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Ctrommouwralt4 of Jruu.ayluauia
iUnnmsburg ~tatr Qtnllrgr
illoom.aburg. Jruu.ayluauia
Qtnmmrnrtmtttt Qtnuunratintt
etrrutrmtial ~ymua.aium
m1turnhay• .August 4. 19lili
lU:UU A. ffl.
THE PROGRAM
Processional __________________ "Festal Procession" - G. B. Nevin
Invocation and Announcements _______________ Harvey A. Andruss
President of the College
Address __ "The People of Tomorrow" ____________ Marvin A. Rapp
A.B., M.A., Ph.D.
President, Onondago Community College
Syracuse, New York
Honors and Awards ______________ Paul S. Riegel, A.B., M.A., Ed.D.
Dean of Students
Presentation of Class ------------------- John A. Hoch, A.B., M.A.
Dean of Instruction
Conferring of Degrees _____ Harvey A. Andruss, A.B., M.B.A., Ed.D.
President of the College
Presentation of the Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Science
in Education
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 Secontiary Education
Donald F. Maietta, B.S., M.S., Ph.D.
Director of Special Education
Presentation of Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts
Alden C. Buker, A.B., M.A., Ph.D.
Director of Arts and Sciences
Presentation of Candidates for the Master of Education Degree
Robert C. Miller, B.S., M.Ed., Ed.D.
Director of Graduate Studies
Conferring of Degrees - Awarding of Diplomas __ Harvey A. Andruss
"Alma Mater" ------------------------------------ The Assembly
Recessional - "Marche Religieuse" ______________________ Jongen
Organist __________ Mrs. Thomas G. Sturgeon, Mus.B., A.B.
Commencement Marshal --------------------------- Paul S. Riegel
CANDIDATES FOR DEGREE OF
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION
BUSINESS EDUCATION
Artz, !Phylliis, L.
,R eifdnger, Ja:mes
Friltz, Je•r ry D.
Ca:mpbell, Vdcitor R.
iMl!sirian, James H., Jr.
Gerrllty, Jahn: F., Jr
Chdki, iRose M.
Gum, E. iBurel
Ruckle, !Jarry, !H.
Creasy, iSha,ryn: J.
**Jo:lmson, 'Edwlin N . , Jr.
Shiaiffer, Kimber C., Jr.
Dubil, IAlex J.
Kaiszowicz, Jlane L.
Stoutt, !Jarry D.
iEd'W8.l'lds, Larry L.
KerstetJter, '.RJailph W.
Whitelock, Jolhn A.
Force, David L.
Leedy, Robert C.
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
Andrew,s, Nancy J.
Eyerly, !Rita S.
Sellers, James IM.
c'Boy·e·r , Thomas L.
Godshall, Susani R.
Shipe, •P amela.
Bullet, Walter
I.Jauver, Carolyn K.
Snyder, Gary F.
Bums, Janet
N!llll1ey, Noman D.
Sdbolesky, June
Oino, James B.
Pa;tton, Nancy S.
WHcznskll., Framk G.
Croughn, Mary Elizab~ IRJObison, iBarbar,a L.
*Woodruff, Mary A.
,Dur,iUa, George 0. ,
Zane•, Mary Jo
*Saul, Ros·e• Mlarie
Ev,a ns, Thomas J.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
Anderson, Bruce R.
Scott, Thomrus E.
Johnson, ?red C.
IBetlterly, John iH.
Johnson, Otis iR..
Smliitih, Donald R.
Cllipecci, Alf.red Q.
Snyder, Dennds R.
Kurowisk,i, Joseph W.
Dan:~s. Robert E.
Lecihleitner, Rodney S.
Sorber, Charles W.
Mes,s,ick, Edwin B., Jr.
!Derricott, 'W!Hlii!am T.
Turse, Mary J.
Fenstermacher, Edwdin: W. Miller, Arno O.
Wolfe, Dalniel E., Jr.
mmn:a, George A.
Reaige,n, Sally A.
Wli:loon, Linda W.
Hlal1lllbin, Alberlta
'R,yian, Sandra: I.
Zar-ski., Jolhn J.
SP,ElCIAL EDUCATION
Coughliin, Joanne M.
Sitler, !Ronald W.
MlHler, James R., Jr.
Houseknecht, Michael H.
Worrell, Janet A.
Plunkeltt, Susan J.
*Hunsinger, Lola IM.
Rei.Hy, Edna
PUBLIC SCHOOL NURSES
Ba1ser, Barbara A.
Hli11, Oarol
Derr, Camille
Hanincik, Josephine M.
DENI'A:L HYIGIENIIIST
rnng.aman, Gliadys D.
CA:NDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS
Fulmer, Richard H.
Wol'fe, Gary E.
Reimold DaiV'id L.
CANDIDATES FOR MASTER OF EDUCATION DEGREE
BUSIN:ESS EDUCATION
Beck, Glaidy,s J.
~bley, John B.
Friad:nd, stevoo A.
SHple, James E.
Clemell!S, Ellen Mae
Hlileman, Ronald L.
Dea,ner, F'rank W.
Sulldvoo, Dale B.
Santo, fIDdna. I.
,E llis, !Roger W.
WaM.s, iNorman F.
Santo, !Michiaiel J.
Schell, Gary E.
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
1Lovebt, Ohiarles S.
,W agner, Thomas M.
Brendle, Harriet M.
M!ulMgian, Mary E.
W1•ig,hlt, Esther F.
Galtes, ~aren IM:.
rS hisko, Andrew A.
Ze.i-genfuse, Amell
Hlill, Oharlotite Ann
v ,a nnan, Suzanne W.
Lehew, Marilyn R.
ENGLISH
Mac'hinchick, George J.
,RJaibetis, John J.
Hiuttens1Jline, Mar.ilan L.
McVey, aura M.
Lllill!baich, D81Vid C.
SOCIAL STUDIES
1Fosko, Joseph F.
KrotJhe, Dale A.
Bieber, Carl D.
Howaro, Herman W., J,r,
•eum l.Jaude
*-&.lmma cum Laude
ALMA MATER
Far albove the river winding
Mid.st lthe moulllta.ins gmnd,
stands our College, dear to students
Far ithroughout the l•and.
F.a r and wide •though we may wander,
Still our hearts are ,true;
To our hHlitop Alma Marer
We our pledge renew . .
Words-Joseph H. Dennis
Ever se·a ward Susquehanna
Never res,ting flows:
Ever upward, striving, cHmbing
Onward Bloomsburg goes.
Chorus
Bloomsburg, !Blooms.burg,
Bloomsburg College
Up on College Hill;
Years ,to come shall flind us ever .
True ,to Bloomsburg still.
Air-"Annie Lyle"
HISTORY OF BLOOMSBURG STATE COLLEGE
Academy, Uterary Institute, State Normal School, state Teachens College,
and state College - such h•ais been the development of Bloomsburg sincf'
its inception as ,an Academy in 1839. A charter provd w,as begun .in 1927 when authoriilty to confer ,t he Bac,helor of Sclience degree
in Educ,atio:n was granted. By an Acit of the General Ai.ssembly dn January,
1960, the fourteen StaJte Teachers Co1leges of Pennsylvania became Sbate
Colleges. Authorization to of,fer courses leading to ,the MaJSter of Elducaibion
degree w,as given by the Sta.te Council of Educaroion in ·the same year. In
the Spring of '1962, the college was granted awrov,a l iby the :Staite Council of
Eduorution •to offer courses leading :to the Baclle1or of Arts degree in the
Natural Sciences, ·t he Social Sciences, and the Humantties, lbe~inning September, 1962. The first students enrolled in thiiis program ibegan their
studies dn September, 1963.
The Academic Costume
The ac•ademic costumes worn by member,s of ibhe faculity have a special significa,nce. The inside collar o:f the hood dndioaltes ithe colors of the college
or uruiversiity which awarded the deg,r ee. The color of the outside rim of
the hood symbolizes one of the following departmenlbs of le-arndng:
Music~P.ink
Art.s, Letters, Humaruties-Whirte
·P htilosophy-Slue
Business--Drab
Elconomi-c•s.....J()Qprper
Plhysioal Educ,albion--Sage Green
Educ-ation~lJi:g ·S cience-Dold Yellow
Soc;i,a,l Scdence-Crtron
Fine Arts-Brown
I.itbrary Sciience....JLemon
Theology or Divdnity-Scarlet
iUnnmsburg ~tatr Qtnllrgr
illoom.aburg. Jruu.ayluauia
Qtnmmrnrtmtttt Qtnuunratintt
etrrutrmtial ~ymua.aium
m1turnhay• .August 4. 19lili
lU:UU A. ffl.
THE PROGRAM
Processional __________________ "Festal Procession" - G. B. Nevin
Invocation and Announcements _______________ Harvey A. Andruss
President of the College
Address __ "The People of Tomorrow" ____________ Marvin A. Rapp
A.B., M.A., Ph.D.
President, Onondago Community College
Syracuse, New York
Honors and Awards ______________ Paul S. Riegel, A.B., M.A., Ed.D.
Dean of Students
Presentation of Class ------------------- John A. Hoch, A.B., M.A.
Dean of Instruction
Conferring of Degrees _____ Harvey A. Andruss, A.B., M.B.A., Ed.D.
President of the College
Presentation of the Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Science
in Education
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 Secontiary Education
Donald F. Maietta, B.S., M.S., Ph.D.
Director of Special Education
Presentation of Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts
Alden C. Buker, A.B., M.A., Ph.D.
Director of Arts and Sciences
Presentation of Candidates for the Master of Education Degree
Robert C. Miller, B.S., M.Ed., Ed.D.
Director of Graduate Studies
Conferring of Degrees - Awarding of Diplomas __ Harvey A. Andruss
"Alma Mater" ------------------------------------ The Assembly
Recessional - "Marche Religieuse" ______________________ Jongen
Organist __________ Mrs. Thomas G. Sturgeon, Mus.B., A.B.
Commencement Marshal --------------------------- Paul S. Riegel
CANDIDATES FOR DEGREE OF
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION
BUSINESS EDUCATION
Artz, !Phylliis, L.
,R eifdnger, Ja:mes
Friltz, Je•r ry D.
Ca:mpbell, Vdcitor R.
iMl!sirian, James H., Jr.
Gerrllty, Jahn: F., Jr
Chdki, iRose M.
Gum, E. iBurel
Ruckle, !Jarry, !H.
Creasy, iSha,ryn: J.
**Jo:lmson, 'Edwlin N . , Jr.
Shiaiffer, Kimber C., Jr.
Dubil, IAlex J.
Kaiszowicz, Jlane L.
Stoutt, !Jarry D.
iEd'W8.l'lds, Larry L.
KerstetJter, '.RJailph W.
Whitelock, Jolhn A.
Force, David L.
Leedy, Robert C.
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
Andrew,s, Nancy J.
Eyerly, !Rita S.
Sellers, James IM.
c'Boy·e·r , Thomas L.
Godshall, Susani R.
Shipe, •P amela.
Bullet, Walter
I.Jauver, Carolyn K.
Snyder, Gary F.
Bums, Janet
N!llll1ey, Noman D.
Sdbolesky, June
Oino, James B.
Pa;tton, Nancy S.
WHcznskll., Framk G.
Croughn, Mary Elizab~ IRJObison, iBarbar,a L.
*Woodruff, Mary A.
,Dur,iUa, George 0. ,
Zane•, Mary Jo
*Saul, Ros·e• Mlarie
Ev,a ns, Thomas J.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
Anderson, Bruce R.
Scott, Thomrus E.
Johnson, ?red C.
IBetlterly, John iH.
Johnson, Otis iR..
Smliitih, Donald R.
Cllipecci, Alf.red Q.
Snyder, Dennds R.
Kurowisk,i, Joseph W.
Dan:~s. Robert E.
Lecihleitner, Rodney S.
Sorber, Charles W.
Mes,s,ick, Edwin B., Jr.
!Derricott, 'W!Hlii!am T.
Turse, Mary J.
Fenstermacher, Edwdin: W. Miller, Arno O.
Wolfe, Dalniel E., Jr.
mmn:a, George A.
Reaige,n, Sally A.
Wli:loon, Linda W.
Hlal1lllbin, Alberlta
'R,yian, Sandra: I.
Zar-ski., Jolhn J.
SP,ElCIAL EDUCATION
Coughliin, Joanne M.
Sitler, !Ronald W.
MlHler, James R., Jr.
Houseknecht, Michael H.
Worrell, Janet A.
Plunkeltt, Susan J.
*Hunsinger, Lola IM.
Rei.Hy, Edna
PUBLIC SCHOOL NURSES
Ba1ser, Barbara A.
Hli11, Oarol
Derr, Camille
Hanincik, Josephine M.
DENI'A:L HYIGIENIIIST
rnng.aman, Gliadys D.
CA:NDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS
Fulmer, Richard H.
Wol'fe, Gary E.
Reimold DaiV'id L.
CANDIDATES FOR MASTER OF EDUCATION DEGREE
BUSIN:ESS EDUCATION
Beck, Glaidy,s J.
~bley, John B.
Friad:nd, stevoo A.
SHple, James E.
Clemell!S, Ellen Mae
Hlileman, Ronald L.
Dea,ner, F'rank W.
Sulldvoo, Dale B.
Santo, fIDdna. I.
,E llis, !Roger W.
WaM.s, iNorman F.
Santo, !Michiaiel J.
Schell, Gary E.
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
1Lovebt, Ohiarles S.
,W agner, Thomas M.
Brendle, Harriet M.
M!ulMgian, Mary E.
W1•ig,hlt, Esther F.
Galtes, ~aren IM:.
rS hisko, Andrew A.
Ze.i-genfuse, Amell
Hlill, Oharlotite Ann
v ,a nnan, Suzanne W.
Lehew, Marilyn R.
ENGLISH
Mac'hinchick, George J.
,RJaibetis, John J.
Hiuttens1Jline, Mar.ilan L.
McVey, aura M.
Lllill!baich, D81Vid C.
SOCIAL STUDIES
1Fosko, Joseph F.
KrotJhe, Dale A.
Bieber, Carl D.
Howaro, Herman W., J,r,
•eum l.Jaude
*-&.lmma cum Laude
ALMA MATER
Far albove the river winding
Mid.st lthe moulllta.ins gmnd,
stands our College, dear to students
Far ithroughout the l•and.
F.a r and wide •though we may wander,
Still our hearts are ,true;
To our hHlitop Alma Marer
We our pledge renew . .
Words-Joseph H. Dennis
Ever se·a ward Susquehanna
Never res,ting flows:
Ever upward, striving, cHmbing
Onward Bloomsburg goes.
Chorus
Bloomsburg, !Blooms.burg,
Bloomsburg College
Up on College Hill;
Years ,to come shall flind us ever .
True ,to Bloomsburg still.
Air-"Annie Lyle"
HISTORY OF BLOOMSBURG STATE COLLEGE
Academy, Uterary Institute, State Normal School, state Teachens College,
and state College - such h•ais been the development of Bloomsburg sincf'
its inception as ,an Academy in 1839. A charter provd w,as begun .in 1927 when authoriilty to confer ,t he Bac,helor of Sclience degree
in Educ,atio:n was granted. By an Acit of the General Ai.ssembly dn January,
1960, the fourteen StaJte Teachers Co1leges of Pennsylvania became Sbate
Colleges. Authorization to of,fer courses leading to ,the MaJSter of Elducaibion
degree w,as given by the Sta.te Council of Educaroion in ·the same year. In
the Spring of '1962, the college was granted awrov,a l iby the :Staite Council of
Eduorution •to offer courses leading :to the Baclle1or of Arts degree in the
Natural Sciences, ·t he Social Sciences, and the Humantties, lbe~inning September, 1962. The first students enrolled in thiiis program ibegan their
studies dn September, 1963.
The Academic Costume
The ac•ademic costumes worn by member,s of ibhe faculity have a special significa,nce. The inside collar o:f the hood dndioaltes ithe colors of the college
or uruiversiity which awarded the deg,r ee. The color of the outside rim of
the hood symbolizes one of the following departmenlbs of le-arndng:
Music~P.ink
Art.s, Letters, Humaruties-Whirte
·P htilosophy-Slue
Business--Drab
Elconomi-c•s.....J()Qprper
Plhysioal Educ,albion--Sage Green
Educ-ation~lJi:g ·S cience-Dold Yellow
Soc;i,a,l Scdence-Crtron
Fine Arts-Brown
I.itbrary Sciience....JLemon
Theology or Divdnity-Scarlet