TE TEACHERS COLLEGE

BLOOMSBURCPENNSYLVANB

To

the Ixradrrs:

Eacli oiif ol

vom

l(jur

yuars al

Teachers College has been or

In this year's edilinii df the

story of

to

til

is

lJI(join>ljurj:

will l)e a

(

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year at Bloomsburg.

year

wr

all

Slate
it-

o\mi.

lia\ c told tlie

We have not attempted

recapture every memorable occurrence, our space

being limited,

luil

\\v

have endea\(in-(l

im|)ortant happenings in our college

We

ho|)f that most of your

ours and that the

memory book

dtpict

many

life.

memories are the same

1959 OBITER

of the year

to

will

as

serve as your

1958-1959 during

the

years ahead.

THE STAFF

many

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THE STORY OF THE YEAR
1958-1959
The

stoiy of

tlie

year 1958-1959 began in Sep-

tember 1958. While many were enjoying those
last few days on the New Jersey l)eac'hes. Bloomsburg was once again taking the appearance of a
college, as freshmen poured in to be orientated in
a new way of living. They soon learned where to
get something to eat,

movie
heard

theatre.
tall

tales

and the route

to the nearest

They quickly made new friends,
from upperclassmen, became fa-

miliar with the campus, and developed the art of

mountain climbing,

all

in just a

few days.

The upperclassmen returned with stories of wild
and adventurous summers. It was widely agreed
had been the best part of the past
Everyone longed for tliose free summer days.
All too soon we found ourselves climbing to Navy
Hall to complete registration for the new semester.
The freshmen were indoctrinated into the "hurry

that the vacation

year.

up and wait" routine of the long lines, but the
upperclassmen were quick to inform them that

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5

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r

ifT.

things were

much

now than

better

in the

"old day?.

"Oh. no! Not
five 8 o'clock^ again," "814 for fsvo books!" and
"Who do I see to drop this course?"
Again we heard the familiar

The

rrie? of

day of classes arrived and the freshmen
7:45 carn.ing all their books, while
upperclassmen
sauntered out at 8:05 after a
the
two-minute breakfast in the Lounge. The Elementary and Secondary students, along with the Special
first

rushed out

at

Education majors, made their way between Science
Hall.

Noctling Hall, and

while

the

Navy Hall was

to

Centeimial Gynmasium.

students

Business

soon discovered that

be their home for the next four

years.

During the next week "buttons, frosh" echoed
Freshmen appeared in some

across the campus.
rather

ridiculous

spirited
tliese

by

tlie

new additions

lonely or bored.

down

"get-ups."

The upperclassmen.

Customs Conmiittee. made sure
to

After a week of fun.

to the routine of

that

our college didn't get too

another vear.

we

all settled

a

,

Academically, the first round of tests came and
we regarded our instructors with mixed
"This
is the toughest year yet" was the
feelings.
general (i"\ from the uppercUissinen. wliile the
went, and

frosh just siglied and derided that college wasn't
all

fun.

season

Foothall

Hardy's

student body
ler's

brought

enthusiastic

cheering

new

led

rooting for the Huskies.

in

Ginny

heroes.

squad

loyal

a

Mr. Mil-

Maroon and Gold Band and Mollv Matlcrn's

majorettes

ni()\ u led

enlishteniii";

halt-tiiiif

t'liter-

tainment.

Homecoming weekend was soon upon

us.

The

and dormitories were busy dreamWood had been
ing up ideas for the parade.
gathered for the bonfire. Friday night l)egan at the
pep rally where the team was cheered. After the
bonfire, some relaxed and some danced to records
in the Husky Lounge. The Maroon and Gold Band
awakened a few sleepy Waller Hall residents on
Saturday morning as they entertained alumni,
friends, faculty, and students with a concert on the
Caryer Hall lawn. The efforts of many were yiewcd
l>y the judges as they watched the parade from their
clubs, fraternities,

ring-side seats in front of the Capitol.

Commons,
end guests made

After lunch

community and weektheir way to Mount Olympus to
view the annual Homecoming football game. The
traditional cider and doughnuts were enjoyed as
at the

friends and

the College

about past years at
Dinner at the Commons and dancing
at Centennial Gym was the agenda for the evening.
All too soon the orchestra was playing the last
strains of "Good Night, Sweetheart"' as friends and
alunmi bid farewell.
students chatted

Bloomsburg.

The annual Varsity Club Dance was another
standing

eyent on our social calendar.

dominated until a lovely Bloomsburg
crowned as Varsity Club Queen.
Thanksgiving vacation arrived.
patiently to a story of

how

out-

Suspense
coed was

Parents listened

a deficiency slip, which

preceded some students home, was the Dean's mistake, but they
(|uickly, as

determined

were not impressed. Vacation ended
we headed back to school
do better.

always, and
to

If^

ma«l(;

\\ iiil«:r

rarn[jus.

Navy Hall

aricJ

ui-

wddt:

iJiosc

The

iiiiM-ralde.

fanatirs

tlinf;

hf-rnflf

Cliinl)iii>; to

throufiti

8

known

o'riocks even

replaoxJ

Gym

»now and

the

l)a>-kHliall

our

to

Cfnicnnial

more

and wreavid

th«;

iwA-

We

were countinf; the days
on our ra!endar» until Christmas varation. Nhich cxcitfinf-nt prereded the
hall

fati>.

firj^l

hig dance of the year.

more

Cotillion will long

rcrnfnihcr.

The sopho-

l>e

After a week of

a night to
»piritin<;.

women exchanged

Waller Hall
and ate heartily at a party in the
Husky Lounge. The freshmen were
overwhelmed by the beauty of our
campus during the Christmas season
while the upperclassmen once again [became just a bit melancholy at the sight

the

gifts

of the

many

gaily decorated trees.

The tliree and a half ^horte*! weeks of the year
were too soon a tiling of the past and we were
back again at the "friendly college." Our campus
was soon hit by an epidemic of "test fever." a
disease whose symptoms are contemplation of studying and whose remedy is simply study. Tests were
soon over, the writer's cramp healed, and good-by

hours planning their "Hop."

1958 Coed of

chance to

anew.

Many

seniors

the

semester was
just a
first

much

few weeks longer.

returned to

although

it

real stab at social life as they

spent

new

CGA

as the schoors polian exciting campaign to elect

officers.

Colorful posters, campaign

The

sports

page of the Maroon and Gold made a

quick change to baseball and track. Three o'clock
classes in Navy Hall seemed to be more popular
now to those who were luckv enough to have window

seemed

The freshmen had

crowned her successor.

ceded the big day. Five happy candidates celebrated their victories.

Academically, the second

like the first,

remember

speeches, election rallies, and a few promises pre-

classes while others anxiously took over their stu-

dent teaching positions.

night to

The Husky Lounge "buzzed"

semester began, and evervone had the
start

the Year,

ticians participated in

to another semester.

A new

A

for a starrv-eyed coed as Nikki Scheno. gracious

their
seats.

many

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Once again bags were being packed
others

for another

Parties filled the calendars of some, while

vacation.

had reserved

their Easter vacation to begin

research on term papers that were due in a few
short weeks. Memories of this relaxing week were
soon interrupted bv more t(Min ])apers, reports, pic-

and piles of unlinished work. Most of us
were positive that we woidd never complete this
semester's work.
ture tiles,

>

remember. Tlie jum'or class upheld its reputation and came forth with a perfect
spring night to add to a sparkling Jiuiior Prom.
Another night

Many

to

in the Husky Lounge, pinochle
"smoker," rocking on I-ong Porch,
listening to our favorite records on the Hi-Fi, or just
casual walks downtown provided much relaxation
(luring our leisure hours.

games

1'-

i

hours spent

in

the

^
t
\

js^r-

Wc

were soon

fjiveii

Bloomsbiiifi coed as

touches were
the

many

made

CGA

the opportunity to elect a

May

to the

Queen.

May

The

participants paraded to Centennial

President, crown the

May

Queen, and viewed

the talent of the Benjamin Franklin Training School

minute
Day program, while
last

students along with the fine

program of

the college

The traditional winding of the MaN^poIes
gave much festive color to an invigorating dav. The
annual May Day Dance in Centennial Gym brought

Gym-

students.

nasium daily to practice for this gala event. A
sunny spring day set the scene as many friends and
relatives from near and far watched Ron Romig,

May Day

12

to a fine climax.

:<,m

m^'

Tlie

made

finishing
to

were

touches

being

work when

semester's

this

another epidemic of "test fever" hit
our campus. Spending nianv hours in
the

midnight
to

tollowed by burning the

lil)rary.
oil

for a few nights,

be the best remedy.

our campus
yard,

and

dences that

—

the

.\

terraces,

—

seemed

look around
the

court-

Long Porch showed evimany had also developed

"spring fever."

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^<.

Seniors were busy sending invitations,
receiving graduation gowns that were too

being

short,

for

fitted

gowns and dinner

jackets for the Ball, signing contracts for
that position that wasn't exactly

wanted but close
tions,

Day

attending

to

home

what they

with long vaca-

Honor Assembly and Ivy

Exercises, practicing for graduation,

and rushing to several "on-the-spur-of-thenioment" parties. Underclassmen were
still taking finals, finding rooms in Waller
or North Hall or a nice quiet apartment
downtown, and packing in their spare
time.

And

then

came

the

day

when Long

appearance
boxes, trunks, and sad-looking animals
filled every available space. "Write soon."
or '"See you on the beach," seemed to dominate the conversation on this sunny spring
day. Happiness to be going home was
slightly overshadowed by "You know, I
think I'm going to miss this place."

Porch took on

—

a very strange

freshmen, sophomores, and junwere making their way home, the "upon-a-cloud" seniors were getting ready for
a big night
the Senior Banquet and Ball.
\^ hile

iors

—

After the greatest night ever,
eled

home

to rest

up

many

trav-

for the big day.

In

meantime, alumni returned to campus
to meet and chat with former classmates
and friends.
the

Graduation day! The day thai
to l»c

'^o

far

away

wa>» here.

m-ci

The

k

fi

1959 proudly paraded to G'nteni
Gymnasium, reminiscing over four ^h
years -tlicjr (irohlcni- and arhievenif
and happily thinicinj; alwjut the ma
years ahead
their opportunities
of

—

challenges.

—

t

ADMINISTRATION AND

FACULTY

I'KESlDEiNl S MES.SA(;E

A Message
"Human

to the Class of

history

1959:

becomes more and more a race between education and catastrophe." wrote

H. G. Wells more than three decades ago.
If this is true, teachers will

That you

may

have a great deal

to

do with

face this task with hope, confidence,

able expectation of your

and

the shaping of things to

faith in the future, is the reason-

Alma Mater.

HARVEY

Mrs.

Anna M. Kniphl.

Institutional

come.

Secrctan-.

and President Andruss.

20

A.

ANDRUSS.

President

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Carl H. Fleckenstine. OrangeviUe. Pa.: Dr. Harvey A. Andruss. President of the College. Bloomsburg. Pa.: Hon. Harold L. Paul. Pottsville. Pa.: Mr. Frank A. Thornton. Shamokin. Pa.

SEATED: Hon.

STANDING:
Pa.:

Mr.

Hon. C. William Kreisher. Catawissa. Pa.: Howard R. Berninger. Esq.. Mifflinville.
Jacobs. Danville. Pa.: Mr. John H. Shuman. Bloomsburg. Pa.: Mr. Leo S. Den-

Sam M.

nen. Turbotville. Pa.

Not present when photograph was taken: Bernard

J.

Kelley. Esq.. Philadelphia. Pa.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES
C.

WILLI.\M KREISHER

..

HOWARD

FLECKENSTINE
R. BERNINGER

HARVEY

A.

CARL

H.

CHARLES

H.

ANDRUSS
BOEHM.

.

..-

ex-officio

President

Vice President
Secretary-Treasurer
President of the College

Superintendent of Public Instruction

ihf Cnidiiatch of

'I'o

(!i)riitinii( ctiifiil

is

\')')'):

a limf* for lookinfi ahead, hut

also a time for lookiriR hark.

is

Mc

yon

may

llial

voii

look aluad

liavfi

ariij

If.

in

looking Ijack,

"lived" these four years, you

cxiicrt

to

derive pleasure from

your wr)rk and appreriation from those with
work:

A

for college

is

college education

whom

you

more than preparation

for

life.

my hope

that

you

is

life.

It

i^

have proof of having lived these years

May

at college.

you enjoy professional success and happiness
Sincerely,

Elizabeth B.
B.S.,

Miller

M.Ed.

DEAN OF WOMEN

Mrs. Miller reoeivos students

at

it

the All-College Reception.

To the Seniors of 1959:
It

is

with particular interest and feeling that

I

ex-

tend congratulations and best wishes to this class of

1959.

It

seems

Bloomsburg

I

we hoth entered

State Teachers College for

During these
experiences

just yesterday that

last

four years

—academic,

tlie first

time.

we have enjoyed new

social,

and

cultural

—which

hope, have improved our respective preparation

for the

We

work we do

in education.

have experienced many changes

burg during

tliis

—

time

at

Blooms-

increased enrollment,

new

buildings, academic requirements, and changes that

naturally

come

witli

progress.

adjust to these changes

it

is

In helping you to

our hope

helped prepare you for future service

—one

that
to

we have

Educatior

of man's most vital needs.

Walter R. Blair
B.S.,

M.Ed.

DEAN OF MEN

Dean

Blair gives lasl-minute instructions to Ozzie.

To

gra(Jualiiij4

To

say

smooth

it

road

the

that

would

on«;

say that

Siniorn:

Ik;

aluacj

will

to disillusion

In-

you;

a
to

he a challenging and some-

will

times frightening one would

l>e

staying

more

within the hounds of actuality. For in this

world of increasing tension and turmoil, we
need, more than ever, young

men and women

provident enough

rewards of hard

work and

tlie

in

apathy.

past four years,

you well for the

Be proud of
and we

and the perils and

straight thinking

disappointment
ing

to see the

task that

We hope that,

we have prepared
is

the profession

will be

dur-

cut out for you.

you have chosen,

proud of you.

John A. Hoch
A.B.,

M.A.

DEAN OF INSTRUCTION

That's

Form SS109

ASSISTANT DEANS

MARY

E.

MacDONALD

A.M.
Dean of Women

A.B..

Assistant

Guidance Services

GEORGK

G.

STHADTMAN

KAl.l'H

S.

B.S.. .M.A..

M.Ed.
Assi>tanl Dean of Men
B.S..

Assistant

HEKRE
Ed.D.

Dean

of

Social Studies

Mathematics. Science

25

Men

HRUCE

ADAMS

E.

M.Ed.
Geography
H.A..

EDNA

rVA .MAE liErKI.EV

B.,S.,

B.S.. .M.Ed.

J. [^ARN^:^
M.A.
Elementary Education

Lalwratory School

Grade

OLIVE

P.

BEEMAN

Ph.B.

L.

M.A.
Mathematics

Art

EDWARD

(.l.AI'DK
A.B.,

T.

DE VOE

liOKDNER

BUVD
B.S.,

II

F.

M.S.

Speech

BLlKI.NGHA.M

Faculty

This

is

not music to drfani

to,

class!

BEATRICE ENGLEHART
Isn't

DOROTHY

J.

EVANS

he cute!

M.S. Ed
Laboratory School
Kindergarten
B.S.,

!

Faculty

Wll.l.lAM C. KOKi'SEV
M.A.

B.A.,

Business Education

UKBiliiAII W. (.KIKIITH
M.A.
Laboratory School
B.S.,

Grade IV

Maybe

the typewriter needs repairing.

It

must be there someplace

28

U(jNALD
B..S..

.M.Ed.

History

B.

HEILMAN

Faculty

NORMAN
B.S..

L.

HILGAR

M.A.

CLAYTON
B.S.,

Business Education

RUSSELL

E.

HOUK

B.S., .M.S.

H.

HINKEL

M.Ed.

Business Education

M. PATRICIA

HOUTZ

M.S.
Business Education
B.S.,

Physical Education

MARY

E.

HOMRIGHOUS

M.A.
Speech

A.B.,

WARREN
B.S..

I.

JOHNSON

M.Ed.

Laboratory School

Grade VI

ELINOR

R.

KEEPER

MARY

E.

KRAMER

M.A.

B.A., Litt.M., B.S. in L.S.

B.S.,

Librarian

Laboratory School

KI.MBER

C.

KUSTER

Ph.D.
Biological Science
B.S., M.S.,

Faculty

HAKULU

LANTERMAN

11.

^^:l.l,

M.A., Ed.D.
Physical Science
B.S.,

ELEANOR
B.S..

J.

McCUE

M.Ed.

Laboratory School

Grade

s

MARGAKKI

K

\I.<.KH.>

M.Ed.

B.S.,

Social Studies

Busitif's Education

CHARLOTTE McKECHNIE

M. BEATRICE

B.S.

A.B.. M..\.

English*

College Nurse

METTLER

Health Education

I

NELSON

A,

M.Ed.
Music
B.S.,

\iai ri

B.A., M.A., Hh.U.

MILLER

DONALD

D.

RABB

M.S. Ed.
Sur\ey Science
B.S..

30

FRANCIS
B.S..

J.

R.\DICE

M.Ed.

Business Education

Faculty

Future teacher

in action.

Mr. Rabb explains the mysteries of Science

to his interested class.

GWENDOLYN REAMS

KENNETH

B.A.. M.A.
Assistant Librarian

M.S.
Laboratory School

London University

Children's Literature

Grade IV

English

A.

ROBERTS

B.S..

31

J.

AL.ML'S

RUSSELL

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

Certificate

Faculty

WALTER

RUSSELL
B.S..

S.

F.

RY(;IEL

SCHLEICHER

M.A.

Psychology-

Elementarv Science

Faculty

GILBERT

JOHN

W. SELDERS

K.

HAROLD

S.

SHELLS

Physical Education

WILLIAM

H.

.STERLING

SERFF
Ph.D.

Social .Studies

L:AK1!AK A

J.

L.

Ph.D.
Social Studies
B.A..

A.B.. M..\.

J.

B.S.. M.Ed..

B.A., M.Ed.. U.Ed.
Reading Specialist

.\I..S..

SHOCKLEV

CECIL

S.

SERONSY

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

English

Jt.ULN

K.

MIL.MAN

B.S.. Ph..M.. Ph.D.

Mathematics

Faculty

KOIiKKT

i'.

ULMER

EDWAKD

VAN

W.

N01{.\L\N

M.Ed.

E. I'AI

L \\.\(,.NtK

B.S.. M.Ed.. Ed.lJ.

U.S.. M.Eil.

U.S..

Art

Audio-Visual Education

Psychology
Public School PsychologUt

V-MARY ELEANOR WRAY

EDITH

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

B.A.. M.S.

B.A.,

English Literature

Health Education

Art

GLENN

S.

WEIGHT

ISuw. vou ^uvs should

know

34

liv

this time

G.

M.A.

ZINN

Around

And

the world in

iijilitri.-n

notice that whrr-rr sound.

Just a few pages for

Wednesday

35

—60

to 179.

wt'oks.

NC)N-'rKA(:iiii\(;

MRS.

pkksonnel

MAKC AKKI ANDKKSON

MRS. AI.TIIKA noKV:
Resident Advisor

Resident Advisor

Mrs. Hi)k*' pcrtniiii^

JENNINGS

B.

KNOEBEL

oil''

nt li-r ni,iii\ <liilic^ a-

PAUL

G.

MARTIN

Kf^idrnt A'l\i-Mr,

W.

HORACE WILLIAMS

Manager

B.S. in A.E.

B.S.

Superintendent of Grounds

Business Manager

36

of College Store

MISS BEATRICE

EVERLY— "That

^Mll

l.c

>1

plus

3

cents

tax."

HELEN LOREMAN— WaUer

FRANK BILLMAN—"Going

Hall's Master of

AU.

up?"

MRS. HELEN BARK.\USKAS—"Is

37

this large,

medium, or small?

ORGANIZATIONS

38

COMMTMTY COVER
C(JLI.E(;E

MKKI iLHENO

JOSEPH ZAPACH
I

Secretary

ice I'resident

JACK EBERHART

CONSTANCE TERZOPOLOS

Treasurer

Assistant Treasurer

VMENT ASSOCIATION
COUNCIL
FACULTY MEMBERS
Mr. Hoch

Dr. Herre

Mrs. Miller

Dr. Martin

Mr. Blair
Mr. Stradtman
Miss MacDonald

Mr. Johnson
Dr. Engelhardt

msi^^

Dr. Maielta

STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES
Marie Walsh
Raymond Burger
Donald Ker
Lorraine \ eager

William Roberts
James Peck
Judith Goss
Robert Warren
Can,- Reddig
Lillian Snyder
Albert Francis

Robin Folmsbee
Paul Ternosky
MarN- .Ann Thornton
R<in

Romig

presides at a reiiular Cjjuncii

Lu Natter
Romig.

receives the gaM-l

lliat

nieetiiii:

lie

used as CG.A Prerident frmn Hon

CGA STAM)[
COMMITTKE
CHAIRMKN

COMMITTEE
CHAIRMEN

ByriJii Kni|i(

Oinracj Slaniuki

Uininii Room
Coniniittrr

f-

reshmun Clan
Adtiior

Patricia Clatts
Hospitality

J«v|()i

Committee

ol

Zapach

I'i'r I'retidtnt

Janirs Peck
Election Board

CCA

'.(•raldinr

Advisor

CGA

O'Brien

hreshman Clou

Standing Committees are

aspect of

government

])art

of the

essential to the college

framework of the govenimental system of the school. Even'
is
represented by a committee comprised of

community

memlaers of the student body. The chairmen of these committees are responsible to the Vice President
of CGA who is Chairman Ex-Officio of each committee.
Individually, each cojnmittee has a specific job to do. The student body may make suggestions or offer
advice to the chairman. The total picture shows, however, that these duties of the committees over-lap.
As a result, llie problems of the school are sufficientiv covered, and the governmental duties are thus

performed.

No,

11. ill.

iiV

11. 'I

spiked.

So, you

42

want

to

lead a band.

NG COMMITTEES
COMMITTEE
CHAIRMEN

COMMITTEE
CHAIRMEN

Robert Leiss
Social-Recreation

Pep Committee

Robert Stish

Committee
Joan Schuyler

Pep Committee

Sara Schilling
Furniture

Marjorie Ginnick

Committee

Awards Committee

Robin Folmsbee
Awards Committee

Missing from picture:

William Stevenson
Customs Committee

Donald Morgan
Assembly Committee
Robert

Rohm

Fire Drill

Committee

Ardent Huskie suppurtL

Careful there, Ken.

43

WAI.I.Ki;

GOVEKMNC,

IIOAKIJ

IIM.L

OIKICEKS

Treasurer; C. Cordora, Vice President; R. Henry, President;
Secretary; L. Yeager, Social Chairman. STANDING: Mrs. .Margaret
Anderson, Resident Advisor; Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, Dean of Women; Mrs. Allhea
Hoke, Resident Advisor.
SEA'I'KI):
G. Claim,

I*.

(;latls,

Big and Little Sisters get together for a social hour.
Is this real

There's no business
like

show

business.

WOMEN

GOVERNING BOARD
SEATED:
A. Hoke.

Mrs. M. Anderson, P. Glatts, C. Cordora, R. Henry, G. Clahn, L. Yeager, Mrs.
Williams, M. Ginnick. A. Zevas, Mrs. E. Miller, D. Clayton,

STANDING: M.

M. Morson, A. Sacks,

L. Shaffer.

i!i;sii)i;\r

>l

\TKU:

I'l.-idenl.

K.

Kiniplc,

STANDING:

A. Ir.iiuis, President; G. Anderson, Vice
Mr. Waller Blair, Dean of Men; H. Orband, Treasurer;

Sicn-larv;

Mr. Georye G. Stradtinan, Assistant Dean of Men.

Going my way?

1

lici-c

iMJaiiM- jir prilly splashy!

z-z-z-z-z-z-z-z

MEN

Home, sweet home.

Calling Pottstown, Earl?

ll«rr>'

i<-"a.-. >v

u.jt

8:00

cla--?

Chess invades Nortli Hall.

COMMUTINC;

WOMEN

OIIICKIIS
Fiilnmlico
(JrciMiawuy
Kli.ll>.'lll
Kr.-d

I'rrsiilrnl

i<i>l)iii

yiif I'reaiilenI
Sfirrlary

Oliviii

Diiriilliy

I'nuistirrr

OIIK

I

SiraillMWiii

l;n\U|)

\l

Dltf
Fry

Elizulxrlli

JatU'l

Kay Ncarinn
Kli/alx'lli Kr<'ci

Diirolliy Slraillmaii
miuilii'lli

larr

Day U

oiiicii'^

A-^ocidliun

*iMim

liiai

Test tomorrow';

m-m-in

i;...,Ll!

Better than a Beauty Rest
mattress.

COMMUTING MEN
OFFICERS
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer

Paul Ternosky
Charles Schlegcl
Clarence Barnhart

John Glennon

Left to right: C. Schlegel, P. Ternosky, C. Barnhart,

A

J.

Glennon.

familiar scene during the lunch hour.

The Hay Men's Lounge serves as a study hall
during free hours.

A

real student never wastes a minute.

A'niENAEUM

Cl.l

15

Tillii.ii-iirii

|>iir|i'ih<-

(Jul)

t(iii'-i(

.

lJuriii(.'

type* of

var

lh<-

rrii-rnl»T'< liiilcn lo

\lhi-.

lli<-

farniliarizir

many

Mjlh

-ludi-iii^

of
Id

\h

ihf

record* and

diHcusH various aspects of the
<i>m|)o«ili<>n«.

are

Th»-

[>ropram«

and

divi-rsificd.

selections ranpin;:

includif

from

classi-

cal to progressive jazz.
Thriiuf-'h

lislcninji

to

the

music and disiussinf: the com-

members pain

|ii>sitions.

the

better

knowlcflpe

deeper interest

Ltfl

til

ri(;lil:

J.

Iilc.

l'iof;rain

Myers, President; Miss Edith G.

Uiainiiaii:

V.

/.inn, .Vdvisor;

.Sinn.

C

Iica^uiii;
Secretary.

M. Mellon,

Kr

I'l'

-idtnl.

L.

of

in music.

a

and

AVIATION CLUB
The Aviation Qub. a co-educational organization, was formed with
stimulating and developing an interest in flying.

an

The only requirement

the meetings,

for admission is

which are held twice a month, the members study and discuss

various aspects of anation. This year excursions were

Bloomsburg

made

to the

radar station and

Airjx)rt.

Mr. W. Bradford Sterling

ING:
when

of

interest in aviation.

During

SEATED,

the purpose

is

the club's advisor.

left to right: R. Under, W. Frable, H. Rosenberger, G. Ketner, S. Kessiel, N. Ehrenfried, W. Schilling. STANDBraubits, D. Roberts, J. Stinson, N. Nash, J. Varcoe. D. Walker, S. Leskie, J. Simko, R. Wolfe, K. Parker. Missing
picture was taken: E. Kahler, R. Makoney, B. Deppen.
J.

(,<,

B" CMJH
"H"
a

Cliil)

s|iiril

the rollcgc

in

incinlriT^liip
|xiinLs

athletic events

the

in

out,

which

April.

soon

i.o

become

They

is

club

during the

if

w-hfXil

twice

eligible

can

i-hc

year.

month and

a

such as their

i^pring

camp-

held during a weekend

This camp-out,

H.S.T.C.

in

through participation in

"B" Club meets
|)lans projects

\it*\it

'(jorlMiian-

thp woincn of the follcge.

Any woman
earn 5()0

anil

a prcaltT inlcrc»t

<T«talp

alfilclicH arnorig

for

otalili-hcd In

ro-o|)«T<-ili<)ii

and lo

fhip,

Ix-i-ii

liii-*

t>\

a
alwj

it

is

traditional

hofjed,
activity

in

will

at

worked simultaneously

with the Varsity Club on

its

project, the

"Sportsmen's Holiday."

I.

I

I

tern

111

Miss

rinlil:

KltMii.ii

Wki).

I'lcsidont; R. Davis, Secretary;

^

Ailvisui

,

J.

Baylor, '['reasuri-r
President.

M. Mal-

;

M. Morson, Vice

O

fi

lanr!
SEATED,
ING:

S.

left to right:
li.
Ulnul/inski. M. Ginnick, J. Matcliulat. J. Matcliulat, K. Nebus, C. Curdura.
Sayles, B. Wooster, P. Paralis, J. Witmyer, G. Glahn. R. Vignola, C. Geiger.

SEATED,

left

S. Smith, D.

to right:

D. Wenkinbach.

M.

Points. R. Davis,

Marcy, L. Taylor, M. Morson, B. Rozelle,

J.

S. Pfister.

52

Bavlor.

M. Beers.

C. Yost, B. Batzel.

M. Mattem. ?T.AND-

ST\.NDI.\G:

L. Shaffer.

POETRY CLUB
The Poetry Club meets im

Rooms
All

of Science

members

Flail.

the seeorui

Mfml)ershi|)

is

join in the informal

and fourth Thur?rla\ of eaeh month

open

group study of poetr\ and through

sound appreciation and become acquainted with

enjoNment of creating, reading, and discussing
Clul) fulfills

its

goals,

and

in the

Social

to all stiiilents.

also brings to students a

SEATKU; M.

this

develop a

fundamentals. This increases their

this type of

literature.

Thus, the Poetry

more complete background.

\l..r.iii. K. Milkr. Mr. Cliiiii .S. Wiifilil. A.InIm.i;
Cower, President; D. Laubach, J. Yocum. Missing from picture:

53

its

I'.

Link-. U. Kc(;aii. ST.VNUl.NG: G. Reed, R.
Vice President; M. Fowler, Secretary-Treasurer.

IVitorolf. J.

P. .Xntonio.

IJUSliNESS

Tin-

Mu'-ini-'.'*

f^anizatioii

Education

iicss

>li'\i'lo|i

1

tcai licr-

linM.

'I'lic

Left

to

Walter S. Rygicl, Advisor; M. Stanell, Historian; M. Dushanko,
M. Weiser, Treasurer; W. Thomas, Vice President; J. Shirk, Rcfrcsh-

right:

nicnl C.cminiittee; A. Adelizzi, President.

54

rluh

Cluh

it.

an or-

to all stud«-nl» of tin- flu^i-

iJepartmenl.

ijualities of

fiiliin-

llii

Scrrctary;

open

E<lu<'a(i<in

KIJ,

It

hel[j»

to

leadership and to train

fur ihr positions they will

als<i

l)i[)artment of

pfrforms duties for

Business Education.

JCATION CLUB

55

I)I!\M\TI(:
Cluh provifln an

TIk' Dratnaiir
'>|i|M<rturiity

Irani

lo

and pro-

An\orv with a grauine
and prrniou*

in rlramalir-*

i:x\)iT'wn(x

plays

who wUh

rlirction

plas

(liicijfin.

iiitiTi~l

for '(ud«-nU

may

or

acting

in

join

^taginf;

"BIwjmfhurg

the

Flayfrf."

One-act
given

Vkorlc^hop

once

iiif-tnlwrs

of

production
this

First

week

a

the

is

flub.

arc

various

A major

given once a year,

year's project

Play

pla>*

by

by

being Fanny's

George

Bernard

Shaw. The club also participate*
in

SEATED,

left

to

Tooey, Treasurer.

ripht:

M. Sotranko, Secretary; Miss

STANDING:

R.

Stisli,

.\Iar\'

K.

Himirighous, .Advisor;

President; F. Buck, Vice President.

56

A.

school assemblies and

school activities.

various

CLUB

.\Iy

daughters are French
That is very dif-

;;irls.

VAiisnv

CLUB

SPDRTBMEN'B
'rK,

fl'J

t

i.

^%i»+IDLIDAY
The Varsity Club sponsors an annual dance.

SEATED,

left

to

right:

E.

Blackburn. R. Warren, K. Wood. J. Panichello, B. Stevenson, T. Englenian, A. Francis. STANDE. Levengood. W. Swisher. .Mr. Harold S. Shelly, Advisor; G. Anderson. P. Lockuff, J.

ING: P. Valania. R. Rimple.
Garman.

59

(:()i,i.i;(,K

Th(; Colltfic ChoralttTn in an orjtanization

an enjoyaliltf and

i-iKicavorH lo providi;

ili.ii

sid^iti^'

).iii|)c.wful
i>|)i-ii

all

III

•iijoy

aiul

sitifiiii;.'

|]i'at>al><.

ili\iilc(l

and

iriale

iiilii

Iwii

ferrial<-

iin-

\«-ar

'I'fiis

McrnltiTi.lii|t

(!riiu|».

a

iiii'liiiled

;;niii|is

and al^o

iiicn h

j:lf<-

rif-

l»i'<-n
'

luh

Thf; \ni>jiram» pre-

M-l<-i|iiin»

sriileil

ha»

iliorus

(.'riiuph.

i«

mIi«

ultcnd

to

alil<-

tin-

anil a wniiiiii's pier fluh.

sliidi-riin

l»y

each

of

the

by ihc <oml>iiifd

iiuiiihers

rlh.J US.

I

III*

year's

liir-i-iitrrl
1

1

.11

lii-rs

selection.s
Till-

the

fi>r

included

Annual

a

profiram

(lonferenre

for

and Administralurs and Christmas
recorded and

^rou|j.

otlicr

activities

in

concerts

lege students

liriiadca.st

addition,

nationally.

jiresented

various

and programs for both

and the townspeople.

i

<>l-

Through

its many activities the Choraleers provided
much musical enjoyment for our collejie

Ol'

I'lCKKS.

kiiffir,

Irfl

Pri'sidriit;

t(i

ri(;hl: RcihiTt Sicinruok. Vice President; Phillip UnderKdlnrta Strain, Judy Goss, Librarians; Virginia Dieliert,

TreaMircr; Jipamie l)e lirava, Seirelary.

ciiminiinilv

Ml.

.

\iU..ii

Miller

and Mrs. Jane Evans

are co-directors of the Choraleers.

60

CHORALEERS

PAT FETTEROLF
Accompanist

O n O
ID

n.'n

r^

O ^

61

C) C\

^^

,0

A

MAIiOON AM)
;i

GOLD BAND

Left to right: K. Boonie, T. Shade,

LEFT

TO

RIGHT:

Henrv, C. Geist,

J.

McCarthy, W

.

lin.wn, K. Hughes.

R.

J. Slottje.

SECOND ROW:

J. Trov,
Snyder, J. Schell, W.
Knepper, G. Sandel.

L.

LEFT TO RIGHT:
B.

Sherts,

D.

SECOND ROW:

L. Knapp,
Wikenbach.

J. J.nnings,
K. Carlson, C. Weed, D. .Marcy.

MAj()i{r;rnvs

MOLLY MATTERN
Head Majorette

KNEELING,

left

SECOND ROW:

The majorettes add spark

64

to

rigl.t:

to the

pep

Gmnick. .\L Maltern, J. Gross,
M. Dushanko, J. Reinaker, H. Salfi,

.\1.

G. O'Brien.

rallies.

H. Dins.
Benford.

J.

SCIENCE CLUB
If

you are interested

than not )ou are a

in

either

member

tlie

biological

of one of the

or physical sciences, then

more popular clubs on campus,

more

likely

the Science

Club.
It

is

the purpose of this organization to study and discuss topics dealing with the

various branches of these sciences. This

group discussion, and an annual all-day

Through membership
science and the role

it

in

this

is

accomplished through the use of films, lectures,

field trip.

organization, a

plays in our lives

is

much more thorough understanding

of

acquired.

MEMBERS:

Kenneth Angradi, John Baldino, Thomas Beninsky, Donald Boyer, Joan Bugel, Albert Cecco, Daniel Cody, Harry
Judy Darrup, Gorden Eckley, David Gerber, John Gorgus, Robert Graguil, Thornton Grove, Jo Ann
Heston, Clare Hummer, Dennis Hunt, William Huntsman, Harold Kashner, Joan Kotch, Robert Lehman, John Longo, John
Makara, Eugene Maurey, Laura McVey, Dennis Musket, Louis Pal crmo, Robert Pelak, John Polaschik, Robert Price, Richard
Rapson, Elizabeth Reed, Claude Rhoades, David Fitzman, Wayne Sheaffer, Joseph Siepietaski, James Simon, John Smaltz,
Robert Smith, David Snook, Joseph Stancatos, David Stout, Mary Lou Todorowski, Gorden Trumbower, Peter Valania, Carl
Vassia, David Walker, Richard Wolfe, Richard Wydoski, William Yurkiewicz, Richard Zoranski.
Cole, William Conrad,

6!

STIIDKNT KDUCATIOX

I

^KAI'

lit-

iiiliTi -Is iiiid

crifk-avorH

;i(

iliajili-r

The

is

is

ouLstanding

<oiii|josed

lull. ring

he

of

projecUt

lhi«

activity

proving

most

the tutoring service. Since the organi-

three currieuluiiis.

I

tttacher-nlu-

t-lrcngtheri

varioiD)

wlioie.

most

beneficial
z<ilioii

to

The

prove very profitable lo the college com-

munity as a

i/f

and

rclationshifM.

<liiit

promoU; profowional

livilic*. to (l<-v<'l(>() |iroff»Hi(inal cflu-

••laiKlarrI'-,

f'liliiiiiui

to

\.SS()(;i/\|

of juniors

lh(~5<f

and

wrnior!' of the

up(j<-rela.ssrnen

are r:apa}>le

those students desiring help.

entire

program

is

designed

to

meet

the

needs of students, as well as to aid student teachers
in their ex|x;riences.

SKAIKI):
liiiyir.

M. Morson,

Treasurer;

F.

I'r.-sidenl.

STANDING:

Buck, Vice President;

-M.

S.

Kish,

Secretary;

W.

Wahl, Social Chairman.

'(*n

C'

O

P

il

^

fi

HON OF PENNSYLVANIA

STUDENT

The

pur[K>»c of the Student

sfK'iation

is

lictter

better

on the campun,

understanding of the
the

realize

A«-

f'hri>-tiari

advance the knowledge of

to

(;hri^tian Fellowship

a

CI IRIS

of

iin|x»rtanee

to create

and

to

religion

in

Bilile.

life.

F^aeh

meeting

may

I^rograms

ship.

cussion

on

includes

ijertinent

teresting

speakers,

services,

such

as

and

prayer

subjects,

film-strips,

seasonal

wor-

group

of

consist

dis-

talks

hy

and

special

parties

or

in-

All-

College VesjK?rs.

This year the
for

the

SCA made

Christmas cards

Bloomsburg Hospital and

rejjresentatives to

the National

sent

two

Y.MCA Con-

ference over the Christitias holidays. During

National

SEATED:

D. Barnliart, President; S. Stetler, Secretary.
Mr. Clayton H. Hinkel,

Higby, Vice President;
Henry, Treasurer.

C.

STANDING:
Advisor;

R.

Brotherhood

Week

in

February,

the organization presented an assembly prograrti

for the benefit of the college students.

riAN ASSOCIATION

Good

In the

very last drop.

AI.PIIA PSl ()MK(;A

The Alpha

Oiiiicron C^hapliT of Al-

pha \Yi OiiK-^a

is

academically high

matic Cluh.

It

made up

of selected

<itudenL<« of the

Dra-

provides an honor so-

ciety for those doing a high standard

of

work

in

college dramatics,

and

se-

rurcs for them the mutual hcljjfultiess
|)ri)vided

Miss Mary E. Honirighous, Advisor; A.

by a large national

fraternity.

Cz<i)iikaitis, Presi-

dent.

SEATED,

R. Botteon. R. Radzai, Treasurer: A. Czepukaitis. G. Glahn. SecreSTANDING: R. Steinruck. Miss M. Homrighous. A. Metzgar.
D. Loughlin, S. Stettler, R. Stish, J. Zapach.,
left

to right:

tary; L. Morlock,

M. Sofranko.

70

GAMMA THETA UPSILON

Ganima Theta Upsilon,

a co-educational geography fraternity,

is

have a geography major or minor, and are academically high

The purpose of
cultural

discipline

the organization

and as a

Loan Fund has been

to

is

practical

open to students who
in

geography courses.

advance the study of geography, both as a

subject

for

study and investigation.

established bv the fraternitv in order to

A

National

promote graduate work

in

geography.
Interesting programs are provided throughout the year

an interest

SE.\TED,

left

to

F. Suntheimer. R.

Missing

from

right:

in the organization

J.

and

its

Cawthern. President; C. Bamhart, Vice President. ST.-\.\DING:
Stin^on, Mr. W. B. Sterling, .\dvisor: L. Mulhall, R. Bartelson.
Secretary; D. Bingaman, Treasurer.

Smith. Recording Secretary-;

Rohm, H. Rosenberger, R. Zoransky,

picture:

J.

Chidester,

Corresponding

by qualified persons who have

purposes.

J.

J.

71

KAPPA

PT

I)l';i;i'A

Kappa

co-cHuiational

Pi,

I)<'lta

in

ixx;icty

education,

ciKJeavorb

mole high prof<«»ional,
{xrrwjnal

honor

to

pro-

inlcllwtual.

flandards, and to

ri-rogriiz/r

and
out-

standing fdu'ational <ontril)Ution»». Mcnil«T^ are required to

junior* or seniors,

Ix-

have a general scholastic rating on the
Dean's

Li.sl,

and

pa'-.s

a majority vote of

the memljcrs present.
This
|{<-ta

iJr.

year's

CliaptiT
.Mau|jin.

the

"-hown

by

advis<jr,

an

'-liflf-

fraternity

interesting talk by Dr. Barbara
ley,

Gamma

programs of the
incjufled

J.

and a panel discussion concerning the

exceptional child.
Dr. Nell Maiipin, Advisor. .STAiM)lN(.: U. Ker, Treasurer; B.
Curry, Historian; G. Reed. I'resident; N. Pekala. Corresponding Secretary;
S. Swider, Vice President; C. Clark, Recording Secretary.

SKATKI):

SEATED,

left to
right: D.
Ker, C. Clark. S. Swider, G.
Reed, Dr. Nell .Maupin. .Advisor; .\. Pekala, B. Currv.
SECO.ND ROW: L. Shaffer,
J. Smith, F. Reed, C. Braun.
D. Lezinski. J. Lazo. K. -Swatt,
J. Longo. THIRD ROW: D.
Wenkinbach. D. Wanat. S.
Bogle. F. Aumiller.

SEATED,

left

Trudnak,

J.

to

right:

DeBrava,

J.
.\1.

Stanell, J. .Andrews, L. Bartlow, C. Cordora. D. Andrysick.

SECOND

Delbaugh,

ROW:

W.

Greenland. K.
Michael, I. Parry. J. Richenderfer, B. Arnold, P. Burger,
C. Carson, A. Francis. THIRD
ROW: M. Wahl, R. Beaver,
S.

S. Schilling.

.Shock-

SIGMA ALPHA ETA
Alpha Eta

Sip;ina

lor those students

is

a

fraternity

who

are interested
in speech and hearing. The aims of
this organization are to create an interest in the field of Speech and
Hearing, to encourage professional
growth, to insure high planes of

achievement in academic and clinical
activities, and to huild wholesome
public relations with other college departments and with local organiza-

knowing about the
speech and hearing rehabili-

tions interested in
field of

tation.

The four grades of membership are
Affiliate
students having an interest in becoming informed about
the field.
2
Associate
students
(

1

I

—

(

—

)

who have completed
and have an active
ing in the

field.

1

.3

Advanced students

the first year,

interest in trainI

Key Members
in the field

with

4 Honor Members
a 2.7 average.
a recognition level for kev mem-

—

(

I

bers who have demonstrated outstanding leadership in the organiza-

Left to right: B. Curr>', Vice President; L. Shaffer, Corresponding Secretan-; G. Baurys,
G. Wilcox, Treasurer; A. Pellman, President; Dr. Donald F.

Recording Secretar)-;
Maietla, Advisor.

tion.

73

i'[

im

()MI';(;a

Alplia

'I'lir

aims

it''

VAuratiDU Frat'-rnity

in

commerce,

iicllcrmcnt in collr-gc«, to cncouraprclhiial

and

'-tandardii

husincKs and

in

Pi

i»

cr'at*?

to aid

and

a

fotsturing

promote, cxlirnd, and

lo ••ncduraf^i',

and w.-holarwhip

ii]|i-r(!Kt

Omega

Chapter of Pi

iJelta

Muxintf^K

I'riifc-fioiial

civic

high

(o«t#T

profr:>i«ional

life,

to teach the idea of service as the hasis of all

worthy enterprise.
/\

second wniesler .Mjphomore standing

rating of 2.8 and two semesters credit

s^-holastic

in the

Busineae

Kducation Clui) are required for initiation into the
fraternity.

This year,
anniversary,

luMnf;

the

hriiiping

the

making

summary

it

to

paring

a

the

tin-

Bu^iiK-^^

I

fraternity's

d-partment's .30th

main project was

organization's

alumni

up

file

of this information,

date.

to

and sending

members. Additional projects were pre-

name

lags

for

business

conferences,

helping with registration at these conferences.
riiomas B. Martin, Advisor, confers with President Jnhn
and Bemice Dietz.
Dr.

I.ongi)

SEATED,

left

to

right:

B. Rozelle. B. Dietz.

Hand.

J.

Bartlow

M

Andrews. SECE. Malarkey, G. Tress

Shirk.

OND ROW:

L.

M. Weiser,

J.

R. Ellis. B. Arnold. H. Caughan
G. Treon. F. Reed. J. Peck, R. Har
ris. R. Ball.

ler.

SEATED,

left

to

right:

C. Clark.

A. Page, Historian; J. Kunes, Vice
President; J. Longo. President; Y.
Braun,
Galetz,
Secretary;
C.
SECOND
Fn:
Treasurer;
J.
ROW: D. Delbo, W. Delbaugh, K.
Swatt, W. Rhodes, Dr. Thomas B.
Martin, Advisor; C. Janetka, A.
Beeson, S. Swider, C. Unger.

and

PHI SIGMA PI
Phi

Sijjina

Founded on a
arship,

Pi

it

the

men's pro-

fraternity-

basis of superior schol-

exists to

fellowship

close

is

education

fessional

meet the needs of

among men

inter-

ested in advancing educational ideajs.

Men

eligible for

membership must

be students of college work

who have

maintained a 2,5 cumulative rating
with a 2.5 average the semester preto

\iiius

also

The

missing from picture.

Members must

be students in residence.
Iota

sponsors
Left to right: B. Krapf, Chaplain; R. Burger, Assistant Secretary -Treasurer; W. Thomas.
Treasurer; P. Valania, President; I. Parry, Vice President; C. Stanitski, Sergeant-atAnns; J. Peck, Secretary; R. Romig. Historian. Mr. Russell Schleicher, Advisor, is

initiation.

Classes
inester.

Chapter of Bloomsburg

the

held

annual

Battle

of

during the spring

Ginny Hardy was

fraternity sweetheart.

the
se-

selected

The group

also

sponsored a jazz concert.

FIRST ROW,

left

to

right:

O. Fine,

J.

Eberhart, D. Rapson.

I.

Parrv, J. Peck. P. Valania, W, Thomas, R. Winn, E. Farrow.
R. Romig, R. Cower, W. Norton. C. Keller,
Sleinruck, J. Stinson. L. Kruk. L. Fisher,

SECOND ROW: J. Zapach. K. Wood. W. Roberts, B, Krapf, C. Stanitski.
THIRD ROW: J. Polaschik, R. Stish. R. Corrigan, D. Bamhart. S. Swider, R.
R. Rossi. FOURTH ROW: N. Shutovich, C. Stanitski.
D. Ker.

TIIK

One

of the

year

this

new

feature*

on our

was the eollege

earn|iu«

library.

placing the old dining room,

ifii'

He-

rw-wiy

renovated s<.ftion of Waller Hall ha» be-

come
for

a modern,

the

<a.sil)

accessible library

use of the college student*.

Also included

is

a juvenile section for

the use of the children

from the training

school. Overlooking the court
tain,

the

large,

airy

and foun-

rooms provide a

pleasant setting for research and study.

SEATED,

left to right:

Librar)' .Assistant;

E. Miller.

M. Brown.

E. Drendall.

Mrs. R. Laubach, Librar\' .\ssistant;

M. Dushanko,
B.

P.

Phillips.

ST.\NDING: Mrs. Martha
M. Huttenstine.

Tarr, C. Eaton. J. Valentiner.

76

MacNeal,

1,11

3RARY

ATHLETICS

78

79

ROBERT BOTTORF

STANLEY COVINGTON
80

WOODROW RHOADS

FOOTBALL
1958

KENNETH WOOD

MORITZ SCHULTZ

OSCAR SNYDER
81

PAUL SPAHR

o

COACIllAG SI AFF

This year's Husky team, under the coaching of

Walt Blair

in

his

second year as head coach, pro-

many

vided the record books with
tistics.

The Huskies began

power and continued

their outstanding

plav throughout the year. The
a five win, two loss and one

never

let

up

outstanding

until the final

sta-

the season in a blaze of

championship

Husky brawn boasted

tie

The Huskies

record.

gun sounded.

r

SCORES
BSTC
BSTC
BSTC
BSTC .._ _
BSTC
BSTC
BSTC
BSTC....—

20

Shippensburg

19
12

16

Kings College

32

Mansfield

16

Cortland

6

12

MiUersville

12

E. Stroudsburg
\^'est

6

...._

Chester

Lock Haven

.._.

12

56
12

Some coaching from

the sideline.

All right, you don't have to get rough about

it

n
Something's got

to give!

)

4^V

^0

^

Paul lakes a snooze between plays.

You

Jim Conrad runs

liiiiiiiiTiii

^TKS.V'iT
^4

I

ill

>''

in for a tackle.

I

Ml

V' .?^

Another Huskie crashes through the

84

line.

tell

them, Barney!

.

^

i"

A

full

house turns out

to

Cheer up, fellows!

cheer for the Huskies.

rniup

6-10-3-4

A

pass completed to Fake.

85

Hut!

COACH

I

HAKOI.lJ

NORMAN

n, k

\(,
.S.

I.,

sr\ri-

.>5HfcU.V

Ifll/,AR

BASKET

•

33
RAY BURGER

>

^40V
STW

COVINCTON

VARSITY

MANAGERS
PAT CHRISTOFF

JOHN JOHNSON
BOB MORGAN
BILL

MORGAN

"^
JALL
\

JUNIOR-VARSITY

99
CARL SWEET

BILL SWISHER

L'ndcr the capable coaching of Harold Shelly, the

liu^ky basketball squad gave us another outstanding
season.

Beginning

with

continued to display

three
its

successive

wia«,

the

team

exceptional ability throughout

the season with only a few setbacks.

Many days
both

of practice and inexhaustible effort by

team and coaches produced a team

that

was

capable of outscoring the best competitor.

Mascioli scores for the Huskies.

must be up there
someplace.
It

^

R^

Graceful
'^-

33

High

scorers for the Huskies.

Du you have

n"l

that "U-ft out" feeling,

they!

Anyone need

89

a pogo slick?

Bill'.''

WRKS'll.

I

lii-

Husky

Fllinsky.

men

lli.il

M;i\ii;iril

uill

ill-

ln-»l

tin-

li.nl

Ast>v.

Hcili

.iriil

like

tcMin

rnulriii-n

Veterans Jirn Garman.

lion.

Floli

slriTi^'ltnTn-d

Aijii;."-!

•>in<c ihi-ir or^faniza-

y<*ar

Huhrn.
li\

I)i>k

Gary Allen.

atirl

Kimpic, Stan

iiij|>l,'in(lin^
Iirtiu;:lit

frc-h-

forth

a

hard to mateh by eoach RuHseli Houk dur-

ing future wrestiinp seasons at R.S.T.C.

The

Ifuskv

wrestlers

Wilkes' 'lournameiil
wei^'ht

Thi-

class.

mdv

liy

in there fi^hlin^

of the 19.58-59

Huskv

a

very

Jim Garman

f;ood

••howin;/

at

the

third

in

his

talent

in

its

piaeinj:

team exhibited exceptional

wins and was di-fealed

were always

made

with

the top area squads.

and

B..S.T.C.

can long be proud

wrestlers.

COACH RUSSEL HOUK

v,.*'*'-4"i>.«»«.*r*'*

90

The boys

NG

BOB ASBY

JIM

GARMAN

Student
Coach,
Bob Bottorf,
checks the weight of two Husky
niatmen.

PETE VALANIA

DON KER

91

Wair h

Almost!

Is

it

or isn't it?

that line.

BASEBALL -1958

Once again our
Blair,

baseball team, led

by

their

boasted a winning season. From the

evident that our club was out

new

ven.'

coach, Walter

beginning

to win. .Although there

it

was

were some

rough sfwls during the season, Coach Blair quickly ironed them
out and the team went on to display

Bloomsburg fashion.
in second place in

talents

in

the topical
the season

the Pennsylvania State Teachers College Athletic

Conference.

SCORES
BSTC

its

The Husky baseball team ended

J.

94

Goobic.

J.

Panichello.

C. Derr, J. Pendal.

D. Franklin. P. Franklin.

9

k^
Dean

Fritz

is all set tn hit

a

KNEELING,

homer.

ST.ANDING:

Coach Walter

Blair. C. Orner. J.

left

to

D. Fritz,

B. Bovle, B. Rohm,
Patvnski. E. Blackburn.

right:

W.

M
P.

E. Woyciehowski. E. Galitsky. R. Quick.

Huda.

95

Lockuff.

J'KACK

Potential

ability

and good Rportxmanohip

were two of the outstandinf; features of
year's

track

this

The team, coached by

team.

Harold Shelly, made a definite contribution
to the

HAROLD SHELLY
Coach

MANAGERS
Jim Miller and Pete Valania

96

Penn Relays

in

Philadelphia and at the

State Teachers Coiiepe

Conference

pensburg, placing

in

fifth

at

both meets.

Ship-

1958

BSTC

491/2

Shippensburg

8II4

BSTC-...-

66%

MillersviUe

SQi/,

Cheyney

711/2

BSTC

«8i/2

BSTC

52

E.

BSTC

671/0

Lock Haven

Stroudsburg

74
631/^

"What do we do next?"

"Where's the other team?"

97

in

fg»

I

•"

•<•

'••.::...

Ml ••

...
•••

.
Ml
n.

Up and

Come

98

over.

o-n-n. Huskies!

!

CHEERLEADERS

earn

GINNY HARDY
Captain

GINNY

HARDY

EILEEN

WOLCHESKY

MARTI
WILLIAMS

ELAINE

BOBBI

SALLY
RIEFENSTAHL

CLARK

MUSTARD

PUBLICATIONS

100

i^^=\-n-^

-•=^^^1^®^

101

iiii;

SUE GREENLAND
Assistant Editor

JOANNE BECHTEL
Editor

1

ROBERT

B.

BOGDANSKI

EDITORIAL BOARD
SEATED,

Photographer

left to right:

M. Keefer. M. Mattem. M.

Tier.

STANDING:

C. Ryan.

Sam Haupt. Co-ed of the Year Director: Gerr>- O'Brien, Bob Steinruck
Obiter Show Directors.

t>
\
102

OBITER

The College Yearbook

PETER VALAMA

DEPARTMENT HEADS
SEATED,

Business Manager

D. Andrvsick. B. Pelak, Directors of
Ruggieri. Head Typist.
STANDING: J.
Longo, Advertising Manager; W. Atkins. Sports Editor: S. Swider,
.\ssistant Sports Editor.
Missing from picture; W. Rundel, Distribution Manager; B. Hockenberry, Art Editor.

Senior

left

to

Pictures;

riglit:

L.

r*
EDITORIAL STAFF
SEATED,

o_o?^

t

T. Berrardi. L. Crossan.
H. Amberlavage. STANDING: E. Brooker. C.
DelVecchio, C. Cordora, D. Regan, L. Myers,
A. Waltman, D. Hutchinson, M. Huttenstine.
left to right:

ADVERTISING. TYPING, AND
DISTRIBUTION STAFFS
SEATED,
H.

Reiff.

P.

Hawke,

Marte.

103

left

to

right:

P.

STANDING: M.
J.

Williams,

P.

Markovci, S. Melz.
Weiser. S. Smith.
Polovitch.

B.

De

MAKOON AMJ

(;()LD

MARY ANN THORNTON

SANDRA MOORE

Editor

Assistant Editor

EDITORIAL BOARD

RUSS DAVIES
Photographer

Left to right:

I.

Parry, S. Moore, E. Farrow. G. Reed.

COLUMNISTS

TYPING STAFF
SEATED,

left to right:

M. Hand,

J.

Matchulat, M. Keafer.

M. Huttenstine.

STANDING:

M. Dushanko, M. Staude.
104

Left

to

right;

M.

Keefer,

C

The College Newspaper

CALVIN RYAN

JOHN LONGO

Business Manager

Advertising Manager

REPORTERS
SEATED,
J.

Vaughn,

L. Niehoff. M. Wassel.
Wolf, L. McHail, F. Bendinsky, S. Marcheski, P. Glatts.
left

to

right:

P.

\f)^\

STANDING:

THE OLYMPIAN

Tl..-

C.ll,-.,.

I,i,.rary

MaKa/i, H'

ERWIN FARROW

SANDRA MOORE

Editor

Assistant Editor

THE PILOT
The College Handbook

GLENN REED
Editor

JANE ANNE SMITH
Assistant Editor

STANLEY SWIDER
Business Manager

EDITORLVL BOARD
SEATED, left to
STANDING: N.

right: D.

Pekala.

Regan,

W.

.Mrs. E. .Miller,

Criswell, E. Farrow.

Advisor; C. Keller.

M. Downey.

FEATURES

108

109

MAY
DAY
\liiy

Tlic

Queen and

Myron Zawoiski

lier

Qufien

court.

entertains the court.

Lu

Natter,

CGA

President, crown? Bobbi

Robin Hood and

Creamer as Queen.

his

men

trayed by freshmjin girls.

are

por-

1958
The Queen's Court

ROSE COULTER
MARY GRACE
BETTA HOFFNER

NANCY HLGHES
JANE MARTINI

DONNA MATTOCKS
ANNETTE ROISH
NANCY SUWALSKI

Recession of the Queen and her court.

Ole King Cole was a merr>- old soul

Look.

Mom.

no cavities!

Indians on the warpath.

Ill

KMKSIIMEN

Thai wclidiiifd

first Icltcr friitii

Imnio.

Now din

Fun

for tlie

upperclassmen,

too.

Freshmen make

112

their debut at the All-College Reception.

Moments

to

Remember

Beau's beauty treatment

'rosh.

Oh, boys, I'm

And Mom,

it's

a Wurlitzer!

113

ticklish!

IIOMKCO

Fraternity bruLberD eM>

"My

Girl's

A

Hullabaloo

.

Here comes tbe parade

The Bloomsburg High School Band adds
to the Homecoming parade.

a colorful note

114

Wow.

those gals from the moimtains

!

^IING

— 1958

May

the best team win.

uny Hardy, Phi Sig Sweetheart.

Go, team, go!

Maroon and Cold Band
entertains alumni at halftime.

"I could

danced
night."

115

have

all

IIAIJf

KILLY

AV'C

Before or

Make

yourself comfortable, horsie.

after.'

^EEN

VARSITY CLUB DANCE

SUZIE SFYKER
VARSITY CLUB QLEEN

— Miss Suzie Spyker

Novemlter 21. 1958

was crowned as Quct-n
at

their

of the Varsity

Club

annual dance, Tlie Sportsmen's

Holiday.

Hailing

from

Reading,

Pennsylvania,

our gracious queen was enrolled

in

the

Secondary Curriculum.

Gaby Anderson crowns Freshman, Suzie Spyker,

as Varsity

Club Queen.

The Queen
and her court

Left to right: Molly Mattern, Senior: Suzie Spyker, and Lydia Gobbi. Junior.
Connie Terzopolos, Sophomore, is missing from picture.

118

A JOURNEY INTO DARKNESS
In April of 1958.

21-

members

of Dr.

De

Voe's Nineteenth Century Novel Class visited
the Loree Colliery at Plymouth. Pennsylvania,
as

outgrowth

an

MINAL,

of

reading

Zola's

a story dealing with coal

northern France during the 1860's.

GER-

mining in
Students

and faculty members were the guests of the

Hudson Coal Company, Scranton, Pennsylvania.

After visiting the Loree Colliery, the

group

proceeded

to

the

Morgan

Shaft

at

Larksville where they were dropped six hun-

dred

feet

below the surface

in a

cage in ap-

proved miner fashion and where they witnessed the dangerous operation of "robbing
pillars."

><-ene trinn

tiie

lop ol the Loree Breaker.

.Vnd

away we go!

TESTIMONIAL TO DK.

".

.

.

KUS'I'KK

when

the universe,
the

stars

wi-

feel

when

are

ourselves to

our jewels,

ihinjis as infinite

\k-

ihi-

heirs of

the sea flows in our veins,

when we perceive

and holy, what need

is

and
all

there for

covetousness and self-assertion, for the pursuit of

power, or the drearier forms of pleasure."

Huxky
J.

in

DOORS OK PERCEPTIO.N

by Mrs. Gangvere to Mr.
Alfred Chiscon, Class oi 1954. Chairman ol the K. C. K.

(Quoted from a

letter

icritlen

Fund.)

KIMBER CLE-WTR KUSTER
B.S.. M.S.. PhJ).
Class of 1913. B.S.N.S.
Professor of Biology

Dr. De \ oe unveilf the Gangi> ere portrait, presented by
Science majors. 1949-58. on Alumni Day. 1958. The Kuster
portrait now hangs in Room 24 of Science Hall.

Dr. Kuster poses with portrait.

120

BLOOMSBURG WINS
NATIONAL AND
INTERNATIONAL

SHORTHAND
AWARDS.
For the third consecutive year students
Shorthand

in the

Walter
in

won

Division.

Collegiate

first

shorthand

nationwide

the

by Mr.

III class taught

R\giel have

S.

A.

Class

prize

contest,

spon-

sored by the Esterbrook Pen Company.

SEATED, left to right: D. Lezjnski. M. Majikas, J. Stablum. J. Bittle. B. Dietz, L.
Campbell. M. .MUler. STAiNDLNG: Dr. Thomas B. Martin. G. Eltringham, J. Butz. J.
Dreisbach, A. Adelizzi, J. Klines, L. Fisher, A. Beeson, W. Beyer, K. Swatt. Mr.
Walter S. Rygiel.

It

is

the

first

time in the history- of the

contest that a college has

prize

years

three

were between

in

won

the first

succession.

fift>-five

and

There

sixty thou-

sand contestants, representing over 2000
teams, participating.

Students in this Shorthand

won

prize

third

in

an

class

III

international

shorthand contest sponsored by the Gregg

Company. There were

Publishing

ap-

proximately

20,000 contestants,

repre-

senting

Lnited

and

many

the

States

foreign countries participating.. Barbara
Batzel

won

named

to fourth place in the International

the added distinction of being

Student Division for submitting a meritorious specimen of shorthand notes.

Mr. Rygiel presents awards

SEATED,
Kunes.
J.

B.

to

winners in the iNational contest.

to right: E. Drumtra. J.
Batzfl. D. Lezinski. A. Beeson,
left

Bethtel.

J.

SECOND ROW:
Ruggieri.

.\.

Campbell.

J.

Dreisbach. M. Majikas.
Mr. Walter S. Rygiel.

L

Brumbach.
J^tablum.

B.

M.

.Miller,

Dietz. J.

L.

Bittle,

Martin. THIRD ROW: G.
Eltringham. J. Bangs. J. Butz, A. .\delizzi,
L. Fisher. K. Swatt.
Dr.

Thomas

B.

CAMPUS

That professional look.

Getting a tiew slant on

How

about

It,

l)oys. -hall

1

hi>l<J

life.

her hand.'

I say. old chap, a
spot of tea?

CANDIDS

No, John

But

!

\ our perspective

is

way

off.

"Sweet apple cider

that's absurd. Dr. Shockley.

Organized confusion.

123

."
.

.

24

COED OF

NAN STRAIN
Freshman

rilK

YIvAK

CANDIDATES

CAROLYN CRIBBS
Sophomore

CAROL MAZZA
Sophomore

125

COED

OF

I

UK YKAK

CERRY O'BRIEN
Junior

HENRIETTA SMITH
Junior

126

CANDIDATES

JOANNE BECHTEL
Senior

127

TUE COED AM)

Scheno
Mattem.

Nikki

crowns

her

successor

as

Coed-of-the-Year,

IIKII

Molly

The candidates and

their escorts.

COURT

The enthroned Co-ed wears a happy

smile.

i

Molly Mattern

1959

COED-OF-THE-YEAR
129

UNDERGRADUATES

130

131

CLASS OF 1960

STANDING, left to
left to right: Joan Matcliulat, Secretar>-; James Peck, President.
Robert Steinruck. Vice President: Lorraine Yeager. Women Representative; Mr. Russell
E. Houk. .\dvisor; Sam Haupt, Treasurer.

SEATED.
right:

13;

left to right: G. Reddig, PrcMdcnt; C. Cribbs, Secretar>'.
STANDKitchen, Treasurer; W. Stevenson. Vice President; J. Goss, Women
Representative.

SEATED,
ING:

J.

CLASS

OF

6
1

CLASS OK 1962

C
rJKht: E. Anderw.n. Womin
R. .Shari>c, Vicr I'r(-«i(irnl ; M.
' :<))<•,
l'rc!iidrnt ; J. Ayrrn, Srcrrury.
STANDI.N'G;
R. Steinhart, Man RrprcMTnUlive; Mr.
Toliiaa Scarpino, Adviwr;
R. Millhnute,

SEATElJ,

lc{l

to

Ki-|>ri-«*nialivp;

Treasurer.

rr'FA'or
I

»

•

i*

r

CiO_

w^.rw

\

SENIORS

138

139

—

Drar

l-ellow

Wc

CraduatCH:

arc in the twilight of our long day at lijooiii'-hurg.

As our work hfTe draws
we judge, each
and

to UP

in

to

to a close,

turn what

appropriat/- that

is

it

what Bloomshurg

liiiii'-<;lf,

profcssiiniul future will be largely

|)artaking

Our

it.

governed by the

of

train-

large degree by the personal contacts

;i

we have had

that

leaves

its

here.

On

exception. During the

and

determined

no

certainly, are

four years our class, through

last

social

fje

and experiences

the other hand, every class

mark on Bloomshurg and we,

academic

in

Bloomsburg's academic offerings and the

nu'aningfulness of our [lersonal lives will

its

to

knowledge, and growth that we have acquired

ing,

t<i

meant

ha-,

we may have meant

performance,

has

subtly

en-

hanced the image of Bloomshurg State Teachers College.

So
it

As we look back over
of poignant

that

though we are taking much from our college,

not without contributing something of ourselves to

the years here at the college,

we

find ourselves engulfed

rememherances. For each one of us they are different, but as a

sessed a strong esprit de corps,

we share

other and. to the school,

lives.

a

common

Soon we

ourselves with things that are past.

stone in the history of our

we take

is

it

is

will

be graduated, an event that

will

But as commencement nears and we prepare

may we

by a bitter-sweet stream

class, that

history with like memories. But

it.

let

from the

first

pos-

us not long occupy

be a monumental mile-

to

be mindful of the parental sacrifices that made

say good-bye to each
it

possible,

and may

heart and gird ourselves for those vicissitudes which will follow graduation. Let us carrv into the

world those experiences that we have had here
of our society

at Bloomshurg and may they help us become useful members
and achieve a personal success while serving to our utmost the cause of mankind.

Speaking for the

class,

I

should like to extend our sincere and grateful thanks to: our President, our

Faculty, our Parents, the Board of Trustees, the

Mr.

Miller,

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and our class advisors
who have spent much time and effort in our

Mr. Hilgar, Mr. Stradtnian, and Dr. Seronsy

—

behalf.
It has been a great honor serving you as presideiit and I should like to take this opportunity to wish
you success in whatever you may undertake and may your thoughts often return to your former classmates and to the Bloomshurg State Teachers College.

Sincerely.

I^OrvjUi
DONALD KER
Class President,

1959

140

^

SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS

EDWARD BROWER

KAY NEARING

Vice President

Secretary

FRANCIS BUCK

DR. CECIL

C.

ANN WALTMAN

SERONSY

Historian

Advisor

Treasurer

RAY

MARIE WALSH
Woman

Man

Representative
141

Bl

RGER

Representative

BUSINESS KDUCATION

THOMAS

B.

B.S., M.S.,

MARTIN
Ed.D.

Director of Business Education

Bookkeeping
Janetka.

is

made

easy under the direction o{ student teacher, Carl

JAY ROBERT BANGS

LORRAINE JOAN BASSO

BARBARA ELAINE BATZEL

Millville

Bangor

Sinking Spring

General Business

Day Men's Association
Club

1;

1, 2, 3,

Aviation

4;

Business Education Club

2,

3.

General Business

Secretarial, Social Studies

Association 1. 2. 3, 4: "B"
Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Business Education Club 3;
Dramatic Club 1; SEAP 3, 4; Hospitality
Committee 2; Coed of the Year 2.

Waller Hall Association 1, 2. 3. 4; "B"
Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Business Education Club
2, 3; SEAP 1. 4: Maroon and Gold Band

V.a\]eT

Hall

1,

2. 3.

4:

SCA

1:

JOANNE BECHTEL

WALTER JOSEPH BEDNAR

Easton

Wyoming

Glenside

General Business

Accounting, Typing

General Business

CGA

Day Men's Association 3. 4; Business Education Club 3. 4: SEAP 3, 4:
Publication Staff 3.

Secretary 3; College Council Member 3; Student Government Conference Secretary 3; Dining
ler

Hall

Room Committee.

Association

Education Club

1.

2,

1,

2,

3. 4,

3.

4;

4; Wal-

Business

Program Chair-

4; College Choraleers 1, 2; SEAP 4;
Social Usage Club 3;
News Staff 1. News and Feature

man

MAROON AND

COLD

Staff 2;

OBITER

Editorial

Staff

2.

MAROON

AND GOLD

OLYMPIAN

Band

Intercollegiate

2,

VALETTA ANN BEESON
Pep Committee
1. 2. 3,

3: Waller Hall Association

4; \^al!er Hall

Governing Board 3;

Pi Omega Pi 3. 4: "B" Club 2. 3. 4; Business Education Club 2. 3. 4; College Choraleers 1: SEAP 4: SCA 1; Basketball Tournament Committee 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 1, 2,
GOLD Typist 3, 4;
3;
Senior Class Committee Co-Chairman.

MAROON AND

Edi-

Board 3. Editor 4; Senior Class Committee Chairman; WHO'S
AMONG
STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERtorial

WHO

SITIES

Typist 4;

3.

AND COLLEGES.

/

EUGENE PAUL BERG

JANICE LYNN BITTLE

EARL

Allcniown

Cressona

Ripck Glen

Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling

General Business

Resident Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4;
Aviation Club 1; Business Education Club
College Choraleers 1, 2; SEAP
1, 2. 3;
3, 4; SCA 3; Basketball Tournament Committee 1, 2.

Waller Hall Association 1,
ness Education Club 1. 2. 3;

WILLARD
Muncy

E.

BOYER

Valley

1,

2; Senior Class

BOEHMER

J.

Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling
2,

3,

Busi-

4;

SEAP

3;

SCA

Committee Co-Chairman.

CARL JOSEPH BRAUN,

Day Men's Association

1, 2, 3, 4; Pi Omega
Pi 3, 4; Business Education Club 1, 2, 3;

SEAP

4.

EDWARD BERNARD BROWER

JR.

Sunbury

Feasterville

General Business

Accounting, Typing, Social Studies

Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling

Hospitality Committee 2, 3; Resident Men's
Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Education
Club 2, 3, 4; College Choraleers 1; Dra-

Day Men's Association

matic Club
4;

1, 2, 3.

4;

SEAP

3, 4. Treasurer
Typist Staff 2;
Sports Editor 2, 3;

MAROON AND GOLD

OBITER
SCAl.

Assistant

1,

2,

3,

4;

Kappa

Delta Pi 3, 4; Pi Omega Pi 3, 4, Treasurer
4; Business Education Club 1, 2: SEAP 4.

Class Treasurer

3,

Sigma

4.

Vice-President 4; Phi
Secretary-Treasurer 3:
Business Education Club 2, 3, 4; SELAP 3,
4; BasebaU 1, 2; Football 1, 3.
Pi

2,

3.

ANITA LOUISE CAMPBELL

AUDREY ELLEN BRUMBACH

JOSEPH ROBERT BUTZ

Bangor, Penna.

Glen Lyon

Lewistown

General Business

General Business

General Business
1. 2. 3, 4; Phi
Assistant Secretary-Treas-

Election Board

Resident Men's Association

tion

Sigma Pi

3, 4; Waller Hall AssociaAlpha Psi Omega 3, 4; Sigma Alpha Eta 1; "B" Club 3, 4; Business
Education Club 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club
1, 2, 3,

1. 2, 3,

4;

4;

SEAP

Advertising Staff

4;
1,

2, 3, 4,

MAROON AND GOLD

President 3; Business Education
4; Football 1; Business Education Contest Co-Chairman 2, Chairman 3;

Typist

SEAP

3, 4.

urer

2.

Club

2,

Woman Representative 1, 2; Awards Committee 3; Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, 4;

SEAP

3;

SCA

I,

2.

3.

3, 4.

CAROL MAE CLARK

THOMAS EDWARD CONCAVAGE

Upper Darby

Mount Carmel

PeckviUe

Secretarial, Social Studies

Accounting, Typing, Social Studies

General Business, English

Day Women's Association

L

Association
4;

2, 3,

4;

Waller Hall
3,

Kappa Delta

tar>-

4; Pi

Pi 3, 4. Recording SecrePi 2, 3 4; Business Edu2, 3; College Choraleers 1;

Omega

cation Club

1,

Dramatic Club

2,

3;

SEAP

MAROON AND GOLD
ity

4;

Alpha Psi Omega

4;

SCA

1;

Typist 1 HospitalCommittee 2; Election Board 3.

w

:

Day Men's Association
Men's Intramurals L 2.

1, 2, 3,

4;

SEAP

4;

MARGARET JEAN DAVIES
Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, 4; "B"
Club 2, 3, 4; Business Education Club 3;
College Choraleers 1;

SEAP

3;

SCA

1.

WILLIAM

F.

DELBALGH

Northumberland

Pi

3.

SEAP

4;
3,

Business
4;

Kappa

1, 2. 3,

Eduialiim
Delta

Pi

4; Pi

(Hub

OrrO HENRY DO.NAR
Sheppton

General Business

Accounting, Typing, Social Studies

Omega

Hospitality Committee 3; Waller Hall Asso-

3;

Treasurer 3; Waller Hall
Governing Board 3; Pi Omega Pi 3, 4;
Athenaeum Club 1
Business Education

Day Men's Association 2, 3, 4; Athenaeum
Club 3; Aviation Club 2; Business Education Club 4; SEAP 3.

Accounting, Typing, Social Studies

Day Men's Association

BKFi.MCE KATHRYN" DIETZ
Kliiif;erstown

2.

4.

ciation

1. 2. 3, 4,

;

SEAP 3; WHO'S WHO AMONG
STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES.
Club

VINCENT HENRY DOYLE
Locust

Gap

Accounting, Typing, Social Studies

Dav Men's Association

1, 2. 3.

4;

SEAP

2. 3;

JOY LOUISE DREISBACH

ELLEN

Lehighton

Hazleton

General Business
4.

DRUMTRA

Accounting, Shorthand, Typing

Business
Education Club 1. 2, 3; College Choraleers
1; SEAP 3; SCA 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3.

W'aller Hall Association

J.

1,

2,

3:

Day Women's Association 1, 2; Waller Hall
Association 3, 4; Pi Omega Pi 2. 3; Business Education Club 1, 3, 4; SEAP 4.

CHARLES FULLMOR DYE

RAYMOND FRANK EPLER

Turbotville

Humnielstown

Wyoming

General Business

Accounting, Social Studies, Typing

Genera! Business

Hospitality Committee 3; Resident Men's
Association 1, 2. 3, 4; Business Education
Club 2, 3, 4; SEAP 3. 4;
News Staff 1, 2, 3.

Resident Men's Association 3, 4; Business
Education Club 3, 4; SEAP 3, 4; Men's

Association

Intraniurals

2,

GARY SHELDON FISHER

LARRY ALLEN FISHER

MYRTLE MAY FOWLER

Bloomsburg

Trevorton

Nanticoke

Accounting, Typing, Spanish

General Business

General Business

Day Men's Association 1. 2. 3. 4; Business
Education Club 3; SEAP 4; Football 1, 2.

Resident Men's Association 1. 2, 3, 4; Phi
Sigma Pi 3, 4; Business Education Club 2,
3, President 3; SEAP 3; Basketball Tournament Conimiltee 1, 2; Football 1.

Day Women's Association

MAROON AND

3.

GOLD

JOHN ROBERT FENNER
1, 2; Men's Resident
4; Business Education Club
SEAP 3, 4; Basketball 1; Men's

Day Men's Association
3.

4;

Intraniurals

3,

1, 2, 3, 4.

3,

4;

Education Club 3: Poetry Club

Business

3, 4.

JAMES KARL FREED

LAMAR LEE PR EEL AND

Pollsvillc-

Newport

Berwick

Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling

General Business, Accounting

Elerlion Commitlee 2, 3; Resident Men's
Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Education
Club 1, 2, 3, 4; College Choraleers 1, 2;
SEAP 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Basket-

Day Women's Association
Women's Official Board 4:

Accounting,

Typing,

Social

Studies

Resident Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Education Club 2, 3, 1; SEAP 3, 4.

JOHN

ball

ball

GALINSKI

Tournament Committee
Manager 1, 2, 3, 4.

2, 3,

JANET LOUISE FRY

4;

Foot-

Club

1;

HAROLD

Sunbury

Girardville

Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling

Accounting, Typing. Retail Selling

Men's Association 1. 2, 3, 4; Avialion Club 3: Business Education 1, 2, 3, 4;
Dramatic Club 2; SEAP 4; Maroon and
Gold Band 1, 2, 3.

Resident Men's Association 1,
ness Education Club 3, 4;
Varsity

Club

Wrestling

1,

2,

1, 2, 3, 4.

3,

4,

2, 3, 4;

SEAP

Accounting,
Busi3,

4;

Treasurer

2;

2,

3,

4;

Om.pa

Maroon and Gold Band

Science Club

JAMES PAUL CARMAN

Resilient

Pi

Day
Pi 3.

4; Business Education Club 2, 3; Dramatic

Forest City

J.

1,

1, 2, 3,

4;

3.

ED\^"ARD
Typing,

GAUGHAN

Social

Studies

Resident Men's Association 2; Day Men's
Association 3, 4; Pi Omega Pi 3, 4; Athenaeum Club 4; Business Education Club 2.
3;

SEAP

4.

CONNIE JUNE GIRTON

EDWARD JOHN GWASDACUS

Hlnonisburg

Frackville

Bloomsburg

General Business

Accounting, Typing, Social Studies

Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling

Day Women's Association 1. 2. 3. 4; Business Education Clul) 3. 4: College Choraleers 1; SEAP 3, 4; Maroon and Gold Band
1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 2. 3.

ROBERT WILLIAM HARRIS
4; Pi Omega Pi
Business Education Club 1, 2;

Election Board

Day Men's Association

2, 3. 4:

2,

3. 4; Day Men's Association
Athenaeum Club 4; Business Edu-

cation Club 2. 3:

SEAP

4;

3,

SEAP

3. 4.

3, 4.

SUSAN JANE HAYHURST

CHARLES ROBERT HOYT

DUANE WARREN HUNTER

Bloomsburg

Shickshinny

Hunlock Creek

Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling

Accounting, Typing, Social Studies

Day Men's Association 2, 3, 4; Resident
Men's Association 1; Athenaeum Club 4;

Day Men's Association

Secretarial, Social Studies

Day Women's Association

Women's
2;
3.

1,

2, 3, 4;

Day

Board 2: Aviation Club
Business Education Club 3. 4; SEAP

4:

Official

OLYMPIAN

V.lvertising

Staff

1.

Business Education Club

Maroon and Gold Band

2,

3;

SEAP

3.

tion

Club

1; Business

Educa-

3. 4.

4;

1.

1^
•«'\

'J

CARL JOSEPH JANETKA

JOSEPH WILLIAM JOHNSTON

HETTIE CATHERINE JONES

Halboro

York

Cresco

Accounting. Typing, Retail Selling

Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling

Secretarial, Social Studies

Class President 1, 2; College Council 1. 2;
Freshman Class Advisor 3; Student Government Conference 2: Assembly Committee
3; Resident Men's Association 1. 2. 3;
Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4; Phi Sigma Pi 2,
3, 4; Pi Omega Pi 3, 4; Business Education
Club 2, 3: SEAP 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3,
4: Track 1. 2; CGA Hospitality Committee
1 ; Coed of the Year Director.

Social Recreation 3; Resident Men's Association 1, 2, 3. 4; Business Education Club
3, 4; SEAP 3, 4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3. 4;
Football 1, 2, 3; Men's Intramurals 1,

Waller Hall Association 1. 2. 3. 4: AthenaBusiness Education Club
1
2, 3, 4; College Choraleers 1: SEAP 3. 4:

eum Club

SCA
Staff

2, 3, 4.

MAROON AND COLD

1;
1.

;

News

2.

EMMA KOVALEVICH

JOHN JOSEPH KASPER

SOPHIA

Mahanoy

Catasauqua

Hanover Township

Secretarial, Social Studies

General Business

Hospitality Committee 3; Day Women's
Association 4; Waller Hall Association I.
2. 3. 4: Aviation Club 3: Business Educa-

Customs Committee 2: Waller Hall Association 1. 2. 3. 4: -B" Club 1. 2. 3. 4:
Business Education Club 4; SEAP 4;
Social Usage Club 2.

City

Accounting, Social Studies

Day Men's Association
4;

Aviation

Club

1,

2, 3,

Club 4;
4;

3;

Athenaeum Club

Business

SEAP

4.

Education

tion

A.

Club

SEAP

1,

3. 4.

ing Staff 3;
Staff

1.

KISH

2.

3.

4;

Secretary 4;

Dramatic Club 1;
OLYMPIAN Typ-

MAROON AND GOLD

News

LEONARD BERNARD KRUK.

JR.

MARY ELIZABETH LABYACK

JANICE EVELYN KUNES

Scrantnn

Johnsonburg

Nazareth

Accounting, Typing, Social Studies

General Business

General Business

Pep Committee
ciation

1,

2,

Resident Men's AssoPhi Sigma Pi 3. 4;

2, 3;

3,

4:

Business Education Club 2. 3: College
Choraleers 1; SEAP 4; Maroon and Gold
Band 1, 2; Senior Class Committee Chair-

man.

Class Secretary 3; College Council Member 3; Election Board 2, 3; Customs Committee 3; Waller Hall Association 1, 2. 3,
4, President 3, Governing Board 1. 2. 3.
4: Pi Omega Pi 3. 4. Vice-President 4; "B"

Club

3,

4;

Business Education Club

2.

Waller Hall Association

naeum Club
1. 2.

3;

SEAP

Typing Staff

4;
.3,

1;

Athe1. 2. 3, 4;
Business Education Club

4;

MAROON AND GOLD

OBITER Typing

Staff 4.

3,

SEAP 3. 4: SCA
AMONG STUDENTS IN

4; College Choraleers 2;
1;

WHO'S

WHO

AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES.

EARL

C.
Pottstown

LEAVENGOOD

Accounting, Shorthand. Typing

Day Men's
-Men's

Club
2. 3.

Association

."Association
2,

3,

4:

4;

SEAP

4; Secretary 4;

Intramurals

1. 2. 3, 4.

1,

2,

3;

Resident
Education

Business
3, 4;
Varsity Club

Track

2. 3,

4;

Men's

SANDRA LEE LEWIS

DOROTHY ANN LEZINSKI

Shickshinny

Scranton

Secretarial, Social Studies

General Business

Furniture Committee 2, Co-Chairman; Pep
Committee 4; .Assembly Committee 2;
Waller Hall .Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Education Club 3; SE.AP 3, 4; Maroon

Waller Hall .\ssociation

and Gold Band
Fashion Show

I.

1. 2,

2;

Women's Chorus

3, 4.

1;

1, 2.

Delta Pi 4; Pi Omega Pi 2. 3.
3; Business Education Club

3.

4.
1.

4;

Kappa

Historian
2.

3,

4;

Dramatic Club 1: SEAP 3. 4: OLYMPIAN
Typing .Staff 3; OBITER Typing Staff 3.

AY EDWARDS LONG

JOHN ROCCO LONGO

RUTH FRANCES LUNDAHL

iwiTt Valley

Ki-layres

Herndon

'General Business

General Business

)ay Men's Association 1, 2; Resident Men's
\ssociation 3, 4; Business Education (Mub
SEAP 3, 4; Maroon
I, 2. 3, 4, Historian 3;
ind Gold Band 1, 2, 3, 4; SCA 1, 2.

Dav Men's Association

f

VI I

General Business
2, 3, 4;

Pi Omefia Pi

Kappa Delta

President 4:
Alhenacum Club 4; Business Education
Club 2, 3; SEAP 4; Science Club 4; BasPi 3. 4;

ketball

Tournament

4.

3.

Committee

4;

Women's Association 1, 2, 3, 4;
Aviation Club 3; Business Education Club
Day
3,

4;

SEAP

4;

Social

Usage Club

2.

MA-

ROON AND GOLD

Advertising Manager
4; OBITER Assistant Business Manager
Hospitality
Committee 4;
Election
4;
Board 4; Senior Class Committee Chair-

man; WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS
IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND

COLLEGES.

ETON E. LUTSEY

shaverlown
Accounting, Typing, Social Studies

Day Men's Association
VIen's

Association

1;

2,

4;

Aviation

Business Education Club

>..

3,

2. 3,

4;

MARYANNE TERESA MAJIKAS

EUGENE

Girardville

Girardville

General Business

Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling

Day Men's .Association 1. 2. 3. 4; Pi Omega
Pi 4; Athenaeum Club 4: Business Educa-

Education Club 2.
Choraleers 1; SEAP 3;
GOLD Typist Staff 1, 2, 3.

tion

Club

1;

Hospitality Committee 3: Waller Hall Association 1. 2. 3. 4: Pi Omega Pi 3. 4: Busi-

SEAP

4.

niss

Resident

3,

4;

College

MAROON AND

-3

Club

F.

2. 3:

MALARKEY.

SEAP

4.

JR.

^tttt

^ ^^^

LOUIS WESLEY >L\RSILIO

WILLL\M JOSEPH ^L\TECHAK

.\L\RY

Hazleton

Bloomsburg

Forty Fort

Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling

Accounting. Typing

Committee 3; Pep Committee 4;
Resident Men's Association 1, 2. 3. 4;
Business Education Club 1. 2. 3. 4: SEAP

Business Education Club 3:
murals 3.

Fire Drill

3,

4; Fashion

Show

3; Football

Secretarial, Retail Selling

Men's

Intra-

Customs Committee 2: Bulletin Board
Committee 1; Waller Hall Association 1,
2, 3, 4: Athenaeum Club 1: "B" Club 1,
4: Business Education
Fashion Show Co-ordinator 2,
3; Majorette 1. 2. 3. 4. Head Majorette 4;
3,

4,

Club

3,

2,

1.

OBITER

ALICE

J.

MENKEWICZ

LOIS

MARY MILLER

Shenandoah

Mifflinville

General Business

General Business

U aller

Day Women's Association 2.
Education Club 3; SEAP
Usage Club 2.

Hall Association 1, 2, 3. 4: Aviation
Club 1: Business Education Club 4; SEAP
4;

SCA

1. 2.

ALICE ^L\TTER^

President

4;

Editorial

Board

4.

BETTY LOUISE MOSER
Bloomsburg
General Business
3.
3.

4: Business

4;

Social

Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Education Club 3; College Choraleers
1.

2:

SEAP

3;

SCA

1. 2.

SANDRA KATHKYN MOUREY

MARTHA KAY NEARING

i(>\]\

Shcnanddah

HlcKiiii'.liurg

I.ipcu't

Secretarial, English

General Business

Waller Hall Assnriation 1, 2, 3. 4; Fiusiness
Educali.m Cliil) 1. 2, .l; SEAP 3, 4; OLYM-

('iillige

PIAN

Staff

3;

MAROON AND GOLD

Typing and News Staff 3; Social Recreation Committee 3.

Council

(ionirnittee 2;

W. NOBLE
Gap

Accounting, Typing, Social Studies

Member

Furniture

3;

Day Men's Association

1, 2, 3.

4;

SEAP

4.

Assembly Committee 4: Day

Womin's Association I, 2, 3, 4. President
Day Women's Official Board 4; "B"

3;

Club

2, 3. 4; Business Education Club 3,
College Choraleers 1, 2; SEAP 3. 4;
Class Secretary 4; WHO'S

4;

WHO AMONG

STUDENTS
SITIES

IN

AMERICAN UNIVER-

AND COLLEGES.

WILLIAM RUSSELL NORTON

LEONARD DAVID PEROTTI

CHARLES RONALD PERRY

Hanover Township

Bio

Aldan

Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling

Pep Committee

3;

Customs Committee 2;

Resident Men's Association 1. 2. 3. 4; Phi
Sigma Pi 3, 4; Aviation Club 1, 2; Business Education Club 3, 4; Social Usage

Club

3, 4.

/
/

sburg

Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling

Accounting, Typing, Social Studies

Day Men's Association
Education

Club

AND GOLD
Manager

3.

1:

2.

SEAP

Business

3,

4;

Staff

4;

Business

MAROON
2.

Business

Awards

Committee 1 ; Hospitality Committee 2; Day Men's Association 1: Resident Men's Association 2. 3. 4; Business
Education Club 1. 2, 3. 4; SEAP 3, 4;
Baseball I.

SANDRA ARLENE PFISTER

JACK MORGAN POWELL

Easton

Scranton

General Business

Accounting, Typing. Social

Senior Class Committee Chairman; Waller
Hall Association 1. 2, 3. 4; Business Edu-

Day Men's Association

cation Clul) 3;

SEAP
SCA

Band 1, 2. 3.
Typing Staff

1.

RODMAN

R.

4;

3;
1.

Maroon and Gold
2. 3. 4:

CO-PILOT

RALSTON

-Men's

Association

Cluli 2. 3:
1;

SEA?

1;
3.

Men'- Intramurals

2,

ROLLAND QUICK

C.
Montrose

Accounting, Typing, Social Studies

Stiiilies
3,

4;

Resident
Education

Business
4; Football Manaper
1,

Business Education Club
Club 4; Baseball
Men's Association 3. 4.

3,

Varsity

E.
(jty

Accounting, Typing, Mathematics

Accounting, Typing

Acconnling. T\i}ing, English

College Council Mend)er 1; Day Men's
Association 1. 2, 3. 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3,

(!(dlege Council

4:

Pi

Omega

Bu~inr.s

WHO'S

REED

SEA?

4;

Resident

Boyertown

Pi

Athenaeum Club

4;

SEAP
AMONG STUDENTS

IN

3,

4;

Education Club

WHO

2.

3:

t;

AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES.

4:

WOODROW WILLIAM RHOADS

FRANK
Mahanoy

.

4:

2.

Hloomsbur;:

Dav Men's Association 1, 2. 3, 4 Business
Educati(.n
Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Aviation
Club 2. 3: Men'- Intramurals 3. 4

3.

Member 1: Resident Men's
Association I. 2. 3. 4: Pi Omega Pi 3. 4;
Business Education Club 2, 3, 4: Varsity
Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 1. 2. 4: Track
1.
2, 3;
SEAP 3. 4: Men's Intramurals.

Commissioner

3.

BI,ANCHE LEONA ROZELLE

LINDA

Scranton

Kennell Square

Riverside

Secretarial, Spanish

General Business

Accounting, Typing, Social Studies

Rrcrration Conimittoe 3, 4;
Waller Hall Association 2, 3. 1; I'i Omega
Pi 3, 4; Business Education Club 2, 3, 4;

Hospitality Committee 4; Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3. 4; Business Education

Hospitality Committee 3; Day Men's Association I. 2, 3. 4; Business Education Club

SEAP

(:0-PlLOT Typing

Social

and

3,

4;

"B" Club

4.

Club

1,

Typist 4;

CALVIN CHRISTIAN RYAN,

M. RUGGIE:RI

3.

2,

4,

SEAP 4:
OBITER Head

Treasurer 3;
Staff 2;

Senior Class Committee Cbair-

1.

2,

SCA

3,
1,

4.

Manager

Vice-President

SEAP

3;

MAROON AMJ GOLD

2;

4;

OBITER

JR.

4;

Business

Editorial Board 4.

man.

LARRY EDWARD SCHELL

MARY AGNES SHULETSKY

SALLY ANN SMITH

Hereford

Hazleton

Troy

General Business

Secretarial, Social Studies

Hospitality Committee 2; Waller Hall Association 2. 3, 4; Business Education Club

Pep Committee 4; Waller Hall Association
1, 2. 3. 4: "B" Club 1, 2. 3. 4: Business

Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling
Resident Men's Association
Business Education Club 1;

Maroon and Gold Band

1,

1,

2,

SEAP

2. 3.

2, 4;

SEAP

3, 4.

Education
1,

2;

Show

Club

OBITER
3, 4.

1,

2;

SEAP

3,

4;

SCA

Advertising Staff 4: Fashion

PAIL HENRY SPAHR

JOAN MARIE STABLUM

KENNETH ANDREW SWATT

Collingdale

Minersville

Shamokin

General Business

General Business

Waller Hall Association 1. 2. 3. 4: Business
Education Club 1. 2. 3. 4: SEAP 3: SCA 1;

Class President 3; College Council Member 3; Customs Committee 2; Awards Committee 3; Resident Men's Association 1.
2, 3. 4: Kappa Delta Pi 4: Phi Sigma Pi
3, 4; Pi Omega Pi 2. 3. 4: Business Edu-

Accounting. Typing, Retail Selling
College Council
sentative

2;

Member

2. 3:

Man

Repre-

Committee 1. 2. 3,
Resident Men"s Association

Election

Chairman

2. 3:

1, 2, 3. 4.

President 3; Business Education
3. 4; SEAP 3. 4: Varsity Club

Club

1.

2,

MAROON AND GOLD

Typist

1.

2.

3.

1. 2, 3. 4; SE.\P 3. 4: Maroon
and Gold Band 1. 2. Treasurer 2: Track
3; General Chairman of Senior Class Committees; Basketball Tournament Commit-

cation Club

President 3; Basketball Tournament
Committee 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1; Football
1. 2, 3. 4: Men's Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4.

2. 3. 4.

tee 1.

STANLEY

J.

SWIDER

Accounting, Typing, Social Studies
Resident

WILLL\M

V.

SWOYER

PHILIP

Men's

Association 1, 2. 3, 4:
Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4. Vice-President 4: Phi
Sigma Pi 3. 4; Pi Omega Pi 3. 4; Business

Accounting. Typing, Retail Selling

Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling

Day Men's Association
Club

SEAP

1;
4.

ANTHONY TAORMINA

Bloomsburg

Sunbury

Chester

Business

1, 2,

3;

Education

Athenaeum
Club

2,

3;

Day Men's

Association

1, 2, 3,

4; Aviation

Club 3, 4: Business Education Club
CoUege Choraleers 1. 2: SEAP 3. 4.

3.

Education Club 1. 2: SEAP 4: PILOT
Business Manager 4; OBITER Advertising
Staff

3.

f^^
<

4;

i
^0

ROBKRT THEAR

DONALD

Ncs(ni(lioning

Shamokin

Sunbury

Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling, Social

Accounting, Typing, Social Studies

General Business

Day Men's Association
Club

SEAP

1;

2,

3,

4;

Aviation

Business Education Club

2, 3,

4;

3. 4.

L.

THOMAS

GERALD

Sluilies

TREON

Day Men's Association

Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Aviation
Club 2; Business Education Club 2, 3, 4;

SEAP

L.

Pi

3,

SEAP

Business

4;

1. 2, 3,

FRANK JOSEPH TROXELL

CARL ARDEN U.NGER

Shamokin

Penndel

1, 2, 3.

4; Pi

Accounting, Shorthand, Typing

Omega

Pi 2, 3, 4; Aviation Club 1; Business Education Club 2, 3, 4.

Day Men's Association
Club

2:

4.

GEORGE RICHARD TRESSLER
Day Men's Association

1,

4.

Trevorton

Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling

Omega

4; Pi

Education Club

1

;

SEAP

3, 4.

1, 2, 3,

General Business
4:

Aviation

Dav Men's Association
Delta Pi

3.

4: Pi

1.

Omega

2. 3. 4: Kappa
Pi 3. 4: Aviation

Club 2: Business Education Club

2.

3.

4.

Ann Walker

largaret

MARGARET

Barbara M. Watts

ROBERT JOSEPH WINN

A.\N \\'ALK.ER

Thompson

Sunbury

Genera! Business

General Business

Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Business
Education Club 1, 2, 3, 4; College Choral-

Resident Men's Association 1; Day Men's
Association 3, 4; Pi Omega Pi 3, 4: Aviation Club 1, 2; Business Education Club

eers

1

;

SEAP

3. 4.

MAROON AND GOLD

3; SEAP 4;
vertising Staff 3; Phi

NANCY JANE WARBURTON

Sigma Pi

Ad-

3, 4.

Light Street

CRAIG

General Business

Dav Women's Association T

SEAP

ness Education Club 1;

BARBARA

2,

4; Busi-

3,

Resident Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Aviation Club 1; Business Education Club 3, 4;

Bloomsburg

SEAP

General Business

Day Women's Association
ness Education Club
eers 1;

SEAP

2,

1,

2, 3,

4; Busi-

3; College Choral-

Fashion Show

4;

YEANISH

Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling, Social
Studies

3, 4.

WATTS

M.

R.

Slatington

1.

2,

3, 4.

DONALD

E.

YERK

Royersford

3.

General Business

NORMAN FRANCIS WATTS
MiUville

Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling

Pep Committee
1,

Day Men's Association

2; Resident Men's Association 3. 4; Phi

Sigma Pi
2. 3. 4;
1,

3;

3.

4;

SEAP

Business
4;

Education Club

Maroon and Gold Band

2.

«l

Robert Joseph

Wi

Resident Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4;
Aviation Club 2, 3. 4; Business Education

Club

3,

4;

SEAP

3,

4;

SCA

1,

2.

KLKMKM'AMY KDIJCATION

ROYCE

O.

B.S.,

JOHNSON
M.V.d

Director of Elementary Education

Bill Swisher directs students at the Benjamin Franklin Laboratory
School as they busily work on a project.

DOROTHY HELEN ANDRYSICK

FAYE LEE AUMILLER

JILL EILEEN

Alden Station

Milroy

Sunbury

Elementary

Woman
mittee
2;

2;

1

1;

Athenaeum Club

;

Banquet Com2.

1,

Secretary

SEAP 3. 4; OLYMPIAN Editorial Staff
OBITER Director of Senior Pictures 3;

Waller Hall Association
Delta Pi

Elementary

Elementary

Representative

1,

2, 3,

4;

Waller Hall Association

Club
3,4;

2,

1.

2.

3,

3.

4;

Athenaeum Club

3,

4;

Dramatic Club

Delta Pi

SCAl,

4;

Kappa

3; Aviation
1.

2;

SEAP

2, 3.

Customs Committee

3; Hospitality Committee 4; Waller Hall Association 1. 2, 3,
4; "B" Club 3. 4, Treasurer 4; College
Choraleers 1, 2, 3, Librarian 3: SEAP 3,

MAROON AND GOLD

Kappa

4;
Staff 3, 4;

4.

MARGARET EUGENIE BEERS

SONJA ANN BENDINSKY

Sunbury
Elementary

Gilberton

Bloomsburg

Elementary

Elementary

Pep Committee

2,

3;

Recreation

Social

Committee 2; Customs Committee 2; HosWaller Hall Associapitality Committee 1
tion 1. 2. 3, 4; Sipma Alpha Eta 1: Athenaeum Club 2; "B" Club 3, 4; College
;

Choraleers

1,

3. Secretary

MAROON AND GOLD
OBITER

Editorial Staff

3;

SEAP

Business Staff
1, 2,

3.

3. 4;
3,

4;

BAYLOR

Hospitality Committee 2, 4; Dining Room
Committee 2; Waller Hall Association 1. 2,
3, 4; Sigma Alpha Eta 1; College Choraleers 1, 3; SEAP 3, 4: Basketball Tournament Committee 3; OLYMPIAN Publicity
Staff 4;
GOLD Distribution Staff 4; OBITER Distribution Staff 4.

MAROON AND

OBITER

Distribution
Distribution Staff 3, 4.

JANET MAE BITTENBENDER
Day Women's Association

1.

lege Choraleers

SEAP

1, 2, 3,

4;

2.

3.

4;

3, 4.

Col-

1
ANNE LOUISE BRESLIN

ROLAMt

Shenaiuioafi

Starrutra

Sluini'tkin

Elenieiilary

Elementary

Etemciilary

Waller Hall Association 1. 2, 3, 4; Sigma
Alpha Eta 1, 2, 3; Aviation Club 1, 2;

Class Treasurer 4; Election Board 3, 4;
Resident Men's Association 1, 2. 3, 4;
Business Education Club 1; College Choraleers 1. 2. 3; Dramatic Club 1. 2, 3. 4,
Vice-President 4; SEAP 3. 4, Vice-President 4; Mar<jon and Gold Band 1. 2, 3, 4;
SCA 1 Basketball Tournament Commit-

MRS. ELEANOR DONETTA

HOHBKR
W'imicn's Assiniatiiiii 1, 2. 'i, l: MACirrulatins; Staff 2, 3.
KliON

Dav

AND GOLD

SEAP

3, 4.

I

IJWCIS BUCK

;

tee 3.

JUDITH DIANE BURROWS

RONALD PAUL DAVIS

RUTH ANN DAVIS

Danville

Blandon

Light Street

Day Women's Association
tion Club 1, 2; SEAP 3. 4.

'^^

Elementary

Elem en tary

Kli'inenlary
1.

2.

3. 4:

Avia-

Day Men's Association

1.

4: Resident

Men's

Association 2. 3; Aviation Club 4: Collejie
Choraleers 2; SEAP 3, 4: Maroon and
Gold Band 1. 2, 3. 4. Vice-President 2.

President 3;

SCA

1. 2. 3.

Dav Women's Association \. 2. 3, 4: AviaClub 3; "B" Club 3. 4, Secretarv 4:
SEAP 3. 4: Maroon and Cold Band 1. 2. 3.
tion

PATRICIA ANN DESMOND

MICHAEL ANTHONY FARINA

ELAINE DELORES
DIAUGUSTINE

Elementary

Berwick

Susquehanna
Elementary

Day ^Somen's Association 4: Waller Hall
Association 1, 2, 3; Athenaeum Club 2:

Elementary

Dav Men's Association

Day Women's Association 1. 2. 3. 4. VicePresident 3: Day Women's Official Board
1. 2:
Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4; Athenaeum

1,2;

Milton

College Choraleers 3;

SEAP

3;

SCA

1.

Club

1.

WHO'S

2:

Aviation Club 3:

SEAP

3.

WHO AMONG STUDENTS

SEAP

1

;

Aviation

Club

3, 4.

4;

IN

AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES.

ORVILLE HARMON FINE

THOMAS EDWARD FOUST

Glen Lyon

Deceased, December 25. 1958
Danville

Elementary

Day Men's Association 1; Dorm Men's
Association 1. 2: Phi Sigma Pi 2. 3. 4;
Aviation Club 1. 3; SEAP 4: Men's Intramurals

1.

MRS. PAULETTE BIDDLE

FURMAN
Bloomsburg

Elementary

Day Men's
Club

2:

Elementary
.\ssociation

OBITER

1.

2, 3.

4: Aviation

AdverUsing Staff

1.

Day Women's Association 4: Waller Hall
Association 1. 2, 3: .\thenaeum Club 3;
CoUege Choraleers 1; SEAP 4; SCA 1.

ROBERT ROLAND GOWER

SUE ANN GREENLAND

BARBARA JANE GROCHOWSKI

Allfnlown

West Pittston
Elementary
Assembly Committee 4; Kappa Delta Pi
3. 4; Athenaeum Club 4; College Choral-

Glen Lyon

Elementary
Recreation Committee

Social

1,

2,

Chair-

Resident
Men's Association 1. 2. 3, 4; Phi Sigma
Pi 2, 3, 4; College Choraleers 1; SEAP 4;
Poetry Club 2, 3, 4. President 4; WHO'S

man

Pep

2;

Committee

1,

WHO AMONG STUDENTS

2;

eers

3;

SEAP

3,

3, Assistant
Association 3, 4.

Staff

4;

OBITER

Editor 4;

Editorial

Elementary
Social Recreation

Committee

Association

3.

1. 2.

Dramatic Club

1:

4;

2: Waller Hall

Athenaeum Club

SEAP

2;

3, 4.

Waller Hall

IN AMERI-

CAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES.

ALICE ANN HANEY

PATTY ANN HAWKE

Selinsgrove

Bloomsburg

Scranton

Elementary

Elementary

Elementary

Waller Hall Association 1, 2. 3, 4, Governing Board 3; Sigma Alpha Eta 2. 3;
Athenaeum Club 2. 3; College Choraleers

Day Women's Association 1, 2. 3, 4: Athenaeum Club 1, 2; Aviation Club 2; SEAP

Waller Hall .Association 1. 2.
Alpha Eta 4: Athenaeum Club

3.4.

3,

NANCY

1,

2;

M.

SEAP

1, 2, 3,

3,

HANE

4;

4; Fashion

^,

jJi."

Maroon and Gold Band

Show

1, 2. 3, 4.

4;
Staff

SCA
4.

1.

2.

3,

4:

4;

Sigma

3. 4:

SEAP

3.

OBITER

Editorial

BARBARA HOCKENBERRY

BERNADINE MARIE HECK

RUTH JANE HELGEMO

Lewistown

Wilkes-Barrt-

Pitti-burgh

Elementary

Elementary

Elementary

Waller Hall Association 1. 2. 3, 4: Aviation
Qub 3: "B" Club 3. 4: College Choraleers

Waller Hall Association 1. 2. 3. 4; Athenaeum Club 2; Aviation Club 2, 3; Dramatic Club 1; SEAP 3. 4; SCA 1. 2, 3, 4.

Waller Hall Association

1,

2:

SEAP

AND GOLD

SCA

4;

1,

2.

Business Staff

3;

MAROON

Chairman
4;

SCA

1;

CO-PILOT

OLYMPIAN Art Staff
GOLD Art Editor 2.

2.

Editor

DONNA ANN HUTCHINSON

SHER\^ Y\

Factorvville

Montgomerv'

Danvillf

Resident Men's Association
tion

Club

1.

4; Baseball

2, 3.
1.

2.

1.

4; Varsity Club

1.

Avia2. 3.

Waller Hall Association

Alpha Eta
3.

1;

2,

3, 4:

1.

2. 3.

4:

Sigma

Athenaeum Club 1, 2,
Maroon and Gold Band

SEAP 3. 4;
SCA 1. 2, 3; OBITER

4;

Art

SEAP

Editor

2,

3;

MAROON AND

3:
3.

Social

4,

1;

4;

OBITER

Art

D.

KOSTENBAUDER

Elementary

Elementary
2. 3;

3.

4.

JOHN JOSEPH HUDA
Elementary

2.

1,

Athenaeum Club

3;

Editorial Staff 4.

Dav Women's Association
Club
3. 4:

1.

2:

SCA

College

1. 2.

1,

2.

Choraleers

3,

1:

4:

"B"

SEAP

ANN LECHNER

RITA
Danvillr

Day Wonun's Association

1,

2,

3,

Day

4;

Board 3; Kappa Delta
I'i
3, 4; Athenaeum Club 1, 2; Aviation
Clul) 1; SEAP 3, 4; Maroon and Gold

Hand

VALERIA

Shamokin

St.

Official

Day Men's Association
3,

T.

MARCAVAGE

Clair

Elementary

Elementary

Elementary

Women's

WARD REESE LICHTEL

4; Science Club

1.

2.

3,

4:

SEAP

1.

Hall

Recreation
Association

Club

1,

Social

2,

3;

Committee
1,

SEAP

2,

4;

3,

3;
Waller
Athenaeuin

4.

1.

MARGARET ANN MARKOVCI

ANNE TIMBRELL METZGER

Palmerlon

Lewistown

Bryn

Elementary

El em en tary

Elementary

Waller Hall Association 3. 4; Alpha Psi
4; College Choraleers 3; Dramatic

Election Committee 4; Pep Committee 3;
Customs Committee 2; Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, 4; W'aller Hall Governing
Board 4; Sigma Alpha Eta 3. 4; "B" Club

Pep Committee
2;

Waller

Athenaeum

4; Furniture Committee
Association 1, 2, 3. 4;
Club 1, 2. 3; College Choraleers
3.

Hall

SEAP 3, 4; Fashion Show
OBITER Advertising Staff 3, 4.
1.

2;

1, 2,

3,

4;

MARJORIE PHYLLIS MORSON

Omeya
Club

COLD

3,

4;

SEAP

4;

MAROON AND

Distribution Staff 4;
tribution Staff 4.

OBITER

Dis-

3, 4.

Mawr

Vice-President 4; College Choraleers

Treasurer 3; SEAP 3. 4. President 4; Fashion Show 3; Basketball Tournament Committee 1. 2. 3: Cheerleader 1.
2, 3. Captain 3: SCA 4: WHO'S
1,

2. 3. 4.

WHO

AMONG STLDENTS

IN

AMERICAN

UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES.

RUTH ANN MOSER

JULIA

Lewisburg

\^

Elementary
"Waller Hall Association

naeum Club

2.

1.

3.

Dramatic Club

2;

4,
1,

Athe2.

ANN MUIR

LOIS JANE

Elemenlary

Elementary

Social Recreation Committee 3; Waller
Hall Association 1. 2, 3, 4; '-B" Club 2,

Dining

3,

1;

4,

Vice-President 3; College Choraleers
3.
4: Basketball Tournament

SEAP

Committee

3:

Staff

3;

1,

2.

MYERS

Peckville

illiamsport

MAROON AND GOLD

News

Senior Class Committee Co-

Room Committee

1. 2,

3;

3,

4: Waller Hall

Sigma Alpha Eta
Athenaeum Club 1. 2, 3. 4, Presi-

Association

1,

2.

3.

4;

dent 4: College Choraleers
4:

Maroon and Gold Band

OBITER

Editorial

Board

1,

2;

1. 2.

3;

SEAP
SCA

3,

1;

4.

Chairman.

LELA JANE NEFF

EDWARD MICHAEL NOVAK

PATRICIA ANN PARALIS

Lewisburg

Nanliooke

Levittown

Elementary. English

Elementary

Waller Hall Association

Dav Men's Association

Psi

Omega

2,

3.

4:

1. 2,

3, 4;

"B" Club

2.

Alpha
3.

4;

College Choraleers 1. 2. 3; Dramatic Club
1. 2. 3. 4. President 2; SEAP 3, 4: Poetrv

Club 2:

SCA

1.

2:

Social Usage Club 2-

MAROON AND GOLD
Feature Writer

3.

News

Staff

1,

Club

1,

2:

Elementary

SEAP

3, 4.

1.

2. 3, 4;

Aviation

Customs Committee

3;

Dining

Room Com-

mittee 1. Waller Hall Association 1. 2. 3,
4: Allhenaeum Club 3: Aviation Club 1;
"B" Club 4; SEAP 4.

'^"^^

\

PATRICIA LOUISE POLLOCK

MARY THERESA POMES

Beaver Meadows

Danville

Wilkes-Barre

Elementary

Elementary

Customs Cominiltep Chairman 3; Pep Committee 3, 4; Resident Men's Association 1,
2, 3, 4; Aviation Club 3: SEAP 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2. 3.

Day Women's Association

JOSEPH

PENDAL

H.

Elementary
1, 2, 3,

4;

Sipma

Alpha Eta 3; College Choraleers 1; SEAP
3; SCA 1, 2. 3; Women's Chorus 1; MA-

ROON AND GOLD

News

Staff

1.

2.

Waller Hall Association

1,

2,

3.

4;

Ho»-

Committee 2: "B" Club 3, 4;
Dramatic Club 1. 2; SEAP 3, 4; Social
Usage Club 2.
pitalitv

WENDY JOAN RUNDEL
Towson, Maryland

HERBERT THOMAS SCHEUREN

Elementary
Social Recreation
Hall Association

Eta
2,

Art
2,

College

4:

3.

Club 4;

SEAP

Staff
3,

Show

2,

3; Waller

1, 2, 3, 4; Sigma Alpha
Athenaeum Club 3; "B" Club

3:

2,

Committee

3,

Choraleers

4;

OBITER

Distribution
3, 4.

1:

Dramatic

MAROON AND GOLD

4;

Editorial

Manager

4;

Staff

Fashion

Lavelle

SYLVESTER JOHN
SCHICATANO

Elementary

Shamokin

Day Men's Association 1. 2: Resident Men's
Association 3. 4; Athenaeum Club 1; Dra-

Elementary

matic Club

1. 2,

3; Basketball

1.

Day Men's Association
Club

1. 2.

3:

Track

2.

1,

2. 3,

4; Aviation

RAY WILLARD SCHLOYER

ELIZABETH ANN SPROUT

Dushore

'W

Elementary

Elementary

Day Men's Association

3, 4;

SEAP

4;

SCA

WILLIAM STARONKA
Nantiroke

illiamsport

Elementary

Awards Committee

2,

3.

Co-Chairman

2;

Hall Association 1, 2. 3. 4; Kappa
Delta Pi 3. 4; College Choraleers 1. 2. 3;

X^'aller

1. 2. 3. 4.

SEAP

4;

3.

GOLD News
mittee

SCA
Staff

3,

4; Aviation

Senior Class Com-

Co-Chairman;

AMONG STUDENTS

1, 2.

4.

MAROON AND

1;

2;

Dav Men's Association
Club 1. 2, 3; SEAP 3.

WHO'S
IN

WHO

AMERICAN

UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES.

RAYMOND WILLIAM SUGALSKI

WILLIAM FRED SWISHER

RENEE URSULA TERZOPOLOS

Glen Lyon

Bloonisburg

Shenandoah

Elementary

Elementary
Aviation Club 3. 4. President 4;
Day Men's Association 3. 4.

SEAP

3;

Elementary

Day Men's Association
Club 1, 2.
Committee

3.
3,

1.

2. 3.

4;

Varsity

4; Basketball Tournament
4; Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4.

Sigma Alpha Eta
3;

2, 3;

Athenaeum Club

Business Education Club 1:

SCA

1:

SEAP

MAROON AND GOLD

Staff 2. Secretarial Editor 3:

Association

1, 2, 3. 4.

2,

4;

Typing

Waller Hall

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JANKT CLARE TURNER

MRS.

Elementary
WjIIit Hall Association
naiuni
I:

3,

1;

(!hili

SKAl'

1. 2,

ANN SHIRLEY MAE

ULSHAFER

NciXITl

4;

3,

SCA

4;

1,

2,

3,

4;

Collcgp Choralrers

1,

Athe2, 3,

Maroon and Gold Band
1, 2.

MRS. }iARRIKT

Ccntralia

Elementary

Elementary

Waller Hall .Association, 1. 2; Day Women's
Association 3. 4; .Athenaeum Club 1; .SE.\P

Hospitality Committee 3; Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Athenaeum Club 1, 2,
3, Social Chairman 3; SEAP 4.

WALTMAN

3,

4.

CLAIRE ANN WALSH

ELIZABETH ANN

Mahanoy Plane

Montgomery

Kingston

Elementary

Elementary

Class Historian 4: Waller Hall Association

Social

Waller Hall Association 1,
4; .\thenaeum Club 3; .\viation Club

Sigma Alpha Eta 2. 3, 4; Athenaeum Club 1. 2. 3. 4; SEAP 3, 4; SCA 1,

Hall

Committee

Hospitality

Committee
2, 3.

1;

DOLORES WANAT

Room

Elementary

SEAP

4.

1

;

3;

Dining

WAGNER

Lcwisburg

1. 2. 3.

2, 3;

4;

OBITER

Editorial Staff 4.

Recreation Committee 3; Waller
Association 1. 2. 3. 4: Alpha Psi
Omega 3. 4: Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4; Corres-

ponding Secretar>- 3: .\viation Club
Dramatic Club 1. 2.

4, Secretary 3:

Secretary 3;

SEAP

3.

4;

SCA

1.

2.

3,

3, 4,

MARY JANE WHALEN

BARBARA JUNE YEAGER

ANN LORRAINE YURGIS

Shenandoah

Catawissa

Shenandciah

Elementary

Tom

Kiiust

Elementary

Elementary

Waller Hall Association
Cluh 1: SEAP 4; SC-

ccinilucis

ment with young

1, 2, 3,

I

an

4; Aviation

2.

experi-

scientists at the

elementary school.

Day Women's Association
lege Choraleers

1

;

SEAP

1,

2, 3,

3, 4.

4;

Col-

Waller Hall Association

1,

2,

Alpha Eta 2; Athenaeum Club
Club 3: SEAP 4.

3,

4;

Sigma

1; Aviation

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KDUCAIIOiN

ERNEST

II.

ENGKLHAKUT

A.B., M.A., Ed.D.

Director oj Secondary Education

Student teacher, Jane
looks on.

Anne Smith,

teaches a lesson in geography as Joe Costa

EDWARD ROBERT ADAMS

IRVIN STUART

Tamaqua

Mechanicsburg

Connerton

Social Studies, Geography

Social Studies, English

Resident Men's Association 1, 2. 3. 4;
College Choraleers 1; Varsity Club 1, 2. 3;
Baseball 1; Football 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 2.

Hospitality

English, Social Studies

Day Men's Asso-

Furniture Committee 3:

Athenaeum Club

ciation 3. 4:
Poetr)-

Club

1, 2.

3,

4;

SCA

1,

2,

1, 2,

4;

3,

3, 4.

ALEXANDER

HELEN

M.

AMBERLAVAGE

Committee

3:

Assembly Com-

mittee 4: \^ aller Hall Association 1. 2, 3,
4: Athenaeum Club 4; SEAP 3. 4; MAGOLD Typist 2, 3; OBITER
Editorial Staff 4.

ROON AND

ANN ANTONIO

ROBERT

JOSEPH MICHAEL ANDRYSICK

PATRICL4

Alden Station

Atlas

Lee

English, French

Biological Science, Social Studies

Science, English

Day Men's Association
Psi

Omega

2,

3;

1.

2.

Phi Sigma Pi

SEAP

Science Club

1. 2. 3,

Club

AND GOLD

Vice-President 2;
Photographer 2;

Photographer

2, 3.

1,

2.

3,

4:

3,

4;

1:

1,

Alpha
2.

3;

Dramatic

MAROON
OBITER

Class Treasurer 1, 2; Freshman Advisor 3;
Waller Hall Association 1. 2. 3; Waller
Hall Governing Board 2; Alpha Psi Omega
2. 3. 4. Treasurer 3; Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4;
Dramatic Club 1, 2. 3, Secretar\" 3, VicePresident 3; SEAP 3; Poetry Club 3.

A.

BABETSKI

Day Men's Association
Club

2. 3:

Football

1.

I, 2.

3,

4; Aviation

CLARENCE BARRETT
RARNHART

Trucksville

Physical Science, Social Studies

Riverside

SociaJ Studies, Geography

Day Men's Association

Social Stiulies,

MATTHEW JOSEPH BACH
Alias

Aviation Club

1, 2, 3,

4;

SEAP

4;

Geography

Day Men's Association

1.

4;

Gamma

President 4;

ROSS THOMAS BARTLESON

Theta Upsilon

SEAP

4;

Resident Men's Association

1, 2, 3, 4,

SCA

2,

3,

Secretary
4, Vice-

1, 2.

lege Choraleers

1,

2;

Basketball Tournament Committee
4;

Track

MRS.

1,

RUTHANN

CRAIG BEACH

ROBERT JOHN BEAVER
Kulpnionl

Mathematics, Geography

General Science, Mathematics

Benton

Customs Committee 2; Resident Men's
Association 1, 2. 3. 4; College Choraleers
1, 2; SEAP 3. 4; SCA 1; Science Club 2.
3, 4. Program Chairman 3; PILOT Associate Editor 2; Senior Class Committee Co-

English, Social Studies

Day Men's AssoMen's Association 2,

Fire Drill Committee 4;
3,

4;

1

;

Resident

Gamma Theta Upsilon 3, 4; Aviation
2; SEAP 3. 4: SCA 1, 2; Basketball

Club
Tournament Committee
2;

Men's Intramurals

1.

3,

1, 2. 3. 4.

4;

Track

1,

Chairnian.

1.

2.

3,

2, 4.

Forty Fort

ciation

1, 2, 3, 4; ColVarsity Club 1, 2;

MUSSEL.\L\N

BECKLEY
Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3. 4: Day
Women's Official Board 2; College Choraleers 1, 2: SEAP 3: Maroon and Gold Band
1, 2.

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DAHLE DARUE BINGAMAN

MARY ANN BONENBERGER

BETTY LOU BOOP

Laurelton

Cirardville

Mifflinburg

Science, Geography

English. French

Social Studies, Spanish

Resident Men's
Association 1, 3. 4; Gamma Thcta Upsilon
2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; SEAP 3, 4; SCA 1,
2: Science Club 1. 2, 3. 4.

Waller Hall Association 1. 2. 3. 4: Athenaeum Club 1; College Choraleers 1:
SEAP 4; Poetry Club 3, Treasurer.

naeum Club

ROBERT ALLEN BOTTORF

JOHN STANLEY BRAUBITZ

JAMES RAYBURN BROSIUS

Harrisburg

Trevorton

Frackville

Day Men's Association

2;

Social Studies, Geography

Resident

Men's

SEAP

4:

3:

3.

Association

Science, Social Studies
1,

2,

Maroon and Gold Band

Varsity Club

1.

3,
1.

4;
2,

2. 3, 4, Vice-President
4; Wrestling 2; Men's

3; Football

1, 2, 3,

Intramurals

1, 2, 3. 4.

Dav Men's
3:

SEAP

Association 3, 4; Science Club
4; Aviation Club 4.

Waller Hall Association
2,

3;

SEAP

1.

3,

2.

3,

4;

4;

SCA

Athe1,

2.

Biological Science, Social Studies

Dav Men's Association
3;

SEAP

3,4.

3,

4: Aviation Club

RAYMOND TAYLOR BURGER

CONNIE HELEN CARSON

(!alawissa

Calawissa

Light Street

Mathematics, Physical Science

Social Studies, Mathematics

Mathematics. Physical Science

I'Al

BURGER

L SIEGFRIED

Day Men's Association

Kappa

Delta Pi

1, 3,

4;

SEAP

3,

4;

4.

Man

Representative 4; Customs Committee
3; Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Phi
Sigma Pi 3. 4, Assistant Secretary' 4; SEAP
4; Varsity Club 3, 4: Basketball 1, 3. 4;

Men's Intraraurals

Dav Women's Association
Delta Pi 4;

SEAP

4;

SCA

1, 2, 3,

4:

Kappa

2.

1, 2, 3, 4.

JOSEPH THOMAS CAWTHERN

JEAN MARIE CONCANNON

CAROL ANN COONS

Shaiiuikin

lilodmsburg

Athens

Social Studies, Geography

General Science, Mathematics

French, English

Day Women's Association 1. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2: Day \^"omen's Official Board 2;

Waller Hall Association 1. 2. 3. 4: SEAP
3. 4: Maroon and Gold Band 1. 2. 3. 4.

Day Men's Association

1.

2,

3.

4,

Vice-

President 3; Gamma Thcta Upsilon 2, 3,
4. President 4: SEAP 3. 4; Varsitv Club
2; Wrestling

1, 2.

Aviation Club 1:
2. 4.

SEAP

3.

4; Science Club

Librarian 1;

Board

L

2.

SCA

1:

OLYMPIAN

Editorial

JOHN KENNETH CORRIGAN
\\

ROBERT

fatherly

Social Studies, Geography

Day Men's Association
Club

2.

3.

4;

Aviation

JOSEPH JAMES COSTA

CORRIGAN

Frackville

Social Studies, English

Social Studies, Geography

Hospitality Committee
tion

2. 3. 4.

F.

Halljoro

Committee

1,

2; Social Recrea-

4; Resident

Men's Associa-

tion 1. 2, 3. 4: Phi Sigma Pi 2. 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2. 3, 4; SEAP 4; Men's IntraAND
murals 1; Football 1;

MAROON

GOLD
torial

MARLOW STANLEY
COVINGTON

Editorial Staff 4;

Board

ciation

L

2.

3.

4;

Gamma

FILOMENA

3,

Men's Association
4; SCA 3: Science Club

3, 4; Aviation Club 4: SEAP 4; SCA
4; Varsity Club 2, 3. 4; Basketball Tourna1,

2,

3,

1.

2

1,

2

1,

2

2, 3.

4;

/^
::z^

L.

CROCOMO

English, French
3,
3, 4.

4;

SEAP

Waller Hall Association

naeum (Hub

1:

Dramatic Club
Club 2.

2.

ment (^muuittee 4; Basketball
Football I, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 4.

Men's Intranuirals

Allentown

Resident

Men's AssoTheta Upsilon

4: SCA L 2; Varsity Club
Basketball Tournament Committee
Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Football

Scranton
Social Studies, Biology

Resident

SEAP

JAMES EDWARD CRIDER

Langhorne
Board 3;

Edi-

:

4.

Social Studies, Geography
Election

OLYMPIAN

Resident Men's Association 1
Day Men's
Association 2, 3, 4; Aviation Club 1

1;

(!olle<>e

SEAP

1,

2,

3.

4;

Choraleers
3,

4; Social

Atlie1,

3;

Usage

JOSEPH PATRICK CUMMINGS
St.

Clair

Men's Association
Science Club 3, 4.

3,

4;

EIDERSO.N ALLEN

Danville

Milton

Biology, Physical Science

liiological Science, Social Studies

Day

JOAN MARIE DALTON

SEAP

4;

Day Women's Association

Science, Social Studies
1,

matic Club 1; Science Club

Show

1,

DEAN

2, 3,
1,

4; Dra-

2; Fashion

Day Men's Association
Association

2;

Dramatic Club

2, 3, 4.

PIAN

1

College
1. 2, 3,

4;

Resident Men's
Choraleers 1, 2;
;

SEAP

4;

OLYM-

Editorial Board 2.

SALLY DUNNICK

GARY W. EGLI

MICHAEL STEPHEN FERDOCK

New Freedom

West Milton

Cenlralia

Social Sturlies, Biology

Waller Hall Association
3;

SEAP

4.

Social Studies. French

Science, Mathematics
3,

4: Poetry Club

Resident
Aviation

Club

1.

Men's
Club
2.

3.

Association
1;

4:

SEAP

2.

1.

3.

4;

Science
Men's Intramurals 1, 2.
3,

4;

3, 4.

/

Dav Men's Association
Club 1. 2, 3: SEAP
murals

1. 2, 3. 4.

1. 2. 3.

3,

4:

4; Aviation

Men's

Intra-

JOHN RALPH FIORENZA

THOMAS JOHN FLECK

JOHN KICHAKI) FLETCHER

ilnw irk

ll.iruillr

Kinf;st()n

Social

Stiiflif.s,

Day Men's

English

Assc.ciaticn

Science, Social Studies
1.

2,

3.

1;

\tl

Day Men's Association

Biological Science, Social Studies
1,

2,

naruni Club

1.

JOSEPH FRANK FOSKO

WILBUR

B.

West Viyiiminf!

Vi'eallierly

Social Studies. English

I'hysical Science, Mathcniulics

Day Men's Association 1, 2; Resident Men's
\-sociation 3, 4; SF.AP 3. 4: Ba-keil,all

Resident Men's Association
Avialicn Chil) 2. 3. 4.

nai-iiin Chili 2:

riiiirnament
Miurals

I'l.flry Cliili 1.

Coinniillee

1. 2. 3.

2:

Meii">

Intra-

3,

4;

Atllr

Uiiv

Men's Association

Cluli 1:

FRABLE

A.

.SEAP3,

2,

3,

4;

Aviation

4.

PAUL FRANKLIN

BKionisburji

Hinlopical Science. Geography
1.

2.

3.

4:

|la\
Men's Association 1. 2.
and Cold Rand 1; Raseliall

3,

4;

Maroon

1. 2. 3.

4.

FRANK GENNFRELLA

JOHN JOSEPH GLENNON

DANIEL LEE FRITZ

FKEl)

HIiKimsburg

Potlsville

Shaniiikin

Malhematics, Physical Science

Social Studies, Geography

Social Studies, English

Kisident Men's Association 1, 2, A, Treasiirrr 3; Dav Men's Association 4; Varsity
Club 2, 3, 'i; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football

Pep Committee 3, 4; Customs Committee
3; Assembly Committee 4; Resident Men's
Association 2, 3, 4; SEA? 4;

3,

1

;

Men's Intraniurals

Social Studies, Biological Science
3, 4;

2,

3.

4.

Treasurer

3.

OLYMPIAN

SEAP

2, 3.

DAVID RUSSEL HAUCK
New

Clair

Day Men's Association

4; Aviation Club 2.

MAROON AND GOLD

Sales Staff 4;
Circulation Staff 4; Men's Intramurals

2, 3.

VINCENT JAMES GREGITIS
St.

Day Men's Association

NANCY

L.
WilJiamsport

Berlin

Social Studies, English
3, 4.

Resident Men's Association 4;

SCA

4.

HERMAN

Social Studies, English

SEAP

4;

Class Secretary 1, 2; Pep Commiltee 2;
Recreation Committee 3: Waller
Hall Association 1. 2. 3. 4; Athenaeum
Club 3; College Choraleers 1. 2; Dramatic
Social

Club 1. 2; SEAP 3. 4: SCA 1: Social
Usage Club 2. President: Fashion Show
1, 2, 3, 4, Commentator 3: ^LAROON AND

GOLD

Editorial Staff

1.

2.

JO

ANN HESTON

JOSEPH JOHN KESSLER

DONALD EUGENE KER
French, Spanish
Prisidcnl 4; Dining
Resident Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4,
Treasurer 4; Phi Sipma Pi 3. 4; Aviation
Class V'iof-Prcsident
Hddin Ccinimitlcp ,i;

Club

1:

SEAP

4;

3,

GEORGE W. KETNER

Girardvilli'

Benlon

Science, Social Studies

Science, Geography

Day Men's
1, 2,

3:

Association 4;

SEAP

Aviation

Club

3,

4: Science

3; Aviation Club 4;

MAROON

Day Men's Association
Club

4.

1.

2,

AND GOLD

1, 2,

Photographer

1.

2.

Maroon and Gold Band

Vice-President 2, President 3;
Wreslling 3, 4; College Council Member 4;
1,

2,

3,

WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN
AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLWHO'S

LEGES

MAKJORIE MAE KREISCHER

JOAN LAZO

STANLEY FRANCIS LESKIE

Numidia

Freeland

Hazleton

English, Spanish

Mathematics, Science

Science

Day Women's Association

2,

3,

4;

Sigma

Alpha Eta 4; College Choraleers 2; Dramatic Club 2; SEAP 4; SCA 1; Science
Club 3. 4.

Customs Committee 2; Waller Hall Association

1,

2,

3.

Athenaeum Club
eers

News
4;

1;

SEAP

Kappa Delta

4;
4;

2,

3.

4;

Pi

3.

4:

College Choral-

MAROON AND GOLD

Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Awards Committee
Senior Class Committee Co-Chairman.

Day Men's Association
3,4.

3,

4; Aviation

Club

JOHN KENNETH MASTERS

ROBERT JOHN LESKO

WALTER

Morca

Sliainokiii

Iian;;(pr

Social Studies, Geography

English, French

Biological Science. English

Resident Men's Association 2, 3: Fire Drill
Committee 2, 3; Gamma Theta Upsilon 3,
4; Varsity Club 3. 4; SEAP 3, 4; Baseball
Manager 2, 3, 4; Men's Intrannirals 2. 3, 4.

JOSEF'H LUBERECKI

Day Men's
4;

Asscieiation

OBITER

Committee

GILBERT McCORMICK

MATTHEW
Catawissa

Day Men's Association

Social Studies,
1,

3,

4;

Resident

Men's Association 2; Science Club
Aviation Club 1: Men's Intrannirals
3.

4;

SEAP

3, 4.

1,
1.

2;
2,

2.

3.

4;

SEAP

Day Men's Association
2: Draniatir Club

Club

3.

2:

4;

Athenaeum

SEAP

4.

4.

Sunbury
Science, Social Stiiilies

1.

Distribution Staff 3; Furniture

L

MENSCH

KIETH WINTON MICHAEL
Shickshinny

Geography

Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4: Athenaeum Club 1: [\ietry Club 2; Varsity
Club 3, 4: Track 1. 2. 3. 4.

Physical Science, Mathematics

Resident Men's Association 1. 2. 3, 4;
Delta Pi 3, 4; SEAP 3. 4: SCA
Science Club 1. 2. 3. 4, Program Chair1
man 2. President 3; Wrestling 1, 2; Bas-

Kappa
;

ketball

Tournament Committee

1.-

J
KKNNETH MAJOR MILLER

RRUCE BARTON MORGAN

EDGAR LEONARD MORGAN.

I'lynidiilh

Frackville

Fern Glen

English, Social Studies
Rtsiilinl

Men's Association

Social Studies, Biological Science
1

;

Day Men's

Day Men's Association

2. 3.

4;

Geography
Day Men's Association I. 2,
naeum Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer

Social Studies,

SEAP

4.

Association 2. 3, 4;
Aviation Clul) 1;
Science Club 3; Basketball Tournament

Committee

LKO ALOYSIOUS MULHALL.

JI{.

1{()BERT

.'\llentown

Social Studies, Geography

Mnlhemalirs, Science

English, History

Dav Men's Association 1. 2, 3, 4; Aviation
1: .SEAP 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Foot-

Rcj-iilent

Club

2.

:5.

4;

.Athe-

JOHN EDWARD NAGLE

WAYNE MURRAY

Liver[HM.il

1.

3.
3.

1.

Shenaniloali

liiill

JR.

4.

Men's

Association

1.

SEAP 4: Maroon and Gold Band
SCA 1. 2. 3. 4; Science Club

MAROON AND GOLD

2.

.3.

1, 2. 3.
1,

Sports Staff

2.
1.

4

.Awards Committee 2: Resident Men's Association 1. 2; Phi Sigma Pi 2, 3. 4; .Avia-

3
2

4;

4

tion

Club

1:

SEAP

4;

OLYMPIAN

MAROON AND GOLD

Feature Staffs

2. 3. 4.

.News

Staff

and

ROBERT EDWARD MVER

IRWIN DAVID PARRY

.NANCY

Danville

Blakely

Fern Clen

English. Social Studies

Social Studies, English

Dav Men's Association

1,

2. 3. 4:

Avialion

Club 1. 2: SEAP 3. 4; Basketball Tournament Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Men's Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4; Social Recreation Committee

4.

CCA

\ ice-President

J

LAN PEKALA

Social Studies. English

College Council
Member 3: Social Recreation Committee
4; Resident Men's Association 2. 3. 4.
Secretary- 2; Phi Sigma Pi 3. 4. VicePresident 4: Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4: Athe3;

Waller Hall Association 2. 3. 4: Kappa
Delta Pi 3. 4. Correspondinc Secretarv- 4;
Athenaeum Qub 2, 3; SE.^P'3, 4: SC\ 2-

PILOT

Associate Editor 3.

2; SEAP 4: Social Usage
Club 2: Basketball Tournament Committee
2: OLYMPIAN Editorial Board 4: MAROON AND GOLD Editorial Board 4.

naeum Club

CARMINE

L.

PENNELLA

MARYANNETTE PILESKI

PALLINE LORRAINE
POLOVITCH

Nanliiokf

Bloonisburg

English. Physical Science

English. History

Nicholson

Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Science
Club 1, 2; SEAP 4; Men's Intramurals

Day Women's Association 1. 2. 3. 4: Athenaeum Club 1: College Choraleers2: SEAP

Mathematics, Social Studies

1,2.

3. 4:

PILOT

Associate Editor

2.

Editor 3:

MAROON AND COLD Editorial Staff 3:
WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN
AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLWHO'S

LEGES.

Waller

Hall Association 3. 4: College
Choraleers 3. 4: SEAP 3. 4: Maroon and

Gold Band 3. 4; MAROON AND GOLD
Typing Staff 3. 4; OBITER Typing Staff
4:

Sigma

.-Vlpha

Eta

4.

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Social Studies

£'«^'/^^/l,

Awards

(^iiiimitlri; 3;

ciatiiin

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2.

PILOT

1;

Delta

Pi

4; Pnelrv Chili 2.
E.liK.r

.i;

.3.

4,

4:

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Kililoiial

UnanI

1;

MAKOON AM)

Kililniial

linanl

I.

2,

3.

.5,

(lull

1;
I.

KAN REGAN

English, Social Studies

It

Day Men's Assixialinn 1, 2, 4; Resident
Men's Assiicialiiin 3; Alhenaeuni Club 2;

SK\P

J

Serantiin

History, Fn'tn
Mi'n's Asso-

Ki'-iili'iit

Kappa

4:

3,

SEAP

Pnsident 4;

SCA

N.

hill

P..,ii\

f.liil)

2.

3,

4;

Science

Waller Hall Ass.irialion 1. 2 3. 4: Alhenaeuni dull 1. 2; Oillefie f;horale»Ts 1;

SEAP

3. 4;

Pn.in

SCA 1:
OI.WHMA.N

3:

I.

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4.

Clul, 2. 3. 4.

PHOT

Associate

I'ro.itreader 4;

Srreiarv
E.liK.r

OMITER

4:
Edi-

torial Staff 4.

itO.NAI.h iUI. I.MAN H()\I1G
Hoyertown
Biological Science, Socia/ Studies,

German

Man

.lOSI.ril

LLO^

DWll) CARL RIT/MA.N.

I)

lUCHENDERFER

\l,

Miillu nuilics. I'hysival

l»lnnlllslmr<i

Si

I I'll

ce.

K:ip,ia

Mm's

Mathematics
Delta

Pi

Association

3,

DaN
4;

3, 4.

SEAP

3,

4;

Da

JR.

\ll-lrnill.-

Men's

^nrll.r Cluli

Science

Association
3. 4.

3,

h

SK\P

4;

Representative 3; College Council
.Menilier 3. 4. President 4: Election Itnard
Committee 1, 2; Resident Men's .Association 1. 2. 3. 4. Vice-President 3: Phi Sipma
Pi 2. .3. 4. Historian 4; Collepi- Choraieers
1. 2: SEAP 4: Science dull 3: Baskeihall
Tournament Committee 2. 3. .Assistant Coordinator 2: Fooiliall 1. 2: WHO'S
\\10\(, STl DE.NTS IN
AMERICAN

WHO

LNIVERSITIES

AND COLLEGES.

EUGENE PETER SANDEL

MATTHEW SASSO

SARA MAE SCHILLING

Bloom?burg

-Muncy

Ashland

Science. Mathematics

Biological Science, Social Studies

Mathematics. Social Studies

Day Men's Association 1. 2. 3, 4; SEAP
3, 4: Maroon and Gold Band 1, 2. 3. 4;

Dav Men's Association 1, 2; Business Education Club 1, 2; SEAP 4; Science Club

Furniture Committee 4: Social Recreation
Committee 3; Waller Hall Association 1,

Science Club

2,3.

2. 3. 4.

1.

2. 3.

Governing Board 2. 3. 4: Athenaeum
Dramatic Club 1: SEAP 3. 4;
Kappa Delta Pi 4; Sigma Alpha Eta 1;

Club

2. 3. 4;

WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN
AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COL-

WHO'S

LEGES.

JANE ANNE SMITH
^ ilkes-Barre
Mathematics, Social Studies, Geography
Furniture Committee 4; Waller Hall Association

WILLIAM HAROLD SCHILLING

JOHN

Ashland

Bloomsburg

General Science

Chemistry. Science

Day Men's Association
Club 4:

SEAP

1. 2, 3.

4; Science

4; Aviation

Club

2, 3.

A.

SMALTZ

Dav Men's Association
3.4.

2. 3. 4. Governing
Board 4;
Theta Upsilon 2. 3. 4. Recording

1.

Gamma

Secretary

3.

4:

Athenaeum Club
eers
3. 4;

Science Club

3.

4:

Dramatic

1:

PILOT

Kappa Delta
2.

3.

Club

Associate Editor

3,

4;

SEAP 3. 4;
Assistant Editor

1:
2.

MAROON AND GOLD

OBITER

Pi

College Choral-

4:

Distribution Staff

News

1, 2.

Staff 1;

'v^*^

OSCAR LEE SNYDER

CARL HUSTON SWEET

PAUL TERNOSKY

MRS.

Athens

Berwick

Danville

Mathematics, Physical Science

Social Studies,

Resident Men's Association 1: Day Men"s
Association 2. 3; Varsitv Club 2, 3: Basketball 1. 2, 3; Football 1, 2; Track 1, 2. 3.

Geography
Day Men's Association 1,
4;

Aviation Club

Council

Member

1,

Science, Mathematics

President
4; College

2, 3, 4,

SEAP

4;

ANN KRUM THOMAS

L.

4.

Day

Women's

Science Club
Choraleers 1;

Association 1, 2, 3, 4;
2, Secretary 2;
College
SEAP 3, 4; SCA 1, 2.
1,

MARY ANN THORNTON
Shamokin
English, Social Studies

Waller Hall Association

1,

2,

3,

Hos-

4;

Customs Committee
Dining Room Committee 4: College
2;
Council Member 4: "B" Club 2. 3. 4,
pitality

Committee

Secretary

3;
4:

3;

College

Choraleers

1.

2;

OLYMPIAN Editorial Board
MAROON AND GOLD News Staff 2.

SEAP

3.

4;
Assistant Editor

3.

Editor 4:

OBITER

Edi-

Board 3; Student Government Conference 3: Senior Class Committee Chair-

torial

man: WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS
IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND

COLLEGES.

JAMES

D.
Bloomsburg

MRS. JUNE LOCKE

TROY

Mathematics, Science

Social Studies, Geography

Day Men's .Association
and Gold Band 1, 2, 3.

TRUDNAK

Bloomsburg

1,

4.

2. 3. 4:

Maroon

Class

Vice-President

Committee 2:

\^aller

2,

Secretary 2;

3.

4;

SEAP

Delta Pi 4.

4;

1.

Hospitality
Association 1,

2:

Hall

Day Women's
Cheerleader

1,

.Association

2;

Kappa

JOHN VALANIA

JOHN RICHARD VARCOE

ANITA

AUini Slatiun

Waymart

Trevorton

Science, Social Studies

Socio/ Studies, Geography

Resident Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Phi
Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4, President 4; SEA? 3, 4;
Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Treasurer 3; VarRaskethall Tournament
4;
('.liib
3,
sity

Resident

VV:VK\{

Committee

GOLD
ness

2,

1,

Wresilin;;

2,

1.

3,
3,

Photographer

Manager

Track

4;

3.

English, Social Studies

Association 3;
Gamma
2,
3; Aviation Club 3;

Theta I'psilon
Dramatic Club 2;

SEAP

VOTTKHO

Waller Hall Association 1. 2. 3, 4: Athenaeum Club 1, 2, 3; SEAP 4; Customi

Committee

4.

3.

4;

MAROON AND

4;
3,

2.

Men's

H,

4;

OBITER

Busi-

4.

WALSH

MARY ANN WAHL

MARY

Milton

Old Forge

Forty Fort

A.

RALPH FOSTER WETZEL

English, History

Social Studies, English

Social Recreation 2, 3;

Woman

Resident

ciation

Member

General Science, English
1, 2, 3,

Choraleers

1,

Waller Hall Asso4; Aviation Club 1; College
2;

SEAP

3,

4,

Chairman 4; Science Club 1, 2,
gram Chairman 3: CO-PILOT
Staff

2,

Staff

1, 2,

"B" Club

3,

ProEditorial

Poetry Club 2, 3, Vice-President 3:
PIAN Proofreader 2. 3, 4:

4:

GOLD News

MAROON AND GOLD

News

tising Staff 2;

3;

Kappa Deha Pi

4.

3,

4:

1:

OLYM-

MAROON AND

Copy

Editor

Dramatic Club

Program
3. 4,

3.

OLYMPIAN

3;

Reader 2;

Representative 4: College Council
4: Waller Hall Association 1. 2.

Staff 2. 3:

OBITER

Customs Committee

Adver3.

Men's Association 1, 2, 3. 4:
Sigma Alpha Eta 1; Athenaeum Club 2;
SEAP 3, 4; Varsity Club 3. 4; Wrestling
Manager 2, 3. 4; Hospitality Committee
1, 2. 3. 4;
Customs Committee 2; Men's
Intramurals

3, 4.

KENNETH EUGENE WOOD

JOSEPH RAY YOCUM

Mechanicsburg

Norlbuinberland

Science, Mathematics

Social Stuiiies, English

CCA
cil
1.

Assistant Treasurer 3. College Coun3; Resident Men's Association

Member
2. 3.

Club

2.

1, 2, 3.

i: Science Club
3.

4:

Football

4; Wrestling

1,

2. 3.

1.

2.

3.

4; Varsity
4:

Track

1.

ZAJACZKOWSKI

Hospitality Committee 4;

Science Club 3

;

FRANK JOSEPH
Nanticoke

Poetry Club 4;

Day Men's Association

3. 4.

Biological Science, Social Studies

Day Men's Association

1 ; Resident Men's
Association 2. 3, 4; Aviation Club 2;
SEAP 4: Science Club 1; Basketball Tournament Committee 2; Men's Intramurals

1. 2, 3.

Student teachers. Bob Bottorf
and Joe Cawthern, conduct a
class

at

School.

the

Bloomsburg

High

SI'liClAI.

KDUCATION

DONALD
U.S.,

F.

.M.S.,

MAIKTIA
Ph.D.

Director of Special Education

Modern machinery

aids Rose Pavlick in administering speech correction drills.

".^N

I.

T

ROBERT SUMNER ASBY

WESLEY PHILIP ATKINS

DAVID LEE BARNHART

South Williamsport

Darby

Drums

Speech Correction, Biological Science

Speech Correction, Social Studies

Class President 1, 2; College Council 1. 2;
Sigma Alpha Eta 3. 4; SEAP 4: Science
Club 4: Varsity Club 1. 2. 4; Basketball
Tournament Committee 1, 4; Football 1,
2. 3; Wrestling 1, 2. 3, 4; Resident Men's
Association 1, 2, 3, 4.

Dav Men's Association

GEORGE

H.

Special Education for
tarded. Elementary

Association
2.

3,

2,

3.

Treasurer

1.

1,

4:

Sigma

Education for
tarded, Elementary

Special
4;

Sigma
Maroon

the

Resident Men's Association

Mentally
1, 2, 3,

Re-

4; Phi

Sigma Pi 3. 4; SEAP 3, 4; Maroon and
Gold Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Vice-President 3;
1. 2, 3. 4.

President

3. 4.

LOREN JOSEPH BOWER

GAIL LOUISE BLEW

BAURYS

Speech Correction, English
1.

3.

SCA

Millville

Alpha Eta

2,

Alpha Eta 1. 2. 3. 4; SEAP 3. 4;
and Gold Band 1; SCA 4; OBITER Sports
Editor 4: Men's Intramurals 3.

Arisles

Day Men's

1,

Berwick
the

Mentally

Dav Women's Association 1, 2,
naeum Club 2; Aviation Club 1,

3, 4;

3;

Re-

Athe-

SEAP 4.

Speech Correction, Social Studies

Dav Men's Association 1. 2. 3, 4; Sigma
Alpha Eta 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1.

J
RUSH LARUE CANOUSE

LOIS FRANCES CROSSAN

BARBARA

Berwick

lirlhlehem

Jenkinlnwri

Special

Education jor
Elementary

the

Mentally

Re-

tariled.

Day Men's Association 1. 2,
Alpha Eta 3, 4; SEAP 4;
Staff

3,

4;

Sigma

OLYMPIAN

3.

Special Education for
tarded, Elementary

2, 3.

torial

4:

1,

SEAP

Board

3.

2;
4;

LAN CURRY

Speech Correction, Elementary
Waller Hall Association
Delta

College

AtheChoraleers 1.

SCA

OBITER

Club 2;

Waller Hall Association

naeum Club

Re-

Mentally

the

J

1,

2,

1;

3,

4;

Edi-

Eta
eers

4.

1.

1, 2,

1.

2;

SEAP

3,

4;

SCA

C.

Bloomsburg

Light Street

Berwick

Speech Correction, Physical Science

Speech Correction, Elementary

Special

1,

2,

3,

4;

Sigma

Day Men's
Alpha Eta

Association
3.

Aviation Club

4,
2.

2,

Program

Sigma
Chairman 4;
3.

4:

1,

Staff

2;

-MA-

1.

ANTHONY EUGENE FIORENZA

MARTIN W. DEROSE
Day Men's Association
Alpha Eta 1, 2, 3, 4.

Kappa

Sigma .\lpha
3, 4, Vice-President 4; Athenaeum
"B" Club 2. 3, 4; College Choral-

ROON AND GOLD News

THOMAS FENSTERMACHER

2, 3, 4:

Pi 3, 4, Historian 4;

Education

lor

the

tarded, Elementary

Dav

.Men's Association

1. 2. 3.

Mentally

Re-

HAROLD FRANK GIACOMINI

SANDRA ARLENE GOODHART

GLENN LAMAR HENNINGER

Scranton

Northumberland

Shamokin

Speech Correction, English

Speech Correction, Elementary

Dav Men's Association 1, 2. 3, 4; Sigma
Alpha Eta 1, 2. 3. 4. Vice-President 3;
Athenaeum Club 1; SEAP 4; Maroon and
Gold Band 1. 2; Poetr>- Club 1. 2, 3. 4,
President 3. Treasurer 2; Track 1. 2, 3. 4;

Waller Hall Associaiton

OLYMPIAN Editorial Board
ROON AND GOLD Staff 2, 3,
Board

Speech Correction. Geography

Sigma
4; Athenaeum Club 1;

Alpha Eta 1. 2, 3.
Dramatic Club 1; SEAP

1.

2, 3. 4:

Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Sigma
Alpha Eta 2, 3, 4; Aviation Club L

4.

MA3, 4;
4; Editorial

3, 4.

THOMAS JOSEPH KISATSKY

DOROTHY MAY MARCY

Trevorton

Hazleton

Fleetville

Speech Correction. Elementary

Speech Correction, Social Studies

Dav Men's Association \. 2, 3. 4; Sigma
Alpha Eta 2, 3, 4; Aviation Club I.

Day -Men's Association L
Alpha Eta 2, 3, 4.

CHARLES

A.

KIDRON

2.

3.

Special Education. Elementary
4;

Sigma

Waller Hall Association I. 2, 3, 4; Sigma
Alpha Eta \, 2. 3, 4; "B" Club 4; College
Choraleers 1. 2; SEAP 3. 4; Maroon and

Gold Band

1, 2, 3.

4;

SCA

1. 2.

WHO AMONG STUDENTS

3:

WHO'S

IN AMERI-

CAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES.

MARY NAOMI MARVIN

CHARLES CARL McDONALD

ROBERT JOSEPH MESCAN

Shickshinny

Soutli Williani'.[i<irt

Tre^rkow

Education

Special

the

for

Mentally

fie

Day Women's Association
naciiin CIiil. 3;

SEAP

Special

Education

for

the

Mentally

Re-

tarded, Elementary

tar (led. Elementary1, 2,

3,

4;

Atlic

4.

Resident Men's Association 1, 2, 3; Pep
Committee 3, 4; Dining Room Committee
3, 4; Track 1. 2.

Special

Education

for

the

ELEANOR EMMA MYERS

ROSEANN PATRICIA PAVLICK

ALTON

Dallas

Sunbury

Speech Correction, English

Speech Correction, Geography

Social Recreation Committee 1. 2; tlustoms
Committee 2. 3; Waller Hall Association
1, 2, 3, 4: Sigma Alpha Eta 2. 3. 4; "B"
Club 1; Business Education Club 1; College Choraleers 1: SEAP 4; SCA 4; Social
Typing Staff 2.
Usage Club 1;

Day Men's Association 1. 2.
Alpha Eta 2, 3. 4, President

Education

for

the

Waller Hall Association 1, 2. 3, 4; Athenaeum Club 1; College Choraleers 2;

SEAP

3,

4;

SCA

1, 2, 3, 4.

OLYMPIAN

Re-

Resident Men's Association ]. 2; Day
Men's Association 3, 4; SEAP 4: Baseball
3; Football 3.

Croydon
Elementary. Special
Mentally Retarded

Menially

tarded, Elementary

A.

PELLMAN
3.
4.

4:

Sigma

MORITZ LOUIS SCHULTZ

LENA FISHER SHAFFER

Kingston

Sunbury

Dushore

Speech Correction, Social Studies

Speech Correction, English

Special

Resident Men's Association 1, 2; Day
Men's Association 3, 4; Sigma Alpha Eta
2. 3. 4; SEAP 4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4;

Election Board 2, 3; Assembly Committee
4; Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, 4. Vice-

FoolbaU

1. 2, 3,

4;

Track 2;

WHO'S

WHO

AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN
UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES.

LORRAINE JANE TAYLOR

President 3, Governing Board 3, 4; Kappa
Delta Pi 4; Sigma Alpba Eta 2, 3, 4,
Recording Secretary 4; "B" Club 3, 4;
College Choraleers 1; SEAP 4; SCA 1, 2;

Education for
tarded, Elementary

Mentally

the

Re-

Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Sigma
Alpha Eta 2. 3. 4; Athenaeum Club 1;
College Choraleers

SCA

1, 2, 3,

4;

SEAP

3,

4;

1, 2. 3, 4.

WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN
AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COL-

WHO'S

LEGES.

MARY MAXINE

ROBERT CHARLES WARKOMSKI

RUBY ROUSH TYLER

TIER

Nanticoke

Croydon

Northumberland

Elementary, Speech Correction

Special

Waller Hall .Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Sigma
Alpha Ela 2. 3. 4, Corresponding Secretary
3; .Athenaeum Club 1; College Choraleers

\^onian Representative 3; Assembly Committee Chairman 2; Waller Hall .Association

SEAP 3. 4; SCA
Editorial Board 3, 4.

1. 2. 3; Day Women's .Association 4; Sigma
.Alpha Eta 3; .Athenaeum Club 1; College

2, 3;

1, 2, 3,

4;

OBITER

Education for
tarded, Elementary

the

Mentally

Choraleers 1; Dramatic Club 1;

SCA

8.

SEAP

Re-

4;

Elementary, Speech Correction

Day Men's Association 1, 2. 3, 4; Sigma
Alpha Eta 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, 3;
Aviation Club 2, 3; SEAP 3, 4.

DOLORES EVELYN WAUGH

DENISE ANN WENKENBACH

Shanutkin

Wyncote

GILRERTA CLALDLNE
WILKLNSON

Siieech Correction, Elementary

Elementary, Special Education for the Mentally Retarded

Special

Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3; Waller
Hall Association 4; Siyma Alpha Eta 2. 3.
4;

MAROON AND GOLD

Circulation

Staff 2, 4.

Waller Hall Association

and Gold Band

2;

1,
1,

2,

SEAP
3,

MAROON AND GOLD

CAROL ANNE YOST

WILLARD

Allentown

Hazlelon

Education for
tarded. Elementary

Assembly

Committee

the

3,

Mentally

Re-

Waller

Hall
Sigma Alpha Eta
4;

Association \, 2, 3, 4;
L 2; Athenaeum Club 1; "B" Club 3, 4;
College Choraleers 1, 2. 3; SEAP 3, 4;
Social Usage Club 2;
GOLD Circulation Staff 3, 4.

MAROON AND

D.

4;

Kappa

2, 3, 4;

Delta Pi 3, 4; Sigma Alpha Eta
Athenaeum Club 2; "B" Club
lege Choraleers

Special

1,

3.

1, 2, 3,

3,

4;

SCA

4;

4:

Col-

Maroon
1.

2,

Editorial Board

3;
2.

ZIEGLER, JR.

Speech Correction, Elementary

Day Men's Association L 2, 3, 4; Sigma
Alpha Eta L 2, 3, 4; Aviation Club 2. 3;
Men's Intramurals

2. 3.

Milan
Education for
tarded, Elementary

the

Mentally

Re-

Waller Hall Association \, 2, 3, 4; Sigma
Alpha Eta 2. 3. 4; SEAP 3. 4; SCA 1. 2.

Is

lliat

Pole

i>.

Now

is

where the North
Mrs. Wagner?

Ruth Ann Davis directs
a second grade reading group.

I'/fc

"*

199

the time

WTTO'S WTTO AATDXG S Tl

ANN HESTON

LENA SHAFFER

JO

JANICE KUNES

MORITZ SCHULTZ

200

T)i:\ TS

IN

AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES

DOROTHY MARCY

BERNICE DIETZ

JOHN LOiNGO

RONALD ROMIG

201

WHO'S

WHO

\Mo\r; STi dents in

ELAINE DIAUGUSTINE

MARJORIE MORSON

ROBERT GOWER

SARA SCHILLING

202

AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES

MARY ANN THORNTON
KAY NEARING

JOANNE BECHTEL

DONALD KER

203

WIKTS

WHO

AM()N(; Sll

Each student who becomes a member receives:
and benefits of

nition in the annual ]niMication:

ELIZABETH SPROUT

a certificate of recognition; recog-

the Student Placement Service.

MARY

FRANK REED

204

DFATS

PILESKI

JANUARY GRADUATION-1959

''And today

we

are faced with

.

"Congratulations, Mr. Gower."

Ice at the end of the long, hard road.

SEINIOI}

l)ll{K(;'l'()|{Y

BUSINKSS

I^;vi;iigood, Karl

071 \..rlh Franklin. Potltdown, Pa.

I^wIh, Sandra

Jay

Batifjs,

R. U.

Basso, Lorraine

Barbara

Batzil.

H.

OrunticviUr.

I'a.

Lczinski. Dorothy

45 North Kleventh, Bangor,

I'u.

Long. Jay

].

.54.5

f).

.3,

.Shickshinny, Pa.

North Cameron, Scranton, Pa.
Sw«-«?l Vall»-y.

Pa.

Bcchlcl. J.iiinne

Spring Crest, Sinking Spring, Ba.
112 East Nesquehoning. Kaston, fa.

Lundahl. Ruth

Herndon, Pa.

Brdnar. Walter

128 Second, Wyoming, Pa.

Lutsey, Milton

10 Summit. .Shavertown. Pa.

Beeson,

.34

Ann

20.38

Berg, Kugene
Bittic,

Wharton Road, Clenside,

Janice

Boehmer, Earl

Rock Glen, Pa.

Boyer. Willarrl

Muncy

Braun, Carl

Valley, Pa.

326 Arch, Sunbury, Pa.

Brower, Edward

80 Bertha,

_

Bninibach. Audrey

Feasterville, Pa.

311 Market, Bangor. Pa.

Butz, Joseph

„

Cam|)bell, Louise

7 Chestnut. Glen Lyon, Pa.
31 Hudson, Lewistown. Pa.

M2 Wiltshire,

Clark, Carol

Concavage, Thomas

Upper Darby, Pa.

226 South Poplar.

Mount Carmel,
Davifs. Margaret
I)cll)augh,

Pa.

1329 Warren, Allentown, Pa.
87 Wilder, Cressona, Pa.

Dietz, Bernice

Klingerstown. Pa.

Donar. Otto

Bo.x 138, Sheppton. Pa.

Doyle, Vincent

41 Main, Locust Gap, Pa.

Dreisbach, Joy

R. D. 3. Lehighton. Pa.

Drumtra. Ellen

26 North Pine, Hazleton. Pa.

Dye. Charles
Epler.

Raymond

R. D.
....

297 Monument, Wyoming, Pa.

Gary

.,

Fisher, Larry

Freed, James

Lamar

Galinski. Jolin

Garman. James
Gaughan. Harold
Girton. Connie

Hoyt. Charles

Johnston. Joseph
Jones. Hettie

Kasper, John
Kish, Sophia

Kovalevich,

Emma

Kruk, Leonard Jr
Kunes, Janice
Labyack, Mary

_.

212 North

Miller, Lois

Gilbert.

_

Moser, Betty

256 Leonard, Bloomsburg, Pa.

Mourev. Sandra
Nearing, Martha

174 Schuvlkill. Shenandoah. Pa.
-_

.

203 West

Noble, John

Bloomsburg. Pa.

385 Main Road. W^ilkes-Barre. Pa.
324 Iron. Bloomsburg. Pa.

36 South Woodlawn. Aldan, Pa.
M. R. 37. Easton. Pa.

Perry, Charles

Sandra

2217 North Main, Scranton. Pa.

Powell, Jack

Quick, Rolland
Ralston,

Fifth,

Main, Locust Gap, Pa.

Perotti, Lt!onard

Pfister.

Shenandoah. Pa.

Third, .Mifninville, Pa.

41 Jackson. Montrose. Pa.

Rodman

Carroll Park. R. D. 5.

Bloomsburg, Pa.

138 East Mahanoy, Mahanoy City. Pa.

Reed. Frank

Rhoads. W^iodrow

Box

51. Port Clinton. Pa.

1215 Pettibone. Scranton. Pa.

Rozelle. Blanche

525 Richards Road.

Ruggieri. Linda

Kennett Square. Pa.

Ryan. Calvin

Jr.

202 Dewart, Riverside, Pa.

Mary

1000 Grant. Hazleton. Pa.

Larry

Schell.

Shuletsky.

Hereford, Pa.

138 Center. Trov. Pa.

1.

Sunburv. Pa.

Hunlock Creek. Pa.
224 Garden. Horsham. Pa.
160 Sylvan Drive. York. Pa.
R. D.

Janetka. Carl

Mary

Menkewicz, Alice

404 Clifton. Collingdale. Pa.
132 Westwond. Minersville. Pa.
209 West Willow. Shamokin, Pa.

R. D. 2, Shickshinny. Pa.

Hunter. Duane

North Vine. Hazleton. Pa.

Smith. Sally

481 West Main. Bloomsburg. Pa.
1908 Old Berwick Road,
Bloomsburg, Pa.

Hayhurst. Susan

7.34

26 West Third, Bloom-sburp, Pa.
1411 Wyoming, Forty Fort, Pa.

Spahr, Paul

1.

443 West Main. Girardville. Pa.
425 East. Bloomsburg. Pa.
126 North Fourth. Frackville. Pa.

Gwasdacus, Edward

Marsilio. Louis

Mate( hak. William
Mattern,

"B", Girardville, Pa.

14« West Main, Girardville, Pa.

Jr.

Newport. Pa.

R. D.

Harris, Robert

23.-,

436 East Fifth, Berwick. Pa.
607 Lackawanna. Forest Citv. Pa.

R. D.

Fry. Janet

MaryAnne

Malarkey, Eugene

143 Columbia. Bloomsburg. Pa.

919 Shamokin, Trevorton, Pa.
124 Christian. Nanticoke. Pa.
605 East Market. Pottsville. Pa.

Fowler, Myrtle

Freeiand.

Turbotville. Pa.

115 North Landis, Humnielstown. Pa.

Fenner. John
Fisher.

1,

Majika.s.

74 North Iron, Bloonwburg, Pa.

Norton. William
Pa.

412 Keystone, Peckville. Pa.
499 Orange, Northumberland, Pa.

William

Longo, John

2.

Box 72. Cresco.
23 C, Mahanoy City.

Stablum. Joan
Swatt. Kenneth

203 W^est Ridge. Nesquehoning. Pa.

Thear. Robert

Thomas. Donald
Treon. Gerald
Tressler.

Troxell.

George

Frank

\^'arburton.

1118 West Montgomery.
Shamokin. Pa.

525 Reagan, Sunbury. Pa.
210 Shamokin. Trevorton. Pa.
621 East Dewart. Shamokin. Pa.

Thompson. Pa.

Nancy

Watts. Barbara
Watts.

_.

400 Parkview. Penndel. Pa.

Unger. Carl

Pa.

817 Brook. Scranton. Pa.

48 West Main. Bloomsburg. Pa.

Taormina. Philip

Walker. Margaret

525 Market, Johnsonburg. Pa.
Route 1, Nazareth. Pa.

605 Reagan. Sunbury. Pa.

Swover. William

Pa.

1235 Fourth. Catasauqua. Pa.
122 Elk. Wilkes-Barre. Pa.

721 Wilson. Chester. Pa.

Swider, Stanley

Norman

Winn. Robert
Yeanish. Craig

Yerk. Donald

Light Street. Pa.

373 East

First.

Bloomsburg. Pa.

State. Millville. Pa.

110 Fairmount. Sunbury. Pa.

750 Main. Slatington. Pa.

317 Summer. Roversford. Pa.

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Raymond

Sugalski.

11 Railroad. Glen Lyon. Pa.

Swisher. William

Andrysick, Dorothy

Maple and Mt. Road.
Alden Station. Pa.

Aumiller, Faye

North Main, Milroy, Pa.

Baylor.

R. D.

Jill

Sunbury. Pa.

1.

31 North Fourth, Sunbury, Pa.

Beers. Margaret

_

Bendinsky. Sonja

Gilberton, Pa.

Terzopolos. Renee

Turner. Janet

Noxen. Pa.
218 West Park, Centralia, Pa.
1704 West Market, Lewisburg, Pa.

Ann

Ulshafer.

Wagner. Harriet
Walsh. Claire

Bridge,

Bittenbender. Janet

275 East Sixth. Bloomsburg. Pa.

Waltman. Elizabeth
Wanat, Dolores

Bobber, Eleanor .—

1709 West Pine. Shamokin. Pa.

Whalen. Mary Jane

Anne

Breslin,

16 East Centre, Shenandoah. Pa.

Box

Buck. Francis

Burrows. Judith

24. Starrucca. Pa.

Hillside Estates. R. D. 5.

._

504 East Fourth. Bloomsburg, Pa.
119 North Jardin. Shenandoah, Pa.

.....

R. D.

Ann

Plane. Pa.

Allenwood, Pa.

1,

295 James, Kingston, Pa.
211 West Cherry.
Shenandoah. Pa.

Yeager, Barbara
Yurgis.

Mahanoy

R. D.

1.

Catawissa, Pa.

24 East Coal, Shenandoah. Pa.

Danville. Pa.

Box

Davis. Ronald

Light Street. Pa

Davis. Ruth

318 LaSalle. Berwick. Pa.

Adams. Edward

203 Franklin, Susquehanna, Pa.
23 Spring, Glen Lyon, Pa.

Alexander, Irvin

DiAugustine. Elaine
Farina, Michael
Fine, Orville

Thomas

-.

46 Cherry. Danville. Pa.

24 East

Furman. Paulette
Cower. Robert
Greenland. Sue
Grochowski, Barbara
Hane. Nancy
Haney. Alice
Hawke. Patty

First,

Bloomsburg. Pa.

1237 Liberty. Allentown. Pa.
R. D.

1.

Pittston. Pa.

132 Railroad. Glen Lyon. Pa.

Helgemo. Ruth
Hockenberrv. Barbara

Huda. John

Lechner. Rita

26 Vine. Danville. Pa.

Ward

136 East Chestnut, Shamokin. Pa.

Lichtel.

16 North Second.

Marcavage. Valeria

Anne

13 Grand Parkway, Lewistown, Pa.
711 Brook. Bryn

Morson. Marjorie
Moser. Ruth

Muir. Julia

2629 West Fourth. Williamsport. Pa.

530 Academy.

Novak. Edward

128 Welles. Nanticoke. Pa.
103 Berwick. Beaver Meadows. Pa.

Pendal. Joseph

943 East Market. Danville. Pa.

Pollock. Patricia

Pomes, Mary

12 Brookside, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.

Wendy

717 Stevenson Lane, Towson

Scheuren. Herbert

_

.

.._

Ray

Sprout. Elizabeth

Staronka. William

4.

Md.

Lavelle. Pa.

_

1.

Trucksville. Pa.

651 Chestnut. Kulpmont. Pa.

Beckley. Ruthann

R. D.

Bingaman. Dahle

1.

Benton. Pa.

Laurelton. Pa.

Bonenberger, Mary

Boop. Betty

Seventh Ogden. Girardville. Pa.

409 Thompson. Mifflinburg. Pa.
5008 Locust Lane. Harrisburg. Pa.

Bottorf. Robert

Braubitz. John

301 Coal. Trevorton. Pa.

James

103 East Oak. Frackville. Pa.

Brosius.

Burger. Paul
Burger.

222 Main. Catawissa. Pa.
222 Main. Catawissa. Pa.

Raymond

Box

Carson. Connie

143. Light Street. Pa.

Cawthern, Joseph

29 South Diamond. Shamokin. Pa.

Concannon. Jean

348 Jefferson. Bloomsburg. Pa.

Coons. Carol

201 West Pine, .\thens.
422 West Main. Weatherly.
703 Pennypack Circle. Hatboro.
101 North Nice. Frackville.

Corrigan, John
Corrigan. Robert
Costa. Joseph

Covington, Marlow

Pa.
Pa.

Pa.
Pa.

237 East Richardson.
Langhorne. Pa.

Crider,

508 South Hyde Park.

James

Scranton. Pa.

Crocomo. Filomena

Cummings, Joseph
Dalton. Joan

306 Mahoning, Milton. Pa.
New Freedom. Pa.

Dunnick. Sally

Gary

Headley. Dushore. Pa.

Fiorenza. John

Ferdock, Michael

Fleck.

Thomas

Fletcher.

John

777 East Green. Allentown. Pa.
432 South Second, St. Clair. Pa.
24 Spruce. Danville. Pa.

Dean. Eiderson

518 North Second,
Shamokin. Pa.

126 Riley, Nanticoke. Pa.

116 Sunbury. Riverside. Pa.
R. D.

Beaver. Robert

Egli.

825 Rural. Williamsport. Pa.

Lee, Pa.

21 Dana. Forty Fort. Pa.

22 Incurve Road, Levittown. Pa.

Paralis. Patricia

Schloyer.

Peckville. Pa.

Main Road.

123 West Saylor. Atlas. Pa.

.

206 Harrison. Lewisburg. Pa.

Neff. Lela

Schicatano, Sylvester

Mawr. Pa.

R. D. 3. Lewisburg. Pa.

Myers. Lois

Rundel.

Pa.

83 Lafayette. Palmerton. Pa.

Markovci, Margaret
Metzger,

St. Clair.

Station. Pa.

145 Girard. Atlas. Pa.

Barnhart. Clarence

Beach. Craig

625 Bloom. Danville. Pa.

B-75 Main. Connerton, Pa.

Babetski. Robert

R. D. 5. Bloomsburg. Pa.

Mathewson Terrace. Factoryville. Pa.
101 West Houston.
Montgomery. Pa.

Kostenbauder. Sherwyn

.\ntonio. Patricia

Bach. Matthew

Tamaqua. Pa.

3.

24 Gruver. Alden

Andrysick. Joseph

Bartleson, Ross

Pittsburgh 37. Pa.

R. D.

321 South York, Mechanicsburg. Pa.

Amberlavage, Helen

R. D. 2, Selinsgrove. Pa.

919 Sunset. Scranton. Pa.
600 Maple. Lewistown. Pa.
32 Downing. Wilkes-Barre. Pa.
105 Berkeley Road.

Heck. Bernadine

Hutchinson. Donna

SECONDARY

612 Mahoning, Milton, Pa.

Desmond. Patricia

Foust.

46. Blandon. Pa.

.

West MiUon.
614 North Locust. Centralia.
366 Vine. Berwick.
311 West Market. Danville.

Pa.
Pa.
Pa.

Pa.

75 Division. Kingston, Pa.

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Fosko,

I'iiiil

M

."^

Wrsl Main. HlooniHliurp. Pa.

221 West Third. HIiDni.sljurn, Pa.

Prilz, Diirii.l

GcnncirllM.

212

I'r.-<l

Fairvi<-w, Poltsville, Pa.

South

211)

Girniion. .Idni

Nancy
JoAnn

llrrniMn.

1

.1

342 Pine, Catawissa, Pa.
.3% East Church, Nanticoke, Pa.
r.
- 1114M> West Locust, Scranton, Pa.
224 Marlzvilie Road. Berwick, Pa.
-

Keefer. Marilyn

Ker. Donald

253 West

.

Main. Girardvilie, Pa.
I^"" 21 7,

Ketner, George

_

Leskie, Stanley

R-

'lernosky. Paul

Ann
Mary Ann
Troy. James

Thomas.

"

2. Alh.-n.(.

1231 FirM, B.rwirk.
1

I..

I'l.i

'I'hornton.

\'a.

Danvill.-. Pa.

Mulberry,

l« L.

Pa

Ea-l Arch. Shamokin. Pa.

Bloomnburp, Pa.

(Carroll Park.

25 Witsl Anthony. Bioomsburp. Pa.
'"'0 Laurel. Alden Station. Pa.

Varcoe. John

-

21

-

Waymarl. Pa.

S.,uth.

1

340 Market. Trevorton, Pa.

Vottero, Anita

205 Park. Milton. Pa.
514 Oak. Old Forge. Pa.

Wahl. Marv
Walsh, Mary

73 East Pettebone, Forty Fort, Pa.
M. R.. Merhanirsburp. Pa.

Wetzel. Ralph

Wood. Kenneth
Yocum, Joseph

11 Orange, .Northumberland, Pa.

317 East Grand, Nanticoke, Pa.

Zajaczkowski, Frank

Benton. Pa.

661 Garfield, Hazleton, Pa.
84 Main. Morea. Pa.

l.,.sko. Rol.ert'

1130 West Spruce, Shamokin, Pa
129 South Second, Bangor, Pa.
-- 40.5 Walnut. Sunbury. Pa.

Luherecki. Walter
Masters. John

McCormiek. Gilbert
Mensch. Matthew

149 South Second, Catawissa. Pa.
R- D-

-

Michael. Keith

Kenneth

Morgan. Bruce ..—
Morgan. Edgar Jr

SPECIAL

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Barnhart. David

.._

New Highway.

Baurys. George
Blew! Gail

Bower. Loren

270 Main. Fern Glen, Pa.
431 West Oak. Shenandoah. Pa.

Curry. Barbara

Front. Liverpool. Pa.

--

Niver. Robert

405 East Eighth. Berwick.
703 South Lynn. Bethlehem.
1069 Devon Road. Jenkintown.
R. D. 3, Bloomsburg.

Crossan. Lois

.-

DeRose. Martin
Fenstermacher. C.

-

Nancy
Pennella, Carmine
Pileski. Marv Annette
Pekala.

—

Goodhart. Sandra

-

Henninger. Glenn

-

253 Main, Fern Glen. Pa.

58 West Broad. Nanticoke. Pa.
-- 591 West Third.
-Bloomsburg, Pa.
R-

Polovitch, Pauline

R. D.

Reed. Glenn

1,

Regan. Delores
Richenderfer. Joseph

Nicholson. Pa.

5. Danville.

R. D.

1,

Mifflintown. Pa.

310 East Fourth. Boyertown. Pa.
- R. D. 4. Bloomsburg. Pa.
R- !>• 4. Muncy. Pa.

Romig, Ronald
Sandel. Eugene

Thomas

--

Schilling,

Sara

Schilling.

William .-

A

Snyder. Oscar

Center. Ashland. Pa.

708 Center. Ashland. Pa.
503 East Third. Bloomsburg. Pa.
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Smith, Jane

-- 708

204 McLean. Wilkes-Barre. Pa.
1036 Packer. Sunbury. Pa.
1345 Old Berwick Road.
Bloomsburg. Pa.

Spaid, Glen

......

919 West Centre. Mahanoy
874 James, Hazleton. Pa.
City. Pa.

Pa.

—

73 Main. Hazleton. Pa.
R. D.

Marcy, Dorothy
R. D.

Marvin. Mary

McDonald. Charles

Elysburg. Pa.

1.

1.

1.

Dalton. Pa.

Shickshinny. Pa.

509 Sylvan Drive.
South Williamsport. Pa.

.

Mescan. Robert

Maple. Tresckow. Pa.

Myers. Eleanor

714 Excelsior. Croydon. Pa.

Pavlick.

16 Pine Crest. Dallas. Pa.
930 Augusta. Sunbury. Pa.
450 Spruce. Bloomsburg. Pa.

Rose

Pellman. Alton
Schultz. Morilz

-

.

-

Matthew

Pa.

Shamokin. Pa.

1.

R. D.

Pa.

136 South Fillmore. Scranton. Pa.
60 East Main. Bloomsburg. Pa.

Ritzman. David Jr

Starkey. Stephen

2.

R- D-

-.-

Reed, Jackson

T).

Box 143B, Shamokin. Pa.

R- 0.

Kidron. Charles
Kisatsky,

Pa.

913-A LaSalle. Berwick. Pa.
2807 North Main. Scranton. Pa.
Island Park. Northumberland. Pa.

Giacomini. Harold

201 Second, Blakely. Pa.

Pa.

Light Street. Pa.

Thomas

Fiorenza. Anthony

-

Parrv. Irwin

Aristes. Pa.

Box 277. Second. Millville, Pa.
622A West Front. Berwick. Pa.

Canouse. Rush

1928 West Livingston. Allentown. Pa.
— 14 East Market. Danville. Pa.

Nagle. John

Robert

Shickshinny, Pa.

Atkins. Wesley

-

Murray. Robert

Smaltz. John

3,

1700 Riverside Drive.
South Williamsport, Pa.
249 North Seventh, Darby, Pa.
R. D. 1. Drums. Pa.

Ashy, Robert

16 West Shawnee. Plymouth. Pa.
33 North Nice. Frackv ille, Pa.

Mulhall. Leo Jr

Stish.

Mill Koad. Hatl.oro. Pa.

Butler Terrace, Freeland. Pa.

Lazo, Joan

Sasso.

2();{

Numidia. Pa.

Kreischer, Marjorie

16 South Kr.urth. Frackvillc, Pa.

Sweet. Carl

Valania. Peter

_

1

Sunthcimer, Frank

1422 West Fourth, Williamsport. Pa.

Mountain Top. Wilkes-Barre. Pa.
R- ^i. 2, Catawissa, Pa.

Kessler, Joseph

.Straub. Donal.i

Trudnak. June

388 Monument, Wyoming, Pa.

Howard. Ic. >nan
Jones. James
Kapsak, Kdward

KKCIOIJY

Berlin, Pa.

Ilollin^shcad. Hohcrt

Miller.

St. Clair. F'a.

New

H;uHk. David
lesion.

Shamokin. Pa.

Fifth.

122 South Morri.s.

Orchitis. Vincent

1

Fa.

7(M Parker, Wcalhcrly, Pa.

Frul.l.-. VVill.ii.

Franklin.

Wyoming,

»71. SlKicmukrr, Wi-»l

J<.s<|)li

1)1

Shaffer.

Lena

Box

Taylor. Lorraine
Tier.

R- D-

2.

Sunbury. Pa.

R. D.

1.

Dushore. Pa.

2326 Prospect. Croydon. Pa.

Mary
Ruby

70 North Iron. Bloomsburg. Pa.

Tyler.

\^'arkoms.ki.

5.

Robert

Waugh. Dolores
Wenicenbach. Denise
Wilkinson. Gilberta
Yost. Carol
Ziegler. Willard Jr

109 South Market. Nanticoke. Pa.
334 South Shamokin. Shamokin. Pa.

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