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ACTIVITIES

16

ACADEMIC

38

ORGANIZATIONS

64

ATHLETICS

114

FRATERNITIES

148

STUDENTS

172

OBITER- 1968

Bloomsburg

INDEX

State College

Bloomsburg, Pa.
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Far above the

river

winding

Midst the mountains grand

1

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Stands our college, dear

to students

Far throughout the land

Far and wide though we may wander
Still

our hearts are true

To our

We

hilltop

Alma Mater

our pledge renew.

10

Ever seaward Susquehanna

Never resting flows—

12

Ever onward,

striving,

Onward Bloomsburg

climbing
goes.

13

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Bloomsburg, Bloomsburg, Bloomsburg College

Up on

College Hill

Years to come shall find us ever

True

to

Bloomsburg

15

still.

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ACTIVITIES
Editor: Toni Matulis

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FRESHMAN
ORIENTA TION
Orientation this year was composed of many
of the "tried and true" methods of indoctrinating
frosh, along with several entirely new ones. The
orientation committee, faculty

members, and

res-

ident advisors initiated a series of small group

meetings held each morning for discussions reall facets of college life at Bloomsburg.

garding

"Las Vegas Night", a successful, new event, took
place in Centennial Gymnasium. Students gambled with play money, and at the end of the
night, prizes were given to the freshmen with the

most money. The traditional dinks and name
signs were worn again this year, and freshmen
were asked to perform various stunts for the tyranical committeemen. But at the end of the
week, the freshmen avenged themselves with the
customary retribution of shaving cream, mud,
eggs and flour.

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HOMECOMING

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Gail Bower

Homecoming Queen
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The Bloomsburg campus turned "Mardi Gras" for
1967. A pep rally and bonfire got the
events underway on Thursday night, October 12. FinalFriday
ists for Homecoming Queen were aimounced.
evening Dionne Warwick entertained at a concert in the

Homecoming

gym. Gail Bower, a junior representing the Bloomsburg
Players, was crowned Homecoming Queen. Despite a dismal rain, the parade on Saturday morning went on as
planned. The Honorable Fred H. Hobbes attended as a
special guest. The State Police mounted horse color guard
and the Irem Temple Shriners String Band highlighted
the parade.

Saturday afternoon, the Huskies faced their

rivals

from

West Chester State College on the gridiron. Open house
was held in the residence halls after the game for alumni
and friends. Saturday's festivities were concluded with an
all-college dance featuring the "Rhythm Aces". At intermission, the float awards were announced with first prize
going to Sigma Iota Omega. The freshman house decoration prize went to Jeff"erson House.
A picnic and informal dance were held on Sunday afternoon. That evening the College Choir entertained with
a

Pops Concert, terminating the four days of Home-

coming

activities.

background, but

21

The New Orleans
it

still

spirit

faded into the

remains part of our memories.

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BLOOMSBURG
PLA YERS

PRESENT
The

quality of student

.

.

.

drama reached an

all-

time high this year at Bloomsburg. Visit to a
Small Planet, Gore Vidal's amusing comedy, was
performed in October with Bruce Hopkins in the
lead part. Tom Keams and Bud Walsh took the

December mystery. Catch Me If
spring, Bonnie Komgold, a
high school junior was cast to play Anne Frank
in the Players' production of The Diary of Anne
Frank. Trouble in Tahiti and The Devil and Danlead roles in the

You Can. In early

Webster were the two light operas which were
presented as part of the Spring Arts Festival.
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SPECIAL CAMPUS GUESTS

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During the course of

this

guests visited the campus.

academic year several special

To avoid

a depressing lull in

was contracted to give
a concert in Haas Auditorium on the week-end after
Homecoming. Albert Burke gave a lecture about education in November, and later that day he led an informal
discussion on world affairs in Waller lobby, attracting
several hundred students. Thousands of students waited
in Haas Auditorium on February 6 to hear Vincent Price
speak about art appreciation. Although he was late in arriving, students agreed that he was well worth it; they received him enthusiastically. Afterwards, he visited with
the art students for a discussion and critique of their
work. Jay and the Techniques were the featured performers during Winter Week-end. And Yulbet and Hendra,
an Enghsh comedy team, performed in Haas in March.
social activity. Bufiy Sainte-Marie

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JANUARY
GRADUATION
January 25, 1968 was a beautiful winter day, clear and
and it will be remembered by many seniors as a milestone in their lives. Commencement exercises were held
in the new Haas Auditorium for the first time. One
hundred and twenty-nine bachelor degrees were granted,
and 1 masters degrees. John K. Tabor, Pennsylvania
crisp,

1

Secretary of Internal Affairs was the guest speaker.

^r-"

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MOCK REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
conceived by the social science department

Initially

summer of "67", the idea of a mock political
convention was introduced to our college for this imporduring the

tant presidential year.

The key

program was the scheduling of an

to the entire

important speaker. The department was able to obtain
the Honorable Gerald F. Ford, minority leader of the

United States House of Representatives, for March 16,
1968. On this basis, the date of the convention was
established.

The

steering committee, however, felt that a conven-

no preliminary speeches or

tion with

would not

rallies

serve as an accurate representation of an actual political

convention. With this in mind, a series of pre-convention
activities

were arranged which included

state

meetings for

dissemination of information and the formation of strategy. Friday afternoon,

March

15,

E.

John Bucci, public

opinion pollster, and James Reichley, former legislative
assistant to

Governor Scranton, and

associate editor of

Fortune Magazine, participated in a seminar on "The
Republican Prospects in 1968". Later that evening, Craig
Truax, former state Republican chairman, former Secretary of the

Commonwealth, and

legislative

assistant to

the majority leader of the Pennsylvania General
bly, held a

pre-convention

pseudo-delegates
colleges.

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were

rally.

With

attracted

this

from

Assem-

program, 1,333
15

different

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Tne weekend of March
for those

who were

15

was no ordinary weekend

a part of the activity in Centennial

Gymnasium. Students took

part in an educational experience so keyed with emotion that most of them were unaware that they were learning about an important phase

of our government.

Comments were made

to the effect that

it

was

as reahs-

could possibly be. All of the essentials were there
—accurate decorations and physical lay-out, multiple roll
tic

as

calls,

it

platform presentation and the ensuing

fight,

poll-

ing of delegations and demonstrations.

To the amazement of all, an amendment was proposed from the floor for the party platform, stating that
the draft would be abohshed. A roll call vote defeated
the proposal 770 to 563. The contest itself was a heated
one, with the presidential nomination going to Governor
Nelson A. Rockefeller on the second ballot, and the vice
presidential slot going to

Governor Ronald Reagan on

the first ballot. For everyone who attended, the B.S.C.
Mock Republican Convention of 1968 will be remem-

bered as a unique and enjoyable experience.

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GREEK WEEK
The first annual Greek Week was held March 31
through April 3. The activities for this special week were
conceived and planned by the Inter-fraternity and Intersorority Councils.

On Sunday

night

many

gifted students

were spotlighted during Talent Night in Carver Auditorium. A marathon race on the terrace outside Husky
Lounge preceded a concert by the Temptations and
Chuck Jackson and his Sextet on Monday evening.
On Tuesday, chariot races were held in the center of
campus. Thela Gamma Phi won the sorority race, and
Phi Sigma Xi was the victor in the fraternity race despite
Bob Wynne's fortitude on behalf of Beta Sigma Delta

when his "chariot" fell apart.
The finale of Greek Week focused on a Gymnastics
Night on Wednesday which was followed by an all-coldance from 10:00 P.M. to 1:00 A.M. In conjunction,
A.R.W. sponsored a very successful money-making
project, "Penny Night". Resident women were permitted
to remain out until 2:00 A.M. if a penny was paid for
lege

the

each minute past midnight.

As an anti-climax, the resident men stormed the womon Thursday night in a second unsuccessful attempt at a panty raid. Dean Hunsinger and the
campus guards nervously stood by while Dean Jackson
and the Head Residents guarded the doors from the inside. Complications arose when girls in Waller, East, and
West Halls set oft' fire alarms. The anxious co-eds
streamed to the doors. The men got ready to charge inen's dormitories

side.

And

the

ground. Greek

Head Residents determinedly stood

Week proved

itself to

their

be one of the social

highlights of the spring semester.

Kf-

"

ii^S.y:.

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Spring
Arts
Festival

Bloomsburg's annual attempt to

dis-

burse culture to the masses—the Spring
Arts Festival— began on April 4 with an exhibition of paintings

seph A. Smith.

A

and sculpture by Jo-

creative writers' con-

ference featured lectures and readings by

Maurice Valency, a critic, Stanley Kunitz,
winning poet, and Peter Taylor, a
writer. The Bloomsburg Players and the
Concert Choir presented two light operas,
"Trouble in Tahiti" and "The Devil and
Daniel Webster". The New York Pro Musica performed in Haas Auditorium on
April 30 and a contemporary dance concert was given by students from East
Stroudsburg State College on May 3.
a prize

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Miss Northeastern Pennsylvania
Becky Ward, Miss Northeastern Pennsylvania

Crowns Her

Successor, Gail Bower.

35

1967

Phyllis

Repp

Laurel Princess
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Junior

Prom

"Three Coins in the Fountain" was the theme of the JuProm held bv the class of 1969 on May 3 at the Bloomsburg Moose Club. Class president. Frank Mastrianni, announced that Phyllis Repp was chosen 1968 Laurel Princess. Phyllis, an elementary education psychology major
from Allentown. Pennsylvania, was crowned by her escort,
Ed MacKay. The juniors who made up her court were Debbie Jones, Nancy Strauss. Karen Dowse, Becky Ward, Karen Pierson and Kathy Dagger.
nior

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Voices

Of Student

the Students" in January in which he described what he felt
were the attempts at suppression by the school administration. At the end of January he was again brought before the
disciplinary committee to be tried on charges filed by the
Director of Public Relations. Two days of hearings followed
during which Slack and his advisor, James Percey, argued
that the right of freedom of speech made the charges invalid. The hearing committee finally decided that Slack was
guilty of some acts of journalistic irresponsibility and punished him by requiring him to write an article on disciplinary procedures in colleges.
Meanwhile, in February, lawyers for the American Civil
Liberties Union had informed President Andruss that if the
ban was not rescinded "forthwith", they were prepared to file
suit against the college.

This year student opinion crystallized in a number of
constructive but often controversial ways. The most prominent of these were the appearance of SURGE, The Gadfly,
and policy revisions by the ARW, The Association of Resident

Dissent

Women.

The Gadfly published its first issue on September 29, 1967.
The lead article was a "China Report", the first in a series of
satires on policies and personahties of the administration of
the college. Before the newspaper had printed its last issue
of the year, it had published articles on foreign affairs, national politics, and editorial comments on specific policies
with suggestions for remedies.
For financial support, however. The Gadflv placed a coin
box beside the newspapers when they were distributed, running afoul of the schoofs regulations against solicitation. In

Ron

Gary Fletcher and Lyle Slack

Schultz

The Gadfly reappeared in April and published to the end
of the school year— twelve issues in all. Gary Pletcher, a first
semester senior, was named to edit the 1968-69 editions of

an attempt to obtain these rights its editor, Lyle Slack,
went before the Student Government Association in November where solicitation rights were not only denied, but
the newspaper was banned from distribution on campus.
In a now-famous remark after the meeting, Lyle Slack
vowed that The Gadfly would continue regardless of what
the student government did, for, he contended, the ban was
unconstitutional. Slack was supported by the American
Civil Liberties Union which agreed to take the case in

The Gadflv.

SURGE (Student United in Reform Government and
Education), the first student political party, was formed in
February. Organized by Ron Schultz, Lyle Slack, Gary
Pletcher, and Joe Cappello, it declared itself to be for greater student freedom, specifically with regard to social regulations and student government. Seven of the eleven SURGE
candidates were elected to offices in the April elections.
The Association of Resident Women, headed by Connie
Fike, also made great strides towards liberalizing the regulations governing women. Seventy-eight reforms were

February.
In December, Slack had been brought before the campus
disciphnary committee on charges of misrepresentation of
students in an "Open Letter to Students" which most of the
nine students alleged that they had not signed. Slack, however, produced an original of the letter with the signatures of
the nine. He was acquitted with a letter of censure.
Since the student government ban was specifically
against The Gadfly, Slack felt free to pubhsh a "Tleport to

in dorm rules. The most significant were the establishment of late minutes, expansion of women's hours, elimination of compulsory bed-making, and restrictions on the
house mother to insure privacy during room inspections.

made

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Senior Ball

39

Commencement

''Past

40

performances count

MA Y 26,

but not SO

much

1968

as today's

and

tomorrow's.''

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ACADEMICS
Editor:

Doug

Hippenstiel

Of The

President

College

When Dr. Harvey A. Andruss became President of
Bloomsburg State College in 1939, he had been a public
school administrator since the age of nineteen. In the

years preceding 1939 he had served as a university in-

department head, and Dean of InstrucHolding a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Oklahoma, he earned the Master of Business
Administration degree at Northwestern University and
the Doctor of Education degree at the Pennsylvania State
structor, college
tion.

University.

A

native of Texas. Dr. Andruss has been affiliated with

the public schools of

Oklahoma;

also with Northwestern

of Pennsylvania, and
Bloomsburg State College. Dr. Andruss has served as an
educational consultant and head of the Department of
Accounting of the First American Army University in
Shrivenham, England from 1945-1946, and as visiting
University,

professor at
the

summer

With

Indiana

University

The Pennsylvania

State University during

of 1957.

a special

acumen

the organizer and

first

for business. Dr.

Andruss was

Director of the Department of

Business Education at Bloomsburg State College from

1930-1937. In the
struction; in

latter

year he became the

Dean of

In-

1939 he succeeded Dr. Francis B. Haas as

President of the College.

^

Dr. Andruss' administrative foresight was particularly
important during his first decade as President when it
was necessary to secure funds to keep the College operat-

ing while the country was involved in World

War

II.

The

economics of recent years have also demanded adminof a high order as the State Colleges are
being called upon to meet the educational needs of an
exploding population. Dr. Andruss has been quite
influential as a member of the Board of State College
istrative ability

Presidents by virtue of his talents and his long tenure.

He

has been particularly active in the fiscal policies and
programs of the State Colleges and has appeared before
numerous legislative committees in quest of more funds
for

State

Colleges in general and for Bloomsburg in

particular.

The

Class of 1968 has observed a tremendous series of
at Bloomsburg State College since they began in

changes

1964, but the changes observed by Dr. Andruss through
the past thirty-eight years are almost impossible to con-

template. These countless changes must constitute a vast
and they must be a
storehouse of memories for him
.

source of

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much understandable

.

.

pride.

Dean Of
Instruction
During the past thirteen years Bloomsburg State Coltremendous rate of growth and development. This growth has been reflected by a rapid multiplication of students, faculty, facilities, and programs.
One of the many persons vitally involved in this growth
lege has realized a

has been John A. Hoch, Dean of Instruction.
During his tenure as Dean of Instruction

the

re-

have multiphed rapidly and
as the College expands to uni-

sponsibilities of the position

no doubt continue

will

to

versity status.

Dr.
after

Hoch came
serving

School.

He

Relations,

as

a

to

served as

and

Bloomsburg State College

in

1946

teacher and coach at Milton High

Dean of Men,

Director of Public

as Director of Athletics before

assuming

his present post. In addition to his other responsibilities,

Dr.

Hoch was

football coach during the 1946 season,

and

coach from 1947 to 1955.
Dr. Hoch earned his A.B. degree at the Pennsylvania
State University, his M.A. degree at Bucknell University,
and his Ed.D. at Penn State. During Dr. Andruss' two

assistant football

trips

around the world Dr. Hoch has served as Acting

President of the College.

Dr. Riegel. Dr. Ralph Herre, Miss

Mary MacDonald.

Dean Of Students
Dr. Paul

S.

Riegel has served as

Dean of Students

at

Bloomsburg for the past three years, a period characterized by tremendous enrollment increases which strained
available

most

facilities,

a

preplexing situation

common

in

of higher education, especially those

institutions

supported by the

state. In addition, the entire

structure of the College has been

committee

revamped during

the

past two years in an attempt to create a better balance of

power among

and

the administration, faculty,

students.

This project took a great deal of time and effort by many
people, including the Dean of Students. All these factors

have made the job more demanding than

at

any other

time in history.

A

native of Berwick Pennsylvania, Dr. Riegel received

a Bachelor of Arts degree in English Literature at

Mid-

dlebury College, Vermont. He earned both his M.A. and
Ed.D. degrees from Teachers College of Columbia University.

Among

other positions, he was Assistant Reg-

istrar for Special Projects at the Latter institution prior to

his

appointment as Dean of Students

at

Bloomsburg

in

September, 1965.
In addition to his experience in the area of student personnel work. Dr. Riegel has been active in various personnel aspects of the United States Army and has been

Assistant Coordinator of Inter-Agency Training for the

United States Civil Service Commission
D.C.

in

Washington,

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Directors of

Development and Public Relations, quite

frequently, are college administrators

most students. Their presence

is

daily personal contacts like the

who

are invisible to

manifested not through

Deans of

Instruction or

Students, but by the steel and concrete skeletons of

new

underground utilities, conferences
with a variety of groups and individuals, newspaper articles and brochures, and, sometimes, an inevitable sea of
mud.
At Bloomsburg State College, Boyd Buckingham's
Office coordinates a countless variety of details encompassing the continuing expansion and growth of the College. Development involves knowing what the campus
looks hke today (including where the sidewalks are and
where the students actually walk) and what the campus
should look like ten years from now. Construction on a
State College campus must meet with the approval of
state agencies and the State Legislature as well as the students, faculty, and administrative personnel who will use
the new structures when they are completed. Through the
cooperative endeavor of many staff members, Bloomsburg has developed a master campus plan with sufficient
buildings, trenches for

Director

Of

Development

accommodate unforeseen changes. This plan
estabhshes guidelines for present and future buildings.
Design and construction of campus projects must be
also coordinated with local business and government
officials who are responsible for water and sewage, electricity and telephones, zoning and traffic patterns. Mr.
Buckingham must reconcile the desires and problems of
students, faculty, administrators, architects, and municiple and state authorities as the campus grows. He may be
flexibility to

invisible to

most students, but

to student leaders, faculty

committees, administrative planners, and hundred's of
others, he

and

his office are

the keys to Bloomsburg's

future.

PubUc Relations embraces every aspect of the college
community and its relations with its many pubhcs— alumni,

townspeople, parents of students, business and civic

organizations to mention a few.

The

aid

and assistance

given the college, directly and indirectly by these groups,

makes

possible

which

are

not

scholarships,

provided

by

loans,

the

and other benefits

Commonwealth of

Pennsylvania.

Mr. Buckingham is a native of York, Pennsylvania. He
his Bachelor of Science degree at B.S.C., his Master of Science degree at Bucknell University, and is a candi-

earned

He served as an
and a heavy bomber pilot in the European Theater
during World War II, and taught for eight years in the public schools of Athens and Sayre, Pennsylvania, before
joining the faculty at Bloomsburg in 1953 as an Associate
date for the Ed.D. degree at Penn State.

officer

Professor of Speech.

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Board Of Trustees

.>^JBl»i1S^.

Mr. William A. Lank, President

6.

2.

Hon. Harold

7.

Mr. William E. Booth
Mr. Edgar A. Fenstermacher

3.

Mr.

8.

Mr. Howard

1.

4.
5.

J.

L. Paul,

Howard

Vice President

Deily, Secretary-Treasurer

Mr. E. Guy Bangs
Mr. Gerald A. Beierschmitt

9.

10.

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S.

Fernsler

Hon. Bernard J. Kelley
Dr. Harvey A. Andruss

(not pictured)

The Harvey A. Andruss

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Library.

Professor

Rygiel
Retires
For more than four decades prior to his retirement in
January of this year. Professor Walter S. Rygiel had
taught Commercial and Business Education subjects,
teaching the last thirty years of his career at Bloomsburg
State College. His ability as a teacher

is

indicated by the

honors and awards that have been accorded him, by the
achievements of his students, and by the high esteem in
which he is held by these students.
This esteem was perhaps best demonstrated at the dinner honoring Professor Rygiel upon his retirement, when
a portrait of the educator was presented to the College by
Phi Beta Lambda, Pi

Omega

alumni of Bloomsburg,

and

Pi,

the Business Education

faculty

members of

the

College.

Last spring Professor Rygiel's shorthand class placed
first

world-wide competition sponsored by the Gregg
Company. His 28 member team surpassed the
of some 25,000 other contestants from Europe,

in a

Publishing
efforts

North and South America. Prior to this triumph Prohad won three successive first prizes
the National Shortnana Contest.

Asia,

fessor Rygiel's students
in

Professor Rygiel received a Bachelor of Science degree in

Commercial Education from Temple University in 1925
and a Master of Science degree in Education (also from
Temple) in 1936. He subsequently did graduate work at the
University of Pennsylvania, Bucknell, and Penn State
University.

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Ginny Ryan, Mary Ellen Heitz,
Madson; Third row: Dr. Harvey A. Andruss, Joyce Sick,
Charles Wagner. James Pegg, John Bilder, Richard Keefe, John Ackley,
Melody Cruys. Dr. Lloyd Tourney.

rah Hile. Sandra Bird. Loretta Houser.

row (seated): Donna Sparks, Constance Eaton. Helen Lohenitz,
Margie Schultz, Mr. Walter S. Rygiel. Kathleen Eyer, Linda Hummel,
Bonnie Yoder; Second row: Barbara Strieker. Gerry Welker, Rosalie

First

Luksa, Carol Kopp. Anita Bobson. Betty Porosky.

Lmda

Follis,

Mary

Debo-

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Ellen

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William D. Alabaugh
Sarah E. Jeffrey
Eugene Rappaport
Richard C. Scherpereel

Kenneth

T. Wilson,

Jr.

Biology

Farber
Gellos
Michael Herbert
Craig L. Hinies
Jerome J. Klenner

6.

PliiUip A.

7.

George

J.

Julius R.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.

Thomas

Kroschewsky
Manley

R.

Donald D. Rabb
Stanley A. Rhodes
Robert G. Sagar
Joseph P. Vaughan

Business
17. Charles M. Bayler
18.
19.

James B. Creasy
Frank S. Davis, Jr.
John E. Dennen
Lester

J.

Diettenck

Doyle G. Dodson

Norman
24.
25.
26.

27. Cyril A.
28.
29.
30.

L.

Hilgar

Clayton H. Hinkel
Margaret J. Hykes
Kenneth G. Kirk
Lindquisl

Joan C. Mishler
Reginald W. Shepherd
Francis J. Radice

Educalion
31. H. M. Afshar
32. Iva Mae V. Beckley
33. Ernest H. Engelhardt
Hart
34. Gerrold
35. Howard K. Macauley. Jr

W

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1.

Gilbert R.

W. S elders

2.

Margaret M. Sponseller

3.

Donald A. Vannan

-

English
4.

Dale M. Anderson

5.

Anita A.

6.

Virginia A.

7.

William D. Eisenberg

Donovan
Duck

Ronald A. Ferdock
Leonard B. GiUey

Kopp

10.

Charles C.

11.

Margaret Read Lauer

13.

Robert G. Meeker
Alva W. Rice

15.

Jordan P. Richman
William C. Roth

16.

Susan Rusinko

14.

17.

Richard C. Savage

18.

Cecil C. Seronsy

Stamm

19.

Janet

20.

Gerald H. Strauss

21.

Thomas G. Sturgeon
Louis F. Thompson

22.

19

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^«^
Francis E. Albert
Ben C. Alter

17

John P. Brady
C. Whitney Carpenter
Arthur

B.

II

Conner

Blaise Delnis
8.

9.

10.

11.

Mary Lou John
George W. Neel
Eric

W. Smithner

Alfred E. Tonolo
Christine T. Whitmer

Geography
12. Bruce E. Adams
13. John A. Enman
Brian A. Johnson
James R. Lauffer
James T. Lorelli
Lavere W. McClure

Donald
23

L. Preston

William B. Sterling
Health and Physical Education
20. Douglas Boelhouwer
21. Jerrv L.

DenstorfT

22. Russell E.
23.

Joanne

24. Eli

E.

Houk

McComb

W. McLaughlin

25. Beatrice Mettler

Clarence A. Moore
Ronald E. Puhl
28. Earl W. Voss
29. M. Eleanor Wray
26.
27.

History
30.
31.

32.
33.
34.

29

35.

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John C. Dietrich
Edson J. Drake
Hans Karl Gunther
Ralph S. Herre
Craig A. Newton
H. Benjamin Powell

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17

1. George G. Stradtman
Music
2. Alden Buker
3. Sylvia Cronin
4. William K. Decker
5. Nelson A. Miller
6. Stephen C. Wallace

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Physical Sciences
7.
8.

9.

10.

Barrett W. Benson
David J. Harper
Harold H. Lanterman
Clvde S. Noble

12.

Herbert H. Reichard
Tobias F. Scarpino

13.

Rex

14.

David A. Superdock
Wilbert A. Taebel
Norman E. White

11.

15.

16.

E. Selk

Psychology'
17.

23

18.
19.

20.
21.

22.
23.
24.

Donald R. Bashore
Barry E. Cobb
You-Yuh Kuo
James J. Murphy
Merritt W. Sanders

Martin A. Satz
Louise Seronsy
E. Paul Wagner

Social Sciences
25.
26.

27.
28.

29.
30.
31.
32.

32

34

33

m^
60

James W. Percey
Deake G. Porter

34.

Robert P. Ross
Bernard J. Schneck

35.

Seymour Schwimmer

33.

29

William L. Carlough
Barbara M. Dilworth
Martin M. Gildea
Arline E. Gingold
Charles G. Jackson
Prakasti C. Kapil

35

17

21

1.

Robert R. Solenberger

Special Education
2.

John

3.

Ira B.

4.

William

L.

5.

Andrew

J.

6.

Margaret Lefevre

7.

Emily A. Reuwsaat

Eberhart

L.

Gensemer
Jones

Karpinski

Speech
8.

William A. Acierno

9.

Richard D. Alderfer

10.

Erich F.

Frohman

1.

Melville

Hopkins

1

12.

Barbara Loewe

13.

James A. McCubbin

14.

Michael

15.

Robert D. Richey

16.

Janice

J.

McHale

M. Youse

Student Teaching Supervisors
17.

Lee

18.

Stanley T. Dubelle,

19.

Beatrice

E.

Aumiller

20. Virginia

Jr.

M. Englehart
K. Gilmore

21.

Warren

22.

Martin M. Keller

I.

Johnson

61

1

17

'

^m

Milton Levin

Margaret McCern
A. Joseph McCormell,

^¥^

Jr.

Jack L. Meiss

James T. Reifer
Kenneth A. Roberts
8.

9.

10.

Edward Warden
Lynn A. Watson
Richard O. Wolfe

R.

Adminislralive Faculty
11.

22

Robert Bunge, Registrar

13.

Charles Carlson, Graduate Studies

14.

James

B. Creasy, Assist, to President

16.

Robert Davenport, Assist. Dean of Men
T. Davies. Assist. Admissions Dir.

17.

C. Stuart Edwards, Dir. Secondary

18.

Robert Haller, Dir of Publications
Elton Hunsinger, Dean of Men

15.

19.

20.
21.

22.
23.
24.
25.
26.

27.
28.

27

Robert Bender. Student Activities

12.

Ed

Ellamae Jackson, Dean of Women
Royce Johnson, Dir. Elementary Ed.
Mary Macdonald, Assist, Dean of Women
Robert G. Norton, Assist. Dean of Men
John Scrimgeour, Dir. of Placement and Financial Aid
Mary A. Tolan, Assist. Dean of Women
John L. Walker, Dir of Admissions
Richard Wettstone, Assist. Dean of Men
Elizabeth Williams, Assist. Dean of Women

A dministrative
29.
30.

Personnel
Llovd Anderson, Purchasing Agent
Helen Barkauskas. Mgr.— Bookstore and Husky Lounge

31. Paul

62

Conard, Asst. Business Manager

13

14

16

15

•w0'f

1.

Elizabeth Cooper, Resident Advisor

2.

Bruce Dietterick, Public Relations

3.

Thomas Gorrey.

4.

Althea Hoke, Resident Advisor

Superintendent of Buildings

Donald Housenick, Data Processing

5.

C.

6.

Lucretia A. Kinney, Resident Advisor

7.

Paul G. Martin, Business Manager

8.

9.

10.

David L. Shaffer, Resident Advisor
John Trathen, Assist. Comptroller of Student
W. Horace Williams, Comptroller of Student

College Physicians
11.

Harry

12. F.

W.

P.

Hoffman. M.D.

Reese, M.D.

College Nurses
13. Lillian

63

And Grounds

Beasley

14.

Irene Gilbert

15.

Nettie Seely

16.

Louise Szutowitz

Activities
Activities

^.:ii^^

ORGANIZATIONS
Editor: Eileen Kotzer

'^

Community
Government
Association
The Community Government Association, co-ordinatall campus activities and functions, attempts
to represent the interests of both students and faculty.
Thanks to the efforts of this year's C.G.A., Homecoming
with Dionne Warwick highlighting the weekend, was a
great success. Spring Weekend will long be remembered
ing body for

for

the

brilliant

performance

of the

Temptations

in

concert.

These were the happier moments for C.G.A. There
were also some tense ones with the Gadfly controversy at
the head. All in all. Community Government has had a
busy year and is on its way to becoming the organization
it can and should be.
Dean

Riegel

Advisor

Murray, Orientation; W. Kearney, hreshman Class Advisor; Row 2. B.
Kelly, Campus Radio; C. Owen, Bloodmobile; D. Kozma, Fire Mar-

Committee Chairmen: Row I. E. McNertney, Dining Room; C. Gruss,
Hospitality; J. Genoa, Homecoming; N. Geiger, Dining Room; C. Rogers. Orientation; J. Jackson, Freshman Class Advisor; G. Logan, Pep; J.

shal; J. Carter,

66

Awards;

L.

Foran, Assembly.

r^:-^

John

J.

Ondish

President

Kay Keys
Recording Secretary

Steven Messner
Treasurer

Robert

Wynn

Vice President

Ruth Ann McKinley
67

Corresponding Secretary

Association

Of
Resident Women

Judiciary:
S.

Row

Cravatta,' H.

Row

3:

L.

1:

Miss Tulan, D. Schrantz

McAndrews.

linger.

L,

J.

Hippaul".

Mover,
K.

J.

Row

2:

Heisey

McGuire. N.

Strauss.

Dean Jackson. Miss ToDean of Women; C. Owen. Social Chair-

Executive Board Officers:
lan. Asst.

man; D. Harper,

Secretary; D. Schrantz. Vice Pres-

ident; C. Fike; President; L. Oehler, Treasurer.

68

Row 1. Head Residents: Mrs. Ritchie. Mrs. Cooper. Dean Jackson, Mrs. Hake, Mrs.
On Campus R.A.
Kinney Row 2. C. Custer. L. Biduck, D. Griffiths. J. Defanl. D. Sparks, N. Skerbetz. Row 3. K. Hanz',?.

hk. P. Koerner, L. Hippauf. N. Mensch.

Off Campus R.A.'s: (Below) Row

M.

1.

Keller. L. Helmer. A. Girio, C. Fike.

J.

Dean of Women). A.
Barlow, M. VanBilliard. S.

Buonassisi, C. Danneker, Mrs.

Row

William, (Asst.

Witnier. D. Schutten.

Johnson, E.

Ertwine, B. Gregus, C. Hofl'man.

2.

J.

Row

East and West Hall Officers:

Tolan,

Assistant

Thomas,
ident; L.
L.

President.

Miss

Row

2.

B. Ross, Pres-

Heclcman, Secretary-Treasurer;

Harris,

Vice

Row

President.;

Donches. Social Chairman;
Vice President;
surer; L.

1.

Dean of Women; N.

P. Bixler.

Kashimba.

K.

3.

B.

Cahill,

Secretary-Trea-

Social,

Chairman.

Waller and Downtown Freshmen:

D. Clouser, President; B. Yingst;
President;

M. Matisse; Vice

Presi-

dent; B. A. Valentino, Vice President;
surer;

Gessler,

E.

N.

Secretary- Trea-

Dilliplane,

Secretary-

Treasurer; K. Krall, Social Chair-

man;

Executive Board Members:

D. Jones, Art and Publicity
Chairman; C. Danneker,
Resident Advisor
Representative; N. Mensch,

Big and Litde Sister

Chairman; C. Kowalski,
Student Advisor; E. Schock,

Dear Coed; A.

Girio,

Resident Advisor
Representative.

P.

Quinn, Social Chairman.

Day Women's
Association

Dear Draftboard:
About this 1-A
classification

.

.

.

Officers: V. Lesevich, President; S.

Vargo,

Vice

President;

Macdonald, Advisor; M.
aUini,

Senior

L.

Miss
Cav-

Representative;

S.

Bower, Secretary; C. Dandini, Junior Representative; B. Zack. Junior

Representative;

steen, Treasurer.

You

bid what?

K.

Winter-

Officers: L.

Advisor;

Ward, President:

W. Murray.

T. McAuliffe, Vice President; B.

Romanoski. Secretary;

B. Schaefer. Senior

Treasurer; Mr. Norton. Mr. Wettstone, D. Shaffer (Assistants to the

Dean of Men).

Mens
Resident
Association

B. Schaefer,

72

ex-lame duck president.

Judiciary: Sealed: L.

Ward. T. McAuliffe, W. Murray.

Mr. Shaffer. G. Schmidt.

B. Schaefer. J. Parker.

B.

Romanoski, T.

Pusateri. Sianding: Mr. Norton.

Mr. Wettstone.

Wysoy. B. MuUin. Standing:
J. McLaughlin. W. Murray. P. Lee. J.
Mr. Norton.
Shaffer,
Mr.
Wettstone
Mr.
Schmidt.
G.
R. Murray, R. Beam.

Representatives: Seated:

73

B. Schaefer.

Day Men's

A ssociation

Officers: R. Powell, Treasurer. R.

Herre. advisor.

Five aces!

Day-dreamer.

To throw

or not to throw

Hauck, President,

P.

Canouse, Secretary, Dr. R.

S.

Olympian
K,|

Critical Board:

«

ftSlfttTttt MtllB;vi

ll^E

"^

^

T3

IfSttC

Toni Matulis. M. Weinberg, H. Wolfe, R. Kashlak, H. Bernitonis,

J.

Baumann, C.

Batzel B. Becker.

Staff: T. Oerwinski. P.

Meeker, T. Matulis, H. Bernitonis,

berrg, H. Wolfe, R. Kashlak, B. Becker. C. Batzel.

75

S.

Vargo,

J.

Baumann,

B.

Bavun, M. Wein-

Maroon And Gold

Rich Benyo
Editor-in-Chief

On

'D-E-A-R G-A-D-F-L
Echtonal Board: B. Large,

J.

H

Griffiths. P. Alien. C.

'^

Ruck, R. Benyo.

a clear

day

B. Teitsworth.

ti'%^' •/

-,.

.

^

H-m-m-m. you

don't say!

Staff:

Staff: D.

Wagner,

B. Schultz,

Benyo, R. Hartman.

J.

M.

Carter, E. Gulnac. B. Welliver, R.

Stugrin,

M. O'Day. M.

Camuso, M. Karabin,

L. Cavallini,

R. Atams, R.

J.

Fou.x,

J,

Pios, R.

Benyo.

Obiter

John Grodzinski, Top. Photographer Editor: Toni Malulis. Above.
Sharon Averv. Editor in Chief, and Robert Mai-

Activities Editor:
ler,

Director of Puhlicatinns.

Above

right:

Ginny

Lesevich, Right.

Students Editor.

78

Above. Marshall Mehring,
Below.

Bill

Sanders.

'i*.T

Doug

Hippensteil,

Academics Editor

Gary Bloom Above. Cover Design
Eileen Kotzer Righl. Organizalions Editor

Art Steiner, Fraternities Editor

79

Business

Sports Editor

Manager

Pilot

^SJIK^Sh

^£^£^
Richard

J.

Keefe

Editor

International Relations Club
Below: M. Gildea. Advisor; K. Fedin. Pres.; M. Bogdany, Vice Pres.;
Bayliff. J.

Olaynick,

M.

Cavallini,

J.

Lavelle.

B. Slahl,

C. Hall. A. Berry, C.

Huski
Club

Here we

are, rarin' to go!

Corey

.

.

.

but

Boulder!

I

don't want to go

down Big

J.

Loux, President; William

J.

Mullin, Vice President.

Cheerleaders

82

^...^
Varsity: B. Russell (Head), D. Fehr, C.

Freshmen:
Davis.

K.

Nova.

M. A. Hartman.

E.

Benjamin,

J.

Goodman,

L. Watts.

K. May. L. Ehret.

Color Guard

Cheryl

McHenry

Carol Johnson

^l^>

'

>?'^^:J>:>^^ ^>--v

Sylvia Silvetti

Susan

Sitler

84

Candida Dandini

German
Club
Membership in the German Club is
open to anyone interested in learning
and using the German language. Cuhural aspects

an attempt

of

Germany

are discussed in

to increase the students ap-

preciation of their impact on the world.

D. Reimiller. L. Hippauf. Treasurer: C. Ashby, Mr. Delnis. .Advisor; C. Magee. Secretary; T. Eyerman,
Vice Preisdent; T. Pavone.

Circle

A
tion,

lege
a

Kiwanis
Circle

K

affiliated

K

organiza-

serves both the col-

and the community. Fostering

spirit

of

cooperation

among

members of the club in serving the
college community is the purpose
of this club. Membership is open to
all male students in good standing.

G. Shuey,

man

District

Governor; D. Yeakel, Vice President;
J. Nyce, President.

Representative; B. Moran,

85

J.

Worth, Acting Secretary;

P.

Bower, Fresh-

Athenaeum
Club
The Athenaeum Club is for people who
music— classical, semi-classical, and
popular. They spend their time learning to
love

appreciate

all

these types of music, tripping

over octaves and sometimes even liking the
Beatles.

B.

Hubler,

J.

Schlieder,

Quick, Vice President.

Chess

Club
The Chess Club offers BSC students
an opportunity to learn to play chess
or to improve their game. Proficient
players frequently compete in tournaments sponsored by the Eastern Pennsylvania College Chess League. This
year's team has been very successful,
and they are hoping for an even more
successful season next year.

H. White,

P.

Strang, R. Griffiths, L.

Treasurer. R. Ried, President;

D. Walp,

L.

S.

Hummel,

Spry, Secretary;

Thomas, G. Underwood, C. Nau-

roth, L. Latchord, Dr. Selders.

06

W.

Boston,

President,

G.

Archaeology
Club

G. Kanaskie. President; T. Cannistre, Secretary:
Mr. Solenberger, Advisor; R. Bingaman. Publicity

The

B.S.C.

Archaeology

Club

busies itself with searching for the

many

Indian artifacts that abound

right here in the

In the

Bloomsburg
they go

warm weather

area.
off to

their sites to dig, but in the colder

months they must content themselves with indoor meetings, seeing

movies or comparing

artifacts they

have found.

S.

Rescorla, B. Cragle,

J.

Babich. R. Stauf-

G. McClafferty, M. Pow-

fer.

F. Splain,

ers,

M. Cromley.

Agent; R. Hackenburg, Secretary-Treasurer.

Forensic
Society
Row

1:

Miss Youse, Advisor;

Hoze, V.
Advisor.

Potter.

Row

Shannon,

W. Hams,

B.
J.

K. Bennett.

Amateur
Radio
Club
R.

Noll,

.surer;

pino.

President;

S.

Stancker,

Trea-

C. Noll, Vice President; Mr. Scar-

Advisor;

J.

Medland,

Program

Chairman.

88

2:

Mr.

P.

Frohman.

A. Szymanski, T.

Wildermuth.

Row

3:

Dalfovo, K. Kramer,

PSEA

Foreman, Chairman FTA-Day Committee; C. McHenry, President; L.
Program Chairman; D. Slavik, Election Chairman; C. Berry, Membership Chairman; D. Wagner, Newsletter Editor, C.Wills, Scrapbook Chairman; F. Kocher, Radio
p.

Zimmerman,

Secretary; B.

Lines. Treasurer; D. Marcinkevich.

Committee Chairman.

Beat the clock.

Our

future role.

Doubleboiler!!

American
Chemical
Society

Do

not remove cap

Student Affiliate
J.

Kukuchka, Vice-President; C. Celli. W.
Poechmann, Dr. Lanterman, Advisor; J. Willis, Dr. Taebel, Advisor.

Tazik, Secretary- Treasurer; S. Strine, S. Teats, F. Slezak, P.

Kummerer, A.

Harris, R.

Hand,

J.

r.

'*.

«y
<^l
'^a

^

^
R. George R. Guigley, K. Springer, N. McSweeney, Mr. Reichard, Advisor; L. Biduck, Secretary; B.
Posey,

S.

verton, T.

Teats, R. Birtley, Vice-President;

J.

Lyons, D. Roberts, President; D. Houk, C. Noll, R. Wol-

Hoffman.

Physics Club
Here

It's

not here!

91

it is!

\

Psychology Club

Row

1:

Mr. Murphy, Advisor; K. Bowen, Corresponding Secretary:

S.

Home.

President, B. Hoskins,

Treasurer; E. Walters, Vice President; E. Kotzer.

Harmonettes

Row

1: L.

Geronemo, D. Kunkle, A.

Carratl.

Row

2:

son. C. Stephany, President; Miss Cronin, Advisor;
J.

Gabuzda.

S.

Kichman,

M.

J.

Schaeffer, C. Galford,

Sivell,

M. Eidam. Row

L. Zanolini, B. Stonback, B. Russell.

M. Umlauf, G. Thomp-

3: B.

Reland.

J.

Baumer,

Varsity

Club

"#35

failed to float".

Up, up and away!

Row

I:

R. Christina. B. Moul. President; T. Easlep, D. Shell. R. Russo. T. Carr.

Carney, C. Bowman. V. Keeler,
J,

Poechman,

T. Castrilli

E.

Mackay, R. Buffington, D. Grabfelder,

J.

Row 2:
Row

Walton.

P. Slavin, J.
3:

W. Heim,

B

Club

B Club,

the

pus, organizes

extramural

women

activities for the

and

fostering activities

better use of leisure time.

Tiddledywinks without a

tiddle.

Kneeling: C. Jarrard, Treasurer; D. Runyan, B. Nafzinger, Secretary;

M. Boyer. Standing: M. K.

Sierdinski. A.

C. Dietrich, L. Helmer, C. Gesselman, R.

Whitmer. M. Van

Van Horn, D.

P.

Billiard. B.

Cray.

94

dual purposes of providing

with an opportunity for participating in competi-

sports

tive

women's recreational organization on camand participates in all women's intramural-

Koerner, President;

S. Cassel,

Chandler, Miss Wray. Advisor,

which contribute

to

-

wmmummmv^mm

Extramural Field Hockey;

5.

Robinson. M. Huehner.

Koerner.

P.

Lnngenecker. C. Lisaiisky. D. Fenslermacher,

T.

Wallers, E.

Extramural Basketball; D. Hiltegas. M. Bover. C. Jarrard.
Swope.

P.

J.

Eble,

M. Huebner,

S. Soil,

D. Runyan,

Wiesi, C. Dietrich. B. Nafiinger, P. Felchko, B. Chandler, C. Villa, C. Everitt, A. Beck,

McCoinh.

95

V.

Miss

Literary

And

Film Society
to be the EngUsh Club has
membership organization on

Within one year what used

now become

the

largest

campus. The Literary and Film Society is that group. It
shows films monthly; it also publishes student prose and
poetry in its publication. The Footnote. Advisors for this
group are Mr. Richman, Mrs. Donnovan, Mr. Sylvester,
and Mr. Haller. This year the Film Society showed some
sixteen movies directed by Fellini, Resnais, Bunuel,
Welles, and Bergman. Being a literary society, this group
prefers to

Officers

96

Of

show

the Literary

films with subtitles.

and Film

Society.

The
Players

97

The
Madrigal
Singers

Row
Row
Row
T.

1:

N. Strauss.

3:

R. Smith,

Hoffman Row

Cressman,

L.

2: S. Ebeler, J.
J.

4:

L. Starr

Hertweck, G. Bower
Fargus, D. Smither,
R. Miller. B.

Beam.

Men's Glee Club

Row

I:

R. Bickert,

Henne. D. Corbin,
Schaffer, L. Nallo,

J.
J,

Fargus. G. Richards. D. Smither, President; R.

Reese,

Row

W. Chappell,

2: B.
J.

Monie, R. Harris, G. Sonon,

Ramage,

J.

Gantz,

J.

Roinick,

S.

M.

Kochkodin,

Zeckman,

E.

P.

Perlow.

Row

3: T. Jenkins, T.

Wagner, C. Wher,

blin, T. Irwin, E.

Boudman,

J.

Riggs.

J.

B. Dreibellis.

Dowman,

Marshall,

S.

R. Schutter, E.
Clarke,

J.

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113

A THLETICS
Editor: Bill Sanders

Football 1967

This year Bloomsburg had the best gridiron team that
it

has fielded in

many

years.

It

was

a season of great indi-

vidual records and performances, but marred by
juries,

some

in-

notably Stan Kucharski's.

Three performers stood out and were named Tri-Captains; they signed to play professional football next year.

They
his

are the golden-armed quarterback Rich Lichtel, and
two sure-fingered receivers Bob Tucker, and Stan

Kucharski.

Their records were: Tucker caught 77 passes for 101
points and 1325 yards, a national record; Lichtel passed
for yardage of 2771 yards at 307.76 yards per game and
26 touchdowns, also a national record; and Kucharski
caught 28 passes for 10 touchdowns and 64 points (all in
3 games).

The highUght of the season was the trip to a hostile, standing room only crowd at Mansfield, beating the
Mounties

in the last

minutes with superb passing and a

never say die attitude.

Bloomsburg lost to perennial powerhouse West Chester, but it was not until the final quarter that the Rams
took more than a one touchdown lead against a Kucharski-less team. This was Bloomsburg's Homecoming game
and no one there could possibly forget the outstanding
acrobatic catches of Bob Tucker. All in all it was the
most exciting, fulfilling team in many years.

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"i

m

Date

Nagy, Robert Deitrich, Darrell Swan, Alfred Melito.

First row: Russell Rudy. James Bonacci, Bruce Krammes, Roy Smay,
John Carestia, Michael De Francisco, Arthur Sell, Richard Lichtel. Second row Stephen McCord. Joseph Lyons, Robert Surridge, Patrick Slavin, Michael Barnhart, Thomas Estep, John Farrelly, John McKiniry.
Third row Frank Haduck, Thomas Morgan, Craig Shotwell, John Di
Michele, James Boyd, Lamar Beinhower, Douglas Hill, James Oman.
Fourth row Robert Tucker, Norbert Forcheski, Edward Petras, William

Ft/i/i /.ni

I

rcdt-rick

Ronald Christina, Ronald Erdman, Terry Shoener, Gerald Little.
Paul Monaghan. Anthony Grabowski, James Wysor. Sixth row William
Derr, William Moul, David Shell, Luther Harris, Robert Bennett, Dennis Weir, John Stulzman, Stanley Kucharski, Missing when picutre was
taken— Gregory Berger.
Harris.

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122

Cross Country
This year was an encouraging season for the "Nut

Squad" in that the two top Harriers. Charhe Moyer, and
Chuck (Parson) Bowman, will return next season with a
flock of top-notch freshman to make B.S.C. a team to be
feared.

The Herbert-led marathoners completely blanked closeby rival Bucknell and tinished the season on a pleasant
note by swamping both Cheyney and Lycoming. Many
interpret these

two wins as the

string of successes that will be

first

made

victories in a

long

possible by the

men

of the utmost dedication, but least publicity on campus.
Freshmen heavily counted on to provide both depth
and leadership to next year's team will be Mark Septowski, Mike Horbel, and Jim Carlin. This seasons year-

went undefeated and

lings

their times indicate a maturity

not usually realized until they are upper class runners.

One

great advantage to the teams in the future will be

no

recruiting

sired,

but a necessity that

is

something

longer

that

is

to

be

de-

Coach Herbert

process.

in

along with Track Coach Puhl hopes to lure

many

talented

high school runners to Bloomsburg's rugged course; with
this,

a

new emphasis upon both

sports will result in

many

victories.

Soon, the past days of greatness which B.S.C. enjoyed
days of Jan Prosseda and Irwin Zablocky will re-

in the

turn,

and with

this

a

championship

in

this

self-torture

sport.

123

Date

Dr. Michael Herbert, head coach;

Tom

Morrow, and Jim Gauger.

125

Henry, Larry Laidecker, Charles Bowman, Charles Moyer, John

126

Basketball

127

One week

leadership. His sharp passes

to go, two games to win, and in the waiting a
Kansas City. This was the year when the Hoopsters
ahnost went to the N.A.t.A. championships. Actually, after
a very successful season the Voss-Men lost the last two
games and sat out the championships.

After a slow

start,

they ventured

down

losing the

first

and

ability to the lead the fast

down their attack. The
was well balanced, but when points were needed
Bob Matuzza or Rick Fertig usually got them. Rick was this
year's captain and will be the only casualty lost by the way
break forced

trip to

many teams

to slow

scoring

of graduation for next year's team.
Rugged rebounding was provided by Jim Dulaney and

three out of four games,

to the Steelton-Highspire Invitational

Ed Burtsavage. Ed showed inexperience in the eargames but by the end of the year was undoubtedly the

Christmas Tournament. They won two games by a total
three points and walked away with aU the laurels and a

transfer

M.V.P. trophy for Bob Matuzza. Later they pleased the
seven consecutive games at Cen-

most improved ballplayer.
Coming offthe bench many times to inspire the team with
quick scoring flurries and fiery defense were sophomores
Bob Snyder and Bill Mastropietro.

ly

home crowd by winning
tennial

Gymnasium.

Quarterbacked by Palmer Toto, the Huskies never lacked

Center— Ed Burtsavage

Captain— Rick Fertig

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First

Row:

Bill

Mastropietro, Palmer Toto, Rick Fertig, Vince Regan, Jack Carney; Second Row: JeffHoch,

Mark Yanchek, Ed
Bob Snyder.

Burtsavage. Jim Dulaney; Third Row: Larry Monaghan.

129

Bob Matuzza,

Elzar Camper,

Wrestling

.

.

.

Wrestling was once again the most popular sport at
Bloomsburg and there was good reason for it. The excitement reached its peak when B.S.C. upset the highly-touted
E.S.S.C.

matmen

at

our

home

coliseum.

This year will be remembered for the courage of Ron
Russo wrestling with a badly damaged ear, the determination of Joe Gerst defending a national

title

with leg injuries,

and the gutty performances of Steve Peter sometimes wrestling 25 pounds over his usual weight. David Jones once
again pulled out a few matches with pins in the
to give

Bloomsburg

last

seconds

a win.

The season started off with a successful quadrangular
meet where Bloom defeated Miami of Ohio, and then later
in the day tied powerful Appalachian State. In this match
David Jones pinned his man with three seconds to go keeping Bloom from the defeat column. Indiana State won the
tourney but the fans knew that they were in for an exciting
season.

Later in the year the gladiators ripped apart massive Ilhnois University but then lost to

Waynesburg on probably

the most controversial officiation this school has seen in
years.

Coach Houk once again made the B.S.C. community
proud by the performances of our grapplers all around the
country.

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PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE TOURNAMENT

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF INTERCOLLEGIATE
ATHLETICS TOURNAMENT

Row: Gary Haywood. Wayne Heim. JefT Prosseda, Kurt Grabfelter, Ron Russo, Richard Lepley Second Row: Joe Gerst. Arnie Thompson. Jim Coleman, John Stutzman, David Jones, Steve Peters.

First

134

Date

Tri-Captain

Tim Carr

(left)

accepting second place medal for Backstroke.

136

Swimming
This year's swim team was the most successful team at

winning record. They also posted the best
win-loss record of any swim team in the school's history and
placed higher in the state tournament than ever before.
There were records broken in every meet as the boys kept
hitting a higher peak for each meet. Mr. Mclaughlin said the
reason for their overwhelming success was their fiery spirit
and an intense inner-pride which would never concede defeat. This year the Mermen had such "firsts" as humiliating
West Chester to the delight of the packed home crowd, and

Bloomsburg

sinking

for a

Lycoming

in their

own

tank.

The West Chester

.

.

.

coach was quoted

in his hometown newspaper the next day
Bloomermen were "The most inspired team I
have ever seen." They later came in second in the state meet

as saying the

by a mere AVi points.

The leadership was provided by tri-captains Jim PoechTom Houston, and Tim Carr. Next year's prospects

man,

are encouraging in that only three seniors will be
tain

Jim Poechman,

Britt

lost:

Jones and Fred Bausch.

Cap-

To

re-

place these seniors are an undefeated freshmen team and a

more experienced

varsity.

PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE CHAMPIONS
400 yard Medley Relay
Backstroke— Bob High
Breaststroke— Vince Shiban
Butterfly— Ed

McNertney

200 yard freestyle
Ralph Moerschbacher

THIS YEAR'S

NEW RECORDS

400 yard medley— Bob High, Vince Shiban,
Ed McNertney, Tim Carr
1000 freestyle— Kerry Hoff"man
200 freestyle— Ralph Moerschbacher
200 Individual Medley-Bob High
200 Butterfly-Ed McNertney
200 Backstroke-Bob High
500 freestyle— Ralph Moerschbacher
200 Breaststroke— Vince Shiban
400 freestyle relay— Tim Carr, Ralph
Moerschbacher, Tom Houston, Jim

Poechmann

Tri-Captains

Tom

Houston, Jim Poechman. and Tim Carr acceptmg the

team's second place plaque.

Butterfly record

138

holder— Ed McNertney.

From row: Vince

Shiban, Buddy Steppling,

Bob High,

Bill

Brehm, Kerry Hoffman. Ralph Moerschbacher,

Bruce Bendei Back Row: Coach McLaughlin, Dave McDermott, Ken Dugan, Jim Poechman,
ton, Fred Bausch, Ed McNertney, Tim Carr.

Date

Tom

Hous-

Track

.

.

.

140

Sam Jayne. Sam went through all the dual meets winning usually both the shot put, and the discus. Sam finished
fourth and fifth in these events respectively in the state

This year's Thinclads finished strongly with three consecCoach PuhFs second year as

junior

utive wins in dual meets. In

head mentor he has
the

first

lifted the

huskies over the .500

mark

for

meet.

time since Jan Prosseda.

Coach Puhl had one state champion in Captain Tom
Houston in the 440 intermediate hurdles. Tom dethroned
returning state champ Lavern Harvey of Slippery Rock, but
had to run a 53.8 to do it. eclipsing the state mark by more
than a second on a very poor day for times.
The main leadership in the field events was provided by

First

Superb sprinter Greg Berger was injured most of the seapull, and returning javelin thrower Tom Eastep was forced oflT the field with a knee injury.
The Huskies piled up 25 medals at the annual Cedar Cliff
relays, and finished sixth in the State meet.
son with a leg

TOM'-Bruce Kindt, Vic Keeler. John Luczysyn, Jim Gauger, Charlie

Moyer Second row-Greg

Berger. Larry Laidecker,

Maturkaites Third Row-Siava Jayne. Daryl Swan. Captain

Tom

Bowman, Coach Ronald (S.P.) Puhl
Moul, Mark Sid Yanchek. Charlie Shupe.

Carl Wilde, Frank Matthews, Charlie

Wiliam Sanders. Bob

Fourth /?0H'— Chris Weir.

Dave Smithers. Craig

Houston.

141

Bill

Shotwell.

Bloomsburg

Golf.
BSC

.

.

concluded

its

best golf season ever with a

10-1 mark. Being paced by a steady balance of

many

excellent golfers, the Huskies were hard to

beat.

Individual averages were bunched very closely

and

and pick out a
include the whole team.
to try

star

one would have

Al Fisher

78.3

Bob Snyder

Jim Mascish

77.2

Tom

Ron

76.5

Bob Simons
Doug McRoberts

Buffington

John Marshall

78.4

Castrilli

to

Baseball

Lanny

This year's baseball team finished with an even .500 season that was rather disappointing when one considers the

.

Red Calahan were

usually the ones doing

One controversial game with East Stroudsburg saw the
umpire call the game because of rain, which it had been
doing all day, when Steve Klinger was at second base and
Red Calahan was out the plate with the count of 2-1.
It was just that kind of year, just when we thought we
were going to pull away, somebody put the dampers on us.

pled with sloppy fielding provided enough to keep the Diaever being considered serious contenders.

Bob Gibble and his fine
which included Joe Walton, Wally Smith and Steve
Klinger. When the wood was being used Tom Wenner,
The

.

the swinging.

great talent they had. Lack of muscle at the plate often cou-

mondmen from

Diltz, or

.

pitchers were led by Captain

staff

144

Kneeling— Pal Colgan, Mike De Francisco. Lamar Beinhower, Lanny
Diltz. Frank Maslrioanni, Jerry Devlin. Frank (Red) Calahan, Denny
Weir. Donnie Dietrick. Standing— Jim Wysor. Eric Landers. Ron Magar-

gle.

Gene Gruber, Captain Bob Gibble. Joe Walton, Tom Wenner. Steve
Ron Reitz. Ben Pollock, Jim Rupert, Wally Smith, Steve Keefer,

Klinger.

Greg Kanaski, Coach

145

Eli

McLaughlin.

•••^rim X
^^'M
c

A>

146

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^

Bloomsburg
6-3

Tennis

.

.

.

The Netmen finished with their best season since 1945 as
Coach Herbert and Captain Bob Zalonis provided the
needed leadership

for a successful season.

Their only decisive defeat was at the hands of a powerful
Millersville

the season.

crew

who blanked our men

for the only time of

,„v';«i^?!

FRA TERNITIES
Editor: Arthur Steiner

v.'U^P^'<

Inter-Fraternity Council
an Inter-Fraternity Competition, Greek Week which consisted of a talent night, marathon race, chariot race and
gymnastics night, and one fund raising event.

Council is a governing body of the
which also acts as a common meeting
ground and as a liaison between the administration and
the individual fraternities. Three projects this year were
Inter-Fraternity

social fraternities

Front row (seated):

Joseph Deardorff.

Dennis Lesko, Treasurer; Robert Hinkle, Secretary: Robert Boose. President;
Standing: Wayne John. Donald Flounders. David Boster, John

Vice President;

Hutchings, William Hitchings, Mr. Robert Bender, Advisor. Harry Berkheiser.

150

Front row (sealed): Niss Mary Tolan. Judy Adonizio, Carol Bihler; Second row: Carolyn Cundiff. Donna
Baun, Joanne Kapcia, Debbie Laudenslager; Third row: Robin Rothe, Sandy Marasco, Sharon Stanton,

Marsha Carpenter, Boby Lou Cramer.

INTER-SORORITY
COUNCIL
Inter-Sorority Council

is

a governing body of all

member

to coordinate rushing, pledging

and

sororities. Its

purpose

initiation; to

encourage and foster friendships and social

is

re-

between sororities and independent women; to promote scholarship and to acknowledge intellectual achievement; to cooperate with the college administration and to
be a forum for the disucssion of questions of interest in the
college and sorority world.
ISC partitipated this year in Greek Week, presented a
cup to the sorority with the highest cumulative average,
published ISC Rush and Guide to Pledging Booklet, and
sponsored an open tea for all freshmen and interested upperclass women who are planning on rushing a sorority in
lations

the

fall.

Miss Mary Tolan, Advisor; Joanne Kapcia, Secretary;
Carol Bihler, President; Peggy Walters,
Treasurer.

151

PHI ALPHA
THETA
Kneeling: T. Free. President;

S.

Galbreath, Vice President:

Secretary; Standing: E. Zabitz, C. Vanerslice, T. Chase, Dr.

D. Rosenbaum,

Phi Alpha Theta
tory. It

is

was organized

J.

Quinn. H. Koch, D.

S.

Messner, Corresponding

Ralph Herre, K. DeSandis.

Slavic.

a national honorary fraternity in histo

provide programs giving a deeper

insight into the nature of history, the historical profession

and

topics of special interest.

Among

were a trip to historical locaand cooperation with the History Department in special programs and activities as the Mock
Repubhcan Convention held in March.
this year's projects

tions in Philadelphia,

Kneeling: H. Benjamin Powell, Advisor; Patrick Lynch, Treasurer; Standing: Gerald

Smith, Robert Boose, Dr. Craig Newton. Mrs. Dazimae Paul, Mr, Michael Burka, Mr.
James Whitmer, Mary Ann Michael, Mr. Theodore Shanoski, John Hamplin, Dr. Robert

Warren, Thomas
152

Stitely.

Judy Delant. Ann Marie Hutz. Linda
Hellerman. Nancy Makarewicz, Barbara

Masich,

Patrick

Lynch.

Mr.

Theodore Shanoski. Advisor.

Kappa

Delta

national honor society in education, promotes

Pi,

the idea of service

and the

qualities of professional

enthusiasm in

the field of education through various talks from lecturers in the

teaching profession. Included in this year's program were a

lec-

by Dean Hoch and two other lectures by leading educators
—Dr. John Campell. Chairman of the Education Department at
Lycoming College, and Mr. Michael Glennon. instructor from
Northport High School, Long Island who spoke on Instructional
ture

Media

KAPPA DELTA PI

Innovators.

I

I

Front row: Jack Hamblin,

man; Second row: Nancy

Mark Gold-

Bricker.

Suzy

Holmes, Anna Krushmskie, Dolores
Slavik. Mrs. Elaine Mueller, Marie Posey;

*<^
-.?")1

On

rock: Steve Messner.

OMEGA

PI

PI
Seated: Suzanne Dillman, Gloria Postupack,

Pi

Omega

society,

Pi,

national business teacher education honor

promotes the ideal of service and the qualities of

professional enthusiasm in the Business Education profes-

sion through various talks from

lecturers

both

in

the

business world and in the teaching profession.

Foremost among the

activities that

Alpha Delta Chapter

sponsors each year are the annual dance held each spring

which

is

open

to the entire college

community and

the tutor-

ing service for students in the business education curric-

more of their
As an end to each school year Alpha Delta also sponsors a Spring Awards and Recognition banquet.
This banquet is held for the entire society and faculty of the
business education department, and marks the beginning of

ulum who

are having difficulty in one or

business subjects.

another year with the installation of the

new chapter

officers.

Seated: Gail Moyer. Berverly Donchez, Charlotte

Omdorf; Standing: Douglas Freeby,

President.

Eva Reed; Standing: Bryan
George Seifert.

Dreibelbis, Robert Muscosky, Robert Hauck,

Da-

vid Keifer, Dr. Reginald Shepherd. Advisor.

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SIGMA TAU DELTA
Sigma Tau Delta, co-educational national honor society
is organized to advance the study of the chief lit-

in English,

erary masterpieces, to encourage worthwhile reading, to

promote the mastery of written expression, and

among

of fellowship

glish

language and literature.
activity of the fraternity

An

to foster a

students specializing in the En-

spirit

this

year was the sponsoring

of a composition contest for Freshmen and a tutoring service for students having difficulty in one or more of their English subjects.

Sealed:
visor:

ery,

Pam

Smith,

Mark Goldman, Sandy Sanlbrd, Miss Alva

Standing: Leslie Young.

Dawn Wagner.

Rice. Ad-

Elaine Mueller. Sharon Av-

Sue Miller, Bonnie Zeek. Rulh Campbell.

GAMMA THETA
UPSILON

Gamma Theta Upsilon, co-educational geography fraterwas organized to advance the professional study of geography as a cultural disciphne and as a practical subject for
study and investigation. The fraternity has estabhshed a
Loan Fund and an annual $500 scholarship award to pronity,

mote graduate study

Two

annual

in

activities

phy symposium and

Mr. Laucre McC\\iTe, Advisor: Chris Uowalski, Corresponding Secretary;
Treasurer; Richard Leahy, President; Donna Reitz, Vice

geography.

Sam Weaver,

of the fraternity include a geogra-

President.

a Spring banquet.

Front row: Gail Wisnesici, Ruth Neibert,

Mary Ann

Slazis;

Second row: Ed

Charles, Terry Robinson. Jeff Taylor: Third row: Art Steiner. Suzanne

Bush; Last: Dr. Bruce Adams.

Front row: Paul Fowler. Sandy Reichart, Jon Black;

Second row: Rich

Bailey,

Sue

Strine;

Third row:

Charles Shupe. Mr. Brian Johnson; Last: Mr. Donald Preston.

156

ALPHA PHI

GAMMA
Alpha Phi

Gamma

is

the national honorary fraternity in

Journalism. This newly formed group encourages interest in
journalism, journalistic

among

principles

students"and faculty

who

and communications
who have been in-

are or

volved with mass communications.
Projects this year include the sponsoring of creative ads in

the college newspaper in support of the annual
bile visits

and the

sale of old Obiter

Bloodmo-

photographs for

five

and ten cents.
The fraternity

is open, through invitation, to people who
have served four semesters on one of the college publications, or two semesters in an editorial position.

Mary Lou

Seated: Sharon Avery,
nac;

Standing:

Richie

Dawn Wagner.
Benyo,

Jim

Eileen Gul-

Mr.
Richard Savage, advisor. Gordon Swell, Scott Clarke.
Rupert.

157

Cavallini,

Tom

Matulis.

Doug

Hippenstiel, Paul Allan.

Sealed: C.Devia\d.
fen. J.

Moulder.

B.

P.

Meeker; From row (standing):

Bornman. C. Gesalman.

Advisor. H. Berkheiser.

W. Laepple.

S.

Lynch, M. Malick. M. Williams.

R. Campbell. K. Klinoff;

B.

Matsko. M.Stef-

Second row: Mr. Michael McHale.

D. Boyd. B. Hopkins. R. Walsh, D. Miller.

ALPHA PSI OMEGA
Alpha

Psi

Omega

is

organized to stimulate an interest in

on campus, to secure for the college all
the advantages and mutual helpfulness provided by a large
national honorary fraternity, and, by the means of electing
students to membership, to serve as a reward for their worthy efforts in participating in the plays staged by the dradramatic

activities

matic organizations of the college.
Among the activities sponsored by the fraternity

this

year

were guided tours of Haas Auditorium during Visit to a
Small Planet, the sale of refreshments during Catch Me If
You Can a Readers' Theatre presentation for the'feloomsburg Players and a Readers' Theatre presentation for town
organizations.

158

Sigma Alpha Eta, national speech and hearing fraternity,
was organized to create and stimulate an interest among
college students in speech pathology, audiology

and educa-

tion of the acoustically handicapped; to encourage profes-

sional growth

by providing learning experiences not offerformal course structure; to foster a spirit of unity
by coordinating the interests and efforts of persons with a
common goal by offering opportunities for social and
ed

SIGMA ALPHA ETA

in the

professional fellowship and by providing situations in
which students and faculty may work together to advance
the profession as a whole and to aid in public relations with
other college and university departments and with local organizations interested in knowing about speech pathology,
audiology and education of the acoustically handicapped.

Among the

of the fraternity this year wre a hoaBloomsburg Fair, a Christmas Party for children with communication handicaps, an annual field trip,
attendance at state and national conventions, a spring banquet and lectures throughout the year by experts from local,
state and national levels.
activities

gie stand at the

i

zl«t^-

.-."

Kneeling: Carol Bihier, Richard Strauch; Standing: Rick Maitland, Morley Kahoe, Lynne Guillory, Linda
Morgan, William Merritt, Bob Hinkle, Treasurer, Joe Stigora, Eva Chitty, Betsy Ross. Jane Rompala,

Linda

Bell.

n

.

i

li

Carol Berry, Treasurer; Linda Cressman,

Ji

l2L

First Vice President:

Dorothy Smith, Historian; Karen Dowse,

Corresponding Secretary; Nancy Strauss, President; Loumike, Mascot.

Lambda Alpha Mu,

high ideals of service to the
purpose of the sorority is to assemble college and university

LAMBDA ALPHA

tainment, a fund raising shoe shine, and supporting a Korean

orphan.

Donna Carlson, Linda

Oehlen, Louis Lupkin, Bette Harrison, Diane Boone, Susan
Redline, Linda Starr, Debbie Runyan, Debbie Engleman, Kathy Ellmaker, Tracy Derenzis, Cheri Enslin, Linda Matti,
lave Cavellero,

Dawn

Schulten, Jennifer Troutman,

wom-

en in the spirit of service to humanity. Their aimual events have
included setting up facilities for graduation and Big Name Enter-

MU

Standing: Elaine Onuschak. Diana Cray,

women, is based on
campus, community and world. The

service sorority for

Mon-

Ann

martin, Gloria Postupak, Beth Crouthamel: Seated: Barbara
Porreca, Susan Haupt,

Sandy Ekberg, Nancy Thomas, Karen

SoUiday, Susanne Olrich, Maureen
Prisilla

Zimmerman.

Gil-

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McAndrew, Mary Walton,

ALPHA PHI OMEGA
The purpose of Alpha Phi Omega, national service fratermen, is to assemble college men in the fellowship of
the Scout Oath and Law, to develop leadership, promote
friendship, provide service to humanity, and to further the
freedom that is our national, educational and intellectual

nity for

heritage.

Several of the fraternities' projects this year included ushering at college functions, participating in the Bloodmobile

Drive, town beautification, guiding legislators about

camand in reading conferences. The fraternity also sponsors one project per year which is UMOC, Ugly Man On
Campus.
pus,

Front row: C.

Bowman,

First Vice President:

man. Third Vice President: Second row:

B.

M. Mehring,

President:

W. Dorne-

Monie, Alumni Secretary; W. Evans,

Corresponding Secrelary: T. Bailey, Recording Secretary: T. Bender, Second Vice
Presideni:

Third row: E. Hess, Historian:

S.

Foltz,

Treasurer; T. Chase,

IFC

Representative.

J. Riefenstahl, M. Mehring, W.
W. Domeman, J. Prokay; Second
Bowman, D. Crim, E. Hess, P. Con-

Front row:
Bennett,

row: C.

stantine, T. Bender, D. Dreisher; Third row: J.

Meehan,

T. Bailey, S. Foltz, C.

Bowman, D.

Klinger, E. Cioffi, K. Splitt; Fourth row: P.

Marycz,

L.

B. Stroble,

George, T. Chase,

W.

Evans,

Top: T. Irwin, Mr.

161

J.

J.

Walchonski,

SprouU, D. Dibble;

Self, Advisor.

^

t- /

(/

sSf.ijjdjlp«ra

-rr-

Dr. William L. Jones, Advisor.

BETA SIGMA
DELTA
Beta Sigma Delta seeks to promote a healthy social

cli-

mate, to expand opportunities for social activities on campus,

and

to instill unity,

brotherhood, school

spirit

and

scholarship.
Activities this year included co-sponsoring Jay

and the
Greek Week, entering teams in
various intramural and inter-fraternity competition and an
Hawaiian Party.
Techniques, participation

in

Dennis Lesko, PresiJeni; Bob Wynne, Corresponding Secretary: Ed Austin, Secretary; George Chellew, Vice President; Stanley Swist, Treasurer

Front row (seated): Buddy Steppling, Bruce Krammes, Rich Anderson, Art
Worley; Second row: Dave McDermott, Paul Monaghan. Bill Jones, Bill

Murray, Joe Walton, Gene Gruber. Fred Garvey, Al Orth: Fourth row:
John Dasch, Walt Kearney, John Charles. Jim McSurdy, Denny Byrne,

Lewis, Dick Metzgar, John Parker; Third row: Steve Jones, John Perry. Bill

Rober

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Zeisloft.

D.

Shell, Treasurer:

D. Bobila, Recording Secretary;

J.

Deardorff, President; R, Hess, lice President; Dr.

Robert Warren, Advisor.

SIGMA IOTA OMEGA

T. Pusatari, B. High, R. Anstead, P. Toto, L. Diehl, B. Mastropiatrs,

Williams, F. DeAndrea.

164

J.

Wallace. L. Monighan, D. Arnold,

J.

D. Boster,
J.

IFC

Representative;

Bonacci, Historian:

J.

Corresponding Secretary;
Slaven, Pledge

Master.

Front row (seated): F. Mastroianni, B. Deubler, R. Shultz. G. Yockey. C.

Mannings; Second row:
B.

J.

Carney, R. Wilson, R. Bergey, A.

Sell.

R. Gibble,

Moul.

commonly known, is
movement. Sigma Iota
Omega (originally standing for the Social Improvement Organization) maintains its initial objective of improving and
Sigma

Iota

Omega,

or

SIO

as

it

is

the pioneer of the social fraternity

continuing a social atmosphere that will enable students to
experience a well-rounded college education.

concern to the fraternity

Of utmost

itself is a sincere interest to per-

petuate a strong and unified brotherhood.

SIO was honored with first place in this year's Homecoming float contest. Other annual events in which they
participated were the annual spring party, alumni banquet

over

Homecoming weekend,

graduating seniors

a spring

and various

banquet

in

honor of

inter-fraternity activities.

Joe Gerst

165

Black,
P.

Phi Sigma Xi

PHI SIGMA

lastic

and

is

dedicated to the encouragement of scho-

social achievements. Several activities

ternity this year included a Valentine's

XI

pation in the inter-fraternity Greek Week, numerous social

events for the Brothers, school intramurals

Mock Republican

From row Kneeling: Pete Gatski, John Hutching, Neil McSweeny, Bruce
Bendle, Thomas Troup, James Flynn, David Blackman, Bob Shultz, Jack

nowsky,

Wyhe. Randall Roberts.

Lauginiger.

row: John Dilter,

Second
John Buowell. Gar)' Schmidt, Mike Schinsley, Rich
Jeffery Miller, Jack Graff, Lester Jones;

of the fraDance, partici-

and the

Convention.

Dura, Richard Bush, Carl Urbus, Daniel Murphy. James Bubb, Roger Le-

166

Ron Koshlack;

Third row:

Llyod

Lisk,

David

Price,

Joe

Left side back to front: Richard Strouckl, Joe Sligora. Bernard Gavlick,

Wilcha, Warren Schrepple, Joe O'Neill, Bob Shively, Fred Richards,
Frank Callahan; Right side (standing front to back): Larry Phillips, Wally

Kerry Hoffman, Jim Rupert; Semi-circle: Jack Paciotti. Jim Owen,
Larry Maver, Jeff Prosseda, Jim Shaughnessy, Len Panlowski, Paul
Wisda, Steve Messner, William Hitchings, Paul Walters, Ed Barrett, Ron

Smith,

Tom

Pratico,

Nick Torano, Larry Gegusis.

Delta Pi exists to encourage qualities of individuality, selfconfidence and overall gentlemanly character. Socially, they
strive to improve college life through f'und-raising events
that provide a service to the college

DELTA PI

ties

community, and

activi-

of an entertaining nature that promise to provide the

Brotherhood with lifelong memories.
Among the activities in which the fraternity participated
this year were the annual book exchange. Homecoming
weekend social affairs, a banquet at Magee Hotel, a barn
party,

spring picnic, Greek Week, and monthly social

functions.

167

DELTA EPSILON
BETA
Delta Epsilon Beta

is

a social sorority

whose

activities this

year have included the Winter Pledge Formal at Briar
Heights Lodge, supporting a child through the Pearl Buck

Foundation, a concession stand

and wrestling meets and

at

home

basketball

games

a spring banquet.
Center: Debbie Jones. Presidenl: Right side (front to back): Carol Gibiser.
Vice Presidenl I: Brenda Witman. Recording Secretary: Ruth Hoons. Historian: Gina Hitcho. Sergeant-at-arms: Left side (front to hack): Carole
Lappen. Vice President II: Fran Handy. Corresponding Secretary; Kae
Gaugh, Treasurer; Becky Ward, Songmaster.

Gail Logan, Betsy Ross. Gloria Malnar. Linda Hellerman, Barb KJepac, Carol Gibiser, Fran Handy, Becky

Ward.

168

"wratTtKmrwmBai,

From row (sealed):

Vicki Gross, Kathy Welsh; Second row: Cathy Snyder,
Gina Hitcho, Kathy Colihan. Jo-Ellen Walsh; Third row: Joan Kellv, Robin Rothe, Ginny Piledggi, Linda Baker.

Kathy Dagger, Sue Mazur, Donna Benjamim,
Ruth Koons, Bonnie Rineheimer, Brenda Witman. Donna Kennedy;
Cenler: Debbie Jones; Righl side (from to back): Carol Bihler, Gail Binns,
Phyllis Repp. Lois Gonaver, Carole Lappen, Kae Gaugh, Donna Buro.

Left side (from to back):

THETA

GAMMA
PHI
Among Theta Gamma Phi's many activities this year
were participation in the Mock Republican Convention, a
Mixer with Tau Delta Phi of Penn State University, participation in Greek Week, a dinner dance, a hayride, participation in UMOC, a Fashion show fund raising event, a ban-

TA U SIGMA PI

quet and the sponsoring of a

Homecoming

float

and queen

candidate.

Tau Sigma

Pi this year co-sponsored a "Slop

participated in the

Greek Week

activities.

As

a

Dance" and

new

sorority

on probationary statue. Like other Bloomsburg
sororities, they hope to encourage and promote additional
opportunities for social development on campus, recognize
and sustain high intellectual standards in the classroom,
and cultivate the moral, spiritual and cultural values of the
campus.
they are

still

From row: Donna Baun.

President, ThereCarolyn Cundiff, Kate Hospidor; Second row: Priscilla Spevak, Vice
President, Connie Lowe, Jeanette Hall.
sa Horvath,

Frances Arre,

Corresponding Secretary,

Peggy Rood. Diarist, Helen Olanivich,
Linda Daughterly; Third row: Helen McAndrews, Linda Verano. Treasurer, Mrs.
Margaret Lauer. Advisor.

Goodovan, Sharon Gottstein,
Bemie Obzut, Glenanne Ziegenfuse, Joanne Kapcia; Second row: Kathy DiPippa, Peggy Welsh, Cris
Gruss, Karen Saunders. Cindy Fischer, Marsha Henderson. Mary Alice Kwasnoski, Nancy Lefko, Jene
Whitmare, Linda Lyle. Nancy Dornheim.
Front: Miss Sarah Jeffrey. Advisor with Habiba, mascot: First row: Cherie

Pledges: Front row: Joan Stepanitis, Lovey Kompenski, Carol Rees; Sec-

ond row: Sharon Kraft. Ruth Kens. Joyce Chapin, Candy Heath, Beth
Wolfe, Kathy Sandlin, Cinde Rogers.

Front row: Judy Henry. Corresponding Secretary: Terry Valente. Vice Pres-

Nancy Geiger, President: Marsha Carpenter. Recording Secretary;
Second row: Boby Lou Cramer, Treasurer; Kathy Mullin. Conductress;
ident;

Sylvia Bobbick, Historian.

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good, you're going

if you

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glory of the victories, and possibly the agony of
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Mary Ann

Sauers, Sharon Bergeron, Susan Miller,

Mary Molacavage.

James Worth, Gary Shuey,
Joyce Johnson. Sherrell
Fruit.

Sally Ertwine,

Timothy Hoffman, Virginia Curry.

Who's
Each year a number of

WHO'S

tion

Who

seniors are selected for inclusion in the publica-

WHO AMONG STUDENTS

VERSITIES and COLLEGES,

dents throughout the nation. Choice

on

the

traits,

basis of

demonstrated

is

ability,

made by

Pilot, Vol. 40,

AMERICAN

UNI-

the

Deans and Directors

scholastic achievement, personal

leadership, potential usefulness to society,

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in

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Douglas Freeby. Gail Wagner. Lyle Slack.

Douglas Hippenstiel, Mark Goldman.

John Ondish, Thomas Free.

S'evonn Fecher. Christine Kowalski. Leahetta Tavlor.

JOSEPH ALANSKY
Mahonoy

City, Pa.

Business— Accounting

HAROLD

J.

ALBERTSON

Orangeville. Pa

Secondary— Mathematics

PAUL

ALLEN

M.

Athens, Pa.

Secondary— Social Studies

STEVEN

L

ALPER

Philadelphia. Pa.

Secondary— History

MARY

1

JO ALTER

Bloomsburg, Pa.
Elementary

SUSAN

M.

ALTHOUSE

Philadelphia, Pa.
Special
Education— Speech

KATHARINA

M.

Correc-

AMACHER

Bloomsburg, Pa.
Elementary— French

SUSAN

E.

ANDERSON

Shamokin, Pa.
Elementary— Psychology

SHIRLEY

L

ANSPACH

Riverside, Pa.
Elementary— Physical Education

ELAINE

C.

ASH

Old Forge, Pa.
Elementary— English

ANE MARIE ATEN
Bloomsburg,
Elementary

Pa.

MARCIA AUDELEWICZ
Plymouth, Pa.

Elementary- Art

182

JEAN

T.

AUSTIN

Bloomsburg, Pa.
Elementary— Psychology

JOSEPH

T.

AUSTIN

Bloomsburg, Pa.
Elementary

JOHN

M.

AUTEN

Sunbury, Pa.
Secondary— Spanish

SHARON

L.

AVERY

Berwick, Pa.
Secondary— English

BRUCE

BACHART

A.

Weatherly. Pa.

Elementary— Mathematics

SUSAN

BAKER

A.

Bloomsburg, Pa.
Elementary— Spanish

DAVID

BALL

L.

Wyoming, Pa.
Secondary-Geography

and

Earth

and Space Science

CHRISTOPHER

J.

BANDY

Cherry Hill, N.J.
Secondary— History

SHERYL

J.

Rock Glen.

BANKES
Pa.

Elementary— Geography

THOMAS

A.

BARADZIEJ

West Hazleton, Pa.
Secondary— Biology

THERESA

A.

BARAN

Wilkes Barre, Pa.
Elementary— Psychology

BERNARD M. BARANOWSKI
Kulpmont, Pa.
Secondary— Mathematics

ELAINE BARLOW
Norwood, Pa.
Secondary— English

JOHN

R.

BARNO

Jim Thorpe, Pa.
Special Education— Speech Correction

183

BARBARA BARTUSZEWSKI
Dunmore,

Pa.

Special Education— Special Education

ALBERT

J.

BASILE

Stowe, Pa.

Secondary— Social Studies

JEANNE

M.

BASTA

Old Forge, Pa.
Special Education— Speech Correction

DARLENE

A.

BASTRESS

Northumberland,
Arts

&

Pa.

Sciences-Sociology

ALLEN

G.

BAUM

Hazleton. Pa.

Elementary- French

FREDERICK

T,

BAUSCH

Allentown, Pa.

Secondary— Physics

CYNTHIA

BEAHM

M.

Bethlehem, Pa.
Business— General

ROSE

BEDNARCZYK

M.

Shamokin, Pa.
Secondary— Earth

THOMAS

&

Space Science

BENDER

R.

Riverside, Pa.
Arts & Sciences— Biology

MARY ANN

V.

BENICK

Glen Lvon, Pa.
Secondary— English

RICHARD

S.

BENYO

Jim Thorpe, Pa.
Arts & Sciences— English

SHARON

L.

BERGERON

Hazleton, Pa.

Secondary— Speech

HENRY

E.

BERNATONIS

Shenandoah, Pa.
Secondary— English

BARBARA A. BERRIGAN
Williamsport. Pa.
Secondary— Enghsh

LINDA

L.

BERRY

Williamsport, Pa.

Elementary— Psychology

JOHN W. BILDER
Danville, Pa.

Business— Accounting

184

SANDRA

L.

BIRD

Ashland. Pa.
Business— General

ROBERT

P.

BIRTLEY

Bloomsburg. Pa.
Arts & Sciences— Physics

HAROLD

L.

BITLER

Danville, Pa.
Secondary— Social Studies

JOY

A.

BITLER

Bloomsburg, Pa.
Elementary— Music

BARBARA A BLAETZ
Oreland, Pa.

Elementary— Psychology

GARY LEE BLOOM
Sunbury. Pa.

Secondary- English

CAROL

A. BOBERSKY
Berwick, Pa.
Secondary— Spanish

DENNIS

J.

BOBITA

Palmerton, Pa.
Arts & Sciences— Chemistry

M. BOONE
Waynesboro, Pa.
Special Education— Speech Correction

DIANE

ROBERT
api»-v

^-

BOOSE

E.

Levittown, Pa.

Business— Accounting

ALEXANDER

F.

BORYS

Carbondale. Pa.
Secondary— Spanish

LEONARD

C.

BOSTIAN

Sunbury, Pa.
Business— Accounting

SANDRA

M.

BOTT

Hazleton, Pa.
Secondary— English

DAVID W. BOWEN
Frackville, Pa.

Secondary— Biology

185

MARY

BOWEN

K.
Manchester, Pa.
Arts & Sciences— Psychology

JUDITH

A.
Berwick, Pa.

BOWER

Elementary

BARRY

N.

BOWERS

Shamokin. Pa.
Business— Accounting

JUDY

A.

BOWMAN

MillviUe, Pa.

Elementary— Spanish

THOMAS

E.

BRANN

Canton, Pa.

Secondary— Spanish

JOHN

BRENNAR

A.

Bloomsburg. Pa.
Secondary— History

NANCY
Ambler,

BRICKER

K.
Pa.

Special Education-Special

Education

ROBERT BRIDGE
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Business- Accounting

JOYCE

BROBST

E.

Bloomsburg, Pa.
Secondary— Biology

JOHN

R.

BROSIUS

Sunbury, Pa.
Business— Accounting

CHARLES

J.

BROWN

Danville. Pa.

Secondary— Mathematics

KENNETH

H.

BROWN

Tamaqua, Pa.
Secondary— Mathematics

186

VIRGINIA A. BROWN
New Cumberland, Pa.
Elementary— Social Studies

JANINE

BRUNNER

R.

Allentown, Pa.
& Sciences— English

Arts

EILEEN M. BRUSKO
Egypt, Pa.

Elementary— Spanish

JOAN

BUONASSISI

A.

Horsham. Pa.
Elementary— Geography

LAWRENCE

B.

BURRIS

Hershey. Pa.
Arts & Sciences— Social Sciences

SUZANNE

M.

BUSH

Boyertown. Pa.
Elementary

GLEONARD

E.

BYERS

Milton, Pa.

Secondary— Biology

DENNIS W. BYRNE
Mahanoy
Arts

&

RUTH

City, Pa.

Sciences— English
A.

CAMPBELL

Danville, Pa.
Secondary- English

JOANNE

K.

Dunmore,

Pa.

CANTARELLA

Elementary— Spanish

JOSEPH

C.
Pa.

Mcadoo,
Arts

&

CAPPELLO

Sciences— Political Science

RALPH

M.

McAdoo,

CARDAMONE

Pa.

Business— Accounting

TERRY

M.

CARVER

Telford. Pa.

Secondary-History

187

&

Government

A. CASSARELLA
Hazleton, Pa.

NOELLE

Secondary- French

MARY LOU

R.

CAVALLINI

Bloomsburg. Pa.
Elementar>'-English

CAROL

CAVANAUGH

A.

Clarks Summit, Pa.
Secondary— English

LOUIS
Drexel

R.

CENTRELLA

Hill. Pa.

Secondary— English

M. CERASARO
West Hazleton, Pa.
Secondary- Mathematics

THERESA

THOMAS

M. CESARINI
Mocanaqua. Pa.

Arts

&

Sciences-Social Studies

BARBARA

G.

CHANDLER

Dre.xel Hill, Pa.

Elementary-Spanish
K. CHARLES
Middleburg, Pa.

EDWIN

Secondary— Geography

GEORGE

E.

CHELLEW

Hummelstown. Pa.
Secondary— Mathematics

AUDREY

CHMARNEY

M.

Pittston, Pa.

Elementary

SANDRA

J.

CLANCY

Levittown, Pa.

Elementary— Psychology

SCOTT

CLARKE

L.

Nanticoke, Pa.
Secondary— English

ANNE

E.

CLEMENS

Elizabethtown, Pa.

Elementary

CLAUDE

A. COCCODRILLI
Scranton, Pa.
Special Education-Special Education

188

GEORGE

R. COLESTOCK
Harrishurg. Pa.
Elementary— Social Studies

PATRICK

F.

COLGAN

Carbondale, Pa.
Business— Accounlino

EDWARD

A.

COLLIER

Bloomsburg, Pa.
Business— Accounting

RICHARD

P.

CONNER

Bloomsburg, Pa.
& Sciences— Mathematics

Arts

PETER

CONSTANTINE

J.

Hatboro, Pa.
Arts & Sciences— Biology

MARGARET

A.
Coatesville, Pa.

COPELAND

Elementary

LISBETH

COPES

D.

Bloomsburg. Pa.
Elementary

JANE

J.

COTNER

Montandon,

Pa.

Secondary-Social Studies

SHIRLEY CRAWLEY
Hughesville, Pa.

Elementary

DIANA

M.

CRAY

New
^

Milford. N.J.
Elementary— Art

JOSEPHINE

L.

CROSBY

Levittown. Pa.

Elementary

MARY

E.

CROUTHAMEL

Buckingham, Pa.
Elementary— Mathematics

MELODY

CRUYS

C.
Grantville, Pa,
Business— Secretarial

VICKI

F.

CULTON

Williamstown, Pa.
Elementary— French

VIRGINIA

M CURRY

Ertwinna. Pa.
Elementary— P.sychology

CARYL

C.

CUSTER

Ephrata, Pa.
Secondary— English

JOAN

CUSTER

L.

Revere, Pa.

Elementary— Psychology

JOHN

J.

DACOSTINO

Hazlelon, Pa.

Secondary— Hi.story

RAY

A.

DALLABRIDA

Kulpmont,
Arts

&

Pa.

Sciences— Natural Sciences

RALPH

G.

Dunmore,

DAMICO

Pa.

Business— Accounting

M.ARIANN DANIEL
Crantord. N.J.
Secondary— English

RICHARD

muml:^

DAVIES

C.

Kingston, Pa.
Secondary— English

BETSY DAVIS
Jenkintown, Pa.
Elementary

FLO

L.

DAVIS

Milford, N.J.

Elementary

RONALD

H.

DAVIS

Danville, Pa.
Arts & Sciences— Business

Economics

DIANE W. DAWSON
Watsontown, Pa.
Secondary— Biology

JOSEPH M. DEARDORFF
Harrisburg, Pa.

Business— Secretarial

MICHAEL DEFRANCISCO
Bethlehem, Pa.
Special Education— Speech

Correction

JOHN

M.

DELLOS

Scranton, Pa.

Elementary— Psychology

PATRICIA

J.

DERR

Milton. Pa.

Secondary— Earth

GERALD

O,

&

Space Science

DEVLIN

Espy, Pa.

Elementary— Geography

190

CAROLE

DIETICH

I.

Drexel Hill Pa.

SecondaPf— Social Studies

EDWARD

P.

DIETRICH

Easton, Pa.

Business— General

LINDA K DIETZ
Riverside. Pa.
Secondary— Physics

SALLY

E.

DILCHER

Pottsville, Pa.

Special Education— Speech

Correction

NANCY

J.

DIMTER

Langhome. Pa.
Secondary— Mathematics

ANTOINETTE

T.

DIPIERRO

Roseto. Pa.

Secondary— Mathematics

KATHLEEN

A.

DOAN

Osceola. Pa.

Business— General

JUDITH

A.
Milton. Pa.

Elementary

LLOYD

W. DOLETSKI

Shikshmny. Pa.
Secondary-Chemistry

MICHAEL

E.

DOWNS

Bloomsburg. Pa.
Business— Accounting

DAVID

L.

DUCHON

Shamokin. Pa.
Secondary— Earth

NANCY

J.

Jenkmtown,

&

Space Science

DUKE
Pa.

Special Education-Special Education

M.

ANN DUNKLEBARGER

Centre Hall. Pa.
Elementary— Psychology

JEAN

DUNN

A.
Berwick, Pa.

Elementary- Biology

191

DOBB

CONSTANCE

E.

EATON

Eldred, Pa.

Business— Secretarial

TERRY

S.

EDDINGER

Leesport, Pa.

Business— Accounting

DIANE M. EDUNK
West Wvoming. Pa.
Secondary- Mathematics

JOANN EISTER
Lavelle, Pa.

Elementary

NANCY

A. ENNIS
Williamsport, Pa.
Elementary— English

CARL

J.

ERB

Danville, Pa.

Secondary— French

MARY

A. ERNEST
Berwick, Pa.
Elementary— Spanish

DANA

R. ERNEY
Harrisburg. Pa.
Secondary— Social Studies

SALLY

ERTWINE

L.
Fairless Hills. Pa.

Elementary— English

JACK

R.

EVANS

Emponum.

Pa.

Secondary— Mathematics

JANET

EVANS

R.
Danville, Pa.

Business— General

JOAN

B.

EVANS

Nescopeck,

Pa.

Business

192

PAMELA

M.

EVANS

Ashland. Pa.

Secondary— English

KATHLEEN

J.

EVER

Bloomsburg, Pa.
Business— Secretarial

JOHN

FALATOVICH

J.

Mahanoy

City. Pa.

Secondary— French

JOHN
West

FARRELLY

V.

Mifflin, Pa.

Business— Accounting

SANDRA

FASSANO

E.

Danville. Pa.
Secondary— English

ACE

T.

FAUST

Weatherly, Pa.

Elementary— Geography

ADRIENNE

L.

FAY

Ridgway. Pa.
Elementary— English

STEVONN

E.

FECHER

Berwick, Pa.

Secondary- French

EVELYN

K.
Berwick, Pa.

FEDIN

Secondary-Social Studies

DONNA

L.

FENSTERMACHER

Northumberland, Pa.
Secondary— Mathematics

GERTRUDE

B.

FERGUSON

Bloomsburg, Pa.
Elementary— Social Studies

FRANK

FERRARI

J.

Mount Carmel,

Pa.

Business— Accounting

FREDERICK

M. FERTIG

Kulpsville, Pa.
Special Education— Speech Correction

THOMAS

R.

FIOREY

Shamokin. Pa.
Secondary— Biology

193

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O ixteen seasons have passed at Bloomsburg, and
with

them the turmoil and chaos of numerous

storms as well as days of calmness and quiet sol-

But the rains have washed a newness into

itude.

and have served

everything,

the uncertainty

son cannot

and add

help

warm hallways

hut

to clear

to the

feel,

away some of

growth that a per-

whether pacing the

or the chilly campus.

Something has grown where there was nothing
before.

And

incessant feet trace

path, each leaving a

skuff on the

floor,

a

mark of
little

and

its

re-trace their

passing— a

little

chip from the sidewalk,

a toe-print stamped forever in the ever-changing

mud

or

physically

dirt

and

of construction,

of growth— both

mentally.

195

WALTER

FISCHL

E.

Allentown, Pa.
Secondary— Earth

JEFFREY

&

Space Science

FISHER

L.

Glenside. Pa.

Business— Accounting

NANCY

FISHER

A.

Bloomsburg, Pa.
Elementary— Mathematics

RODDY

FISHER

A.

Bloomsburg, Pa.
Secondary- English

JEANETTE

O.

FLAD

Bloomsburg, Pa.
Secondary— Biology

NEIL

T.

FLEISCHER

Lebanon, Pa.
Business— Accounting
H. FOLEY
Bethlehem, Pa.
Secondary— French

JUDITH

LAWRENCE

F.

FORAN

Hazleton, Pa.

Secondary— Social Studies

DAVID

M.

FORNEY

Catawissa, Pa.
Secondary- Biology

RICHARD W. FOUST
Danville. Pa.
Arts
Sciences— Social Studies

&

FOWLER

PAUL D.
Berwick, Pa.

Elementary- Geography

GHISLAINE

L.

FRANCIS

Berwick, Pa.

Secondary— French

196

THOMAS

W.

FREE

KintnersviUe, Pa.

Secondary— Social Studies

DOUGLAS

L.

FREEBY

Lehighton, Pa.
Business— Accounting

GARY
Red

L

FREED

Hill, Pa.

Business— General

JOHN

W.

FREY

Plymouth, Pa.
Secondary- Biology

SHERRELL

A.

FRUIT

Bloomsburg, Pa.
Special Education— Special
Education

LINDA

L.

FRYLING

Williamsport, Pa.

Elementary

KAREN

FULMER

L.

Northumberland, Pa.
Elementary— History
D. FUNK
Bloomsburg, Pa.

RONALD

Secondary— Geography

STEVAN

A.

GALBREATH

Bloomsburg, Pa.
Arts & Sciences— History

JUNE

L.

GALLO

Northumberland, Pa.
Elementary— Psychology

RICHARD

G.

GARMAN

Riverside, Pa.

& Sciences— Business
Accounting

Arts

KIS-LYN

L.

GARMAN

Millersburg, Pa.

Elementary

BERNARD
Wyoming,

J

GAVLICK

Pa.

Secondary— Spanish

JANET

C.

GEHLHAUS

Flourtown, Pa.

Elementary— French

197

IVlany of

the historical

monuments of Blooms-

burg State College have been relegated
while the appearance of

many

changed bv an alteration

in

to dust,

others has been

the once familiar

backdrops, Senior walk stands sentinel to the

of Noetling Hall. The onlv remaining
old Noetling

is

from

the mosaic glasswork that

preserved and placed

new Harvey

relic

in the

site

was

western entrance to the

A. Andruss Library, where they are

guarded by a row of stainless

steel soldiers; before,

they were championed by a pair of stony-maned
lions.

But Senior Walk, with or without

its

lions,

serves as a continuing link between Carver Hall,
the college symbol,

dormitory

and Waller

now dwarfed by

the

Hall, the once titan

Wood

Street

Dor-

mitory next door. The old must ultimately die so
the college

may

continue to

live.

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CONNIE

GEISER

J.

Potts Grove, Pa.

Elemenlary

JOHN GENOA,

JR.

Danville, Pa.

Business— Accounting

ROCCO

P.

GENTELE

Hazleton, Pa.

Business— General

JOSEPH

P.

GENTILE

Carbondale, Pa.
Secondary— Earth

LARRY

&

Space Science

GEORGE

W.

Catawissa, Pa.

Business— Accounting

ROGER

L.

GEORGE

Palmerton, Pa.
Secondary— Physics

DAVID

GERHARD

V.

Berwick, Pa.

Elementary— Art

ELIZABETH

Y.

GERRITY

Clarke Summit, Pa.
Business— Business Education

JOSEPH M. GERST
Danville, Pa.

Elementary

CAROL

GESALMAN

R.

Greensburg, Pa.
Special Education— Special

Education

ROBERT

J.

GIBBLE

Reading, Pa.
Business— Accounting

KATHRYN

GIGER

E

Bloomsburg, Pa.
Secondary— Biology

MARGARET

J.

GOLI 'EN

Friendsville, Pa.

Business— Secretarial

MARK

S.

GOLDMAN

Brooklyn, N.Y.
Arts & Sciences— English

NAN

C.

GOOD

Manchester, Pa.
Special Education-Special Education

RUTH

E.

GORDNER

Orangeville, Pa.

Business— Accounting

CARL
Lake

A.

GORDON

Ariel, Pa.

Business— Accounting

CHARLES

GRECO,

J.

JR.

Bloomsburg, Pa.
Elementary— Geography

DONNA

GRECO

M.

Mount Carmel.

Pa.

Elementary— English

CHARLOTTE

M.

GREEN

Factoryville, Pa.

Elementary

CECELLA

H.
Berwick, Pa.

GREENAWAY

Special Education— Special

Education

GENE

GRUBER

C.

Boyertown, Pa.
Business— Accounting

LARRY

A.

GRUGAN

Shamokin Dam, Pa
Business— Accounting

RONALD

D.

GRUTZA

Shenandoah, Pa.
Secondary— History

JOSEPH

J.

GUBERNOT

Shamokin, Pa.
Elementary-Geography

EILEEN

J.

GULNAC

Ridgway. Pa.
Elementary

MICHAEL

L.

GUNDEL

Pine Grove, Pa.

Secondary— German

PAUL

S.

HACKENBERRY

Burnham, Pa.
Secondary- Earth

&

Space Science

KATHLEEN ANN HAFTKE
Horsham, Pa.
Elementary— French

FRANK

HAGENBAUGH

V.

Levittown, Pa.
Secondary— History

GLENN

E.

HALTERMAN

Danville, Pa.

Business— Accounting

201

E,

I

RONALD

E.

HAND

Northumberland, Pa.
Arts & Sciences-Chemistry

ELWOOD

R.

HARDING

Bloomsburg. Pa.
Arts & Sciences— Mathematics

JOYCE

HARDING

Z.
MillviUe, Pa.

Elementarv— Geography

MARGARET

C.

HARER

South Williamsport, Pa.
Special Education— Special Education

MARIAN

R. HARRIS
Orangeville, Pa.

Secondary— Spanish

NANCY

L.

HARRIS

Bangor, Pa.

Secondary— English

CAROL

A. HARTER
Berwick, Pa.

Elementary

JANE

E.

HARTMAN

Catawissa. Pa.
Arts & Sciences— Humanities

RICHARD

L.

HARTMAN

Benton. Pa.

Elementary— Mathematics

TERENCE

T.

H.ATCH

Schuylkill Haven, Pa.

Secondary— English

DOROTHY

M.

HAUBER

Lansdale, Pa.

Elementary

LORETTA H. HAUSER
Catasqua, Pa.
Business— Secretarial

204

DENNIS

H.

HEATON

Philadelphia, Pa.
Arts & Sciences— Business Economics

SUSAN

E.

HEIM

Kingston. Pa.
Special Education— Teaching
of the Mentally Retarded

MARY

E.

HEITZ

Columbia, Pa.
Business— Secretarial

LINDA M. HELMER
Jim Thorpe, Pa.
Secondary— English
DIANE

HENRY

M.

Danville. Pa.

Elementary— French

SHIRLEY

HERB

L.

Northumberland,
Elementary

RICHARD

C.

Pa.

HERMAN

Sunbury, Pa.
Business— Accounting

HEUPCKE

RENEE A.
Sugarloaf, Pa.
Elementary— Social Studies

SANDRA
Fort

J.

Elementary

ROBERT

R.

HINKLE

Frackville. Pa.

Special Education— Speech Correction

DOUGLAS

C. HIPPENSTIEL
Light Street, Pa

Secondary— Enghsh

205

HICKMAN

Wayne, Indiana

(..i;RARD M. HISTED
Archbald, Pa.
Secondary— History

BEVERLY

A.

HOANZL

Allenlown, Pa.
Eiementary— Spanish

SHARON

L.

HODGETT

Williamsport, Pa.

Elementary— Geography

JANE

E.

HOFF

Towanda, Pa.
Special Education-Speech
Correction

CYNTHIA

D.

HOFFMAN

i

Glen Rock. Pa.
Secondary- Mathematics

TIMOTHY

J.

HOFFMAN

Bloomsburg, Pa.
Secondary- Physics

BARBARA

&

Mathematics

HOGAN

G.
Sunbury, Pa.
Elementary— Spanish

SUSAN HOKE
Newport. Pa.
Elementary

JOHN

E.

HOLLIS

Freeland. Pa.
Secondary— Earth

DEE

A.

&

Space Science

HOLLOW AY

Allentown, Pa.
Secondary- Earth

RICHARD

L.

&

Space Science

HOLLY

Scranton. Pa.

Business— Accounting

SUZY

E.

HOLMES

Stillwater. Pa.

Secondary— Mathematics

WILLIAM

T.

HONTZ

Shaverton. Pa.
Secondary— Biology
A. HOOSTY
Berwick, Pa.
Secondary— English

JAMES

206

GEORGE

HOPKINS

E.
Feasterville, Pa.

Secondary— Mathematics

PATRICIA M.

HORAN

Levittown. Pa.

Elementarv— Social Sciences

DONA

M.

HOUCK

Bloomsburg, Pa.
Arts & Sciences— French

MICHAEL

J.

HOUGHTON

Williamsport, Pa.

Secondary— Mathematics

DOUGLAS

A. HOUSER
Ringgold, Pa.
Secondary— History

New

SANDRA

HOUSER

J.

Forty Fort, Pa.

Elementary— German

ALBERT HOWELL
Avoca, Pa.
Business— Accounting

JANICE

HOWELL

A.
Clarks Summit, Pa.
Elementary— Art

MARY

V.

HOWER

Bloomsburg, Pa.

Secondary— English

CARMEN

L.

HUBER

Montoursville, Pa.

Secondary— French

JOYCE ANN HUBLER
Gordon. Pa.
Secondary— Mathematics

JEFFREY

D.

HULL

Rockaway, N.J.
Secondary— Social Studies

HUMMEL

LINDA

A.
Berwick, Pa.

Business— General

BARBARA

HURLEY

A.
Pottstown, Pa.
Elementary— English

207

MARY

HUTCHISON

L,

Monloursville. Pa.

Secondary— Mathematics

SANDRA

K.
Hershev, Pa.

INGRAM

Elementary

JOSEPH

A.

IWANSKI

Kulpmont, Pa.
Secondary— English

JOANNE JACKSON
Allentown, Pa.
Special Education— Special Education

WAYNE J. JOHN
Plymouth Meeting. Pa.
Secondary— Mathematics

JERRI

L.

JOHNSON

Stroudsburg, Pa.
Secondary— English

JOHNSON

JOYCE

C.

Muncy,

Pa.

Arts

&

Sciences-Sociology

PATRICIA

C.

JOHNSON

Spring Mills, Pa.

Elementary-Mathematics
H. JONES
Mountaintop, Pa.
Arts & Sciences- Biology

BRITT

DAVID

A.

Newport.
Arts

&

JONES

Pa.

Sciences-Business

Economics

G. JONES
Bloomsburg. Pa,
Arts & Sciences- Sociology

LESTER

MARY

A. JONES
Plymouth. Pa.

Elementary— Social Sciences

RICHARD

B,

JONES

Kingston, Pa.
Secondary— History

& Government

D. JONES
Lewisburg, Pa.

STEPHEN

Secondary- Social Studies

ELIZABETH

A.

JOYCE

Rosemont. Pa.
Elementary

KAREN
Wayne.

A.

KALLAY

Pa.

Special Education-Speech Correction

LOUIS

KARAS

J.

Catawissa, Pa.

Secondary—Social Studies

BETTY W. KARSCHNER
Benton, Pa.

Elementary

FRANK

KASHIMBA

S.

Hazleton, Pa.
Arts & Sciences-Biology

RONALD G KASHLAK
Nesquehoning, Pa.
Secondary— English

GAIL

KAUFFMAN

O.
Mifflintown. Pa.
Special Education— Speech
Correction

WALTER

J.

KEARNEY

Levittown, Pa.
Elementary— History

HOWARD

V.

KEARNS

Shamokin. Pa.
Secondary- English

RICHARD

J.

KEEFE

Bloomsburg. Pa.
Business— General

WILLARD

F.

KELCHNER

Beach Haven, Pa.
Secondary— Geography and Earth

BETTY

R.

&

Space Science

KELLER

Bloomsburg. Pa.

Secondary— English

MARY

K. KELLER
MontoursviUe, Pa.
Elementary— Psychology

WILLIAM
Shamokm,
Arts

&

C.
Pa.

KERSTETTER

Sciences- English

DOROTHY

J.

KESSLER

Danville, Pa.
Special Education— Special Education

ALBERT

E. KIESKI
Mount Carmel. Pa.

Secondary— Social Studies

209

BARBARA

KINER

L.

Enola. Pa.

Secondary— Speech
A. KINN
Danville. Pa.
Secondary— English

PATRICIA

KAYE
Drums,

KISENWETHER

E.

Pa.

Secondary — Mathematics

DONNA

L.

KLINE

Shamokin, Pa.
Secondary- English

EUGENE

E.

KLINE

Watsontown. Pa.
Secondarv— Biology

THOMAS

C.

KLINE

Shamokin, Pa.
Secondary— Biology

IVA

KLINGAMAN

A.

Hatboro, Pa.

Elementary- English

KARLA KLINOFF
Nanticoke, Pa.
Arts & Sciences— Speech

JOAN

C.

KNAPP

Upper Darby,

Pa.

Elementary— French

BARBARA A KNORR
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Business-General

THERON

I.

KNOUSE

Wapwallopen, Pa.
Secondary— Social Studies

PATRICIA

A.

KOERNER

Cresco, Pa.

Elementary

JUDITH A KONSUR
Susquehanna. Pa.
Elementary— Spanish

CAROL

KOPP

A.
Saint Clair, Pa.

Business— General

210

CATHERINE KOSOLOSKI
Williamslown. Pa.
Elementary

GALE

M.

KOVALICH

Shenandoah, Pa.
Elemenlarv— History

CHRISTINE

A.

KOWALSKI

Coudersport, Pa.
Elementary

JEAN M. KOZLOWSKI
Wyoming,
Arts

&

DALE

Pa.

Sciences— Sociology

KREISCHER

L

Catawissa, Pa.
Secondary— History

GLADYS

O.

KUBROCK

Danville, Pa.

Elementary— Music

STANLEY

A.

KUCHARSKI

Archbald, Pa.

Secondary-History

ANDREW

E.

& Government

KUFFA

Tunkhannock, Pa.
Secondary- Mathematics

AUSTIN

A.

KURTZ

Johnstown, Pa,

Secondary— Geography

DANIEL

L.

KURUNA

III

Bloomsburg. Pa.
Arts & Sciences— Psychology

MICHAEL

C.

LANGAN

Scranton. Pa.

Business- Accounting

WILLIAM

R.

LARGE

Ashland, Pa.

Secondary— English

211

BARBARA

LATCH FORD

D.

Danville, Pa.

Elementary— English

HAROLD

L.

LATCHFORD

Danville. Pa.

Elementary

MARGARET

I.

LAWSON

Trucksville. Pa.
Special Education-Special

Education

RICHARD D. LEAHY
Canton. Pa.
Arts & Sciences— Geography

GORDON

E.

LEARN

Abington, Pa.
Arts & Sciences— History

BARBARA

J.

LENIO

Forest City, Pa.

Secondary— Mathematics

BARBARA A. LETA
Williamsport, Pa.
Elementary— Biology
RICHARD

J.

LETCHER

Hazleton, Pa.

Secondary— Geography

ELIZABETH

S.

LEVERICH

Clarks Green, Pa.
Special Education— Special Education

CHESTER

J.

LEVULIS

Glen Lyon, Pa.
Secondary— Mathematics

RICHARD

W. LICHTEL

Shamokin, Pa.
Secondary-Social Studies

ROBERT

A.

LINN

Bloomsburg, Pa.

Secondary— Social Studies

iMii
GEORGE

E.

LITTERER

Danville, Pa.

Secondary— Mathematics

ROBERT

D.

LLEWELLYN

Shamokin, Pa.
Secondary-Earth

&

Space Science

212

oMm

MARSHA

E.

LOEPER

Ashland, Pa.

Elemenlarv— Science

LYNDA

LOGUE

A.
Fullerton, Pa.

Business— Accounting

HELEN

LOHENITZ

E.

Tamaqua.

Pa.

Business— Secretarial

BRUCE

LONG

L.

Newvilie, Pa.

Elemental^'— Psychology

CAROL

LONG

L.

Berwick. Pa.

Secondary— Biology

COREY

LOUX

J.

Quakertown, Pa.
Elementary— Geography

ROSEMARY

B.

LUBINSKI

Scranton. Pa.
Special Education— Speech
Correction

NANCY

LUZl

L.

Bristol. Pa.

Secondary— Spanish

PATRICK

LYNCH

M.

Mifflinville. Pa.

Secondary— Scoial Studies

THOMAS

P.

LYONS

Danville, Pa.

Business— Accounting

RICHARD

E.

McCLELLAN

Middleburg, Pa.
Business— Accounting

STEPHEN

F.

McCORD

Shamokin. Pa.
Elementary— Social Studies

ELIZABETH

A.

McDONALD

Milton, Pa.

Secondary— English

RUTH

A.

McGINLEY

Ashland. Pa.
Business— Secretarial

213

JOHN McGLYNN
Shamokin,

Pa.

Special Education— Speech Correction

DONNA

McHENRY

K.

Light Street. Pa.
Business—Secretarial

ALICE

McKEOWN

T.

Wilkes Barre. Pa.
Elementarv— French

i
JAMES

McSURDY

E.

Williamstown, Pa.

Secondary— Geography and Earth

ANN

&

Space Science

MacPHERSON

M.

Dalton, Pa.

Secondary— Biological Sciences

GERALD

J.

M.^CK

Nanticoke. Pa.

Elementan,— Geography

JOSEPH

MACKNIS

J.

Mahanoy

City. Pa.

Secondary— Physics

MARY

E.

MADSON

Pottstown, Pa.

Business— General

MINCENT

J.

MAJIKAS

Girardville. Pa.

Secondary— Biology

MARGIE

MALICK

L

Sunbury. Pa.

Elementary— Biology

DIANE

M.

Mahanoy

MALINIAK

City, Pa.

Elementary— English

MARY

A.

MALONEY

Centralia. Pa.

Elementary— Spanish

MARY

MANCUSO

K.
Archbald, Pa.
Elementary

JERRY W. MANHART
Catawissa, Pa.

Secondary— Mathematics

CAROL ANN MARONE
Shenandoah. Pa.
Secondary— French

BRYAN

E.

MARQUARDT

Hughesville. Pa.

Secondary— Chemistry

214

A. MARSICANO
Hazleton, Pa.
Elementary— English

JOSEPH

JIMMIE

E.

MASICH

Berwick, Pa.
Secondary— Biology
D. MATTERN
Kingston, Pa.

MARIE

Elementary— An

KENNETH

A. MATTFIELD
Montoursville. Pa.
Secondar) — English

ROSE

P.

MATTUCCI

Berwick. Pa.

Elementary

MARGARET

M.

MATUELLA

Hazleton, Pa.
Secondary— English

KATHERINE

A.

MATZKO

Berwick. Pa.

Elementary— Social

JEANNE

S.

MAYAN

Danville, Pa.

Secondary- English

P.\TRICIA
Hawley,

A.

MESAVAGE

Pa.

Secondary— Spanish

STEVEN

P.

MESSNER

Harrisburg, Pa.

Secondary— Social Studies

RICHARD O METZGAR
Palmerton, Pa.

Secondary— History

VICTORIA

A.

MIKELL

Kreamer, Pa.
Secondary— Spanish

CHARLES

L.

MILLER

Orwigsburg. Pa.
Secondary— Mathematics

FRANCES
Tamaqua,

R.

MILLER

Pa.

Business— General

215

Studie.s

LAUREN

E.

MILLER

Northumberland, Pa.
Secondary— Mathematics

MARILYN

J.

MILLER

Pottsville, Pa.

Elementary- English

I

SUSAN H MILLER
Bloomsburg. Pa.

Secondary— English

CONSTANCE

A. MILLS
Levittown, Pa.
Elementary— History

CHARLES
Mahanoy

J.

MISKAR,

JR.

City. Pa.

Secondary— Biology

MARY ANN MOCZULSKI
Easton, Pa.
Arts & Sciences— Humanities

MARY

MOLACAVAGE

C.
Minersville, Pa.
Special Education— Speech

Correction

TERRY

L.

MOODY

Shamokin, Pa.
Special Education— Special
Education

ROBERT

T.

MORAN

Archbald, Pa.
Business— .Accounting

LINDA

L.

MORGAN

Nuremberg, Pa.
Special Education— Speech
Correction

SANDRA

E.

MORGAN

Churchville, Pa.
Elementary— English

EDWARD

J.

MORRISON

Mount Carmel. Pa.
Elementary— Geography

SHARYN

L.

MOSER

Boyertown, Pa.

Secondary— Social Studies

WILLIAM

MOUL

H.
Spring Grove. Pa.
Arts & Sciences— Mathematics

216

MOWERY

CHARLES

G.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Business- Accounling

DAVID

MOVER

A.

New

Columbia, Pa.
Elenienlary-Chemistry

DENNIS

MOYER

L.

Valley View, Pa.
Secondary— History

MOYER

JOHN

R.
Danville, Pa.
Special Education— Special

Education

JOYCE

MOYER

A.

Northumberland, Pa,
Elementary— English

JOAN

MUDRICK

M.

Hazleton, Pa.
Secondary— English

ANNE MARIE MULHERN
Dallas, Pa.

Elementary— Mathematics

WILLIAM

J.

Upper Darby,
Arts

&

MULLIN
Pa.

Sciences— Social Science

HELEN

M.

MULLINEAUX

Springfield, Pa.

Special Education— Special

Education

JOSEPH

T.

MURIN

Mount Carmel,

Pa.

Secondary— English

Elementary— History

JOHN

A.

MURRAY

Middletown. Pa.

i^tfj

Secondary— History

DARIA

M.

MUZl

Old Forge, Pa.
Elementary— An

BRENDA

J.

NAFZINGER

Easton, Pa.

Secondary— Mathematics

217

CANDACE

L.

NAHODiL

Shamokin, Pa.
Business— Accounting

FRANKLIN

E.

NEISWENDER

Bloomsburg, Pa.
Secondary-Biology
H. NEISWENDER
Palmyra. Pa.
Secondary— Social Studies

JAMES

LINWOOD
Emmaus.

D.

NESTER

Pa.

Special Education— Special

Education

DOMNICK

A4mmx

M. NETTI

Scranton. Pa.

Business— Accounting

ROBERT

L.

NICCOL

Bristol, Pa.

Secondary— Chemistry
G. NICHOLSON
Havertown, Pa.
Secondary— English

BEVERLEY

RAYMOND

J.

NIEMIEC

Glen Lyon, Pa.
Secondary- Biology

NOREEN NORTH
Levittown. Pa.
Special Education-Special Education

MICHAEL

J.

NOTARTOMAS

Scranton, Pa.

Secondary- Mathematics

MICHAEL

P.

NOVAK

Stowe, Pa.
Business— Accounting

JAMES

V.

NYCE

Norristown. Pa.
Business— Accounting

JOHN

P.

OBRIEN

Scranton. Pa.

Business— Accounting

ANTHONY

A.

OLINZOCK

Star Junction, Pa.

Business— General

218

JOHN

ONDISH

J.

Freeland, Pa.

Business— General

DIANNE

ORAZI

R.

Cranford. N.J.

Elementarv- French

MAXINE

J.

OWENS

Jenkintown, Pa.
Special Education— Special Education

THERESA

A.
Hershey, Pa.

PAVONE

Secondarv— German

GLORIA

PEARSON

E.

Linwood, Pa.
Special Education— Speech
Correction

PATRICIA

A.

PECORA

Drums. Pa.
Elementary— Music

MICHAEL
'%

P.

PERICH

Palmerton. Pa.
Elementary— Psychology

JOSEPH
Summit

PERILLI

D.

Hill, Pa.

Elementary— Social Studies

ANDREA H PERLMUTTER
Levittown. Pa.

Secondary- English

JOHN

R.

PERRY

Dunmore. Pa.
Secondary— Mathematics

STEPHEN

PETERS

F.

Bloomsburg.

Pa.

Secondary— Earth

&

Space

Science

RICHARD

A.

Shamokin,

Pa.

Arts

LARRY

R.

PHILLIPS

Trevorton. Pa.
Secondary— English

MARY

E.

PHILLIPS

Shamokin, Pa.
Elementary— English

219

&

PHILIPKOSKI

Sciences-History

.^:^ELIZABETH

A.

PINTER

Bethlehem, Pa.

Elementary— Social Studies

DAWN

I

PIPHER

H.

Towanda. Pa.
Elementary— Geography

CARMEN

PITARRA

L.

Berwick, Pa.

Secondary— Social Studies

M. PLATUKIS
West Hazleton. Pa.
Secondary— Mathematics

PAULETTE

JAMES

L.

POECHMANN

Hokendauqua,
Arts

&

Pa.

Sciences— Chemi-stry

JOANNE

M.

POLEGA

Shenandoan, Pa.
Elementary— Music

DORIS

A.

POLINAK

Shamokin, Pa.
Business— General

BARBARA

POLITIS

R.

Bloomsburg, Pa.
Special Education— Special
Education

BEN

R.

POLLOCK

Benton, Pa.

Elementary— Biology

WILLIAM

PONTIUS

L.

Riverside. Pa.
Special Education— Speech

Correction

ELIZABETH
Lake Como,

POROSKY

J.

Pa.

Business— General

BESSIE M. POSEY
Orangeville, Pa.

Secondary— Mathematics

CONSTANCE

M.

POTTER

Sayre. Pa.
Special Education— Special

Education

ANN

H. POTTERS
Kingston, Pa.
Elementarv— English

BONNIE

J,

PROWANT

Milton, Pa.

Elementary-Social Studies

DONNA

J.

PUCINO

Catawissa. Pa.

Elementary— Music

NELSON RAMONT
Scranton, Pa.

Secondary— Biology

CHARLES

RANCK

A.

Allenwood. Pa.
Special Education

JANICE M. RAYTINSKY
Willow Grove. Pa.
Secondarv'— English

KAY

L.

REBER

Pine Grove, Pa.

Secondary— Social Studies
G. REBUCK
Shamokin, Pa.
Secondary— Social Studies

JERRY

PAUL

J

RECENE

Shickshinny, Pa.
Secondary— Physics

GENEVIEVE

M.

RECLA

Oneida. Pa.
Business— Accounting

SUSAN

J.

REDLINE

Bethlehem. Pa.

Elementary— Music

DONNA M. REDWINSKI
West Hazleton. Pa.
Elementary— Geography

KARL

D.

REED

Schuylkill Haven. Pa.

Secondary— Mathematics

ROBERT

^fe£k

L.

REED

Danville. Pa.
Arts & Sciences-Mathematics

REHKOP

ROBERT

A.
Berwick. Pa.
Arts & Sciences— Science

GARY

W.

REICHENBACH

Bloomsburg. Pa.
Arts & Sciences— Geography and Earth
& Space Science

KAREN

L.

Green Lane,

REIFSNYDER
Pa.

Business— General

221

GLORIA

REINAKER

J.

Danville. Pa.

Elementary— English

WILLIAM

REINER

H.

Shamokin. Pa.
Business- Accounting

MARGARET

J,

REYNOLDS

Tunkhannock. Pa.
Elementary— French

CHARLES

E.

RHOADES.

JR.

Danville. Pa.

Elementary

CHARLOTTE
West

H.

RHOADES

Pittston. Pa.

Special Education-Special Education

LOUANN

M.

Wyoming.

Pa.

RHOADES

Elementary-English

DAVID R RICHARDS
Hanover, Pa.
Secondary-Mathematics

FREDERICK

C.

RICHARDS

Kingston. Pa.
Business— Accounting

MIRIAN JO RICHARDS

.X.

Shamokin, Pa.
Elementary-Enghsh

GEORGENE
Drexel

B.

RICK.A.RDS

Hill, Pa.

Elementary— Geography

JOHN

E.

JiMdiM

RIEGEL

Sunbury, Pa.
Business- Accounting

ARTHUR

E.

ROAN

Bloomsburg, Pa.
Business— Accounting

DOROTHY

S.

ROAN

Bloomsburg. Pa.
Secondary— History

DAVID

A.

ROBERTS

Bloomsburg, Pa.
Arts & Sciences— Physics

222

DONALD

L ROBERTS
Hunlock Creek, Pa.
Elementary— Mathematics

RANDALL

W.

ROBERTS

Bloomsburg, Pa.
& Sciences— Biology

Arts

RICHARD

G.

ROBERTS

West Wyoming, Pa.
Secondary— Mathematics

RONALD

L.

ROBERTS

Hunlock Creek, Pa.
Elementary— Mathematics

SANDRA

K.

ROBERTS

West Milton, Pa.
Secondary— Social Studies

WILLIAM

J.

ROBERTS

Nanticoke, Pa.

Secondary— Social Studies

TERRY

ROBINSON

M.

Danville, Pa.

Secondary— Earth

&

Space

Science

CLYDE

C. ROGERS,
Williamsport, Pa.

Elementary

JOYCE

A.

ROMAN

Pittston, Pa.

Elementary— English

GAIL M. ROPP
Athens, Pa.

Elementary

RUSSELL

C.

RUDY

Reading, Pa.

Secondary— Mathematics

JIMMY

L.

RUPERT

Bloomsburg, Pa.

Secondary— English

223

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JEANETTE M. RUSH
Hazleton, Pa.

Secondary— Biology

GARY

RUSSELL

L.

Shamokin. Pa.
Secondary— Geography and
Earth & Space Science

RYAN

CHARLES

C.
Danville, Pa.

Elemenlary— .Art

JOANNE

M.

SACCO

Springfield, Pa.

Special Education— Speech

Correction

RONALD

E.

SAINT SING

Hershey. Pa.

Secondary— Social Studies

JOHN

E.

SANDEL

Bloomsburg. Pa.
Elementary— Physics

EILEEN

A.

SARPOLIS

Glen Lyon, Pa.
Elementary— Psychology

MARY

A. R.

McAdoo,

SAUERS

Pa.

Special Education— Speech

Correction

HELEN SAULESBURY
Milton, Pa.

Elementary— Psychology

SAURMAN

SUSANNE

V.
Philadelphia. Pa.

Elementary-Psvchologv

ANNE

M.

SCANDLE

Shamokin. Pa.
Elementary— Mathematics

SARAH

M.

SCARPING

Easton, Pa.
Special Education-Speech Correction

NANCY

SCHEITHAUER

K.

Towanda,

Pa.

Business- Accounling

ARACELIA

E.

SCHLEGEL

Elysburg. Pa.

Secondarv— Spanish

\n RA

J.

SCHLESINGER

Hazleton. Pa.
Secondary— English

NANCY

L.

SCHLOSSER

Reading. Pa,

Secondarv— Enghsh

DONALD

SCHNAARS

R.

Bloomsburg. Pa.
Business— Accounting

ELAINE

L

SCHOCK

Pottsville, Pa.

Secondarv— Mathematics

DAWN

S.

SCHULTEN

Elkins Park. Pa.

Eiementarv — Psychology

MARGARET M SCHULTZ
Morrisville. Pa.
Business- Secretarial

SCHUYLER

SHIRLEY' E

Turbotville. Pa.

Secondarv -French

SHARON

SCHWARZ

S
Port Royal, Pa,

Business— General

BARBARA

K. SCOTT
Bradford, Pa.
Special Education— Speech
Correction

CYNTHIA

A.

SEARFOSS

Shillington. Pa.

Secondary— English

GEORGE

R.

SEIFERT

Nazareth, Pa.
Business— Accounting

PAMELA

J.

SEYBERT

Orangeville. Pa.
Secondary— English

225

LANA MAE SHARKAZY
Egypt, Pa.

Business— General

PAMELA

A.

SHERMEYER

York. Pa.
Special Education— Special Education

P.ATRICIA A.

SHIMKO

Strong, Pa.

Business— Accounting

ARWILDA SHOEMAKER
Millville. Pa.

Elementary— English

OLIN

L.

SHOTWELL

Berwick, Pa.

Secondary— Geography and Earth

&

Space Science

GARY

I.

SHUEY

Lavelle, Pa.

Arts

&

Sciences— Social Sciences

JOYCE M. SICK
Dushore, Pa.
Business— General

SIEGMANN

DENNIS

R.
Levittown, Pa.

Secondarv— Geography

MARY

C,

SIERDINSKI

Shenandoah, Pa.
Secondary- Mathematics

RONALD

D.

Pen Argyl,

Pa.

SINGER

Elementary-Geography

THOMAS H

SIPE
Dimock, Pa.
Secondary— Social Studies

KAREN

N.
Berwick, Pa.

SITLER

Elementary— Music

GORDON

H. SIVELL, JR.
Bethlehem, Pa.
Arts & Sciences— Business Economics

JOSEPHINE

SKLANKA

A.
Kingsley. Pa.
Special Education— Special

Education

ROSEMARY

C.

SKOMITZ

Bethlehem, Pa.

Elementary— French

LYLE

J.

SL.ACK. JR.

Warren. Pa.
Arts & Sciences— tnglish

RUTH

SLONAKER

A.

Millville, Pa.

Elementary- French

SUSAN

K. SLUSSER
Bloom!,burg, Pa.
Secondary— English

LELAND

A.

SMELTZ

Lewisburg, Pa.

Secondary— Chemistry

LILLIAN

E,

SMILES

West Pittston, Pa.
Elementary- English

CAROL

M.

SMITH

Harveys Lake, Pa.
Elementary— Geography

DAVID W. SMITH
Weatherly. Pa.
Secondary— English

MARTIN

T.

SMITH

Ashland, Pa.
Business— Accounting

PAMELA

A. SMITH
Berwick, Pa.
Secondary— English

PATRICIA

A.

West Chester,

^^h

SMITH
Pa.

Elementary

RICHARD

P.

SMITH

Harleigh. Pa.

Business— Accountmg

ROBERT

L.

SMITH

Lehighton, Pa.

Elementary— Music

JEFFREY

G.

SNYDER

Berwick, Pa.
Secondary— Physics

LINDA

D.

SNYDER

Quakertown, Pa.
Business— General

KAREN

J.

SOLLIDAY

North Wales, Pa.
Elementary— Social Studies

GERALD

J.

SOMERDAY

Parkland, Pa.

Secondary— Social Studies

227

REBECCA

J.

SPATZER

Shamokin, Pa.
Elementary— Music

BETSY M. SPERING
Dimock.

Pa.

Elementary

DIANE

M.

SPIELMAN

Lewisburg, Pa.

Secondary— English

KENNETH

J.

SPLITT

Kulpmont. Pa.
Special Education— Special Education

PAUL R STALKER
Canton. Pa.
Arts & Sciences— Biology

THERESA

STANKO

J.

Mechanicsburg. Pa.
Arts & Sciences— Biology

JACQUELYN

M.

STECK

Jersey Shore. Pa.
Secondary— Social Studies

MARY

L.

STEFFEN

Williamsport, Pa.

Elementary— Spanish

ARTHUR

A.

STEIN ER

Berwick, Pa.

Secondary-Social Studies

ELWOOD

A.

STETLER

Northumberland. Pa.
Elementary-Geography

THOMAS

W.

STORTZ

Mountaintop^ Pa.
Secondary— French

BEVERLY M. STRAUB
Montoursville. Pa.
Special Education— Speech
Correction

228

DOROTHY

M.

STRAUB

Philadelphia, Pa.

Elementary— Spanish

RHEA

STRAUSSER

L.

Taylor, Pa.

Elementary— Spanish

BARBARA

A.

STRICKER

Robesonia, Pa.
Business— General

ANNE

M. STRIMPLER
West Chester, Pa.
Arts

&

Sciences— Chemistry

ELMA

M. STRINE

Shamokin, Pa.
Elementary— Geography

SUSAN

STRINE

C.

Shamokin,
Arts

&

Pa.

Sciences— Science

WILLIAM

J.

STRONG

Berwick, Pa.
Business— Accounting

DAVID

STYER

L.

Drumore,

Pa.

Secondary-Social Studies
A. STYER
Mifflinburg, Pa.

VIRGINIA

Elementary- Geography

SHARON

A.

SULLIVAN

Easton, Pa.

Elementary— Biological Science

GAIL

A.

SUMMERS

Mifflinville, Pa.

Secondary— Mathematics

LUCRETIA

J.

SUMMERS

Bloomsburg, Pa.
Business— General

HARRY

SWANK

E.

Fredericksburg. Pa.
Secondary— English

SALLIE

L.

SWOYER

Hazleton, Pa.

Secondary— German

229

EUGENE

SZOKA

M.

AUentown, Pa.
Secondary— Geography

THOMAS

J.

TABER

Dimock. Pa.
Secondary— English

CAROLYN

J.

TABY

Shamokin, Pa.
ElementaPi'— French

EVE

S.

TANNERY

Reading. Pa.

Elementary— Mathematics

BARBARA

A.

TATE

Ridgway, Pa.
Elementary— English

LEAHETTA

E.

TAYLOR

York. Pa.
Special Education— Special Education

THOMAS

TAYLOR

S.

Middletown, Pa.
Business— Accounting

PALMA

A.

TERRUSO

Old Forge, Pa.
Elementary— English

JOHN

P.

TETER

Zion Grove. Pa.

Secondary— Physics

ROBERTA

F.

THARP

Shamokin, Pa.
Elementary— Music

LINDA

A.

THOMAS

Catasauqua. Pa.
Special Education— Speech

Correction

THOMAS

W.

THOMAS.

JR.

Plymouth. Pa.
Special Education— Speech

Correction

CHRISTINE

A.

TODD

Girardville. Pa.

Secondary— Mathematics

WILLIAM

S.

TOMLINSON

Hatboro. Pa.

Secondary— History

JOHN

J.

TRATHEN

Bloomsburg. Pa.
Business -Accounting
A. TREVETHAN
Wilkes-barre. Pa.
Elementary— English

FAITH

230

LYNN

D.

TRUTT

Beaver Springs, Pa.
Secondary— Mathematics

ROBERT

TUCKER

L

Hazleton. Pa.

Secondary— Biological
Science

JAMES

T. ULANOSKI
Danville. Pa.

Secondary— Biology

NANCY

L.

ULRICH

Washingtonville, Pa.
Elementary— Biology

SALLEE R UMLAUF
Gordon, Pa.
Special Education— Special
Education

KAREN

M.

UNDECK

Hazleton, Pa

Secondary— Mathematics

BONITA

M URAM

Berwick, Pa.

Elementary— Music

GER.A.LD R. VALONIS
Dickson City, Pa.
Business— Accounting

CHERIE

VAUGHN

E.

Berwick. Pa.
Special Education— Special

Education

DIANA

VAZQUEZ

R.

Bethlehem, Pa.
Secondary— Spanish

RICHARD VERBITSKI
Keiser, Pa.

Business— Accounting

ROBERT

J.

VOLCIAK

West Hazleton, Pa.
Secondary— Social Studies

MARY

F.

VOLPE

Norristown. Pa.
Elementary— English

GAIL

P.

WAGNER

Bloomsburg, Pa.
Secondary— French

231

MIRIAN

D.

WAGNER

Gordon, Pa.
Secondary- Mathematics

PAMELA

G.

WAGNER

Pottstown, Pa.
Special Education— Speech Correction

SHARYN

L.

WALDRON

Levittown, Pa.
Elementary- English

MADELYN WALL
Alden Station, Pa.
Business— Secretarial

JAMES W, WALTER
Ashland, Pa.
Second ary— H istory

PAUL

WALTERS

D.

Mahanoy

City, Pa.

Secondary- Social Studies

DAVID

T.

WALTMAN

Montgomery, Pa.
Secondary— Biology

W WALTON

JOSEPH

Hazleton, Pa.

Secondary-Earth

&

Space

Science

LAURETTE WANKO
Edwardsville, Pa.
Elementary— Biology

ALLEN

WARING

R.

Reading, Pa.
Business— Accounting

NANCY

WARK

J.

Berwick, Pa.

Elementary-English

CAMILLE

D.

WASHINGTON

,^

Baileys Crossroads, Va.
Special Education— Special

Education

232

LORETTA

F.

WASKEVICH

Wilkes Barre. Pa.
Elenientarv— Psychology

JOHN

S.

Summit

WATTO

Hill, Pa.

Secondary— Geography

BARTON

I.

WATTS

Berwick. Pa.
Secondary— English

KENNETH

D.

WEAVER

Watsontown. Pa.
Secondary-Earth

&

Space

Science

SAMUEL

W.

WEAVER

Shamokin. Pa.
Secondary— Geography and Earth
& Space Science

JOHN

D.

WEBBER

Shamokin. Pa.
Secondary— Geography

LINDA

WEBBER

R.
Riverside, Pa.

Elementary

JANE E. WEIKERT
New Osford. Pa.
Special Education— Special

Education

GERALDINE
Woodland,

R.

Pa.

Business— General

JOSEPH P WILDE
Abington. Pa.
Secondary— Biology

BONNIE

F.

WILLIAMS

Danville. Pa.

Elementary— English

233

WELKER

BRUCE H WILLIAMS
Wilkes Barre, Pa.
Secondarv'- English

JANET

E.

WILLIAMS

Bloomsburg. Pa.
Business— Accounting

RICHARD

M.

WILLIAMS

Clarks Summit, Pa.

Elementary— Geography

SARAH

I.

WILLIAMS

Prospect Park. Pa.
Elementar>'

JEROME

D.

WISDO

Mount Carmel,

Pa.

Business- Accounting

ANN

WITMER

L.
Elizabethville. Pa.

Elementary— Biology

MARGARET

A.

WOHLFART

Newfoundland. Pa.
Elementary- Biology
K. WOLFE
Berwick. Pa.
Secondary— English

BRENDA

SHARON

L.

WOLFE

Mifflmburg. Pa.

Elementary— Mathematics

RAYMOND

B.

WOLVERTON

Danville, Pa.
Secondary- Physics

JAMES W. WORTH
Noxen. Pa.
Secondar\— Social Studies

JOHN

S.

WOYTOWICH.

JR.

Kulpmont, Pa.
Busmess— Accounting

SANDRA
Nescopeck.
Elementary

L.

WRIGHT

Pa.

MARGARET YABCZYNSKI
Shamokin. Pa.
Business— Accounting

234

MARY

YACKABONIS

E.

Mahonoy

City, Pa.

Secondary— Mathematics

MICHAEL

J.

YAVOROSKY

Simpson. Pa.

Secondary— Histoiy

GAYLE ANN YEAGER
Shickshinny. Pa.
Special Education— Speech Correction

GREGORY

T.

YOCKEY

Reading, Pa.
Business— General

BONITA

YODER

D.

Danville. Pa.

Business— General

NELSON W. YODER
Shamokin, Pa.
Secondary— English

RICHARD

J.

YOST

Shamokin, Pa.
Secondary— English

JUDY

K.

YOUNG

Ben Argyl, Pa.
Business— General

LESLIE

E.

YOUNG

Danville, Pa.
Secondary- English

LORRAINE M. ZACK
Yardley, Pa.

Elementary-Biology

FRANCES

M. ZALINSKI
Shamokin, Pa.
Secondary-English

ROBERT ZALONIS
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Secondary— Mathematics

JOHN

J.

ZANGARDI

Scranton, Pa.
Secondary— English

DONNA

M.

ZAVACKY

Clarks Summit, Pa.

Elementary

235

EILEEN

A.

Tamaqua,

ZEHNER

Pa.

Elementary— German

KAREN

J.

ZEHNER

Bloomsburg, Pa.
Secondary— Mathematics

ROGER

H. ZEISLOFT
Bloomsburg. Pa.
Business— Accounting

STEVEN

L.

ZIEGLER

Bloomsburg. Pa.
Elementary— Art

RICHARD

T.

ZIMMERMAN

Zion Grove, Pa..
Elementary— Mathematics

ROBERT

ZIMMERMAN

A.
Freeland. Pa.
Arts & Sciences

ROY

R.

ZIMMERMAN

Bloomsburg. Pa.

Secondary— Social Studies

FRANK

J.

ZORANSKI

Glen Lyon. Pa.
Secondary— Mathematics

k^iM
THERESA

A.

ZOSH

Mount Carmel.

Pa.

Secondary- English

THOMAS

M.

Tamaqua,

Pa.

Arts

&

ZUKOVICH

Sciences— Chemistry

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2,

Intramurals

2.

I.

Committee

Omega

MRA.

693-1670

Treasurer

2. 3. 4;

2,

I,

Fire Marshall

4.

3,

SPSE.A,

3. 4,

384-4923 Athenaeum Club

.

Thomas

Baradziej,

A,.

454-7079, Science Club

2:

I.

Veteran's Association

cil

Pa..

ettes

2;

Intramurals

1.

2. 3

Baranowski. Bernard Martin Jr
373-3644. Circle
Barlow. Elaine. 117

K

Club

4.

CG

Prom Committee Chairman

Plavers

I,

English Club

2.

Committee-Hospitality

,A

"Dear Coed"

Fire Marshall 3;

Basketball 2. Intramurals

"B" Club

3.

S P S E A

2. 3. 4,

2. 3.

I.

2.

2.

3

JR.A.
Bloomsburg

2, 3. 4.

4.

3,

2. 3, 4,

Col-

I.

Band

2. 3:

I.

4

Sherwood Avenue. Dunmore. Pa.
Exceptional Children 2. 3. 4. Bloomsburg

Bartuszewski. Barbara Ann. 623

347-3201

Council for

Players

SPSEA

Basile,

1:

Who Among
Football

Basta.

Sigma Alpha Eia

1.

Beta Sigma Delta

2.

3: Intramurals

I.

"Who's

CGA.

Commiliee-Publiciiy

murals

2,

3.

2. 3. 4.

Sergeant at

Arms

St

,

Old Forge. Pa

Sigma Alpha Eta

I.

.

457-2094

2. 3, 4,

Intra-

RD

Northumberland.

I.

Pa,.

.

I

Beahm. Cvnthia Mary. 924 Walters
Band

Fire
I.

2^

Warden

1.

Intramurals

BednarczyW. Rose

2:

Phi Beta

648-5517 Athenaeum Club
3

Bethlehem.

Lambda

3.

4:

Pa..

868-4766

SPSEA

3.

2:

1574 Tioga Street, Shamokin. Pa,
I.

2.

Gamma

Pa.

I.

Ha/leton.

.

St

Lambda

3.

RD =tl.

Cheerleaders

Board

3.

2.

FrackviUe. Pa

,

Publicity

Ohtter Clubs and .Activities 2:

CG

Day Women

3:

Theta Upsilon

for Exceptional Children

Thela Upsilon

2.

Louis

Council
2;

3. 4.

4: Varsity

Club

Cesarini.

Pa
1.

Ohiier

3;

3

4.

Bridge.

Beta

President 4.

3.

Alpha

Kappa Delta
Fair St

.

Psi

3:

Board
2, 3. 4.

W

Charles.

International Rela-

Ambler.

Road.

Omega

2. 3. 4.

Tom

3:

Bloomsburg. Pa

Band

I.

.

Pa..

2. 3. 4;

Vice Pres-

784-8486

Phi

I

\.

2. 3.

,

784-4055.

4

John Russell, R D =3. Sunbur>. Pa 286-4004 Wrestling 1.
Brown. Barbara Ann. 3002 Oregon St.. Easton. Pa 2531266 Maroon
& Gold Typist 3: Chess Club 2. 3. Secretary: S.P.S.E, A, 1. 2. 3:
Brosius.

.

.

Kappa
mittee

Brown.

Delta Pi 3. 4:

ARW

House Committee

1;

Hospitality

Com-

Charles

Day Men:

Brown. Kenneth.

Manager

2. 3.

Circle

H.. 105

Pubhciiy Committee

East

100

John.

K

Danville.

Pa

.

Club
Tamanua, Pa. 668-2120, CG.A.
Maroon & Gold I, 2. 3. 4. Circulation

Rowe

3. 4:

Street,

I

St..

.Advisorv Board 4. S

P S E.A

3.

4:

Intramurals

1.

3.

2.

Harmonettes

4;

2,

1,

4.

3,

Mocanequa. Pa. 542-7931,

Streei.

Italy

Presideni

2. 3.

I.

ARW

Omega

.Alpha Phi

2, 3.

Corndor Representative

2. 3. 4.

I.

"B" Club

Basketball

2. 3. 4;

Intramurals

3;

Edwm K,

46

1.

(Womans

2. 3.

an's Association

murals

I,

2.

2.

Main

3.

Hill.

Pa,.

Judiciary

2.

Exiramurals)

I,

Intramural Co-ordinator

Middleburg.

Street,

Club

International Relations

3:

1.

Gamma

2. 3. 4.

837-2731

Pa..

4; S.P.S.E, A. 4. Veter-

Theta Upsilon

2. 3. 4:

Intra-

3

Chellew. George Edward. 258 Willow Street. Hummelsiown.

GG.A-

566-8564.

Commillee-.Athletics

4.

Onentation

Pa,.

Beta

3;

Sigma Delta 3. 4. Historian 4, Basketball 3. 4; Intramurals 2. 3. 4.
Chmarnev. -Audre\ Man., I64S River, Pitlston. Pa.. 655-2617 Olympian Arts Staff 3. 4. Dramatic Club "Players" I.
Sandra

Joyce.

WI6-4221 Huski Club
Clarke.

3— Chairman

2.

Manaeina Editor
Men's Glee Club

Buitonwood

10
2.

2,

3:

Christian
Class

3.

Naniicoke.

I;

Hospitality

Maroon

2.

Gold

«$

Editor 4: Concert Choir

.Associate

2. 3. 4.

3:

2.

Band

I.

2:

Alpha Phi

fc

,

4

2. 3.

Street.

Dance

Election Board

Levittown.

Lane.

Lambda Alpha Mu

219

Leonard.

Scott

735-1366. Class Float

Gamma

Pa,.

Awards
3. 4.

2.
2.

3.

4:

3. 4,

Clemens. Anne Elizabeth. 440 Snyder .Avenue. Elizabtthtown. Pa..
367-1688. CG.A. Publicity Commiitee 3; Huski Club 2: Prom

Committee 3: Remembrance Committee 2. 3: ARW I. 2. 3. 4,
Coarman. Ksi-Lyn Leigh. 500 Railroad Street. Millersburg. Pa..
692-4533. Maroon £ Gold 4: Dramatic Club "Players" 4:

SPSEA

3.4.

Claude Anthony. 324 Cedar Avenue. Scranton,

Coccodrilli.

I

Center

Mark. 55

Co-capiain

Olympian

2.

9th Street. Bloomsburg. Pa
4.

2, 3. 4,

I.

3.

Business Ed,

4

Pi

Intramurals

SPSEA

Wrestling

3-

CL9-4783

2.

Council for E.xceplional Children
2. 3. 4:

Roben Rush. 405
Lambda I. 2. 3. 4.

Science Club 4.

Haywood

415

2. 3. 4:

4,

Chandler, Barbara Gail. 3314 Highland Avenue, Drexel

4; Secretary 3;

2, 3.

Clancv.

Kathleen.

Mason Avenue. Drexel Hill. Pa..
Maroon & Gold 2. English Club

100

1

Councilman

Athenaeum Club

ARW

458-3851,

,

Harmonettes

Huski Club

1.

MRA

Librarian

Club 2: SPSEA 3. 4
Brennar. John Allen. 25 West 8th Street. Bloomsburg. Pa.. 784-3943
CG.A. Bloodmobile Committee 2. 3. 4. Day Men 1. 2. 3. 4:
SPSEA. 4. Alpha Phi Omega 2. 3, 4. Archaeology Club 2. 3. 4.

I.

,

Commit-

Publicity

2. 4.

Day W'omen Junior RepMaroon & Cold Reporter I.

4:

2.

Roddo,

789-6261

tions

4;

Bloomsburg. Pa

Street.

First

Committee

455-1140- Bloomsburg Players

Coun-

A,

President 3.

Schantk Ave. Pen Argyl. Pa.
Gale Louise. 306 N
863-6291 CG.A Hospitality Committee 2, 3. Election Board 3:
Bloodmobile 3; ARW' Big and Little Sister Coordinator 3. Council

MI6-2143 Obiter i.
Bloomsburg Players

228 Easi

Rita.

Hospitality

Assembly Committee Secretary

Cerasaro. Theresa Mary. 515 Ridge Avenue. West Haxleton. Pa.

4

2. 3.

Millville.

Spanish Club

2. 3:

Dramatic Club

Nancy

Corre-

2.

3-

Hospitably Committee

874-3196,

.

Branch.

Bncker.

S P,S,E..A

3.

Treasurer

3.

2.

3. 4.

Berv-ick. Pa.. 752-5320.

ARW; Dorm

4:

2, 3. 4:

I.

CCA-

1.

Spring Arts Festi-

Treasurer

2. 3. 4.

Newman Club

I;

Hazclion. Pa..

Street.
2. 3;

1. 2. 3.4
Cavanaugh. Carol Ann, 506 Highland .Avenue. Clarks Summit. Pa..
587-4675, Obiter I: English Club 2, Huski Club I. SPSEA 2,

454-8067

Pa..

ARW

Ans.

Manchester, Pa, 266-3585,

Street.

Staff 3. 4:

Gamma

4.

Wyoming

Le Cercle Francais

1:

Po-

Corre-

3. 4.

Copy Staff 2. 3. 4, Advertising editor 3, 4. Obuer 4: OlymAthenaeum Club 2. 3: Dramatic Club I. 2. 3. 4: Publicity
Sub-Crew Chief 3. 4. International Relations Club 4. SPSEA 1.
2. 3. 4. .Alpha Phi Gamma 3. 4, Charter Member. Newman Club

Sunbury. Pa

St..

Phi Beta

3:

Spring

Standards Committee

2:

Vice President

3.

Ma-

Pi 2. 3.

History Association

resentative 3; Senior Representative 4:

2.

S.PS E-A 4; Intramurals 2
Bradwell, Marguenle Nancy. 717 Morgan Avenue. Palmyra. New
Jersey. 829-3008 CG A, Hospitality Committee 2. 3: Election

274-2697.

I,

Mane Ann.

Recording Secretarv

St.,

St

3.

Psychology Club

Brobsi. Joyce Elaine. 175

Box 421.A.

Darlene Ann,

473-9332 Band I. 2, 3; Intramurals 2. 3.
Baum. Allan Gerald. 313 East Mine Street, Hazleion. Pa 454-5108,
Maroon <$ Gold 3. 4. S P S EA 4: Varsity Club 4; Football Manager 3; Wrestling Manager 2: Intramurals

ARW

Proctor

ident

4

2. 3.

Jeanne Marie Anne. 527 Edith

Baslresv,

S.PS.EA,

3:

2. 3:

I.

International

2;

Sigma

3: Phi

Decorations Committee

Huski Club

784-7807.

Presideni 2

I

Students in American Universities and Colleges" 4:

Alpha Phi Omega
3:

4.

Albert James, 307 Race St. Stowe. Pa,. 323-7158

4:

tee 4:

Garlield

Bowman. Judy Ann. School Lane.

Club

Amooland Road. Norwood. Pa. LU6-II69.

ARW

.

I

lege Council 4. Secretary 4.

Decoration 4.

Pine Street. Kulpmoni. Pa

I(X)7

.

Member

Intramurals

Treasurer

2.

1.

Program Chairman

3. 4.

Cavalhm. Mary Lou

2

1.

McAdoo. Pa.

Drive.
3;

pian 4:

Mane. 547

t.

Kennedy
Club 1.

2. 3. 4.

420 N. Fourth

Jr..

HospitaUty Committee

Bower. Judith Ann.

Day Men's Association 4,
Baran. Theresa Ann Marie. 22 Columbus Avenue. Wilkes-Barre, Pa..
822-2355 Proctor 2. "B" Club 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 3; Harmontramurals

val 4: Obiter

3.

1.

542 7964

.

2

4; Forensic Society

CG.A,

455-0735-

2,

I.

Maroon & Gold Copy

2. 3. 4: In-

I.

President

Spanish Club

2:

CG.A. Homecoming Committee

Sandra

2.

Carbondalc.

St,.

Onentation Committee

Bowen. Mary Kathleen. High

1.

3.

Noclle A,. 563 North

Centrella.

International Relations

Archeology Club

sponding Secretary

4,

German Club
Club 3; SPSEA. I. 2. 3. 4.
330 West Green Street. West Hazleton.

Secretary

2. 3.

Fallbrook

107

Francis.

CGA,

Intramurals

Freshman

3,

2.

Beta Sigma Delta

3:

Monanaqua. Pa

4

2. 3.

I.

4,

Activities 3, Presideni 3:

Casaretla.

ARW

Vice-Presidenl 4. Intramurals

3.

Committee 2
Bowen. David Wayne. 123 E Spnng

New

Swim-

4;

Gold

<S

litical

Iota

1.

Intramurals

CGA-

I

Bankes. Sheryt June. Rock Glen. Pa
2,

4:

2. 3

Pa..

roon

Sigma .Alpha

3. 4.

2.

Pa.

Dunniorc.

Street,

Club 4
Carver. Terry. 348 West Broad Slreel. Telford. Pa,. 723-3257,

3. 4,

Berwick. Pa,. 752-2347 Spanish

,

Chairman

Library

S.P.SE A
Bostian. Leonard Charles.

784-8088. Athen-

Pa..

Wyoming.

Street.

Jersey. 609-429-1554 Sigma lota

Float

St

Lambda Alpha Mu

Secretary 2:

Forensic

Bandv. Christopher Joseph. 138 Edison .Avenue. Cherr> Hill.

ming

Monroe

Ome-

Psi

Cardamone. Ralph Melvin. 435 South Kennedy Drive. McAdoo. Pa..
929-3753, Athenaeum Club. Phi Beia Lambda 2. 3, 4: Psychology

286-9712,

Pa,.

Veteran's Association

3:

2-

Alpha

Intramurals

I.

Slreel.

Italy

SPSEA

2. 3:

sponding Secretary

282-0106

4

1. 2. 3.

Dramatic Club

I. 4.

Alexander

Borvs.

Sigma

2.

Chestnut

SPSEA

3:

Inlcrnalional Relations

Pi Sigma Xi

3.4.

286-2868-

Bloomsburg.

4.

929-2690

Relations Club

Homecoming

CGA
English

2. 3. 4:

1.

I.

4

Joseph Carl. 418 South

Capello.

Boose. Robert Eugene. 22 Copper Beech Lane. Levntown, Pa WI59030. Class Vice President I. 2. CG.A. Standards Committee 1:

2

I,

D

Lee David, 32 Second

Intramurals

140 Caiawissa Avenue. Sunbury.

L,.

Gold

2. 3. 4.

I.

2.

Assistant

3.

Weatherly, Pa. 427-8879

1,

Sophomore Representative
3:

Athenaeum Club

.

Terrace.

Athe-

275-0569

Pa,.

SPSEA

2. 3. 4:

Pi 3.

Capece. Chrisiine Ann. 129

784-7264.

Pa..

4

Orientation

3,

Secretary 3: Council 2:

286-6140

Pa..

Copy Editor 4. OhiierA. Ednor-m-Chief 4: English Club
Tau Delta 4. S P SEA 2; Alpha Phi Gamma 3, 4.
Society

Bloomsburg.

Street.
2. 3,

I.

American Chemical Society I. 2. 3. 4: Science Club I:
3. 4. Recording SctTeiar> 4: Alpha Phi Omega 2,
Boone. Diane Mane. Route 3. Waynesboro. Pa.. 762-4894

I.

Valeview

Lee.

Baker. Susan Albenson,

e$

New-

1:

Kappa Delta

2. 3. 4.

347-0735 Spanish Club

Omega

Pa,.

Danville.

Bloomsburg Players

Cantarella. Joanne Kalhrvn. 563

437-2576. Chess Club

.

Bobita. Dennis John. 823 Pnnceton Ave.. Palmerton. Pa,. 82602456.

I.

Lambda

Phi Beta

Blotimsburg. Pa,. 784-4611-

3.

4

Auten, John M.. Jr. 24 South Fifth Sireel. Sunbur*.

Avery.

Club

I,

3t6.

2:

Club 3.4: Sigma Tau Delta

Pa.. AD3-3635.
Committee 4: Publicity
Recreation C<immutee 3: SPSEA 4: Intra-

Boberski. Carol A.. 425

Pa..

Dramatic Club

2;

I.

West 9th

503

Jr..

784-4065 Veteran's Association

man Club

Maroon

Players 2; Har-

RD

4,

Sigma

Women: Athenaeum Club

784-4065 Dav
Austin.

Bkwmsburg

3:

3

2.

Pa. 286-0050

4

4: English

Committee-Hospitality

A

S P S.E

:

murals,

779-1670

Pa..

4; Social

Bloom. Garv

2.

Theresa.

Jean

Plymouth,

Street.

I

Anne. 1613 Church Road. Oreland.

Pep Committee

,A

Committee

2,

Willow

Marcia. 54

naeum Club

2.

Lambda Alpha Mu 3, 4.
Woodland Avenue. Lewislown. Pa,. 248-1367

Chess Club 4: Intramurals

monettes

CG

Relations Club 2.

Terry Lee. 524

Audelewicz.

Players

Danville, Pa

Sih

East

S.PS.EA,

I:

Blaeiz. Barbara

An

2:

752-7098. Huski Club

Pa.,

Joy Ann, 354

Harmoneties

3.

4: International

ARW

Club

Ski

4;

3. 4.

Delia

2. 3. 4;

captain

2. 3. 4.

I.

Sunbury.

2

Bitler.

SP.S.E.A.

4;

3.

2.

I.

Baseball

3.

intramurals

2.

RDj=|,

Earl,

Campbell. Ruth Ann.

ga

R D =2.

I.

Ash. Elame Celia. 704 Fallon Street. Old Forge. Pa.. GI7-2744. Dramatic Club "Players"

Psychology Club

Pi 3. 4.

Campbell. Kenneth

Intramurals 2

1:

Harold Leroy.

Bitler.

Iniemaiional Relations Club
in

Psi

Cross-Country

2. 3. 4;

.

Lambda 2. 3. 4. Bloomsburg
Roben Peter. 429 E Fourth St.

Chess Club

Bloomsburg

2:

1,

Omega

Alpha Phi

Commit-

3; Hospitality

Veteran's Association

3. 4:

I

Birilcy.

A Com-

Omega

Science Club 4. Alpha

Committee

t,

RD

Representative for Experiment

Campus

Psychology

3. 4.

I

3.

275-4658.

Pa.

Riverside,

E.

Kappa Delia

Pi

Mount Car-

237 South Locust Street.

Jr..

339-4594 Chess Club

.

Bilder.

2.

I.

4

mittee-Hospitality

.Attivo.

mel. Pa

Williamsport. Pa. 322-5760-

St.,

Phi Beta

Aronsohn. Terr. Jean.

Alen.

Walnut

Louise. 215

Callahan. Francis Patrick.

2. 3.

2. Pep Club
John William. 210 Lpper Mulberry Street. Danville. Pa..
275-1627 Phi Beta Lambda 1: Day Men I. 2. 3. Newman Club
=1, Ashland. Pa 276-1360 "B" Club 3. 4.
Bird. Sandra Lee.

tee

Kappa Sisma

2: J'hi

1.

2. Baseball-

I.

Avenue

524

I..

Club

2; Varsity

I.

2;

I.

Hastingsm

.

Shirley

Plavers

Ohiier 2:

Benton, 617 Eighth, Selingsgrove. Pa.. 374-4952.

Anderson.

2. 3:

A

E

2. 3.

I.

!.

SPS

2,

I.

344-6366.. Obiter 3: Circle

Children

i.

Glee Club
Colestock.

545-0103

2. 3. 4:
I.

K

Club

Harmonettes

2: Hospitality

I.

3:

1.

2:

Pa,,

Council for Exceptional

S.PS.E.A.

I.

2,

3. 4;

Men's

2

Richard. 115 Oak Street, Harrisburg, Pa
CG.A, Commiitee Onentation 2. Hospitalitv 2. MRA

George

,

.

MRA

4;

leges"

Sccrclar)

Delta

Historian

2. 3. 4,

Proctor

3.

(Business Education Club)

Sigma

Phi

2;

Club

Baseball

Pi 2. 3;

Telephone

Treasurer

2. 3. 4.

Huski Club

Track

2:

Band

-8874. Studio

Omega

Phi

.-Vlpha

I:

Bloomsburg.

Street.

Intramurals

2. 3. 4;

Hatboro.

Pa..

2. 3. President 4.

Band

Speech Club

SPSEA.

5S4-2354.

B"

COI-5tX)8

Mu

.Mpha

Club

2. 3. 4.

President

New

Ave.

Voorhis

Treasurer

3. 4.

2.

GA

ARW

Mu

Lambda Alpha
Crouthamel. M,

"B" Qubs
4:

1.

Box

Eli/aheth.

Huvki

4:

3.

President

3. 4.

2.

Intramurals

3.

Bloomsburg Players

Intramurals

3. 4.

I

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Water

2. 3. 4:

1.

R.D.=

murals

Lambda Alpha Mu

Cerclc Francais

Williamstown.

St..

Room Committee

Program Chairman

Huski Club

4;

R A

J

Mam

West

319

Cathleen.

Assistant

Ephrata.

Street.

Eister.

Pa,.

Newman Club

Resident Advisor 4;

3.

mittee-Telephone

Chairman

3.

Fire

3.

Club

rescnlalive 2. International Relations

Club

drigals 2: Psychology

Warden

Ray

Dallabnda.
373-631

Chestnut

1236

Allan.

Archeology

2. 3;

1.

Lambda

Phi Beta

Intramurals

3.

-B" Club

Davies. C- Richard. 61

Football

Pa.

Tunkhannock.

Street.

International Relations

2.

Club

Huski

4;

Hockey

SPSEA

Intramurals

4:

Field

2.

I.

I

Davis. Flo Louella. Richheld. Pa.. Richfield 694-3571. National Ed-

ucation Association

4; Pennsvlvania State Education Associa-

3.

Intramurals

W

Mahoning

Deal.

Danville. Pa

.

.

275-0129,

Mam

St,.

Watsonlown. Pa. 583-1569

2. 3

Mullineau\. 517 Nelhcrwood Road. Upper Darbv.

Lisbeth

Pa..

FL2-I766 C.G.A. Committee-Standards

2.

Club

4.

Intramurals

President

tramurals

IFC

2. 3. 4.

1.

DeFrancisco.

4.

Intramurals

Chorus

Delta

1;

Westminster

Baseball

4;

3.

Omega Chi

4;

Beta

2. 3.

Vice

1.

4; Football

Pa..
I.

2.

Men's Glee Club

I.

at

Arms

MRA

Football

1.

2;

chology Club

2.

Intramurals
I.

2;

1.

2.

I.

York.

2. 3

Vice President

2. 3. 4.

Levitlown.

Lane.

Hill

3.

President 4. In-

C.G.A- Committee-Hospitality
Science Club

S.P.S.EA.

2.

Corresponding Secretary

Baseball 1.2

3. 4.

4;

I.

Bloodmobile

Gamma

Intramurals

3;

Worman

Devlin. Gerald Otto. 130

Club

1.

3. 4.

St..

Huski Club

3;

Theta Upsilon

2.

3.

3. 4.

Espy. Pa.. 7S4-253I, Varsity

Intramurals

2. 3. 4;

SPS

E,A

4. Basketball

2. 3. 4.

1.

Intramurals

I.

Dietnch. Edward

Lambda
captain

Dietz, Linda

Club

P..

2; Obiier
3;

510 Wilkes Barre Street. Easton,
I.

2. 3.

Intramurals

I.

Sports Editor 3; Tennis

Kay, 615 Ave.

2, 3. 4, Secretary 2. 3;

Sigma Alpha Eta
Nancv

J..

1.

2,

Pa.. Phi
I.

2.

3. 4.

Beta

Co-

and Colleges"

versities

E..

Riverside.

S.P.S.EA.
18th

Pa..

275-4110. Physics

4,

St..

Potlsville. Pa..

6220402,

3.

Orientation

Bndgetown

Pike.

Langhorne.

Pa,.

SK7-3636,

Track

Science Club

pha Theta

Club

Club

2.

Hj

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Phi

2. 3, 4.

1.

Kap-

4.

I.

Phi Beta

President 4:

President's Scholarship 3

3;

Red

Hill.

215-679-9612

Pa.,

Vice-President

SPS

2, 3, 4;

A

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Council

3,

2. 4;

2

OmcL.i

Pi

Sigma

RD 3

Ann.
1.

Who

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Gamma

2. 3;

Karen

Avenue.

Hillside

2.

Williamsport.

Pa

Hospitality 3.

Band

Theta Upsilon 2. 3. 4. Intramurals 2
346 King Street. Northumberland.

Pa.

Louise.

473-3284 Athenaeum Club

Das

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in

4.

2363

L..

779-2t)2T

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3.

I.

Bloomsburg. Pa. 784-4387, Sigma Al-

1.

and Colleges"

Intramurals

Pi 3. 4.

3.4; '"Who's

2.

2. 3. 4.

I.

Gaylord Avenue. Plymouth. Pa

113

4. Phi

3.

Linda

,Mhe-

3;

S,P.S.E.A.

2. 3,

Galbreath. Stevan Anderson.

W. Third

163

4

2. 3.

I.

Bloomsburg. Pa

St..

.

2.

1.

3, 4,

Day

Berwick. Pa.. 752-6834.

Gamma

.

SPSEA.

4;

4.

3.

MRA,

Intramurals

2:

I.

784 0890. Chess Club

2. 3. 4.

759-8nMS

Kmlersville.

Intramurals

322 8904 C.G A. Committee-Bloodmobile

322-5005

Pa,.

Veteran's .Association

2;

I.

Pi

4; S.P.S.E .A

3. 4.

Band

2, 3. 4;

History Association

2, 3, 4;

1,

Vice President 4

Gallo, June L, 319 Orange Street. Northumberland. Pa.. 473-3419

Theta Upsi-

SPSEA.

Day Women;
surer

Harrisburg. Pa.. 232-8350

NEA

4;

Psychology Club

4;

3. 4.

Trea-

SPSEA.

Evans. Jack Rov.

CG

692-4533 Bloomsburg Players

Pep

3.

2. 3;

SPSEA

Emporium.

.

Kappa

4.

Beta

2: Phi

Delta

Walnut

1.500

Pa..

English Club

3. 4:

Kathleen

Joyce.

Eyer.

John Joseph.

I.

Amateur Radio
tramurals

Oub

4.

murals

Players
Faust.

752-2593,

Vice-President

Presi-

1.

875-1264.

Pa..

1.

2. 3.

4;

Pa

Citv.

SPS

Football

Mifflin.

Baseball

3. 4:

I. 2.

R-D-SS5. Danville.

Second

St

C.O-A Committee-Election Board
2.

1.

2. 3. 4.

Treasurer

Weatherly.

,

S.P.S.EA.

4.

Vice-President

2. 3.

Intramurals

CG-.A. Hospitality Committee
murals

1:

"B" Club

I.

759-8418- "'Who's

Rocant

Phi

3:
I.

3.

ARW:

1.

Pa

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Intra-

I.

S

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1.

Pa..

427-8578,

2. 3;

Sigma

Gamma

Pi 2. 3. 4.

I.

Intra-

Spnng Garden Ave. Berwick. Pa.
Students

in

.American Universities

SPSEA.

lon 2; Fire

Sports Staff

President 4;

Warden

1.

West Second

338

Sigma

Iota

Street.

I.

2.

Ans

Spring

3.

Pa

Hazleton.

.

Onentation Commit-

3.

Commillce on

Festival 4:

Community .Affairs 4. Chairman 4. MRA RepresenBeta Lambda 1. 2. 3. 4. Vice President 3. Huski Club

E A

Newman Club

4;

Vice President

2. 3. 4.

I.

George,

Lambda

Phi Beta

Omega

2. Presi-

Intramurals

R

D.ff 2.

Physics Club

2;

Committee

3. 4;

Gerst. Joseph Martin. 74

Club

3. 4.

Secretars

3.

I.

Phi

W

Third

Circle

3. 4;

Pi 3. 4,

K

Club

3

Danville. Pa.. 275-4264

Sigma

.

Delta

Pi 2. 3;

Berwick. Pa.. 759-9985

St..

Street.
I

Al-

826-8429. Concert

Pa..

Sigma

Maroon & Gold
Montour

Dav
1.

2. 3. 4,

Palmerlon.

2. 3. 4;

Gerhard. David Man. 326

CGA

»2. Catawissa. Pa. 799-5551
4. Science Club 1; SPSEA,

2. 3.

2. 3. 4;

George. Roger Lee.
1.

RD

Wilben,

Larry

Men:

Council for Exceptional C"hildrcn

Dramatic Club

3;

3,

Choir

2.

4

2. 3.

Cercle Francais 3. 4:
1. 2. 4
Fedin. Evelyn Kathleen. 1940 North Market St

4.

4

2. 3.

Iota

Omega

3; Varsity

Vice President 4. Football 4; Wrestling 4:

Track 4; Athletic Committee

2.

Student Representative

2. Proctor

Officer 3

Who Among

1.

Pa

2. 3

Vice President

2. 3. 4.

Pep Committee

Decoration Committee

Hospitality

tative 4. Phi

4.
In-

4. Cla.ss Secretary 3.

teau 2-4772. Obiter

I.

Master of Ceremonies of Junior

3;

CGA

3.

Peter.

CGA

College and

C.G A Committee-Social RecDay Women Vice President 3. Maroon & Gold I. 2; Le

and Colleges'^

I.

2. 3. 4.

.

275-3208. Bloomsburg

Pa..

English Club 4: S.P.S.E. A. 4; Intramurals
E.

Alpha Phi Omega

2. 3. 4.

Representative

Omega

pha Phi

Ace Thomas. 619

2;

1.

A

E

Flourtown.

Street.

1.4. Intramurals

Miss Eastern Pennsylvania Pageant Escoun

3;

.

2

Secretary

Prom

dent

E,.

Lambda

45S-404O.

Pa

Manager
E A 3. 4.

Circulation

4.

3.

2.

Mahanov

Place.

Le Cercle Francais

3. 4.

Grove

S.P.S.EA

I.

Junior Prom Committee

tee 4;

Park
I.

4;

Gentile.

Bloomsburg.

2. 3

2;

SPS

3. 4;

Genoa. John Jr.. 411 Pine Street. Danville. Pa.. 275-4702. CGA,
Pep Committee 3; CGA, Bloodmobile Committee 2. 3. 4; Homecoming Committee 3. 4. Chairman 4; Decorating Committee 4.

MRA

CG A

4

Drue.

John Vincent. 2626 Old Elizabeth Road. West

I.

693-3378

Gentile. Joseph Phillip. 129 Park Street. Carbondaie. Pa.. 282-1422

4

3.

143

Maroon £ Gold

773-0708

Pa..

Intramurals 1.2.

4:

Spanish Club

2;

858

Carolyn.

AD3-447I Harmonettes

3.

3

SPSEA

4.

Knights

135

Pa..

BUxsmsburg Plavers

2. 3.

Huski Club

Lambda

784-3316. Phi Beta

Science Club

3. 4;

Janet

Gelhaus.

483-5154

Intramurals

Pi 3. 4;

Ashland.

St,.

Room

Dining

3.

Track

I

Member 3; Day Women
Lambda 2; Pi Omega Pi

Commiitee-Pep

Pi 3;

Pi 3. 4.

Huski Club

4.

Phi Beta

Bloomsburg Players

C.G.A. Council

Sigma

4; Phi

2. 3.

1.

3. 4.

Wyoming.

St..

4

Evans, Joan M.. 905A East Third Street. Nescopeck,

dent

S.P.S.EA,

Geiser. Connie Joan. Potts Grove. Pa.. 742-4032. Concert Choir

3.4

Lambda

Delta

3. 4.

Chair-

3.

A. Commiltee-Hospitalitv 4. Bloodmobile 4. Fire Marshal

Science Club 4;

Spanish Club

4

3.

iLankcrville) Millersburg. Pa

St..

4;

Gavlick. Bernard Joseph. 117 Second

ScKial Recreation 4.

3. 4.

Women's Representative

Laurelwood Ct

115

Standards

2.

1.

Election Bsiard

Kis-lyn L.. 500 Railroad

I.

Recording Secretary

3;

3

Oarman.

Baseball

3;

College Council

4;

3. 4.

R.A

3. 4. J

Relations Club

3.4.

R.D.al.

34.

Manager

Business

Wayne.

Frev. John
Pa,.

Fuimer.
S,P,S E.A,

C.G.A. Committee- Hospitality

man

reation 4:

2. 3. 4.

Dilcher. Sally Elizabeth. 220 N.

Dimter.

Williamsport.

Pa

Street. Berwick.

2. 3, 4;

Omega

Pi

4;

3.

Fruit. Shcrrcll

I.

Cioll

3. 4.

President 4. Proctor 4.

Historian 2.

4.

I.

Freshman Co-Ordinator

Fecher. Stevonn Elizabeth. 1544

2. 3. 4.

Theta Upsilon

2. 3.

Fav. .Adrienne Louise. 244 Spruce .Ave. Ridgway. Pa,. 77.1-5801

3, 4.

Dietnch. Carole L. 5126 Bond Avenue, Drexel HilL Pa. 449-0663

B'^ Club

Se-

3.

Ertwme. Sally Lee. 517 Indianola Road. Valley Green, Fairless Hills,
Pa-. WI6-1328. 'Who's Who Among Students m American Uni-

Theta Upsilon

I.

Box

C G.A,; Finance Committee 4,
Olvmpian i: Phi Beta Lambda

Smclhport. Pa.. 887-2946

Dana Richard. 616 N. Second St..
MRA Freshman Advisor ]. Football 2.

Fassano. Sandra

3

Derr. Patricia Jane. 399 Shakespeare Ave.. Milton. Pa.. 742-9552

510 Wesl Front

.

3. 4.

3. 4.

Universities

S.P S.E.A.

2;

466-5961, Varsity Club

Pa

L

Walter.

Pi

Lambda

Harnsburg.

.Ave..

St..

St,.

\:

Inlernational Relations

Farrelly.

Robin

42

.

W16-7856, Chess Club
tramurals

I.

New

Omega 2. 3. 4, S.P.S.EA 4.
3.4. Newman Club I. 2. 3. 4. Psv-

Iota

Onentation

W

Raymond

Depew.

Sigma

3;

Gamma

3. 4.

Freed. Gar> Lee. East Third Street.

I.

Falatovich.

Dellos. John Michael. 46 Ireland Drive. Poughkeepsie.

Club

International Relations

3;

Delta

Pi 2. 3. 4:

Harmonettes

4: In-

lon 4

4:

3

471-2466

pa

Bloomsburg Plasers

2. 3. 4.

Jefl'crson

Hall Representative 3;

Treasurer

3. 4.

2

I.

L.. R.D.»4. Lehighton. Pa.. 377-3738. 0/vm/"<in 2.
Manager 2. 3; Phi Beta Lambda 1. 2. 3. 4. Business

Business

Manager

4.

7300

Representative

P.i

Science

3:

2. 3. 4.

875 3405

Pa,.

Council for Exceptional Children

Evans. Pamela M..

Bethlehem.

Vice President. Sergeant

3. 4,

In-

2;

3. 4.

Road.

3.

Phi

Wrestling

Sigma Alpha Eta

2. 3. 4;

2.

1.

Pi 2. 3. 4:

Vice President

3. 4.

3018

Michael,

784-2152. Varsity Club
3.

Sigma

President 4; Phi

3.

3.

Evans. Janet Rae. 212 Pine St. Danville. Pa.. 275-2804. Phi Beta
Harrisburg. Pa.. 545-4028.

St..

MR.^ College Council Representative 3; Proctor 4.
Lambda 4; Sigma iota .Omega I. 2. 3. 4. Pledge Master

Athenaeum Club

3;

Freeby. Douglas

Students

Typing Coordinator

3.

Erney.

Election Board 3:

2. 3,

I.

Deardorff. Joseph Michael. 108 Short

Assembly Committee
Street, Catawissa.

Alpha Phi Omega

3.

Baseball

4; Varsity

Alpha Theta

Pa,.

Erb. Carl John. 553 Railroad Street. Danville. Pa.. 275-1844.

2.

"B""

Typist

2.

Student-faculty Discipline 4. Senuir

Dawson. Diane Wenner. 418
Science Club

St

2

1.

Who Among

German Club

4.

4

3.

tion 3. 4,

Davis. Ronald Harry. 240

MRA

2. 4;

I.

215-749-2078 Class President

.

2.

Hospitalitv

4;

2.

I.

3. 4.

2.

Concen

Hazleton. Pa..

SPSEA,

Archaeology Club

Men

Thomas

Free.

S.P.S.E A. 4

2. 3, 4;

I.

SPSEA,

Men.

4

1

926-3544

Intramurals 3

3. 4:

Engsliom. Susan Lee. 510 East Main

Woman

Runnymede Avenue. Jenkintown. Pa
TL'7-2271. C.G.A, Committee-Dimng Room 3. Election 4. Publicity

S.P.S.EA,

Swimming I. Water Show I. 2. 3,
Ernest. Mary Anna. 601 Mulberry St..

288-0944

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Luthgoe. 4(X)

Betsy

Davis.

Pa,.

3.

2. 3. 4.

2. 3. 4,

1.

Huski Club

4;

SPSEA

I.

1:

Diamond Avenue.
2:

S.P.S.E. A

I;

English Club 3: Le Cercle Francais 2

Phi Beta

4. Intramurals

3.

Council for Exceptional Children

ARW

Harmonettes
2. 3. 4.

4

2. 3.

4;

3

SPSEA

2;

A

S,P,S,E

2.

I.

Sigma Alpha Eta I. 2. 3.
Ennis. Nancy Ann. 803 Center

276-2185

Jersey.

Landon Ave.. Kingston. Pa

S

Intramurals

I:

New

1.

2. 3. 4.

1.

SPSEA

Day

2.

1.

Eldred. Pa,. 225-4469

564-1581

naeum Club

River

34

S.P.S.EA

3;

2.

875-2388. "Who's

Pa..

Elaine.

2. 4;

3.

Intramurals

President

2. 3. 4.

tramurals

Fr^ling.

Forensic Society

I.

Patncia

3

Pa.. 868-55!'.

Fowler. Paul Donald. 320 Manzville Road. Berwick. Pa,. 752-6458

R D =2.

Ohmpmit

4:

Vice-Presideni

4.

3.

I

2. 3. 4:

1.

Olympidit

Cranford.

St..

Le Cercle Francais

3.

Pa..

2. 3; In-

2. 3. S.P.S.EA. 4. Intramurals 1.
Willow St. Dunmore. Pa. 346-3519

131

Margaret.

Jean

836-1341

Club

Kulpmont.

Street.

Huski Club

3.

Damico, Ralph Gerard.
Davidson.

4

2. 3.

I.

\td-

Maroon & Gold

Harmonettes

Elhot.

2. 3.

Manann. 421 Orchard

English Club

Ma-

2.

454-7865

.

American Chemical Society 1.2; Science Club

1,

tramurals
Daniel.

Intramurals

3.

Park Blvd., Berwick. Penna.. 752-3330

2tX)

2. 3. 4:

nior Advisor
4.

Alpha Phi Omega

1.

.ARW

3

Dacostino. John James. 640 Seyben St. Hazleton. Pa

SPSEA,

Club

1.

Kathleen Anne. 31 Chesnut Street. Ashland.

Elliott.

Corridor Rep-

2.

Choraleers

2.

Com-

Club

Pennsylvania Ave,. Centre

S.

International Relations

2, 3.

Joann. Lavelle.

Huski Club

ARW

Vice President

Men's Glee Club
2. 3:

2.

4

3.

Farm Lane. Bethlehem.

Fornev. David Matthew. 523 Norlh Second

Intra-

2. 3. 4:

1.

Washington Ave.. West Wyoming.
Committee -Hospitality 2. 3; Band

CO. A

8th Street. Bloomsburg. Pa,. 784-0287

German Club

1539

2. 3. 4;

I.

Francis. Ghislaine

I.

Chess

Co-chairman 4

4.

4

Lambda

Bloomsburg. Pa. 784-5807

SPSEA.

2:

356-7030. Day

American Universities and Colleges"

in

4

Cusler. Joan Louise, Route nil. Revere. Pa,. 847-5566.

SPSEA.

4;

2. 3.

1.

Athenaeum Club

Hdunk. Diane Mane.

W

3. 4.

2.

2. 3. 4.

2;

I.

Pa.

I

Harmonettes

4.

3.

Phi Beta

2.

I.

Epsilon

2:

Science Club

Committee

Walnut St. Jenkintown. Pa TU6-40.59
2. Onentation 2; "B" Club 2. 3. 4. Coun-

Eddinger. Terrv Samuel. 68 N. Centre Ave.. Leesport,

3. 4,

Carvl

733-S556

Lambda

''Who^s

1.

Foran. Lawrence. 530 East

3. 4.

1

1

2;

1.

2. 3.

I.

288-1060.

Rho Alpha
Custer.

JR. A

3:

1

RD3S3.

Allen.

1.

Basketball

I

Bloomsburg.

Drive.

.

Eaton. Constance Eileen.

S.P.S.EA. 4; Psychology Club

2;

Gokl

Women

Lc

I

Students in American Universities and Colleges" 4:

C-G.A. Dining

Psychology Club

.£

Basketball

2;

Phi

1

4

2. 3.

Choir

Pa. 364-1432. Harmonettes

riion

Curry. Virginia Mane. Star Route. Erwinna. Pa.. 847-5385

Who Among

2.

3.

647-4342

Pa,.

SPSEA

Vice President 3;

2. 3. 4.

144

Hockey

2, 3. 4.

I.

Alpha Phi Omega

4;

648-2437

.

TV -6-9875

Pa,.

4: Obiler 4

Foley. Judith Helen,

.

Sherwood

150

.Ann.

Women

Dav

286-5403

.

6th Street. Shamokin. Pa

Intramurals

2.

I.

Flad. Jeanetle Ora. 230

Psychology Club 4

I.

Dunn. Jean Ann,

S.P.S.EA

2. 3. 4;

1.

Corresponding Secretary

2. 3. 4.

Culton. Vicki Ease. 214 Vine

Lambda

Beta

Club

4. Varsity

Dunklebarger, Margaret Ann. 227

Ballei

CCA

Gramvillc. Pa'. 469-2665.

I.

2. Obilcr 2. Phi

1.

P.i

Band

3;

Roddy

Club

"B" Club

lor Exceptional Children

cil

A

S.P.S.E

Shamokin.

Street.

Club

2

SPSEA.

7,84-4045-

NBEA4

C.G.A. Committce-Pep

Hall.

Committee

2.

Fisher.

Duke. Nancy Jean.

3.

4

2. 3,

1.

2.3.

I-

Club 1: Science Club 3
Downs. Michael Edward. 198 Pine Street. Carroll Park. Bloomsburg.
Pa.. 784-1996. C.G.A Packing Committee 4: Phi Beta Lambda 4.
Circle K Club 2. 3. 4. Recording Secretary 3. SPS E.A 4. Intra-

Intramurals

Buckingham. Pa. 794 7693

117.

C lub 2. 3.

Lambda Alpha Mu

Cruys. Melody Claire.

4;

Nancy

Shamokin

N

Robcri. 708
I.

Fisher.

S.P.S.EA

2,

Crosby. Josephine, t Walnut Lane. Lcvittown. Pa.. 946-3180, C
Judiciary Board
Committee-Onentation 3. Pep 3;

Spanish

Newman

2. 3.

I.

Fisher. Jeffrey L. 833 Hilldale Road. Glenside.

.

Duke. David Allen. 81 Catawissa Avenue. Sunbury. Pa

Psycholvigy

2. 3. 4:

I.

Thomas

Fioney.

Llovd William. Sustiuehanna Avenue. Shickshmny. Pa
2. 3. 4. President 4; Chess

I.

Intramurals

1.

Mt. Carmcl. Pa.

Street.

3.4

2.

1.

648-3289

Lambda

4.

Wesi Third

Lambda

Phi Beta

Lambda

Duchon. David Lance. 454 S

NJ..

Millord.

SPSEA.

3:

Intramurals

3.

349-2775

Committee

Milton. Pa. 742-4517

St..

2:

I

Beta

murals

237

Club

3. 4.

2.

Pa.

Hughesville.

Street.

3.4

Mane.

Diana

Cray.

Fourth

Norlh

85

B..

ARW

542-4120. American Chemical Society

1

Shirles

258-5381,

Pa..

Athenaeum Club

4.

3.

.

Science Club

Doleiski.

I

Corner. Jane Johnson. Montaiidon. Pa,. 525-9726 S.P.S.EA.

Crawley.

2.

1.

2.

1.

Northumberland.

Street.

1

Penan. Frank Joseph. 411

Dobb. Judith Ann. 530 Center
Club 4; SPSEA, I. 2.3.4

784-5645,

Pa..

Road.

Treasurer

2. 3. 4.

I.

2.

2; S.P.S.E. A.

1,

Pa,.

SPSEA,

Duke

661

Fereuson. Gertrude Bover. 2631 Old Berwick Road. Bloomsburg.
Pa 784-8634 International Relations Club

3.

Chaiiman 3. Proctor 2. Phi Beta Lambda I. 2. 3. 4. Secretary 3.
Bloomsburg Players 1. SPSEA I. 4; Pi Omega Pi 2. 3. 4. Secre-

2. 3. 4,

I.

Burbridge

John. 645

Peter

Conslantine.

Pa..
2. 3.

tary 3.

2: Intramurals

1.

Librarian

2;

1.

Roseto.

Chairman

Committee-Hospitality

C.G.A

3;

2. 3.

Donna Louise.
473-9243. Day Women

Fenstermacher.

2.

Ave..

Remembrance

Doan, Kathleen Ann. Box. Osceola.

2. 3

Conner. Richard Paul. 102 West

Ganbaldi

103

2. 3;

Harmonettes

3.

S.P.S.EA.

2. 3. 4;

3. 4.

Swimming Team Announcer 2. 3. 4: Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4.
Pa..
Collier. Edward Arnold. 415 West Ninth Street. Bloomsburg.
7S4-395'7 Phi Beta Lambda 2. 3. Dramatic Club "Players^" 1. 2.
Huski Club

Election

3.

"Dear Coed'*

2. 3. 4;

1.

ARW~Council

581-7112-

Beta Sigma

3. 4:

Theresa,

Antoinette

DiPierro.

Lambda

Beta

Phi

4;

3.

Varsity

2. 3. 4:

.

.

C.G.A. Committcc-Hospitahty

Alpha Phi Omega 2. 3. 4; IntramuraK I. 2. 3, 4.
Colgan. Patrick Francis. S8 Brook Slrect. Carbondaie. Pa.. 282-5465.
Who's Who .^mong Studems in American L'niversilic;, and Cul3. 4;

Proclor

3.

ARW. Dav Women

2

3.

D

Hospitality

»8. Box

162.

Committee

Greensburg.

ARW

3. 4;

4. Council for Exceptional Children

"Players"
Psi

I,

2, 3, 4;

Omega

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I.

2, 3,

412-837-14.39

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1.

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Club

2.

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Berwick. Pa.. PlaI:

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Gesalman. Carol. R

International

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Gibble,

Robert

James,

1707

375-0956 ""Who"s

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Phi Beta

4.

Perkiomen
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3;

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Ave.

Reading.

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American Universities

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Committee

ARW,

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Lambda

Phi Beta

Decoration

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Hospitality

3. 4:

SRS.EA.

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553 2388

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1.4; Intramurals

4,
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2. 3:

Vice President

2. 3. 4.

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3.

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Judiciarv

Children

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2. 3. 4:

1.

Council

3.

Intramurals

1;

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4;

2. 3.

Gordon. Carl Adam. Lake
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784-1277

Bloomsburg. Pa

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910

Athenaeum Club

752-5567
dren

Hannah.

Cecelia

Bersvick.

St.,

Pa,,

Council lor Exceptional Chil-

3,

2,

Salle

Gruber, Gene Charles. 322 E

Club

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Baseball

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407

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Intramurals

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German Club
Intramurals

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3. 4,

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Huski

3,

Hackenberry. Paul Stanley. Jr. 810 Freedom Ave. Burnham. Pa.

248-6228

Olvmpitin

Club

S

2,

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Lambda

tramurals

Intramurals

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2, 3. 4.

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Psychology Club

1.

Wi-

Pa,,

2:

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Edward. R

4
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Omega

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2, 3, 4;

275-4382

Pa,.

Vice President

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Ronald

Queen

30

473-9312 American Chemical Society

Intramurals

2;

Harding, Joyce Zeisloft.

burg Plavers

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Millville,

I,

International Relations

3,

Pa, 487-2222

Club

4;

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4,

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Harer, Margaret Crxstal, 465

ARW:

323-2742

Huski Club

Council

South Williamsport.

Street.

Exceptional Children

for

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Ltscust Street. Scranton. Pa..

Dorm Council 3,
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Wapwallopen.

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Harler. Carol Ann.
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3.

2,

Secretary 4; Spanish

2, 3, 4.

Club

I:

ARW

3,

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International Relations

SPSE A

4.

Ellen, Shuman Street, Catawissa. Pa,, 356-4551 Day
Women. Concert Choir I. 2. 3. 4; Madngals 2. 3. 4
Hanman. Richard Lee. R D » Bemton. Pa.. 925-3735 Class Float
3; CG A Commitlee-Dining Room 2. 3 Awards 2. 3, 4; Maroon
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Hartman, Jane

I

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Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3. Band 1, 2
Hauber, Dorothy Mane, 317 Central Dnve, Lansdale,

CGA

Committee-Election Board

Club

International Relations

3;

2i

Lambda

1,

Club

BSC

3;

Heilz. Maryellen,

Lambda
2, 3, 4,

I,

Street,

654 Plane

I,

1,

2, 3,

LSA
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4,

3,

264-0235

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Pa..

3. 4,
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President 4

3; Pi

Omega

Pi

I,

Club

I,

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325-2-67

English Club 4; S.P.S.EA

4;

CGA,
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3,

4

Henry, Diane Mane, 12 Grand

St,,

Danville, Pa., 275-3810

Herb, Mrs Shirley Lehman, 695 Pnnce Street, Northumberland, Pa,,

473-8687 Athenaeum Club

3:

SPSEA

2;

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2;

House

East Hall

A

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Stillwater,

N

153

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4,

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4.

3.

Mary,

Le Cercle Francais

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1

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Alpha

1;

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2,

1.

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Psi

Vice-President 4; Intramurals

RD«6,

Kinn, Patricia Ann,
mittee-Hospitality

SPSEA

2,

Maroon

Secretary-Treasurer

2, 3, 4,

3,

2,

CGA.

Danville, Pa,, 275-3699.

Typing Coordinator

4,

"Digest"

2, 3:

Com-

English Club

2;

4.

I.

Maroon &
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W

Spruce

Olympian

4;

3,

"Dear Coed"

2;

I,

Donna Lou. 246

Harmonetles

2,

SPSE A

2. 3,

Shamokin, Pa

St.,

1.2.

4.

648-5885

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Psychology Club 2

1,

Eugene Ead, 504 Liberty

Kline,

3,

3

Kisenwether. Kaye Ellen, RD>t2, Drums, Pa, 788-1511
I,

4

International

3, 4,

2,

1,

Bloomsburg Players

2.

A

339-1064

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4

3,

4

I.

Watsontown, Pa, 538-4681

St.,

Veteran's Association 4

2, 3, 4;

Thomas

Kline,

Band

Pa,

Levittown,

Intramurals

CGA,

3,

Bloomsburg, Pa

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Park

823

Captain

I,

2,

4. Circle

7X4-4433

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Williamspon.

Place.

Pa.

Bloomsburg Players I,
Psychology Club 2, Phi Sigma

3;

4,

I.

New

Ringgold. Pa. 386-5631

K

Club

3. 4.

4; Intra-

Lambda

Club

1;

German

Lambda

Beta

Eta

Omega

717-457-4070

Pa.,

Secretary

2, 3, 4,

Phi

3; Intra-

2

Howell, Janice Ann, 909 Walnul SL. Clarks Summit, Pa
S P S E.A,

2;

I,

Mary

CGA.

Carmen

English Club

3. 4.

1,

Theron

Election Board

CCA,

ARW,

717-875-0351
Intramurals

3,

Pa.,

I.

New

Jersey,

.Archeology

4.

Hummel, Linda Ann, R,D.«2, Berwick. Pa,. 752-3081 Phi Beta
Lambda (Business Ed, Club) 2. 3. Chess Club I. 2. 3. Treasurer 3;
Harmonetles

I

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Barbara

368-1004.

1

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1039

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Marv

Hutchison.

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Warren

Pottslown.

St.
2.

3.

2;

Pa.

PSEA

4.

1048 Mulberry Street. Montoursville. Pa.

Louise.

SPSEA,

4:

Intramurals

2,

I.

3,

Ski

Club

Pa,,

Bloomsburg Players
Archeology Club

1,

Sigma ,Mpha Eta

RD»I,

4,

Lambda
Kappa Delta
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2,

2. 3. 4.

1.

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Pi 3, 4, Pi

Mane.

ARW

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"B"

4;

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Sigma Alpha

4,

ARW

Susquehanna. Pa„ 756-4364,
Proctor

3,

Huski Club

Omega

Spanish Club

1;

W

331

3.

S.P

4.

Lloyd
3;

2. 3, 4.

I,

Pa. 429-0109

SEA

Phi

Band

4,

Intramurals

Pi 2, 3, 4;

Dorm Committee

3,

I,

St..

Huski Club

2;

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Shenandoah.

Pa..

International

2.

S PS.E.A 4

Mrs Cathcnne

Kosoloskl.

SPS

3,

PS E A 4. Intramurals 2.
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S

2;

Gale

462-1603.

Pa,.

Pa

President

3,

2,

839-7304

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Kopp. Carol

Kovalich,

Wapwallopen,

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Market

343 E

A..

Street.

Williamslown,

647-9509 Day Women 2,1,4;S.P S.E A 4, Newman Club
Kowalski. Chnstine Anne, 3 Port Allegany Road, Coudersport,

3,''

Pa.,

Pa,,

ma

Council
Phi

Omega

2, 3,

RD»1,

3.

House

687-0556,

I:

College

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Alpha

4;

Main

Catawissa. Pa.. 356-7117

St..

S.P.S.EA.

3. 4;

2.

I.

Alpha Phi

4;

RD»

Tunkhannock. Pa. S36-I886

1.

Hu.ski

Anthony,

Cathenne

103

&

Gold

3.

4; Hospitality

Olympian

Omega

2. 3;

Pa,
3. 4;

Committee

1.

Theta Upsilon

Ma-

2. 3. 4;

Relations Club

4, International

Gamma

Johnstown,

Election Board

Street,
2. 3;

2.

I,

Al-

2. 3. 4.

Kuruna. Daniel Lee. 405 Iron Street. Bloomsburg. Pa. 784-8616.

Olympian

2,

Concert Choir

Committee L

I.

Men's Glee Club

2;

Council for Exceptional Children
2.

Wnter

Langan.

I,

2;

Spnng

2. 3. 4.

Lamb. Emily Mary. 632 W. Chestnut St.. Shamokin.
Bloomsburg Players 4: S PS.E.A 4: Intramurals I.
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ED

SPSEA,

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2

1,

Bloodmobile Committee
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SPS

4

Austin

Kurtz.

4

4

Andrew Edward.

Club

2;

Gam-

2. 3. 4.
2. 3.

Pa, 437-2823

Turbotville,

Committee-Hospitality

International Relatums Club

Omega

Lambda Alpha Mu

3;

Corresponding Secretary

2, 3, 4.

S..

CGA,

3;

President

2.

Theta Lipsilon

3,

4; S,P

Pa..

648-4807.

2,

Pa..

S E A. 1,3.

4;

477-4213,

Dear CO-

2

Michael

Charles.

344-5626. Phi Beta

Lambda

319
3,

4;

Prescott

.Ave..

SPS. E.A.

4;

Scranton,

Intramurals

Pa,.
2. 3.

2.

S,P,S,E,A,

Frank

2;

4,

Catawissa. Pa. 784-7513

Treasurer 2
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SPSEA.

4,

2. 3. 4.

I,

Corndor Representative

Arts Festival

Committee 3; Remembrance Committee 2
Karen Anne, 596 Park Ridge Drive, Wayne,

Kashimba,

S

2.

Kallay,

1.

Le Cercle Francais

Intramurals

1;

pha Phi

3

English Club

4

784-5567

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President 4; Council for Exceptional Children

3, 4.

2,

St

Archeology Club

2.

539-1661. C.G.A. Assembly Committee

3, 4,

323 3.505

Mam

Box 92

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Track

Konsur. Judith Anne.

Kuffa.

2. 3. 4.

Intramurals

1,

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Bloomsburg, Pa

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Kreischner, Dale Lamar, 473 E.
Pa.,

Basketball 2

Rockaway,

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3;

1

Gordon.
4.

3, 4.

I,

Judiciary Board

Intramurals

3.

SPSEA.

4,

,^ye

Wrestling

1;

Intramurals

4,

784-0553.

International

Montoursville,

Street.

Wesley Fellowship

Woodland

Football

Pa,

Committee-Hospitality

Biddle

"B" Club

2. 3. 4;

I,

David,

Jeffrey

W

116

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St,,

Le Cercle Francais

Ohiitr.

3.

Joyce

Jr

Ira,

MRA;

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Chestnut

Class Sccrelarx 4;

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3.

FL2-36I8,

586-7706

3

2. 3. 4,

1,

Secre-

2, 3, 4,

Pa,,

274-9756. "Who's Who Among Students in American Universities
and Colleges" 4; College Council 3; ARW Governing Board I,

2, 3, 4,

I,

328

Lorraine,

Committee

Bloomsburg.

FernviUe.

SPSEA,

Relations Club 4;

Hubler,

Hospitality

Virginia.

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Omega

Psi

Pa,,

Bloomsburg Play-

4

379-3155

Club

Hatboro,

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2,

1,

Upper Darby,

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Eighth St

Business

I

648-3447,

Pa..

2, 3

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"B" Club

Knorr, Barbara Ann, 455 E

Relations Club 4;

S.P.S.EA. 4

2;

Avoca,

Street.

Alpha Phi

3. 4,

2,

Forty Fort. Pa.. 287-2948,

St..

J.R.A. 3; "B"

2;

Treasurer

2,

I.

Spnng

Howell, Albert, 1127

murals

PSEA,

S

4

Harmonetles

3;

1,

Committee-Orientation

Social Recreation 4,

SNEA

Alpha

2, 3. 4,

Knapp, Joan Carole, 7245 Spruce

CGA-

Ave

Corinthian

Committee-Hospitality

Studio Band

2, 3, 4;

1.

Shamokin.

St..

2, 3,

1,

408

Iva-Anne,

Klingaman,

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Charles, 124 N. Eighth

2. 3.

I.

Vice President

murals

Club

Intramurals

2;

275-4033

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P S E

Mt Carmel, Pa

Koerner, Patrician Ann. Box 369. Cresco,
St

Edilonal Counsel

4,

Amateur Radio Club

Club

Relations Club

Knouse,

3

2,

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Road,

Beechtree

Si 3, 4,

Hull.

Fifth St

Obiter 2; Bloomsburg Players

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Harmonetles

2, 3, 4,

I,

Pa, EL-7-5708

3, 4,

Michael

Intramurals

Huber,

Gold

Phi

3

Feasterville,

St,,

4;

3,

18

Vice-President 4.

2. 3. 4.

Histonan

Pi 3, 4,

W19-1484, SPSEA, I, 2. 3, 4
Houck, Dona Maree. 540 Jefferson

Hower.

W

tary-Treasurer 4; Intramurals

4

3,

Berwick, Pa.. 752-4891, Athe-

St..

Lewis

3-

Pi

Pioneer Ave, Shaverlown, Pa,

Sigma Tau Delta

Ellas,

ARW.

864-3416

Pa..

Kappa Delta

1.

4

2, 3.

I.

Intramurals

4,

3,

Omega Chi

Delta

Harmonetles

3;

Kappa Delta

3,

Patricia

Beta

&

Typist

3,

4.

Danville. Pa

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I,

3, 4;

Men's Glee Club

3;

Delta Pi

Kiner, Barbara Lee, 245 Enola Road, Enola, Pa,, 732-0449

Kline.

4

2, 3,

St

Hospitality

Dramatic Club

3. 4,

2. 3, 4,

1,

648-2234.

Pa.,

4,

for Exceptional Children 4. S

Kieski. Albert Edward, 229

Vice-Presi-

2, 3, 4.

Baseball

3, 4;

Librarian

Student Chnstian Association

3;

784 4754

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Pianist 3. 4;

3.

Shamokin,

St.,

Assembly Committee

4,

3. 4;

2.

1.

Day Women. Council

Gold

2,

Gamma

2, 3;

I.

Bloomsburg, Pa

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798 Center

Jr.,

Committee

Pa.

Freeland,

Street,

History Association

4.

2.

I.

RDJtI.

2, 3. 4.

I,

Karas, Louis James,

1

Mrs, Anajane, 542 Race Street, Millersburg, Pa,, 692-3560,

PS.E.A

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Intramurals

684-4877 Phi Beta

Captain

I,

759-9219. Athe-

Pa..

K Club

4,

Dorothy Jane. 106 Mulberry

OS5-7785

674-5348 Intramurals

Hurley,

1

286-4606 En-

3

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Secretarv

Secretary

Extramurals

Sunbury,

Helmer, Linda Mar^, Star Route. Jim Thorpe, Pa

Committee

2, 3.

3

Catasauqua, Pa

Columbia, Pa

St.,

Cheerleader

2,

1,

Literar\ and Film Society

2, 3, 4;

Histonan

,

Intramurals

2, 3, 4,

Heim, Roger Beyer, 388 Linden
glish

PSEA,

CGA,

3

Hontz, William Thomas,

627-5725,

855-1059

Pa,,

English Club

3;

S

Hauser, Loretta Helen, 705 Bath Ave
Phi Beta

IFC

368-8039

4

I.

and Mountain Lane, AUentown,

Pi 3. 4.

4, Intramurals

3.

3, 4;

Bloomsburg Players

379-3752

Pa,.

Hospitali-

1

Harmonetles

3,

3.

Intramurals

1617 Capouse Ave. Scranton, Pa..
Committec-Pcp 2. Onentation 2. 4: Phi Beta

CGA.

President of East Hall

Club

MRA

344-6874

Intramurals

C.G.A. Hospitality Committee

359-5211

Pa.,

3,

2;

1,

Beta Sigma Delta

4,

Houser, Sandra Jean. 24 Shoemaker

1

Linda Kay, 85 Crouse Park, Littlcslown,

Harner,

3.

3;

Dramatic Club

I;

Intramurals

Houser. Douglas Arthur, Route

tramurals 3

Pa.

Lambda

1:

SPSEA

4,

,

Universities

Treasurer

2.

Lawrence.

Richard

322-2036 Olympian

Blooms-

Bloomsburg, Pa

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President

2. 3, 4. Presi-

1.

Assistant Pianist 2, Secretary

2, 3. 4.

Science Club

Houghton.

1

2;

Lambda

Pa,

Maroon

2;

3. 4.

Circle

3.

Finance

2.

Beach Haven,

III.

Plymouth.

Ave.,
1.

3, 4,

Horan,

Harding. Elwood Ralph. Jr. Box 34. Bloomsburg. Pa. 784-5810,

SPS,E.A.

1;

Librarian and Pianist

2. 3. 4;

Dramatic

4:

3, 4,

Concert Choir

Huski Club

Olympian

2.

Shawnee

E,

Treasurer

2. 3, 4,

Social

Kessler,

Proc-

Secretary

3,

Amencan

in

2, 3, 4,

Washington

Kappa Delta

797-0341

Phi

Nonhumberland, Pa,

Street.

2,

1,

Sunburx, Pa. 286-9342

Holloway, Dee Ann, Emaus Ave

Hopkins, George

4; In-

ARW

Hospitality 3.

3;

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2:

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Edward,

Ar-

2. 3.

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CGA,

I,

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3

3, 4;

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#4. Danville,

St,,

2, 3,

Spanish Club

2.

I:

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115

Club

Kerstetter, William C,

Olympian

265 652S Council for

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Obiter Typist

3,

I,

3,

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323-7605

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2,

I.

Forensic Society 3. Alpha

3,

Committee-Hospitality

K

3; Circle

Harmonetles

Sigma Alpha Eta 1. 2, 3, 4
Glen Rock, Pa 235-2086

4.

1,

RD»I.

Basketball

surer

President

Pilot 4, Editor 4: Phi Beta

2;

1,

Obiier

2. 3;

1.

Keller, Betty-Ruth, 379 East Third St

2, 3,

I,

4

636-3653. Varsity Club

Holly,

Maroon & Gold

Students

Hoosty. James Aten. 509 Chestnut

I

Fire Marshall 2

2.

I,

2, 3. 4:

Baseball

Intramurals

Levittown,

Road.

3.

Bloomsburg

3.

4,

Indigo

1.

Historian

3. 4.

chaeology Club

Hand,

Omega

Alpha Phi
Chi

72

Val,

SPSE A,

2. 3, 4:

Pa..

Room

Dining

2:

I.

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Physics Club

4;

Holmes, Suzy Eileen,

Horsham.

Coordinator

Sister

Little

Science

2.

I.

4

3,

Road.

Committee

Hospitality

Frank

Hallerman. Glen
Beta

A

Theta Lipsilon

Norristown

Le Cercle Francais

1,

1524

432

Big and

3.

Hagenbaugh,

Omega

Gamma

4:

Ann.

CG

OS2-3184
Committee

American Chemical Societv

2.

PS-E A

Kathleen

Haftke.

Committee
John

Joseph.

CGA,

Archaeology Club

Concert Choir

4,

Committee

343-2834,

2. 3, 4,

1.

SPSEA.

3,

Harmonetles

4,

3,

Who Among

2, 3.

1,

Huski Club

Richard

Theta Upsilon

434-1745

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Basketball

Pi 2, i.

Spring Arts Committee 4

3, 4.

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4

2, 3,

4

Hogan. Barbara Grace.

retary

876-0687

,

1,

,Mlcntown, Pa

,

Towanda, Pa

,

S P S E.A

3,

JRA,

Assistant

2,

Pa

Intramurals

Williamsport. Pa

,

2;

I.

Committee-Election Board

784-4074 "Who's

Pa,.

1

High St. Pine Grove, Pa, F15-Sil9

115

Class Vice President 4;

Pa,. 77-2.3982.

Intramurals

2.

I.

Committee

Exceptional Children

dent

Gulnac. Eileen Jane. 248 Monterey Ave. Ridgway.

Club

648-9997

Pa.,

1

Ardhbald,

,

4,

Hollis.

3

Gubernot, Joseph James, 1336 Fern St, Shamokin,
Basketball

.

Hospi-

3.

2.

Pa

Omega

Gold

2. 4.

Hoffman, Cynthia Diane, 25 Church

Hospitalitv

Grutza.

St

Spanish Club

4,

Hofr, Jane Ellen, 3U7 Pine St

Madrigals

3

3. 4.

dent

215-

Pa..

Freshman Class

3;

Dewarl St, Shamokin, Pa,

East

130

Gold

2.

1,

Sigma Tau Delta

1,

Science Club

1.

Vincent,

&

iS

Alpha Phi

1,

I

Hospitality

SPSEA

743-3882

Club

SPSEA

I.

Omega 2, 3, 4,
.3030 N Second St

Huski Club

1,

K

Pa..

3, Circle

Howard

779-2654.

International Relations

4;

Art and

4.

3.

Levittown.

Sigma

4, Phi

3,

2.

1.

1

Club "Players"
Keefe.

Road.

Indigo

51

3;

Pa.,

3

2.

I.

Huntingdon,

Orientation Committee

648-3528 Maroon

Psi

I.

John,

CGA.

Beta Sigma Delta

4;

Baseball

Vice Presi-

Managing Editor

Committee-Co-Chainnan

2,

Intramurals

3.

Kelchner. Willard Fleming.

Laurel

301

Hodgett, Sharon Louise, 664 First ,Ave

tor 2.

Advisor

Day Men

4;

Assistant

4,

3,

Alpha Phi

4,

Intramurals

C G.A

2.

4: Inter-Fra-

Kearns.

Orientation

2. 3. 4;

Gold 1,2,

Mark,

Girard

SPSEA

2;

Intramurals

4

3,

CGA

WI-5-i335.

in

Managing Editor 2, Editor-in-Chief 3,
1, Sigma Tau Delta 2, 3. 4. Band

Histed,

3;

2;

Railroad St, Nesquehoning. Pa.

E,

Projects

3.

Psychology Club

3;

Waller

Kearney.

Vice-President

American Universities and ColCollege Council 3. 4; C.G.A. Com-

Students

Club

and Colleges"

Shamokin Dam.

.

Publicity

2. 3. 4.

Sigma

Phi

3. 4.

3.4. Sergeant At

2.

1.

Omega

.\lpha Phi

2

I.

,^lan, 105

Lambda

Phi Beta

&

Miiroon

4;

Tennis

4,

874-3905.

Pa,.

Club

Chairman

Publicity

3, 4, Secretarx' 4.

mittee-Election Board

dent

3.

I, 2.

2.

3,

IFC Representative

3,

Hoffman, Timothy James. 136

Bosertown. Pa. 367-4351

Filth Si.

Beta Sigma Delta

4.

Huski Club

4.

3,

K

Kauffman. G.nl Omdorn. 318 Mifflin St,
643-3707 Harmonetles I. Sigma Alpha Eta

743-6445 Ohi-

,

Douglas Clark, Box 225, Lighlstreet, Pa„ 784-8189.

SPSEA

4

3,

ball

La

Pa

2,

1,

Pi

Treasurer

President

Who Among

"Who's

Sigma

Phi

I.

2. 3, 4,

I.

3. 4,

ternnv Council
Hippensliel,

4:

1

Factors.Mllc.
Ave
Pa.
ARW Fire Mar945-5660
A Remembrance CMmmitlee
shall 1. Athenaeum Club 1. Bloomsburg Players 1. Harmonetles
1, 2, Huski Club 2, 3, 4. S PS E A, 3. 4. Intramurals

Mae.

Charlotte

Green,

Delia Pi

4:

Harmonetles

339-2222

.

Intramurals

I

4

3

3.

Band

2:

I.

Sigma Xi

Phi

Hummels Wharf.

62,

Sigma ,-Mpha Eta 1, 2, Intramurals 2,
Hinkle, Robert Reese, 401 West Frack St,. Fraekville.
Concert Choir

2

669-6667 Circle

Rela-

International

4,

Hoanzl, Beverly Ann,

Market

Greco. Charles Joseph. 244 Penn
tramurals

Lambda

717-698 5545 M,:m,M

.

Sigma Tau Delta

,

2. 3

1.

Phi Beta

Captain

2. 3. 4.

Greco. Donna Mane. 124 S

Harmonetles

Exceptional

for

3

Ariel.

1.

384-4238

.

4

2.

Council for Exceptional Children

1,

SPSEA

Gamma

International Relations

3:

Pa. 266-3285.

Manchester.

St.

Treasurer

2.

Gordner. Ruth Elaine. Rohrsburg. Pa. 458-2391

S

S.P.S.EA.

leges" 4; Class Treasurer 1.2;

Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4
Good. Nan Carolyn, 4(X) Maple
4;

5

Club

Committee

Beta

Phi

Kashlak, Ronald George, 351

Sigma Alpha Eta

3

Goldman, Mark Stuart. 517 Montgomery St. Brooklyn. New York.
756-2941 "Who's VVhu .Among Students in American Universities
and Colleges" 4: C G A Election Board 4. Co-Chairman 4; Circle

K

Sunbur>, Pa, 286-4013

4

2. 3.

1.

Heupcke. Renee Z. Sugarloaf, Pa

784-041:

Pa,

Blimmsburg.

I.

RD»1,

Herman, Richard C,

Lambda

K3lhr\n

Gi°tr
3.

Ba^kclbJll

4.

1.

3.4

:,

Pa..

458-6918 Atheneaum

Stanley.

454-6168. Science Club

Large. William Robert. 1539 Centre Street. Ashland, Pa., 875-0439,

Maroon & Gold

3-

1.

972
2.

James

Treasurer

Street.
2,

3,

Hazleton.

Pa..

Social Recreation

pher

4:

rals 3,

1.

Olympian

3. 4,

4:

Feature Reporter

Concert Choir

1.

2;

3. 4;

Obiter

4.

Photogra-

English Club 3: Intramu-

.

Utchford.

Barbara

Day Women;

275-1971.

S.P.S.E.A.

U[chford. Harold Leonard.

Day Men
Team I. 2.

275-1971,

Chess

4:

From

Gamma

Chess Club

MRZ

Football

Adams

Main

Bloomsbure Players
E.A.

May

Ann. 685

Pep Commillee

President of West

(ARW)

Hall 3; S,P,S.E..A,

Newman Club

3;

2. 3, 4,

Letcher. Richard John. 418 E

Broad

Amateur Radio Club

3. 4.

Obiter

2;

2;

Co-ordinator

4;

3,

Hazleton. Pa,. 454-7818

Intramu-

2. 3;

Elizabeth

Glenburn Road. Cfark's Gree,

Stewart.

Relations Club

W Mam

Levulis. Chester John. 135

Athenaeum Club

Intramurals

2, 3, 4.

1.

SPS

2.

I.

4

2. 3.

I,

Pa,.

Internation-

2, 3. 4;

I.

E.A

Veteran's Asstxriation

4,

2.

1.

William.

Richard

Lichtel.

648-1132. Varsity Club
Linn. Robert Albert,

murals

Lyon

Jr

George

K

648-8667 Circle

784 17Q|

.

W

6

Mahoning

ARW
PS

Bowling

2. 3, 4;

Club

Intramurals

I;

1808 Market St

Mikell. Victoria Ann, Box

and

"Dear Coed"

Basketball

2, 3;

Helen

Lohenilz.

668-4995

Club

Lambda Alpha Mu

4:

Intramurals

1.

Long. Bruce

Long,

ment

Rasely

James.

CG.A.

536-2315.

Entertainment

Broad

Social Recreation

Huski Club

3. 4;

Intramurals

Science Club

2,

W

1222

Dixon

3518

Lee.

Club

President

2. 3. 4.

Lynch. Patrick Michael,

Club

Thomas

F

222

.

4
McCiellan.

Stranlon. Pa

Streel,

Kappa

2, 3. 4,

I.

Delta

.

Pa

4. S

3.

Span-

3;

Treasurer

3;

2.

Richard

A

4,

Treasurer

Del-

Delta

Associa-

Newman Club

I.

W. Spruce

863

Francis.

648-4537. Varsity Club

2\

Football

4;

3.

Students

College Council

C-G.A, Committee-Office
tion

Pep

3. 4.

I,

in

McKeown.

4,

3,

tional Relations
4; Phi

Intramurals

English Club

3:

2.

I.

3;

Interna-

2;

St..

Ashland. Pa. 875-1081,

Publicity

4;

3.

Onenla-

3.

S P S E

A

784-3695 Phi Beta Lambda

E,.

CG
4;

.

Wilkes-Barre. Pa

Le Cercle Francais

Interna-

2, 3:

SPSEA

1;

ARW

822-9836

.

Commiitee-Hospitalily

."X

2. 3.

1.

504 W. Broad

St,.

717-226-4757. Dramatic Club

I;

Williamstown. Pa. 641-2701

Huski Club

Le Cercle

3. 4;

2.

2, 3.

Chairman

3,

Convocation

A

Har-

4;

monettes I; Huski Club 2; Science Club 4; S.P.S.E.A. I, 4.
Mack. Gerald Joseph. 1201 Gemini St. Nanticoke. Pa,. 753-5571

S.PS.EA

4;

Phi Beta

Veteran's Association
Ellen.

Lambda

I.

1.

2. 3. 4;

Huski Club

2;

S.P.S.E.A

Majikas. Vincent John. 355 Preston Ave.. GirardviHe.

American Chemical Society
Ski-watch

2. 3, 4;

I.

4.

Pa..

Athenaeum Club

Science Club 4. S P.SE.A.

1:

ega

2;

Bloomsburg Players

Kappa

Delta Pi

2:

3,

House Manager

276-6536
I.

4.

3:

ARW

Alpha

Student Christian .Association

2.

Psi
I.

Pa

3;

I,

797-3322

Pa..

Committee
Maroon & Gold

3;

2:
2;

Blooms-

2;

Archibald,

Slreel.

K Club

Circle

IM

Council

Pa
Trea-

2. 3. 4.

Ju-

Om-

2. 3.

Nuremburg.

384-4605. Day

"a..

Sigma Alpha Eta

4;

SPSEA

RD

2, 3, 4;

1,

Omega

4:

Mt

Ave.

Carmel.

Pa,

Club

367-0274 Bloomsburg

Pa..

International

2.

Wrestling

Club

Relations

4;

225-4308, Sigma Iota

Pa,.

Club

S PS E

3. 4,

Beta

Treasurer

4.

3.

President 4;

3,

Intramurals

2. 3, 4:

1,

A

2.

I.

2. 3

I.

4; Al-

New

Pa.

International Relations

2, 3. 4,

1.

Vice President

\\

538-1586. Amer-

.

Bloomsburg Plavers

President

2.

S.P, S.E.A

3;

4

Mover. Dennis Lamar. 933

SPSEA,

Main

St

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Valley View, Pa., 682-3773.

Secretary

2. 3. 4.

2. 3. 4,

Vice President

3.

Alpha Phi

3.

Football

4.

275-1185

Pa..

Treasurer

Intramu-

I;

Vice President
2;

tramurals

I.

ARW
4;

Ann.

Box
2.

Mane. 719 Seybert
4;

2;

ndiir Representative 3,

ff

I.

Northumberland.

St.,

Hazleton.

"B" Club

Lambda Alpha Mu

Mulhern, Anne M,, 22 Joseph

I.

R.D

430

Pa

4

Corndor Representative

SPSEA,

Mullin.

3;

3. 4.

"B" Club

4:

439

Joseph.

MRA;

2. 3. 4;

Hellcn

Grace Road.

Huski Club

Baseball

Mae.

2. 3. 4.

Election Board

I,

Wood

116

Upper

Cor-

Iniramu-

Darby.

Vice President

Pa

4. In-

Committee 4

Road.

KI3-5550 Council for Exceptional Children
Club "Players" 1. Intramurals

1.

Spnnglield.

Exceptional

2.

3. 4;

1.

2. 3;

Sky Diving

Sireet.
I,

2. 3,

English Club

I.

,

2. 3;

DI 77762

Pa..

S18-I88I

Club

Society

Vice President

Pi 2. 3.

Rd

1335 Harnngton

A

RS

E

W

Main

S

I.

Joseph.

116

Children

Michael

CG A

Novak. Michael

J

Intramurals

4;

Glen

St.

3. 4,

Intramurals

Club

Varsity

dent

Lambda

Cross Country

4;

3,

O'Brien, John

murals

Stowe.

Lambda

Chaplain

I

Name En

Pike, Norristown. Pa

K

Circle

Football

3.

Big

2. 3:

Ome

Iota

Club

I,

Presi

2, 3. 4.

2.

I,

Norman, Apt, B-3 2622 Swede Road, Norristown,

Intramurals

Box

,

Omega

Delta

2. 3. 4;

1.

Ohnzock. .Anthony A

Chi

3. 4.

Star Junction.

95.

Beta Lambda 2, Bloomsburg
Omega Pi 2. 3. 4

Players

Pa

736-2490

.

S.P.S.E.A. 4;

I;

Band

Phi
2; Pi

1,

Ondish, John Joseph. 729 Front
Students

College Council

Finance

St.. Freeland. Pa,. 636-0599 "Who's
.Amencan Universities and College*

in

Treasurer

3. 4.

Hospitality

3.

CG A. CommitteeMaroon A Gold 2. Phi

President 4;

3.

Standards

2.

3;

Bela Lambda I. 2. 3. 4; S.P.S.E.A. 4; Alpha
Kappa Delia Pi 3, 4. Pi Omega Pi 2, 3. 4.

Rosemane.

Dianne

Orazi,

Oswald. L

830

Spnngfield

Dennis.

S.P

2. 3. 4.

Omega

Phi

2.

3, 4;

Ave. Cranlord,

Pa.,

SEA,

4.

West Cranberry Avenue, West Hazellon.

133'-:

454-8547 Phi Beta Lambda

gy Club

2;

Intramurals

Psycholo-

2. 3. 4.

3

Maxine Jane. Greenwood Terrace. Jankintown,
TV4-7I03 '-B" Club 3. 4; Council for Exceptional Children

Owens.

Hockey

3. 4;

4,

I.

Iniramurals

2. 3.

I,

Bloomsburg Players

Lehaman Street.
German Club 3, 4.

Glona

3;

Librarian

3;

for Exceptional

Sigma Alpha Eta

RD«I.

Pa,.

Pa,.

Harmonettes

4;

Psychology Club

2. 3. 4;

I.

Linwood.

Street,

Children

Drums.

2.

Hershey. Pa., 533-9679.

Green

1329

Elhelda.

HU5-2872 Council

Pa,.
I,

4

Pavone. Theresa Ann. 1803

2, 3.

4,

788-1620- Bloomsburg

Players 3

Michael

Pench.

777

Peter,

Track

2;

3. 4.

Palmerlon.

Pa..

Om-

3

Dominic.

Joseph

Penlli.

Avenue.

Vice President 4. Alpha Phi

Franklin

826-2308. Beta Sigma Delta

School

152

Summit

Street,

4; Intramurals

3.

I.

CG

A, Decoration

cial

Recreation

4.

Committee

Chairman

Alpha Phi Omega

House

3;

Intramurals

Club

3, 4.

Wrestling
Richard.

648-1338. Circle

K

Name

Club

2,

2;

Sigma

Mary

Club

2. 3. 4;

SPSEA

Hos-

Student Affairs Committee

Newport.

Pa,.

Sixth

567-3469

o\'

4;

the

Varsitv

Shamokin,

Street,

Le Cercle Francais

Maroon & Gold

4:

Elizabeth, 34

Pa,

I,

Club

Intramurals

2. 4.

I,

North Marshall
4;

Publicity 4.

Athenaeum

Delta Pi

Street,

Harmonettes

4.

3. 4;

I,

1.

3.

4

Shamokin, Pa
Huski

Club

.

I,

4

Elizabeth

Anne. 303 East Fourth

868-1082. "B" Clubs
2. 3. 4,

I.

1137 Susquehanna Street. Trevorlon. Pa..

Pi 2, 3;

English

So-

3, 4,

4

North

Entertainment

Phi

942 5169

2, 3. 4.

10

Larry Robert,

Phillips.

.

Committee

Beta Sigma Delta 4; Speaker

3.

RD»1.

I.

Publicity

Pa..

4

Freshman Representative

3.

2. 3.

I.

Stephen Forrest,

Peters.

3. 4;

Committee Chairman

MRA.

Big

Hill.

2. 3.

John Rice. 1752 Madison Avenue. Dunmore. Pa

Perry.

Dramatic

Intramu-

A.

Chair-

3. 4.

Sigma

1549 Penn Avenue, Scranton, Pa.. 3440306 Intra

P..

Oerther, Michael

Phillips.

Club

4,

CG

323-7551

Pa,.

Manager

Germantown

2. 3. 4;

Pa

Intramurals

2,

648-0404

Ski

Scranton.

3;

2, 3. 4;

Pi 2, 3.

4: Wrestling

leriainmeni Committee 4
Nyce. James Vincent. 650 West

Council

2,

St..

Sigma

4. Phi

Ave,.

Bloodmobile Committee

4;

Pa.
2

Committee

3.

I.

Committee

Assembly

4;

3.

2. 3.

1,

Re-

Lyon.

Intramurals

S.P.S.E.A

Lincoln

628 Centei

Committee

2;

Pa,.

2.

I,

2.

N

529

,

4. Orientation 4; Phi Bela

ga

3, In-

Havertown.

.

2. 3. 4.

1.

4;

3.

I.

StKial Recreation

Pierre.

2,

1,

Program

2. 3,

I.

3

Onentation Committee

Pinter.

Mount Carmel. Pa

Pa.,

Pi 3. 4.

Lambda Alpha Mu

I;

343-3728

Pa,

1

Murin, Joseph. 325 West Fifih

MRA

Bristol.

797-3682, C.G.A, Committee-Social Recreation

Mullineaux.

3.

Sigma

4; Phi

Delta

736-6012, Science Club 4; S.P.S.E.A.

Phihpkoski.

ARW

674-5119.

St.. Dalla.s. Pa,.

Prom Committee

English Club

Pep Club

2. 3. 4;

454-3258

Pa..

2. 3. 4;

2. 3

William

tramurals

SPSEA.
2. 5;

Raymond

Niemiec,

pitality

Joyce

473-3734 Huski Club

4;

3.

4

President 4; Science

3,

Hi9-8069 Phi Beta Lambda

rals 4

Moyer.

Pa

Huski Club

4;

3.

2

City.

Amencan Chemical

2;

645-9479 Bloomsburg Players
Danville.

Street.

Mahanoy

Emmaus. Pa,. 965-5735. Coun4; Swimming 1. 2; Delta Pi 3. 4.

2. 3.

Committee

Hospitality

-A

Chairman

ega

W

3

Council for Exceptional Children

Omega

Children

Pecora, Patncia Ann.

Columbia. Pa

Chess Club

2. 3. 4;

Bloomsburg.

Ave..
4;

3.

Intramurals

4;

2. 3. 4.

I.

Glen

331

Lambda

Chemical Society

Science Club

2.

S.xiety
2. 3.

I,

Pa,,

838-1127 Veter-

Pa..

Hill.

2.

4

2.

Sigma Alpha Eta

3;

Robert Louis, 2410 Nelson Court.

Niccol.

Pearson.

George.

Phi

Patriotic

Rela-

Secretary

Shamokin.

St.,

Domnick Michael. 2302 Ash Street. Scranton.
Maroon & Gold 4. S P S E.A 4; Newman Club 3.

Pa.,

Boveriown,

I.

2

Charles

45

Amencan Chemical

for Exceptional

cil

I

5=

Varsity Club

4;

3.

784-5865

ican

I.

4

2.

Daniel

276-9591. Bloomsburg Players

West

319

Joseph.

Huski

I.

Mowery,

Pilot

E A

Pi 2. 3. 4,

339-3781. Chess Club

Omega

SPS

2. 3. 4;

1.

Coal

Commander

Vice

3.

2,

"B" Club

2. 3. 4.

1.

S,P-S,E.A

2. 4;

I.

258-3584,

.

3. 4.

2.

I.

Intramurals

North

517

Lee.

Band

3, 4;

2, 3. 4:

I.

David.

Who Among

3. 4.

Blossburg. Pa.. 638-2485

St..

Lambda

Omega

Players

Candace

279-8226 Phi Beta

Election

MRA

2. 3, 4.

Sireet.

Pi

Edware

Basketball

3;

773-3803

.

4.

Shamokin.

East Hall

in

2; International

I.

Neiswender. James Harold. R.D «l. Palmyra.

man

and Col-

Secretarv-Treasurer

2,

President

3.

Marshall

Election Board 4,

2. 3. 4:

S.P.S.E.A.

2, 3. 4.

Hospitality

SPSEA

in Universities

CG.A

2. 3. 4;

I,

4; S.P S.E.A.

1-2I5-259-707I

Huski Club

Malick. Margie Lynn. RDit2. Sunbury. Pa., 286-6938
dicial 2:

323-3998.

4.

Pa,.

2,

2.

rals

2. 3. 4,

796 Temple Road, Pottstown.

Interna-

567-6657.

Pa,

Newman

4.

Easton. Pa

.

Bloomsburg Players

4;

648-2289 Phi Beta Lambda

Pa,.

I.

Assistant Editor 4: Phi Beta

Mudrick. Joan

Francais 2. 3; Spanish Club 3. 4, Treasurer 3. S.P.S.E.A, 3. 4
MacPherson. Ann Mane. RD#1. Dalton. Pa,. 945-5774, C.G

Committee-Dining Room

2. 3.

Treasurer

2.

Pa,.

Church

Mover. John Russell. 40 Cherry

Maroon & Gold 3. 4. Sports Staff 3. 4: Alpha Phi Omega 2. 3; Beta
Sigma Delta 3. 4; Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4.
McSavage. Patricia Ann. RDasl. Box 168 A, Hawley. Pa.

Madson, Mary

Lambda

4.

Morrison.

Club

Nolarlomas.

2

I.

Morley. Evelyn Mane. 117 Main

I,

Alpha Theta (Historv Association) 4

McSurdy. James

I.

Secretary

Nahodil,

for

Decora-

Hill Street. Minersville.

226.

3;

420

Mover. David Allen. R.D.»1.

3. 4.

Pa..

1.

Forge.

E A

North. Noreen. 35 East Lane. Levitiown. Pa.. WI.5-3966
2:

3;

Council for Exceptional Children

1

Shamokin. Pa.

Sireet,

.

Edi-

3;

Morgan. Sandra Elizabeth. 186 Valley Drive. Churchville. Pa.
EL7-O807 Obiter 2; Harmonettes I. 2. Librarian I. 2; Intramurals

Corresponding Secretary

3. 4,

Citv, Pa

Library Committee

4;

Players

Students

Secretarv

2. 3, 4.

Glee Club

2. 3.

1.

pha Phi

3,

Mahanoy

Bloodmobile

Newport.

Slreel.

Iniramurals

3. 4.

Football

4

Club

surer

American Universities and Col-

Standards

3, 4,

Alice T,. 43 Penn Si

House Committee

2. 3.

Lambda I, 2,
South Diamond

SPSEA.

3.4;

Pi

Pa..

MiUon. Pa. 742-4232,

St,

Phi Bela

3. 4,

McGlynn. John Henry. 110
648-1257. Sigma Alpha Eta I. 2.
McHenrv. Donna Kay. Lighlslreel,
2.

4.

3.

Wl-

Pa..

Com-

Hospiuliiy Commiiiee

2. 3. 4.

t.

Old

SPS

2.

A
Sigma

3.

College

1,

Sireei,

.Assistant Fire

3.

Committee

Hospitality

4.

3,

Chairman

Committee

1

1514 Spruce

Who Among

leges" 4;

Omega

Shamokin.

St.

Ballel

884-7979 Football

Pa..

Moul. William H., R.D.»3, Spring Gove.

Club

McGinley. Ruth Ann.

"Who's

Athens,

3: Election

Thomas.

Moser, Sharyn Lee,

Bloomsburg Players

lional Relations

3, 4.

2. 3, 4,

McDonald. Elizabeth Ann. 555 Center
Olvmpian

Pa,.

2.

I.

4

2. 3.

I,

Si,

Vice President 4. Pi

Pi 3, 4,

Water

2. 3. 4.

I,

Who Among

2;

I.

1;

Robert

GA

3. 4.

Sig-

I.

1

RD.«2.

Mwidy. Terry Lee. R D #2. Box
C.G. .A Pep Committee 2, 3;

burg Players

2,

membrance Committee

Corndor Representative

Concert Choir

Prom Committee

4.

2. 3.

I.

Main

Huski Club

2. 3. 4,

1.

Track

I;

Nafzingcr, Brenda Jean. 2759 Stephens Si

CG

2.

1.

4.

2-

I.

Basketball

CG

944-4483.

Pa,.

3

Dav-

2. 3. 4.

Molacavage. Mary Catherine. 423 Pine

ARW

ARW

Decoration Committee

3.

Inter-

S.PSE.A, Radio Show
Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4: Manager

Moke. Susan. 309 N, 4lh

544-5338 "Who's

Club

2, 3. 4:

I

Street.

Middleiown,

.

1.

Nicholson. Beverley Gave.

Maroon & Gold 3. Bloomsburg
Relations Club 1: Psychology Club

Women

Pa

Middlcburg.

(Business Educalion Club)

Kappa

4;

Market

216

Lambda

Intramurals

2. 3. 4;

Committee

St

Football

3. 4.

457-06059

President
I.

I,

West Pine

1

1.

Morgan, Linda Lee. Hazle

s

2.

I,

2.

1.

4.

Veteran

Eugene,

837-7455. Phi Beta

Band Touring Group

41

Jr..

3;

S76-0772 Phi Bela

Danville.

Sireet.

P S E

Kappa

Treasurer

3. 4,

Lambda

Huski Club

2. 3;

1.

G.,A, -Hospitality 3. Onentaiion 3;

tional

Pledec-

3.

Epsilon Represen-

Netii.

Madrigals

2. 3. 4;

I.

Intramurals

Intramurals

2. 3

tion

McCord. Stephen

C

Kappa

Pi

I;

Nester. Linwood. 1245 Broad Streel.

4

CG.A, Commiliee-Pat

Bloomsburg Players

1;

Announcer

2,

In-

.American Lniversities and Colleges"

in

3;

2;

Spnng

242

,

an's Association

Bloomsburg. Pa "Who's

Bloomsburg Players

I;

EA

Constance Ann. 1350 Woodbourne Rd,. Levitiown,

Moran.

Intramurals

2. 4;

Mahoning

VV

Council

759-8912 Chess Club

.

2. 3, 4.

Dorm

366-6961

Pa,,

Phi Beta

3.

First Street.

Pi

ST8-I7I6

Pa.

Bristol.

ARW

1;

Alpha Theta

Lambda

275-2434. Phi Beta

E.A.

Avenue.

I.

E

Delta 4: Studio

1.

E A

Tamaqua, Pa, 668-4202

Slreel.

C.G.A. Onentation Committee

Mifflinville.

International Relations

Market

S P.S.E.A

3;

la Pi 3. 4. Historian 4. Phi

Lyons.

2.

Psychology Club

leges" 4;

SPSEA

President 4.

SPS

3;

Moczulski. Mar) .Ann R,. 36 James Court, Easton. Pa. 258-3507

1.

Pa..

4

2, 3.

1,

C.G.A. Committee-Hospitality
ish

S P S E A 4
Quakertown.

Chairman-Audio-Visual

3. 4.

W

SPS

2.

1.

Sigma Alpha Eta

Nancy

759-8487.

Pa.

4

3,

Orwigsburg.

Secretary 4. S P S

Concert Choir

2.

Sigma .Alpha Eta

342-7138. Harmonettes

Luzi.

4,

Street.

2. 3. 4.

I.

Lubinski. Rosemary Bridget. 930

3. 4;

Berwick,

Street.

Chairman .Audto-Visual Entertain-

3, 4,

Athenaeum Club

3. 4.

Corey

Loux,

208

Social Recreation

Council

6-3570, Ohier

4;

Council

Science Club 4. Intramurals

119 Penn

3. 4.

Collegiate Choir

tor 3;

Big

2,

Bloomsburg

Baseball 3

.Among Students

Track

055-4743.

Pa,.

4; Council for Exceptional

Recording Secretary

Epilson.

mons Student Manager 2. 3
Muzi, Dana Mane. 720 South

Nester.

tion 3, 4;

2. 3

Proctor
3;

Vice-President

3. 4.

2.

1.

Big and Little Sister Coordinator

Publicity

Newville. Pa,. 48-6-5795 Varsii\ Club

I,

Intramurals

2. 3;

I.

Pa.

Huski

2:

1.

4

2. 3.

1.

2,

I.

T-amaqua.

Streel,

Harmonettes

4;

3.

4;

Huski Club

College

ARW

A

Omega

lola

Treasurer

CG.A. Com-

374-4368.

.

Maroon & Gold

3:

R D «I.

108.

773-0600- Science Club

482-9845

Lambda

L. Box

Miskar. Charles John.

2, 3,

1.

Spanish Club

Mitchell, Sidnev Brent.

Union

2.

I.

Intramurals

R.D w

Carol Louise,

CGA

4;

Lambda

4.

Leslie.

Football

3. 4;

A

Pa,.

4

2. 3.

427 E

Elizabeth.

Phi Beta

S.P S E

4:

875-2964

Pa,.

Kappa

Pi

I:

4. IntraFraternity

Murray. John

tions

Men's Proctor 4

4;

Election Board 4;

MiHer, Susan Harper. 313

2.

2.

Kreamer. Pa

13.

3.

Frances Ruth,

ARW

Club

Psychology Club 2

tramurals

Mills,

4

Phi Beta

3, 4;

Pa,.

Shamokin. Pa,

Ashland,

4.

3.

3. 4,

Cbairman

2. 3. 4.

1.

2.

Sister Coordinator

Little

Players
2,

master

C

Intramurals

3. 4,

4;

3,

International Relations

Bela Sigma Delta

ma Tau

2. 3.

I.

,

Pa,.

2.

I.

Pine Streel,

Executive Board 4; Proctor

E A

Intra-

Danville.

St..

Logue. Lynda Anne. 900 Mickley Road. Fullerlon.

1.

2. 3.

3. 4.

Intramural Wrestling

3. 4;

Edward,

Loeper. Marsha Eileen.
3;

Pa.

4

Bloomsbifrg. Pa

Robert David. 870 West

Olvmpian

Shamokin,

St.

2. 3.

I.

34 Meeting House Lane. Spnnglield.

,

275-1817. Physics Club
Llewellyn.

S

Alpha Phi Omega

Who

Ki3-3164- Phi Sigma \i
Littercr.

Football

4

3,

2,

I,

Lloyd

Lisk.

Chestnut

E.

» 2.

R.D

1.

1

136
2. 3;

I.

Al-

3;

.Archaeology

Pa.

Miller.

4,

\.

Vice-Presi-

2.

2. 3. 4;

I.

Corresponding Secretarv

3.

Chairman of IFC Committee

Miller. Charles

3.

Chairman

Chairman

Assistant Service

C.G

Representative

Metzger. Richard O'Neil. 669 Princeton Avenue. Palmerton.

1.

St. Glen Lyon. Pa. 736-6421

MRA

4; Social

3.

American Uni-

in

Pi 3.

4.

Committee

Social Recreation

A,

Orientation Committee 4; International Relations Club

Delta

mittee-Hospitality

586-6236, Council Tor Exceptional Children

Ro.id.

1.2.3.4

Treasurer 4;

4,
3;

Pi 3. 4; Intramurals

Vice-President

862-3257
St..

Council

SPSEA

3,

Studenls

Finance

2. 3. 4.

2, 3. 4;

Kappa Delta

Club

2.

I.

Murr. Jeffens Martin. 1512 Foster Road. Warminster.

Children

Newman

4;

Easton

Apts,.

1.2; Intramurals

4; College

Bloomsburg Players

3,

322-2420.

.

I.

Lcvench,

al

and Colleges

Committee-Hospitalitv

Dming Room Com-

Veteran's Association

2, 3,

I.

A.

Oaks

Fair

Who Among

545-6731. "Who's

Pa..

3;

Orientation Committee

2;

1.

C.G

2;

I.

Spanish Club

3. 4:

Messner. Steven Pearson. 4270-J Williamsburg Drive. Hamsburg,

denl

.Avenue. Wiljiambport. Pa

1,

rals

3:

Preschutti.

ARW: SPSEA

pha Phi Omega

C.G.A, Hospitality Committee
1;

Librarian

2. 3. 4.

875-3483

Sireet. Centralia. Pa..

2. 3.

I.

tative 4

versities

I.

In-

1;

,.

rals

CG

E Wood

15

1

Maroon & Gold

4.

.

Pa..

City.

2

Dramatic Club

2. 3.

Mahanoy

St..

I

Horsham. Pa.

3;

4,

Leta. Barbara

mittee

2;

Forest City. Pa.. 785-5496.

Harmonettes

2, 3. 4;

1.

Committee

I

Si,.

Club

Maioney, Man. Anne.

Club

Centre

E,

CG.A, Commit tee -Assembly

Mancuso, Mary Ka\

Men's Judiciarv Board

2. 3. 4;

Captain

2,

Lenio. Barbara Jean. 215 S.

SPS

3.

2:

3. 4.

Publications

3;

I.

Mary. 427

ternational Relations

Abmgion. Pa. TV4-4970,

Ave..

Representative

Intramurals

I,

I. 2.

673-5055 Band

Pa..

President 4: Delta Pi

3, 4.

Room Chairman

Downtown

Track

2. 3. 4;

I.

.

Concert Choir

1976

Elliot,

C.G.A. Dining

Danville. Pa

Si.

3, 4.

Theia Upsilon

Gordon

Diane

Maliniak.

773-3566.

W. Front

Leahy. Richard Dennis, R,D.#2, Canion.

Learn.

,.

Pa,

Danville,

St..

4.

134

Fr..

2. 3. 4;

I.

W,

134

Deisile.

Intramurals

2. 3. 4.
I.

2,

Street.

Bethlehem, Pa.

President 3: Extramural Basketball

3. 4.

I.

,

Helena, R.D,»5. Towanda.

Dawn

Pipher.

Gamma

Thela I'psilon

Carmen
muraK

Recording Secretary

2. 3. 4.

Rear La Salle

Louis, 339

Pilarra,

265-3205, Band

Pa..

I.

2.

4,

Streel, Berwick, Pa,, Intra-

RD»I, New

Edward,

Amaleur Radio Club

2,

I,

Treasurer

4,

3,

Columbia,

Pa,

568-646S

Vice President

2,

tee-Hospitality

3.

Michsele, 524 Winters Avenue. West Hazleton,

Pauletle

Pa 455-0850 Basketball
Poechman. James Leo, Box
ican Chemical Society I,

Swimming

Club

Varsity

3, 4;

2,

Captain

2, 3. 4,

I,

Hokendauqua, Pa

82,

433-5826. Amer-

,

Delta Pi

3, 4.

3,

4:

Chemical Soci-

Interscholaslic

3, 4;

Polega. Joanne Mane. 807 West Coal Street, Shenandoah, Pa..
462-3689 ARW Committee-Telephone I, House 3, Concert

Barbara Rose, 140 West Girard Street, Atlas,

Committee-Hospitality

ceptional Children

Ben R.

Club

Baseball

Pentium.

geant

3.

William

Lambda

SEA

S,P

SPSEA.

Dewart

Club

4. Varsity

Riverside.

Street.

I;

Beta

Phi

Pa

Street, Sayre,

884-4562,

,

Otiiccr

3.

Ann

Potters.

4;

Fire

2. 3;

I.

Intra-

3;

1

South Maple Avenue. Kingston.

H,. 150

Coun-

2. 3:

Membership Chairman
Warden I. Hall Proctor

Children

lor Exceptional

Telephone Committee

3.

Pa..

288-3472.

"B" Club

Intramurals (Softball, teniquoit volleyball)

4;

MRA

784-7076

315

West

Treasurer

4; Phi

Dean,

Robert

New Columbia

Prowant. Bonnie Jean.

Kappa Delta

4,

Athenaeum Club
Radmond. Nelson

Pa

Intramurals

4

2. 3,

1.

568-661

.

R,D#1,

2.

SPSEA.

1;

Mu

Lambda Alpha

4;

Gardner

1507

R,,

Pa, 799-5364

Avenue.

Pa..

President.

2.

2.

murals

Intramurals

Pi 3:

2;

I,

Delta

Pi

2, 3, 4,

I,

2

I,

657-0267 English

S P S E A,

2. 3. 4.

I.

2, 3,

Reber. Kay Louise, R,D,»2, Pine Grove,

Pa,.

I.

Committee-Hospitality

Club

tions

2.

1.

Co-Ordinator

Little Sister

Huski Club

3.

S.P.S.E.A

2, 3,

Club

RD«3,

Intramurals

3, 4;

ARW

3;

A.

Big and

International Rela-

3. 4;

K

Physics

,

Committee— Remembrance 3, House 3, Proctor I. 2: "Dear
Coed" 2. "B" Club 4. Harmonettes I. 2; Huski Club 2. S PS E.A

Lambda

Mu

.Alpha

2,

3,

Vice President

4,

Intramurals

3.

ARW

SPSEA.

I,

Reed.

Dorm

2, 3;

1-,

Roben L

3. 4.

,

&

Bloomsburg Players

3;

2.

R D.»5,

cais 4. Physics

Omega

Obiter photographer

Intramurals

4,

Lambda

1,

Club

2, 3;

2.

3, 4.

Green Lane, Pa

Omega

Pi

I;

Pa.,

2,34-8522. Phi Beta

,

Pi 2, 3, 4

Reiner. William Harold. 45 South

Market

Shamokin. Pa

Street.

.

648-3207
Charles Edward. Danville.

2. 3, 4.

I.

Chess Club

Art Staff
3.

Art Editor

2.

Pa..

3. 4;

784-6854. Maroon

Olympian

An

2.

Wyoming Avenue, West

International Relations Club

Club

1.

Streel.

Pittston,

Pa
I,

Frederick

East
3,

Lambda

4'.

Hanovet

,

Intra-

784-0299. Chess Club

Pa.,

Kappa

Lyon,

Pa.,

Psychology Club

1:

Pa.,

American Universities
Vice President Execu-

2,

Sigma Alpha Eta

4.

3,

McAdoo,

Drive,

2.

I.

3,

4,

Committee

ARW

2;

I,

Milton, Pa., 742-8496 C.G.A.

.

Representative

SPSEA.

2,

1,

I,

2.

"B" Club

SPSEA

tramurals

Anne

Obuer

typist

Committee

Lambda Alpha Mu

4,

Water

2, 3, 4;

Scandle,

Ballet

SPSEA

1.

Newman Club

4.

1.

MRA

2.

Lambda

Beta

RD

Nancy Karen,

Scheithauer,

Ave

2, 3;

Huski

New

Seaford.

.

Omega

2. 3. 4.
1.

York.

3,

Delta

Pa.,

4

Pi 3, 4,

3,

Band

I,

2

& Gold

Pa.,

4.

3.

English 4; Intramurals

I,

Phi

Cor-

1.

,

R D

A

S PS.E

3. 4;

Schultz,

Blvd.

Reading.

Pa.,
3. 4;

Studio Band

Band

2. 3. 4{

I.

Intra-

1:

Committee-Election
Harmonettes

2. 3. 4:

Dawn

CG A,
2, 3, 4,

Margaret

Chairman

burg Players

3;

2, 3.

1.

4,

Pa,

1,

1,

Road.

2, 3;

Obiler

S.P.S.E.A.

I,

2,

Pa..

Typing

Intramurals

Eighth

Shamokin,

Streel.

Pa

,

Scott.

648-8717 Harmonettes

1,

Volleyball

I

tor

Roan, Arthur Eugene, 336

Bloomsburg Players

I,

Robcrst.
Circle

2. 3.

527-4316. Phi

.

Club

3.

4:

2.

Harmonettes

George Richard, R.D.

2,

Nazareth, Pa., 759-0496. Phi Beta

R.D,»4, Bloomsburg.
2. 3. 4;

RD»I.

Band

2, 3,

Lambda
Pa,.

S.P.S.E.A.

784-3598. Science
I.

2.

Club

Hunlock Creek. Pa, 256-3597.

Intramurals

2;

Baseball

I

2. 3, 4;

I,

.S.P.S.E.A.

R

D.

Treasurer

3.

Seyben. Pamela June.
2.

S.P.S.E.A

3;
I.

3, 4;

Studio Band

I,

2, 3, 4,

I;

Pi

Vice

Harmonettes

2.

3.

Treasurer

4.

3;

an

I.

.

Phi Beta

RA

ARW

3;

Resident Advisor

Fourth

Rulh

SPSEA

&

St..

2, 3: Intra-

I,

Warren.

726-0443. "Who's

Pa..

Ann.

Walnut

104

Kappa Delta

Committee

Hospitality

PS

S

Editor-in-Chief

2.

E.A.

Smiles.

Egypt. Pa

Lambda

.

1.

262-5294.
2. 3.

CG A,

SPSE.A

3.

Pa..

764-1632.

Club

English

2;

2;

Delta Pi

Ameri-

Chess Club

3;

I;

Madrigal Singers

3. 4;

I.

2. 3. 4.

Ave.

Secretary

2.

1.

West

Pittston.

Pa,.

International Relations

1.

4

1.

R.D»1. Beaumont.

SPSEA

Pa. 639-5622

1.

4

2. 3.

Smith. David Walter. 219 Maple Street, Wealherley, Pa.. 427-8919.

Walnut

1231

Smith. Pamela Anne. 1312 Chestnut

Club

Association

S

3. 4;

PS

E

A

Berwick. Pa

St..

Club

I;

Phi

752-6406. En-

.

Science Club

I.

Kappa Delta

2. 3.

875-1280.

Pa.,

Athenaeum Club

3,

International Relations

4.

3.

Ashland,

St.,

Day Men Treasurer 2, Vice President
Beta Lambda 2, 3, 4; S.P.S,E,A. 4.

1;

Pi 3. 4. Histo-

4

3.

Smith. Richard Paul, 75 Main St

Huski Club

,

Lambda

I,

Newman Club

I,

Harleigh, Pa, Phi Beta

Intramurals

2, 3, 4;

2, 3, 4;

1,

2. 3

Pa. 377-4941.

Smith, Robert Lee, 322 N. Seventh St, Leighton.

dngal Singers

President 3. Men's Glee Club

2. 3. 4.

Club

ics

Vice-President

3. 4.

Lambda

Phi Beta

St..

President 4; Tennis

3.

murals

Karen

Jane.

Oak

and

Fifth

Copy

2, 3.

1.

1.

I;

4. Intra-

Pa,

Social Recreation 2;

2,

Lambda Alpha Mu

Editor 3; S.P.S.E.A. 4;

Recording Secretary

Wales,

North

St.,

699-9556- C.G.A. Committee-Orientation
Obiter

S.P.S.E.A

2.

Obiter

3;

3

2.

1.

536-6483.

Pa..

Decoration

3.

2.

2. 3.

I.

Quakertown.

St..

Huski Club

2. 3. 4;

I.

Ma-

Berwick. Pa.. 752-3557. Phys-

Committee-Election Board

,A

3;

2.

1,

Studio Band 2

2. 3. 4;

Snyder. Linda Diane. 601 Juniper

2.

3.

Somerdav. Gerald. Ramble Road. Parkland. Pa.. SK-7-3615. Olympian

Bloomsburg Players

4.

I.

Forsensic Society

Kappa Delta 4; Bowling 3
Sparks, Donna Jean. 137 Reed Drive. Clairton.
4; Phi Beta Lambda 1. 2. 3.4. SPSE.A 4

S.P.S.E.A, 4:

3, 4;

Pi

Market

Spatzer. Rebecca Jane. 301 S

"B" Club

2, 3. 4;

Harmonettes

2, 3. 4;

I,

Intramurals

3,

St

\:

PS
,

JRA

648-4478.

.

Lambda Alpha

E.A. 4;
2.

I,

Dimock, Pa

75,

384-4586.

Pa..

Shamokin. Pa

.

S

Extramural

2;

I.

Spenng, Martha Betsy, Box

278-2749. Huski Club

4

Bloomsburg Players
Sphtt,

2, 3, 4;

I,

Alpha Psi Omega
Kenneth Joseph, 1423
4;

1,

Olympian

ceptional Children

Club

tions

ma Alpha

2, 3,

3,

2.

D.,

IS

Omega

2, 3, 4,

524-9503,

Pa,.

I.

2,

Student Di-

2, 3, 4,

Kulpmont.

Scott Street.

Huski Club

4:

2, 3. 4;

1,

Eta 4; Intramurals

James

Workshop

Athenaeum Club

2. 3;

SPSE.A.

Lewisburg,

St.,

Players

Covet

I.

St.,

2,

3;

2;

1,

Vice President

3,

373-3175.

Pa..

Council for Ex-

International Rela-

Alpha Phi Omega

3.

4: Sig-

2.

Cayuga,

New

York, AL206I40,

Council for Exceptional Children 4; Huski Club

I;

President 4; Football

Alpha Phi
I;

Intramu-

4.

I.

Cathenne JoAnn. 501 Gallows

Stagich,
Jersey.

Club

2, 3. 4.

Shermeyer, Pamela Ann. 170 White Oak Drive. York.

4

Lewisburg, Pa. 524-9661

Philadelphia

155

Elaine,

S.P.SEA

I;

458-6178

Pa.

Millville.

St.
Pi 3.

Program Chairman

Kappa

2. 3. 4;

I.

654-8905, Huski Club

Club

Students for Johnson

3:

Olympian

2;

4.

3.

Men's Glee Club
L,

Student

Bloomsburg, Pa„ 752-4605. C.G.A.

5.

1.

RD#1,

can Chemical Society
Concert Choir

C.G.A.

3.

4

3,

I,

4;

Assistant Editor 3; Olympi-

2. 3.

1

2. 3. 4.

I.

Gold

Susan Kathleen. R.D.

Slusser.

2;

4;

Pa,

Bethlehem,

St.,

Secretary 3, Basketball

Eddy

Assistant Editor

2. 3.

Vice Presideni

1.

rals

2;

1.

289-4208 Council

,

-Amencan Universities and Colleges"
Committee-Sex Education 3. Teaching Improvement

Sproull,

Pi 2, 3. 4.

2. 4.

Committee-Hospitality
Intramurals

Omega

Orangeville. Pa.. 864-3825. English

Sharkazy. Lana Mae. 772 Main St

Randall West, 228 James Avenue, Bloomsburg, Pa,
784-0624 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Phi Sigma Xi 3, 4,
Roberts, Ronald Lee, R,D,#I, Junlock Creek, Pa, 256-3597

Committee-Hospitality

2.

Gold

«4

Intramurals

I;

3

2,

I,

Slack, Lyie James, Jr. 215

Obuer

2.

Barbara Kay. 33 Stephen Lane, Bradford, Pa., 368-8969. Proc2; Obuer 1, Sigma Alpha Eta I, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2

Roberts,

CG A

1.

1,

784-2647.

Pa.,

1.

I

4: Physics Club

Donald Lynn.

K

Bloomsburg,

Seifert,

Roberts, David Arthur,

Club

Bisset Lane,

Lambda

Maroon

3:

Golf

I.

Corndor Representative

E

1251

3, 4,

2,

rector 2;

1.

Schwartz. Sharon Sue. Fourth Street. Port Royal. Pa
Beta

South

3

Room

ARW

Spoelman, Diane Mane, 130 Brown

4.

1.

Turbotville. Pa.. 649-3176. Blooms-

1;

4:

Mornsville.

1

Jo.

Clare.

867 3416. "B" Club

Mu
Vernon

Lambda

SPSEA

Park,

2; ARW Fire WarSPSEA
4: Lambda

Representative 3;

RD.

"Dear

4

Elkins

Ave.,

3;

Bloomsburg

4;

3

200

Hall

Phi Beta

2:

JRA

3,

Treasurer

Mary,

ARW

Park

Committee-Hospitality

Secretary-Treasurer

Mu

S.P.S.E.A.

I:

Council

3.

Student Adviser

3.

7914

Suzanne,

St..

3— Chairman

2,

Editor-in-Chief

3. 4.

2.

Ome-

Delta

3

I,

Rosemary

Skomitz,

3, 4.

Pottsville, Pa., 622-7753,

4.

863-4506.

,

2. 3. 4;

1.

»2, Kingsley, Pa

2, 4.

I,

Vice-President. West Hall.

Solhday.

2

I.

Schock. Elaine Irene, 226 N. Twelfth

1,

ARW

CG

2, 3, 4.

I,

Bloomsburg. Pa. 437-2590. Phi Beta

I.

4.

Ma-

Hospitality 4:

3,

Correspondence Representative 4. "B" Club
Sigma Tau Delta 2. 3. 4. Secretary 3

2;

Schuyler. Shirley Ethel.

2.

Spanish

ARW

Schnaars. Donald Ralph.

Players

Prom

Hancock

1830

Louise,

1

Harmonettes

2. 3,

I,

SPSE.A.

3:

Berwick. Pa. 752-4825. Con-

.

Dining

2. 3.

RD

foe Exceptional Children

2. 3, 4;

Jane. 18 E, Arbutus St. Hazleton. Pa, 454-8076.

Nancy

CY5-7965,

Kingston.

Delta Pi

Elvsburg, Pa., 672-2082

1,

St

Snyder. Jeffrey George. 1710 Steel

Myra

Huski Club

den

Hanover, Pa,

4,

R D

Orientation 3; Pep

2;

2,

1.

German Club

4.

Sklanka, Josephine Anne,

Concert Choir

C.G-A Committee-Decoration

Lambda

Manager

Business

Sigma Tau Delta

265-2681

Pa.,

Kappa

2. 3;

Shenandoah, Pa„

St..

I.

1516 Dale Lane. Bethlehem, Pa., 868-6398.

Jr,

2. 3. 4.

2, 3. 4.

Schlosser,

SPSE.A,

4.

3.

glish

3,

Chi

2, 3, 4,

r\

Proctor

2, 3, 4;

1,

Towanda,

I,

Dramatic Club

Schlegel, Aracelia Espina,

Club

2.

Gordon.

Histon-

West Hazleton,

Street,

Intramurals

2;

Jardin

S.

Intramurals

I;

Karen Noel. 328 E Tenth
Choir

Smith, Martin Thomas,

4

dormitory 4

in

I,

Prom

4.

3.

2. 3.

Vice-President 4. Football

Robert Charles, 330 North

Schaefer.

2.

I.

2, 3, 4.

I,

4.

3.

Counselor

4;

4; In-

Easton. Pa., 252-1394

10th.

S.

Presideni 4. Sigma lota

Club

Varsity

4;

Captain

Histonan

I.

ARW

2.

1.

Omega

Delta

3;

Bloomsburg Players

3. 4;

Basketball

I.

Smith. Carol Mae.

Schaefer, Bernard Frank. 2368 Oakdale

SU5-6047

2, 3, 4,

2

1,

Committee

3. Hospitality

Sigma Alpha Eta

2,

Huski

M,, 236 South Coal Street. Shamokin. Pa,. 648-2543,

Scarpmo. Sarah Mane. 125

Club

3;

Cheerleaders

4;

3,

Phi

3. 4.

2, 3. 4;

Philadelphia, Pa,, IR3-0793,

4; Intra-

ARW;

833-5696

,

Ronald Dean. 314 Harding Ave. Pen Argyl. Pa

Singer.

Slonaker,

3

Judiciary Board

Delta Pi

Glen

St.,

4,

Rita, 20 N
Kennedy
Who Among Students in

ARW

4;

4;

3,

Basketball 2

1;

"B" Club

I;

Smeltz. Leland Arthur,

Hospilalily
2, 3, 4;

Mary Kay Theresa. 304

Ohiler

3;

murals

SPSEA

Saulesbury, Helen Dons, 616 Pine St

Schulten,

693-1912 En-

.

Street.

Science Club

Intramurals

3,

Bloomsburg Players

SPSEA
Richards. Mmam

2,

I,

State Sec-

2,

Treasurer

4;

Who Among

Main

East
I,

3,

3. 4.

Organizations 4; Maroon

Archeology Club

2;

3;

ME5-1499

Wyoming. Pa

358 Wright .Avenue.

Charles,

288.3022, Phi Beta

190

Huski Club

Intramural Council

2. 3. 4.

I.

Secretary

3. 4.

K13-6532.

Pa..

Secretary

4,

4

2, 3,

C.G.A. Committee-Awards

2, 3, 4.

1,

4.

and Colleges".

LJniversities

2, 3,

I,

Star Route, Cushore, Pa

I,

Intramurals

3. 4.

cert

3

2.

Bloomsburg,

4,

Arnette,

I,

Board

ARW

2.

Richards, Georgene Beth, 339 Lakeview Avenue, Drexel Hill, Pa

C19-5629

R D

Maroon & Gold

Mary Ann

Alpha
128

637 5413 Athenaeum Club

Committee

K Club

Siegmann, Dennis Richard, 3711 Reedman Dnve, Levittown. Pa.
WI3 2030. MRA Council 3: Varsity Club 3. 4; Wrestling 1. 2. 3.

Swell. H.

Intramural Football 2

I.

929-2495. "Who's

tive

Mane,

Lambda

Sitler.

2, 3. 4.

1,

S.P.S.E.A 4; Sigma Alpha Eta

Election

2. 3. 4,

Eileen

Sauers,

2. 3. 4.

Richards. David Robert.

Richards.

Staff

1

Rhoades. M. Louann. 75 Ninth

2,

2. 3, 4,

I,

Standards

4;

3.

I.

Sick, Joyce

Beta

American

in

Governor

State

3,

Newman Club

736-7106

Coed"

654-2357. Council for Exceptional Children 4; Huski Club

glish

<$

4

Rhoades. Charlotte Helen. 414

Baseball

I;

AlUston Road, Springfield,

1

3;

2,

I,

S P.S.E.A. 4; Band

murals

Cold

Intramurals

SainlSing, Ronald Eugene, Box 183, Hershey, Pa., 533-2086

Sarpolis,

retary

ga Chi

Pa,,

Alpha Phi Omega

4,

2, 3, 4,

I,

Basketball

Pi 3, 4;

Dramatic Club

777-5098

Glona Jean, R.D.#4, Danville. Pa.. 275-0189. Olympian
"B" Club 3. 4; English Club 2. 4. SPSEA. 4

.

Football

2, 3, 4;

Lawrence,

St.

2, 3, 4,

I,

Students

462-0628. C.G.A Committee-Hospitality

Mane, 994 Nonh Locust Street, Hazleton, Pa„
455-4006. Bloomsburg Players 2, Kappa Delta Pi 3
Ryan, Charles C, 208 West Mahoning Street, Danville. Pa,
274-0102. Circle K Club I; Intramurals 2, Day Mens Association

roon

SPSE.A,

Treasurer

4,

3.

C.G.A. Orientation Committee

3;

Class Treasurer 4; Circle

Sierdinski.

Jeanette

Schlesinger.

Bloomsburg,

Street,

2.

Le Cercle Fran-

2;

Team

Chess

I,

1,

Reinaker,

Rhoades. Jr

Sigma

Phi

I

Reilsnyder, Karen Lee, Box 27,

Harmonettes

responding Secretary 4

672-2210 Chess Club

,

Reichenbach, Gary William, 152 West lllh
Intramurals

Pa.,

Intra-

2, 3;

2, 3. 4.

Dancille, Pa

President 4. Huski

3.

Club

3;

I, 2,

Alpha Phi

Vice President

784-2041

2;

Orchard Avenue. Schuykill Haven,

Gold

Com-

Election

2, 3, 4;

458-4701

Pa.

Millville,

2,

2. 3.

Who Among

4;

ARW

Pa„ 945-5631.

Route

Love.

313 Summerhill Avenue. Berwick. Pa.. 759-9683.

L,.

Concert Choir

Club

454-8367 Basketball

385-2734 Maroon
murals

Council

Pa,.

4.

David. 421

Karl

4; Intramurals 2, 3,

,

3, 4;

an

Redwinski, Conna Mane, 241 Winters .Avenue. West Hazelton.

Reed,

I,

4

454-2818

885-9494.

Pa.,

Jimmy Lee, 50 East 12th Street, Bloomsburg, Pa 784-1761.
Maroon & Gold 3, 4, News Editor 4; S.P.S.E.A. I, Varsity Club 2,

Club

Shickshinny, Pa, 542-7292

I

CG
ARW
3,

Athens,

Streel,

Saurman, Susanne Virginia, Bustleton ,Ave and Krewslown Road,
648-6077 Circle

,

Reda. Genevive Mane, Oneida, Pa., 384-4551 Phi Beta Lambda I, 2
Redline, Susan Jane, 1831 Millard Street, Bethlehem, Pa 868-7307.
A Committee-Hospitality I, 2; Pep 2; Maroon & Gold 3, 4,.

3, 4,

I,

Secretary 4

CG

345-3583

3

I,

Rebuck, Jerry Gilvert, R,D.#2, Shamokin, Pa
Club 2, 3, 4.
Rccene, Paul Joseph,

4

Election Board

3.

Bloomsburg Players

2;

Lawrence Avenue,

36.34 St.

Jr.,

Varsity

and Colleges"

Raylinsky, Janice Mane, 3305 Bartram Road, Willow Grove, Pa,,

655 0805.

Pa..

2, 3-

I,

779-0490

Hospitality

MRA

547-5816,

Pa.,

Street, Pittston,

I.

Alpha Phi Omega 2. 3. 4; Track I. 2. 3. 4.
Shuey. Gary Ivan. Cherry Avenue, Lavelle. Pa,, 875-2821. "Who's

murals

RD

3;

Scranlon.

Omega Chi

Pi 2, 3, 4, Ser-

Delta Pi Herald 4

1;

Nonh Main

Fleetville.

Sandel, John Eugene,

4

Executive Council 4; Council for Exceptional Children

Sigma

I,

4.

Pa.,

Phi

3, 4;

S.P.S.E.A,

2, 3, 4;

I.

4,

Committee

2:

Proctor 2; "B" Club

4

2, 3,

I,

Arwilda

SPSEA,

Shotwell. Olin

Maroon & Gold

2,

Sigma

4, Phi

Council for Exceptional Children
S.P.S.E.A 1, 4.

ARW

S P S E.A.

1

Catawissa,

Ranck. Charles Arthur, R.D.*I, Allenwood,
Phi

Wilhamspon.

2, 3;

mural Basketball

346-2663. Senior Class President. Delta

2.

Intramurals

Sacco. Joanne Maria. 45

Pa..

Pi 3, 4.

DonnaJean. Frances,

Pucino.

Lambda

Beta

2. 3. 4,

Bloomsburg,

Streel.

5th

Pa..

Pub-

3.

Rossmar, Stephanie Ann,
#1, Drums, Pa„ 788-1652, Dramatic
Club 4, Crew Chief 3; SPSEA 4, Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4, Intra-

1.

Powell,

Intramurals

4,

Strong, Pa., 339-2379, C.G.A,

ARW

2;

S.P.S.E.A,

2. 3. 4;

1.

St.,

Bloomsburg Players

4;

2. 3.

Class Treasurer

Rupert,
2,

2, 4:

3.

2.

Pi 3. 4

Recording

2. 3. 4.

Street,

SPSEA

I,

Le Cercle Francais

3;

Ann Mane,

Rush,

murals

Second

Orientation Committee

4;

1.

Beta Sigma Delta

Intramurals

4:

Pa,.

Orangeville, Pa., 683-2652, Science

,ARW. Telephone Chairman
cil

814

III,

3, 4,

Rudy, Russell C,

Constance Mane, 302 Oneida

Poller,

2,

C,

Intramurals

Rosiak,

Lambda

William, R.D. #4, Dancille, Pa, Science Club
4, Veteran s Association 4; Gamma Theta Upsilon 3,

Arms

at

Obiier

Beta

Decoration

3.

Second

21

Committee-Election Board

Nanlicoke.

Street.

Ann,

Patricia

Shoemaker,
Broad

East

2,

Ka>pa Delta

2, 3, 4,

I,

A

S,P S E

Como. Pa. 798-2831

Lake

Jean.

Mane. R.D »1.

Posey. Bessie

925-2811, Men's Glee

Pa,.

4.

Sigma Alpha Eta

4;

2. 3.

1.

4,

Club

Lawrence. 401
2.

Elizabeth

Porosky.

E.A,

339-4735,

Pa.,

Council For Ex-

2.

4

2. 3.

I.

275-1736. Band

4,

310

Bloomsburg Players

I;

2, 3,

Shimko.

Commit-

Teny

Clyde

mittee

Benton.

Street.

International Relations

I.

Olympian

2;

1.

PS

S

2. 3. 4,

Mam

1],

3. 4,

3,

John.

C.G.A Committee-Orientation

A

S.P.S E

Club

Pa..

1.4.

Social Recreation 2; Intramurals

Robinson,

Rogers,

A

S E

Ropp, Gial Mane, 803

Pollock,

3,

William

SPSEA

4

2.

SP

CG A

568-3851

Pa.,

Roman, Joyce Anne, W/i Lambert

Bloomsburg Players 2, 3, 4; Harmonettes 1.
Polinak, Dons Ann, 447 South Shamokin Street, Shamokin, Pa
648-6244 Phi Beta Lambda 2, 3, 4; Harmonettes I, 2: SPSE.A
2, 3, 4,

CO A

Council for Exceptional Children

2.

323-0344 C.G.A Committee-Husky Lounge

ety 3. 4

Politis,

Treasurer

2,

I,

2, International Relations

I,

2, 3.

735-6369licity 3.

3,

.

Choir

Secretary

Roberts.

Presideni 4
Plalukis,

Band

3, 4;

Robens. Sandra Kay. West Milton,

I

Paul

Plan,

President

Robens, Richard George, 32 Lincoln Avenue. West Syoming.
287-7174 Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4.

I.

276-1568
2. 3.

Bloomsburg Players

Secretary

Stalker. Paul Robert.

II

Hill
I.

Road. Cranford.
English Club

I;

New
Huski

2. 3.

E.

Main

St..

Canton.

Pa..

673-8541. Intra-

.

Kappa Epsilon 3. 4.
Stanko. Theresa Jean. 606 Green Acres Slreel, Mechanicsburg. Pa-.
766-5246. Maroon & Gold I; Science Club I. 4; Inlramurals 2. 3.
murals

2: Pi

I.

Jac^^uelyn

Sleek.

Mar\-.

398-20,SO.

.ARW

Club

S.P.S.E-A

2. 3;

Mary

Sleffen.

May Ave.

Willlamspon.

S P S.E.A.

2. 3, 4;

I.

752-5338. Ohiwr

Omega

Psi

2. 3.

8653. inlramurals

Water

St

Theta Upsi-

Northumberland.

.

Thomas W., R.D,«3. Mounlaintop.
Club

International Relations

Committee

Festival

Gamma

2. 3. 4.

473-

Pa,.

2. 3. 4.

1.

Dramatic Club

Pa..

Le Cercle Francais

2;

I;

Spring Arts

2;

Inlramurals

May. 632 Kerper St..
3. 4; Spanish Club 3.

Straub. Dorothy

Huski Club

Rhea

Sirausser.

Club

ish

2.

S,P S,E A,

Corridor Representative

5137,

Robesonia.

1.

3;

"B" Club

1.

2.

2, 3. 4.

SPSEA,

1,

2: Pi

3. 4.

Extramurals

2. 3. 4;

I.

ARW

693-3485,

Pa,.

Day Women. American Chemical

Club 2
Slnne. Elma Marion. 152

E.

Day Women

1.

648-8627.

Club

Vice

Omega

Independence
2.

Susan Carolyn. 152 E

Independence

Bedford

3424

Marie.

Hockey

Lambda

3;

Shamokin.

Street.

Pa,,

258-7772. S.PS.E.A.

Inlramurals

2. 3;

I.

Pa..

Hill.

Mary

Voipe,

SPS

E,A,

2;

1.

ARW,

A

Inlramurals

4.

Lambda

I,

cording Secretary

Women
elles

I.

Omega

4; Pi

SPS

E

Road,

Blossom
I.

2. 3;

ARW

Pa

Easlon,

Pa„

Choir

cert

N

S.PS.E.A.

Inlramurals

3. 4:

Eugene Michael.

Szoka.

Thomas

Club

lentation 4; English

Pa,,

Ohiier

2.

Pamela

Carolyn

Taby,

Tannery, Eve

214

North

Gold

I;

Jane,

i

648-2436 Maroon

14,

Lambda

4,

2, 3, 4;

CGA

2;

Fire

3:

Lambda Alpha Mu

4;

Choir

735-0457, Phi

Pa,.

2.

David.

773-3646,

CO A,

Maroon

Cold

<S

Committee

Warden

2;

2,

4;

3,

1323

.Arch

Hospitality

1,

2;

2.

4.

Inlramurals

2. 3. 4;

E

1318

Centre

Election Board

Delta Pi

2, 3. 4.

SPSEA,

Awards

W,

720

Inlramurals

3:

3;

Onentalion

4.

Choir

Rock

SPSEA

SPSEA,

2;

I,

Shamokin,

Street,

I;

S,P,S,E,A,

1.

Pa„

4:

SPS

I,

E A,

2;

Men's Glee

4;

Alpha Phi

4;

2. 3. 4.

I.

Who Among

Who's

leges" 4;

ARW

Children

I,

Hislonan
Laural

Wanko.

Baseball

3;

Club

Pi 3, 4,

Hazleton,

Lambda

Committee

2,

Fire Marshall

Concert

2, 3;

Bloomsburg Players

2.

I,

Beta Sigma Delta

3;

2.

1;

2. 3. 4.

Science Club

Junior

Prom Committee

den

SPSEA,

Tctre.

3;

4; Inlramurals 2, 3, 4.

3:

Wark. Nancy Jane. 337 Martzville Rd,. Berwick,

Women;
SPS.EA,

Obiter

2, 3, 4;

1,

Baseball

Club

Pa,,

Day

759-9797,

Harmonelles

3;

2.

1;

Washington, Camille DeVel, 3805 Munson Road, Bailey's Crossroads, Virginia, 481 -8291 Council for Exceptional Children 3;Band 2

Waskevich, Lorelta

Frances,
I.

CGA,

645-3937,

Spruce

103

ARW
E,

Wilkes

St,,

Adviser

4; Junior Resident

gy Club 3; Newman Club 1;
Wallo. John Stephen, Jr., 208

ball

Old Forge, Pa„ 457-4755,

Street,

ARW
Pa,.

ARW

362-8814.

Pa.,

Band

3. 4;

3; Inlra-

I. 2.

Berwick. Pa,. 752-6644, Olympian

English Club 4; S.P.S.EA.

2. 3. 4.

N

7.50

Eighth

I.

4,

Sunbury. Pa

St..

President 3; Inlramurals

2, 3, 4.

1.

Nerfoundland, Pa. 676-3556.

145.

2

I.

966-2761

,

Team Cap-

2. 3.

Raymond

Who Among

CGA

Students

MRA

2.4;

10

Band

ta

Upsilon

Noxen,

Amencan

in

Represenlalive

President

2, 3. 4.

Front

Pa.

Danville.

St,

2. 3. 4,

RD«1,

Worth. James William.

E

514

Boyd.

275-3648. Physics Club

NE

Pa,,

92067 "Who's
and Colleges" 4;

Universities

Bloomsburg Players

3.

Treasurer 4; Band

2. 3,

Slud-

I.

Gamma

2.

Vice-President 4; Inlramurals

2,

The-

Woytowich. John Samuel. 638 Spruce

Lambda

Phi Beta

Wright, Sandra Lee,

Athenaeum Club

W, Third

.323

Kulpmonl,

St.,

SPSEA,

2, 3, 4,

I,

3.

373-3120,

Pa.,

Omega

4; Pi

Pi 3. 4.

St, Nescopeck. Pa., 752-7108

2.

I,

Yabcznyski. Margaret, 340 Fair Slreel, Bloomsburg, Pa,, 784-3864

NBEA

I

Women

Resident

,

Lambda

Phi Beta

2, 3, 4.

Margaret,

Yabczynski,

648-8131

South

202

Lambda

Phi Beta

Pearl

Shamokin,

Street,

SPSEA

Mahanoy

pha Ela

RD

«2. Shickshmny.

Thomas,

MRA

RD

Yoder, Bonila Darlene,

W

Voder, Nelson

SPSEA,

W

302

,

Omega

Iota

,Ave

Willow

275-3629, Class Sec-

Pa,,

Historian

2, 3,

3,

Shamokin,

Sl,,

Pa,

Reading,

,

4

«l, Danville,

Lambda

Phi Beta

2;

I

Center

1701

Sigma

4;

3,

I,

Sigma Al-

864-3721

Pa..

Committee

Hospitality

Gregory

282-4974

Pa,.

Science Club

2, 3;

4

2. 3.

A.

2. 3. 4.

I;

Simpson,

St..

American Chemical Society

4;

3.

2.

I.

2. 3.

I.

Michael John. 65 River

Archeology Club

Committee

Hospilality

Newman Club

2;

I.

Olvmpian

Yockey.

CGA.

77302967

Pa,

City,

Pa.

2. 3. 4,

Yackabonis. Mary Ellen Margaret. 934 East Center Street,

648-1369

Pa,.

4,

Richard

Yost.

2, 3. 4;

4

722

Judson.

Carol

Omega

234-9392. Alpha Phi

New

St,.

Cumberland.

Archaeology Club

3. 4;

Pa.

Track

3;

3. 4.

House Committee

Bane,

Pa,.

Psycholo-

2. 3;

3. 4;

tain

4

2.

I.

3.

Cross Country

Co-Captain; Inlramurals Cap-

3,

War-

Fire

2,

2;

I,

889-3414, Physics Club

Hazard

Committee-Firednll

Inlramurals

St,,

Summit

Hill,

Bloodmobile

3,

Pa„

Fool-

4;

2. 3,

4

Beta

Lambda

Captain

ARW

Pennsylvania

Pen

Ave..

Pa

Argyl,

Commiltee 3. Class Float Committee
3; Phi Beta Lambda I. Bloomsburg Players 2. 3; Inlramurals 2
Ardmoor
Ave. Danville. Pa,. 275-3597
Young. Leslie Frances. 101
Hospitality

Athenaeum Club 4. Bloomsburg Players I. 2. 3. 4; English Club
Sigma Tau Delta 3. 4. SPSEA, 4.
Lorraine
Mane. 10 Morningside Ave.. Yardtey. Pa,
Zack.
HY3-2850 ARW Dorm Council 3. Vice President 3; Voling

Berwick, Pa

,

759-8971, Veter-

,

St.,

Pine Grove, Pa., 345-3622, Phi

S.PS.E.A. 4; Football

2, 3;

ARW

of

Inlramurals

1;

Inlramurals 2

3,

M

Frances

W

223

.

Zalonis. Robert Neil. 427

Club

Varsity

I,

2. 3, 4.

Tennis

3.

John

3

Spruce

Shamokin.

Slreel,

Pa.

784-5421

Pa..

English Club

i.

1,

Scranton,

Pa,,

SPS.EA,

2, 3;

Ave..

4;

Summit. Pa

Clarks

Judiciary 3; Obiier 2, 3; Harmonelles

rals I, 2, 3; Election

3. 4,

Avenue,

Fairview

W. Grove

M,. 913

ARW;

5871550,

Bloomsburg.

St..

2. 3. 4,

206

I,

Donna

Zavacky.

Calhenne
1.

Joseph,

Maroon & Gold

.34-7-2476,

Inlramurals

2, 3,

I,

Member
Zalinski.

Zangardi,

2, 3, 4,

I,

Walts, Barton Irying, 937 E Sixth St

Weaver, Daniel Roy, 9 Spruce
1,

Robena Faye, 825 North Washington St,, Shamokin, Pa,
648-1679, Concen Choir 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3; Harmonelles
Thomas. Linda Ann. 500 Amencan Street. Calasauqua. Pa,.
Tharp,

829

Kaye.

Judilh

863-4639,

648-5705

2. 3. 4,

1.

2, 3. 4,

I,

Co-Captain

4.

4.

an's Association

John Paul. Zion Grove.

Athenaeum

4;

3.

Road, Middlctown,

Basketball

2,

Inlramurals

1;

Harmonelles

Young.

2, 3, 4,

I,

Edwardsville. Pa.. 287-1863. Obiier

.

SEA

S P

3. 4;

St

4,

Temiso, Plama Ann, 217 Hoover

3.4;

2.

2, 3

SPS.EA,

3. 4;

RD»I.

Wolfe. Sharon LaBar.

retary

Pa,,

Publicity 3; Social

3,

4, Inlramurals

2. 3.

I.

Cheny

Laurelle. 588

824-5156. S.P.S.EA.

1950 SwanlraCreek

Stewart,

Psychology Club

2, 3, 4;

President Elect

2,

4

944-9765 Phi Beta

Pa.,

and Col-

Universities

Refreshment Chairman

SPSEA

Thomas

Amencan

in

741-1713,

Pa,,

Hall Representative 3; Council for Exceptional

3. 4,

2.

President 4;

Taylor,

Student

Athenaeum Club

376-0622

547-7104,

Pa,.

3; Hospitality

2,

MRA

Omega

Inlramurals

4

Homeland Road, York,

Taylor, Leahetta Elaine, 78

Theta Upsilon

4,

Balbara Adelle. 213 Alpine Slreel, Ridgway, Pa, 772-6645,

Huski Club

Archaeology Club

4;

3,

Margaret Ann. Box

Wohlfart.

Yeager. Gayle

Pa.

City.

Delta

2, 3;

Sl„

Chairman

2, 3,

3, 4;

I.

Second

Pep Commiltee

Decoration

2.

Con-

3. 4;

Bloodmobile 4; Assembly

r;

3. 4;

Inlramurals

Pi 3:

William,

CGA,

455-2838,
3;

Sigma

4. Phi

Joseph

Gamma

2;

I

2. 3. 4,

1.

Yavorosky.

Pa. 875-0324

Mahanoy

St,,

Home-

2;

4

3.

Ashland.

St..

West Hall

I;

Warden

Fire

3;

Pep

3,

Science Club

Wallman. David Thomas. R,D*1. Montgomery.

Pa.

murals

Day Women
Lansdale, Pa,, 855-8000,

Laborator\ Assistant

2;

I;

Relations

International

Election

Telephone

3:

Committee

Float

2,

CGA

759-9315

Pa,,

Committee 2. 3. 4; Election Board
4: Bloomsburg Players I: SPSEA

2. 3.

I.

Paul

Pa,,

I,

Slreel,

Huski Club

I,

587-24U4

Pa,.

2,

1.

Hospitality

WalleR.

Kap-

Pi

Inlramurals

2, 4:

I,

Bloodmobile

2,

Proctor

1:

1,

#2. Berwick,

Onentalion Committee

James William.

Walter.

Commillee-Or-

1,

I,

2, 3. 4.

Tate.

I.

D

Mane. R

SPSEA

4;

2, 3, 4,

1,

Pa.

Pottslown.

ballet

Committee 2, Bloodmobile
Athenaeum Club 2, 3; Harmonelles I;

2;
I.

Water

1;

,\lden Station.

St,.

.'

House Committee 2, 3, Chairman 3; J.R.A, 4; "Dear Coed" 3.
"B" Club 3, 4, Bloomsburg Players 2; Harmonelles 2; International

Wolverton.

875-2056

Pa,.

Street.

Inlramurals

2, 4;

«2. Clark's Summit.
.^rchaeologv Club

I.

Witmer, Ann Louise, Tn-Acrcs, ElizabethviUe,

2

1.

Bonnie

Walton,

CGA,

Harmon-

3, 4;

Council for Exceptional Children 4; Sigma

1.

Cheerleadct

3. 4,

lain 2

Gordon.

St..

Mervine

234

Bii,.

Hockey
Wilson, Robert James. 516 Dennison Ave,. Wyoming. Pa.. 693-3824.
C G A Hospitality Committee 2, Sigma lota Omega 3. 4; Track I;

3;

Secrelary 3; Spanish Club 4,

2, 3, 4,

Volleyball

SPSEA

RD

Field

3;

Huski Club 3; Band

Wnler

784-2260 Day

Pa,,

P.i

Phi

2. 3. 4;

I.

3,

Lambda

Beta

3; Phi

ARW.

2, 3, 4:

I,

coming Committee

4:

3.

Allenlown,

1727 Olive Street, Reading, Pa., 376-0239

S,,

Pnncess Court

Pa,.

East Hall

3.
3.

Bloomsburg Players

3, 4,

Gale,

Committees-House

455-3583 Con-

.

Street.

4; Inlramurals

Executive Board

3, 4,

Road, Bloomsburg,

;

I

Bloomsburg.

St..

Obiier

I;

Trip Committee Chairman

Wolfe. Brenda Kaye.

1

Recreation

pa Epsilon

Proof-reader

A 4: Kappa Delia Pi 3, 4
Minam Alberta, 19 Biddle

2,

German Club

Newman Club

278-31

2. 3,

I,

Marshall

4:

3,

Lawrence

2, 3, 4,

I.

Dimock.

Jay,

Pa.

272-5728,

Pa,,

House Committee

3:

Fourth

E,

Remembrance Committee

Inlramurals

Inlramurals 1.2,

Nomstown,

Ave,,

Coed".

Le Cercle Francais

SPSEA.

752-7847

.

Hazleton. Pa

.

"Dear

Bloomsburg Players

I

508''!

432-7440 Inlramurals
Taber,

Laurel St

.

4: Fire

Bloomsburg Players

2. 3;

1.

Committee

3.

Patricia, River

Committee

House Coramil-

Treasurer 4

Pi 2, 3, 4,

2. 3.

I.

Haws

Madelyn, 59 Spruce

cert

Inlramurals

Swoyer. Sallie Lee. 555

2,

4

West Hazleton.

St..

Band

4;

4,

Relations Club 4; Science

Representative
2,

CGA

Swank, Harry Edward. R,D «l. Fredericksburg. Pa. 865-3358, Ma-

& Coldl.

I,

Keiser, Pa,, 373-3986,

,

ARW

752-6934

Pa.,

4

Tamarack

Walsh, Marx, 500 East Hancock

Kappa Delia Pi 3. 4
Joyce, R,D »5, Bloomsburg, Pa, 784-7313, Phi
2, 3, 4. SPSEA, 4. Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4, Re-

Summers. Lucretia

SPSEA

St

824-8S>il

Pa..

3.

lU

Williams. Sarah I. 604 Eleventh Ave. Prospect Park. Pa,. LE2-72I5.

2,

Bethlehem.

,

2. 3,

I,

Dan\

Slreel.

SPSEA

Women's Scholarship

2. 3. 4,

I.

SPSEA

603

Elizabeth.

Huski Club 3; Inlramurals

75207628

Pa.,

4

Wagner, Gail

Wallos.

2, 3, 4,

1,

Milflinville.

St..

Blvd

Union

Warsaw

102

2, 3, 4;

Elections

Warden

Fire

Wall,

3. 4;

I.

Bensick.

St.

Inlramurals

2;

1,

Janet

Lambda
.1.

i

4

Williams. Richard Maurice.

3. 4,

Hospitality

Band

Inlramurals

Fifth

W,

1434

Frances, 837

Wi-60183

3,

Summers. Gail Ann.

Lambda

Alpha Eta

Mifflinburg, Pa,, 523-6636, Council

2, 3, 4;

720 Apple
I;

Rosa.

Volciak. Robert Joseph, 32 E.

Club

R D »2,

Ann,

Sharon

Sullivan,

1,

Play

2. 3;

Wilkes-Barre.

English Club 4.

1.

784-2916, Day

Obiier 4:

2;

Spanish Club

Waldron, Sharyn Leanne, 113 Green Lynne Dnve, Levinown,

Camp

Drive.

548-2738, S,P S,E

Pa..

Children

for Exceptional

roon

Diana

215-323-3379,

Gamma

2:

2, 3,

Slyer, Virginia Alice,

Gold

4;

3.

Council for Exceptional Children

2;

Verbitski, Richard Stanley,

Wagner,

St, Berwick, Pa. 759-S117

E Eleventh
Band 3.

David Lee, Drumore.

Beta

Vazquez,

Beta

Phi Beta

lee

Dav Women Treasurer

Club
3.

Williams.

454-7617

RDal.

Harvey.

Bruce

K

Circle

Pa,

Blvd., Hazleton, Pa..

Athenaeum Club 2. 3. Secretary 3; Harmonelles I.
Vaughn. Chene E., 223 Manzville Road. Berwick,

1,

Strong. William John. 235

4.

Pa..

Psychology

3.

Harmonelles

4.

737-0353, Intemalional Relations Club

1.

Shamokin.

Slreel.

3. 4,

Elaine

Gordon,

Street,

ARW; Maroon &

2;

Men's Glee Club

2. 3.

3

Bonnie Lee Fox, 12 Upper Mulberrv
Pa. 275-1841 Athenaeum Club 3. SPSE A 2

SNEA,

Dramatic Club "Players"

2;

437-2309

Pa,

3, 4,

1,

S PS.E A, I. 2. 4; Newman Club I.
Uram. Bonila Mane. 1941 Dickson

Wagner.

Theta Upsilon

Slyer.

Society 4; Science

Harmonelles

4.

3.

648-8627 Amencan Chemical Societv

Strong,

Pep Committee

Olympian

SPS E,A,

4,

1.

4,

Strine.

SPSEA.

Swimming

4;

2. 3.

Shade"

Williams.

Umlauf, Sallee Ruth, 203 Biddle

CGA,

275-4508, Vet-

.

Water Sl„ Washinglonnlle,

4;

3,

Danville. Pa

.

2, 3,

Lee,

Club

ty

in the

Williams.

4

2. 3.

I.

2, 3, 4,

I,

Veteran's Association 4

Slnmpler. Anne Marie. 1650 West Chester Pike. West Chester. Pa,.
692-6187,

Nancy
Science Club

Phi Beta

I,

Taylor. Pa.. 562-0642, Span-

Si..

Historian 4; Inlramurals

Pi 3. 4.

Inlramurals

4,

Olvmpian

2;

Lambda

President 4; Phi Beta

Ra5

Philadelphia. Pa,.

4,

I.

RD,«I.

Barbara Ann.

Strieker.

Ridge

132 S

Lois.

2. 3. 4:

I.

eran's Association

866-5512, Spanish Club

2. 4.

I.

3,

Inlramurals

3. 4;

4; Football

2, 3,

3.4.

3,

Slraub. Beverly M.. 1605 Fairview Drive. Mountoursville. Pa,. 368-

1132

Omega

Iota

Captain

Undeck, Karen Maria, 4 Maplewood

Pi 3.

2

1.

Allen. 326

Elwood

Sloru,

322-6900,

Pa..

Alpha

3;

Kappa Delta

Huski Cluh

4:

Inlramurals

2. 3. 4;

Sleller.

Sigma

4; Varsity Club

Ulanoski. James Thomas. 13 Cedar St

Ulnch,

Presideni 4;

3.

Huski

3:

2.

Pa..

Arthur Anderson. 1648 Spring Garden Avenue. Berwick.

Steiner.

Ion

Shore,

Jersey

4.

688

Lee.

Vice President

Pa..

Ave..

Big and Lillle Sisler Co-ordlnalor

Bloomsburg Players
4.

Kendall

151

Tucker, Robert Louis, 529 Muir Avenue, Hazleton, Pa.. 454-8802,

Committee

and

2; Big

.

Inlramu-

1;

Co-ordina-

Lillle Sister

I

ARW

264-9144
4,

Drum

Representative to Judiciary

Majorette

3;

Thomas, Thomas W.,

Sigma Alpha Ela

Jr„ 29 East

3;

Majorettes

538-8802
I.

2. 3,

Shawnee Avenue, PIvmouth, Pa

Committee

Committee
I;

SPSEA,

House

2.

3. 4.

4; Orientation

648-5337

Pi

I;

Kappa

Chairman 4; Election Board 3. 4; Pep
Committee 4; Dramatic Club "Players"
Epsilon

Inter-Fratemity Council

4:

Tonegiani.

Ellyn

214

Susan.

3. 4.

President

3,

Speaker of the

Street.

Committee-Dinmg Room 2,
Lambda Alpha Mu 3, 4; Sigma Alpha

Wyoming,

Pa,

693-2240, C,G,.\,

Secretary 2, Huski

Club

Eta

1,

2;

2;

Inlramurals

Philip

Benjamin,

434

LaSalle

Slreel,

Berwick,

Pa„

Trathen, John J, 400 East 3rd Street, Bloomsburg, Pa,, Phi Beta

Trevelhan.

3:

Kappa Delta

Failh

Anne.

Pi 4, Pi

Omega

R,D,»I. Ml,

825-2935. Dramatic Club "Players"

3.

Pi 3. 4,

View.

Wilkcs-Ban-e,

English Club 2:

Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Secretary 3.
Lynn Douglas. Center Street, Beaver Spnngs.
Dramatic Club "Players" I; Football 1. Basketball

Pa,.

SPSEA.

2, 3;

Trull,

2, 3;

ma

Club

Day Men

3, 4.

Pa.,
1;

658-8385,
Baseball

2. 3, 4,

I.

Theta Upsilon

3. 4.

Webber. John Daniel, Box

Day Men

3, 4;

2

1,

I,

RD

140,

Inlemalional

»2, Shamokin, Pa

Sigma Alpha Eta

Weikert, Jane

E..

S.P.S.E.V 4;

2. 3. 4.

415 Lincolnway West,

German Club
Inlramurals

4,

Zehner, Karen

murals

pian

2.

I.

New

275-3777 Le

3,

"B" Club

4;
I,

2, 3, 4; Pi

Harmonelles

I;

Inlra-

Wells, Carol L,,

RD «

3, 4,

SPSE A

Welsh.

Thomas

2. 3,

I,

4,

R..

3.

4;

Band

407

215-699-9513, Obiier

2. 3;

2. 3, 4; S,P,S.E.A. 4;

Alpha

I,

Phi

Beta

Pi 2, 3, 4;

Carbondale,

Pa,,

2, 3,

Smith

1

I.

2.

3.

4;

2, 3. 4,

222-3225, Harmonelles

North

Street.

Omega

2. 3;

2. 3.

Wales.

Pa,.

Dramatic Club

I,

J.

Peter.

1231

4

4, Basketball

3,

Main

West

936

Lambda

Pa,,

784-4313,

1,

Street.

Bloomsburg.

Beta Sigma Delta

3. 4.

S,P,S,E.A,

2, 3, 4;

3. 4;

Pa,.

Men's

Freshman Orientation 4

3. 4.

2;

I.

PS

E

A

4,

Inlramurals

I,

Frank

Joseph.

CGA

29,

Zion Grove. Pa

.

889-3696,

2. 3, 4.

Zimmerman, Roy Roger, RD.«1.
Zoranski.

14

Mifllinburg. Pa. Wreslhng

Orchard

Hospitality

Street.

Committee

3;

Glen

I.

Lyon.

Day Men;

2,

Pa.

Science

Club

1;

Physics Club 4;

SPSEA

try

2.

3.4; Captain

Water Polo; Basketball; Volleyball Assoc,

1.

Captain
vision)

2. 3.
3.

CGA
Club

I,

4; National

3. 4.

Inlramurals; Cross

Coun-

Council of Math Teachers (Student Di-

4

Zosh. Theresa

1.

.

Men's Glee Club 1.2; Inlramurals

2. 3

736-6392.

2,

4

Faculty Editor
Psi

Lambda

Inlramurals

Rosemonl Lane. Abinglon. Pa,, 887-4063,
CG.A. Decoration Commiltee Chairman 3; Concert Choir I, 2, 3.
4; Dramatic Club 3, 4, Huski Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, Varsi-

Wilde,

H..

Club

Bloomsburg,

Fillh Street,

Zimmerman. Richard Thomas. Box
S

2.

E,

WL7-OI3I. Concert Choir

»1, Woodland, Pa, 342-1197, Olym-

Omega

724

SPSEA

386-5565 "B" Club
Robe Chairman 2. 3;

Pa.,

2, 3, 4,

I,

Steven Lee. 369 Emerson Road. Huntingdon Valley. Pa

Zicgler.
2. 3, 4,

1.

Oxford, Pa., 624-2521.

2, 3. 4:

4

Phi Beta

Inlramurals
Pa..

Day Women

I.

RD

Jill,

Roger

784-1100

R D «3, Tamaqua,
Concert Choir

2, 3,

644-0106,

.

1.

Council for Exceptional Children

1,

Science Club 2,
Zeislofl.

4;

International Relations

4;

1

Webber, Linda Ruth, 1008 Avenue H, Riverside,
I.

Treasurer

2, 3, 4,

PS.EA, 3. 4; GamGeography Symposium 3.

Treasurer 4;

3,

Pa..

S

2, 3. 4;

I,

lor 2,

Zchner, Eileen Adele,

2. 3

I,

Mulberry St. Shamokin.

Huski Club

I.

Pa,,

Speaker

S.PS.E.A,

Day Men,

759-8868,

Lambda

K

Wclker. Geraldine Ruth,

2, 3, 4,

Trapane,

Circle

Inlramurals

2. 3, 4,

W

1502

Relations Club 3, 4, Science Club

Cercle Francais

3.

Seventh

Theta Upsilon

Watsonlown,

Road,

Baylor

,

779-18.56 Sigma Alpha Eta I, 2, 3, 4; Inlramurals I, 2
Tomlinsom, William Sands Jr.. 206 South Linden A%enue. Halboro,
Pa., OS5-3939, CGA. Hospitality Committee 3. 4; Social Recreation

Gamma

214

Weaver. Samuel Wallet.

2. 3, 4,

I,

Drew.

Kenneth

Weaver.

Ann. 231

Election

3. 4;

East

Bloomsburg Players

4. Inlramurals

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THANK YOU

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proud to say that after
have produced a book
that is different from any that have preceded it. We, too,
feel that the book you now have in vour hands is unique
in several ways. It contains more color, more Ufe and a
more complete record of the school year than has been
possible with any previous book. Yet as you read this

Each year the Obiter

staff feels

long, often frustrating, hours they

another Obiter

and

will

of by

in the process of recording a

new year

us.

However,
that

is

undoubtedly involve ideas and designs unthought

is

all

common, and
moments of collegiate Ufe and to

Obiter staffs have one aim in

to capture fleeting

confine them to pictures and words so vivid that they will

seem

to recreate those

moments

the pages in years to come.

we of

It

for

one who

leafs

has been with this in

the 1968 Obiter have designed your book.

through

mind

that

Only the

years can teU of our success.

For the present we are satisfied, and 1 would like to take
opportunity to thank all those who have contributed so
much of their time and talent to creating and developing
this book. Many of these are now shaping the 1969 Obiter,
and to them 1 extend sincere wishes for a fulfilling and successful year. 1 would also like to extend a thank you to Steve
Hock, first semester freshman last year, who took many of
this

the pictures vital to our book, and a special thank you to

Mrs. Claudette Stevens, Publications Director in 1967. for
summer hours to the creating of plans for

contributing long

the 1968 Obiter. Finally, thank you to Mr. Robert Haller,
present PubUcations Director, and to Dean Riegel, year-

book

advisor,

who worked

to

develop these plans into a tan-

gible reality.

JJndA^

J\

i/yc/Vuj

Editor

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