^^'"x'4- t.i' BH>' mimiti - - -'^^^- *^-^- -.y '-^iifS-'; - >-': ' y v.- m *«-; One never reaches home. But where paths that have affinity for each other intersect the whole world looks like home, for a time. Why love? ... her nose breathes in the air of a world that know; therefore love that nose. Her ears hear music might sing half the night I I I through; therefore I love her ears. Her eyes delight in seasons of the land; and so love those eyes. Her tongue knows quince, peach, chokeberry, mint and lime; love to hear it I I speaking. Because her flesh affliction, I know fire, Ray Bradbury knows heat, cold, snow, and pain. p5™™sSs m • > I "gUj miimt I**:-.'-.' . -« OBITER 73 BLOOMSBURG STATE COLLEGE j^1Sb>-r / THE ). CEILS BAND MALO A new and experience for the time that the field house will be used for a there cannot be concert ... it could well be the last time a cigarette will disintegrate the any cigarette smoking inside students. . . the first . . track. . useless . . a plastic cover will be put ... is . down . . . but this is virtually burn through the plastic cover but the show was a ready for the concert 'whammer jammer' and without incident a cigarette will security . . . . . . . . . . . •'. «' *i.A r;.l J«!€«*- * >#-"' '•*•» 1 t»' « <«5 ie*''t- Sr«..,^^.M>4rjffiifeidb%«. V .^rf- _*^* . ^_ " ^•' J*-A.t'L'_^'^S^'*^*'- ^^'i^''.ie^'t:V 1P> Ifi^^BCSHHH _ MILLERSVILLE 16 B.S.C. 15 1 Maya Angelou Chuck Stone came .... of their own will .... .... Black Week 1973 .... Why must we have a black week .... asked some of the uncomfortable .... Maybe 'cause its been white week for the last two hundred years .... And they with a purpose How long will their friends stay on campus .... commented those who were of human beings .... And what can Bloomsburg do for a afraid .... and what can 'they' do Maybe just a handful can show that not all of momma's chillen' us ... like shortnin-shortnin .... least not the way white America cooks up ... Black Week .... like prime-time t.v. for guilty liberals .... and just another night's entertainment for most .... but for some .... maybe just a handful more than the blacks themselves .... who really was a black experience .... understood .... handful of blacks for us ... . . it it . David Dellinger Gerhard Lang Anthony Burgess JOHN MCLAUGHLIN THE MAHAVISHNU ORCHESTRA THE FINE ARTS r,,''Tf Loneliness is part of the penalty every true for artist pays being different from the rest of his fellow men. Hendrick Van Loon: Beethoven Arturo Bassols, visiting sculptor POLYURETHANE ENVIRONMENTAL FOAM PHENOMENON Robbie Jones ^ f m^ \ heard a ga-Zump! saw something pop out of the stump Of the tree chopped down. It was sort of a man. The I instant I'd finished, looked. I I I don't know can. that's hard. He was shortish. And oldish. And brownish. And mossy. And he spoke with a voice that was sharpish and bossy. Describe him? . . . if I I "Mister!" he said with a sawdusty sneeze, "I am "I speak for the the Lorax. I speak for the trees. trees, for the trees have no tongues. "And I'm asking you, sir, at the top of my lungs-" He was very upset as he shouted and puffed— "What's that thing that you've made out of my Truffula tuft?" He snapped, "I'm the Lorax who speaks for the trees Which you seem to be chopping as fast as you please." And at that very moment, we heard a loud whack! From outside in the fields came a sickening smack Of an axe on a tree. Then we heard the tree fall. The very last Truffula Tree of them all! No more trees. No more Thneeds. No more work to be done. So, in no time, my uncles and aunts, every one. All waved me good-bye. They jumped into my cars And drove away under the smoke-smuggered stars. Now all that was left 'neath the bad-smelling sky Was my big empty factory and The Lorax . . . . . . I. — Dr. Seuss Board of Trustees Guy Bangs, Mr. William E. Booth, Mr. Frank D. Croop, Mr. Frank Fay, FHon. George W. HefMr. |oseph Nespoli, Dr. Edwin Wersbond, Mr. William Zuntk, chrmn. Mr. Michael Torbert, Advisors to the board Mr, George A. Turner, Mr. Daniet Burkholder. Mr. E. fner, . . , Edson ). Drake Dean, School of Arts and Science C. Stuart Dean, School Edwards of Professional Studies Emory W. Dean, School Rarig )r. o( Business Dean, School Hobart F. Heller of Graduate Studies (Acting) Dr Dayton Vice President and Dean Pickett of Faculties -^^^l Dr. Don B. Springman Vice President for Administrative Services )ames B. Creasy Assistant to the President Boyd F. Buckingham Associate Vice President for Development and External Relations lerrold A. Criffis Vice President for Student Life Paul Martin Business Manager Robert L. Bunge Registrar Mrs. Elizabeth Keiser Payroll Clerk Conard H Paul i Assistant Business L. Manager B Mr. Robert L. Duncan, Director of Financial Aid Mr. William D. Andres, Asst. Director Mr. George R. Birney Personnel Officer i^ Mr. Bruce C. Dietterick Information Specialist Mr. Lloyd H. Anderson Purchasing Agl. Mr. Thomas A. Davies )r. Director of Placement Mr. Robert C. Norton Dean of Student Life Counseling Services Staff (Left to Right) John Scrinngeour, Kay Camplese, Charles Thomas, Bob Davenport. ^rv* ***i&^.^ Mrs. Nellie Edwards Duplicating Supervisor T. L. Admissions Office Staff Cooper, Director, Mr. E. Burel Cum, Asst., Mr. Pfiiiip Krause, Asst. Mr. |ohn S. Mulka Director of Student Activities ALPHA PHI GAMMA =V/ 1. 2. David Patrick O'Brien Alan Klawitter 3. Edna Woodring 4. Joe Miklos )im Sachetti Frank Lorah 5. 6. 11. Faye Olexy Linda Funk Frank Pizzoli Sue Sprague Mr. Richard Savage, advisor 12. Bob 13. Ellen 14. Elaine Pongratz 15. Karen Keinard )ohn Anthony Stugrin 7. 8. 9. 10. 16. Oliver Doyle A Absent Nancy Van Sally Pelt Swetland r 1. 2. Brenda Walton Grace WaleskI Hyden 3. Carl 4. 7. lean LeCates Michael ). McHale lane Clause Tom Kearns 8. Bob Harns 9. Hiloski Sato 5. 6. ALPHA PSI OMEGA A. R. 1. 2. 3. Tom Hughes Steve Kirchner Rich Mahle M. @ A.W.S. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Paula Wilton Sharon Guida Patsy Williams Debbie Langol Rona Ciaruffoli C^.A.K.C. 1. Maryanne Schmieder 2. Virginia Nolter 3. 4. Margaret Donnelly Diane Rider C.G.A. r. frrifff CHEERLEADERS 1. 2. 3. Donna Wint 4. Jennifer )ones 5. Lynne Bauman 6. Gail 7. Weaver Donna Bruder 2. Cordon Clapp Dave Kistler i. Dr. Selders 1. CHESS CLUB Kathy Klemick Ingrid Karnes Campbell 4. |im 5. Andy Cherinka 6. )im Kitchen 1. lay Rochelle 2. Mary 3. Donna Ellen Cavanaugh Allen 4. Peg Christian 5. Janet 6. 11. Marty Hallett Donna Calloway Beth Chandler Rose Montanye Mary Palmer Cindy Rochelle 12. Steve Hartman 13. Debra Hartman Bartholomew 7. 8. 9. 10. Hoffman 14. Alice 15. Trudy Klinedinst COMMUNITY OF THE SPIRIT COVENANT GROUP CONCERT CHOIR COLLEGE COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA B.S.C DELTA 1. OMEGA CHI ECONOMICS CLUB 1. Rich Stillman 2. Cinny Hyduke 3. Art Zekis 4. Sally Swetland 6. Dan Maresh Bob Ross, advisor 7. Kathy 5. FRENCH CLUB 1. Claire Cintella 2. 6. Mrs. Francis Teresa Vengien Joan Gardner Karen Kauffman Barbara King 7. Denise Kriesher 3. 4. 5. Kathy Pellegrino David Klees 10. Mrs. John 11. Valery O'Connell 8. 9. Foureman 12. Dr. 13. Corcoran Maria Calabinski 14. 15. 16. Pat Beverly Williams Maria Vasilausfas FORENSICS CLUB 1. Karen Kleiner 2. Ian 3. Scott 4. 5. White Peterman Maggie Ryan Marty Kleiner Absent Bernie Yodinski Greg Wisloski Charles Vaughn Joe Romano c£^. crrSk^rir'.:\ ^.( ^ k HUSKIE BAND 1. lane Bihier 2. Sue Ketlerman Diane Baker Paula Wilton Sue Kavetski 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 89. 10. 11. I.S.C Debbie Coloskie Mary Ann Small Kathy Konkus |ill Ambrose Debbie Stoeckle |o Anne Kanjorski 12. Helen Oetzel 13. Tricia Cove LAMBA ALPHA MU 1. il^^^^^^w* 2Ef -»-c "(lij' .# I. T ',ff<'^ LAMBDA CHI ALPHA 1. MADRIGAL SINGERS 1. Michele Seliga Himelrlght 2. Bill 3. Mary )ean Casale 4. Terry Watts 5. Allen 6. Cathy Timalonis Swope 7. Dawn Sharbaugh 8. Carl Kishbaugh 9. Gail Oakum 1 1. Bruce Musser Ken Garner 12. Donna Ambrose 10. MAJORETTE SQUAD 1. Cheryl Stech 2. Debbie Tome 3. Rosalie 4. Ruth Loeper Dana Haberle Barb Stasivk 5. 6. Amato Margie Warnbe lanis Ciccone Absent Rhonda Punda 7. 8. MATH CLUB 1. 2. Barb Truhan Linda Williams 3. Forrest Ritter 4. ludy Brightbill loAnn D'Agostini 5. 6. 7. 8. Jane Cornell Connie Cross 9. 10. 11. ludy Beech |ohn Yokum 12. 13. Tom 14. Dave Beyerle 15. Carol Plymette Mahoney MEN'S GLEE CLUB 1. OMEGA TAU EPSILON Brad Wegman Ron Yucas Ray Burnett Ken Gross Ron Nagle 6. 7. Russ Burnett Steve Rosen 8. Bob Welby 9. Tom Leedom 10. Bob Compton PHI BETA 1. Mary McCarty 2. Ann Marie 3. Shultz 5. Kaye Barnhart Barry Krock Marion Repella 6. Mr. 7. Bill 4. F. Gallagher 8. Edwards Bob Holovack 9. Joe Burnett 10. 11. Dave Coss Tim Parrel 13. Bob Casinski Joe Geist 14. Greg Romssey 12. 15. lack Marcher 16. Chris 17. 20. Mike Dougherty Dave Daniels Mark Scheffey Dave Kistler 21. Ernie Fucello 18. 19. Dumchock 22. Don Hummel 23. 25. Sharon Steel Barb Hagerman Ray Leister 26. Janice Keil 24. 27. Denise Young 28. Shirley Duttera Mapes 29. Lois 30. lack Watkins 31. Ray Burnett 32. Scott Barhight LAMBDA PHI SIGMA Mr. Richard Donald lack Devlin 11. 2. 3. lack Sherwood 13. 4. 14. 5. Ray Edwards Cryder Banks Paul Wolverton Gary Stoudt Dennis Matika Keith Anthony 15. Sam Ceccacci 6. Dave Weber 16. Tim Barney 7. Lanny Dietterick 17. Forrest Ritter 8. Bob Layman Ken Becker Leo Devanney 18. Tom 19. Mark Scheffey Dave Coss 1. PI 9. 10. 12. 20. Plymette g)(^ 5" f<' \i It) 1. Dennis Scholl 3. Mike Teno Eric 5. Mike Kopp 6. Ed Spellman 7. Jon Stoner Kevin Hayes 9. 10. |im Miller Dale Schlegel 13. John Hokenberger 14. Mike Devereaux 15. Dennis O'Donnell Rich Sluko 16. XI John Hunsinger Tom Kokulus 12. 11. SIGMA Coreton 4. 8. PHI Tony Karam 2. Grimm 17. Bart 18. Frank Messa 19. Joe Baccadonis 20. Tony Dake Joe Mele Bill Rodenhaver 21. 22. 23. Phil Spaziani 24. Mr. Ferdock (Adv.) 1. Christy Fogel 2. Sue Homisak 3. Scott Barhight 4. Deb 5. 6. 7. ' Smith Ray Lynch Sharon Stell Rita Rohrbach 8. Dr. Ellen Lensing 9. Ann Hanzl 10. Dr. Emory Rarig Mr. Clayton Hinkel 12. Dr. Francis Radice 11. 13. Nancy Makibroda 14. lanice Keil Carol Ryndock 16. Cheryl Nitch 17. jan Smith 15. 18. lack Sherwood 19. Art Riggs 20. . Barry Chase Harry Lumadue PI OMEGA PI 1. 2. 3. Walter Klemchock Alan Klawiner Jean LeCates 4. Bob Harris 5. Carl Hyden 5. Claudia Flick John Robbins 8. Bruce Frankinfield 9. Call Lynch 10. Daria Carl 7. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. Werkheiser Sue Karen Griscone Brenda Walton Grace Waleski Gall 17. Jane Clause Marianne Rapella 18. Tom 19. Cindy 20. Hitoshi Sato 16. Kearns St. Clair Davis 21. Phil 22. Marleen Wells 23. Gail Sprout BLOOMSBURG PLAYERS H Ifl^m^ SOCIOLOGY CLUB ^^ ''^'§mw^^ JL. .4 m^' ^EW 1. David Heebner 2. loan Dilsdorf 3. Rita Cerosky Marty Hallet 4. 5. 6. loan Bogden loan Ryan Nita Yarish Chris Berta Clen Mangus Barb Dock Barbara |o Dorish Antoinette Pacanowski Molly Casey Linda Vonson Rose Montagne Peggy Christian David Creenwald (Adv.) 18. Fran Parsons 19. Nico Antoniades SPANISH CLUB 1. Kathy Kunkel Honaberger 2. Kiriy 3. lane Stine 4. Mary Walker 5. 6. Karen Gaugler Linda Kassab 7. Dr. Alfred 8. Linda Cole 9. Sandy Asko Pat Corcoran 10. 11. 12. Tonolo Judy Surak Amy Spiegel t^ STUDENT PSEA 1. 2. Linda Insalaco Debbie Macintyre 4. Mary McCann Nancy Schott 3. 5. Eileen Ciccarelli 6. Richard Durdach 7. Ann Marie Noakes ^ 3. Pete Veleker Doug Guerlitz Emory P. Cuffrovich 4. Don HeDish 5. Pete Lundergan 6. Rick Linn 1. 2. Foresman 7. Bill 8. Norman Hippie 9. Tom 10. Curt 11. Al O'Donnell Beardsworth lumper Robert Foltz 13. Lee Linn 14. Chris Crissman 15. Jim Parker 12. 16. lack Wilkins 17. John Spirk 18. Jon Hughes Barry Krock 19. 20. 21. Dennis Urffer '*^ VET'S CLUB ^[^ WOMEN'S CHORAL ENSEMBLE 1. Kathy Soldo 2. Mary Kay Bwyskal Barb Rodda Elizabeth Meckley Mary Ann Zane 3. 4. 5. 7. Cathy Ryan Kathy Smith 8. Lorraine Satterthwaite 9. loan Habel Jeanne losbena 6. 10. 13. Cindy Wills Susan Portzline Holly Houser 14. Beverly Williams 11. 12. 15. Roseanne Rodino Rodgers 16. Gail 17. Cathy Best 18. ludy Collier 19. Marirose Schofield Mary Lou Leonard Eunice Zeigler Claudia Flick Michelle Roessner 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. )odie 25. 26. 27. Newton Cindy Davis Sharon Rosa Ruth Rhodes Daria Carl Kathy Windle 30. Carol Boehret 28. 29. 31. 32. Diane Winters Sandy Fink j^^ft^ 1. Denice Medrid 2. Kathy Fredrlcks 3. Lorie Hetrick 4. Rosalie 5. Lisa Amato Truehart 6. Margie Uruh 7. Mrs. 8. Leslie 9. Coach Roger Sanders Janet Stump 10. 11. 12. B.|. Rost Hayn Mollie McAllister Betsy Rice 13. Gail Shaffer 14. Margaret Butera WRIST-LOCKETTES We extend our sincerest apologies to the Music Educators NaConference (President— Cryder Bankes; Advisor— Miss Sylvia Cronin) and the Student Speech and Hearing Association (President—Sherman Lord). These organizations were slated for appearance in the Obiter, but due to certain circumstances, the pictures never reached our office. tional The -K. Staff p_f;i..'r,,1,vj,,-:j;... ,^ Susan L. Sprague, Editor-in-Chief Frank Lorah, Advertising Manager and Valery O'Connell, Copy Editor Ellen Doyle, Office Manager )ohn Anthony Stugrin, Cartoonist (& friends) Publications Photographers Pat Alanna Berger Sue Creef White Pat Corcoran bi ^^S^^^r> The Olympian Elaine Pongratz, editor ^ sY r ^ Jill Unbewust Miss Pennsylvania, 1973 - «-^.asv.,__ --^•^icia -s^p sr O o o 14^ has found some placed the institution on a probation status for two years the college's athletes and teams are barred from NCAA and all post season meets and tournaments championship competition the order asks the college to show cause why further penalty should not be THE NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION rregularities in B.S.C. athletics . . . . . , . . . . . . imposed report cites allegations of financial aid to student-athletes for jobs fund-raising for student-athletes by local club on which they didn't work . . . . . . changing of records of without funds being administered through the college high school student-athletes and that the NCAA may re-open its case ... all all sports NCAA eases decision information supplied may not be factual except wrestling penalties imposed on the college are adjusted following a now only the wrestling team is clarification of the report first made public . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . 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Garth Sprecher Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies social Studies |. Eric Stein Social Studies Christine Wagner Sociology lohn Uhl lames Weber Lee Wisneski Douglas Witmer Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies Karon Kleiner Speech Martin Kleiner Kerry Ruff Speech Speech/Theatre Bob Hall Sociology PUBLIC SCHOOL NURSING Virginia Donovan Pub. School Nursing Jane Mitchell Pub. School Nursing Anne Patterson Pub. School Nursing Kathryn Reese Pub. School Nursing Susan Houck Pub. School Nursing Jean Klawitter Pub. School Nursing Linda Martz Pub. School Nursing W^: 'i The campus has finished another year. Charles Carlson served quietly as a gentleman. Never confuse politeness with morality. What events of this year will influence the coming semesters at B.S.C.? Has anything of significance actually happened? For the masses it has been a quiet year, and for the few, a tumultous time. The outer layers of the campus were content with hypnotists, sexuality programs, field house concerts, and student union activities. With a flair for emptiness, the campus carried on with business as usual. Towards the end of the political war staged by those sides who simultaneously perceived themselves as all that is good, the campus began hoping for a break. During this rest, the few honest souls would recuperate and those who enough thought of themselves as imbued with mission would wait only long to regroup. honored the process From the perspective of the more politically astutfe, it seems fair to say that the candidate from Shippensburg State College had it in the bag. McCormick, we wish you luck. would suggest that future student bodies watch the new president carefully, whomever he may be. As the new executive enters office and things start happening, you'll begin to see what was sacrificed on his part so he could get the job. It doesn't happen any other way. With the death, or should say killing, of the Great Society on a national level we also see the demise of B.S.C.'s academic society. Retrenchment is a bureaucracy pulling its belt one notch tighter. Money is scarce and anyone dropped from the ranks will not be replaced. In effect, when all the chopping away is completed, B.S.C. will have a faculty that will be the same in twenty years. Only those with tenIn a somewhat secretive manner, the Board of Trustees has of choosing a president. I I ure survive, not the strong. What feeling is bunch of tenured she'll in the air after this last faculty. With year? this, B.S.C. A handpicked president and a secure enters the mid-seventies, and with this» leave the seventies. 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