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illnnmsburg. Jruuayluauia

Q!nmtttrnrrtnrnt C!lrutrmtial ~ymuasium

@lun~uy. !may 29. Hllili
2:3U

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(1Eaatrr11 iayltgl]t Wimr)

THE PROGRAMProcessional - "Trumpet Voluntary in D" _________________ Purcell
Announcements ----------------------------- Harvey A. Andruss
President of the College

Address - "Parthenons or Mud Huts?" ___________ Dean F. Berkley
B.A., M.A., Ed.D.
Director of Field Services, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana

Presentation of Candidates for Undergradate Degrees
John A. Hoch, A.B., M.A.
Dean of Instruction,

Conferring of the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Education
Harvey A. Andruss
A.B., M.B.A., Ed.D.
President of the Ciollege

Presentation of Diplomas
S. Lloyd Tourney, B.S., M.S., Ed.D.
Director of Business Education

Royce 0. Johnson, B.S., M.Ed., Ed.D.
Director of Elementary Education

C. Stuart Edwards, B.S., M.Ed., Ed.D.
Director of Secondary Education

Donald F. Maietta, B.S., M.S. Ph.D.
Director of Special Education

Conferring of the Degree of Bachelor of Arts ____ Harvey A. Andruss
Presentation of Diplomas
Alden Buker, A.B., A.M., Ph.D.
Director of Arts and Sciences

Presentation of Candidates for the degree of Master of Education
Robert C. Miller, B.S., M.Ed., Ed.D.
Director of Graduate Studies

Conferring of Graduate Degrees and Awarding of Diplomas
Harvey A. Andruss
"Alma Mater" ------------------------------------ The Assembly
Recessional - "Rigaudon" ------------------------------ Campra
Organist ________ Mrs. Thomas C. Sturgeon, Mus.B., A.B.
Honorary Commencement Marshal ___ Charles R. Reardin, A.B., M.A.

Candidates for Degree of
Bachelor of Science in Education
BUSINESS EDUCATION

,A mato, carolyn M.
Brussett, Daviid E.
Be•i'sh1ine, Davdd C.
Brj:ghoon, Dorothy J.
Cerza, Anthony J.
Oope, Sherry,]. Shaffer
IDsJvis, Darnel T.
Davis, ·Ph:Hlip R., Jr.
IDecembrino, Francis J.
Eddowes, Wayne A.
[Flazzari, Joseph P.
tF'rank1s, Piaitri~a C.
GrOSIS, Mich•aeil F., J •r .
Hosite,t ter, Allyn E.
Huttemann, Joseph C.
Hydro, Frank M.
Ka:s·e , Gareth T.

Keller, J ,a ck L.
•L alming, Darryl W.
Lewis, Jwnes iH.
[Jlewe1lyn, Macy J.
Martin. Clip.son R.
(MclVllanunen, Gary P.
-Merkle. Alice M.
Migliacci, Willi!am V.
Miller, John R.
Miiller, ,Lor11aine
Murwiin, W,illiam J.
MUlSser, Frederick C.
Nazar, Judith A.
Pepper, Fvank
:?row.ant, 'Wlllliam D. Ill
•Ra,pell,a, Ann lVllarde**
Rapp, Frederick W., J ,r .

Irobllinson, Gerald L.
Rothermel, Wesiey J.
Russell, Gary L.
Shiarp, Sylvia A.
Sherman, Riobard A.
Snyder, Alfred W.
-Snyder, (P,aul D.
Strubinskd, Joseph J.
.Snairponts, Joseph
!Stevem, Ronald E.
l.l'uranicia, Nel'S'Oll E.
Wli:lliams, Richard T.
Woodoc-lng, Kabhy J.
Zeiss, Karen Mair.ie
Zubris, Mar'1Jha L.

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
Andrews, Judith E.
Mherton, Carol R.
Bangor, .Priscilla A.
Barber, Lynn
Benner, Emhly Ann
Borii:s, Donna M.
Breznay, Elaine D.
!Burns, P,a.tric:i a A.
Clark, Mary Ellen
Colombo, l\1lary Lou
Consbarmne, Janet F.
Coulter, John M.
Davis, Ro,salie F.
DeFel!ice, Carol J.
Derr, J •a mes L.
De'ihl, Thom,as H.
!Dostioh, Kay M.
Doty, Kiaren L.
!Eckert, Karen M.
'Eifert, Sus,an P.
Eifert, Wruter P ., Jr.
Featherman, Marie L.
Foster, John T.
George, Carole L.
Girbon, Virg'Jnia B.
Gockley, Gillbeoc-t C.
Gotaski, John R.
Gum, Gre,tchen J.
HammerqutSit, Susan C.
'Hardisky, Mary T.
•H iarper, Marjorie E.
Harvell, Ili,nda J.
•cum laude
••magna cum laude
•••summa cum laude

Hoke, Janet L.
H!apiama2'lian,
Pa;tr.iciaM.
Johnson, Shirley E.
Jones, Le.ster G.
Justice, Carole J.
Kia;minski, Carol M.
Kiahn, wanace J., Jr.
Kleman, .Florence !M.
Kline, Marie L.
Klinge'r man, Richard A.
KiJ.ock, I.Jinda J.
Kneer, Nancy J.
Kooh, Alice L.
Kosv,iJtch, Andrew T.
K11afjack, Doreen
Kuch'inskas, Sharon M.
Kuss,r ow, rRJonald E.
Kuzmick, Carole A.
Ladamus, Edwa,rd J.
wwrence, Leonard G.
Leffler, Karen E.
Lenker, K•a bhryn L.
Loch, Di-aine M.
Lomas, Je,r emy R.
Lurowist, l.linda J.
!Manda.le, Gertrude A.
Mathews, V,i rgdma L.
Mearns, Judy L.
Miller, 'Suswn K.
iMinneman, Joan E.
Morse, Cyn1:hfa. A.

Moyer, Ann Marie
Moyer, Lois•P.nn**
Mu1k1a, John rs.
McClure, Audrey M.
McDonald, Margaret A.
:Nephew, Sue, A.
Outt, Susan A.
Phill.dJps, Sandra M.
Reichenbach,
JohnG., Jr.
Revtyak, Dolore:s M.
Richard, Carol A.
Rudat, David L.
,RutkOW1Ski, Jiames, J.
Sechrist, Niancy Rogers
See,l y, June Getz
Sharretits, Nola Ann
Sipe, Miary A.
Smalser, A'.tl!Il G.
Smd-th, Nancy E.
Smith, !Nancy E. K.
Bnyder, Trudy A.
Speving, Henry L.
Srteidel, Gertrude I.
Tobin, Neal E.
TUJnnicldffe, Janice
Urbas, !Barbara Ann
Walter, Peggy J.
Watkins, J •a ne, L.
W:ayes, Charles S.
Young, Cheryl L.

SEOONDARY EDUCA'l"ION
Ay,ws, .James M.
Ballentine, Robert D.
Bartlebaugh, Mlarc
Beltz, Donald 'R.
Beltz, Louise R.
Beinsinger, Bar,ba,ra A.
B:i:scmnbe, Robert J.
!Bloom, W1llard D.
Bonacci, ~chael A.
Booth, Jeian E.
Bowen, ,R oy C.
Bowiman, Donald H.
Brennar, Sal'ly iR.
lBrescancine, Judy A.
Bressd, Joseph A.
Brubaker, Oscar J., .Jr.
CaMsto, Ann IM:.
Oa,pp, Ed.ilth A.*
Ca;vainaugh, ,Arnn L.
Chamberlain, Lynette R.
Colangelo, Sam C.
Cromwell, Kenneth G.
Cron, WiiB.iiam A.
Crossley, Jose,ph'ine U.
Davi:s, Dar.thy K.
Davis, Uinda L.
Demaree, Charles E.
DeTr, Joanne L.
De!Wlire, Davdd A.
Diick, Ge,r ard P.
Dowd,'Miary Ann
Drumm, IJar:ry E.
Dug,an, DonaldB.
Duga,n, Donna J.
Eberhart, F ,r ,ancis M.
!Edwards, J 1a,mes· A.
Evans, David H.
Ev,a ns, Debor.ah
Evans,JohirlD.
Fausey, Kiaren M.
Fenstermacher, Gary C.
Fligliolino, Joseph M.
Fisher, Rober,t J.
Fleming, Sar,ah J.
Flesher, James T.
Fox, Ray H.
Freund, Mary E.
Furey, Cheryl A.
Gar,rah:an, J ,a ,mes M.
1

Garrrig,an, FranC1is E.
Barbara A.
Gering, ROlbe,r t D.
Gibble, Rloiberrt G.
Goodman, Wlilbur H.
Griaci, Mlary:ann
Gros:s, Oecelia M.
Gross, Judith: J.
Hall, William iR.
Harter, Jay D.
Hiarrtman, Jlames R.
Heitz, MichaeJ W.
Herman, Kay M.
iHoff, iPhi,rtp D.
Hoffman, Wdlli!am H.
Hollern, Dean IM.
IHopki:ns, Byron J., Jr.
Horn, Gary W.
!Horne, Keiith
Houseknec'ht, Ronald D.
Hourtz, Luton J.
Huseman, David C.
Johnson, 'R oger D.
Jone,s , Nancy M:.
Keagle, Robert J.
Keener, NormaC.
Keeney, Thomas V.
Klock, Frederick
Kolnik, Marilynne, E.
Krakowski, Edward ·F .
Kressler, Joseph G.
l{:unkel, Richard
!Kupsky, Richard 'L .
Latsha, Rolbe11t IB.
lJav-elle, Joseph P.
Lehma1m, lillke J.
Le lJindemuth, Noel W.
Long, Connie J.
!Lundy, Carol A.
Major, Ruth F.
Mann, Judi,th E.
Mlar-ek, W,a yne
Matthews, James
IM:attucci, Aillthony G.
Maurer, Cl:itf,fo:rd. R.
McGee, Mrs. Annia
E.'Hogan

Gass,

Michae1, l{:ay A.
'.M!ilausk,as, Fria,nk J.
Monin, JUJdiith
Moyer, G:riace L.
Moyer, Harrieit E.
Mufuern, Francis E.
Murm, Irene D.
Musooline, Neil J.
Nattras, John D.
NesitJarick, Mlch:ael :P.
Osborne, Edwaiid V.
Bhil1!ips, Donald L.
Powis, Bonnd-e Lee
Price, John E'., J ·r .
Pulask,i, CharlesJ.
Quigg, David S.
Reedy, Denillis, N.
/Reiter, WilHam M.
Ripa, Carol Ann
!Ross, Wdll'iam J.
Saitta, Fr,ancis P.
Salus, Joan A.
Schne'1der, Jill A.*
Schnerder, 'RJa.ymond R.
iSeybent, James 'P.
Smail, Thomas H.
Smith, Charles C.
Smith, !Deborah L.
Smith, Richard T.
Snyder, Joseph F.
Stahl, Linda C.
Sturm, J ,ames W.
SUJps,ic, Jose,ph L.
Thomas, W,a yneD.
Tr-e aster, 1Sus,a,n J.
Trout, David A.
Troutman,
Willtam •F ., J ,r .
Vineski, Jud[th IM.
Vivino, F1rancis J.
Wetzel, 1RobertJ.
Wiltcoski, John R. *
Wraght, Vincent J.
Y amulla, Mary L.
Young, J1ames1H.
Youp,atoff, Carol A.
Zeislof.t, Davdd B.
Zenke, Jean A.•••
·Z evas, Helen
1

SPECIAL EDUCATION
Bush, Mary A.
C'zlajlmwski, Ellen
iDoo1ey, Anthony !H.
Gloeckler,
lJawrenceC., Jr .
Hiadesity, Diiruna P.
HeMer, Richard C.
Kes,sl:e·r , Fr,a,n ces E.
•cum laude
••magna cum laude
•••summa cum laude

KHne, John S.
Lupton, Christie A.
Miller, Suzanne
Mushrush, n~ane R.
OberHn, Clareen A.
:P,i's zek, P ,a tricia A.
Sieg-el, Ma,rshall H.

!Silkroski, Lo.is J.
Sill, Jo Jl..nne
Smitz, Wayne C.
Tur1ey, Wlilldam A.
Weed, Sharon E..
'We,r ne,r , Ch1arles "N.
Wilson, su,s arnnah E.

Candidates for Bachelor of Art Degree
ARTS AND SCIENCES
Connaghan, Thomas' E., J!r.
Shoemaker, ,B ruce I.
Splitt, lJawrence J.

PUBLIC SCHOOL N'U'RJSES
Cooper, Ida Mae
Gass, ·Riuth A.
Sholley, Sharon L.

Candidates for Master of Education Degree
BUSINESS EDUCATION
Riofski, Lorriaine
Zapach, Joseph B . •

*" A

Study of ,t he 'Degree of Satisf.aotion of :the High School
Graduates and Their Choic&S of ,a High School Curriculum"

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
Himes, H. Belle
Riogers, (Ba!J."bar•a
Springman, Irma
Wenzel, Henry J.•
*"Comparison of ,t he Conventional Uniit Me,t hod ,and the
Problem Solving Method 'in the Teaching of Geography"

SOCIAL STUDIES

~

GEOGRAPHY

Poust, G. Lynn

ALMA MATER

F,a r ·above the river winding
Midst ithe mounta'Lns grand,
Stands our College, dear to students
Far throughouit the la,nd.

Ever ,s·e award Susquehanna
Never resting :flows;
Ever u!)Wlard, striving, climbing
Onward Bloomsburg goes.

Far ,a nd wide though we may
wander,
Still our hearts are true;
To our hilltop Alma Miaiter
We our ,pledge renew.

Chorus
Bloomsburg, BloomSlburg,
Bloomsburg College
Up on College Hill;
Years .to come shall •t ind us ever
True rto Blo-0msburg still.

Words-Joseph H. Dennis

Air-"Annie Lyle"

HISTORY OF BLOOMSBURG STATE COLLEGE

Ac•a demy, Literary Institute, .State Normal School, State Teachers College,
and State College-such has been the developmeint of Bloomsburg stnce its
incepbion 8IS ,an Ac•a demy in 1800. A charter providing ifor ,the !Bloomsburg
Litevary Institute was drawn up in 1856. Recognized as •a State Normal
School on Fe:b ruary 19, 1869, Bloomsburg rernained ,a private !Lnsititution
until (Miay, 1916 when 'iit was purchtas·e d by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvama. The itransition from Normal School to Staite Teachers College was
begun in 1927 when •a uthority to confer the Bachelor of Science degree in
Education was granted. By a:n Act of the Generial Assembly in J,a nuary,
1960, the fourteen Staite Teachers Colleges of iPennsylv,a nia became Staite
Colleges. Auithoriza;tioo ,to offer courses leading to the Mlasite,r of Educa,W.on
degree was given by the State Council of Education in ,t he same year. In
the &Pring ru 1962, the college was ,g,r anted ,approvial by the Staite Council
of Educ•a tion ,t o offeQ· courises leading to the Bachelor of Arts degr,ee ~n the
Naitu:ral Sciences, the Social Sciences, ,and ·t he Humrunities, •beginning Se,p,tember, 1962. The fi.rst students enrolled in tMs prog,11am !began their studies
in September, [963.

THE ACADEMIC COSTU\ME

The academic costumes worn ,by members of ,t he 1iaiculty have ia special
s·igni'ficanc•e. The inside collar of the hood .i ndicates the colors of the college
or university which ·a warded the degree. The color of ltJhe oruts,tde rim of
the hood symbolizes one of ,the following departments of leam'ing:
Mus•ic_:PLnk
Arts, Letters, Humanities-W!htte
Philoso.phy-Blue
Business-.Oriab
Physical Educ,ation--,Sage Green
Econom:ics~Copper
Science--'Gold Yellow
Education-Light Blue
Social Science-Citron
F.ine A:rts'-!Brown
Theology or Divinity-Scarlet
Library Sc'ience--JLemon