.

.

intellectual,

and

activities to include religious,

social

pursuits.

Albert McManus

Ronald Krafjack

-

-

-

deepening and enriching the spiritual and

.

Father Burke

-

-

President

Treasurer

—Rev.

Clul.^

-

Louise LaSorsa

William Ottaviani

-

Joseph Froncek

-

non-college organization.

—

J. Christie, M. Vtrzesniewski. J. Alex, J. McCiirmick, Secretary; E. Gerosky,
Rev. Father Burke, C. Craparo. C. Sanders,
Desmond, T. Valcnte, B. Butz, J. Kanyok. SiconJ Ron
B. Butler, R. Gydosh, R. Krafjack, L. LaSorsa, E. Rompala, Vice President; H. Clark, S. Bodek, Treasurer;
R. Wayne,
M. Valsh, F. Vacante, E. Novick, R. Verona, R. Girauskas, J. Froncek, J. DiRico. ThirJ Rou

fint Rou, Left to Kiaht

—

J.

—

C. Richel, R. Locke, B. Ottaviani,

J.

C. Ruffing.

99

Anderson, D.

Paralis,

O. Kozloski,

j.

Boyle,

S.

Devereux, A. McManus,

1953 OBITER

COED CONTEST
^C7
The

contestants for the third annual

"Coed of the Year Contest" were
lected

by the president and

man

repre-

sentative of each of the classes.

The

was based on the key phrase

selection

of

se-

—"Beauty,

Poise,

and

all-college election decided

who

contest

the

Personality."

An

was to be the winner and the 19

Coed was crowned

at

the

5

3

Freshman

Sweetheart Dance.

*^

<S>

JAN FERENCE

Tojt

to

Bottom

—

BARBARA BENNETT
lOAN SCOTT
NANCY BANGS

A

.*.

T«/> to

Bottom

—

SHIRLEY EVELAND
BESSMARIE WILLIAMS

ELIZABETH PATTON

JUDY FRY
Coed of

101

the Year

QUEEN
Since the
in

the

May Queen

be.iutiful

19S2.

Peggy Bourdette

One

Varsity Club

Queen

made popular by

of the events
is

the

to be presented at the annual Varsity

Dance. This year the Club did
job and also elected

They

")!-"> 2

their election of the Varsity

a

thorough

queen for each sport.

a

are:

Football
Baseball

Queen
Queen

Basketball

-

Queen

Track Oiieen

Bessmarie Williams

-

-

-

Sherrill Hitler

— Nancy
-

-

Sue Williams

June Ptchel

Dolores Doyle
Varsity Queen

102

selected too late

year for any yearbook recognition,

Obiter 195 3

May Queen

is

presents

this

picture of

the

Peggy Bourdette, May Queen of

FASHION

SHOW
1952

.

.

.

poise

beautiful

young

gain

and the opportunity of mod-

eling experience.

The

Business

ucation Club sponsors
social

ladies

this

Ed-

Spring

event and furthers coopera-

tion with

downtown merchants.

The

Kou

htt}i/

,

Left to Ri^h/

—

B.

Mont,

F. Bidelspacli, J.

A. Zeigenfuse, B. Osevala, R. Rainey.
F.

Williams,

J.

Glosek,

M.

Jones,

J.

Sccotul

Neniecz, E. Murnson,

Row

—

Angus, R. Couch.

A. DiPaole, R. Caton, T. Shuey, T. Persing.

L.

Browning,

J.

Third

Starr, R.

S.

—W.

Row

Zahora, R. Verhuusky, C. Brennan, D. Linkcliorst,

J.

Belle,

T. Connolley. D. Thomas, C. Pope, T. Rainey,

Ellinger,

R.

Verano,

M. Shultz, M.

Lashcndock,

VanGorder, R. Groover, R. Bottorf, C. Rumer.

FootDall at BlooniSDur!
Team
Name

Roster
Xiimc

Position

Vositioti

Nemetz, John

Tackle

Angus, John

Quarterback

Sammy

Halfback

Osevala, Barney

Halfback

Guard

Panichello, John

Tackle

Thomas

Guard

Bell,

Bidelspach, Francis

Bottorf,

Bob

Fullback

Persing,

Brennan, Charles

End

Browning, James

Halfback

Rainey, Robert

Caton, Richard

Halfback

Rainey, Ted

Pope, Charles

End
Halfback
Fullback

Connolley, Edward

Center

Rumer, Claude

Guard

Couch, Ronald

Tackle

Schultz, Moritz

End

Shemanski, Joe

Tackle

Thomas

Tackle

Cumens, Robert

Halfback

DiPaolo,

Anthony

Center

Ellinger,

William

End

Glosek, Joseph

Groover, Robert
Jones,

Merlyn

Kinder, Joe

Shuey,

Skiptunas, Charles

Guard

Starr,

Halfback

Guard

Len

Thomas, Donald

Tackle

Van Gorder, Robert

Center

Verano, Ralph

Halfback

Lashendock, Mike

Quarterback

Verhousky, Russcl

Linkchorst, David

Quarterback

Williams, Floyd

Mont, Bernie
Morrison, Eugene

Zahora, Jce

Halfback

End

Zeigenfuse, Ardcll

106

Center

Halfback

Halfback

End
Tackle
Fullback

Guard

—THE TEAM
ancl

THE COACH—
who

Mr. Jack Yohe,

halls

from

Jersey

Shore, has had a great deal of experience

with

athletics.

In addition to graduation

from Lock Haven
where

his

State Teachers College,

main sports were

football, base-

ball,

basketball and track, he did his grad-

uate

work

He

Temple University.

spent some time coaching at Big-

lersville

the

at

High School and then he entered
;

Navy with

a

rank of Lieutenant

serving as athletic and recreation officer.

1952

After the war, he served one year coaching football, basketball, and track at

per Marion
With Jack Yohe making
head

coach

and

his

able

his

debut

five years before

Bells

assistants,

the

task

of

rebuilding

wrecked by graduation of

numerous

this

at

Husky

year

as

He

School.
at

coming

to

the

split

T

starters plus

for

the

first

Bloomsburg, Mr. Yohe guided the
gridders to another successful season

against some of the best competition in the
state,

thus

maintaining

B. S. T. C.'s

great

football record.

COACH
107

then became
for

Bloomsburg

head football and baseball

coach.

eleven

Up-

West Chester

reserves.

Incorporating

time

six

an

High

head backfield coach

as

Colone, John Hoch, and Harold Shelly, they
faced

j.g.,

JA( K

MHIl

WILKES AT BLOOMSBURG
The Huskies unveiled Coach Yohe's
dust

as

they neatly dusted off Wilkes

split

T

in a tlurry of gridiron

32-12 before 1500 fans

at

Athletic Park in the season's opener.

Led by veterans Russ Verhousk)', Bcrnic Mont, and Barney Osevala

on

and

offense

end,

the

a brilliant

Huskies

performance by Charlie Brennan

ground out

a

very

decisive

at defensive

against

victory

the

Colonels.
.::«

MANSFIELD AT BLOOMSBURG
Colorful
roll to their
a

gala

Homecoming Day on Mt. Olympus saw

eleventh straight victory over

crowd of alumni,

six at half

friends,

a

two year

the Huskies

period.

and students, the Huskies

led

time but finally overwhe'med the Mountaineers

Before

by only

in the last

half with thirteen points for a final 2 5-6 win.

The Mike Lashendock-Dave Linkchorst passing combine netted

VERHOUSKY, End

a

T. D. in the opening minutes of play while Bernie Mont, Bo Rainey,

and Barney Osevala collaborated for three more scores by the overland
route.

BLOOMSBURG AT TRENTON
The Husk)- eleven made
Teachers by exploding for two
a

S.

downs

MONT,

road debut against Trenton State

last

period

touchdowns

marred

by

numerous

penalties

against

on

the

Huskies,

T. C.'s gridders vastly outplayed their hosts with sixteen
to three.

Halfback

DIPAOLO

to squeak out

13 to 6 victory.

A game
B.

its

OShVALA,

Ijrri.:

108

Halfback

first

HERSCH

About

to

Bite

Turf

BRENiNAN, End

Bernie Mont, Bloom's offensive leader, tossed to
the

and John Panichello recovered

first tally,

score while

Trenton scored

desperation pass play.

in

the

a

All

waning minutes of the game on

since

good things must come to
as the

1950.

third

Huskies dropped

However,

riously as they

drew

a

end,

U.

and that they did

D.

for our boys.

After

at

gridders fought glo-

blood in the early minutes of play.

to Barney Osevala for a T.

much

a

to 7 fracas, their first defeat

Coach Yohe's

in defeat

first

m

3 3

play of the game, quarterback

proved too

for

This was Bloomsburg's twelfth straight win.

BLOOMSBURG AT SCRANTON
Scranton

Bo Rainey

fumble for the second

Dave Linkchorst
this.

rifled

On

the

a

pass

Royal depth and weight

NEMETZ,

Tackle

Although the Huskies were outplayed,

they were never outfought.

.

I

RAINEY, Halfback

USE, Guard

109

"The

Girls Varsity-Pep

LINKCHORST,

Squad"

Quarterback

BLOOMSBURG AT CALIFORNIA
A

letdown from the Scranton game resulted

California in their second tutor conference

orchids in this

game went

limited

Husky linemen

the season.

his

a

play for the remainder of the season.

times throughout the

game both teams pounded

with

The

for their outstanding

In this game, Charlie Brennan suffered

defensive work.
that

to the

in a scoreless tie

game of

their

foot injury

At

various

way toward pay

but were never able to cross the goal.

dirt,

NEW HAVEN AT BLOOMSBURG
Returning to the friendly confines of Mt. Olympus, the Huskies
also

returned to the victory

Owl

eleven.

The

first

with

trail

Husky

score

Rainey on the receiving end of

a

a

22-12 win over

came by the

Linkchorst

aerial

pass.

a

stubborn

route with Bo

The second

first

quarter touchdown featured Barney Osevala's forty-five yard gallop.

The most

thrilling play of the

game came

as

the half ended

when Russ

Verhousky, All-Conference end, closely guarded by two defenders,

made
was

a

Bernie Mont's punting

leaping catch of Linkchorst's aerial.

also

a

standout feature of

this

game

as

he averaged 43 yards

per punt.

GLOSEK, Guard
110

BLOOMSBURG AT WEST CHESTER
With

spirits

electrified,

lowed the Huskies to
the

R.iins

Wayne

practicill)

Field

a

whole student body

tlie

fol-

w .itched the Yohemen vie with

Although the Huskies

crown.

the Teachers College

for

out on the short end of

c.uiie

.iiid

26-6 score, they kept the rampaging

R.ims from running away with the game.

Previously to

Chester had averaged forty-four points per game.

West Chester battering Ram, must

be

classified

this.

West

Earl Hersch, the
as

the outst.mding

performer of the contest, scoring twice .md having two other touch-

downs

called

The Husky

back.

consisted of

offense

a

Lashendock

pass sandwiched by runs of Barney Osevala and Bernic Mont with the

former scoring.
This description would be incomplete

if

play of Russ Verhousky were not mentioned.

from both Glenn Kiliinger and

his

own

the brilliant all-around

He won

infinite praise

coach. Jack Yohe.

BLOOMSBURG AT LOCK HAVEN
The grand

finale of a successful

and

mud

the

margin of the 14 to
It

as

campaign was fought

two fourth-period touchdowns by Osevala and Mont were
victory.

took 45 minutes of slopping around

Huskies could get started;

but

tallied

from the

nine.

RAINEV,

Husky two-yard

the

A

mud

the

final

few moments

line.

"A Dark

f'5'

LASHEiNDOCK,

Quarterback

Ml

quarter,

later

Bernie

in possession of the pigskin

Fullb.ick

V- --•>-'

before the

However, Lock Haven fought back, and

the game ended with the Bald Eagles

the

in

midway through

Osevala went over from the eleven.

Mont

in the rain

Nijjlit

at

West Chester"

on

RAINLY. Up

and On:r

MORRISON, End

B. S.

T. C.

B. S. T. C.
B. S. T. C.
B. S.

T. C.

B.

T. C.

S.

B. S. T. C.
B. S. T. C.
B. S.

T. C.

32

Varsity Club
.

.

of

.

giving the strength of unity to that group

men whose

the college

.

the Varsity

.

strength and

skill

is

the pride of

fulfilling a social usefulness

.

Dance ...

a select

group of

with

letter-

winners.

First

Row, Left

to

—

Right

B. Gerhard, L. Ksanznak.

Third

Row

—

T. Goodwin,

B. Shuttlesworth, F. Betz, J.

Second

M.

Row

—

J.

Ondrula,

J.

Nemetz,

Zahora,

M.

J.

Panichello,

Jones, J. Scrimgeour, G. Morrison, D. Erickson,

J.

C. Brennan, R. Holtzman, F. Williams, B. Stoutenburgh, R. Verhousky, E. Cunfcr.

OFFICERS

—Harold

Aiiiiscr

PmiJent

-

.

.

Vice PrcsiJciif
Secretary

Treasurer

Shelly

Charles Brennan

--------.

.

-

-

-

Gene Morrison

Lawrence Ksanznak

Merlyn W. Jones

113

B.

Bernot, B. Rainey,

Mont, A. Williams,
J. Lesser,

Kopec.

C. Rumer.

Fourth

—

Row

-

State Teacners College

Chanipions—1953

Right — D. Boychuck, A. Williams, R. Gerhard, D. Erickson,
Ksanznak, D. Linkchorst.
— K. Weiscr, R. Shuttlesworth, Ondrula,
ThirJ Rou — Colone,
Kopec,
Bush.

First Rolf, Left to

Row

Sccoml

H. Morson,

L.

F. Betz, J.

J.

L.

J.

R. Evans, H. Shelly.

S. Belle,

BasKetLall
The

19 52-5

3

Husky

basketeers started slowly by dropping three out of their

first

However, the picture changed, and the Huskies drove ahead to secure the
Teachers Conference Championship in the history of B. S. T. C. with a 10-2

four games.
first State

record.

The Husky
a final

their

total of

dribblers, tutored

1 1

wins and 7

by Harold

losses.

On

one main stumbling block was Wilkes

despite

many

completed

Shelly,

a

successful season with

the whole, the cagers played fine ball, however

who

stopped them twice

durmg

the year

other decisive conference victories by the Shellymen.

Jumpin' Joe Ondrula, who headed the Husky scoring sheets, gained a second team
berth on the All-Conference team, while Williams and Gerhard received honorable
mention.
All-State

Dave Linkchorst was the one Husky eager given honorable mention on the
Team.

Six seniors played their last
lost

L.

through graduation

arc

game and, come next

year, will be sorely missed.

Those

D. Boychuck, D. Erickson, B. Gerhard, D. Linkchorst,

Ksanznak, and A. Williams.

The picture

for next year

is

actually brighter than

Shelly will have only three returning varsity players
these three

men

will

form the nucleus and

this year's

the structure for another winning season.

114

—

it

appears, for

though Coach

Betz, Ondrula, Shuttlesworth

undefeated

J.

—

V. squad will provide

SCORES

LINKCHORST.

B. S. T.

C

71

Scrjiiton

78

B. S. T.

C

69

Kutzcown

85

T.

C

79

Lock Haven

57

B. S. T.

C

58

Wilkes

74

T.

C

96

Cheyncy

57

B. S. T.

C

96

Mansfield

66

S.T.C.

73

Lock Haven

57

B. S. T. C.

73

Millersville

69

B. S.

B.

B.

S.

B. S. T.

C

93

Lycoming

84

B. S. T.

C

95

Cheyney

88

B.

S.T.C

^'^

West Chester

3(,

B.

S.T.C

81

Wilkes

92

T.

C

88

Indiana

58

B. S. T.

C

83

Kutztown

I')

B.S.T. C.

59

Millersville

65

T.C

73

Mansfield

60

S.T.C

(.7

Lycoming

T.C

61

Millersville

B. S.

B. S.
B.

B.S.

(NAIA

Won

1 1

:

CiLir^t

103
(>(>

playoff)

Lost 7

WILLIAMS, Guard

GtRHARD,

Forward

115

^
1

RICKSON,

Center

KSAXZNAK,

Guard

BOYCHUCK,

Forward

STATISTICS
Flayer

Ficlil

Foul

Foul

Totid

Goah

Goah

Attempts

Points

Ondrula

92

66

114

250

Erickson

75

44

74

194

Gerhard

65

57

112

187

Williams

66

35

51

167

Betz

69

26

38

164

Linkchorst

39

21

29

99

Ksanznak

37

22

39

96

Boychuck

22

34

51

78

Shuttles-worth

14

19

28

47

Bush

15

3

7

33

Weiser

4

Belle

2

3

5

7

Evans

1

4

5

6

Morson

2

*

Totals

Scoring average per
*

8

4

341

507

game

Does not include N. A.

BETZ, Guard

563

1355

79.7.
I.

A. playoff

game with

Millersvillc.

COACH HAROLD SHELLY

ONDRULA,
116

Forward

Ballet?

EVANS,

Ctnier

Tlie

Husky

SARAE ULRICH

MARY HOFFECKER

ers

RUTH OILMAN

JUDY Ml

rill

XS

Track 1952

FEIFER

Track

in

19 52

But

concerned.
Feifer and

a

— Out

SCRIMGEOUR

Front

resulted

in

another dismal season as far

strong nucleus for

as

victory

— 184

records are

1953 was developed in the personages of Joe

John Scrimgeour.

In spots, the thin-clads excelled beyond the greatest hopes, but more depth in
certain key events could have changed the complexion of an otherwise disheartening

In addition to their

season.

ticipated in the

Cheyney victory

in the final contest, the

Pcnn Relays and the State Meet

at

Shellymen par-

Shippensburg.

STATE MEET
The

success of the

Husky

track season was highlighted

Joe Feifer and John Scrimgeour became state

champs

in

in

the State Meet

when

the mile and javelin throw

respectively.
Feifer,

who was

undefeated in the mile and half mile

enjoy success in the State Meet by winning the mile in

mile,

The marathon
and two mile.

Our

of the year

came

in the

other state champion, John Scrimgeour,

as

he tossed the javelin for 184

ft.

who

The courage

of these

two

stars

the half mile,

equally well exhibited himself

John's best heave came against Lock

and continued unbeaten.

Competing with the best throwers in Teachers College ranks
picked up all the marbles with a victorious 180 ft. toss.

Shelly's

continued to

time of the year, 4:40.

Cheyney meet when Joe won

in the clutch, excelled in his specialty, the javelin.

Haven

in dual meets,

his best

at

Shippensburg, he

proved to Husky fans that, although outmanned,

team was never outfought.

119

feet?

J.Kk

be

nimble

RECORD
C

47/2

Lock Haven

B. S. T. C.

iOVz

West Chester

B. S. T. C.

44

Scranton U.

B. S. T.

C

34

Shippensburg

B. S. T.

C

72

Chcyney

B. S. T.

S.

T. C.

S.

783-^

T. C. 96i/

S.

82

S.

T.

T. C. 93

C

53

11 1)

Move

over boys

—

coniin' thru

120

RA1.\'1.\'

lnM\ls

.1

slli>I

1952

Basetall

Note the centennial look

Bob Redman
burg

as

closed out his successful coaching career at Blooms-

he guided the

Lefties

Husky

nine to

Clem Makowski and

Don

pitching while

a

Bill

nine and three record.

Creasey bore the bulk of the

Butler and George Lambrinos supplied the offensive

punch.

Bowing
ing foes

as

annihilating

to

Lock Haven twice, the Huskies defeated such outstand-

Indiantown Gap, West Chester, and Rider

Harpur

Although

rain

once more developed

addition to

in

twice.

played
a

havoc

with

well rounded

the

Mr.

schedule,

Redman

diamond aggregate.

RECORD

Here comes the peg

0pp.

B. S. T. C.

9
1:5

S. T. C.

.

.

.

2

.

9

.

6

U

Scranton

8

Lock Haven

S. T. C.

2.5

3

Harpur
Lock Haven

S. T. C.

8

Indiantown Gap

1

1

12

Shippensburg

3

West Chester

9

Rider

2

121

Mansfield

4

18
Fencew.ird ho!

Wilkes

.

.

.

.

S. T. C.
S. T. C.

Harpur
Millersville S. T. C.

.

Saturday Aiternoon
''Openliouse"
.

.

.

week of book-

after a long

work, the Saturday afternoon

"workout" ...

a

happy change,

...

a

welcome addi-

a lot

of fun

tion to

weekend

leisure

time

"Such nice eyes"

Toe to

Ziggy up in the

toe

122

air

.

.

.

w omen

s

Atnletics

The Coeds
in

Centennial

also exhibit their athletic

Gym

as

prowess

they strut their forms

around every Tuesday evening. Points for "B"

Club
lar

are tallied for the following extra-curricu-

activities:

Basketball

Shui-fleboard Softball

Volleyball Badminton

Field

Cageball

Ping Pong

Swimming

Hockey

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Gurgle

The gunner

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STUDENT DIRECTORY

- 1953

SENIORS
Clyde C.

Jolm L. Kennedy
R. Kerchner

Box

Adams

221. K. 1). 1. Sliarnokiii, I'a.
114 Clirard Street, I'lymoutli, Pa.
Route 1. Turljotville. Pa.

Mary G. Aimers

Terry E. Anspach
110 Franklin Avenue. Tunkliannock,
Marjorie H. Ayre
R. D. 2. Shicksliinny.
Elizabeth .\. Baer
2349 Armstrong Avenue, Holmes,
Joseph U. Barkley
-Mary Ellen Dean Bartholome\v
306 Mahoriins Street. Milton,
.">29 Orchard Street. Warrior Run,
William A. Bartleson
Rahns.
Erma K. Bean
122 Chestnut Street, Spring City.
Keith S. Bearde
527 Front Street, Freeland,
Clyde H. Bell
lou North Front Street, Selinsgrove,
Lee E. Benner
1028 Masser Street. Sunbury.
Ii-vin R. Biekel
R. D. 1. Pittston,
Richard U. Bishop
R. D. 2. Bloomsburg,
Donald N. Blvler

Herbert
William
Richard
Alex P.

261 Pierce Street. Kingston,
254 East Street, Bloomsburg,
112 Gerhart Street. Millersburg.
248 East Fifth Street. Bloomsburg,
It Fifth Street. Wyoming,
2 Tamarack Street. West Hazleton,

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Pa.
C. Knause
Koharski
Pa.
John L. Krause
Pa.
.Micliael A. Krepich
1233 Ferris Avenue, Berwick, Pa.
Joseph F. Krunkosky
Lost Creek, Pa.
-Maryl.ou A. Krunkosky
Lost Creek. Pa,
Lawrence R. Ksanznak, 206 East Green Street, West Hazleton, Pa.
Alex W. Kubik
R. D. 2, York, Pa.
Robert L. LaBarr
42 North Street, Oneida, Pa.
Cleorge Lambrinos
123 Hill Avenue. Endicott, N. Y,
Edward R. Linn
R. D. 1, Bhxjmsburg, Pa.
William B. Linn
310 North Second Street, Catawissa, Pa.

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Sylvester Bodek
112 Newport Street, Nanticoke, Pa.
.liilui T. Bogdan
729 North Third Street. Philadelphia 23. Pa.
Daniel Boycluick
401 North Shamokin Street. Shamokin, Pa.
.losepli E. Boyle
73 Cross Street, Hanvood Mines, Pa.
319 York Avenue. Towanda. Pa.
Charles M. Brennan
73k Shady Lane. Pittsburgh 34, Pa.
Harry P. Brooks
42 West 4th Street. Bloom.sburg, Pa.
Vivian E. Burness
528 Orchard Street, Warrior Run, Pa.
Donald J. Buller
505 CJreeves Street. Kane, Pa.
William E. Byham
Friendsville, Pa.
Lena Ann Caccia
20 South Front Street, Ashland, Pa.
Edward J. Campbell
115 Vine Street. Danville, Pa.
Shirley M. Carniotly
There.ia L. Charney
122 Main Street, Mahanov Plane, Pa.
R. D. 2. Lehighton. Pa.
Salvadore J. Ciavaglia
Irene L. Cichowicz
416 South Jardin Street. Shenandoah, Pa.
R. D. 2, Orangeville. Pa.
William J. Cleaver
417 Sampson Street. Old Forge, Pa.
Man- C. Condon
R. D. 3, Danville. Pa.
LaRue A. Cooke
709 Green Street, Berwick, Pa.
Roy Croop. Jr.
211 West Oak Street, Slienandoah, Pa.
Joanne R. Cuff
1409 Brook Street, Scranton, Pa.
Ila M. Coursen
Edwin W. Cunfer
315 East Church Street. Slatington, Pa.
16» Orchard Street. Nanticoke. Pa.
.Mfred J. Cyganowski
Ronald F. D'Angelo ...1961 North Market Street. Berwick, Pa.
R. D. I, Carbondale, Pa.
Rosella Danilo
R. D. 2. Clarks Summit, Pa.
Clarabelle Davis
Hazle Street. Nuremberg, Pa.
Helen K. DeCampi
R. D. 1. Muncy, Pa.
Leona I. Diltz
338 Morris Avenue, Wayne, Pa.
John M. DiRico, Jr
James E. Doty
215 Third Street, Bloom.sburg, Pa.
Ringtown, Pa.
Robert J. Dowd
1"3 Summerhill Avenue. Berwick, Pa.
Ben C. Duke, Jr.
3si Morris Road. Wayne, Pa.
Michael J. Durso
12(13'- Market Street. Sunbury, Pa.
Palmer E. Dyer
675 Peace Street. Hazleton, Pa.
Harry R. Edwards
Jo.\nn F. Edwards
R. D. 2, .Montgomery, Pa.
Irene J. Endler
25 Susquehanna Street. Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Box lit. Ludlow, Pa.
N. Douglas Erickson
Richard Wm. Evans
118 North Poplar Street. Shamokin. Pa.
R. D. 2. McClure. Pa.
C. Ricliard Ewing
Stephen Fago
424 West Park Street. Centralia. Pa.
Joseph P. Feifer
403 West 4th Street, Mount Carmel. Pa.
Mt. Bethel. Pa.
Madge Felker
.r.irnes \', Ferdinand
.SI6 Carbon Street. Freeland, Pa.
Kulpmont. Pa.
Poplar
Street.
Willi.ini G. Fisher
1459
Daniel K. Fitzpatrick
141 King Street. Nortliumberland, Pa.
Glen
Lyon, Pa.
I.oretta C. Fonnulak
19 W'est Enterprise Street.
Thurston S. Fulmer
669 Queen Street. Northuml)erland, Pa.
John M. Gembusia
10 West Kirmar Street, Alden. Pa.
71h First Street, Palmerton, Pa.
liol>crt A. Gcrliard
Klleii .\. (iibhipiis
R. D. 1, Trucksville. Pa.
Krlward M. Goodhart
R. D. I, Northumberland, Pa.
Thomas A. Cioodwin
224 Park .\venue. Kane. Pa.
Main Street. Millville. Pa.
Arlene G. Gordner
Mario R. Grazel
520 West Center Street. Shenandoah, Pa.
115 Oak Street, Old Forge, Pa.
Joan M. Greco
Barbara A. Gulick
114 Sunbury Street. Riverside. Pa.
214 Broad Street, Nescopeck, Pa.
Robert V. Haas
Kohert E. Hale
Box 125a, R. D. 1. Hazleton. Pa.
Dclores E. Harding
R. D. 1. Muncv, Pa.
Kiilicrt E. Harris
R. D. 1. Pittston. Pa.
William Hatrack
332 South Locust Street. Mt. Carmel. Pa.
Douglas I. Havburst
Old Berwick Road. Bloomslnirg. Pa.
Anna C. Heacock
R. D. 1. Millville. Pa.
24 Swaine Place, West Orange. N. J.
N.mcy R. Heebner
Sugarloaf, Pa.
(Irace Heppe
Regina M. Herche)
326 Winters Avenue. West Hazleton. Pa.
Mrs. Winnie Mae Hilenian
R. D. 5. Bloomsburg. Pa.
William .1. Hill
218 Beedi Street, South Williamsport, Pa.
Russell O. Hons
4 FJlis .\venue. Shavertown. Pa.
Millville Road. Bloomsburg. Pa.
Mrs. Margery N. Hosier
360 Fair Street. Bloomsburg. Pa.
R. Eugene Hummel
lUO Diamond .\venue. Scranton. Pa.
Susan D. Hvasta
George F. Johns
367 Hill Street, South Williamsport, Pa.
J.iniee E. Johnson
1070 Adams .Avenue. Lewisburg. Pa.
R. D. 1. Benton, Pa.
Jiinmie D. Johnson
Richard H. Jones
455 East 8th Street, Bloomsburg, Pa.
lA>Ravsville, Pa.
Wilnia I. Jones
Shartlesville, Pa.
Mary E. Kallenbach

H. Kline

Richard

Locke

J.

nil Sharpe Street, Alden Station, Pa. (Nanticoke)
Mildred June Long
R. D. 1, Liberty. Pa,
Leonora M. Macgill
Nisbet. Pa.
Clen\ J. Makowski
342 Melrose Street. Keiser, Pa.
R. Henry Marini
368 Morris Avenue. Wayne, Pa.
Jolin B. Maturaiu
335 Fetterman .\venue. Bloomsburg, Pa.
Donald K. McClintock
1122 Walnut Street, Ber%vick, Pa.
Edward J. .McGee
Box 114K, R. D.. Hazleton, Pa,
•Nira J. Mc<.)uown
69 North Main Street, Shickshinny, Pa.
Myrtele Megargel
R. D. 2. Danville, Pa.
Josepli H. Meier
Mifflinville, Pa,
Rita M. Meisjier
833 Pine Street, Kulpmont, Pa.
Donald E. Meredith
346 Queen Street, Northumberland, Pa.
Jeanne L. Miller
5 East Harrison Street, Tunkhannock. Pa.
John K. Mincemoyer
209 South Main Street, Muncy, Pa,
Robert E. Moore
Benton, Pa.

Phyllis Y.

Morgan

R. D. 4, Danville, Pa.
R. D. 5. Bhwimsburg, Pa.

Milton Eugene Morrison
P. NIoss. Jr
David N. Newl)ury

Main Street. New Milford. Pa.
8th and Ash Streets. Watsontown, Pa.

Ogden

Leiand E. Ney
Miriam L. Nevhard
M. Elaine Ohiman
Micliael J. Paiko

1144R Second Avenue. Berwick, Pa.
Box 136, Orangeville, Pa.
93 Charles Street, Wilkes-Barre,
804 Pottsville Street. Pottsville,
571 Alter Street. Hazleton.
R. D. 1, Wyalusing,
1220 Scott Street, Kulpmont,

Doris A. Paternoster

Mary E. I'atton
Edwin L. Pauzer
Stephen F. Payer
Charles E. Pease

R. D.
R. D.

June Pichel

McAd(x>,
Wyalusing,

1,

Heilertown,
138 Welles Street. Nanticoke.
Bennett
1
Street. Exeter,

Michael Pihanich, Jr
Mildred M. Pliscott
Robert I. Price
Alice J. Quick

210 South

Market

1.

Street.

Shamokin,
Wyalusing.

Raymond R. Raabe
Box S3, Sugarloaf,
Warren L. Raker
34 Montgomery Avenue. West Pittston,
fleorge W. Reinsmith
417 West 4th Street. Lehighton,
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Conyngbam.

Shirley M. Reisenvs-eaver

Claude W. Renninger

350 Locust Street. Bloomsburg,
224 Main Street. Catawissa.
7237 Erdrick Street. Philadelphia,
1409 Second -\venue. Berwick.

Nancy Lou Rhoads
Jack Rittenmeyer
Theodore Roll
,

Edward
Edward

Meshoppen,
R. Rompala
A. Salile
60 West Enterprise Street. Glen Lyon,
Joyce Schofield McMahan
72 Church Street, .\uflenried.
Jolm S. Scrimgeour
602 Wyoming .\venue. West Pittston,
James H. Sharp
17 West Oak Street. Hazleton.
John Sivulieh
1022 Spruce Street. Kulpmont,
Jean A. Skeeba
lis East Chapel Street. Hazleton,
Jack W. Soberick
204 West Front Street. Berwick,
Elizat>eth A. Speal
529 Center Street. Freeland,
Robert C. Stevenson
178 College -Avenue. Factorvville.
Martha E. Stiner
lus Market Street. Berwick,
-Anne Kellev Stonik
1005 -Arcli Street. Shamokin,
William H. Stimtenburgh
46 -Aljbotts Lane. Hatboro,
Alexander T. Swaboski
414 East Sixth Street. Mt. Carmel,
362 Broad Street. Montoursville.
Nellie H. Swartz
Cliarles H. Taylor. Jr.
Townsliip Line. Willow Grove,
John J. Tilmont
129 Locust -Avenue. Centralia,
Ruth E. Thomas
R. D. 4. Bloomsburg,
James W. Thompson
325 Haines Street. Kane,
Russ Veriiousky
216 East Street. Coaldale,
S45 Main Street, Simpson.
Raymond J. Wagner
906 Cliestnut Street. Berwick.
Jeanne -A. Wallace
Thomas A. Walsh
345 Boyle Street. Warrior Run,
Joseph J. Wasiakowski
151 East Noble Street. Nanticoke,
Dorothy S. Watkins
236 West White Street, Summit Hill,
626 Pawnee Street. Bethlehem.
Edward P. Weaver
Joan Wersinger
171 South Pine Street. Hazletim.
2(2 South Peach Street. Mt. Carmel.
-Alfred V. AVesner

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710 Fourth Street. Nescopeck.
Harold B. Whitebread
.All)ert E. Williams
47 South Prospect Street. Nanticoke.
Bessmarie C. Williams, 51 West Pettebone Street, Forty-P'ort,
Sheldon Williams
1369 North Washington St. AVilkes-Barre.
Mildred J. AVrzesniewski
310 Taylor Terrace. Chester.
82 AA'agner Avenue. Montgomery.
Samuel R. A' eager
Joseph J. Zabora
308 East Patterson Street, Lansford,
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JUNIORS
Aajiard. Stanley A
Albert son. Myra E.
Anderson. John A.
Andrews. Charles R.
Bennett. Paul
Berry, Edgar
Bittner. Anna K
Boyle. Tatricia E

Secondary
Elementan.Secon<lary
SecoM<lary

Secondary
Business
Business
Elementary'
Business

Camp.

Kenneth
W. Leonard
Cherring^ton. John R.

Secondary

Carson.

Business
Secondarj'

Chiscon, Alfred J.

Elementary
Secondary

Coursen. Ila M.
Cook, Jean L
Criscl. Michael R
Czerwinski. Antoinette
Davenport. Jame^ F.

Business

Secondary
Elementary
Secondary

Dennen. John E.
DePaul. Mary A.
Dinser. Russell F.
Dotter. Sharon
Doyle. Dolores
Dreibelbis. Mary R.
Edwards. Patricia

Gemhusia. John M.
Gengenbach. Ann J
Gerhard. Robert A.
Giosek. Joseph S. A.
Grant. Rt>se Marie
Gray, Harry G.
Gunther. Elaine C.
Gunton. Nancy L.
Hantjis.

Anthony

W

Hatrack. William
Haupt. Margaret

Havard, Joan
Heisley. Joanne
Hendershot, Thelma

_

Houseknecht, Gerald
Hvasta. Susan D
lies. Joseph D.. Jr
Jacobs. William
Johns, George
Johnson. John C
Johnson. Thomas
Jones. Blantlford, Jr
Jones. Merlyn \V
Kallenbach. (ieorge

Keim. Edna
Kelshaw. Joan

Elementary
Business

Secondary
Secondary'
Business

Elementary
Elementary
Elementary
Business
Business

Elementary
Elementary
Elementary
Elementary

Alfred
Kocher. George

Business

Secondary
Business

Secondary
Elementary
Sect>ndary

Elementary
Secondary
Elementary

D

SecondaryBusiness

Elementary
Secondary

D

Business

E

Jerome

Korba, Rose M
Kornfeld, Anna Mae
Ksanznak, Stanley L
Laidacker. Johfi S
Ledyard. Mary L

James F
Lewis. Thomas R
Lesser,

Linkchorst. David

R

Longo. Edmund M
Makowski. Phyllis
Marr. Howard J
Martz, Mary Ann
McAnall, Kenneth
McC'auley. Jebita C

H

Secondarj'
Elementarj"
Business

Elementarj'
Business

Elementary
Elementary
Secondary

McManus. Albert J.
McQuown. Mira J
Jean L.
Bernard J
Montague, Ruth A
Morgan, Margaret
Moyer, .\rlene E
N'emetz. John

Secondary
Secondary
Elementary
Elementary
Secondary
Secondary
Elementary
Secondary

Elementary
Elementary

McLaren. Phyllis E

Elementary'

Elementary
Elementary

Miller.
-Mont.

Business
J.

Elementary
Elementarj'
Secondary*
Business

W

N'eugard,

Elementary
Secondary

Elementary

Kricclit.
Kc)j)ec.

...

Elementary'

M

Elementary

Business
Elementary^
Business
Business

Fry, Ruth Ann
Garrison. Robert
Oavjo. Francis

(Mrs.)

Marjjerj'

Hi>sler.

Elementar>'
Elementary'

Elementary
Secondary
Elementary
Secondary
Elementan*
Secondary

Eunson, Edna Faith
Eveland. Shirley
Fedrigon. Olive
Froncek. Joseph
Fry. Judith

Secondarj'
Business

Hoffman. Sara

Kessler. James L
Kirk. Kenneth
KissiTmer. Flora J
Kissinger, Joseph

Business
Elementarj'

Er\vine. Sheldon

Elementary

Patricia
Hinger. Carl K
Ilcss.

Mae F

.Newhart. Jean

E

Noll.

Margaret

L

N'oz.

Nancy L

Business
Elementari'

Secondary
Elementary

.Sunn. William E
O'Donncll. Jean
O'Loughlin. Patricia

M

Business
Business
Business

Oney. Robert C
Ottaviani. William
Paige. Phyllis
Parrish. Marie
Peterson. Donald

Secondary
Elementary
Elementary

D

Secondarj-

I'ugh. Janice
Rhodes. Russell
Richardson. Donald
Rowley. Thomas J
Ruffing. Charles J
Schmidt. Roland C
Schullery. Louise M

Elementary
Secondary
Elementary
Secondary
Elementary
Elementary
Elementary-

Shaffer.

John E

Elementary

Sh.-imro.

.leanne

Business
ElementarjBusiness
Business

Margaret E
Skannner, David J
Shultz.

Smith, Keitli
Snierski.

.\

Rosemary

Elementary
Secondary

Soberick. Feme A
Stauffer. Douglas A
Stefanik. Thomas J.
Steinbach. Ronald P

Superdock. David

SecondarjSecondarj'
Business
Secondarj'
Elementarj'

.\

Nancy E

Tovey,
rraver.
Trocki.

Jeannette
Daniel
I'hrich. Sarae

Elementary
Business
Business
Elementarj-

Vanderslice. Betty
Vought. Carol

Elenientarj-

Wagner. Kenneth

SecondarjElementarj-

Walters. Marg.iret
Walters. Shirley
Watts, Sarah A
Williams, Floj-d
Williams, Harriet
Williams, Marj- Joan
Wolfe, Stephen
Veager, Betty L
Vencha, Shirley
Yesson, Charles J

Elementary
ElementarjElementarjSecondarjElementarjSecontlarj'

Secondarj-

Elementary
Secondary

SOPHOMORES
.\lbano, Joseph A.
Angus. John D.

Secondary

.\nthony. William S.
Aurand. Robert L.
Baker. Oren -\.
Balent. Eleanor B.
Bangs. .Nancy
Barnes, Dorothy A.

Bauer. Constance
Bauer. Judith
Belinsky, Albert

SecondarjSecondarjSecondarjSecondarjBusiness
SecondarjSecondarjElementarj-

Elementary
Secondary

Evans, Jeananiie
Ference, Janet R

Elementary
Elementary

Kanaskie. Ronald B
Kapsak. Edward J

Fisher. Alice
Flack, Patricia

Elementarj-

Karol.

Secondary

Flaugh. Donald S
Forshner, Richard
Franklin, A. Paul
Frey, .\ileen
Fry-, Loretta N
Galenti, .\nthony V

Geroskv. Eileen H
Gill. Cora R
Gillman, Ruth E
Girdauskas, Rae B

Bishop.
Bitler,

Elementary

Goodell.

Byron
Marguarite
Bogardus. Marion

Bogart. Lynda M
BoUing. Judith
Bow-er. Janice B
Brace. Ethel
Bucher. Barbara A
Buckw-ash. \'incent

E

Burlingame. .\llene
Burrows. Louise M.
Cain. Paul M.. Jr
Carej-. Robert
Chapin. Joan

W

Cole,

Ronald

Colone. Jo.seph F.
Connolley. Edward J

Comell. Richard V.
Couch, Ronald J

W
Robert

Creasy, George

Cumens,
Curilla,

E

Joan A

Davis, Thomas
Davis. Charles

Derk, George

W

B

Derr, Druscilla
Dreese. Anna L
Eckart. Haney F
Ellinger, William
Ellis.

Rebecca

Elementary
ElementarjElementarj'
Seconclary
ElementarjElementarjBusiness
Bu.siness

Business
Secondarj-

Elementary
Secondarj-

Secondary
Secondary
Business
Business

Secondary
Secondary
Secondary

S

DelMonte, Fred

ElementarjSecondarjElementarj-

Business
Bu.siness

Secondary

Gallo, Frank B
Claringer, R. .\rnold

Business
Elementarj'
Business
Secondarj'
Secondarj-

Michalene
Benner. Gloria
Berdj-. Carolyn
Betz. Frederic
Belock,

Business
Business

Business
Elenientarj-

Marlene P.
Carolyn
Grabowski. Richard R
Griffiths. Jean E
Grutza. Frank. Jr
Gurzynski. .\rchie
Gurzynski. Frank
Gjdosh. Rita
Halcovich. John M
Hall. Elizabeth J
Harding. Paul D
Harris, Gloria M
Harter. Mollie H
Henning. .Mary Ellen
Herre, George M

H

Elementarj'
ElementarjSecondarjSecondarj-

C
Janow-c2yk. Frank

Elementary

Johnson. Dolores

Ikeler. .\lfred
Ives. Patricia

ElementarjBusiness
ElementarjSecondarjElementarjBusiness
SecondarjSecondarjElenicntarjSecttndarj-

ElementarjSecondarj.Elementarj'
Business
Business
Elementarj'

Secondary
Business
Elementarj-

Hippensteel. Mollie
Histed, Grace
Hoffman, Betty

Holdren, Gertrude
Holtzman, Ruflolph
Hoover, Betty M
Home, Hope H.
Horne. Virginia G
Hughes, .lanet .\
Hurtt. Richard G

Secondary

Elementary

(iobster,

Hidlaj-. Kenneth
Hiller. Sberrill

Business
ElementarjSecondarjSecondarj-

A

V

Elementary
Elementary
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Secondary
SecondarjElementarj-

Secondary
ElemenlarjBusiness
Bu.siness

F.

A

I

143

Secondarj'
Business
Business

Secondarj'

Elementary
Secondary

M

Eugene

Karj-cki, Victor J., Jr

Keiper, Florence A
Kinder, Joseph E
Krapf, Sylvia
Krum, Shirley
Kubic, Marj- Louise
Laine. Clarence R

LaSorsa. Marie
Ledger, Rex

Elementary
Business
SecondarjElementary-

L

Elementary

Lenio. John

Business
Business

Mary G
Luchs, James K
Lukac, June E
Mahonej-. James E
Lew-is,

Secondary

George
George R.
McCauley, Jaciiueline M.
McCormick. Joanne
.Masanovich.
.Ma JO.

.McKay. Keith
.McNelis.

D

Donald T

Reed g

Mincer. Jeannetta A
Montague. Florence
Moran. Michael

ElementarjElementarjElementarj-

Secondary
ElementarjBusiness
Seeondarj-

Secondary

Mensinger. M. Grace
Milewski. Dolores E
Miller.

Business
Elementarj'
Business
Elementarj-

C

Moran. Nancy A
Morgan. Mary M
Morgan. Sally F

ElemcntarjElementarjBusiness
Business
Business
ElementarjBusiness
Business
Business
Seconcjary

Morris. Mark G
Novick. Eleanor
OBraitis, Mary

E

Ondrula. Joseph

E

Elementary
Elementary
Secomlary

Barney J

Secon<larj-

Osevala.

Grac-e
PalusbcH'k.

Ott.

M

D.

Business

Edward P

.Secondarj'

Joan H.
Panichello. John C
Paul. Ruth E.

Elementary

Patricia
Plafaan. Robert B
Pope. Charles G

ElementarjBusiness
Second.ary

P.-iIutis.

Phillips.

Rainej-,

Robert

G

ElementarjBusiness

Elementary

Rhoads, Charles E
Rhodes. Paul H.
Rinehimer. Shirley
Roberts,

James

Business

Secondary
Elementary
Business

K., Jr.

Elementary
Elementary

Rohrbach. Relda M.
Rutkoski, Helen C.
Sadowski, Doris A.

Business

Thomas

Sanders,

Elementary
Secondary
Elementary

Schalles, Joyce C
Schell, Georg-e A.

Schmidt. Alton
Semanski. Alberta
Shemanski. Joseph
Shupp. Carol
Sliuttlesworth. Robert

Secondary'

Elementary
Secondary
Elementary
Business

John B

Sibly,

Business

Secondary

Slembarsky, Jacob
Smith. Donald
Smitli, Holley

Seeondarj'
St'cinulary
St-ccnidary
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,

Malcolm

Smitli,

Snyder, Ann E.
Snyder. N'anoy
^
Snyder, Robert F.

Husiness

,,

VonDrach. Robert
Warner. Janet R
Walburn. Allen B

Seconilary
Elementary'

Wallace, Connie A
Walter. Marjorie A.
Weaver. Evelyn M.

Thomas

Welliver.

J.

James

Elementary
Secondary
Secondary

Westover. Rol)ert
Wiik, Glen L
Williams. Nancy Sue
Wirth. Jay S
Wolfe, William
V<)st, Carolyn A.
Vozviak. Janice A.

Verano, Ralph

Business

Zimmerman, Mary B

James

Steiner,

Secondary

P.

Business

Stewart, Harley. Jr.
Stoehr, Charlotte

Elementary

Szeratinski, Lura
Teter, Catherine

Elementarj'

Thomas, Donald W.
Tuckett,

Secondary
Elementary
Elementary
Business
Business
Business
Business

Elementary
Elementary
Secondary
Elementary
Elementary
Secondary

FRESHMEN
Adams.

Secondary
Elementary

M.

Elizabt-tli

Albert. Jaccjuelirie K.
Alex, Joan T.
Andre. Sliirley V.

Business
Business

.

Atmonavag:e. Anthony D.

Secondary
Elementary
Elementary

Balliet. Barbara
Barlfres. Pepgy L.
Belle. Samuel E

Bennett. Barbara
Bernot. Michael
Berry. Barbara

O'Brien. Patricia

Secmidary'^

Sccimdary
Secondary
Elementary

Omlor, Joseph F
Papania. Samuel

I

Business

!

Hc-.tcr.
Higfrins.

Joanne

Thomas

J.

Secondary

Hines. David
Hoffecker. Mary

H

Business

Homick. Mictiael

Business
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Secondary

Hartman, Patricia
Healy, Jack H.
Heisler. Miles W.
Ifiidersliot. Betsy
In many, Alta

R

Harter, Marilyn

Elementary
Secondary
Elementary
Business
Business
Business

Business

Secondary
Business

S.

Don C
George
Peak, Lloyd N
Peitfer, Paul R

Elementary

Paralis.
Parsall.

Secondary-

Persing. Thomas E
Petruzzi. Dominic. Jr.

Wayne

Pettit,
Phillips.

Elementary
Elementary
Secondary
Elementary
Business
Elementary'

C.

Slierrill

M

Secondary
Elementary
Secondary
Secondary
Secondary
Elementary
Secondary
Secondary

Homslier. Anne J. (Nancy)
Hough. Beverly
Elementary
Hower. James J
Elementary

Raab. Joan

Hoy.

Nanette

Elementary

Charles

Business

Redline, Shirley
Reese, June
Reinhart. Lewis H.

Elementary

Hoyt.

Rittenmeyer, Barbara
Renn. Nancy M

.Mae
Browniny:, .lames K.
Brush. Robert C.

Eletuentary
Business
Business

Jenkins. Ann
Jones. C. Diann
.fnnos. Theopliele

Elementary
Elementary
Secondary
Secondary

Bryan. Beverly J.
Buck. Joyce M.
Bush, Lawrence

Elementary
Elementary
Secondary

Kan\

Bitner. William L.
Bittner. Richard A.
Bloskey. Robert F.
Blug'es, Jacob P.
BIyler. Robert P.

Bond. Carole Ann
Bottorf, Robert A
Boufflmer,

Harvey

C.

Bowman. Wylla

Butler. Bruce
Butz. Bernadine

Carey. Donald

.

W.

Secondaiy

Donald F.
Carter. Burtim
Carl,

Car\-olth. Betty

Business
Business
Business

L

Carolyn
Caton. Richard G.
Cedor. Marcella
Chamberlain. David
Chase. Edwin
Case,

W.

Elementary
Elementary
Secondary
Secondary

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Childs. Edward
Christie. Joan C.
Clark. Helene C.
Clark. Hope A.

Business
Business

Coleman. James W.
Cope, D. Roseann
Craparo. Carmel Ann

Duttiniser.

A

Secondary
Elementary
Elementary

M

Elementary'
Secondary'
Business
Business

Margaret

Mildred
Erwine. H. Rodney
Evans, W. Byron
Evans, Elinor E.
Evans. Robert L.
Evans. Shem R. HI
Evert. Florence E.
Fawcett. Maiy T. (W)
Felton, Marjorie J.

Elementary

Ertel.

..

Fisher, Lucy
Fisher. Shirley

Gebhard. Glenna
George, C. Robert
Gere:en. Philip
Gerhard. Sylvia
Giang-iulio. Pasquale
Girton. Ronald G.
Goditus. Patricia

T

Groover, Robert
Harris,

Elementary
Elementary
Elementary
Secondary''

Fowler. Elaine

Gurazdowski.

.

SecondarySecondary'

Business

Formulak. Raymond A.

Golazeski. Clara
Gracion. Marcia

Business
Business

Secondary
.

Leonard
James E

Business
Business

Joan L

i)k.

Elementary

Keefer. Josepli P
Kclrhner. Rodney
Kcrcliner. Gerald

Business

Secondary
Elementary

Kc-;ter, Barbara E.
Kile. Russell L.

Business
Soccmdary'

Killian. Natlian R.
Kliinovicli. Eufrene

Secimdary
Sccinulary'

Kline, Joyce A.
Kline. Warren B.. Jr.

Secondary
Elementary
Elementary
Secondary
Secondary
Elementary'
Business

Secondary
Elementary
Secondary
Business

Secondary
Business
Business

Business

Knouse. Bertha M.
KiH-h, John H.

John

Kosnioski.

Joseph

Kov;iI.

Kozloski.
Kr.ifjack.

Lonff.
Lotito.

Husiness
Business

Secondary
Secondary
Business

Secondary
Business
ElementaryElementary'

Elementary
Business
Elementary'

Guy A

John A.
Lundy. Joyce M
Lynn. Doyle L.
Lvon. Robert T.
Magaro. Peter A

Elementary
Elementary
SecondaiT
Secondary
Secondary

Marjrle. Stanley J
Martz. Helen E.

Elementary

Business

Matino. Frank J.

Business

Maurer. Herbert A.
McCarthy. Daniel W. (W)
McCnrthy, John

D

McClintock. Ned
McElliOf. Jolin P

Emma

Secondary
Secondary

,

Jo-^eph

,

Harri.son

Muchlhof, Janet C
Murray. John F.
Myers. Earla

Secondary

Elementary'

A.

Margaret A.
Molchan, Martha Ann
Molenda. Francis A.
Moore. Dorothy J.
Moore. Ruth
Mordan, F.arle H.
Moi><on.

Business

Elementary'
Business
Elementary'

Meyer, Carl S.
Miclkc. William J
Milialv. John. Jr
Miller.
Miller.

Secondary
..

M

Narkoff. Michael (W)
Neibauer. Gilbert
Neilson. Muriel J.
Nicholas, James L.
Nichols. Eleanor J
Oberdorf, Nancy L.

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W

Rosenberger, Roy
Ruddick. Mary R
Rummage. Charlotte A
Sanders. Catherine D
Schechterly, C. Barry

Larry E

R

,

Elementary

Secondary
Elementary
Secondary
Elementary
Secondary
Secondary
Business
Business
Business
Elementary'

Secondary
Secondary
Business
Business

Elementary
Elementary

Delcey
Shoop. Paul
Slmey, Thomas A.
Siscoe. Edward A.
Skiptunas. Charles P.
Smith. Ted J.
Smoczynski. Hubert
Sones. Irene
Stanek. Walter
Stark, Robert D

James E

Starzan. Peter. Jr
Stearns. Sally A
Stephens. Judith A

Secondary'
Business
Business
Business
Business

Secondary
Elementary
Business
SecondaryBusiness

Elementary
Elementary^
Secondary'

Secondary
Secondary
Secondary'
Business
Business
Business
Business

Joseph W.
Supreme. Don P.

Stines.

Swartz.

Secondary
Secondary
Elementary'

Sharretts.

Starr,

Business

Elementary
Elementary
Elementary
Elementary
Business

Schultheis. Eugene
Schultz. Moritz
Scott, Joan E.
Scott. Vivian L.

Shamp, Cliarles B
Shaneman, Robert

Secondary-

Mary'
Lipko, Johanna A.
Loftus. Francis Paul

Business
Business

Richie, Carl
Rick, George F.

Schell.

Elementary
Elementa ry
Business

StM-ondary

KIcnicntary

Liiiirousky.

Theodore

Charles R.

Recliel,

Scrimgeour. Virginia
Seybert. Jerry N

Secondary

Doris F.

Reben nack,

Secondary
Secondary
Secondary

E.. Jr.
P.

Walter J.
Ronald G.

Kwak. Joseph J.. Jr.
LaCoe. Elvin C.
Lashendock. Mike A.
Laubach. Barbara A.
Lee. Sheldon
Levan. Donald
Levandosky. Jean M.

Secondary
Secondary
Elementan"
Secondary
SecondaiT

Rbersoie. Nancy J
English. Curtis

Richard

Isliler.

Elementarj'^

Business

Duricko. Marion

Sfuondary
Elementary
Elementary

Krz>wicki,

Jnc(^iueline

Devereux. Stephen
Dietz. Robert J.
DiPaulo, Anthony

Snimdary

Huirhes. William T.
Huntz. Robert J

Elementary
Business
Elementary'
Business
Business
Business

Croop. Milton
Dauber. Joanne
Davis. Alvin J.
Dean. Eiderson A.
Deibert, Jeanette L.
Deitch, Calvin
DeOrio, Joan M.

Desmond,

Secondary'
Business
Business

..

.

Elementary
Secondary
Elementary

Alice

Thomas, Daniel H.
Thomas. John P.
Tomasko. Lillian
Traugh. Neale G.

Secondary-

Trefsger. Mary' JTrobatsky. Catherine

Secondary
Elementary
Business
Business
Business

Tucker. Alfred
Vacante. Frank J.
\'alente. Tina Ann
VanGorder. Robert E.
Vermilya. Ann R.

Elementary

Verona. Rosalyn C.
Volkman. Paul L
Wagner. Joan C. (W)
Walsh. Marian A.

Elementary

Ward. Harry A.
Watson. Eileen A.
Watts. John L.
Weiser. Leland Keith
West. Clement
Wetzel. Nancy E.
Williams. Avery K.
Williams. Rachel C.

Lawrence

Wintersteen. Janet
Wise. Donald M
Veager. Burton A.
Volley. Barbara A.

L

Frank J.
Zimmerman, Jeanie E

Zeranski,

Business
Business
Business

Elementary
Secondary

Wayne, Raymond H.

AVilson.

Business
Business
Business

Business
Business
Business

Elementary
Secondary^
Elementary-

Elementary
Elementary
Business

Secondary
Secondary'
Business

Elementary

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