BLOOMSBURG
STATE
FOOTBALL
1978

Co-captain Mike Morucci-the leading Husky ground
gainer in 1977-averaged 100 yards per game.

FOLLOW THE HUSKIES

KEY RETURNEES
MIKE MORUCCI: 6-1, 205 lb.,
co-captain. Played at Central
Columbia H.S. All-Conference second leading rusher in eastern
division. Big, strong running
back. Legitimate pro prospect.
Should contribute greatly to
Husky offense.
CHRIS BETTERLY: 6-0, 185 lb.,
co-captain. First team All-Conference last year. Led eastern
division of conference in interceptions with seven (7). Came
into his own last season as a
defensive back.
JIM LINN: 6-0, 215. Offensive
guard who played his high school
ball at nearby Southern Area H.S.
Second team All-Conference. His
experience shou Id give stabi Iity
to the offensive line.

KURT PETTIS: 6-3, 225. Defensive end from Camp Hill. Has
matured into solid defensive
football player. A junior who
made second team PC last year.

HOWIE GULICK: 5-11, 200. AllConference second team linebacker last year. Junior from
Easton H.S. Was among defensive point leaders last year. Gives
the Husky defense strength at the
inside linebacker spot.

ED BUGNO: 6-3, 185. First
team All-State performer at W.
Scranton HS. Wide receiver who
should help the Husky passing
game come back to form.
Capable hands are his biggest
asset. Second team All-Conference in 1977.
BILL LUND: 6-0, 220. Offensive
center from Council Rock H.S.
One year experience should help
him. Majoring in Business. A
steady performer who is expected
to anchor the offensive line.
Honorable mention All-Conference.

6-0, 215.
Junior from W . Scranton H.S.
Good hitter who saw a lot of
varsity action last year. Should be
in line for a starting position if he
follows last year's form when he
gained honorable mention PC
honors.
ROB KEYSER: 5-9, 170. Tough
competitor, Huskies' starting
safety man the last two years.
Hits with authority. Great range
plays pass and run equally well.
Honorable mention PC last year.

DINO DARBENZIO: 6-0; 225. Played at Old Forge
H.S. A sophomore who saw some varsity playing time
last year. Coaches are looking for him to mature into a
good offensive lifleman . Major is computer science.
JIM KNECHTEL: 6-1, 210. Sophomore tackle who
has a chance to break into starting lineup. Saw
considerable varsity action as a freshman . With a
year's experience under his belt, he should be ready to
help the offensive line.
STEVE LONG: 5-11, 175. Versatile performer who
played offensive center last year. Will be looked at as a
tightend in pre~season camp. One of the lightest
people on offensive line but makes up for it with his
aygressiven-ess. A senior majoring in business.
RICK KNISELY: 5-10, 185. Sophomore quarterback.
Guided the freshman team last year. Should be in the
thick of the battle for the quarterback job. Honorable
mention All-State quarterback at Halifax H.S.

JOE HEPP: 5-8, 170. Played at Easton H.S. Steady
performer who can make the big play. Should
contribute to help make the Husky offense je11. Major
in Business Administration.
DAN McCALLUM: 5-9, 190. Senior fullback. Good
athlete who also performs. in field events for Husky
track team. Will help Husky ground game with running
and blocking ability.

ROB KEYSER: 5-9, 170. Tough
competitor, Huskies' starting
safety man the last two years.
Hits with authority. Great range
plays pass and run equally well.
Honorable mention PC last year.

DINO DARBENZIO: 6-0; 225. Played at Old Forge
H.S. A sophomore who saw some varsity playing time
last year. Coaches are looking for him to mature into a
good offensive li11eman. Major is computer science.
JIM KNECHTEL: 6-1, 210. Sophomore tackle who
has a chance to break into starting lineup. Saw
considerable varsity action as a freshman. With a
year's experience under his belt, he should be ready to
help the offensive line.
STEVE LONG: 5-11, 175. Versatile performer who
played offensive center last year. Will be looked at as a
tightend in pre~season camp. One of the lightest
people on offensive line but makes up for it with his
aygressiverress. A senior majoring in business.
RICK KNISELY: 5-10, 185. Sophomore quarterback.
Guided the freshman team last year. Should be in the
thick of the battle for the quarterback job. Honorable
mention All-State quarterback at Halifax H.S.

JOE HEPP: 5-8, 170. Played at Easton H.S. Steady
performer who can make the big play. Should
contribute to help make the Husky offense je1I. Major
in Business Administration.
DAN McCALLUM: 5-9, 190. Senior fullback. Good
athlete who also performs. in field events for Husky
track team . Will help Husky ground game with running
and blocking ability.

FRANK YANIK: 5-9, 200. Transfer from Southwest
Minnesota State. Played at W. Scrantoo H.S. Blocks
well. Fireplug type fullback. Majoring in Secondary
Education.
CHUCK MUELLER: 6-0, 220. Played at Notre Dame
H.S. in Easton. Received valuable p1aying experience
on varsity level as a freshman. He teams With Pettis to
give the Huskies a solid duo at the defensive end
positions.
TOM KOONS: 5-9, 220. Defensive downman from
Abington Heights H.S. Senior with three years playing
experience. Should make his presence felt on the
defensive line.
JIM NEARY: 5-10, 195. Sophomore from Riverside
H.S. Saw varsity action as a-defensive downman last
year. Solid football player. Uses his quickness to great
advantage.
SAL LABUE: 6-0, 205. Played at Lindenhurst H.S.,
Long Island, New York. With last year's experience, he
should help defense maintain consistency shown last
year. Major is accounting.

DOUG PFAUTZ: 5-11, 190. Outside linebacker who
started last year. Speed and quickness are his strong
points. Played at Elizabethtown H.S. Major in
Business Administration.
DALE HOCKENBERRY: 5-10, 190. Strong side
linebacker. Tough, durable competitior. Earned
coaches praise for consistent play last year. Will fill
Lou Sannutti's shoes at linebacker spot.
DAVE REIDENOUER: 5-11, 195. A former defensive
back who will be looked at as a linebacker. Versatile
athlete who can play many positions. Junior from
Owen J. Roberts H.S., Pottstown, Pa.
PAUL ZIEGENFUSS: 5-9, 170. Tough competitor,
Huskies' starting safety man the last two years. Hits
with authority. Great range, plays pass and run equally
well.
MIKE McGUIRE: 6-2, 225. Junior who played at
Susquenita H.S. Has played both offense and defense.
Coaches will look at him as an offensive tackle to block
for stable of Husky running backs. Major in Business
Administration.

1977 STATISTICS
(Better Performers)
RUSHING
Mike Morucci
Tony Williams
Frank Yanik
Dan McCallum
Joe Hepp

OFFENSE
Car. Net Yds.
157
805
241
69
201
56
34
65
8
33

PASSNG
Att. Comp. Pct.
Mike Canzler 116 50
43.1
Joe Perrotti
56 30
53.5

Ave.
5.12
3.49
3.58
1.91
4.13
Yds.
536
331

TD's
5
2
2

Int.
14
7

TD's
3
4

RECEIVING
Tom Brennan
Ken Zipko
Ed Bugno
Dan Mccallum

No.
24
16
16
11

Yds.
221
263
210
74

TD's
2
3
1
1

PUNTING
Stan Kita
Randy Hafer
Dan Mccallum

No.
43
9
2

Yds.
1529
284
70

Avg.
35.55
31.50
35.00

KICKOFF RETURNS
Joe Hepp
Berry Staton

No.
11
8

Yds.
253
160

Avg.
23.00
20.00

PUNT RETURNS
Paul Ziegenfuss

No.
18

Yds.

Avg.
5.33

SCORING
Mike Morucci
Dan McCallum
Ken Zipko
Joe Perrotti
Tom Brennan
Tony Williams
Mike Canzler
Frank Yanik
Ed Bugno

TD's
5
1
3
2
2
2
2
2
1

96
FG

2
-

-

XP

10
-

-1

DEFENSE
(Points scored by: assisted tackles-1;
unassisted tackles-2; fumble recoveries-3;
interceptions-5)
Int.
UAT AT
FR
Howie Gulick
16 100
1
21
84°
1
Doug Pfautz •
Kurt Pettis
10
73
5
Chris Betterly
15
43
2
7
Chuck Meyers
8
86
2
12
Lou Sannutti
67
1
Rob Keyser
15
51
2
11
50
Walt Savitts
4
6
71
Bruce Smith
Mar~ Collins
6
57

Pts.
30
22
18
12
f2
12
12
12
8

TP
143
136
134
118
108

100
95
90
86
83

VARSITY FOOTBALL ROSTER
Pos.
Name
TE
*Chip Berezny
DB
*Chris Betterly
DB
*Rob Keyser
OG
*Bob Klacik
•tom Koons
DT
OG
*Jim Linn
C
*Steve Long
*Dan Mccallum
FB/K
• Doug Pfautz
LB
FB
*Frank Yanik
T
Carl Bowen
WR
*Ed Bugno
Dale Crooks
QB
DG
Glen Folio
*Howie Gulick
LB
TB
*Joe Hepp
*Dale Hockenberry
LB
WR
John Jola
WR
Angelo LaBue
C
*Bill Lund
*Mike Maguire
OT/C
TB
*Mike Morucci
QB
* Ice Perrotti
• Kurt Pettis
DE
LB
• Dave Reidenouer
FB
*Shaun Serfass
LB
*Jerry Sullivan
Ken Breuer
C
Bob Crosetto
OG
OG
*Dino Darbenzio
DB
*Duane Frantz
DT
Dan Guzenski
*Randy Hafer
LB
*Mark Kelley
TB/DB
*Jim Knechtel
OT
Rick Knisely
QB
Sal LaBue
DG
Mark McCauslin
LB
*Chuck Muller
DE
*Jim Neary
DT
Bill Reisdorf
OG
Scott Schutz
DE
*Bob Schwalm
LB
Mike Simonovich
HB
bQ
•1.o.1elter lih,1tsh &nyeer
OQ
Brian Wynings
OG
• Paul pegenfu~s
DB
Le~ nFPAeti!B"I

Qlii

Steve Asby
l;iatsa liilor&Aer
Chris Derr
Ray Distasio
Dave Gillis
Phil Kresefski
Alan MCEiroy
Jamie Sochovka
Tim Tkach
John Wilson

OB
l;iliil
TE
OT
OT
TE
OG
OG
OG
OT

Cl.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
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Fr.

far
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.

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21
22
21
21
21
22
21

Ht.

6-2
6-0
5-9

Wt.
195
175
175

20
20
20
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
18
19
19
19
19
19
19
19
20
19

6-3

6-0
5-9
6-1
5-11
6-0
5-10
6-0
5-10
5-11
6-0
5-9
5-11

205
225
215
180
202
195
190
230
185
180
225
180
173
185
170
175
230
225
200
17i
227
195
175
220
195
210
225
180
212
200
172
215
185
210
195
195
215
205
183
215
185

19
19

6-0
5-11

200
175

21

21
22
20
20
21
20
20
20
20
20
20
21
19

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1g

19

1Q

18
19
18
19
18
18
18
18

6-1

6-0
6-1

5-11
5-10
5-11
5-9
6-3
6-2
6-1

6-2
6-0
5-9
5-9
5-8
5-9
6-0
6-3
6-0

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6-1

5-10
6-0
5-11
6-1

6-0
6-1
6-1

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6-1
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6-5
6-4

6-2
6-1

6-0
6-0
5-11
6-3

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High School
Sacon Valley
Wissahickon
lnterboro
Lourdes Regional
Abington Heights
Southern Columbia
Radnor
Wyomissing
Elizabethtown
W. Scranton
Riverside
W. Scranton
Upper Merion
Lewisburg
Easton
Easton
Jersey Shore
Northwest
Lindenhurst
ConestoQa
Susquemta
Central Columbia
W iOfiQR\&A
Camp Hill
Pottstown
Pen Argyl
W . Scranton
Bayside
Lincoln
Old Forge
Halifax .
Whitehall
Pine Grove
Radnor
Hempfield.
Halifax
Lindenhurst
Camp Hill
Notre Dame
Riverside
Owen J. Roberts
Owen J. Roberts
Minersville
Sayre Area
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Hometown
Hellertown
Ambler
Tinicum
Shamokin
Clarks Summit
Catawissa
Wayne
W. Reading
Elizabethtown
Scranton
Taylor
Scranton
King of Prussia
Winfield
Easton
Easton
Jersey Shore
Hunlock Creek
Lindenhurst, NY
Devon
Duncannon
Bloomsburg
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Camp Hill
Pottstown
Wind Gap
Scranton
Whitestone, NY
Painted Post, NY
Old Forge
Halifax
Whitehall
Pine Grove
Rosemont
Jeanette
Halifax
Lindenhurst, NY
Camp Hill
Easton
Moosic
Pottstown
Pottstown
Halifax
Sayre
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175

185

190
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220
240
225
190
215
200
200
235

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Whitehall
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J.S. Fine
Hanover
Old For~e
Valley View
Riverside
Lehighton
Camp Hill

Berwick
Whitehall
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Millville
Nanticoke
Wilkes-Barre
Old Forge
Peckville
Taylor
Lehighton
Cedar Cliff

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OUTLOOK
Optimism continues to run high among third year
coach Ron Puhl and his staff as they feel the
Bloomsburg State Huskies have a real chance of
posting the first winning season since 1970.
Puhl and his able assistants have done much in the
past two years in beginning to turn around the football
fortunes of Bloomsburg. Two years ago the Huskies
were 2-7, missing a possible 5-4 season by only nine
points. Last year, in a 4-5 season, three games were
lost by seven points, one by 14, and another by one
point.
"We just have to be able to pull out those close
games and we'll be on our way," Puhl states. "We have
lost some key people from last year but, with our many
fine returnees and if our newcomers mature early, we
should be in good shape."
Among the main losses of personnel were two
All-Pennsylvania Conference eastern division first
team selections-tightend Ken Zipko, who graduated,
and sophomore offensive tackle Craig Meyer who,
along with his twin brother Chuck, defensive tackle on
PC second team, have taken jobs instead of returning
to school. "The loss of the Meyer twins was a blow to
us, and we'll be moving some personnel around to
compensate," Puhl said.
Three other second team PC selections have
graduated-wide receiver Tom Brennan, who was the
team's top receiver with seven catches for 221 yards;
defensive end Mark Collins; and linebacker Lou
Sannutti, captain and an Academic All-American.
Other key losses were offensive guards Barry Becker
and Bob Grantier, defensive end Chris Eurich, punter
Stan Kita, offensive tackle John Mondschein, wide
receiver/slot back Fred Pagani, offensive tackle Paul
Ruddy, linebacker Bruce Smith, wide receiver/slot
back Barry Staton, and linebacker Scott Vercoe.
Even with the loss of some of the above, the Huskies
should be in fairly good shape both offensively and
defensively. Among the returnees are five of the six top
defensive point getters for the Huskies including
linebackers Howie Gulick and Doug Pfautz, end Kurt
Pettis, and defensive backs Chris Betterly (first team
PC in the division) and Rob Keyser. Sophomores Sal
LaBue, Chuck Mueller, Jim Neary, Glen Folio, and Dan
Guzenski will be vying for down positions on defense.
Offensively, leading rusher Mike Morucci (100.6
yards per game average and a first team eastern
division PC selection) is back and Oil! sf ~vc,
quarterbacks, jbllio: doe PeiiGtll l88 cul 1f i i lo: 881
y1mlo, 11'15 s, 81.d 8 i?§ p9E2?Rlil!!J! fs: 7 !llilFlilliil~, who
will be pushed by sophomore Rick Knisely. A couple of
good offensive linemen to go with tackle Jim Knechtel,
guards Jim Linn (2nd team PC) and Bob Klacik, and
centers Bill Lund and Steve Long are needed to help
the running game.
Capable Ed Bugno will replace Brennan at wide
receiver and senior Chip Berezny appears to have the
edge at tightend. Puhl may make some changes in his
offense to utilize two other runningbacks, Joe Hepp
and Shaun Serfass, plus returning fullbacks Frank
Yanik and Dan Mccallum. The latter is also a kicker.
Incoming frosh will be led by 6-4, 240 lb. offensive
tackle Ray Distas.!2, a 1976 second team All-Stater

J /1lhUf'1

from Nanticoke. Other greater Wyoming Valley
incoming candidates will be: Phil Kresefski, 6-1, 190
lb. tightend, Old Forge, a 1977 honorable mention
All-State; '!!!ea ;C :ruH11:ni, 611,186 Its. dtfe::si:o snll,,
Valley 1o'lc::, Gil :Cll lii!!J 11, 18?i"; Allan MCEiroy, 6-0,
215 lb. offensive tackle, Valley View, All-Big 11, 1977.
Others are~
I
I~. :,rc::el:s
Jill I; 0 b&ij,, iteam,IJamie
Sochouska, 6-0, 200 lb. offensive guard, Riverside,
All-Big 11, 1977; Chris Derr, 6-5, 220 lb. tightend,
Milton, All-Susquehanna Valley, 1977; and Tim Tkach,
5-11, 200 lb. offensive guard, Lehighton, All-Conference, 1977.
If the pieces fall together this could be a great
turning point in Husky football. Bloomsburg opens its
ten-game schedule home against newcomer Ithaca
College on September 9.

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HEAD COACH
RONALD PUHL is entering his
third year as head football coach
at Bloomsburg State College. It
was apparent to the entire college
community that his first two
seasons were a success despite
records of 2-7 and 4-5. The brand
of football displayed by the
Huskies won the overwhelming
approval of the fans.
Puhl has been able to transmit the same enthusiasm
to his football charges that proved so successful in his
previous nine years as head track coach and as
assistant football coach from 1960-70 under coaches
Russ Houk and Jerry Denstorff. His track teams from
1970-75 established an overall dual mark of 76 wins
against only eight losses.
He served as varsity track and field head coach for
several years at Phoenixville Area Senior High School.
A native of Pottstown, Pennsylvania, Puhl was a
three letter winner in football, swimming, and track
and field while at Lock Haven State College from 1957
to 1961. He was named to the NAIA "Little
All-American Team" in 1960 for football and was a
F>ennsylvania State College Champion in the 200 yard
low hurdles in 1961.

•

ASSISTANT COACHES
JOE DEMELFI, offensive coordinator, begins his fifth year as a
member of the coaching staff. He
is presently a member of the
Student Life staff serving as a
resident dean.
An outstanding performer on
his high school team of Berwick
where he received numerous
all-state honors including being
the most valuable player in the 1961 Big 33 game. He
matriculated at the University of Tennessee and later
transferred to Delta State, participating in football at
both schools. At the latter, he captained the Statesman
for two years and was the team's most valuable
defensive player. He taught and coached at Berwick
High prior to completing his Master's degree at Delta
State.
•r

CARL HINKLE, who will be in
charge of the defensive backs and
receivers, has been an assistant
coach since joining the faculty in
1971. A native of Berwick,
Pennsylvania, he received his
Bachelor's degree from Montana
State University where he was a
standout for the Bobcats in
football and wrestling.
He began his coaching career in the public schools
of New York and later served coaching staffs of Ithaca
College, Cornell University, and State University of
New York at Cortland. His Master's degree was earned
at Ithaca College. He also serves as BSC's head track
and field coach.

IRVIN WRIGHT, in his second
year at BSC, will be assisting in
coaching linebackers and defensive linemen. Wright sent his
college career at Dodge City
Community College for two years
as a linebacker and offensive
guard and two years at SUNY /
Buffalo as a linebacker after
which he remained a year as the
heaa freshman coach. From 1970 to January 1977, he
was an assistant coach in charge of linebackers and
defensive linemen at the University of Toledo.

WILLIAM WOLFF brings a total of over 30 years of
football experience to the offensive backfield this fall.
Wolff played two years at both Pitt University and
Kutztown State College. He has a long coaching career
including three years at Pottsville Nativity, 17 years at
St. Clair Area H.S., and six years at Danville H.S.

WILLIAM DERR, also in his third year, has, in
addition to being assistant offensive line coach, the
duties of head freshman coach and in charge of
scouting.
A previous standout offensive lineman for the
Huskies in the late 60's, Derr is presently a teacher at
Southern Columbia H.S. where he has had four years
of experience as head line coach and offensive
coordinator.

RICHARD LICHTEL is in his third year working with
the quarterbacks. His name is easily recognized as the
former signal caller who established many BSC
passing records in 1967 when he teamed up with
current pro stars Bob Tucker and Stan Kucharsky.
Lichtel has also coached seven years at
Mechanicsburg High School (Pa.) and spent two years
as a player/coach in the Seaboard League. After
graduating In 1968, Lichtel played one year with the
Baltimore Colts Farm Club in the ACFL.

FRANK WILLIAMS, a 1975 graduate of Kutztown
State College where he played linebacker, is in his third
year of relaying his experience to the Husky defense. In
charge of the linebackers for two years, this year he
assumes a new role of defense coordinator.

PAUL G. SLOCUM, a native of Massachusetts, was
appointed Physical Therapist at BSC in the fall of 1972.
He received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Dakota
Wesleyan University, S. Dakota, and was awarded his
Certificate of Physical Therapy from the School of
Allied Medical Professions, University of Pennsylvania.

COLLEGE FACTS
LOCATION: Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania 17815
ENROLLMENT: 5574 U.G.
COLORS: Maroon and Gold
NICKNAME: Huskies
PRESIDENT: Dr. James H. McCormick
CHAIRMAN, DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, PHYSICAL
EDUCATION AND ATHLETICS: Dr. Jerry Medlock
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: H. Cecil Turberville
(Phone: 389-3225)
ASSOCIATE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Joanne McComb
(PhonE;i: 389-3912)
MEMBER: NCAA (Div. Ill), ECAC (Div. Ill),
Pennsylvania Conference (eastern)
STADIUM: Robert B. Redman (5,000)
DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC INFORMATION AND SPORTS
INFORMATION DIRECTOR: Bruce "Nick" Dietterick
(Phone: 389-3411 Office; 752-7578 Home)

1978 SCHEDULE
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Nov.
Nov.

9
16
23
30
7
14
21
28
4
11

Ithaca College
Shippensburg
Lock Haven
Mansfield
Wilkes College
West Chester
Millersville
Cheyney
Kutztown
East Stroudsburg

H
A
H
H
A
A
H
A
H
A

1:30
1:30
1:30
1:30
1:30
7:30
1:30
1:30
1:30
1:30

1977 RESULTS
Opp.

BSC

Shippensburg
Lock Haven
Mansfield
Wilkes
West Chester
Millersville
Cheyney
Kutztown
East Stroudsburg

6
14
24
31
7
21
27
7
20

3
21
0
6
20
28
7
14
24

Record: 4-5

RECORD AGAINST
OPPONENTS
Shippensburg ............................ 19-23-0
Lock Haven .............................. 24-27-3
Mansfield ................................ 30-18-3
Wilkes .................................... 8-3-0
West Chester .............................. 4-29-0
Millersville ............................... 19-17-4
Cheyney .................................. 13-4-1
Kutztown ................................ 17-14-0
East Stroudsburg ......................... 16-28-2

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leadership in taking affirmative action to attain equal
educational and employment rights for all persons, without
regard to sex, handicap, or other legally protected
classification. This policy is placed In this document in
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Educational Amendments of 1972 and Section 504 of the
Rehabilitation Act of 1973. Please direct equal opportunity
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