The ALUMNI
Vol. 87, No.

QUARTERLY
Bloomsburg University

1

of Pennsylvania

March 1987

Fund tops
$200,000 mark
-

for

st

1

time

For the first time In history, the nioomsburg Unlvei
sitv Alumni Annual Kund wenl over Ihe
$200,000 mark.
Of the $201,739 record-setting total, $184,924 was
contributed hy 5,027 alumni That'a 25.8
percent ol the
25,541 alumni with known addressee who were
wllclted
considerably

hlghei
public institutions

Friends

of

than

BU alumni

the

average

contributed

$16,815.

Gifts
$83!>.62l

of

ALUMNI HONORED

—

do

in

the

In

I'M.,

University

the

four-year

remalnlna
B

from

aeror.line. lo

all
sources totalled
Anlhon\ lantern. .Ilrerloi

development.

The class with the greatest number of donors was the
Class of 1978 with 2oi contributors Othei classes In the
top ten were 1968 with 199, 1980 with 194, 1977 with 188
1972 with 185, 1981 with 183, 1975 with 170, 1068 with 177'
1979 with 175 and 1976 with 174
The class with the best participation rate was the
Class of 1945 with 50 1 percent. Others In the top ten
were 1944 with 49 percent, 1943 with 48 8 percent, 1942
with 41 7 percent, 1935 with 38.9 percent, 1939 with 38.3
percent, 1940 with 38.2 percent, 1948 with 38.2 percent,
1936 with 37 7 percent and 1941 with 37 6 percent.
The Class of 1972 contributed the largest total $9,356 Others In the top ten were 1969 with $7,751
1976
with $6,538; 1968 with $6,079, 1980 with $6,018, 1974 with
$5,810, 1970 with $5,689, 1981 with $5,649, 1978 with $5,288,
and 1971 with $5,175.
The complete annual report, Including a list of all
donor., la included in this issue of The Alumni Quarterly

Three long-time leaders of the BU Alumni Association have
been
honored by having rooms in the Fenstemaker Alumni House named
for them The sittinq
room has been named for Clayton H. Hinkel "40 (left), while the library
/dining room has
been named for C. Stuart and Eda Bessie Edwards '41, In December the
house itself was
named in honor of Howard F Fenstemaker, Class of 1912

Athletes

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By MIKE ALBRIGHT
Student Sports Writer

Educators throughout the country are concerned
about the scholastic performance of student athletes,
and the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA)
recently passed legislation concerning academic
requirements for athletes. But Bloomsburg University
has proven over the years that its student athletes can
compete both on the field and in the classroom.
According to a university study completed this past
fall, 62.7 percent of Bloomsburg's athletes graduate, a
rate far above the national average for all students,
which falls between 30 and 40 percent BU athletes
maintained a 2.81 grade point average, just below the
3.05 g.p.a. of their classmates. Bloomsburg's graduation
rate for all students is 68.3 percent.
Among the athletes in the study who failed to
graduate, only 9.2 percent were dismissed for academic
reasons while another 8.5 percent transferred The
Continued on page 8

VISIT — With over 70 BU alumni employed by Shared Medical Systems in Malvern, plans
underway to form a corporate alumni chapter there One of the first projects of the chapter
will be to host BU students to share their career experiences at SMS Meeting
at SMS to plan
this program were Dr
John Dittnch. dean of the College ol Business, Jell Stello '78, cocoordinator of the visit. Debangshu Pana. a Husky Ambassador, Patricia Boyne, assistant
professor of computer and information systems, Tom Davies. director of the BU Career
Development Center. Dr Charles Brennan. professor of mathematics and computer science,
Dr James Pomfret. professor and chairperson, mathematics and computer science, and
Rick

SMS

are

In this issue

.

.

•

Proposed Constitutional Revisions

•

1986 Annual Fund Report

•

Town

Council on

BUTV

p. 6-7

p.

13-28
p.

3

Pettine '85. co-coordinator of the

visit

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/March

2

1987

The Alumni
Published
friends of

Message from

four

times a

Quarterly
year for alumni

Doug Hippenstiel

'68

Student Staff
Eddie Gobora

Director of Alumni Affairs

the President

and

Bloomsburg University.

Sandy Paul
Long
Alumni Records Clerk

Linda

Eileen

Sesquicentennial plans underway;

Jim Deterick

J.

Kelly Kreigh

Manning

Melinda Artman
Production Staff

Mission to reflect heritage, future

Joe Klekota
Green Thumb

you!

R-r-ring! It's for

It Is always a pleasure to send a message to Bloomsburg University alumni
about campus activities; It is the one special way to reach each of you. We
appreciate your continuing interest in your alma mater.and I hope that by
telling you about several major events for which we are preparing you will
feel a part of the activities.

Dear Alumni Member,
and thank you to all the alumni who helped make the
1986
the most successful ever. More than twenty-five
percent of those alumni contacted contributed over $185,000. This number of
contributions is considerably more than the national average for four-year
public Institutions. We are thrilled with your response.
First, congratulations

Annual Fund Drive

By now many

you are aware that the Alumni's Annual Fund Drive was
combined In January with the other fundraising efforts of the Development
Office. We believe this change will benefit Bloomsburg University by
Improving the coordination of these activities. With your caring about
Bloomsburg University, we know 1987 can be another benchmark year.
of

Bloomsburg University

have

anniversary. Very
will be announcing the membership of the Sesquicentennial
committee. Many constituencies, Including alumni, will be represented.
Throughout the year, and In addition to a special celebration, we plan
campus-wide coordination of as many activities as possible. We are eager to
keep you apprised of these events
1989
shortly, I
In

will

its

150th

Coinciding with the sesquicentennial in 1989 is the institution's ten-year
accreditation review by the Middle States Association of Colleges and
Schools. The eight-member steering committee has been named and will
begin Its task this spring. We anticipate this process of self-study and
preparation for the visit will proceed smoothly since the university has in the
last ten years established a comprehensive data base that will be available to
the committee. All aspects of the university, including its relationship to its
alumni, will be considered.

Also of Importance to the Middle States self-evaluation is the university's
current consideration of a new university mission statement. This statement
will reflect the strong heritage of Bloomsburg University and will poise the
institution for the 1990s. The development of an outcomes assessment plan
for our graduates and the strategic
planning effort In which the institution

has been engaged this past year also
relate directly to preparation for the
Middle States review. The unifying of
these initiatives is most important to
the

advancement

of

Bloomsburg Uni-

versity.

The phone will soon be ringing for you! And when you answer, you'll find a
Bloomsburg alumnus, student or friend who is calling to ask for a pledge to the 1987
Alumni Annual Fund.
Several hundred volunteer callers will be contacting alumni from coast to coast during
Fund Phonathon from March 2 to April 2, 1987. When you receive your call, I
hope you will take a few minutes to talk with the volunteer caller and make your pledge.
As you make your pledge, you will be showing your pride in Bloomsburg University and
helping the Alumni Annual Fund reach its $250,000 goal.
the Annual

Some alumni have asked why BU attempts to speak with each alumna or alumnus.
This is done in the belief that each of us has a vested interest in BU and that our opinions
are important. Whether a graduate of Bloomsburg State Normal School, Bloomsburg
State Teachers College, Bloomsburg State College or Bloomsburg University, each of us
has either contributed to or benefitted from the fine reputation Bloomsburg University
has achieved.
Bloomsburg University is proud of its history of accomplishment in the field of higher
As in the past, Bloomsburg seeks to provide superior educational opportunities to all its students. The generous support of our dedicated alumni has done much
for

education.

our school

at Bloomsburg Univerhas been under study the past
eighteen months, and action on a new
governance structure is anticipated
later this spring. I expect the new

governance model

promote the
long institutional history of participation, communication and collegtahiv
will

Many of you who live in the region
or in central Pennsylvania probably
were able to enjoy one or more of the
AUSPRICH
fine performances given this year as
part of the Celebrity Artist Series. The support of this series
by our many
friends, alumni, students and employeess has been heartwarming
Later this
spring we will announce the 1987-1988 series which also promises
to bring
exciting talent and varied productions to campus.

is

not complete.

Over the last year a variety of programs and projects have been supported
unrestricted gifts from alumni. These include, but are not limited to, the following:

by

Scholarship awards to academic scholars

•

• Alumni services such as The
Alumni Quarterly, Homecoming Weekend, Alumni
Weekend, Class Reunions, Chapter Meetings and Dinner Theaters

Faculty research and development grants which enhance the courses being
taught

•

• Cultural programs such as the
spectacular Celebrity Artist Series, as well as
outstanding lectures, artists-in-residence and art exhibits throughout
the year

16 " 1

student"

pUrchases P rovidin g state-of-the-art technology

to

Bloomsburg's 6,000-plus

•

Athletic scholarships for recruitment of outstanding student-athletes

•

Overall facility improvement and

campus

beautification

Without your support, these projects and programs would
not have been funded With
this m mind, we once again ask for your help.
When you receive your call please
respond with a generous gift. In order to meet our goal, it is
imperative that all our loval
alumni join us. Every gift brings us another step closer to the
"margin of excellence" we

Sincerely,

Susan M. Mitchell '82
Assistant Director of Development
Chairperson, Phonathon '87

am

planning to attend several alumni chapter meetings this spring and
some of you in your home towns Others of vou I
hope are planning to attend Alumni Day on June 6, 1987. We
are always
happy to see you and welcome you to campus any time.
I

but the task

Support from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and tuition from students does not
cover the costs of operating a high quality university. Many of the benefits you enjoyed
as a student came as a direct result of the generosity of alumni who chose to support
their Alma Mater. With this support, Bloomsburg University has been
able to achieve a
"margin of excellence," and efforts are ongoing as we seek to expand on this tradition.

Governance

sity

-

look forward to greeting

P

S.
(

As you consider your

gift, journey back in time to your
days at Bloomsburg
a e y0Ur ,,f
U iS t0day 0nly 0160 wU1
true appreciation of yoTeduclu
1?
t
H
to you, and I'm sure your gift will be a
reflection of this.

knnl
known

^

Then

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THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/March

Students geTbehind scenes' experience

in local

1987

3

government, TV production

BU TVJele vises Town meeting
By MELINDA

ARTMAN

Student Feature Writer

While

much

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Northeastern Pennsylvania was tuned° F " PM Ma ***e." the residents of
arCa h3d 0,6 rare opportunity

,?
»
observe their
town
government
-

in action

to

-

via televiC,CVI

sion.

In a joint effort between
the Bloomsburg Town
Council and Bloomsburg University's
Television Services Department, live coverage
of the council's February 9 session was broadcast on Service
Electric Cable
1

iv Channel

13.

r

Tom

Joseph, director of BU TV Services,
used past
experiences as the foundation for the
Bloomsburg
broadcast. Joseph says he had lived in
Pittsburgh and

viewed

many

television.

of

"And

that

so

city's

council

meetings

via

thought." he says. "Well, why not
here? It's a small town, and most
people know the
council members. There's quite a number
of homes with
cable television, and it just seemed
I

to

be a logical

thing."

Joseph presented the idea to Town secretary
Gerald
Depo. "It turns out Depo had thought about
this was
familiar with it and was very anxious
to do it " savs
3
Joseph.
'

The technical work and production was handled bv the
combined forces of TV Services and faculty members
and students enrolled in the Department of Mass

f

is? *rs

Communications.

Thirty students staffed the studio during
the town
council broadcast, serving as everything from
production assistant to director.
"It was a really good

experience for us to see what's really going on in
Bloomsburg," says Tina Wolf, a senior who operated
cameras during the broadcast.
Patrick Loftus, a junior who was a floor manager,
adds, "We got solid practical experience on all
the
equipment. We also got to see how the council works."
The council members seemed equally pleased with the
results of the evening. Councilman Stephen Beck, a BU
math professor, noted, "Considering that BU had a
bunch of amateurs here, we all did very well. The staff
was very professional and cooperative."

STUDENTS STAFFED STUDIO FOR COUNCIL MEETING
studio

to

construct

and air a 30-minute

local

news

program.
the program good experience for the
students, but it also presents useful and Interesting
information to the community in a professional manner.
is

Professor William Acierno, executive producer of
"Bloom News," believes town residents may view BU
students in a different light after watching any one of
the student-staffed productions.

"We're really just scratched the
surface
we hope for a better
mix of community, academic, and
university activity-related
.

.

.

programming.

— Tom Joseph, director

"They're doing programs that are 'real world' televiprograms; they're not just class projects This is
hands-on, front line experience," says Joseph. "It's a
very competitive job market in television, and any piece
of experience is a real advantage."
Telethons are yet another vehicle available for the
sion

students.

Although the council followed the same basic structure it uses during its usual meetings, there were subtle
differences. Perhaps, some observers noted, the meeting was a bit more serious; there were occasional
nervous glances toward the camera, along with the
increased appearance of suitcoats and ties.
Even Bloomsburg Mayor Dan Bauman felt pangs of
nervousness. "At first, when all the lights come on, it
gives you a kind of funny feeling," said Bauman, "but I
think the whole council got right into it, and it didn't
"
bother us too much
The future of televised council meetings depends on
how the initial broadcast was received by the public
However, Bauman felt it might be harder for some
people to attend the meetings if the meetings were
moved to the campus on a regular basis.
The Bloomsburg Town Council broadcast joins several
other already-established programs which follow a
community service program.
"One of the things we try to do with the Television
Services Department, since it has the transmitter
cable," says Joseph, "is to try to do things that have
some kind of community tie-in because what we do goes

home."
"Bloom News," the local news program broadcast
Friday evenings on Channel 13, is a prime example of
programming directed to the community. However,
"Bloom News" differs from the council broadcast
directly into the

because it actually is a class. Instead of just learning
from a book, students apply the theories through handson experience. Students select the story ideas, go on
location to report and film the story, and return to the

The American Cancer

was
November, and

Society's telethon

broadcast live from two locations

ofBU TV services

students also staffed the Easter Seals
telethon scheduled
In

Not only

in

March.
"We've

who

programming."

He said the department Is studying the feasibility of
offering academic courses by cable transmissions.
He
also noted that "programs which bring
University
bin.llons I., the public are a strong possibility."
They

could Include sporting events such as football,
basket
ball and wrestling competition.
Television Services are also doing something for
alumni; they are making video tapes of commencement
exercises which are made available to graduates and
their families through the Alumni Association

New magazine
Area residents and the university community can read
the Town of Bloomsburg's top official moved away
from his hometown and returned to make good, and how
a nearby police chief returned to active duty after being

how

forced into disability retirement
These stories, along with other articles and features,
are found in a new community magazine, Spectrum,
published by Walter Brasch's Journalism seminar In the

semester. Spectrumwill be published each semestei
at a newsstand price of one dollar
Brasch says this is a first-time effort of this nature by
the university and was not undertaken to compete with
any area publications. "Our main objective is to give
journalism students valuable experience.
"They are learning about design and typography,
editorial decision-making, advanced feature writing,
administration, business, circulation and advertising
Students are graded on their production work, their
writing, and a take-home exam which is a series of case
fall

problems in ethics
Financing for the magazine comes almost entirely
from advertising and circulation revenues, according to
Brasch. "I believe students must realize that in a
capitalist society, even the best ideas and writing must
have a strong financial base We don't seek subsidies
but are working closely with area businesses for

really

jusi
scratched the surface," says
believes i«W7 "will bring a better
mix of
community, academic, and University activity related

Joseph,

debuts

advertising.

"We have enough different assignments to keep
everyone In the course busy," Brasch says. "All
iyi>esettlng Is done on campus using a computer and
Ia8erprinter, plus a Compugraphu
Mrs system for
special heads. All design and paste-up Is also done by
students.

"Although the actual printing Is done by a local
printer, students do the folding, gathering, stitching and
"

trimming

Brasch, who is edltor ln-chlef, describes the seminar
as a high-Stress, extensive lab experience, but says the
students are having a lot of fun In the venture

"We have

Important roles for everyone, so we give
everyone," he says. "We're an equal opportunity employer," he adds with a smile.
"We put in very long days on the project, but the
students seem to be challenged and thoroughly enjoy
it," he observes.
This semester the class Intends to double the magazine's 32 pages and Its circulation.
titles to

Alumni may obtain a copy of the first Spectrum by
sending a request, along with a dollar, to Fenstemaker
Alumni House, Bloomsburg University, Bloomsburg PA
17815

.
THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/March

1987

Brief

.

but important!
ALICHNIE
The Pennsylvania State Board of Nursing recently
voted to retain full approval of the BU bachelor of
science degree program in nursing.
The latest approval followed a three-day survey visit
by State Board representatives who verified the university's compliance with State Board rules and regulations
for baccalaureate nursing programs
The visit resulted in commendations for 16 changes
and improvements made in the program since the
previous evaJuation in 1982, according to Dorette Welk,
nursing department chair
Total spring enrollment for 1987 is 6,609, up from 6,330
students In 1986 and 6,193 In 1985. The total PTE (fulltime equivalent) Is 5,917 students.

M. Christine Alichnie, associate professor In the
department of nursing, has completed requirements for
a Ph.D. from the University of Pennsylvania

The University received a $10,000 bequest from Anna
Miller Freyermuth, Class of 1923. A resident of Easton,
Mrs. Freyermuth died October 4, 1986.

Melissa Piper Nelson, a Penn State graduate and
area native, has been named director of
publications at BU, It is a new position in the Office of
University Relations.
Nelson will serve as the resource person in the design,
writing, editing and printing of the various university

NELSON

The 25-hour dance marathon In late February, sponsored by the BU Kehr Union Program Board, benefitted
Camp Dost, a summer camp for children with cancer.

Recent appointments to the faculty and staff include
Winona J. Cochran, instructor of psychology; Austin J.
Hoffman, assistant professor of marketing and management; Jonnelle M. DePetro, instructor of philosophy and
anthropology; Eric Van, admissions counselor; William
A. Koch, resident advisor in student life; Thomas Aleto,
instructor of philosophy and anthropology; J. Stephen
Buckley, assistant professor of marketing; Stephen R.
Couch, assistant professor of sociology and social
welfare; Thomas G. Miller, instructor of philosophy and
anthropology, Robert Reevs, assistant professor of

Committee members are Barrett Benson (chemistry),
Dennis Hinde (mass communications), Scott Miller
(library), David Minderhout (philosophy and anthropology), Nancy Onuschak (nursing ), John Scrimgeour
(counseling), and Robert Yori (accounting).

faculty

at

the end

of

the

The Bloomsburg University Foundation, Inc., recently
approved funding for three academic proposals totaling

more than

Center for Instructional
$3,000 for faculty development
workshops, and $3,141 for the purchase of a microscope
and an incubator for use in laboratory work.
to the

President Ausprich has implemented an interim
governance structure following an early December vote
by the BU faculty that defeated a proposed governance
plan prepared by a committee appointed last year.
A committee to prepare a permanent governance
structure proposal has been convened by the co-chairs
of Meet and Discuss. The committee has been charged
with presenting a proposal for vote by the end of the

President Ausprich and six other presidents of institutions of higher education from across the country spoke

on the role of state colleges and universities in the
economic development of their regions at a meeting of

American Association

of State Colleges and Univerheld in Phoenix, Arizona.
They emphasized that the universities can play a
significant role in the economic development of their
regions through close interaction with the business
community and government as well as activities the
sities

-

-

-

-

A BU committee has been named to prepare an
institutional policy on AIDS and a set of
procedures for
dealing with the disease should it occur on campus.
of the principal charges of the committee will
be to
out an AIDS education plan for the university

One

map

commu-

nity.

tions.

A very successful Christmas luncheon was held by the
Philadelphia Chapter on December 13 at John Wanamaker's in that city. Representing the university were
President Ausprich, Tony Ianiero (director of development), Doug Hippenstiel '68 (director of alumni affairs),
Brian Trusty and Wendi Hamer (Husky Ambassadors).
'59, president of the Alumni
Association, and her husband, Ron, also attended the
luncheon.

16

The BU passing combination of quarterback Jay
tight end Kevin Grande were named to the
1986 Associated Press Little Ail-American Team.

Maynard P. Mordan, a former teacher at the Bloomsburg State Normal School, died recently in Bloomsburg.

"Football News"magazine has selected BU nose
guard Wes Cook to its 1986 Ail-American honorable
mention unit. In his four years with the team he had 222
tackles, 120 of them unassisted.
for 20 quarterback sacks.

BU

appears often

football statistics.
7-2-1

He was

in the final 1986

The Huskies, who

also responsible

NCAA Division II
finished the season

under first-year head coach Pete Adrian, had three

individuals receive recognition, while the
included among the nation's passing leaders.

the

Clark B. (Pat) Patterson of Bloomsburg recently
came across an item he saw in a newspaper years ago:
"It seems hard to believe, but curiously enough, it's
true
back in the 90s, Harry Butts played 28 straight
football games
without taking time out
for the
State Normal School of Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
wearing an artificial leg!"

"It was closed one day in the 1950s, I recall, the only
day for a storm in the 29 years I was there," said John
Hoch, retired administrator and faculty member He
said the late Harvey Andruss, the former college
president who came to Bloomsburg in 1931, never
mentioned any other closing because of weather condi-

$9,000.

They included $3,000
Systems Development,

1986-1987

Robert B. Hessert, associate professor of psychology
will retire July 3 after 15 years at BU.

least half a century.

DeDea and

will retire later this year.
director of library services since

academic year.

snowstorm closed the University for a day
it was only the second time in at

January,

Catherine Richie, a receptionist in the Kehr Union for
years before retiring in 1985, died on February 22.
Survivors include her husband, Neil M.; two sons, Neil
and Joe; and two grandchildren.

members

William V. Ryan,
August 1973, will retire

in

BU's 23rd annual reading conference will be held
and 24 at the Sheraton Danville Inn.
Registration information, including a complete list of
speakers and topics, can be obtained by contacting
conference director Edward Poostay at 717-389-4092.
April 23

spring semester.

Two BU

a giant

and a half

Mary Anne Klemkosky

Seven faculty members have been asked by President
Ausprich to serve on a steering committee to prepare
for the Middle States evaJuation of Bloomsburg University In 1989.

When

marketing and management; and Linda Slocum,
instructor of languages and cultures.

Benton

publications.

RYAN

institutions

can undertake themselves

Six faculty from the College of Arts and Sciences were
elected to serve on the search and screen commitee for
dean of the college.
Serving on the committee are Riley Smith (English),
Karl Beamer (art), James Pomfret (math/computer
science), James Cole
biology /allied health sciences),
(

Sue Jackson (sociology /social welfare) and David Minderhout (philosophy/anthropology)

team was

The balance in the offense was evidenced in that
runningback Tom Martin was one of Division IPs top
rushers, while quarterback Jay DeDea was listed near
the top in total offense.

Martin averaged 91.8 yards per game, rushing 183
times for 918 yards in the Huskies' 10 contests. The
junior was the team's leading scorer as well with eight
touchdowns. DeDea ran a school-record 439 offensive
plays, gaining 2,189 yards, an average of 218.9 per
game. The duo was credited for a combined 3,187 yards,
which includes 80 yards in receptions for Martin.
DeDea's passing yardage, along with Martin's yards on
the ground, accounted for all but 251 of Bloomsburg's
offensive yards in 1986.
Kicker Chris Mingrone was the other
Bloomsburg
performer among the national leaders as
he averaged
1.0 field goals per game. He
connected on 10 or 20
attempts, the longest of the season was
41 yards.

As a team, the Huskies were one of the best passing
teams in the nation, gaining 235.3 yards per game in the
air.

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/March 1987

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information, according to Pifer Previouslv maps
P were
Ph °ne lme l ° A " entown lhat COSl n^ore than S2.
year Pifer says the satellite is by far a more efficient
svstem
hel 0f students R as been operating
the weather stat.on and 24-hour
^Sfl;
r
Pu
PaSl SiX yeafS Tucked mt0
* sma11 room ,n Hartline Science
, with
Center, the stat.on is equipped
the map printer as well as instruments
V
of
collecting

system

.

it

map

^

W^Xs^Zm^
-

SSSf -mTSSS ^

and
weather equipment on Hartline's roof
e
ice maps and «**onallzes that information
for
Sff?"
checks with
the S
National Weather Service at Avoca Airport, where
hp ha f cnlV
r
arCh time durin ,wo summer sabbaticals, to make
8
Combinin S
maps and local conditions such as
temoera ure wind speed and pressure, he has found
temperature,
that his dailv forecasts are
ent ° f the time Long-range forecasts tend
P
"to be a
les
monitors connected

to

thnSa^Sn^Slc

LWiS
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5£HS2

^nr'lT? ^Vn
accurate but are

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the 80 percent range.

WEATHER SERVICE OPERATED

only one incoming phone line for weather
thG
h ° 01
f Extended Programs
financed an expansion Todav the
°
?n supported by Extended
weather service still
Programs, has a five-line capacity
There are currently three phone lines in operation to handle
the 250 average calls pel
day. Pifer says he has seen as many as 700 calls
come

ShT 22

reCe

crll-?^?locations.
r
specific

can

in when a major storm is due
eS C3lls from travellers or People who need special
reports about
o
Because weather data are kept on record dating back to 1970 Pifer

requests for past weather reports needed for insurance
or legal purposes
calling one of the three numbers
389-2200. 389-2300 or 389-2400
anyone in the
Bloomsburg vicinity from farmers to faculty, can hear
updated, pre-recorded
forecasts rom the BU 24-hour weather service.
The message runs five davs a week
and a weekend summary plays Friday through Sunday.
fulfill

-

By

-

4.5

Alumni
trip to

In this

London

number

invited to participate in a

London

May which is being planned by Dr.
Susan Rusinko of the BU English Department.
The group leaves Bloomsburg by bus on May 15,
theatre trip in

from Newark on Virgin Airlines, and returns
Bloomsburg on May 23.
HOTEL: Royal National Hotel on Russell
Square in the Bloomsbury section of London, near
the British Museum (now called British Library)
and within walking distance of shopping and
flies

to

theatre areas.
MEALS: Continental breakfast. One or two teas
or lunches in a London home, with actors,
directors, writers and other members of the
theatre profession.
PLAYS: Tickets to four plays in London.
OTHER: An all-day trip to Stratford-upon-Avon,
including a play, and a half-day trip to Windsor
Castle.

CREDIT OPTION: Students with any major can
earn three credits which involve (1) individual
consultations with Dr. Rusinko before the trip
regarding paper topics and reading assignments;
(2) a term paper of 10-12 pages on a topic of the
student's choice after consultation. The topic may
be related to a student's major, whether it be
literature, finance, psychology, history, sociology
or others. Papers are due by June 12, 1987
COST:

$1,090

apply for each opening

BU's appeal remains strong
sity

Alumni are

PIFER

invited

to join theatre

(plus

tuition

of

$210 paid sepa-

by credit students) or $1,090 plus $25
attendance fee paid separately by non-credit
rately

participants.

DEADLINES: $50 deposit by March 15, 1987.
Balance due April 1, 1987. (Editor's Note: We
realize some alumni will not have received this
mailing by March 15.)

5

day of rising education costs and a declining
of high school graduates, Bloomsburg Univ. i]

receives

four-and-one-half applications for each
for the ensuing school year and
reaches student capacity by mid-March or early April.

freshman opening

Bloomsburg has been in this unique position since
about 1978, according to Tom L Cooper, dean ol
enrollment management
"It was at that time we
decided, due to the size of our physical plant and
projected faculty numbers, that we should limit our full
time undergraduate enrollment to around :">, and our overall enrollment to around 6.400," Cooper
said.

Bloomsburg gets about 4,800 to 5,000 applications for
approximately 1,100 freshman openings "This year, we
did let the bars down a little and took about 80 more
freshmen than we have normally been taking Our closeoff date for accepting applications for the 1986-1987
school year was March 15," Cooper said.
Several primary reasons point to why Bloomsburg has
an excellent application response, according to Cooper.
Academic programs are carefully selected and have
resulted in a high placement rate of graduates In the
early 1970s, Bloomsburg's enrollment was composed of
approximately 70 percent teacher education students.
Since then, to keep abreast of changing employment
trends, the university has increased Its offerings In
liberal arts and business areas along with the profes
sional fields. Particular emphasis has been placed on
the move into the technological age As a result, since
1980, Bloomsburg has placed over 80 percent of Itfl
graduates in job-related fields.
Another factor for BU's high number of freshman
applications is the reasonable cost of a four-year college
education due to substantial public support. Being one of
14 state-owned universities in the State System of
Higher Education, approximately 40 percent of the
university budget is supplied by the Commonwealth and
the balance by student fees, grants and others. It costs
approximately $4,000 a year for a student living on

campus

at Bloomsburg, which Is a little less than half of
the average yearly cost at most private schools

A

well-administered financial Bid program at the state

and federal levels has permitted around 75 percent of
the student body to participate in grant, loan or work
study

assistance, according to Thomas Lyons, BU
financial aid director. What effecl the Hlghei
Education
Amendment of 1080 will have on this percentage cannot

be determined

at this time,

he said.

Bloomsburg enjoys a better-than-average retention of
students. Cooper attributes this to a number of factors.
Students are Involved In scheduling a variety of events
such as concerts, plays, contests, stage performers,
ba/aar.s and

show,
Cooper thinks the comprehensive summer orientation
sessions for Incoming students are crucial In helping
them get the greatest possible benefit from their college
<

r

«i f

I

education.

The Career Development Center
ing and planning services to

offers career counsel-

BU undergraduates,
gradual*- and continuing education students, and
alumni. The Center for Counseling and Human Development assists students In developing human growth
potential and in adjusting to campus services through
Individual, group and workshop formats.
The Center for Academic Development exists to
equalize educational opportunity for students regardless
of their economic background or status. Tutorial services are also available to all students.
Another attraction at Bloomsburg for students and
their parents is Its campus. Dr. Robert Parrish, vice
president for administration, points out that a large
percentage of the buildings on both the lower and upper
campuses have been built since the mid-1960s and are
tailored to student needs. Buildings are well maintained,
and an on-going beautlflcatlon plan has resulted In a
well-kept campus, he added.
Bloomsburg is accessible to commuting students from
nearby rural communities and to students using interstate highways to come from greater distances.
all

n

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/March

6

1987

Constitutional
Would increase
Proposed deletions

in

changes proposed

size of board,

italics,

insertions

in

change terms

boldface.

CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

be custodian of the seal of the corporation.

BLOOMSBURG STATE COLLEGE
BLOOMSBURG UNIVERSITY

ARTICLE V
Treasurer

Amended
and

April 25, 1981
June 6, 1987

ARTICLE

I

Name, Location and Object
Section 1. This corporation shall be known as the ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF
BLOOMSBURG STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY, INC
Section 2. The business of the Association shall be conducted at Bloomsburg State
Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, where all its meetings shall be held.
Section 3 2. It Is the object of the Association to promote the cause of education
by fostering and maintaining among Its members a spirit of cooperation with the
Administration, Faculty, Staff and Students of BSC BU.
College,

Section I. The Treasurer shall receive and deposit all fees, dues, contributions
and other funds of the corporation and shall keep the same in a bank account or
investments in the name of the corporation. He/she shall keep the accurate
accounts of all receipts and disbursements and shall report thereon at each regular
meeting of the Board of Directors, or whenever so required. The Treasurer shall
be responsible for handling the financial affairs of the corporation. He/she shall
prepare financial statements and shall report thereon at each regular meeting of
the Board. He/she shall pay all bills when certified for payment by the Director of
Alumni Affairs or the President or Vice President or Secretary of the Association.
In the Treasurer's absence, the Secretary of the Association is authorized to sign
checks.
A board member shall be designated by the Board to sign checks and
vouchers in the Treasurer's absence. The Association shall secure a bond to cover
officers and employees who handle Association funds in the performance of their
duties.

ARTICLE

II

Government and Officers
Section 1. Elective Officers. The elective officers of this Association shall
be a
president, a vice president, a secretary and a treasurer, each of whom shall
be
elected for a period of one year by majority vote of those in attendance at
the
annual reorganizaton meeting of the Board as provided In this Constitution and ByLaws.
In order to provide fiscal continuity, the tenure of the treasurer
will not be
restricted. The treasurer will serve ex-offlclo and will not be counted
as one of the
voting members of the Board.

Section 2. Alumni Board. The Alumni Board shall consist of twenty
-one twentyfour members beginning April 26, 1975 June 6, 1987. Seven members
to serve for a
period of three years, seven members to serve for a period of two years
seven
members to serve for a period of one year. On that date, ten members shall be
elected, with five to serve two-year terms and five to
serve one-year terms as
determined by drawing lots. Thereafter, seven twelve members shall
be elected
each year to serve a term of three two years. A member may be
elected for
one two additional three-year two-year terms at the completion
of his/her first
three-year term. Beginning in 1981 no person may serve more
than two full

year terms

three-

in continuity.

Beginning In 1987 no person may serve more than six
After a lapse of one year, said Individual may be elected
again
to the Board in conformance with this Constitution,
as heretofore stated Retiring
directors may be elected to honorary life memberships on
the Board of Directors if
Uiey have served at least five three-year terms
or a total of 15 14 years on the
Board. Honorary life members of the Board shall not be counted
In determining the
presence of a quorum, nor shall they have a vote In matters before
the Board
Section 3. A president may succeed himself/herself
at the discretion of the
nom nating committee and subsequent election at the annual
reorganization
meeting of the Board. However, if he/she retires as
president, by virtue of his/her
office, shall automatically become an
ex-officio member of the Alumni Board for a
term of one year, such year to be the year following
the term of office as
President.
A president whose regular term on the Board has expired
shall
automatically become an ex-offlclo member of the
Board for one year
n 4 A y
Cai C
occurrJn 8 In any office or in any position as
Board
y
f^!i°
w ? \l
members,
during
the !interval between annual meetings, shall
be filled bv a
majority of the remaining members of the
Board, for a term to expire at the next
the
embers
vacanc V whl <* may occur in any position of
°!.
e
me 0f,
annuaI meetln 8 sna11 be filled by a majority vote of
i? for 4the
u
the members
unexpired term of the vacancy involved
5 T
Board may autnorlze toe Section of such additional
officers as
.
mfTi^H
if
y b deemed necessary. Likewise, the Board may declare any position
vacant
hl f.
years

in succession.

m

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Section

all

7.

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serve as ex-officio

members on

»"*

*

The President and Vice President

committees as

wl^ntiv

Pri ° r

will

set forth in Article VIII Section 2

n reqUeSt
<

A^Tuon

^

""^ty,

by

member/membere

of toe

°'

toe President and Alumni Director
of Directors to represent the

Boanl

ARTICLE VI
Board

of Directors

The Board of Directors shall have general charge and
management and control of all the funds and property of the corporation, and
Section

1.

carry out its purposes, subject to the By-Laws. It shall submit at each annual
meeting or have published in the Quarterly, affairs of the Association. It shall
report on the activities of the Association at each annual meeting or in THE

ALUMNI QUARTERLY.

Section 2. The regular meetings of the Board of Directors shall be held at least
four times a year. Special meetings shall be called by the order of the President
or
upon the written request of any two members of the Board. A majority of the
Directors shall constitute a quorum.
Section 3. Said Board shall have power to frame rules for its own regulation and
transaction of business.
Section 4. The Executive Committee shall be made up of the elected officers,
the
Director of Alumni Affairs, and any others so designated by the Board.

ARTICLE VII
Director of Alumni Affairs
Section 1. The Director of Alumni Affairs of the College University shall
be
responsible for planning and coordinating all the activities of the Association. He/

she will organize and implement alumni-related programs on campus,
direct assist with fund-raising drives, have editorial responsibilities for
various
publications and serve either as Chairman chairperson or as a member
of
campus alumni affairs committees.
He/she shall be responsible directly to the Executive Committee of the Board of
Directors of the BSC Bloomsburg University Alumni Association
on matters
solely of Association nature. He/she shall coordinate all
alumni activities and
report to the BSC Vice President for Administration Bloomsburg
University Vice
President for Institutional Advancement.
He/she shall confer with administrators, faculty, students, alumni
and the
general public to secure support for alumni projects and activities.
He/she shall
work with organizations at both local, state, and national levels to maintain
and
upgrade the quality of the total alumni program.

ARTICLE

VIII

Committees
Section 1. The President shall appoint, subject to the
approval of the Board of
Directors, such committees from the membership of the
Association as he/she may
see fit to create for assistance in the performance
of his/her duties. The President
may delegate to such duly constituted committees the authority to collect receive
and disburse funds, make necessary expenditures, and
to manage the particular
activity of the Association delegated to them.
ecWo/I 2 The foUowin standing committees shall
S
be appointed by the Board,
-

v/f

A
Q art Fl Publications Committee, whose duty it shall be to stimulate
? by
? the
L publication of the Alumni
membership
Quarterly and other news bulletins.
Comm t e€: wh0S€ d"ty it shall be to furnish and maintain Alumni
Jh
!
^Trophy
Room andj to
have custody of and properly care for and preserve all
trophies works of art, furniture, goods, and
chattels whatsoever belonging to the

t

tS^^

°

corporation.

_

ARTICLE

^

.

C

III

President
P, sldent snaI1
,

P"»lde

meetings of the Association and of
Perf0rm sucn other dutie * a * toe Association
or
a
Board
of Directors may assign to him/her.
He/she shall sign all written contract!
o the Association or designate the Director
of Alumni Affairs, in writing
to s gn
absence>
"* Vice President

tt^S^'JfSireCtorS
^

^ S^n?LS

at all

i

wAttt3*T**

ARTICLE

IV

the

Board

i.

Tje Secretary

of Directors

and

h^mJ^^""6

contriDUtions

1

n
mvestments and generally

'

t
to

manage

and
metin^^"^

whose duty it shall be to collect
m **e *»d collect loans and supervise

said activity
dut 11 s**" ** t0 P^P* 1 an annua] btJ dget to be
!?of Directors
n
1
? approval
submitted to the Board
for
eaCh saidJading committee shall be elected
by the Board of
nl^tnt*?™"?*0Wn fll D ersh/
shall consist of such additional members
*
a
? ? be Pappointed
of the Association
as shall
by the Board of Directors won

^mlt^TL^T T

h0S

*

Md

«#E

^ TuZVni^ H^' ^
An*
°LTh 2S m
ttr £,fl?
J!"

shall give notice of all meetings
of the Association
shall record the minutes of said

°

Student Loans and Grants Committee,

te

hands

^
t0

^

TeqUlr
shaI]
2Z?J2
e Treasurer of the
efl

Secretary
Section

sole
shall

tnnsfer

™y Pa * or all of the

Association

^s

S UHto» commit
shall act as treasurer of the
? connection
S°l
with the functions of his/her
committee, shall keep accurate accounts
thereof, and file an annual report of the

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to

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/March

„«,

atoefto;

1987

7

ARTICLE X
Meetings and Elections
.
U
tlng of
*"
corporation on such day of
each v°ear al
designated by the College authorities and the
Board of
DIrwtorN o
nf this
thiT Association, as
Ursctare
Alumni Day. At such meeting, seven members of
A Nomlna "n* Committee. appomS by the
« fate o candidates. Nominations may also be made by any
number ol
of thf
the corporation at the lime of the
said meeting Elections shall be" hv I
i;*v;j
voice vote of the duly qualified
members of
cor^Jat
rpurauon.
on unless
u^e^s a
written ballot is requested by at least
five members
on
0i buSine*s at me annuaI meetings
shall
be
that B^rany
generally
f[by corporations
adopted and followed
similar to this one
Section 3 Special meetings of the
corporation may be called by the President
upon the request of the Board o( Ihrevtors,
or upon the written request of any
,

D

P^^n LP !/
1

0110

f

^

^?

coSttls

"

A. Budget-Finance Committee.
This
0 "*

ranclafmlueA '
B

K IK

It least

committee

AMMtkm

will

thr£

m™£

prepare and recommend the

^ offer^m^IZfTSK

Student Loans and Grants Committee.
This committee will recommend
,0an
HCieS and
needed; monitor ie nee^TsruSlnts
5L
,
1
m
ney
avaUabIe
°'
'<"" loans; recommend the amount
of monev
eaCh yCar ? r ,oans;
"*°mmend additions
°

™7f£

S-trT

lhn.^Ki Pr0gram

Sa5Sjps

8

am ° UntS

'

and deletions

°

f

grantS Mld

namCS f ° r nCW

8
15 C ommlttee wU1 advls
and
regarding the operation of^T!?
the Alumni House and Alumni

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prepay

a^d

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wVIh'™
UX]

equipment

n
h
publication
In

mltt e 11 S committee will advise and make
recommenda!l
on matters pertaining f
to ,fund
raising projects
R c °gnl ! ion Committee. This committee will seek, review, and
52?. t
d nominations
for various awards such as the
Distinguished Service
a
Awards and
Young AJumni of the Year awards; serve in an
advisory and
0
n
g capaclty,ln ^cognizing individuals as they reach a certain lifetime
tions

ST

L

,o

tt and
°v

r

,nv s

,ai ,mv,in «- shau state the
no subject not so stated shall be considered at
m hn * Ten lii,ys ni,,u r " SUl'h meetings
bV g i v e n toeach
:7
commUn Catl0n mal,ed 10 hls 1,1 toWM»t n«med address
or by
y
the quarterly J
bulletin of the corporation

:

x,h:;;::

wnicn the meeting

make recommendations
Room in Carver Hall as

sltion °< furniture

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Standing commlttees
be appointed jointly bv the
DlreCt0r M]
members wlU
on

la

called,

Si

,

ARTICLE

JL^f,!?

XI

Seal

.

i-ifSK
Inscribed

^i n^t ^,

I

.J?5
with
the

common or corpor .tr seal
name Alumni Association of

versity

the corporation shall be round.
the Bloomsburg State College Uni-

of

arranged In the form of a circle on the outer
edge, and the words
Incorporated 1933 arranged across the Inside of the u

giving plateau; and assist in planning
for recognition of individuals as the need

,

L

Weekend/Homecoming Committee. This committee will assist in
m
making
plans for AJumni Weekend (e.g. selection of date,
programs, and special

ARTICLE

accommodations; pricing the weekend package and per-day
costiTand
other special features) and Homecoming
Weekend (e.g. reception after football
locati on for dinner; menu selection; program;
and other special
fea'tu^es?

m m

G. Alumni Chapters/Student Relations. This committee
wUl assist in developing
and principles for the alumni Chapter program; assist in
developing the
schedule of Chapter meetings each year; advise the Alumni
Director concerning
8 for Chapter meetings; act as liaison with
8
the Husky Ambassadors and
P™
the Student Alumni Association; and to review
and recommend programs to
Involve students in Alumni Association activities.

Membership
,

Graduates

of the Bloomsburg Literary Institute, of the Bloomsburg
State
Normal School, of the State Teachers College at Bloomsburg. Pa., and/or
of the
Bloomsburg State College and/or Bloomsburg University.
B. Former students who were duly enrolled and in regular attendance at
any of

the said schools for a period of one full school year.
C. All members of the faculties of said schools, past, and present.
D. All members of the Board of Trustees of the College during their tenure
of
office.

E. Student Alumni membership open to students presently enrolled at BSC
F. Associate members, i.e., the supportive staff of the College (campus help and
staff).

Alumni

Board

ALUMNI DAY
June 5 and 6

be voted upon

the Scranton

1987

In
In

for educational purposes and which purpose shall Include,
but not be limited to
student loans, scholarships and memorials. In the event
thai the said Bloomsburg
State College University or Its successors shall have been dissolved
by the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania or be unwilling or unable to accept them, all
properties of this Association shall be turned over to the
Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania for similar purposes.

Section 2. Membership and the right to vote at any meeting of the corporation
shall be automatically suspended upon failure to contribute to the support of the
Association.
Section 3. A suspended member may be reinstated into full membership upon
receipt of a contribution to the corporation.

will

address Is known, or by publication
proposed amendments shall be submitted

XIII
Dissolution
Section 1, Dissolution shall mean the ending or termination
of the Association as
an active organization which shall come about for any
reason Including legal
action voluntary action on the part of the membership,
or for any reason which
shall Involve surrender or forfeiture of the Charter, hut
which shall not be limited
to these reasons.
Section 2. Upon dissolution of this Association, for any
reason, all monies and
funds, Including obligations then owing to said
Association on account of unpaid
student loans, all trust funds however held and Including
the principal and Income
then due on said funds or to become due thereafter, ail
bank deposit and accounts
and all monies in the hands of or under the control of any
officers of the
Association, shall, as soon as legally possible,
be mined over to and become the
property of Bloomsburg State College University, Bloomsburg,
Pennsylvania or
Its successors, and which shall be held by
said organization separate and apart
from the general College University Funds, monies received from
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, or collected from the students thereof. All such
funds and
monies turned over to the Bloomsburg State College University
shall then be
administered by the proper officials of said College University and used
by them

Section I. Membership in the corporation shall be limited
to those persons who
c°n tribute t0 We corporation for its general purposes as aforesaid,
and who
u
shall belong to any of the following classifications:

in

whom an

Ail

ARTICLE

ARTICLE IX

Proposed changes
June 6, 1987,

XII

writing to the Secretary, accompanied by a request for
their adoption by at least
7
*
ten members.

*™

C. All other individuals or groups as recommended and approved by the
of Directors for non-voting associate membership.

1 Assoc,atlon for

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iHh
ALUMNI QUAKTKKl.Y

ESSS

,

i«

Amendments
Section I. This Constitution may be amended at
any meeting of the corporation
annual or special, by vote of two-thirds of the members
present. At least two one
month s written notice of the proposed amendments shall be
given by mall to all

features;

A.

.

at

annual meeting on Alumni Day,

Commons, Bloomsburg

University

HOMECOMING
October 24

Make your reservations today!

1987

I

THE ALUMNI OUARTERLY/March

1987

Athletes do well
Continued from page
remaining 19.6 percent who didn't graduate
1

left

school

for personal, financial or other reasons.

The study shows Bloomsburg's female athletes comcompared with 3.10 for ali women
during the same time period, while the males averaged
2.62 g.p.a., somewhat below the 2.91 of all men.
"Those results don't surprise me," said Joe DeMelfi,
an admissions counselor and the liaison between the
university's admissions office and the department of
piled a 3.13 g.p.a.,

"We

only admit people we feel are capable of
higher education. We look at athletes as
we would any other student. We don't consider them
(for admission) If we don't feel they can do the job
here."
To be able to "do the job" at Bloomsburg, a student,
whether an athlete or not, must graduate in the top half
of his or her high school class and attain approximately
an 850 Scholastic Aptitude Test score to be even
considered for admission, according to James Christy,
director of admissions.
"We also look at the academic courses taken in high
school," Christy added. "A student must complete at
least 16 ( credit hours), in some cases 18 credits, in
basic courses such as English, math and the sciences."
According to Proposition 64 passed by the NCAA
Division II member institutions and conferences at the
organization's annual convention in January and set to
go Into effect in August 1988, students wishing to
participate in athletics at the Division II level must first
attain at least a 700 SAT score and carry a 2.0 g.p.a. In
11 core curriculum courses In high school. The policy
was already In effect at the NCAA's Division I
institutions, due to Proposition 48, which was passed two
years ago. Those standards are well below those
athJetlcs.

succeeding

in

New

lecture
series underway

in

classroom, too!

considered for admission at Bloomsburg.
"Our standards have always been higher than those
required by the NCAA," said John S Mulka, dean of
student development, "and we will always try to recruit
student athletes with higher-than-minimal academic
records. The fact of the matter is, we couldn't get a
student athlete into this institution with those standards
(established by Proposition 64 "
At the NCAA's recent convention, voting on Proposition 64 among Division II schools was 93-70 in favor,
despite strong opposition from about 30 black colleges.
Bloomsburg was one of only two of the 14-member
Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (SSHE)
schools who comprise the Pennsylvania State Athletic
Conference (PSAC) to vote in favor of Proposition 64.
According to Mulka, the creation of minimal participation standards for athletes at the Division II level will
help Bloomsburg athleticaJly. "This will cause some
schools that currently have some superior athletes with
1

lower-than-average academic abilities to suffer. If the
student cannot participate because of bad grades, that
will help us in the long run because some
of those
athletes may be competing against us now, while all of
our athletes already meet those requirements ."
Mulka attributes the success of Bloomsburg athletes
in the classroom to the lack of special
treatment they
receive as athletes and to coaches who understand the
need for academic success.

"We

don't treat our athJetes

any differently than any
place them in our normal residence
any specially designed athletic housing, and

other students.
halls, not in

we

We

try to integrate

them

into the

academic community

as

quickly as possible, as we do with all of our
students," he said.
"We are committed to doing everything within our
power to insure that these students receive their
education. It is foremost In our minds and most
important in our efforts to help our student/athletes
achieve their goals," he added. "Also, we don't want
our
athletes singled our as not being able to do
college

work."

Christy said, "Coaches here look at retention
as well
as athletic abUity. They don't try to 'sell'
us (the

admissions office) a mediocre student because they
know that that type of student is not likely to be
accepted by us. They are also concerned about an
athlete's success academically because they want a
player for four years, not just for one.''
Chris Moyer, a recent graduate, is just one example of
a four-year performer at BU who also enjoyed outstanding success academically. Following the 1986 softball
season, Moyer, then a senior pitcher, along with the
Huskies' sophomore catcher Cindy Freeland. were
selected to the CoSIDA/GTE Academic All-American
second team by the College Sports Information Directors of America after achieving high levels of success in
the classroom and on the diamond.
According to Jim Hollister, BU sports information
director, his office sends out numerous Academic AllAmerican nominations each year.
"The fact that we are able to nominate a high number
of our student athletes for various academic awards
each year is an obvious indication that they are, indeed,
succeeding both academically and athletically," Hollister said.

The competitive nature

of

Bloomsburg's applicant

pool (about 5,500 yearly applications for 1090 spots in the
freshman class) is another reason athletes with questionable academic records are not granted admission.

"With that competitive nature, I can't, in good
conscience, admit someone who doesn't measure up to
our standards just because they're an athlete. I just
won't do for an athlete what I wouldn't do for any other
student," DeMelfi stated.

Mulka added:
athletes with high

"We

just

academic

don't

say that we admit
This study shows

abilities.

fact, we do it. Our student athletes are
academically qualified and are doing just as well as our
that,

in

total population."

Bloomsburg's athletes have shown that accomplishments both on and off the field can indeed go hand in
hand. Over the past several years, the school's
18
varsity athletic teams have been among the
winningest
programs in the PSAC. The most recently completed
campaign saw Bloomsburg athletics capture more than
60 percent of the events in which its teams participated.

Bloomsburg University initiated a new Provost's
Lecture Series this semester which features presentations by six speakers whose topics range from astronomy to education to civil rights.
This Inaugural series brings to the university individuals with national perspectives on a variety
of topics of
Interest to students, faculty, staff members
and area
residents, according to Dr. Daniel Pantaleo, Interim

provost and academic vice president.
"The series is a combined effort on the part of several
campus groups," he said. "Whether one is interested in
current issues in higher education, foreign relations
the
arts, science or history, at least
one topic or speaker
should be stimulating."

The

began February 3 with B. Gentry Lee,
engineer and co-producer of Carl Sagan's
"Cosmos" series, talking about "Man and the Cosmos."
Sharon I. Sopher, TV journalist and film producer
series

NASA

discussed "Witness to Apartheid" on February
11
New York Times correspondent Harrison Salisbury
an expert of the Soviet Union, China and Southeast
Asia
discussed "U.S.-Sovlet Relations" on March 4
The next speaker, distinguished historian and
civil
rights leader Mary Berry, will speak
on "Liberty and
Justice for All?" on March 26.
Metropolitan Opera soprano Roberta Peters,
in conjunction with her concert on April
8, will conduct master
classes and workshops.

The last speaker in the series will be Harold
Delaney
educator and expert on national issues affecting
higher
education,
of

who

will

present "Preparing for a Republic

Learners" on April

Ausprich

23.

visits

trustees

President Ausprich has been travelling
throughout the
state visiting members of the Council
of Trustees in
their home areas. Thus far he
has met with Stan
Rakowsky in the Clearfield area. Gerald Malinowski
in
the Mt
Carmel area, Richard Wesner
in

DanvUle,

Lynda Fedor in the Wilkes-Barre area, E. H Alkire
Jr
in Emmaus and LaRoy G. Davis
in FeastervUle He will

have visited with each trustee in his or her home
area
by the end of the academic year.

AWARD WINNER - A

photograph taken by Marlyse Heaps, secretary
to the Drovcst and
affa.rs.
was among the top seven perc^
photographic entries in the Seventh Annual
College Photograph
^otographers Forum magaz.ne. As a finalist, the
photo of a waterf
at F^cketts Glen
aPP ar "
Ph °tography Annua,. 1987 , wa
**' <*
only this
oas fa??n rl
T
vice

president

tor

academ.c

THE ALUMN QUARTERLY/March 987
I

ROBINSON

'66

GIBBLE

I

'68

KELLY 71

WEIST

M79

BITTNER

1909

'84

MITCHELL

'85

1917

LAURA ANDER
November

9

1

'09 of

North Royalton, Ohio, died on

Surviving ire IhrM daughters, Roberta, Louise Blake,
Florence Woloskl; five grandchildren and two
great-grandchildren.

13, 1985.

and

K
,n
10

LEEN M
M?
1987
age
at

BR0WN

97.

109 of

Lehman

died January

Her husband, Dr. Harry

died in 1957.

A. Brown,

Surviving are two sons, Emerson and
Harold
a
daughter, E. Louise Ferre; six grandchildren
and five
great-grandchildren.

1918
Representative:
Street,

ANNA

Howard

Representative:

PA

F. Fenstemaker,
17815 (717) 784-1920

ALFARETTA STARK WILNER

587 East

Tunkhannock, Pa.,
at age 100.
She was the widow

'12,

KATHRYN

in

1914

11

on October

Alumni Association's Distinguished Service Awards
recognition of their service as missionaries in the
Philippines.
Born in Beeresford, S.D., Mrs. Wilner moved East as

Representative: Leah Bogart Lawton, R.D.
wick, PA 18603 (717) 752-3498

L.

in

a young woman to Tunkhannock, where her family had
lived earlier. After graduating from Bloomsburg State

Normal School she taught in Philadelphia. She moved
in 1917 to marry Mr. Wilner.

to

Shanghai

1928 to 1955 the Wilners lived in the Philippine

Islands. During World War II, they were interned by the
Japanese for three years in Bantoc. After being
liberated in February 1945, they returned to the United
States for a three-month visit and went back to Manila
from 1946 to 1948. In the following years, they served in
the Mountain Province on the island of Luzon. They
returned to the U.S. in 1955, and Rev. Wilner died in
1960.

Mrs.

THOMAS

'16 of Norris,

Tennessee, died

Ber-

1921

the

later years

G.

14, 1985.

ROBERT

of
F. WILNER '09, who
retired as Suffragen Bishop of the Episcopal Church in
the Philippines. In 1956 the Wilners were recipients of

Wilner served as a volunteer

grandmother at the Lida Lee Tall School Library at
Towson State University, where her daughter is a
librarian. There she regaled children with tales of such
as electric lights in her town, a telephone
conversation and an automobile ride.
Surviving are a son, Robert, and a daughter, Isabel.
firsts

An annual award

in

memory

of

DREISBACH

MARY ELLEN

'14 has been established by
the LuzerneCounties Bureau for the Aging to honor that
senior citizen who best exemplifies the true spirit of
volunteerism.
Mrs. Dreisbach spent her entire adult life In serving
people. Upon graduating from BSNS. she secured a
teaching position In the West Wyoming School District
She was married in 1925 and left teaching to raise two

Wyoming

sons.

She later returned to teaching In the old Hughestown
School District as a chemistry and math teacher Nol
long after returning to teaching, she was offered the
opportunity and challenge of teaching young children In
grades one through four, all In one classroom.
She accepted the challenge and In 1953 moved to the
Exeter Township Falls elementary school, which Is now
the Falls Senior Citizens Center. She retired from
teaching in 1966 at the age of 72.
She may have retired from teaching, but she did not
retire from service to people. She was a member of the
Pennsylvania Council on Aging, a statewide body of
individuals appointed by the governor to oversee aging
concerns and programs. She was a member of the
Luzerne- Wyoming Counties Bureau for the Aging Nulri
tion Council and the Falls Senior Citizens Advisory

1913

JOSEPHINE ALLISON MOYER
ber

'21

died on

Novem-

at age 86. She retired from teaching In
Pleasantvlllr, N.J., In 1965. For the past two yean, she
lived with her daughter, Ann M. Emmaus, In Batavla.
12,

1986,

RUSSELL H.
'21 of Bloomsburg died
recently at age 85. A lifelong resident of BloomsburK. he
worked for the local school district for 45 years before
retiring in 1966 A sixth grade teacher, he was the last
principal of the Third Street School before It closed and
the first principal of the Memorial Elementary School.
Surviving are his wife of 62 yean, the former Mary
Berger, and a son, the Rev. Dr. Robert H Pursel.

PURSEL

1922
Representative: Edna S. Harter, East Third Street,
Nescopeck, PA 18635 717 ) 7124808
(

NAN EMANUEL

"22

Buttonwood at age

85.

teacher

In

died In

December

at her

home

in

She was employed as a special
English and penmanship at Hanover Town-

ship School District for

more than

30 years.

Council.

SHOEMAKER

*13 of Shickshinny died
C.
recently at age 91. She taught school in that community
for a number of years and retired as principal of the
Garrison Elementary School.

Surviving are two sons, Richard and Robert;
grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

ANNA TRANSUE DICKINSON
Fla., died in

llth

School.

who lived
and Towson, Md., died December

MARTHA

Ohl, 25 East

17815 (717) 784-0142

19.

Fifth St., 81oomsburg,

In

PA

A McKEON 'IH of Wilkes Burro dlnl January
Miss McKeon, who also graduated from College
Mlserlcordla, was an elementary school teacher for
many years in Plymouth and Wllkes-Barre, In later
wars, she taught English at (JAR Memorial High

1912

From

Edna Davenport

Bloomsburg,

November

'13

four

Clearwater,
She and her husband,'
of

age 91.
Cecil Gould Dickinson, observed their 69th wedding
anniversary in June.
She was an elementary teacher in the Lower Saucon
schools for over 25 years and also taught in Forty Fort
and Hecktown. She retired about 20 years ago.
Surviving in addition to her husband are a son, Alton;
two daughters, Mrs. Mildred Schultz and Mrs. Ruth
Kelchner; two sisters, seven grandchildren, and 11
great-grandchildren.

at

She was a volunteer with the Retired Senior Volunteer
Program from 1973 until 1982. She unselfishly volun
teered her time as a tutor at St. Michael's School for
Boys and was a volunteer at the Falls Senior Center
She was also a volunteer at the Carpenter's Nursing
Home In Tunkhannock.
On the day of her death, she was returning from the
Falls Senior Citizens Center where she had volunteered
her time helping others.

1923
E.

THELMA (JERRY) JEREMIAH GEISE

'23,

a

former resident of Sunbury, died October 23 at Nottingham Village, Northumberland, where she lived since
1984

A native of Shamokln, she was the widow of Robert T.
who died in 1970.
Prior to retiring In 1961, she was a teacher In the Fort

Gelse,

1917

Augusta School

In

the Sunbury School District for 17

years.

MYRTLE KEISER SHEPHERD
fornia, died

she resided

She

'17 of

Downey,

11 at age 89. A native of Ashley,
Wllkes-Barre prior to moving to Califor-

January
in

Cali-

Is

M

MATILDA KOSTENBAUDER TILEY

nia.

She taught school

survived by two children, Robert D. Gelse and
Westrick; four grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren
Mollle

in

Milton and Wllkes-Barre

burg died

in

October at age

82.

'23

of

Lewis-

Her husband, Lynn M.

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/March

10

1987

1923

1935

1928
Petersburg, Florida. A native of Picture Rocks, she
taught first grade in Sunbury, Pa., until her marriage to
Harry G. Fry in 1943.
The Frys lived in Llangollen, Delaware, for a number
of years. Grace taught first grade at the Tatnall School
in Wilmington, Delaware, until moving to St. Petersburg.
Grace was supportive of alumni programs and
attended the Clearwater, Florida, luncheon in March

Tlley, died In 1979.

She retired

Representative:

St.

1970

in

more than

after

20

years

of

teaching second grade in Linn town Elementary School,
Lewisburg.
Surviving are a son, Lynn; two grandchildren, two
great-grandchildren, two sisters and two brothers.

MARGARET MAINWARING SCHWARTZ '23 died on
January 23 in Beaumont, Texas, where she had lived
with a daughter since 1978.
She taught in the Kingston Schools before moving to

ROY CLAYTON PETERMAN
August

30,

He

i

churchman

and

retired in

retired educator,
Williamsport, died

'35,

in

He had lived at Lewisburg
for the past two years.
1960 after 24 years as secretary and
age

1986, at

United Methodist

She is survived by her husband, a son, Charles, and
two granddaughters.

1929

leader

civic

1986.

Hazleton in 1926. In 1951 she moved to Oakland, Calif.,
where she lived until moving to Beaumont.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Joe (Mary Louise)
Davis, and three brothers.

William L Reed, 151 East Fourth
Bloomsburg, PA 17815 (717) 784-0861

Street,

87.

Homes

business manager of the Williamsport School District
Earlier he had taught in schools at Jersey Shore and
Williamsport and served as president of the former
Salladasburg School Board for 11 years.
Mr. Pete rm an was very active in community and
church activities and served in many leadership roles.
He and his wife, the former Ruth Mildred Cohick,
were married for 62 years. Also surviving are a
daughter, Mrs. Robert Hess Williams, and three grandchildren.

1924
Representative: Isabel Chelosky Hester, 436 South
River Street, Wilkes Barre, PA 18702 (717) 822-9637
Representative:

Edward

Avenue, Bloomsburg,

1937

West Ridge

F. Schuyler, 236
17815 (717) 784-1515

PA

ANN

K.

October

MAUD MENSCH RID ALL

formerly of Berwick, Is
residing at Rivervlew Manor, Room 2, Lewisburg, PA

ZIEMBA MAHOLCHIC

'29 of

Simpson died on

18.

'24,

MARY DRY EYERLY

Berwick died recently at
age 78. She taught In a one-room school In the
Hetlerville area as a young woman and later was a
substitute teacher in the Berwick Elementary Schools

17837.

ELEANOR SCHULTZ SAVAGE

Exeter died
December 11 In Reading. She taught second grade for
three years and later operated a variety store In Exeter
for over 20 years with her husband, Edward. When he
died in 1962, she returned to teaching and taught
'24

of

kindergarten until retiring in 1972.
Surviving are a son, Ronald; two daughters, Mrs.
Marjorie Vaupel and Mrs. Maureen Szish; and four
grandchildren.

for

many

'29 of

years.

Surviving are her husband, Karlton R., to whom she
was married 50 years; a daughter, Mrs. William
(Brenda) Gensemer; two sons, William C. and Robert
D.; eight grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; and a

Representatives: Sara Maria Berger, 853 South
Market Street, Bloomsburg, PA 17815 (717) 7844850 and
Dorothy Hess Linn, 165 Nottingham Road, Bloomsburg

PA

17815 (717 ) 784-1857

MAKE YOUR PLANS NOW TO ATTEND THE 50TH
YEAR REUNION ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
JUNE 5 and 6, 1987. DETAILS TO FOLLOW!

brother.

1940
Representative:

1931

1925
'25 of Falls R.D. 1 died
Mrs. Frantz, who received
a degree In music education at the University of
Pennsylvania, taught In the Wllkes-Barre and Falls
school districts for more than 50 years.
Surviving are her husband, Harry; a stepdaughter,
Marjorie Goodman; a sister and a brother.
8, 1986, at

age

79.

MARY HELEN CURWOOD WIELAND

'25 of Shlck-

shinny died February 13 at age 81. Born In Philadelphia,
she taught elementary school In Shickshinny and
Mocanaqua for 15 years.
Her husband, Daniel, died May 4, 1965.

Street,

Clayton

Bloomsburg,

PA

H. Hlnkel, 418 Jefferson
17815 (717) 784-3218
'40 of Hyattsville, Md.,

MARION LANDIS MORGAN

Representative:

EDITH HARRIS FRANTZ

December

Street,

Bloomsburg,

Frank

PA

J.

17815

(

Golder, 1103
717 ) 784-5783

S.

Market

THEODORE MORRISSEY

'31 of Ashley died January
at age 80. He taught In the Newport Township School
District until his retirement In 1964.
1

Surviving are his wife, the former Mary Walsh; four
sons, Theodore, Charles, Edward and John; two daughters, Maura Sweeney and Theresa French; 20 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.

died in November at age 68.
After graduating from Bloomsburg, she taught at the
Black Creek Township High School. During her teaching
career, she was an active leader of youth groups and the
Girl Scouts. She served the American Red Cross in

France and Germany from 1945 through 1947.
She retired from the Department of Agriculture

in

Washington, D.C., in 1982 after 25 years of service with
the federal government.
She was the widow of Bryce Jackson Morgan.
Surviving are her mother, Orva Yost Landis; four
children, Molly Martin, William C. Hoffman III,

Amanda

Lavelle,

and

Bryce

Morgan

J.

II;

seven

grandchildren and three brothers.

1932
1927
Representative:
J. LUTZ
Berwick died November 26 at
age 79.
She began her teaching career in 1927 In the Beach
Haven area and then taught in the Berwick Area School

ELSIE

'27 of

District before retiring in 1974.

She received a master's degree

In

administration at

Bucknell University
Surviving Is a sister and several nieces and nephews.

ADELLE CHAPLEY ZAPITZ
November

23.

Born

in

'27 of

PA

Ezra W. Harris,
17815 (717) 784-3532

R.D.

5,

Box

PHYLLIS FOWLER WILSON '32 of Berwick died
January 25 at age 76. She and her husband, the late
Percy C. Wilson, were former owners of Briar Heights
Lodge near Berwick.
After graduating from Bloomsburg, she taught
In
Orangeville for two years. She then taught In
Berwick
mostly at the Fourteenth Street School, for 34
years'

Morrlsville died

Shenandoah, she resided in
formerly taught in the

In 1953 she and her husband built Briar Heights
Golf
Course, and the lodge was added In 1966.

District.

PA

Zimmerman,

1104

17603 (717) 872-8642

WILLIAM and DORA SMITH

'42 have moved to
Lemonwood Dr EngleThey expect to spend their summers in

Florida. Their address

wood,

FL

33533.

the Newark,
F.

is

433

Delaware area.

STUART STRAUB

'42 retired

December

31 after 19

years as president of the First National
Berwick. He had served the bank for 46 years
His father, the late Harry Straub, served

Bank

of

bank

for

A

1934
PAUL

1928

Dr. Jeanne Noll

52 years.

sisters.

J. BAKER '34 of Hazleton died October
4 from
he received when struck by a car in that city.
Mr. Baker served with the Sea Bees during World War
II.
He was a teacher In the West Hazleton School
District for 43 years and also taught at
McCann's School

native of Berwick, Stuart joined the bank
in 1937 on
a part-time basis. He served as a bomber
pilot for three
years during World War II, flying
over targets In
Europe, Africa and Italy.

injuries

Representative: Faye Appleman Dendler, 1132 Market
Berwick, PA 18603 (717) 752-5367

Street,

IRENE M. SMITH KRESGE

'28

of

Ashton died

recently at age 76. She taught in Hollenback and
townships from 1928 to 1932.

Howard

Slocum

F.

Kresge, died in 1980
Surviving are two sons, H. Carter and Randall I
two
daughters, Mrs. Richard (Patricia) Stephani
and Marlene Ryder; eight grandchildren, one great
grandchild

and three

Representative:

Richmond Road, Lancaster,

the

Surviving are her husband, Joseph; two
daughters
Zapltz and Elizabeth Holcomb; and three

Virginia

Her husband,

1942

451

before retiring In 1972.

Morrlsville for 32 years and

Shenandoah School

Bloomsburg,

sisters.

GRACE FRANTZ FRY

'28

died

December

1,

1986, in

1944

of Business.

He earned a master's degree at Columbia University
He dedicated his services to over 20,000 veterans and

their

families

the Greater Hazleton area over a
period of 34 years as a service officer,
without
compensation. He had given many hours of his time
in
service work.
For many years, he provided a scholarship
to West
Hazleton High School in the commerical field.
He and his wife, the former Lorna A. Evans, observed
their 53rd wedding anniversary
in
February Also
surviving are two brothers and a sister
in

Representative: Sara Dockey Edwards, 545 East
11th
Street, Berwick,

CARMEL

PA

18603

SIRIANNI

(

'44

717 ) 759-9733

was one

of six former Girl

Scouts who was honored at the Silver
Jubilee of the
Scranton Pocono Girl Scout Council.
She has been a member of the Pennsylvania House
of
Representatives since 1974, representing the 111th
District (Bradford, Sullivan,
Susquehanna and Wyoming
counties).

She was reelected

in

November

without

opposition.

An educator

for 23 years,

she was director of guidance

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/March

1944

1952

S2J??52

Principal at Mountain
View H.gh
Pri ° r 10 her SUCCessful bid
'or pubhc

l

?

o7fi£
office.

She earned a master's degree
guidance at Bucknell University.

SARA DOCKEY EDWARDS

™*%T^

'44

in

education
^cauon

anH
and

has been appointed to

^erTsav^

f

0 n°

1946

Catawissa,

PA

RD

*

17820 (717) 784-3035

SrePHSN DUSHANKO

'46 of Harleigh
Terrace died
in November at age 73. Prior
to his retirement, he was a
teacher in the Hazleton Area School
District
Hls !^ f e, JJie former Marv Moran
a son, Stephen
preceded him in death. Surviving are
seven children.
Mrs. Frank (Mary) Swider, Mrs. Ted
(Alice) Yashur.
John, Mrs Paul (Kathleen ) Levash,
Theresa, Mark and
Michael; 11 grandchildren, two brothers
and a sister.
1

.

EVELYN W. MOONEY '46 of Bethel R D. 1 died
January 24. She had been a business teacher
at the
former Mohnton High School from 1946
to 1949 and the
former Penn-Bernville High School from
1955 until
retiring in 1965. She also had
been employed by
Roadside America Miniature Village, near
Shartlesville
Surviving are her husband, Hugh; a son,
Dennis; a
daughter, Mrs. Richard (Patricia)
BrownmUler; three
grandchildren, a brother, a stepmother and
a stepK
brother.

1947
Representative:

Robert L. Bunge, 12 West Park
Bloomsburg, PA 17815 (717) 784-

RICHARD W. ROWLANDS
on June

'47 of

Reading, Pa., died

13, 1986.

1951

t0

excnan Be PU>Plts with someone
so they can visit Chris.

'60

has been named deputy

of the U.S.

Marine Corps, Crisler earned a
mental retardation at Syracuse
university. He has also done extensive
doctoral level
work under a federal fellowship program at
Penn State
nslar has been director of treatment
at SCI Dallas
in

<

smce May

1984
In his new position, he will be
responsible for all program functions,
including counseling and psychological services.

Inmate programs and
medical care and religious programs.
of Natlcoke. he entered corrections
In
September 1973 as director of education at SCI
Dallas
after serving for two years as
director of special
education (01 the Hoards of Cooperative
Educational
services for four central New York
counties. Before
working for BOCES, he was direction of
special
education at the White Haven State School,
a facility
owned and operated by the DPW
Crisler has also worked as a special
education teacher
activities,

A

in

summer

native

In Cayuga County, New York,
as the director of special
education for Oswego County. N Y
and as a developer
of the Keystone Job Corps Center In
Drums

1957

;

DONNA WILCOX MURPHY
November 12 at age 51.
A mathematics teacher

'57 of Erin.

N Y

died

1961

Horseheads High School
she earned a master's degree at Elmlra
College. She
had also taught two years with the Job Corps
In
Kentucky. She operated Donna's Knit 'N' Things In
the
Country Village in Southport, N V
Surviving are her husband. Clayton E. Murphy
hei
father, Gilbert E. Wilcox; three brothers
and a si in
at

'57

served as assistant drive

chairman for the 1987 Shippensburg Area United Way.
He is employed as a special project director for the
Pennsylvania Association of Colleges and Universities In

Harrisburg.
Harrell and his wife, Mollle, moved to Shippensburg
23 years ago after teaching in New York and Pennsylvania. Bill was a former counselor In the Shippensburg
Area School District and served as an admissions
counselor at Shippensburg from 1970 to 1985
The Harrells are parents of two children, Heidi, a
student at Millersville University; and Tim
serum ..i

Representative: Carolyn Vernoy Reitz, 214 Fair Oaks

Representative Kdwln C Kuser, R D,
1. County Line
Road, Bechtelsvllle, PA 19505 (215) 754-7977

MARIANNE SHUTOVICll SAUL

'61

Hokendauqua

of

died

In October at age 46.
She had been employed by Rosemary s Gift Shops in
the Holiday Inns at Allentown and Methlehem
for the
past year she had formerly worked as a hostess
at the
George Washington Motor Lodge, Allentown, and as
a
telephone o|>er alor for Sears Roebuck and 0
She taught In Alexandria fol two years
and at
Northampton High School fOl three years.
Surviving are her husband ivter; her father, Andrew
ShUtOvlch; and two children, Natalie and Peter.
(

GARY

L.

REDDIG

'61
resigned as president of
Deptford Township, N.J., effective
to become Intel Im executive director of the

Gloucester College

November

i,

In

County Community College Presidents' Association. He
had been president of clone ester since July 1980 and
will continue to serve as a consultant
until the end of the
1986-1987 college year.

19044

1959
RICHARD

A veteran

BU.

opi

CRISLER

masters degree

Rev^ Looker is also active In the wider
region of the
church and Is a former moderator of
the Northumber
and Presbytery, which comprises 44
churches The
Lookers are also active in synod programs
Their trip to serve in Alaska last summer
was a Youth
in Partnership project
The Lookers are parents of three sons:
David who
works in Lock Haven; Chris, who has
completed
sermnary and Is the first intern Princeton
Theological
Seminary has sent to another country (Northern
he
land); and Steve, who is studying
special education at
,

F.

program.

Uh k

*

are

are parents of a daughter.

wU

congregation in Bloomfield. N J
whore he
attended Bloomfield Theological Se.nman
He
church for len years before movin to

mZS? IrelandT gthis
Northern

'74,

superintendent for treatment at the State
Correctional
institution at Retreat In Luzerne
County. The new 592iUty ts scnedu,ed t0 open In
mld-1987 as part of
# l!l'
an WOO
million prison system expansion and
renovation

German

Shippensburg High School.

Avenue Horsham, PA

PAUL

Most recently, he has given a year's labor
to the effort
home to city code standards to
spare it from demolition
Rev Looker began his career as a church
pastor with

WILLIAM C HARRELL

Street, Carroll Park,

WRIGHT

the Lock

to res ore a resident's

Si

Representatives: An astasia Pappas
Trowbridge 102
West Mahoning Street, Danville, PA
17821 (717) 275^3046
and Jacqueline Shaffer Creasy,
1
Box 304

in

Haven Area Ministerium.

had

11

1960

Trustees of Susque-Vlew Home for
three and a half
years and has held almost even- office

a

1987

Reddlg received his master's degree In counseling at
University and his doctorate In higher
education administration from Indiana University,
Millersville

WAECHTER

'51 recently retired from
F.
the faculty of Indiana University of Pennsylvania. He
had been a member of the biology department there
since 1961 and served as chair for a period of six years.
Prior to his tenure at IUP, he had been a science
consultant at BuckneU University under a Ford Foundation grant.
He started his teaching career in the Milton Area

Public Schools in 1951.

Representative:

Avenue, Easton,

JAMES

K.

Sandra Pflster Brown, 2220 Kings

PA

18042 (215) 252-2881

FREED

'59 of

Wyomlsslng died November

age 51. He had been a professor of business ai the
Reading Area Community College for 14 years and was
a former director of business affairs there.
Before coming to RACC, he had been administrative
9 at

Bloomington, Ind.
During his six years as president, the college carried
out a major physical expansion, developed a wide range
of high technology programs, established strong links
with the business, Industrial and professional communl
ties In the area, and revitalized Its college foundation.

He and

his wife, Carol, are the parents of two sons.

They reside

In

Wenonah.

assistant to the superintendent at Dleroff High School In

CHARLOTTE MASTELLER

Allentown.

An Army veteran during

1952
Representatives: Francis B. Galinski, 90 Tower Hill
Doylestown, PA 18901 (215) 348-9746 and Dr.
Frank J. Furgele, Star Route, Box 228, Lakeville, PA
18438 ( 717 ) 227^946

Road,

WALTER WORHACZ

'52,

former vice principal

of

Shamokin Area High School, died in December at age
66. He had earlier been a history teacher and speech
therapist for 28 years prior to retiring in 1979.
He served with the U.S. Army during World

War

II

and earned a master's degree at BuckneU University.
Surviving are his wife, the former Betty Greager; a
son, Walter; two daughters, Mrs. William Lawton and
Mrs. Terrance Faust; a grandson, seven brothers and

earned

master's

Temple

University.

degrees

the

at

Korean

Lehigh

Conflict,

University

he
and

Surviving are his wife, the former Gayle Heller; two
daughters, Mrs. Michael (Gretchen) Whalen and Jenni
fer; a granddaughter, his parents, Irvln and Viola

Freed; and two brothers.

JAY LONG '59, associate professor at Baptist Bible
College, has been elected to the Alpha Zeta Chapter
(Temple University) of Delta PI Epsilon, the national
honorary professional graduate society In business
education. Election to the society Is based on scholar
ship and contributions to educational research
He is currently completing his doctorate in business
education at Temple University.

1960
Representative:

Chappaqua,

University of Pittsburgh.

1962
R

Representative: Richard R. Lloyd, 80 DeHart Drive,
D. 2, Belle Mead, NJ 08502 (201) 874-3118

MAKE PLANS NOW TO ATTEND THE
REUNION ON HOMECOMING, OCTOBER
DETAILS TO FOLLOW!

sisters.

RUSSELL L. LOOKER '52 and his wife, June, were
honored by the Great Island Presbyterian Church in
Lock Haven for 20 years of service as pastor
Rev. Looker preached his first sermon in the church
on September 11, 1966, and was installed as pastor on
October 5, 1966. He was chairman of the Board of

'61 has been named dean
and technology at Lehigh County
Community College. She was formerly a professor of
ami chairman of the division of business at
Butler County Community College. Her background also
Includes experience as a community college director of
admissions and registrar, as well as consultant to
numerous organizations.
She earned a doctorate In vocational education at the

of business, science

NY

BOB ROHM

James

J.

Peck,

40 Jeffrey

Lane,

10514 (914) 238-5417

'60

and his

wife, the

former

KATHLEEN

25th

YEAR

24-25, 1987!

1963
Representative:

Pat Blehl Cranford, 77 Hawthorne

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/March

12

1987

1963

1968

1966

Avenue, Gilbertsvllle,

PA

for TRW Target Marketing Services, a
company's Information Services Division. He
will be based in Manhattan.
In his new position, Robinson oversees the sales and
marketing programs for TRW Target Marketing Serv-

19525 (215) 367-9188

district

manager

unit of the

BRUCE
age

50.

VAN HOUSEN

L.

He formerly

'63 dJed November 21 at
resided in Lancaster, Pa., and the

state of Oregon.
He taught at Ephrata Senior High School from 1963 to
1968 and at Lampeter-Strasburg High School from 1968

ices in all states east of the Mississippi River.

Before Joining TRW, he was vice president of retail
account development for American Express Travel
Related Services. He held several other management
positions In sales, marketing and sales training during
his 16-year career at American Express.
He lives in Westfield, N.J., with his wife and four

to 1980.

A native of New Milford, he served in the U.S. Air
Force.
He is survived by three sisters.

RICHARD

ROKE

'63 of AJden
Station died
a principal In the elementary
division of the Nanticoke Area Schools.
He earned a master's degree at the State University
of New York at Cortland and his administration
certification at the University of Scranton.
Surviving are his wife, the former Barbara Wall; a
daughter, Lori; and a brother.

December

R.

13.

children

He was

1967
Representative: R.
Lansdale. PA 19446

LUCY ZABLOCKY IKELER

Honeyman Road,

Temple

has been appointed
by the National Council of Teachers of English as
Maryland State Coordinator for the Promising Young
Writers Program. The newly-created program Is

and American schools abroad.

is

teaching veteran, Lucy teaches twelfth
grade English and drama at Hereford (Md
High
School. For the last two years she has been a nominee
16-year

)

Teacher of the Year award by the Maryland Council
Teachers of English and Language Arts
She earned a master's degree In administration and
supervision at Loyola College in 1983. Before Joining the
Hereford faculty, she was a resource teacher of the
gifted and talented program in Baltimore County.
Her husband, LARRY IKELER '64, also teaches at
Hereford. They reside in Parkton with their son, Lane.
for

of

'64

writes that she has recently
taken a new position as guidance counselor at Upper
Dublin High School. It has been a big change after
teaching business subjects for several years. She says
she is enjoying her new responsibilities very much even
though starting over in a totally different position
Involves a tremendous amount of new studying and lots
of hard work. She would enjoy receiving any
"words of
moral support" and/or "pearls of wisdom" from other

alumni who have also gone Into guidance or otherwise
changed careers. Elaine's new work address and
telephone number: Guidance Department, Upper
Dublin
High School, Fort Washington, PA 19034, (215 643-8906
She resides at 31 Lukens Street, Trevose, PA 19047. (215)
)

322^1178.

BARRY
contract

O. SMITH '64 has received an extended
as superintendent of the Midd-West School

District,

Middleburg, through June 1991. He was hired
by Midd-West In October 1977 as an assistant superintendent and was appointed to the top post in
January
1979.

He earned a master's degree at Bucknell
and a doctorate at Temple University.
His wife, IDA,

is

a

member

University.

MARSHA HASTIE TYLAWSKY '67 of Lin gles town has
been promoted from senior customer representative at
the Linglestown Road Office of Commonwealth National
Bank to assistant banking officer of the bank's Strawberry Square Office in Harrisburg. In her new role, she

to recognize outstanding student writers In
Junior and middle schools throughout the United States

ELAINE KENNEDY

Susan Drive,

'64

designed

A

1502

DANIEL GUYDISH '67 has been appointed to the
board of trustees at the White Haven Center Dan is a
teacher in the Hazleton Area School District and a
member of West Hazleton Borough Council.
He also earned a master's degree at Bloomsburg and
is working toward a doctorate in social studies at

1964
Representative: Ernest R. Shuba, 16
Flemlngton, NJ 08822 (201) 782-8619

Thomas Lemon,

University

of the Class of 1965.

the supervising

and consumer lending

officer for that

and services to the various
the profession have been numerous
throughout the past few years. He served as a member
of the Pennsylvania Department of Education School
Health Progresion Committee, whose task was to
rewrite the health education objectives for the state.
Other health-related activities include membership on
the board of directors of the Northumberland County
Drug and Alcohol Planning Council and advisory board
of the White Deer Run Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation
Center. He was also involved in writing the American
Heart Association Health Curriculum K-12 package. One
of his accomplishments includes the development and
implementation of a health maintenance program at
Shikellamy High School, a program which emphasizes
active participation in cardiovascular fitness.
Messner's

disciplines

interests

in

Messner served as president of the Susquehanna
Valley Girls' Athletic League, as a member of the board
of directors of the Sunbury YMCA, member of the
executive board and basketball chairman of PIAA
District IV, and as District IV representative at
Northeast Regional PIAA wrestling.

He received
sity

and

his master's degree

his doctorate

DENNIS BOBITA

from Lehigh Univerfrom Nova University.

'68

has

been promoted

new

president-technical services, a
Petfoods, Inc.

to

position, at

vice

ALPO

Since 1977 he has been technical services director. In
new post, he has full responsibility for all company
quality assurance, including the micro-analytical laboratories; new product research and development, and
the ALPO Pet Center.
his

office.

She Joined the bank as a teller at the Linglestown
Road Office in 1980 and was named a customer service
representative in 1983.
A native of Duryea, she resides in Lower Paxton
Township with her husband, Ivan, and son Nicholas.

He joined the company as director of micro-analytical
laboratories in 1971. He is a member of the American
Chemical Society, Institute of Food Technologists, and is
chairman of the Regulatory Affairs Committee of the
Pet Food Institute, Washington,

D

C.

BARRY N. BOWERS '68 has been promoted to
associate professor of accounting at Ursinus College in
Collegeville. He also practices as a certified public

1968

accountant
Representative: Dr. Robert E. Boose, 942 West State
Street, Trenton, NJ 08618 (609) 989-7435

RICHARD BENYO '68 has co-authored another book,
Feeling Fit in Your Forties, which explores life after
forty and shows how those years once thought of as the
end of youth can be the best years of all. Examining
both the emotional and physical dilemmas faced at
middle age, the book offers sound and comprehensive
advice on living well and maintaining good health. The
authors cover a wide range of lifestyle subjects including weight, diet, exercise, smoking, drugs, alcohol,
sickness, and aging, and suggest methods of redressing
past mistakes and improving the quality of life.
Benyo turned 30 weighing 207 pounds; he turned 40
weighing 162 with more than two dozen marathons
under his belt and a commitment to staying fit and
getting through life with the physical capacity to enjoy
it. A former editor who spent
too much time on the job
and too little looking after himself, he became managing
editor of Runner's Worldin 1977. Now a full-time writer
living in the Napa Valley and fitness columnist for
the
San Francisco Chronicle, Benyo believes in promoting a
balanced life - nothing in excess, including exercise. In
his spare time he enjoys listening to old rock and
roll
and collecting 45s, raising fruit trees and sampling Napa
Valley wines.

in Collegeville.

MBA

He earned an

degree at Temple University. He
a member of the American and Pennsylvania
Institutes of Certified Public Accountants and serves on
the PICPA committee on relations with colleges and
universities.
is

Bowers resides

in

Collegeville

with

his

wife,

the

former Jean Campomizzi, and their two children, Todd
and Cara.

MARGARET PERGOSKY

'68

was married to Del
at Box 506, R D 3

Kelshaw on May 30, 1986. They reside
Drums, PA 18222. They both teach
High School.

at

West Hazleton

MARK GOLDMAN '68 and his wife Bobbie are the
parents of a daughter, Talia Shoshana, born
on December 17. They also have a son, Joshua.
Mark assumed a new position, director of training at
Sinai Hospital of Baltimore, on October
30. The Goldmans live in that city.

FREDERICK

KEISER

W.

a captain in the U.S.
RAF Croughton in
Northamptonshire, England. He is chief of the
programming section with Detachment 40, 2nd Weather
Wine
He was previously assigned to Offutt Air Force
Base in
Omaha, Neb. He has been in the Air Force
about 16
'68,

Air Force, has reported for duty at

years.

ROBERT J. GIBBLE

1965
Representative:

Kennett Square,

PA

Carl

P. Sheran, 43
19348 (215) 388-1259

BARBARA CZEPUKAJTIS

'65 of

Fawn

Lane,

Washington Crossing

has Joined the staff of Weichert Realtors as a
sales
associate in the Yardley office. She is a former
special
education teacher.

has been elected president of
Beard & Co., the largest certified public accounting firm
in Berks County.
Beard & Co. has more than 600 clients and 60
employees.
Gibble joined the firm in 1979 and became a director
and shareholder in 1983. He began his accounting career
in 1969 with an international firm.
Following graduation, he played professional baseball
in

STEVEN

NJ

J.

Cerza, 6 Lancaster Drive

07712 (201) 922-0039

GERALD ROBINSON

P.

MESSNER

'68,

superintendent of the

Shamokin Area School District, was selected as the
recipient of the 1986 Layman's Honor Award
presented

Representative: Anthony

Ocean,

Oakland A's organization.
resides in Sinking Spring.

the

He

1966

'68

'66

has been appointed eastern

by the Pennsylvania State Association for
Health
Physical Education. Recreation and Dance,
Inc
The award is given to the individual who has made
outstanding contributions in HPERD. although
this area
is not their prime vocation

He

is

married

to

the

former Linda

bunbury.

L.

Mark

of

MICHAEL LANGAN '68 has been named principal of
West Scranton Intermediate School. He
had been vice

principal at North Scranton
Intermediate School since

September 1977.
Langan began his career with the
Scranton School
Distric 18 and a half years ago
as a business teacher at
North Junior High School. From May
to November 1982

he served as acting principal at Central
High School
He earned an associate degree at Lackawanna
Junior
College prior to studying at
Bloomsburg. He received a
master s degree in school administration
at the University of Scranton in 1972.

ETERS
2™!^!/
? 20
married December

>68

in

and Karen L. Dooley were
Newport. Stephen is self-

employed as a masonry contractor.
Continued on Page
1

Fund Report

1986 Annual
CLASS
1*10
1912
1*13
1*14
1915
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920
1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926

"27
"28
"29
1930
1931

"32
"33
"34
1935
1936

"37
1938
1939
1940
1*41

"42
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"43
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"47
"48
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10

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2
3

11

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23
27

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4
5
4
3

....

9

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30

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35
39
32

..

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49

..

...

106
103
93
93
162
136
155
142
122
118
145
138
72

..

6i

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66
83
94

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89

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101

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.

1966

417

.

"31
"32
"53

"34
"35
"56
"57
"38
"39
1960

"*1

"62
"63
1964

"67
"68
"69
"70
"71
"72
"73
"74
"73
1976

"77
1978
1979
1980
1981

llll
"83
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503
651
701
711

..
..
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48
48

33.1
34.8

28
23
23
28
36
34
38

38.9
37.7
34.8
33.7
38-3
38 2
37.6
41 7
48.8
49.1
50.0
33.9
31.0
38.2
23.6
28.7

40
42
27

36
34
40
60
39
49
55
53
.
64
65
.
87
80
.
85
96
199
166
162
132
185
144
167
179
174
188
201
175
194
183
134
177

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22.1
27.9

27.6
29.6
33.7
19.8
17.9

.

20.1

.

18.7
19.6
18.7
22.3
19.9
20.4

.

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1021
1145
891
25.541

21-4
20.4
25 8
21 0
36 -8
32 3
23.2
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31

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714
1014
966
1039
975
883
934
1036
978
1066
1117
1096

156

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29.4
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16.7
13.4
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18.2
17.4
18.5
13.3
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23.1

5

19
19
18
34
42
58
41
38

..

PERCENT

15
18
16
22
19
24
34
50
50
33
37
32

....

51

96
86
55
38
56
58
89
164
202
124
140
140
129
123
135
178
197
273
273
284
326
348
390
403

1950

DONORS

SOLICITED

..

.

.

141

99

"86*
81
TOTALS
5.027
R,CNDS
1
GRAND TOTAL
* Does not include December graduates

19.1

30.6
23.7
22.8
18.5
18.2
14.9
16.1

18.4
19.7
20.1

20.7
16.9
19.8
17.2
12.0
16.1

13.8
8.6
9.1

25.5

DOLLARS
$15.00
115.00
40.00
70.00
....
265.00
...
115.00
....
110.00
40.00
...
225.00
....
265.00
...
515.00
665.00
415.00
895.00
440.00
615.00
852.00
2210.00
2219.50
1355.00
1473.00
1780.00
3491.00
1189.00
1450.50
4831.41
1235.00
902.50
2762.50
2127.50
3602.50
2569.50
3017.00
1360.83
868.00
435.00
615.00
1153.00
3872.50
2005.00
1501.50
1500.00
1047.50
1732.50
1150.00
1474.50
1652.20
1290.71
1767.50
2432.50
1975.00
2279.71
3310.50
2328.50
2507.15
2814.50
4450.00
6079.00
7751.00
5689.50
4202.00
9356.00
5175.00
5810.00
4611.00
6538.50
4688.50
5288.00
4683.50
6018.76
5649.06
4163.33
4599.50
3634.50
2149.00
1443.00
$184,924.66
16.814.40
$201,739.06
....
....

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/March

A-2

1987

Drew

K. Hostetter 76

G Thomas Hughes
Michael

J.

Mark

Raynes

A.

III

76

Klatchak Jr 76
'80

Founders' Club
$147

$500

to

Philadelphia Chapter

Tom

E. Williams '15
Ruth J. Garney '20
Hervey B. Smith '22

Editha E. Adams '24
Helen E Barrow '24
Edna B. Gattey "27
Kathryn Abbett '28
Mildred H Goodwin '29
Jasper M. Fritz '30

Kathryn Fritz
Catherine

W

'30

Symons

'30

Margaret E. Yenchar '30
Anne L. Hibbard '31
Louise Gori Cacchione '32
Wilbur J Hibbard '32
Ethel Keller Long

Mary A. Vollrath
Anonymous '33
Lois Lawson '33

"32
'32

Sarah H. Vance '34
Francis D. Sell '35
Elvira Stanulonis

1900: The basketball team

Anonymous

University Medallion

Mr. and Mrs. Marco Mitrani
Fred Smith Estate

President's Club
$10,000

to

V. DeRose '39
Victor J. Ferrari '39

Alberta Green '29
Charlotte 0. Bayne

John and Helen Lanning

Verna E. Jones

William A. Lank
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McDowell
Milco Industries

Columbia County Farmers National Bank

Anonymous
Commonwealth Bank and Trust

Co.

Anthony and Marilyn Lanzone
ElbernH. AlklreJr
Bloomsburg Bank-Columbia Trust Co.
First National Bank of Berwick

Anna

Miller

Freyermuth Estate

Carver Tower Ass ociates

Margaret

'33

'36

'67

A. Griffin '69

James W. Dulaney 70
Janice L. Choyka 72
John R. Choyka 72
Anonymous 72
Anonymous 72
Robert R. Griffin 73

Long Porch Society
$500
Mary
Mary

to

$999

Dole '28
B. Maiers '33
Kalhryn J. Evans '36
P.

McDowell

Oil Service, Inc.

Dr. and Mrs.

Boyd

Harrv Ausprich

William Hess

Kawneer

Gary and Theresa

Hammer

'43

Buckingham '43
Mary Anne M. Klemkoskv
Ronald R. Klemkoskv "67
Jean M. Dennen '60
Richard S. Dennen '61

Richard A. Alley
Joseph Nespoli
Mesko Glass
Atty. and Mrs. Cleveland

'63

R. Randolph May '67
Betty Ruth Luchak "68
C.

Hummel

Confair Beverage Co.
First Eastern Bank
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Benefield
Barash Advertising

Irving Gottlieb

Catherine

J.

'42

'43

Wagner

'43

Betty L. Dietrich

'45

John W. Thomas '47
Richard E. Grimes '49
Eleanor A. Maietta '49
Francis J. Radice '49
Julia P. Sterling '49

Kenneth E. Wire '49
Donald F. Maietta '50
Frances C. Abitanta '50
Warren M. Sterling '50
Robert E. Hileman '51
Emory W. Rarig Jr. '51
Elizabeth Rarig
Donald J. Cesare '52
"52

John S. Scrimgeour '53
Jeanaane Scrimgeour '54
Robert L. Garrison '54
Patricia B. Hollingsworth

Vera

F.

Nelson A. Swarts

Jeanne N. Zimmerman

'54

'55

McCloskey

'56

'57

Sonja A. Norton '59
William R. Norton '59
Ralph F. Wetzel '59

*

Co., Inc.

Service America

Florabelle S. Schneider '41
Herbert E. Schneider '41
Louise S. Thomas '42

Isaiah L.

'42

Jack L. Mertz '42
Lee R. Beaumont '4:5
Joanna F. Buckingham

$1,000 to $4,999

'40

'41

Relda R. Scott '55
Wylla M. Bitner '56
William L. Bitner III
Curtis R. English '56

Edwards '41
Eda Bessie Edwards '41
Mildred R. Levitt

Robert A. Linn Sr.

Anonymous

George W. Derk '55
R. Arnold Garinger
John W. Nemetz '55

C. Stuart

Maroon & Gold Club

0.

Francis B. Galinski

$5,000 to $9,999
G. M. Hock Construction
Robert McCollough
Magee Foundation
Shared Medical Systems, Inc.
Air Products Foundation
Geisinger Medical Management Corp.
Charles W. and Constance Snyder

Ray

Elwood M. Wagner '43
Sara M. Edwards '44
Louise E. Missmer '44

Anna 0. Guttendorf '39
Clayton H. Hinkel '40
Gerald D. Fritz '41
Lois D. Nester '49
Wilmer F. Nester '49
David N. Newbury '53 Estate
Joseph A. Rado Jr. '63

Anonymous

Zimmerman '39
Zimmerman '39

Dorothy

Edwin M. Barton '07
The Seltzer Organization
Mr and Mrs. Mark Jennings
Mrs. John J. (Polly) Serff
Dr. Robert Warren
Theodore and Carol Maurer
Pittsburgh National Bank
Edward P. and Marcella Turnbach
George P. Boss

Anonymous

$99,999

'37
'38

James

J. L. Dillon, Inc.

AT&T

'37

Donald A. Watts
John F. Hendler

United Penn Bank
First Federal Savings and Loan
Josten's

Over $100,000

'35

Robert D. Abbott '36
Mervin W. Mericle '36

Richard W. Bower '69
Robert A. Muscosky '69
Michael Leroy Smith '69
Gerald S Frey 71
Douglas F. McClintock '73
Francis A. Lorah 74

A.

Derk

'60

P

'59

H. Kellogg '60
Victor A. Miller '60
Carl L. Stanitski '60

Thomas L. Engleman
Anonymous '61
Anonymous '61
Ellen" M.

Clemens

Jr. '61

'62

Richard R. Lloyd '62
Gerard J. Wright '62
Donald R. Kleckner '64
Charles W. Scarantino '64
Martin G Bane '65
Robert J Fleck '65
Nancy A Didriksen '66

Kay M. Locke
John

'66

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/March 1987

Mulka

S.

66
A. Scarantino '66
William A. Turlev '66

Mary

Sandra B Williams '66
Joseph D. Fleming '67
Richard P. Conner 68
Anthony J. Gallagher '68
Barbara A. Gallagher '68
Glenn E. Halterman "68
Stella Johnson Hill '68

Doug Hippenstiel

'68

Katherine M. Mulka
John J. Trathen '68
Peg Trathen

Thomas
Ronald

'68

F. Castrilli '69

J.

Howard

Christina '69

C. Ebersole '69

Albert J. Fisher '69
Kathy R. Hippenstiel '69
Joseph S. Scala '69
Elaine Zalonis '69

Janet N. Nash 70
Stanley Rakowski 70
Lee G. Barthold III 70
Michael Kolojejchick 71
John R. Thompson 71
Carol B. Turley 71
Jane Elmes Crahall 72
Robert C. Figlock 72

Audrey E. Hower 72
Maurita P. Johnson 72
Kevin Hays 73
Robert H Lauver 73
Marion Reese 73
Carolyn L. Carr 74
Sally A. McCloskey 74
James Slamon 74
Debra J. Thompson 74
John F. Braganini 75
Susanne D. Radice 75
Dale R. Schmeltzle 75
Stanley L. Tantsits 75
Michael J. McGinnis 76
Thomas J. Stiner 76
Susan C. Tantsits 76
Mary T. Wizda 76
Diane L. Wechter 77
Edward A. Herbert 78
James E. Holland 78
Gary S. Kneiss 78
Larry K. Vass 78
George R. Antochy 79
Laura J. Antochy 79
Lance J. McCarty 79
Deborah R. Chestnut '80
Glenn A. Chestnut '80

1910: All-male
Ezra W Harris '32
Gladys B Witmer '32
Clair E Troy "33
Mildred Q Muller '34
Gerald C. Harter '35
Samuel Krauss '35
Helen F Markley '35
Ruth W LeGrande '36
Frank P Warren '36
Bernard J. Young '36
Frances R Young '36
Annajean L Gehrig '37
Earl A Gehrig '37
Robert J. Rowland '38
Sterling J. Banta "39
Ruth K. Ensminger '39
Robert H Parker '39
Deborah J Rowland "39
Gladys J Harris '40

Richard S. Menniti *80
Cynthia M. Vass '80
Michael A. Bratton '81
Keith A. Gogel '81
Cynthia J. Gross '81
John C. Gross '81
Kenneth L. Grove '81
Frank J. Konschnik "81
Sheri A. Lippowitsch '81
Paula A. Mix '81

Isabella O. Horvath '41
Helen D. Karns 41
Catherine O. Renninger
Clark R Renninger '41
Marian M. Uhl '41
Bernice E Badlda '42
Merrill A. Deitnch '42
H. Dorothy Poltrock '42

Mix '81
Boyer '82
Richard Y. Runyan

Hannah Culp '43
Ruth Hope Handy '43
David M. Jones '43

Anonymous

Scott R.

Tanya

S.

'83

Jodi A. Seip '84
Todd L. Seip '84
Charles K. Zartman

Daniel BoychUCk

F. Magill '43

William

H

Alfred

Jessie

$100

to

Dolores A Mrennan
Joan H Kllroy '54
Patricia

Fenstemaker

F.

Glennis H. Richert '14
Edna A. Rickert '15
Mary Shaler '21

Thelma D.

Bittner "28

Irene Davis

'28

Margaret

L. Lewis
Wolfe '28
Mary A. Laird '29

Helen

S.

Anonymous

'30

Cyril stiner '30
Marion E. Troy

'31

'28

J.

Felfer

I.

'54

'55

Kosalyn V Pennington
James B Creasy '57

>ti

Thoma:
Anonymous mi
George
Herman '58
<.<-<>r v H
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Jamei P Snydei '68
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Helen M Crlrn (Ml
Charles C. Housenlck
'41

'60

Conrad L Stanltekl

'60

Anonymous
Lowe \ E McHeni

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'lii

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Dorothj a

Harbara
I'.iln.

Llngenfelter

i.i

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'62

'

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.anford

'63

Ronald W Crawford 'G3
Anthony Llngenfeltei '63
Ixjuise N Lark '64
Robert Mayefskie
Davlfl A Vn,;r\ 1,1
Susan M -uiijv <
Carol A Straub '65
Susan II Carlson 'M.
Joseph W Kurowski u,
Donald It
amplx-ll '67
wiibui
Carlson 6'

'4:<

'43

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(

.i

'44

Florence F. Yeany '44
Catherine O Deitrich '45

Rosanna Creasy

Doris K. Hosier

Mary E Rush

'48

"48

'48

Carol Cox Chamberlain
Allen

W

Nlckola J

Handwerk

Oram

'67

'67

'67

Frank F Arlotto '68
John M. Auten Jr w
Robert E. Boose '68
Diane W. Dawson '68
harles H liawson
Steven P. Messner '68
Brenda N. Williams '68
David R Campbell '69
Barbara J Grabfelder '69
(

Donald A. Schlieder '48
Leonard R. Wearne '48
William Benson '49
C. Wayne Creasy '49
William R. Deebel '49

Freda Adams '22
Michael Evancho '23
Helen K. Mosier '23
Faye K. Koch "24
Helen J. Landis '24
Helen V. Cashmareck

'12

'53

Felfer

1'

I

Selden

Yeany

Charles

Howard

'S3

I

Mary Lou F John '45
C Harmany '47

$146

'52

Cyganowskl

.1

Joseph

M. Louise Allison '44
Joyce E Hay '44
Pauline G John '44

Centennial Club

Hall

Chiirles llrennan '53

'43

Andrew

Philip R,

'84

Connie s Qobora '53
Maynard L Marring
Richard F Laux '52

'40

Beatrice K. Algatt

Carver

skit in

Anonymous
'25

'49

Robert G Reitz '49
Carolyn H Williams
James Hobart Boyle

Kurt

C Grabfelder

'69

McDonald '69
James C. McDonald III
'.ail \)

'49
'50

Harry J. Gobora '50
Carmella A Gotthardt
Carolyn V Reitz '51
John J Ryan '51
Ralph W Wire '51
Kathleen Boychuck '52

'50

'69

Kenneth D Schnure '69
Leland A. Smelts '69
Richard L. Blngaman *70
Ellen C. Cioffi '70
Eugene E. Cioffi '70

Robert

T Colahan

'70

Pamela D Van Epps
Maria Vezendy

'70

'70

A-

A-4

THE ALUMNI OUARTERLY/March

1987

Denise

M

'86

Lutsky

Memorials
During 1986 the following memorial

gifts

were

received

memory

In

1933: 40th-year reunion, Class of 1893
Joseph Vezendy Jr. 70
Dwlght P. Edris 71
Theodore N. Lawson 71
Charles F. Petry Jr 71
Gayle E. Phillips 71
James R. Platukls 71
Jerry D. Walborn 71
Thomas M. Wilson 71
Kerry S. Ayers '72

M Jacqueline Feddock '72
John W Liggett '72
Barbara A. Platukls '72
Theresa A. Ashnoff '73
Richard F. Ashnoff
AJan D. Blgelow 73
Joan S. Corson '73
Jean F. LeGates '73
Dennis M. Abruzzl 74
Pamela J. Bair 74
Rickey G. Balr 74
Mary Ann Blgelow 74
Paula A. Christian 74
Mary Ellen Ewell 74
Albert J. Fagnanl Jr 74
Eddie J. Hollenbeck 74
John S. Saddlngton 74
Mlckl J Sllngerland 74
Richard T. Christian 75
John H. Flick 75
Michele M. Hummel 75
Michael R.

Hummel

Joan M. Koch 75
Carl W. Koch
Barry W. Kocher 75
Cheryl A. Kocher 75
Anonymous 75
Robert J. Splane 75
Diane K. Bicjan 76
William J. Ewell 76
David M. Furman 76
Karen S. Howenstine 76
Richard T. Howenstine 76
Beth Ann Lepianka 76
David L. Unger 76
Pierce Atwater III 77
Barbara Ann Caruana '77

Mary

S.

Creamer

'77

Daniel E. Grant 77

Michael C. Hutnlck '77
Stephen Spencer Kline '77
Suzanne Elyse McCabe '77
Matti A. Prima '77
Brian P. Sullivan '77
Linda Pulaski Unger
Dale R. Baker '78
Steven J. Bright '78
Arthur J Hlggins Jr.

Anonymous

Robert S. Twaddell 78
Beth Ann Werkheiser '78
Stuart T. Werkheiser 78
Kim S. Delp '79
Robert J. Flick '79

John

B.

Lockwood 79

Cynthia L. Matzko '79
Robert J. Phillips '79

Anonymous '79
Anonymous '79
Anne M. Wilson
Joan

Andrews
Brian A. Auchey
J.

Robert P. Kellenberger
Christina J. Kerler '78

'78

'79

'80
'80

John Charles Berquist

'80

Lori A. Berquist '80
John D. Downey '80

John J. Green '80
Sharon E. Holko '80
Donna L. Kinder '80

Pamela A. Lockwood

'80

Richard P. Maniscalco

Thomas A. Mazzante
Ann Medeiros '80

'80

'80

Stephen L. Phillips '80
Eric W. Sllngerland '80
Tina M. Stello '80
Robert M. Vance '80
Robert J. Acor '81

James

Ruth Smeal

Lisa A. Vance

Pihlblad

Maria Bamberger

Regina M. Gatto '82
L. Gross '82
Kelly A. Howatt '82

Landis

'82

•

'31

by Samuel

Raymond and

of the

duPont

tory,
'83

*

In

Engineering Development Labora-

Dan McGrew

memory

of

JANE RENALDO

'80

by

Lori

Horvath

'83

In
'83

Donna Polak Zimmerman
Susan J. Knapp '84
Frank J. Minishak '84

memory

of

CURTIS

Joanna Buckingham

A.

ENGLISH

by Boyd and

'83

In

memory

of

FERN TRAUGH ESHLEMAN

"20

by

VALARA FOX STEINMAYER

'20

Ruth Johnson Carney

'84

In
'84

Catherine L. Staub '84
B. Stephen Whalev Jr.

Roseanne M.

ORVAL PALSGROVE

of

David,

'83

Anonymous '84
Ruby L. Schuon

of

•

Employees

'82

Cynthia L. Mueller

Julius Donchez

Carol Herb • Sadie
Mayernick • Huberte Pugliano • Allied Corporation,
Pottsville * Engineering Department of E. I.
duPont
de Nemours & Company, Wilmington, Delaware •

A. Stefanisko '82

Valerie L. McCloskey
Lisa G. McNett '83
Judith G. Wenner '83

•

•

memory

In

Daniel F. McGann '82
William H. McNett '82
Glenn A. Newman '82

Anonymous
Anonymous

•

GRACE FOOTE CONNER '34 by
Josephine Hutchison • Dorothy F.
Marjorie Foote • Sam and Betty Evans *
Bloomsburg University Council of Trustees

Nancy

Deborah

memory

In

'81

Douglas E. Taylor

of

Guerrieri

H. Gross Jr. '81
Glenn K. Horlacher '81
Theresa J. Maniscalco '81
Kevin J. McCloskey '81
Lee F. Mueller '81
Roseann M. Murello '81

Anonymous

'78

'79

Charles A. Wilson IV

Steven K. Ziegler

'77

'78

AJan W. Pedersen '78
Cheryl L. Prima '78

Roger P. Starski 78
Jeffrey Stello '78

RITA GUERRIERI

'84 by Art and
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sterlein
Donna Kay Yale • Donald C and Shirley M.
Furchner Jane Wagner • Lehigh County Tri Sigma
Alumni (Julie Potter, courtesy chairman) • Charles
J. and Helen Donches • Pamela Woodward • Howard
and Luan K. Paden • Patricia Rogers Morgan ' Anita
L. Kotoris " E. Diane and Harry J Irvin
Camela A.
Gotthardt • Deborah Drucker • The Cranford Boys
(c/o David J. Grimaldi) • Mr. and Mrs. John J
Lawrence
Mr. and Mrs. Philip R Transue
Mr
and Mrs. Donald Melcher • Lori Ann Bogert • Cheryl
Dreisbach • Kathryn M. Land • Brenda Wilkins •
Mary F. Wood • Dr Robert Warren • Mr and Mrs.
Thomas F. Altenbach • Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bell •
Mr and Mrs. Thomas Bucchin • Gregory Bullock •
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Casilio • Mr and Mrs John G.
Cech • Mr and Mrs. Stephen Chanitz • Mr. and Mrs
Barry Conover • Mr and Mrs. Lucian Corina • Mr
and Mrs. Miklos Csorba • Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
Damiano • Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. DeKeukelaere
Mr. and Mrs. Russell F. Dietrich • Marcella I
Dimmick * Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G Donches * Anna
H. Donchez and Family • D. John Donchez ' Mr and
Mrs. Joseph G. Donchez • Mr. and Mrs. George
Dyonda Jr. • Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Erickson Jr and
Family • Mr. and Mrs. Tom Foley
Mr. and Mrs.
William Fortley • Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Havernic •
Julia Havernic • Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Gotzon •
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Herbert • Mary Herold * Mr.
and Mrs. Donald H. Hoffert • Mr. and Mrs. John
Horvath • Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Johnson * Mr. and
Mrs. Dale Juliar • Mr. and Mrs. John Keyser • Mr
and Mrs. Ted Killo • Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kish •
Helen Kotzan • Mary Kraycar • Mr. and Mrs.
Michael W. LaPorta • Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Madi
• Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Marchetti •
Catherine
Mathews • Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Matyas * Catherine
McGovern • Mr. and Mrs. John F. Mengel • Helen
Meilinger • Mr. and Mrs. Michael Meilinger • Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Michalerya • Marie Mikovich • Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Nagy • Douglas F. Nesbitt • Mr.
and Mrs. Miroslaw Pasternak • Antoinette Paukovitz
• JoAnne Paukovitz • Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph L. Perry •
People's Express Operations Group 8 • Mr. and Mrs
Joseph C. Petraglia • Plant Engineering Dept. of
Bethlehem Steel Corporation • Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Quinn • Mr. and Mrs. Carson R. Reinhard • Sue
Roseman • Mr. and Mrs. John M. Ruth • Mr. and
Mrs. Ray R. Salabsky • Employees of Saucon Valley
Country Club • Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Schumacher
• Mr. and Mrs. Martin
W. Smith • Mr. and Mrs
Ralph J. Tarola Sr. • Bennie Trubilla • Mr. and Mrs
Francis P. Tusak Jr. • Mr. and Mrs. John Vass • Mr.
and Mrs. Robert J. Voron • Timothy P. Ward • W.
J
Werpehowski • Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Whitesell •
Brenda F. Wilkins • Mr. and Mrs. John Wood • Mr
and Mrs. Elwood Wright • Mr. and Mrs. Edward Yoo
• Nancy Zoltack •
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barrett •

Mary

Lilly" '85

memory

of R.

by Ruth Johnson Garney
'84

In

memory

of

CLARICE GELLINGER RUCK

by Katherine L. Ruck

'15

o

memory

In

1

'"1017

memory

In

Schrader Walker

'» b v Nola ^l.ne

•

Eileen Talvev

•

'46 bv Manorie
McGovern • Jean

Eudora Berlew Lyhne

CHARLES WILLIAM ROSS
BU Computer Center

of

personnel of the

MARY GRACE ALMERS
IlA^mV'
by Manohe Ayre Harbert
LIAMS

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memory

bequest

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of

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ELVIRA BITETTI

of

memory

,

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Downing Cosgrove

In

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LENA

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„

Mr and Mrs EARI F inuv

of

ANNA WELLS CREASY
Brown"

^worth

WLL1AM

f^kSTM

in his will.

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NEWBURY

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Joan Newbury.

men 0
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Robert and
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Alice Lobb
Bud Kress Family
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resa Tarantino

•
' Carolyn Romania
Sara A Fr eeman
Michael
Tranguch
Donna y>
Cochrane • Katherine B Major •
Eileen S Taylor • Citizen Publishing
•
Barbara
M Breslin Glenn and Cynthia AntolickCo.• William
F

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S.

Tra

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• rl

Balester
Dressier

•

Henderson
J

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1915: The baseball team

Dominic Gaudiano • Mr. and Mrs. Regis
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zanolini • Lillian
V
Iva

•

V.

Heston

Joseph

•

Heston

•

Mary Ka Pes ' Mr and Mrs.
• Mary Fay
Bourgoin • Michael L
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Sarosky • Mr

y
d
i2 x ^
Ronald
J. Rapes

IzbIcki

*

Ted Shanoski

In

memory

In

memory

of

Joanne and Budd
In

memory

•

L.

Thomas

McDOWELL

by

Beyer

ROBERT

of

(JO)

M.

McCARTY

by Mr and
Mrs. Steven A.

Mrs. James DeLong
Mr. and
Engelhardt
Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Case • Theodore
S. Hodgins Jr. • Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Donmoyer '
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Sheely • Mr. and Mrs. R.F
McCullogh Jr. • Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Gobora Jr 1
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Zarkoski • Anthony J Gallo •
Tau Kappa Epsilon • Do It Yourself, Inc.
•

In

memory

of

WILLIAM

A.

TURNBACH

by

Camplese

memory

of

DAVID MURPHY

L. Sltler •
J.

•

BU

Inter-Fraternity Council • Newman
• Laura Tessell •
Dr. and Mrs
Gerald W. Powers • Phi Delta • Sigma Iota Omega •
Alpha Sigma Alpha • Phi Iota Chi • Chi Sigma Rho •
Delta Epsilon Beta • Dr. and Mrs John S Mulka •
Dr. and Mrs. John
McLaughlin • Eloise J
Hippensteel • Thomas R. Hartsough

M

memory of ELTON HUNSINGER by Doretta L
• Mr
and Mrs. Boyd Buckingham • Robert
and Helen Yoder • Mr and Mrs Albert Hoffman III •
Class of 1959, Ashland Area H.S. • Mr and
Mrs
Warren I. Johnson • Sally A Luckey • Florence
In

Neiman

Yoder • Martin and Susan Keller • Charles A. Reh •
James And Laurie Trommetter • Edward and Mary
0. Beck • James and Denise Marrone • James and
Margaret Kostenbauder • Ellwood and Bettle Qulgg •
Youth's Benefit Elementary School • Mr and Mrs
Robert Norton • PTA of Youth's Benefit Elemei
School • Leonard Camp • C. Edward Nutl • William
and Jane Reh • Robert F. White • Patrick and Linda
Colgan • Wayne and Donna Helm • Dr. and Mrs
John S. Mulka • Theodore and Carol Maurer •
Jeffery and Gene Ward • Charles G Dickinson •
Newtown Agency Inc • Joseph and Amelia Holdren •
Joseph and Elaine Rado • Joseph and Dorothy Ennev
•

Stanley

Edward and Marcella Tumbach.

In

Dorothy

Dr. and Mrs. John

Student Association

by Dr. and Mrs.
R. Hartsough

HELEN

•

G Rakowsky

BU Foundation

Gifts to

•

DOMINIC MURTIN

of

Donald Camplese

•

Mr. and Mrs Paul
Trathen • Curtis R
Keller • Mr. and Mrs David A Hill • Joanne Hess
Mr and Mrs. John Dillon • Elizabeth M. Pursel • Mr
and Mrs. Raymond A. Vought • Joann L. Mengel •
Peggy M. Jewkes • Mr. and Mrs. L. Edward Folk •
Joseph P Vaughan • Lynne C. Miller • Linda
Lou
Hill • Pen Yost • Mr and Mrs Robert (i
Norton •
Dr. and Mrs. John E. Dlttrich • George Ayittey
Mr
and Mrs. James F. Loretz Jr. • Mlchele E. Hartzel •
Dr. and Mrs. Mark Melnychuk • Aaron Polonsky •
Dr. and Mrs. James Cole • Richard D. Alderfer
in
and Mrs. Howard Klnslinger • Bill Fausnaught • Mr
and Mrs. Ray J. Bowes • Parishioners of St. Joseph's
Church, Berwick • Dr. and Mrs Melvln L. Woodward
• Susan R. Hicks • Stephen
C Goodwin • Mlchele
Kessler • Ervene F. Gulley • Gerard J. Dullea • Mr
and Mrs. Peter M. Perri • BU Economics Club • Mr
and Mrs. William H. Bailey Jr. • Dr. and Mrs. W
R
Frantz • Kathleen A. Yeager • Pamela J. Shupp •
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B Slike • Mr and Mrs Charles
Chronister • Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M Graboskl •
Roger W. Fromm • Mr and Mrs. John R. Wullert •
Dr. and Mrs. James R. Sperry • John D Romanskl •
Dr. and Mrs. Emory W. Rarig Jr. • Dr. and Mrs
Walter Brasch • Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Dill • Mr. and
Mrs. Kimber H. Reese • Dr and Mrs Harold J
Bailey • Sherry Williams • William Proudman •
Dr
and Mrs. WUliam Carlough • Dr and Mrs Donald A

Lucas

Morreale •
and Mrs. Charles Wenner • Mr. and
Mrs. Mark
Jennings • Pauline Cretti • Hazleton Twp.
Employees
Margaret and Francis Weller • Joseph and Dolores
McGarry • Dorothy and Joe Peregins • Josephine
Fay • Mrs. Walter Sessack • Stanley Genetti •
Mrs
Edward Genetti • Anonymous • Lou and Susan Lobb
Slocum • Joanne and Richard Pileski • Helen
and
James Patterson • David W. Klingerman ' The
Honorable and Mrs. Daniel J. Flood • Mary
Laskowski • Anthony F. and Marguerite Izbicki •
Mr
and Mrs. Donald DeRose • Mr. and Mrs.
Martin
DeRose • Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J D'Angelo • Mr
and Mrs. Frank J. Freco • Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Reeves • Edna F. Gould • Bird Printing Co. • Daniel
and Josephine Cassarilla • Mary Fedullo Lauro •
Eleanor and Murray Miller • Martin and Elsie Cohn
• Hannah C. Pegg •
Cora P. Heness • Jackie Cahill •
Jean Barker • Sue Martin
Karen S. Heaps • The
Seltzer Organization
Dr. and Mrs. Daniel K. Lobb •
Max and Bella Aronoff • David and Lisa Mitchell •
Luzerne County Community College • Donna Engelberger • Marianne E. Zellner • James and Anna
DeRose * Mr. and Mrs. Walter Noyes • Mr. and Mrs
Fred Ratchford • Pat Merkel • Freeland Borough
Democrats • Paul and Yolanda Brenner • Mr. and
Mrs. George Puhak • Charmaine Klatch • Mr and
Mrs. Andrew Mattey • Michael C. DeCosmo •
Kenneth and Genevieve Dolan • Betty Klingerman •
Senator Raphael Musto • Roger W. Allen Funeral
Home • William and Mary Decker • Dr. and Mrs.
James Weyand • Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Abell •
Balester Optical Co. • Dr. Charles Hayes and Family
Eye Associates Personnel • Mr. and Mrs. Robert N.
Votta • Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. DeLucca Sr. •
Columbia County Planning Commission • BU Council
of Trustees • Mr. and Mrs. John Kleitz • Louis R. and
Louise K. Cicilioni • Mary Ann Fay • Bloomsburg
Lions Club

William Hess
Dr. Charlotte less
With. on A Lank
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John Lannlng
Helen l.annmc
\i mstrong
Fostei
Judith Ann Armstrong
1

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Michael S Biehn
Walter F Vorbleski
Florence C Vorbleski '28
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McDowell (til Nor v ice, Inc
Dr and Mr ll.it
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Mltrani Family Foundation
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MUCO
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Industries, Inc

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Sens Steveni
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Morns and Kslei Sadock Foundation
Dr. Richard Alley
Magec Foundation
Mesko GlaSS
Waterproofing
Ally and Mrs Cleveland C Hummel
Dale A Krothe 'M)
Feme S Krothe 'M
onfan Beverage
Central Perm Sewing Machine Co.
Dr and Mrs Steven <, Bishop
Mr and Mrs Richard Benefield
AT&T Foundation
.Nelson Nwai Is 'Ci
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Barash Advertising
Ml and Mrs Anthony Lanzone
Dr and Mrs John Dlttrich
Sun Valley District. PNA
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Baronol Garment n inc
J L Dillon, [ft
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Mr and Mrs T G, Scarborough
Champion Valley I arms
Fdwin M Barton u,
Linda and Melvln Hill
First Federal Savings and Loan
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of Dr.

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A-6

1987

1919
* Mobel G
Decker ' Agnes S Eves ' Soro
Long * Helen W. Momwonng
Phscillo A McDonald
K Miller • K Morgoref Vostine

Rhodo Oouse

*

'

Fok

S

Lillion

Groce

1920
Anno D Barrow Mary Alrce Edwords
P. Meyer • Grace E Panneboker

*

Roth

J.

Garney

*

Elizabeth

1921
Angelme
Edno

Emmo V

Beovers

E

*

Coldwell

'

Thereso Dougherty

W

Durling

S

Fisher

Beatrice
Eichner
Morgaret Fetch
Lydio A. Florey * Comillo I Gorey * Agnes

M

Frank Klem

Leono

*

Phillips

'

Mory G Sholer

•

Ruth

M

•

Warren
George '
•

Utt

«

Lillion

N Yerkes

1922
Fredo Adorns
Dice

Morie

*

*

Esther Beckenbough

K. Horris

Russell

W

Bower

*

Beryl

J

Jones
Martha Y Jones * Mary L
Poetiell * William T. Payne ' Cecilio M. Philbin • Gladys
E, Romoge
* Adelle C. Roymond '
George B. Rhawn Jr.
Evadne M. Ruggles *
Hervey B. Smith • Bertho M. Troino • Elizabeth G. Vincent •
Helen

Yeager Rentals
Gelslnger Medical

E

Management Corp.

Weed

1910

Anonymous
Ronald R. and Mary Anne Klemkosky
Marshall W. Mehring
Robert D. and Jeannette Moyer
George P. Boss

Gifts to Trust

Lois P

1923

Anno Edward*

H.

Raymond

H.

Ash ' Helen H. Bowes * Kathryn F. Edmonds
Edwords
Michael Evancho ' Anno M. Freyermuth *
Helen A. Gulley • Marie T. Jeffrey * Beatrice B Jopling
Henrietto
Keller
Helen H, MocNaught • Elmo L. Major
Margoret A. Minner
• Leono W. Moore *
Helen K Mosier
Helen R. Podgett

1912

Accounts

Marcello

Beuloh Bronson

Howard

'

Fenttemoker

F

AT&T

1924

Tandy Corporation
Shell Oil Co.

John and Jeananne Scrlmgeour
The Snyder Family
Mr. and Mrs. George W. McCall

1913

Editho

Anno

Mr and Mrs Seymour Schwimmer

T.

Dlckin»on

*

Susio H. Longenborger

Gertrude

S

Crawford

Pearl Greenberg
Mr. and Mrs Sterling Strauser
Selma Mltrani
Toshlko Takaezu

Helen E. Adler
Helen F. Evans
Mr and Mrs John David Brooks
Mr. and Mrs. R.A. Goldthwaite
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Gallagher
Mr, and Mrs. Richard L. Newly
Olen Bryant
Pearl H. Bailey
Robert D. Warren
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Evans
Akiko Kotani
Virginia S.

S.

Gonmon

Josten's College Division
Press-Enterprise, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Walter Brasch
Dr. and Mrs. C. Stuart Edwards

Eugene Dixon

Helen E. Borrow • Mildred A
Dechant
Beulah D Gibson
Helen J. Londis
Ruth N

E.

E. Boughmon • Bessie Mae
Bogart
Helen V Coshmareck
Gertrude Croyton • Elizabeth L. Doniels
Lauro Davis « C Ellen
Howard * Helen B. Lechleitner ' Anonymous *
Elizabeth M Peifer
M.ldred M. Powell • Anno R. Sidler
Anonymous Elizabeth Sutliff
• Susan D
Turner
Margaret F. Walsh • Bessie Mae Werkhe.ser
Groce White * Almo Wilson
*

1915
Mary B
lorn E

Harrington

Josephine D

Hutchison

Edna A. Rlckert

Williams

1926
1916
Mory

Bremer
Morion S. Carpenter • Irene R Creveling
Margoret C Eager
D. Lucille K Foulkrod
Helen J
•
Helen D. Gustason • Catherine S.
Harman
Margaret
R^ Isaac ' Louneto Lorah • Mary
M. McElhenny • Anonymous
Thelmo M. Noylor
John J Opiary • Christine B. Roeder
John T
Rowlands
Mory S Ruddy • Emily E Rupert ' Ruth
A Smith '
Leoro V Souder
Bertha M. Sutliff • Ann G. Vaughn
Helen P
Wolborn
H.

Anonymous

Helen Day

'

Carolyn

Florence

E

Munro

'

E

Elder

Dorothy

•

M

Frltx

•

Helen V McHuqh

Grodwell

1917
Agnes DieHenbocher

Non

R

Jenkins

Myrtle K

1927

Shepherd

Nellie Turkiewicz

1918
Hornet H Knorr

Naom. Bender
Kathleen S Bonner
Wilmo D Bowman
Ethel F
Brown - Nolo E^ Brown
Sylvia Cimmet ' Thelmo P
Cooper • Ruth
Dickstein
Molly B Duffy • Anonymous
V.vion J Frey ' Mory
K. Gallagher • Edna B Gottey
Victono S Giger • Dons F Hossert
Irene Lukosovoge Karabes •
Gladys B Knck
Esther C Louboch
Sodie Z Mayernick
Mildred A. McCloughan
Regis J Morns
Margoret C Pendleton
J0 e T
Pnsbek ' Berime Prosser • Ruth
S

Pittsburgh National Bank

George and Helen Barkauskas

Kathryn

Geneva

Daniel E. Grant
F.

Aldrich
'

Glennis H. Rlckert

Service America

DuPont Company

M

1925
loviso

Simon

Shared Medical Systems, Inc.
Saul and Florence Putterm.m

Doris

1914

Mr. and Mrs. Percival R. Roberts Jr,
Joan Hodous
Robert McCollough
Gary and Theresa Hammer
Albert Kohrherr
William and Carolyn Batllie
William A. Acierno
Joe Gorski
Berwick Forge and Fabricating

Adorns

Frances H. Blose

Morie Hemmig • Foye K. Koch
Lindenmuth • Helen L Noakes
Mobel R. Noble
Anne N
Pearson
Maud M. Ridall • Dora W. Risley
Ruth D. Thomas
Motilda M. Waples • Evo L Warters
'
Lauro K Wendel
Sarah D
Whitlock * Edna D Willi oms

Parker

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth T. Wilson Jr.
H.

'

•

Elaine Lispl

Mary

E.

Beogle

Jr.

'

Anonymous

*

Mary P Wiont

|

Rockwell

•

El.zobeth

Hop.

Rosser

S

Stout

j

Veron.co Thompson
M Wintersteen

•

Gerold.ne

H Ruch

M Swwcy

•

Isobel

•

Dorothy 6 Tubndy

*

RuoH

Ed.th S

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•

1987

A-7

Helen A Thomoj •
Leno E VonHorn • Mory
•

AbbeH

Kathryn

Anna T Arnold ' leroy A Boer • Mobel A Boer
Boynum • Thelmo M Bittner Jeonette H Buckingham •
Anno I Bosh ' Anonymous • Ellen G Oovis
Irene Davis
Mory
P Dole ' Groce A Fry
Hazel J. Furmon
Fronds A Gomty •
Morgaret O Gordon • Dorothy I Gunton " Groce E Hortman
Mildred B Hortz
Doyle W Ivey
Myrtle P Jones ' M.ldred A
•

Edith J

•

Kneller

Helen

'

A Kromer

Alillo S

Lewis
Morgoret I lewis '
Glodys Hirsch Lyon • Lydio Taylor Martin
Helen H Morns • Mor| 0 r.e K Perrotti
Mory
K. Powell ' Zelmo Romoge
A Helena Reimensnyder
Ethel E
Richords * Morgoret D Riehl
Lois M Robinson
Rochoel Sauers *

Mabel

linskill

Elizabeth

D

*

'

Miller

Anonymous
Smiley

•

*

Amto R Scott • Nelle D Shockloss
Louise Stevens ' Sterling Strouser • Rhea

M

Moriho D Wotkms
Mildred S Weiss
James H Willioms 1 Helen S Wolfe

*

*

Glodys

Rosalie B

'

J

Strousser

Wh.lmire

J

'

1929
Ido W Acore ' Sora
Adams • Rachel W Anthony
Evelyn O
Avery * Morgoret J Beidleman * Esther M Blttner 1 Cloire S
Brandon • Pauline E. Brockmon • Esther W Burnat
Marion H
Corter * Audrey H Cohen ' Anonymous * Rolph Dovies 1 Elvo
I.

* Dorothy J. Decker 1 Lucille M.
DeVoe * Emily G Fo irmon *
Mildred A. Goodwin • Alberto Green
Irene E. Guest ' Mory A
Harry * Myrtle A. Hayes * Leonoro G Heydon
Estello M. Hyssong
*

Colerto M. Kelly

Ruth G.
Mildred

R.

Anonymous

'

McAlley

G.

Lucile

'

Mary A.

*

Phillips

Ruth

lolrd

Mensinger

Rhinord
Erma G. Shearer Walter
*

E.

Mory

*

Dorothy

'

Anonymous

*

M

E

L.
*

Long
Paget

*

Slesko

1

Elizabeth

*

1930
Florence

Baker

T. Cavanaugh * Jonetta Y. Colemon
Grace Dovis * Jessie C. Davis * Dorothy W
DeWire * Morgaret R. Disidoro ' Miriam Edwards * Augusta S
Foose * Mory Alice Foose * Josper M. Fritz ' Kolhryn Fritz * Grace
E. Gardner
Anonymous * Dorothy M. Gorrey * Horold H Hldloy *
Karleen M. Hoffman ' Elfed H. Jones * Elizabeth M Jones '
*
Anonymous
Myrtle Ker 1 Congetta P. Kotch ' Grace A Lord *
Helen W. Lukus * Anne H Morgis * Dorothy Plhlblad * Anonymous
• Cyril Sfiner ' Catherine
Symons * Sora S Walter ' Kothryn
Waltman * Margaret E. Yenchor
E.

Catherine A. Fuller
Chorles F Hensley
Keefer

*

Krum

I

Lewis

I.

W
'

Burd

*

Esther

Anonymous

R.

Castor

Dorothy K Chose *
Derr 1 Florence F

*

Larue C

*

Margie H Gregory ' Kenneth E Howk 1
Thomas L. Henry 1 Anne L. Hibbord * Nicholos JoHln * Ermo
Kelchner ' Charlotte M Kepner * Elizobeth B Kerr * Florence E
Kitchen ' Eve C. Krouss
Ruth A. McDonald " Morgoret L
McNeolis * Anonymous * Anne OMendick ' Minnie B Olschefsky *
*
Helen E
Lois C. Quick ' Mary Ellen Raiewski
Orvol C. Palsgrove
Ritchie ' Rebo W. Schmidt * Bessie A. Shilling * Anonymous 1
Marion E Troy ' Clarence R Wolever * Mary G Wolever * Dorothy
Wright * Helen G Zebrowskl
J. Wolfe * Dorothy F
Fronk

*

Golder

J

Helster

*

Keefer

*

Zelsloft

DeHoven
Marie

1

James

*

I

Palsgrove

G

A Peck Ray
Anonymous

Luther

'

Donald A Walts

*

Schrope

W Barrett ' Freda P Bowmon
Cassono * Dorothy A Cawthorne
Margaret S Dickey * Morion
Elmore
M Felterman
Andrew I Fellerolf

Bower

Woodrow

Jeon

•

1

Chudzlnskl

W

Aten * Leonard Bolchunos 1 Dorothy
Bredbenner
Rebecca Chamberlain 1 Fronk

M

* Helen
Dorothy E Cronover *
Eleanor S, Faust * Aerlo

*
1

Anonymous

Morgoret

•

Ella E.

W

Seely

V

Smith

*
'

Sweppenheiser
Walters * Glodys
1

Cormer P Shelhomer • John P Shellenberger
Mory B Spongier
Janet R Stohr 1 Marie G
Elizabeth I Troy * Soroh E Vonce * Gertrude M

M

Wenner

Esther

E

Krlegh

|,

Summers

Whltenlghl

*

Albert

A

1

I.

*

Henrle

Clouser

O

*

*

Victor

GuttendoH

Kocher

Sterling

John P

'

Robert

P.

Hopkins

Soro Ellen Lauboch

*

McCutcheon * Clair A Miller
Parsons * Deborah J Rowland
Smeol * F. Donnobelle Smith *

1935

1

Boker ' John T Beck ' Mildred M Brenner * Helen H
Edwin R Creosy * Thomos F Dovis * Gerald C Harter
Stanley P Helmboch ' Helen
Keiner • Velmo M Kerstetler
Anonymous ' Samuel Krouss * Helen F Morkley * John J McGrew
* Genevieve McKelvey * Unora B
Mendenholl * Thelmo A Menget
* Anonymous
Elizabeth R Reed ' Wllllom
Reed 1 Fronds D Sell
* Anthony
Shoy ' Elvlro Stonulonls * Hannoh S Steinhort * Edna
J
Mildred M Wesner * Alice
M Stevens • Vedo M Stewort
Euphemia Yeoger
F

*

Gennorlo

0

Charles H

'

J
Bonta
Katharine I Bokum 1
Chowones ' Wlllord A Christian Jr *
Ruth M Cummins * James V DeRose 1 Ruth K
Ferrari * Morgan E Foose * Miriam Frank '
J

Artley

E

D Bomboy

Anno

*

Bernlce

*

Isaloh

Ensmlnger

Louretto

*

Hendler

F

Anonymous

*

Margaret

'

Cimbolo

John

1939

Menapoce * Paul Mudnck Mildred Q Muller * Roberto
Mark E Pelfer 1 Jean A Plowrlght • letha C Schenck *

Ellen

*

Vance I, lauboch * Helen G. Lewis » Anne J
Moslow ' Anna B Medyckl * Cyril f Menges * Ellen C. O'Connell *
Anonymous ' Robert J Rowland * George T. Sharp * Joycelyn M
Wlllord

J

M

Ruth

Anonymous

*

I

Cobleigh ' Lillian R Coldren * Dorothy J Cook
Coyne 1 Florence C Drucls ' Sorah E Dymond *
Mory D Elder ' Lowrence C Evangellsto * James A Gennorlo *
Anna N. Greene
Robert A Howk * Elizabeth R Hensley *
Anonymous * Thollo B Hicks * Eleanor K Johnson * Florence H
Kindt * Morgaret A Klock * Thelmo I Knauss 1 Mar|orle M Lee 1
Anno A Llndenmuth * Sarah E Mock * Noro M Morkunos *
*

'

Unlone

George R Casarl

'

P.

I

'

Theresa R

'

1938
Florence

Anonymous

*
T.

Mary G Kuc 1 Alvln S Laplnskl * Josephine M Magee *
Marks * Helen S. Moore 1 Mory M. Northrop * Mary E.

1

Hunter

Dlckermon 1 Leon R Dixon * Anonymous
Anna|eon L. Gehrig * Earl A. Gehrig • Earl

Ruth R

foust

I

Anonymous

'

1934

C Nevlll

Creveling

L.

Fowler

Irene

*

Emily D

*

Richard S

Cora

*

Cloire

1931
*

Harrington

I

Hoffmon • Gertrude C Howell* *
Melbo C Hyde 1 Anonymous 1 Eugene M

Violet S

Adelaide C Kline 1 Anonymous 1
Anne M Lobosky • Anonymous * Lois Lawson
Dorothy G Lovell * Mory B Malers
Soroh W Mitten
Ivo C
Newton * Cloire M. Porter
Morion C Pyle
Anno Frances
Reynolds 1 Kenneth A Roberts * Anonymous * Ruth I Shlve *
Lenore P Smiley * Mory A Stohl * Kothryn E Thocher • Louise K
Thomas ' Clolr E. Troy * Pauline R Turek 1 Anonymous 1 Groce
Frances

*

W

Anonymous

M

Evelyn

Mor|orle
*

1

Hunslnger

Alice B

Worroll

Virginio Cruikshonk

uniforms

1

Cora A Smith
* Elsie M. Stouffer '
Doris A. Stewart 1 Lllo E. Thomos * Morgoret
B Thomas * Anno J Todd * Anno M. Troutmon ' Soro S Walters *
Virginia D Welker ' Arline F. Wertmon
Agnes E. Wilson 1 Esther
F. Wright • Elizabeth C. Yelch
Schechterly

new

1934: Marching Band with

I

Davis

Traupone
Woylovlch

*
*

*
*

*

Annabel Jones

William Mortley

H

Robert

Parker

*

Harriet

George A.

*

*

Elizabeth

Wllhelmlna P Scheffler * Ruth
Traupane * Virginia R.
Sora E, Tubbs * Frank M Vondevender * Walter
Evelyn F
Young * Jean S. Zehner 1 Dorothy
'

Philip E

'

Zlmmermon

*

Roy O. Zlmmermon

*

I

I

1932
*
Anonymous * Elizobeth M Broad * Louise Gon
Cacchione " Mary E. Davis * Morris D DeHoven ' Roy J Evans '
Harris
Blanche M. Evert ' Irma L Eyer ' Fronk J. Gerosky ' Ezro
*
Jessie L. Haywood * Wilbur J. Hibbord ' Mildred Hlnebough
Morgoret M. Krouse *
Kathryn M. Houser * Clorence L. Hunsicker
Minnie E Leon * Ethel Keller Long 1 Anno I Lorko * Mory R
McGuire * Lois M. McKinney ' Dorothy H Moore * Hope G Pensyl
• Anonymous *
Louise S. Ransom * Theron R Rhinord * Lois D

Mildred

Anonymous

Dlehl

W

Myrtle
StouHer
' Glodys B Witmer
'

I

Swartz

*

Romono

O Thomos

*

Mory A

Vollroth

1940

'

A Bonln
Kothryn

Elmer
Muriel

1

Bozltsko

Evollne R

W

Alice

I

G

Foy

Flnnerty

'

Clork
Violet R

Phylls

W

Gavin

1

Glodys J Harris *
Hartley ' Clayton H Hlnkel * Elnoro U
Houck * Albert W Houser * Morgoret B Hyssong * Mae W llleck *
Josephine I, Johnson ' Helen B Jones * Isooc T. Jones * Chorles
Kelchner * Moryellen Kessler * Robert A. linn Sr ' Normon J
Mo/a • Anonymous * Anonymous * Jone D Roberts * Lillian Y
Sanger ' Roymond F Sanger 1 Byron D Shiner 1 Leonard E Stout 1
Dorothy D Tllson ' Corl T Welllver ' Jeon S White * Fern B
Whltebreod * Lorraine Wlggs * Gertrude W Wlthey
I

1936
Robert

D Abbott

Mae

W

*

Deitnch

Kothryn

J

Evons

*

Kolhryn B
*

Verno E Jones 1 Wllllom A Korshner * Anonymous
*
Lltwhller • A David Moyer
Ruth W LeGronde * Woodrow
Mericle ' Chorles P Mlchoel
Mory Jane F McCutchen 1 Mervin
* Gladys M
Ruesch * Mory Ann Russi ' Eleanor B Sondel * John S
Sandel * Anonymous * Fronk P Worren * Anonymous * John H
Yeoger * Bernord J Young • Frances R Young

Hortmon

W

W

1941

1933
1937
Mobel Belles
Charlotte O. Boyne
Boop * Morgoret S Bristol * Mory
*

Anonymous

*

Anonymous

'

*

Ruth

Louro

G

Burns

E
P

Bollinger
*

Drake

Thomos
'

S

Clorallne S

John A

Eorly

Boylor

1

Borbaro

G

Benoskl

'

Sora

Mono

Berger

*

Ethel

M

Bond

1

Morion

M

Cohen

'

Beothce

T

Gossert

*

Helen P

Gommer

*

*

Elizobeth H

Brown

*

C Stuart Edwords * Edo
1
Gerald D Fritz * Lois G.
Thurwald Gommer Sr. * Leon H.

Agnes P Cosori * Mory D Choopel
Bessie Edwards * Peter J Eshmonl

Hornet A
Coursen

*

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1987

1950
Abitanfo

Fronces C

Michoel

Mortho

*

H Bloke

Earl

'

Bell

F

Ammermon

T.

Anonymous

*

Ruth

*
*

E

Mortho

Beodle

*

Bonin

•

G

Dorothy S Brennon ' William J Brennon
Costner * George Chebro * Robert H
J
Conrod * Mox G Cooley * Eugene J Corrigon ' Stanley J Freedo *
Helen M Gerringer
Joseph J Giedo * Chorles F. Gloss ' Horry J
Goboro Jr * Cormelo A Gotthordt * Joseph J Grande ' Jeonne A
Gunn * Hazel C. Guyler * Murroy A Hockenburg • Charles K.
*
Jacobs ' Richard E. Jormon ' Richord B. Keyser * Edword J. Kreitz
Lucy Jone Laubscher ' Donald F. Moietto * Mor|one F Moriotti 1
Morcello E. Morlin 1 Thomos J. McAndrew * Morgoret E. McMillan
" Wolter Mereno ' Chorles E
Miller ' Robert E. Montague ' Henry
Pocholec ' John Ponzetta ' Donold Parry ' Poul P. Plevyok *
1
Dorothy D Reichort
Viginio F
Reimensnyder ' Berdine A.
Rittenhouse * William K. Roeder * Poul D Slusser * Joseph E
Sopko * Worr«n M Sterling * William R Strotton * Anonymous '
Woyne N. VonStetten * Elizobeth J. Wogner • J. Richord Wogner
Louise Lohr Wentzel * John W Williams ' Bernard J. Zelinski

Jomes

Boyle

H.

Dorothy Bu|no

Til

*

Jonice

*

1951
Gerold A. Bocon ' Shirley E. Baker • Wolter J. Bonull * Corol M
Bell ' Muriel F Brush
Jomes R. Creveling ' Mory Ann Donnelly *
Harold F. Emmitt 1 Helen T. Emmltt • Louro M. Evans * Leah
•
Fritz
Joan A Gomble * Mory D. Genke * Beverly A. German '

W

908: The football

1

team

Robert

Genevieve S. Hosier
Richord S. Hummel
' Jomes A.
Klemon * Normon E. Kline
Chorles G. Kroemer
Chorles F. Lewis Sr. ' Mike Mosanovich
Donald

Miller

Rltchey

C.

Lehman

*

Word

I.

Swelgart Miller

Llchtel

Anonymous

•

Clark

R, Rennlnger • Roy Robert* Jr
Schneider
Herbert E. Schneider

S,

Soback
Joseph

*

Horvoth

Helen D.
*
leo J,

Jerome G. Loplntkl

*

M. O'Horo

Elisabeth

O

Isobello

Anonymous

*

*

Deltrlch

•

Betty

•

Dietrich

L

W.
Joseph

Julia

Driskell

•
Anonymous
Helen J.
Howard Tomllmon 1 Sora M. Tomllnion 1 Morion M Uhl
Wesley Morqueen V White • Howard T Wlllloms

1946
1942
E

Bodldo

Anonymous

Howard W. Brochyus
Roymond Chandler Jr
Joseph A. Ellsworth
Stuorl

Elwood H Beaver

Edward B

•
•

Corr

Merrill A.

H

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1

Vlolo

Deltrlch

Burnls Fellman

•

Aleto

'

Barbaro

•

Anonymous
D Carr * H
S.

Hortmon

Jean Applegote ' Anonymous * Wondo K
Edelmon • Lillian G.
Holland • Stephen M. Hot*
Nellie Kromer • Eileen L McGovern •
Lorrolne Moyer ' E Morjorle Murroy •
Fronces L. Ohlmon
Violet L. Owens • Dorothy P ug h •
Donold Robb
Mory M.
Schroeder
Doro B Silk ' Anostasla P Trowbridge
Jonet R
Ungermon Phyllis S Walker ' Ida M Zerby

*

R.

Ehrhori

Hortmon
Imboden

J

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• Myrtle Heydenrelch '
•
Lawrence L.
Latshow ' Margaret letterman • Mildred R. Levitt • D.
Poullne Long • Edno P Long • Rlchord O Matthes '
Jock L. Merli
Rlchord C. Nonnemocher
Geraldlne Oberle 1 Dominic R Pino Sr.
Peter G. Podwlka ' H Dorothy Poltrock •
Kotherlne L. Ruck '
Sylvlo F Shelman
Doro T. Smith
Anonymous 1 William E. Smith
I

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Erma

•

Bernlce

Thomos

•

Stout

E.

Mary

F

Stuart Straub

Wagner

S.

'

Groce

William

P.

Zimmerman

Joseph

Borchock

J.

B

•

Robert Bird

Helen

'

Roberts

F

Chorles C

Harmony

Wondo
*

Edith

William

•

E.

Helen M. Kulo

*

John W.

•

' Robert I
Bunge
L
Daniels
Nancy J. DeVore

K

•
Robert P Mortin
Vincent Woshvllle 1 J

Thomos

Rlchord Zerby

W

Adomlc * Arabel E. Adams * Beatrice K Algott
Lee R.
• Mortho Z
Brown • Mory E. Bruner ' Anno M. Buck *
Buckingham • Boyd F. Buckingham • Mary J Courlrlght •
Hannah Culp • Morjorle C. Deets • Reba M Fellmon
Anonymous
•
Irving Gottlieb * Gertrude A. Grabowskl *
Dorothy M Grow
Ruth Hope Handy * Mabel T Heffelllnger *
Kothryn A. Hess «
David M. Jones
Ruth R Klawltter * Joyce M. Kleckner • Reglno A,
langon ' Eleonore A Loplnskl
Andrew F Moglll • George E.
Miller • June H Norrls • Soro J Ortt *
Roymond B. Perry George
W. Plorote • Bernard M. Pufnak • Wllllom H Selden *
Vlrglno M.
Shambach • Jean K. VonBlohn • Catherine J. Wagner «
Soro K.
Wagner
Elwood M Wogner
Dorothy J Wasco
Ruth E Winters
• Mortho H Wright • Philip
R. Yeany

1948

M. Louise Allison • Anne L. Chondler •
Frederick G. Dent • Helen
A^ Dlehl • Soro M. Edwards • Joyce E. Hoy • Edno
S
Heckman •
Edword F. Hendricks • Poullne G John •
Wanda

Anonymous

A

Morgoret

J.
•

Trapanl

Anito

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'

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Jean

Smiley

•

*

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Carrie

I.

Neleno P Swonk

Anonymous

Wrlslor

E.

Louise

Powell

S.

Florence

Helen
F

I

Jock A. Glllung

Keenon

• Eleanor E. Haines
Doris K. Hosier
Lewis A. Kohn
Stanley C. Krxywicki
Thomos

«

Peggy

W

Lewis

John F. Moglll
Ruth K. Moser • Wllllom S. Orner • Anne
N
Rezsek • Anonymous • Mary E. Rush
Rose Morie Schieber '
Donold A. Schlleder
Robert F Schramm
«
Chorlotle
*

•

Mildred Woshvllle

*

Leonord

R

Shorpless

Weorne

Mlssmer
Shultz
'

Ann.

WoHs

«

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J eon A
Cormel A
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•

Taylor
Jessie

Yeony

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•

C "»^ord
Donon Jr

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A. J.
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1945

Sterling
St. ling

Morjorle G.

Cosgrov.

Jock M. Lenhart
Nancy Lychos * Joyce Morie
Wllllom M. McAloose * Vincent Nowrocki *
Rose Marie
Pogirski

Robert M.

Thomos

E.

Schukis

John

Shanohon

P.

Anonymous

Womer

Flora

C

Crocker

Clyde

Adams

C.

Bogdon
Alfred

Joseph

Cyganowski

J

R.

Doniel Boychuck

•

*

Berkley

Keith

Bearde * John T.
Edwin W. Cunfer
Stephen Fogo
Joseph P

Chorles Brennon

Palmer

E

Dyer

S.

•

Anonymous ' Robert A Gerhord Jr. • Edward Goodhart
Anonymous * Morjorie H Horbert • Anonymous • Arlene
G
Hrenenko ' Alex W. Kubik ' Donold R. McClintock
Robert Moore
*
David N. Newbury
Nancylou O'Brien
Elizabeth S. Posey
Anonymous * John H. Rlttenmeyer • Regina Herchel
*
Feifer

'

«

John

S.

Scrimgeour

*

John

Tilmont

J.

Wondishln

Doris

1954
Ann G. Auerweck

Eleanor B. Bolent
Phyllis E. Barkley • Dolores
" Buck0,ew * Williom L. Carson
Michoel R
Erwine
Robert L. Garrison • Anno B. Horshborger
Joanne H. Hart
Carl K. Hinger • Shirley Hinger •
Patricio B.
Hollingsworth
Sorae M. Homick • Anonymous
Jean E Johnson
Franklin E. Jones • Ma. N.
Jones • Rose Morie Koutz • Joan H
K.lroy
Kenneth Kirk • Patricia Kirk
Anonymous • Jerome S.
Kopec
Feme V Krothe Anonymous Mory Ru
,h Lewis • Louise
J MCM00US
1^'.
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l
Ruth F Schumaker
• Jeonanne
•
Scrimgeour
David A. Superdock •
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Crisc,

•

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Sheldon

^

Myro A. Wogner

A

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Fosshouer

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Wilmer

'

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*

*

Anonymous • Anonymous
Edwin Alitor
Adda Moe Barrett •
Wllhom Benson • Morlo L Berlondo • Charles
C Boyer Jr.
Luther

B

Bolllet

*

Jonet Price

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1949

C.

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•

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Williams

TL

.
Richard

Kenneth

r
C.

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Lopoto

•

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1955

N

Elo.se

CliHord

Oren

Elinor A

H MM
f
Lo " D Nester
*
Paulmeno
Francis J
Rod,ce
• Nancy
M Riley Corl H Robbms

L *° n

L

E.

'

George N. Dotzel Jr
Richard E Grimes

Donold A Kessl.r
Irwin R
John Kunfzo
Alfred M Lompmon

J,

Richard A. Ledyard

Jr. ' Marlon
Bolllet
Jane N. Borndt ' June N
Bones 1 Elizabeth A. Boyer • Anonymous * Henry
E Crawford
J.
Rosanna Creasy Elroy F. Dolberg ' Frederick
'
J. Debell Jr
Glorio
M. Dill • Pauline H. Ditty « Jomes J. Dormer
Betty L Fisher

Kendall

Corrle

•

W

Poul N^ Baker

1944

Wolter A. McCloskey

Francis B. Gallnski
lolo D. Glass
Constonce Goboro
Moynard L. Horring * Charlotte M. Hess * Albert H. Hitchings
David W. Jenkins III • Robert E. Laubscher • Richard
F. Loux

P.

R

Somuel

*

Schiroldi

Anonymous

Weorne

F.

E.

Goliley

Elizobeth A. Schukis

F.

«

Ryan • Jessie M. Stibitz
Waechter * Ralph W. Wire

J.

1953

Beoumont

Slrlannl

John
Richard

Joanna Achermonn * Anonymous * Dale T. Bennett
George E.
Blyler * Marguerite Boltinghouse ' Kothleen
Boychuck * Russell C
Brachman John J. Burns Robert P. Burns * Joon Cerulo *
Donold
J. Cesore * Anonymous
*
Patricia Diserood * David C. Evons *
Horry M Fenstermocher * Priscilla Fenstermacher •
Leonord

1947

Thomos * Louise S.
Wonlch
Jeonne N.

1943

Moyer

1
'

J

Anonymous Bertho
T
Fling • Thomos P. Grow
Horvoth • Wllllom W Hummel

Joyce

'

Borboro

1952

•

Corver

Joanna

Elizobeth A. Meiss

•

F.

Bernlce

•

* Corl J.
Parsing • Shirley G. Robuck *
Corolyn V. Reitz * Vivian C. Reynor
Rhodo

*

Jr.

McGrew

P.

*

Anonymous * Anonymous * Lucille M. Guido *
*
J. Gullo
Mary W Hoffman ' Morion E. Huber ' Morilyn S. Jockson
Mory
Lou F. John
Mory F Kohrherr • Elsie Flail Kull * Eudoro Lyhne *
Glorlo B Opolko
Arlene N Superko

Mary

Catherine O. Rennlnger *
Jerry Y. Rutiln • Florabelle

•

'

*

Sr.

Anonymous
Anonymous

'

Anonymous

O

Cotherlne

'

*

Mozo • Daniel
•
Anonymous

J.

Emory W. Rorig
Greenly • Moe R. Hockenburg
Karns • William G. Kerchusky

*

Keorns

C.

Robert
J.

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Patricio

Gergen

,

J«ll« P

Carolyn

H

Jomes

K.

Roberts

Loretto

N Ryder

•

Thomos

E.

Sanders

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R

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•

Theodore

•

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Thomo*

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sh.rey
GfOCt 0 Vondershce • Ruth G W.llioms •

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/March 19R7

«,«

Joy S Wirth

1956
D.onn Bouersfeld

C

M

Wyllo

B.tner

•

William

B.tner

I

«

III

Cormel A Cosper 1 John Chruney • Morion A Chruney •
Eileen A
Conwoy ' Anonymou.
Theophele J Elios
Curl.* R English '
Pomelo H Eyer • Helen. C Flecknoe • Joonne V Gentry •
C
Robert George
Howord S Holl
Howord J Heoly
Michoel

Hom.ck
George

Robert

Hunt, • Rodney C Kelchner • Anonymou* •
J
Kocher
Ronold G Krof|ock
Anonymou* • June E
Lynn ' Robert T lyon • Jocquel.ne A M.chehl « J Horr.»on
Monon
'
Jr.
Borboro A Nichols
Thomas J O Toole • Ro»olyn V
Pennmgton • Williom Phillip* • Anonymou*
Korol E Ruppel
Eugene R Schulthe.s
John E Shorter Jr • Jome* E Storr • Judith
A. Stephen*
Anonymous Oonold M Wi*e John 0 Wool
'

£

1957
Mir.om Argoll
Burggrol

Morylou

*

William

*

Biesecker

T

Cronmer

E

Don* A Brown
Jome* B Creosy

Horry P
1

Edword
Dropeskey
William E. Oupkonick * Jacqueline D Epler ' Mory M
* U
Gront Ewell
Yvonne M Eyer « Shirley Feinroth • Anne
G Fisher • Morgoret A Follmer * John J Ford 1 Nancy Gllgonnon
•
Winifred G. Holl * Donald R Hare
Annobelle I Horgreove* *
William C Horrell
Anonymou* * Enolo Hawk * Morlene Holly •
Donald H Hutchinson
Joseph J Jones * Jomes H Joy • Joonne
Ertel

1

I

Joyce • Suzanne O Keller
Evelyn M Kllpotnck
Noncy P King
Leonard Kozick
Anonymous 1 Alice F. linn Robert J Morenlck
Jonet Mosterman • Anonymous * Anonymous ' Irene McCarthy

McCloskey

Isaioh I

Moss

P

Pohutsky

Anonymous
Horley

Victor Michoel

S.

John Shirey

*

Stewart

H Thompson

•

*

C

Dick

Kenneth

I

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Thomos

Strine

Weir

«

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•

Anonymous

*

1911: The faculty

Morgoret Moore 1 John
*
John R Phillip*
J
Reimensnyder •
Wolter Smerconish * Kenneth R Smith

Donno R Murphy

•

William

*

Jr

•

«

'

A Thomo*

Charles

'

•

John Woyurko

Don

Adom»ky

Potrlcio

Beckman

Duone A. Belles ' Anonymous * Edward J Braynock
Dorothy
Cooper • Barbara D. Daub ' Franklin M Duncan
Shirley
'
Dunkelberger
James M Gustave * Joan K Horclerode * Raymond
C Horgreaves * Albert I Heller ' George T Herman
Ray W
Lewis ' M. Donald Miller • Luther C Notter
Bernord E O'Brien •
George O'Connell ' Morlene OstroH
Kenneth J Oswald ' Mory
Pohutsky * Anonymous ' Chorles Puckey * Helen H Rhawn
Annette Roush
Dorothy M. Schweitzer
Lynda I Scott • Bernord
E Shultz • Janice Shultz • James F Snyder
Mane E Steltz Ro»e
Mone C Strine * Stephen Stuart • Sarah S Swisher * Paul F
Troutman
Jomes H Vowler Jr
Anonymous ' Anonymou* 1 G
*

Bernice

Thomos

P

R

Baldwin « Anonymou* • Randoll P
Brettchneider • Jerome C Chepull* ' Dorothy

I

B

W
F

Donkochlk
*

Fou»l

Thomo*

•

Poul

J

Thomot

Worren

E

Anonymou*

1

Sullivon

'

Michoel

J

Anonymou*

«

Wi.do

•

1

Joon Wolfe

Vltacco

Freeland

'

Lomor

Hicks

J

Kessler

'

Ruth

•

Joy Long

1

Freelond

I

Jonet

*

Fry

L

1

Jean Lowfon Funk

•

A Hollingsheod 1 Jone A Jomes * Joseph J
Kessler
Mory Anne Klemkosky Potncio L Krum •
Robert

John R

Longo

A Norton William
Poxton • Alton A Pellmon
Sonjo

N. Jockson Reed

Moritz

I

*

*

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*

Ruth

I

Moloriello

'

Lois

M

Miller

Norton
Dolores Pollodlno ' Jeon M
Chorles R Perry ' Rose A Rodzmsk.

Joseph

L Richenderter 1 Sylvester J Schicotono
Bernice K Snyder • Poul H Spohr
Sandra
Stmson • Kenneth A Swott • Wllliom F Swisher
Anonymous *
Corl A Unger « Corol A Weir • Ralph F Wetzel • Eleonor M
Willioms
•

I

Dytlnger

Schulfz

1

M

'

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'

Richord

N

Pomelo

I

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Hughet

Kleckner

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Bongort

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'

Borboro C
Ellen

•

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Burggrof

Clemens

1

A

Arthur B

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Judith

James

•

Dovidhelser

'

Jennings

Virginio

Blair

•

Corol

P

Ermo

Houseknechf • Potrlcio A Ikeler • P Joseph
Kline ' John T Kovlch • Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
Suton C
lehrlch 1 Dorothy A
Lingenfelter ' Richord R Lloyd * John J McMurtrle Jr •
Kenneth R
Mertz ' Joyce R Michoel
Judy H Murphy
Corimor Pafrlclon •
Lynn J Poul * Thomas R Pelfer • Noncy A Pelok • Robert Pelok •
Frances G
Petruzzi * Oonold C
Rosenboum ' Moryellen G
Rosenboum
John H Somsel * Robert I Sorvls* • Noncy I
Schreyer 1 John A Shumon III 1 Noncy A Sllvermon • Chorle*
R
Sipos • Leonord D Snyder • A
Borboro Stonitski • Emily S
Strousser • Wolter H
Verondo
Neal J Weoser • Jean I
Whilenight
Gerold J Wright
Edword L Zlmolzok
*

J

Housenick
Lindo B Hutchinson
* P
H Kellogg * Dole A Krothe
* Helen R
Moder • Anonymou*
McFoll

'

Mory Mellon

Victor

Adorn Jomes
Jonice

*
'

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A

J.

R

1

Joonne D Jone*
Lorue L Lowton
McCorthy
Borboro A
Kulp

*

W.lliom R Morn*
Nicholos Pituch
Joon B

Miller

Sondro C Neoring
Kenneth H Porker *
Powlus * Elizobeth B Puckey * Yvonne G Rothbone 1 Morione B
Roboton • Lois E Souers * Anonymous * Corl L Stonitski * Conrod
Stonitski
Roland I Stetler
Judith W Stevens * John S Stmson
Joonne J Terwoy
Bernice K Thomo*
Williom M Thomo* *
lowrence M Troutman
Williom L Vincent
Beverly 8 White *
Edward C Woiciechowjk. • Ronold G Wolfe * Eleonor J Yocum
L.
*

A Anthony
F

Austin

W

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Soxton • Charlet
Scorantlno * Robert F Schiller •
Schnoart * John R Schneider • David
Schramm
*
Scorete
Anonymout 1 Barry O Smith ' Marie A
Solentky • Suton E Tock 1 Francet E Troutman * Evarltto Vlelro 1

Irene

W

I

Richord C

Donno K

Welgand

Charllne Yeoger

Elizobeth Applegote

Ronold H

Beury

•

Williom T

Jomes

'

Archibald

Cose
Margaret
Ronold W Oonford *
Dorlene F Derkitt *
S

• Pomelo B
Cronford *
Borboro P Crlswell 1 Sondro E Damoto *
Robert F Derkits ' Arlene C Dopp * Anonymous
Morgoret D Getz * Anonymous * William M Glnty

'

Anonymous
1

Jr

Michoel

'
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Gr.golon.s

' Judith S
Guldin • Robert D Holl ' Corol A Hotwell •
V.rgimo Hoch • Wayne A Hoch
Jered I Hock
Morgoret A
*
Robert C Houck • Judith T Itenberg • Doro J Jorrett 1
Elizobeth Jenkins * Em.l Kotordo * Williom J Keller * Anonymou* 1
John
Knorr • Judith R Logotor • Thereto A Lew.t ' Anthony

Hosey

W

Thomos V

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1

George A Welgond * Victor
A Yergey ' Anonymout

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Nowrocki

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•

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Wendy

1

I

Anonymous
Nolin

•

1

Linda S

Ronald

J

Most

Petruzzi

1
1

1

Dovid

1965
Fronk G Angelo * Joteph M Apichello 1
Banket • Robert E Borfield III 1
Dole R Blttenbender ' Shirley K Blttenbender
* Rolond
C Boyle Noncy R DeJetut • Geroldlne
Corolee M Dlckerton
Fronk C Dowmon • Joteph
Donno I Evant 1 Robert M Farlno • Borboro A. Foutt

Abroczlntkot

Potrlcio

G Bone
M Bieber
Robert M Blue

Martin

'

Beotriro

DeMlllo

*

Lowrence C

1

Durdock '
• Henry E
Feltermon • Robert J Fleck • Gerald R Fritz * Joteph R
Gatet ' Robert A Green 1 Solly Ann Greenberg 1 Potrlcio A
Gro*t ' Roy E. Grott 1 Ruth F. Hlckt
Janet U Hoffmon ' Joteph
F Holden ' Corol A Honlz •
Joy Hurtt
Thomot J Koczmarek
• Joseph R
Koont * Alex M Kozlowtkl * Lillian Krelther * Donold

W

'

Montz Chomberloin

Lingenfelter

Richord E King
Donald
Joon Kroflchok 1 Wllliom O Kroftchok
• loulte
N lark • Stephanie

Kralier

•

S

1963
Soroh

*

J.

•

G

Judith

Noncy

*

Frederick

•

1

Anonymout

•

'

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M

Boyd

C

Kennedy

Elaine B

Dorothy P llndtoy • Corol S MocNeol « Jamet K.
John F Mahoney * Korrln R. Moncuto
Mary P
*
Robert Mayeftkle ' Elaine Mayhew " Carole A
Mlllord * Corl I Millard Jr ' Andrew I Monltera * Karl Z Na|oko
*
Wllliom J O'Brien ' Joyceonn Podovonl
Vlrglnlo A Polmer
Anno Pelak
Joonne Shoffer Plletkl 1 Bar Poormon 1 John J.
Rankin Jr ' Ann Rltter • Jill S Rochfort • Ettelle J Roetch •

Campbell ' Nicholas
Comilock
Ronald I
Demeter • Mor|orle H

'
Elmo H Dovl* ' Morgoret E
Domlnlck 1 D Jome* Donald ' Vlckl W Egll
Dorothy M Enney 1
Joseph A Enney 1 Nancy E Evon*
Sondro M Evan* 1 Dovid I
Foust • Jone Ann Follz 1 Morlene J Froney 1 John
D George
Ronold P
Gerhort • Anonymou* • Thereto Y
Hortmon

Anonymou*

1

Anonymout

Lindner

1960

1

J

G

1

Marchalonlt

1

E
Arnold ' Anonymous * Anno M Batemon
Fronk J
Bendmsky
Borboro A Buchter
Ann A Chance 1 Borboro W
Cobb • Jeon M. Dennen 1 Vera A Derk * Fred U Dyer ' John I
Eberhon
Joon S Fischer ' Esther M Fronklin
Dovid R Gerber
Helen M Grim
Anonymous
Somuel W Houpt * Chorles C

Robert

Eddlnger • Anonymout * Noncy B Erwoy •
Joteph I roellch • Gloria S Froellch ' Vincent
F
Glloltl • Marly M Glnty < Amy 0. Gott • Betty
R Groblll •
Floyd M Grimm III ' Richard J Haelner
Frank R Harrlt * Joanne
B Horrlt
*
Stephen
Hartln
Wllliom R Helgemo ' Virginia
Hotel • William H Hlckt * Jomet I Hinckley Jr • Ann
M. Hocker •

N Slrow

Robert R

Terry

W

Shirley

Lois

Waltert

1
Anne Baker « Anonymou* * Corolyn M Borti
Beard • Diane A. Bentlnger ' Bonnie I Black ' John M
Chyko * Harold J Cole 1 Poul I Conord • Anonymout 1 Richord
G
Dovalo • Dovid W Dlntmore ' leonord J. Domlnlck « Jomot
A.
*

MocNeol

Bangs 1 Dovid L. Bornhort
George H
Bourys * Croig K Beach ' Eugene P Berg Sr ' Sandra A Brown
Connie H Christion * M Stanley Covington * Mory Ann C Delio '
Otto H Donor
Borboro C Eskllson
Lorry A Fisher
Jill
B

R, Stackhoute * Alexander
Nelton A Swortt ' Gordon V
louro B Wlllord ' Joann M Zogby

Andrewt

Harold C

Zellnske

R.

Gory

*

1964

1962

Joy

D

Richord

•

•

Frelrelch

1959
Asby

Mary Springer
George I Strine

*

R

Robert S

'

Anonymou*

*

John

Dole B
Robert

Springer

E

Stepontkl

I

Somuel W Ganl* • Gall E Gerber
Sylvia M
«
Jome* H Horger « Anonymou* 1 Joseph F
Klecxynskl ' Michael R
«
Kllck
Noncy W. Knorr • Gretchen
Letlermon Eyet • Janice C Lorah
Dovid J loughlln • Poul A
Luzenski * Eugene P Makoro
Kothryn D Malone * Delbert E
Mouery • Williom I Mourer • Rita V Mourlello • lowery
f
McHenry
Louro M McVey
W Teddy Ookey » Wilbur G Person
Richord R Rop»on « Gory I Reddlg
H Claude Rhode* Jr •
Ronold M Schock ' D Jean Schwelzer ' James R
Simon ' Irma
Spr.ngmon ' Williom Stevenson ' Dovid L Stout '
*
Richard Frey

Gross

Wynn

'

Nono

•

Doyton • Richard S Dennen • Winifred
Englemon Jr ' Gory W Erwine • Sorry

1958

Richard

Donold I Poutt * Edword Prowonl ' Joseph A Rado
Jr
Jettle M
Roppy * Richord R Roke • Edward F Savage ' Gary
I
Schell •
Diane S Schock ' Betty S Scorete • Anonymou* *
Mor|orle Soto •

1961

Corolie

P

logotor

Lunger

•

*

Jerome

Potrlcio

A

J

Lonutl

Mohan

*

Chorlet P

llverlon

*

Fronclt

Mohoney

J

•

Jr
*

Sutan

M

Richard R

* Down E
Michoel 1 Lincoln S Miller ' Glenn R Morrlton
I
Nougle * Oorothy K Norbury • Joteph I Nutolllt '
Joonne N Plneno * Glenn R Rupert Jr ' Michoel D Scorbo *
Joteph Scheln 1 Horvey R Schleslnger
Judith F Schrecongott 1
Michoel I Schrecongott 1 Noncy I Schueck • Rlto M Seyberi
Corl P Sheran * Noncy R Sheran * Undo R Shlvely * lorry
Sltler
•
Roberto K Sltler 1 Ido G Smith • Jade W Snyder • Regina K
1
Snyder
Jeon A Stankiewlcz * Donald E Stanko * Thomot J
Storm • Corol A Stroub 1 Philip M Thomot
Thomot J Toth •
Corol J Wottert 1 Borboro Wendell * Edward I Whalen 1 Borrie B

Monley
Robert

I

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1987
Agurki,
Koren L. Arner * John R. Borno * C Mike
Eva C Beogle 1 Ruth T Bennett ' Willord T Bennett
Anonymou,
Lee Berry 1 Goil Wisneski Blose ' Jome, M Bonocci
• Richord
Bower ' Lindo A Brown * Sondro E. Brown Noncy C.
Bruboker ' Fronci, Collohon Jr * David R. Compbell ' Donno E

Noncy

J

Beogle

*

W

Carney * John M. Corney * Thomo, F Costrilli ' John Cermonski *
Ronold J Chnjtmo
Sondro J. Cerullo * Potricio A Chellew
Donold J Cloyton • Suson F. Clayton * Cori J. Cobb ' Williom F.
*
Julio G Eostep * Thomos M Eostep
Deubler * Shoron E Dod*on
•
Howord C Ebersole ' Suson L. Engstrom Helser ' William E
Evans ' Willord B Evons Jr 1 Dovid A. Feather ' Robert M. Fink *
Albert J Fisher ' Kondoce C. Folrz ' Stephen F. Folrz
John W
Ford ' Philip L. Gobb * Sondro J. Gorfunkel * Dovid C Gay "
Williom A Giannetto * Barbara J. Grobfelder ' Kurt C. Grobfelder
• Larry L. Grant ' Sandra K. Gribbin ' Morgoret A. GriHin 1
Shoron
Guinn 1 Shirley M. Guy ' Nancy A. Holey ' John C Hombhn
*
'
Dole C Henne
Douglas M. Hill
Woyne F. Heim
Kothy R.
Hippenstiel * Dole L. Houck 1 M. Suzanne Houck ' Ann Marie Hurz
• Connie L. Jorrard * Samuel Joyne III * Frances Johnson * Beverly
A Jone, ' Noncy L Kaplon ' Victor E. Keeler III ' Jone E. Keifer *
Anonymou, ' Wayne J Koch ' Anonymou, * Jessie R Kresge *
Eloine R Kurtz ' Kothleen K. Kuzmiok * Gloria A. Laird * Gail B.
1

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1

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Landers

Jonice

*

The

:

Woyne Louboch

B.

•

Joon A.

"

Russell

'

Palkendo

J

Susan Polkendo

*

Harriet

Dawne Pender * Edward R. Petras
A. Poechmcnn * Thomas P. Pratico '

Sharon

L.

Potey

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"

*

M. Owens

1

Longville

F

Marsha M. Lepley * Brendo W. Mock ' Janet M Majikos
J. Matthews * Kothleen A. Moy ' Charlotte E
McBride *
Eugene M. McClaHerty • Virginia J. McClaHerty
Anonymous *
Goil D. McDonold * Jame, C. McDonald III ' Eugene McGee '
Kathy J. McGuire * Anonymous * Anonymou, * Anonymous *
Morsholl W. Mehring 1 James A. Metzler • Dovid E. Minnier ' Betsy
Montileone 1 Jeon Moulder ' Louis J. Mulko * Judith Murray *
J
Robert A. Muscosky ' Kothryn Nolevanko * Linda E. Nicholson '
Kothrine Niemiec ' Mary L. O'Neill * Kothleen E. Osberg ' Joanne
Louboch
•
Fronk

'

'

'

Mary

Corroll

Jonice A.
Pierce

K.

Redfern

J.

Connie J. Relmold 1 Jomes E. Riefenstahl
Rothermel * Ronald E. Rupert 1 Susan J. Sallade
*
Dolores A. Sorno
Joseph S. Scalo * Kenneth D. Schnure * Donno
M. Schulz * Relnhold A. Schulz * Michoel D. Seksinsky
Arthur A
Sell ' Morgoret Y. Seltzer ' Donold S. Shiner • Robert J. Sipido *
Cherl A. Skelding
Roy C. Smay 1 Leland A. Smeltz * Michoel L.
Smith * Nancy G. Smith * Gail L. Smolick * Borboro M. Socarraz *
Judith L
Spence • Susan Shadle Swartz
Lindo D Thocker 1
Anonymous * Robert H. Timm Jr.
Barbara A. Tobias * Philip B.
*
Tropane
Anonymous ' Marsha H. Vogt ' Michoel Wagner *
Margaret L. Waltemyer * Donna R. Watson
Carolyn T. Weover *
Peggy L. Welsh • Rondel K. Westley ' Anonymous • Anonymous '
Marcia H. Williams * Diane J. Wise * Williom R. Wise * Judith A.
Yanchek Fronk C. Yarfz * Esther A. Zobltz ' Eloine Zalonls

Training School

Reed

Anonymous

*

*

Solly

*

Whit*

Donold
* Koran

*

Zovogllo

I.

Whltebreod

B.

Zovogllo

•

Roger

H.

Wllllomt

Joseph

D.

1968
Mory Jo Alter • Fronk F. Arlotto
John M.
Cynthlo M. Bochmonn * Frederick T Bousch * Richard
Robert E. Boose
Dovld
Bowen Comille D. Brown *

Chrl»tlne Alcoroi

1966

Auten Jr
S. Benyo

Jome* M. Ayer*

More I Bortlebough ' Noncy J Bortoo ' Rot* M
Bereznok • Glodyt D. Blngamen
Robert J Biicombe
Edword G.
Buck • Su»on H. Carlson 1 Anthony J. Cerjo * Rot* M Chlkl 1 Alice
K. Cromwell * Kenneth G, Cromwell Jr. • Charle* Demoree * Undo
J
Dent * Jome* L. Derr
Wllllom T. Derrlcott * Gerard P Dick '
Noncy A. Dldrlksen • Connie I. Dortcheld * Anonymous 1 Barbaro
R. Dowmon * Alex J. Dubll • Donold B. Dogon ' Mory A.
Dumboold
• Lorry I
Edwards 1 Dovld H. Evan* • Judith J. Forlno 1 Joseph P
l.i//. in • Edwin W. Fenstermacher *
Roiemory A. Fogarty ' Jeon
A. Foster * John T. Foiter • Irene A. Fronti
Robert I Gorrlson '
Koren Gate* * Anonymous ' E. Buret Gum
Joy D. Horter • Koren
*
E. Hen
H. Belle Hlmes
Wllllom H HoHmon
Lolo M. Hunslnger
• Anonymou* ' Joieph
C. Hultemonn ' Gretchen J. Jomlolkowikl •
Gareth T. Kote • John W Kerllsh 1 Frederick J. Klock 1 Anonymou*
* Jo»eph P. Kubert *
Joseph W. Kurowtkl
Anonymou* ' Jome* H
lewl* • Kay M. Locke * Jeremy R. Lomo* • Ruth F. Ma|or * Lorraine
Mourer • Gory McMonlmen * Fronk J. Mllou*kat • John S Mulka •
Judith E. Myers ' Jon A. Prossedo
Dovld S. Qulgg 1 Dovld L
Relmold * Gerald Robln»on • Mary R Scorontlno * Sally B Scarplno
*
Su»on G. Schiller * Doreen K. Schramm
June Geti Seely *
Cecello G Smith • Chorle* W. Sorber • Henry I. Sperlng 1
Mory S
Sperlng ' Jeon E Storner * Cecello M. Toth
William A Turley *
Donna L. Unger ' Anonymou* ' Morllynne E. Wel»h 1 Sandro B.
William* • Janet H. Winkler * Ido M. Wynlng*
Joseph M.
You»hock Jr
Mary E. Zoolkoskl

Chorles

W

*

Brown

Kenneth

Brown

Dennis W. Byrne * Donno
J
Campbell 1 Susan H.
• Joseph C. Coppello * Shoryn
1
L. Corr
Terry M. Carver
Thomos M. Cesarini
George E. Chellew ' Connie J. Clewell '
Potrlclo W. Cobb • Lindo A. Colgon * Potrlck F. Colgon
Richord P.
Conner
Shirley B Crowley 1 Vlcki F. Cullon
Noncy S. Curry * Flo
Dovls * Ronold H Dovis 1 Diane
Dawson Elizabeth J. Denatale
•
Susan C Dolet»ki * Conduce N Donochy • Michoel E. Downs
Koren L. Duh
Terry S. Eddinger
Chorlotte M. Empet •

Richard

Anonymou*

Bognet

•

J.

Byrne
Campbell
R.

*

Janet

•

G

H.

Callahan

*

Gloria

W

There»o A.

Anonymou* ' Jock R. Evons
Beverly A. Folk
Fo»nocht • Ace T. Foust 1 Judith A. Fenstermocher
*

Frederick M. Fertlg

•

*

'

Hill

Doug Hlppenstiel • Donold E. Hock ' Jomes A. Hoosty ' Loretto
• Dono M. Houck 1 Potricio
A. Houck * Moryann V.
Jaffee * Wayne J John • Nancy Koram * Wlllord F.
Kelchner
Margaret M. Kelshow • Noncy L. Kerr • Albert E. Kieski '
Constonce E. King
Donna F. Knouse 1 Theron I. Knouse
Mory
Ann Koprowskl ' Stevonn E. Krueger Andrew E. KuHo L
Elaine
KuHo * Anonymous
Austin A. Kurti • Madelyn Kush • Shoron A.
•

H. Horwlth

III

* Sandro M. Longerholc
Coryl C. Large ' Williom R. Large
Sandro C Lorson 1 Kothorlno M. Lauer * Koren M. Lesch
Beverly Lichtel
Rlchord W. Llchtel
Helen Linkevich « Robert A.
Linn Jr.
Rosemary Lubinskl * Betty Ruth Luchok • Patrick M. Lynch
• Thomos Lyons • Vincent
J. Moiikos * Helen M. Morcott • Pomelo
E. Mortln • Catherine J. Martfield
Kenneth A. Mottfleld ' Richord
E. McClellan * Anonymous ' Eileen
Melser • Karen Mellinger •
Steven P. Messner
Richard O Metzgar ' Sorah
Milllgon
Linda K Mills * Down S. MoHett • Mary
E. Montgomery •

Jr

Jon Ackley

1

Gerald Anderson • Bryan J. Bolovage • Verda
Belles * Suianne R. Berg • Cheryl C. Bold •
Corlann Broglle
Gretchen H. Broslus * Joon L. Buck
Anonymous • Anonymous •
Donald R. Campbell ' Wilbur J. Carlson • John C Corr «
Dovld
Cecco • Carol Co* Chamberlain • Roger
Clark
Sandro
R.

I

W

Raymond

B.

Clark

Conrad ' Anonymous • Carol B. Cronford * Ronald
DIGIondomenlco • John F, Domialskl • Brendo
J.
Dorshlmer •
Merle G. Dries * Joon L. Dupkanlck • John C. Edwords
Jonelle C
Edwards * Spencer L. Empet • Phillip D. Folk • Betty
S Fetter •
Kerry S. Fetter • Joseph D. Fleming • James
•
J. Fritz
William J
Gerlng • Sue C. Griffith • Lynn W. Grimm • Donno
L.
Hond *
Samuel J Hand
Allen W. Hondwerk
Suson R Hick*
Mary B
*

C.

'

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•

Geroldlne M. Jockson • Linda John* ' Joan
Jordon
Potrlclo Kacimarek ' Altheo C. Keifer •
John King •
Ronold R. Klemkoiky * Stephen G. Korol • Judith A.
Koval « Dovld
L. Krotx • Roymond I. Kunkel Jr.
*
Anonymou* Phillip D. Londers
• Richard leonovlch •
Kay Llverton • Corole L. Lorenx • R, Randolph
May • Gerald P. McBrlde * Mor|orie M. McCormlck •
Michael
Hill

S.

•

Hill

•

Mellinger

John

•

Nestlerode
A.

Rivers

Socco

•

Montgomery

D.

Nlckolo

Jomes

J.

J.

Oram
Rosinl

Robert O. Somsel

'

ShoHer

Laird

'

Roberto

Swank

'

P.
•

D

Specht

Daniel

Shively

•

V
• Carol
Koon* Mun»on • Brendo I
Jomes Pegg ' John R Price
Julio
Wllllom

John

•

Robert

E.

Zerbe

Rowett

•

• Regis
C. Stirling
Ruth O. Tropone • Sara

Tlmms
•

C.

Angelico

G

Anonymous
Anonymous • Anlto D
Alan W. Shoop
Diane Mei Ling So '

Linda V. Stirling

•

G

Jone E. VonHorn
Geroldlne L. White
Zoblocky * Rlchord

*
•

•

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F.

•

Chorles R

T.

*

W

Moody

Terry

Anonymous

•

John A. Murray
Nest.r

Linda

'

1

Kotherine M. Mulko

Patricia

Myers

L.

'

JeHeris M. Murr *
Linwood D. Nester • Nan C

Nlodno ' Robert L. Nlccol
Jame, Nyce
O Connor ' Noncy L. Ostrellch • Constonce A. Oyler • Joanne
Elaine B
Porker • Sandro K. Pascal ' Barbara
Perry
John R Perry III •
•

I.

Rlchord A. Phlllpkoski • James L.
Poechmann • Elaine
Purcell •
Janet Pursel ' Susan J. Redllne * Judith
H. Reed ' Korl D Reed
Robert L. Reed
Coral Morone Rleder
Bonnie C Riegel
Kis Lyn
I. Robinson • M. Louonn Rudy •
Russell C. Rudy Jr.
Bernard F
Schaefer • Aracelio E. Schlegel •
•
Barbara K Scott
Nancy
I

K
J. Sherwood
Arwlldo L Shoemaker • Sandra K
Gory
Shuey • H. Gordon Slv.ll • Joyce Sivell •
R ufh A
S onoker • Georgene R Snyder
Jean D Spon.nberg • Arthur A.
Stelner
Sharon I. Stelner
Thomo, S. Taylor Anonymous • John
J- Trathen
Robert L. Tucker
Gall S. Utl
Anonymou, Mary F
Volpe
Joseph W Walton • Carl T. Worhurst
Jr • Allen R. Waring
John S. Warto Jr. • Daniel R. Weov.r •
Thomo, S W.l,h •
Richord
Wllhour • Brendo N William,
Raymond B Wolverton
Mory K Woodward « John S Woytowlch •
Sh.rl.y S Yost
Frances
M. Zollnski
Robert Zaloni,
Roger H. Zei,loh • Fronk J. Zoranski

ShoHer

•

Barboro

Sholley

I.

a

1970
Robert Adomshick

Bedisky

C.

Belletieri

•

*

D.

Bingomon

L.

Dennis D

*

Bohr

Barbaro A. Compbell

CioHi

Eugene

*

E.

'

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Arre

L.

Beecham

Beth A. Berney

•

'

Frances

George

*

*

Robert

'

J.

Richard

Judith G. Bleber

Bartoletti
E.

•

Thomas

*

Frank A.
Meriam Bieber •
Bell

Anonymous * Beverly L. Bode * Patrice
Ann Harris Brandt • Edgar W. Bruboker
Judith M. Corr
III

•

Robert

T.

* Anthony
Cherill * Ellen C.
Colahon • Donald A. Corbin

Jane L. Corbin ' Brent C. Dovis * Morilyn Davis ' Francis P.
Deondreo ' Donold R. Deirterick * Cathy DeLuco • Chorles
G.
Dickinson ' Cynthlo M. Drucis * Anonymous * James
W. Duloney *
Noncy E. Edwards ' Anonymous * Kothryn J. Feist * Evelyn
M.
Fettermon * Roger J. Fettermon • Jomes R. Fissel •
Jack E.
Friedman 1 Judith A. Fuhrer ' Mary H. Gabb * Frederick
Garvey »
Kathleen A. Gearhart
Anonymous
Joseph J, Gribbin • Joseph
P. GriHiths • John P. Gross ' Mildred
M. Guigley
Warren N.
Herman * William F. Hibschman • Cinde L. Hlppenstiel • Kerry
C.
HoHmon Roy E. Hoglund Sharon L. Holtzer ' Donald M. Houck
Thereso Houck
Thomas E. Irwin • Carolyn R. Jacobs * Elizabeth A.
Jones • George E. Jones Jr. « Marcello A. Kaczmarcik '

Norma

Kalclch

•

Keiser

T.

Lomey
Anonymous • Monique H. Lautenschloger «
Lehman * Karen A. Lehman • Dennis M. Lesko * Evelyn
K.
Lewis • Bernlce M. Linn • Jennifer
J. Lomas • Connie M. Lowe • J.
Susan Ludwlg » Ellen L. Mock
Susan M. Marker • James B. Martin
Charlotte

Donno

I.

L.

John A. Martin

•

Kathleen A. McWilliams
Ellen Messerschmidt
Ralph C. Moerschbocher ' Suzanne M

Russella Moerschbacher

Moron

Carol J. Munch • Elizabeth J. Murray
Williom B. Murray
Jonet N. Nash
•

M. Nespoll

Barbara W. Nestor

•

Noll • Charles
Peter Pornell •

Stanley

Reynolds

•

Oakley

•

John

P. Paciorti ' Thomos U. Popoleo
Thomas P. Pierontoni
Anonymous ' Mory Rochko
Rakowsky • Chorles A, Reh • Ronald L. Reitz *
Mary L.

•

Roccogrondl

Runyan

J.

' Kathleen
A. Murray
Connie L. Nespoli • Joseph
Barbara A. Nielsen • Chorles G.

Peter
•

Erlo

Helen D

T.
L.

Reynolds
Rodger,

Solomone

'
•

Bonnie

J.

Leslie A.

•

Riefenstahl

Rohrbach

Lynn

Deborah

S
L

Michoel R. Solitsky ' Virginia P.
Freda Selple • Noncy L. Seksinsky
Anthony F Selvoski • Elizabeth
A. Sharbough • Jack W. Shorbough
Robert S. Shelly
Lorraine M. Shemo « Terry L. Shoener
Suson
Sklptuno, • Wallace D. Smith •
Chester C. Snovely • Henry A.
Snyder
Morgo F. Snyder • Robert L. Snyder
David C. Steiner •
Kathleen St.mmel • Robert S.
Stoudt • Stewart O. Stroble
Potricio
M Taylor Dani. J. Tearpock Williom E.
Tobias ' Thomas J. Troy
Roy S Underhlll • Betty J,
Underwood
James F. Valania •
Pamela D VanEpps
Mary J. Vee. • Mario Vezendy
Joseph
Vezendy Jr
M.choel Weinberg • Linda L.
Whi.ehaus • Karen J.
WilCh° * J ° hn M W,lc£
»' ' ^orio A. Wilson
Paulette W. Wolfgang • Mart,
Yanchek
Schaefer

P^h

•

Anonymous

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•

F

J.

Kathleen A. Kopes
Prlsclllo Z. Kayes • David A. Keifer
Jr,
David Kent • Jacqueline A. Kent * Daniel A.
Kliamovlch • John R. Krum * Loretto M.
Kukol * Michoel J. Ladd *

Boyd

1

Urisko

Wople*
Rochelle J Worhurst
White • Carol M. Zoblocky ' Irwin

*

Joan A. Fettermon
Poul D. Fowler
Kothleen A. Gocod
Anthony J. Gollogher * Barboro A. Gollagher
• June L
Gollo * G. Rlchord Gorman ' John Genoa Jr.
Potricio J.
George • Anonymous
Kothryn E. Giger
Mork S. Goldmon •
Anonymous • Myro J GrlHlth • Shoron L. Griggs * Gene C Gruber
Morlonn Gruber
Kathleen A. Grugon
Lorry A. Grugan * Louis
J
Guarlno
Potricio A. Hall ' Glenn E. Holtermon « Eileen
J.
Hartmon * Richard L. Hortmon * Dorothy M. Houber
Dennis
Heoton • Rlchord C. Herman
Gayle A. Hess ' Stella Johnson
Jr.

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*

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Bergol,, • Glenn A B.eber • Mort.n
J
B.llet • Juf># L
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R.chord I Coup • Chor..,
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Anonymous • Wilhom J Dovi., « Jonet I
Deondreo • Mortho H
Denkenberger • Donald A Denm, • Raymond
W Depew R ob,n
H D.Ik, * • Morgoret R Ooty
Kenneth R Drake • Dw.gh. P
Edr.s • Mory A Eglonsk,
Joy C Evon, • Potnao E Fear • Jon.
R
F.sher ' W-.ll.om
Fanner
Tony R Froi.T
Ceroid S Fr. y •
John J Gonr, • Frank D Gehr.g • Donno.eon
M George
W G.lhooley Anonymous • John J Noil* Jr
Kothleen F
Hormones
Stephen A Hormonos
John F Hortzog
Noncy R
H.ckey ' Anonymous
M.choel C Horbol • L.ndo S Mauser
W.ll.om I. Houser - Philip M lr. III •
Martha
y
Nelson Johnson I
Mox.ne Jones
Anonymous • Anonymous • Shoron I
KouHmon
Susan T Keepnew, • Anno Kessock
Anonymous
j.Hr.y D
Kleckner
Bothonno V Kob • Michoel Kolo.ejch.ck
Bruc. S
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Theodore N Lowson
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Ro.n.ck
Robert W
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Gerard T Sodosk. ' Gory I
Seymour • Leslie W ShoH.r • Koy Leonard
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•

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Robert S Ulonosk. •
Anthony Vig.lanti
Gregory J Violo
Morijoon A. Vlossonko
Jerry D Wolborn
Diana L Wolck ' Richard G Wolck • L
Jomos
Wallace
Steven H. Weoder • JoAnne Wieczorek
Joseph J
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Pamela C
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Boudmon
Carol J Bowon
Sherri K. Brondt * Shirley I Brofee
Linda N Brouse
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I
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Compbell • M.choel J
Carroll ' Gory M. Chambers ' Janice
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Corol A Heller, • R oy J
Herrold
Michoel R. Hessling
Beverly A Hibschmon • Wonda Mosortl Hill
Sandra K Hinckley
Noncy A. Hnosko * Peggy A Holdron ' Diane
G. Hosage * Audrey E Hower " Richord J
Huber • Bruce E Hunt '
Ronold R. Inkrote
Leonard E Jago
Sloven E Jonke
Maurito P
Johnson • Aldono M. Kartorio ' Sheilo A. Kinder
Jock B Kindt

Kenneth

Kline

I.

Phyllis

•

M

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Timothy E Kn.ss
Michoel
Kolendo • Dale J Kostick
George B Kuzo * Jonot L Lapore ' George J
Lapore Jr • John D Latshow • Connie R Lauboch •
Suson M Lee
Maryann Levine * Philip M Levine John
Liggett ' Jo Ann Long
• Potrick Lyons * Linda
D Morston
Barbara E McClosky
Robert
C McClosky • William J. McDonnell
Ann M McElwee Daniel A
McKinney * Morilyn E McMonomin
Louis J Melovoge
Kathleen
R. M.sner * John M
Mitchell
Suson J Mitchell
Jean Louise
Morris * Lansing Edgor Morris ' Pomelo R
Morris 1 Koy L Noll •
Borboro J Neuhord
Thomos L. C»okum « Kenneth G Osenboch
*

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Krieger

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Robert

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Roymond A lynch ' Jonke I
Diane Y Moturoni • Jerry I McClellan
Douglas F

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Jean

F

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Edward

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Jane Elmes-Craholl
Elizabeth A Dohlgren '
Lynn Croft Dovies • Jomes
Davis Jr. • Morgorot A Dennis
R.chord J. Derail « David P DeRose •
Anonymous James J Doyle
• Koy I. Drake ' Michael
J. Dufroyne * Regina M Dunn
Donold J
Ely ' L.ndo M Ennls
Jacqueline Feddock
Bruce S Fehr
Ann
C. Felty • Felix R Fernando* III ' Richord
R FeHermon
Robert C
F. glock • Jomes H. F.sher «
'
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Goldstein • Susan J Goudy • Poul V GroH

J

G Edwards Mory T Ernst > Ann. R Evon. «
Sandra A Foreman • Corol B Fronkel
Cynlhlo
I
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M Glmpert
Anonymous ' Debra K Green • Robert R GrlM.n •
Groydon A
Gulliver ' Berthonne M Hon.l • Ronald
C Hasslng.r
Kevin Hoys
•
Donold Hedish • Dennis I Holbrook •
Karen K Holbrook ' H
Donold Hummel « Carolyn M Hultemonn •
Edith J
lompletro '
Jeanne L Jansen • Richord B Jormon
David J Jenkins '
Kathleen L Jenkins
Dale E Koshner « Margery A Keller '
Kalhryn A Kirk
William R Kllngerman ' Linda
Eckersley

L

Sharon I. Bedisky • Carol A Belcher
• Bertha R
BennlcoH • Danny I Beyer • Rodney
Anonymous Katharine H Billet « Koron A Blackwoy
L

Patricio

H Kolb

M

Antoinette

M. Doon Adorns
Jockson A. Aileo Jr • Chorles J Anderson •
Jean Lou.se Atherton « Kerry S. Ayors
JoEllen Borno
Daniel F
Bartos

W

BluH

•
Robert
BluH • Maurice V Bochlcchlo '
Botke • Thomos I Brlggs • Polrlclo E
Bucher •
Dorothy D Bung. • Stanley J Bu.hner •
Suson M Byorek ' Mory
Jane Cordone • Frances Carr • Beth E Chrusch •
Borboro S Colvln
• Dlanne F
Cooper • Rosemary K Corby ' Joon S
Corson ' Do vld
R
Dickens • L.ndo K Drumm • Thomos
J
Dunn • Richord

1972

Beaver • Charlotte
' D.ane L
Belusko

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1930:

•

Jerome

Stlt.ly

McMurtrl.

Dennis
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Dovld R Novrockl • Jon

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Robert

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•

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Moore

'

Richord

Robert B Oliver

F

I O'Neill
Goll I Osenboch • Jomes J Palushock •
Louise
Pecsek • Anthony J P.lu.o
Eileen M P.luso ' Anonymous
Dovld H Pool • Mlchoal Scott Pow.rs
•
Noncy A Pron
C Dovld
PrueM III • Marcio E Rodo • Daniel I Rovlno '
Morion R..i. •
P.t.r I Richord * Joan M Ronco
Gwendolyn Ros.nl.ld * K.rry J
RuH • Froncln. R Rutulo Jom.s P Soch.ttl • Mori. N
Sapol Buck
* Rog.r M
Sovog. • Mork R Sch.H.y • Richord A Schwong.r
Vilo J Socundo * Elaine D Sheotlor
Dovld P Sltoskl • Joonne M
Sltoskl • Gary Alon Smith
Gory Allen Smith • Alex J Spencer '
Howord J Steward ' Dorothy Hortlng Swarti Rosanne
M Teito '
Shoron I Thockoro « Wllllom R T.erney « Koren I
Tr.thowoy '
Kenneth E Trometter
William J Troulmon ' John A Vontlne • M
Rophoel Vontlne
Morclo £ Vermuth
Anonymous
Richord J
Word Jr • Minnie Powell Watson • Charles F Wehlnger Melon*.

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Shelley

Steven R

M

Smith

Borry

Robert

Rom.n

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Alfred

I

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E.

Zolom.j

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•

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M

Ellen

Benson Zurn

Yon.go

Joseph

1973
Borboro B Adorns
Thereso A AshnoH

A Beam

Alon D

Adorns
Carolyn M Arndt *
J Scott Atherton • Thomos P Bonyos * Joyce
1
Bigelow
Terry L Biros * Lee R Blockwoy
*

Richord C.

Spodonl

T

A

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Stlne

*

Siewczyk

Kaye

Edward D Spellman

'

Judy

•

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Stlnson

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•

•

James
Snyder

Karen D Spellman '
Christine F Steward ' Judy

Catherine

Richord S

'

M

'

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'

Joseph

E

Szulonczyk
Lawrence J Tempetco 1 Debra
Thompson • lorry C Toy
Robert J Tucker • Undo J. Ullom '
Chorles H Updegraff Jr
Dennis R Urffer • William G Vorgo *
Kenneth A Vlonl • Carol I Wagner ' Timothy G Wagner •
James
W Walls • Kothy I Wollmon ' Michael T Warfel ' Solly A Warren
*
Anonymous ' William P Weygandt III ' Jane Weber Yanuni 1
•

'

J

Ernest

Yoles

I

Janet C

'

Zogorskl

1975

Patricia

A

Borrella

*

Bekaert

•

M

Donno
Ambler • Jon M Andes
Kathleen M
Dovld
Badger • Melodle A Badger • Mory Ann
Robert C Boylor ' Pauline f Boyrnor • Groce Walewski
Dione R Bell ' Dole J Bergmon ' Gall A Bergmon •
*

W

Gregory A

Bltler ' Poul D
Blow * Kothleen J Bosse
John F
Jone S Bronln • Janice K. Butz • Donno E. Cossel *
Cheddar Shaffer • Andrew J Cherlnka 1 Jonot L Cherlnko
Richord T Christlon ' Rosemarle Clews ' Patricia P Corcoran •

Dennis

M

D

Bonkus

*

Bey.rl.

«

Dotlllo

Abruzzi

Anthony
Brendo

*
•

S

Robert

Anderson

F

Pomelo

J

Botdorf

Bo.r

'

Wonieto

'

Stephen

Rickey

G

A
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Andreiock
'

Corol

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W

Bend.nsky * Dovid S
Mory Ann Big.low ' Anonymous *
Anonymous * Alice J Breon • John R Burnett • Timothy M
Collohon • Noncy J Comelllrl « Carolyn I Corr * Elizabeth A
Cort.er. ' Mory J Cosole * Samuel J Ceccocc. Jr * Noncy VonPell
Chiodo ' Poulo A Christlon * Potr.cio G Cluley * Mory A Coploff *
Jone I Cornell * Anonymous
lindo A Cureton • Wllllom R

DeRose

»

A

Judith

Mory

M

Joseph R Crocco

1974
Keith

*

Senapedls

Sofilko

Sworti

Tinsmon
Joseph
Voncas * Anonymous

Cloudio

A

Don.el

Rosolyn

Jr

Roorty

Daniel

Olgo

Pop.eloa

T

A

•
Corlton R Sheets ' Poul A Shoemaker
Mlckl Joe Sllngerland • Ralph J Smith •
Susan

•

Anonymous

Cloud.o

Lyle E T.Hony • Deboroh
Tomedi * Michoel P Trocy
'
Dovid E. Woller
Korl E
Webb Irene Weh.nger • Victor W Wills III
Oren M WoodruH
Pomelo L Woodruff

Linda K

Wolverton

R.

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J.

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Slomon

Andruslslon

E

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Brogonlni

Donno M.les Pol.nsky

•

Kenneth B Robinson ' Mory A Rupp
Schneck
Helen R Seebold ' Borboro

Anonymous

Timm

Kenneth

Shelly

Portion

S.

Barbara A. Plotukis

'

•

Slough

Steele

A.

•

Maryonn L. Popielorz
Robert M. Robb ' Eugene F
Kathleen A Re.ch
Kathleen M

Pr.zer

L.

Rorig

L.ndo

'

Poul

B.

Louise A. Pool

H

J

Goll

Hoover

James R Hutted Jr • Joseph W
Constance Jorrord
Linda I Jeffrey •
Glenn M Johonsen • lydlo J Johonsen *
Janice C Kell ' Joseph F Kempskl • Henry
M Klpp • Gary E
Kllnger • Randall I Kllng.r • Karen
N Kllngerman
Ruth Urban
Kluge • Audrey Koehler • Mark C Kohrherr •
Shoron E Kohrhorr •
Carol A Kunkel ' Linda A larzelere •
Anonymous ' Morybeth
Lech • Morris H Lelghow
Susan I Leltzel • Morilyn 1. Leo « lee
R linn • Angela Urbschat Looby • Francis
A lorah ' Clyde E
lowery ' Kathleen A Lynn • Clndro I Mollleue * Hollls
A Martin •
Suson H Martin • John A Mariano * Sondro K
Mourer • Deborah
A May ' Steven A McClellan « Solly A McClotkey •
John K
McGlll • Peter C
Mecco ' Cralgann Mehrmann ' Michoel J
Melzlnger
Jomes P Miller • Dovld B Moyer ' Noncy A Moyer '
Ronold I Nogle ' Ralph D O'Bonlon * Fronds T
O'Donnell • David
M OToole • Mary R Palmer • Tonl Kaiolonls Patronlk • Potricio I
Peotlle • Richard C Pohle ' Susan E Pohle «
Jomes R Pollock •
Roberto T Renaldo • Normon G Richards *
Richard E Roblton «
John S Saddlngton ' Mory I Scorp ' jone loren Scheffey '
Cynthia
Alicia

A

Terronce

•

Robert

Nancy

•

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Linda

1

Moureen Whitehead • R.chord C Whltmlre
•
Donno A Yonlgo • Undo J Verges •
Youshock • Anonymous * Anthony A Zawlstowski
Zoccolo * Jomes T Zoccolo
•

Willloms

Hoover
Jacques

Borboro

Jr

Mory

White

and Senior Walk

Bey.rl.

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T

• Ellen T
Doyle * Dov.d V Droppo *
Duncon Jr * Koren
Eberle * Pomelo
Ewell ' Anthony J Fobr.z.o * Albert J Fognoni
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Fohrenboch 1 William R Fohrenboch • Timothy J
Forrel * Robert E Fenstermocher * Mory Ann Fi.d 1 Roeonn V
1
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Shoron Penn Fiss.1 * Robert E Foltz ' Jomes J Fo* Jr *
John D Fr.th
Constonce E Goney 1 Beth L Gerlins ' Potricio 0
•
Gill
Douglos P Goerlitz 1 Susan M Gottlieb * Amy I Gyory • Jill
•
Hohn
M
Judy A Hall ' Doron J Homonn ' Catherine E Hommon
• Anne F
Honno * William R Honno George E Hossel ' Koren L
Hellmulh • Jeanne K Hofmonn • Eddie J Hollenbeck
Harold C

Suson L Duncon
A Evans Mory

•

Robert

I

I

III

'

C

Cureton • Judy Flicker Curron * Frank
' Geraldlne A
Dellinger • Jane E
Dewold 1 Corolyn L Driedger " Christina D
Eric

William Deletconlch

*

Detwiler • Cathy I
Dunning • Catherine J Eckersley * Richord J Eglck • loo K. English
• Mory K
Eplett > John T Eplett III I Vonny R Farley • Anonymous
• Ines Fernondez ' Eleonoro
M Fisher ' John H Flick • Thomas T
Foss • Kolhy J Fowler 1 Dovld B Fresch
Josoph A Gololl '
Sheryl A Gerhard ' Gory R Glossner • Kathleen A Glestner •
Kothleen M Glossner 1 Leah D Gluchoff 1 Diane W Goble '

Michoel F Grohom 1 Mory Ann Grohowski » Donno M Gulosh
Morylou Hole • Jock R Hale Jr ' Noncy L Holl ' Deborah A
Hossmger • Patricio A Houber ' Oenise M Mauser • Anonymous
Noncy A Hessinger 1 Jon M Hlckey * Joseph I Hllgor * Sharon A
Hllgor • Borboro B Hudock 1 Michele M Hummel 1 Lewonne
E
Hunt Shorp • Juliet M Joremko • Jeanne M Josbeno * Koren S
Karnes ' Diane M Keister ' Ronold W Keller 1 Morilyn J Kelly *

Dona S Keough
Kathleen M Kerick • Mark J Keyser ' Rebecca
Schrum Keyser
Undo E Klein • Jeffrey R Knauss * Sondro I
Knowlden • Joon M Koch ' Wllllom C Kochenosh • Borry W
•

A Kocher * Timothy J Kokolus * Cotherine M
Suson Kremposky • Ruth A Kudllck * Alon M Kush *
Thomos S loBor ' Brendo E Lehr ' Anonymous 1 Pet.r F.
lund.rgon • Judith H Madoro • Cynthlo S Molongo * Mlcho.l G
Kocher
Krouse

Cheryl

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W

Monloy

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Kothleen A. Swank * Poul D Swortj ' Judy A. Thomos
Tomosuro 1 lou.se F Tomtishen * Ron D Troy ' Jontce B
Undo Puloski Unger * Williom C Unger * Diane M Vorgo

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Joann M

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Wood

*

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Gorry Abdo ' Borry W Adorns * Jeanne
Adorns * Shoron G.
Andrews
Dole R Boker
Sheree A Boshinsky ' Morsho G
Belcher ' John F Benger 1 Anonymous * Jomes W BischoH Jr. '
Kondio P Block * Cynthio I. Blank * Kenneth D Blonk ' Corol A
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Morlene R Borzok * Cofhy A. Boscio * Evo M. Botsko *
Boyce ' Stephen R. Boylond * Poul T Brozil * Steven J.
Jone Tipton Bubak * Ronnie L. Bucher 1 Anne M Burntt 1
Byrnes * Virginio M. Byrnes 1 Vlacio M Campbell
Roger

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Jomes I
P. Compolmi * Albert E. Cavollucci ' Lenore A. Cherry
Chubb Jr • Kenneth M Coll * Robert G Conrod
Costello ' Cotherine M Cotton " Edword F. Cove Jr

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Anne M Deon
Elizabeth A Dempsey
Mork A Diefenderfer ' Anonymous *
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Jomes R Domenick
Robert R. Domenick
Alyce J. Dondero '
Anthony M. Drogotta 1 Patrick J. Duffy
Elizobeth A. Dunnenber
ger * Jonet E. Dunscomb * Shoron A. Durbono * Foith R Ebright '

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Don C Adams * Ronold I. Adelborg
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Atwater III ' William I. Ayres * Pomelo J. Barni • Borboro
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Jomes F Blockus
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Bogort

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Boris Borgia • Karen M. Bowmon • Sharon A.
Rose M. Broymon
Edword J. Breiner • Julianne Breiner
Joseph F. Bukotskl • Coryn A. Campbell • Dennis H. Carley
Joseph P. Corroll * Borboro A Caruono * Dovid
E
Cathermon
Ellen M. Chocosky • John K. Chacosky *
Kim F Clork ' Mory A.
Cleory • Vonessa A. Coney • Evelyn Connell
Motthew J.

Ackermon • Anonymous • Deborah Bland Atherholt •
Gary L. Aurond ' Sherry I Borth
Patricio A Boylor ' Marlene H
Beover
Dlone K. Blc|an • David D Bllger • Larry J Blase • Evelyn
M. Blewltt

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Athene N. Blow

'

Ronald

J.

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Morllyn Butler • Gary J. Campbell
Kathleen G. Corogher
Carol A. Correll
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Christine

Davis

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Prlscllla V.

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Robert

R. Breon
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D. Chrlstmon •
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Doron Rebecca G. Drozdowskl
Joan M. English • Debra A Evans
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Morgoret A. Frith ' Sue Collins Fritz
David M
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Henry I. Garie
Mlchele A. Gorle * Sue A. Gelger •
Jean M. Generose ' James R. Gingrich • Karen
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M. Glovlch • Leann R Gogol
Elizabeth A. Grohom • Kit Griffiths
• Patricia Fell Harvey «
Susan Stoddard Howk ' Christopher A
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Drew K. Hostetter •
Karen Stank Howenstlne
Richard T. Howenstlne ' G Thomos
Hughes III
Susan P. Hulslzer * JeHrey C. Hunter • Melon,.
S.
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Shello D. Jones * Evelyn C
Kolbflelsch • Susan Kessock • George
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Vincent
Jomie I Woters * Karen I Webb
Christine I Wholen * Mory Ann
Williams ' John A Wllliomson Jr • Jacqueline K Winey * Dovld P
Wise * Julie A Wise Michoel J Yovorchok * Morgoret R Young
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Koren D Scott * Anonymous • lee Ann C. Smith •
Amonda S Spence * Rondall B Spence ' T.rrl I Springer •
Carole
A Stouffer • Deboroh A Stefanliko • Barbara A Slov.r • Natalie
Tockltl • Douglas E Taylor • Anthony
J
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R,
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A. Young • Jomes D
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Schellhommer
Richard K Schiebel
Scott A Schneider ' John
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Stothopoulos *
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D Morohovech
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lee F
Mueller • Roseann M Murello * Marlsa A Nestlco
Brodley M
Northrup 1 Jill C Pelrson
Frank R Prencavoge * Thomas J Price
• Deboroh M
Prlnclpotl ' Anonymous 1 Noncy A Rafferty • Monlco
Mitchell

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Jomes C. Puderboch Jr.
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James L. Quinn • Lois E. Rabenold
Tobin C Rank * Mork A
Roynes ' John E. Reenstro Jr ' Carole Y Rein * Sonlo I Ressler
Lori A Richter * Kristine M. RinghoHer
Mary F Sobin
Koren C
Scheinerman • Edward Schellhommer
Mork C Schoenogel 1
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Morgoret A Scholl
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Marsho J long
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MocNeal • Gregory B Malloch
Teresso A Molloch ' Carmen M
Moloney • Theresa J Maniscolco • Kenneth R Martin
Dorothy S
Mosom • John I Maturonl 1 Roduno I Moutz * Sondro J Moyer 1

Marsha A. Linn ' Mory Beth Linn Pomelo A. Lockwood
• John R. luxford Jr. • Samuel
J. Malondro Jr
Francis T Moloney
• Richord P
Maniscolco « Betty J Morr • Michael S Morr
Sondro
J. Mossaro 1 Teresa M. Mozlch
Thomas A Mazzonte * Corol M.
McClain
Wendy A. McDonnell
Elolse S McGorry • Dovld W
Mcllwolne
Charles I Meachum • Ann Medeiros * Richord S
Menniti * Robbin H Miller • Joann M. Mischlonti
Lorle L Mitchell
• Michael I
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Brian R
Musselman * Donold F Neldig * Patricio G O'Neill • Joseph M.
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Helene P Gilbert ' Robert E Gllgannon
Michoel A Gcx • Keith
Gogel • George R Groom ' Cynthia J Gross * Debro A
Gross
• John C. Gross * Jomes H
Gross Jr
Kenneth I Grove * Mory F
Guyer
Debro I. Hallock ' Llso M Honusclk
Rebecca R Hormony
• Debro A
Harvey
Dovld E Hossrlck ' Roberto
Houpt 1 William
G Heiss * Suson R Henninger Brian Hessentholer Glenn K
J
Horlocher • lori I Horvoth • Deborah E Jackson •
Ernest F
Jockson • Rosemary A Jaeger • Joseph P Kallnoski
Jomes R
Kordos • Nanette S Keys
Fronk J Konschnlk « Pomelo H Kralter

Shoron E. Holko * Thomos A. Holt
Houser
8 Lois Hueholt
Michoel A Inc.tt, • Michael D.
Joggord * Corol D Johnson • Steven P. Johnson
Murray J
Johnson Jr
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Suson E Koronovich
Morio E
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Cynthio A. Kuhns * Jean M. Lane * Vincent
J. LaRuffo
Dovid M
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M.chele
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Ann T Hoch
Hofner
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Jonet M. Granlto

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John R Kroske
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Kulko • Mark Kunowskl * Donno M

Deborah

A Lamer

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•

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Koren A Llchlenwaller 1 lori D
lindenmuth • Jomes llthgow * Lisa R llthgow 1 Anonymous ' Sue
A long • Amy I luhr • Cheryl A Lukasiewicz 1 Elizabeth A Lyons
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Rochelle R
Moustell.r • Morie I
Moyer • Hozel C McAvoy * Valerie I

McCloskey ' Moureen £ McDonold * Anonymous * Stacy J
Mclndoe * Thomos P McNomoro * llso G McNeil * Nancy I
Millmon • Tommy M Moore * Kim A Morgan ' Sondro M Morrash
• Cheryl A
Murray
Koren I Narolewski
Gretchen I Norman
Diane K Overo
Peter J Povllsh ' Jomes H Peoke • Patricio A.
'

Peterson

Timothy

G

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J

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Sonyo I Pursel * Thereso M Racek • Goil
Renner 1 Sherne M Risberg • Joonne Z

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A-16

1987

Rogers ' Beth Ann Rohrboch ' John P Ronco
K»nn«th C
Ro*encronc« * Richord Y Runyon 1 H Sue Ny« S Kenneth J. Schorfenberg Jr 1 Jeffrey D Scheetz * Any S S**g«r •
Jone A. Seislovo * Kothy I Settelen * Dovid
Smolttig * Jeffrey
A. Smith • Philip J Spompinolo * Mlchele L Spongier
Joni 0
Stoner
Wllllom Sypowko 1 Glno M. Toglloli
Kothleen Thofcher
Stocy T Thotcher * Sown A Thleme * Lorl A Tighe 1 Anonymoui 1
Klmberlee A Trewler 1 Von S. Troulmon • Reglno I Trumon •

Anonymou* * Ann M Burger ' Christine A Campbell 1
• Deon D
Chiodo * Douglos A Coup * Alice E
A Cnspell
Lindo P Doddono * Thereto V
DeLucco * Suson I Dobbs * Monlou Doneker ' Koren L Eshelmon *
•
Joseph V Foust
Robin A Fetterolf * Elizabeth B Gille»pie
Koren J Gormley * Williom D J Greiss ' Solly I Gunned* *
Jeffrey A Guth * Conrod A Hoenny 1 Anonymou* ' Cynlhio C
Hepler • Come A Hettich * Kim R Hoffman • Anonymous
Scott

Anonymou*

E

M Bowne

W

Suzanne C. Vlcorl ' Michel* M Vogt
Morgoret L. Woitelcryk • Dovid J Wotermon

Wolker
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Oonno J
Wenner
Glorlo Wlgeri * Anonymou* •
WH»on * More Winter 1 Robin K Winter •
Brendo J Witt • Pomelo S Young • Steven W Young 1 J Michoel
Zovocky • Anonymoui * Steven K Zlegler * J Todd Zimordo '
Oonno Polok Zlmmermon

Inch

•

Kelly K

Chri»tine C
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Kramer

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Richord S

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Knupp

Boyd A Kreglow

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Leslie
Robin A McCobe

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McGuire ' Ellen V Mclntyre * Marvin

Phyllis

Miller

Mover

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Jonathan P Robinson 1 Philip

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Louro K. S harrow • Lone I. Skibber '
Scott • Jame* J. Semok
Bruce J Stewort ' Jill C VonOrden ' Borboro A. Weigel ' Mork D
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Elizabeth E. Yeoger
Denise A. Yergey
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Cromer 1 Timothy I
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Suton K Dolly * Gholom H Doryonovordon * JuNe
A Deck • Maria I. DeMolteo * li*o A. Dlehl • Diane M DiGiocomo
• Dorothy I
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Duvernoi* ' Kevin H
Eorley 1 Cynlhio Ebllng * Sondro I Eckorl • April C Edword* •
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Donno J Feeg
Christopher J Ferdock 1 Carol A
Feskanln * Morgoret M Flynn * Gregory S Frey 1 Kothy A Frnendt

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Henderson ' Anonymous * Jomes
Hullmon ' Mory M Hullmon
• Foy B
Hunsberger • Dlonno R Johonsen * Potrlclo J Johnston •
1
Pomolo S. Jones
Brendo J Kahley • Undo D Kammordlener •
Borbara Yeoger Karsthner
John K. Keegon 1 Klmborly A Kinney
• Susan J. Knopp
Janet F. Knox • Scott J Kullck 1 Klmberly S
Kuronyo * Kothryn M Land ' Dorcle I. loudensloger * Eloine P

W

A Lolkol Morgoreto M Leiden ' Anonymous '
loeh 1 Ernest H Long • lorl B. Long 1 Fran M Lubln
1
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John V. Molosky * Joonne Marrone * Louis E
Moslowe * Colleen M. McAullffe * Anonymous * Donno M
Mlchallrysen * Nancy A. Miller • Sandra L Miller • Fronk J
MlnUhak * Jeffrey K Mlnnlch 1 Leslie J Mitchell • Tracy I Motyko
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Robert
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Anonymoui Ruby L. Schuon • Edward M Secoges * Jodl A Selp *
Todd I. Selp
Danielle A. Slmone * Harvey M, Smith * Kerry A,
Smith * Undo M. Smith ' Jomes O. Snyder ' Pomelo S Spencer *
Catherine I. Stoub * Joon Stelnbrecher • Deborah A Stoudl '
Georgia A Straub ' Penelope S Swortibough 1 Jeanne A
Sweinberg • Beth A Thomoi 1 John F. Trench • Kathleen A.
Trimmel * Molly E. Troutmon * Cheryl A. Varell 1 Louise D N
Wachter • Anonymous
Reglna M Waters ' B. Stephen Wholey Jr.
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Deniie I Corilo 1 Beliy I. Chorlton

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Alan J. Hoyl • Short I. Inner*! • Georgia I Jone*
Kenneth T
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William N lebo • Sheryl
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Carol A. lie** 1 lot*
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Jame* S Morgan • Brendo S Nichol* * Keith J
OI»en • Eileen H O Nelll ' Rito A. Pognotto • Richord
J
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Steven H
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Shoron A Serafln ' Suxonne E. Shane * Douglot R
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Mory A St Ledger '
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and the state system during the

university

A

Chun 1 Undo J Cloui Jerome N. Crogle ' Mory H
David B Danyluk
Lisa M, Delaurentii
Brendo M
Dleti • Cindy K. Engllih * William A. Evans III
Undo R Fegley
Rick T. Felt 1 Koron A Ferenchlck 1 Hilary
A. Fisher • Connlo M
Frank* • Noreen M. Frlel • Ruthonn B. Fullon •
Kothy A. Gabriel *
Gerald J. Gam Jr
Kothleen A. Glgler • Dlno M Glovonnlnl •
• Michoel
Crawford

Redman
The fund was established during the 1983 Redman
Reunion, when alumni in attendance made a commitment to establish a permanent football scholarship
in
memory of Robert B.

Redman, former Husky
ball

coach and Hall of

foot-

was agreed

to

award

As

of

about $2,000

'

Mory

T,

resuming his studies in the communication field, he has
maintained a solid academic average.
Rochester will present this year's award to a football
player (or players) who has displayed the
most courage
during the previous football season as determined
by the
football coaching staff and the
physical therapist The
scholarship is used by the recipient to pay
part of this
educational expenses at BU.
The first recipients of the award were Jay DeDea
and
Joe Dowd.
The Athletics Department, Development
Office and
Husky Club continue their efforts to make
this scholar-

February 1, 1987,
has been contrib-

uted.

Tom

Calder,

assistant

director of development/athletics, believes there are
enough interested alumni to

rekindle the original scholarship drive at this time All

alumni

are

invited to help
$5,000 goal by sending their checks (payable to

1

REDMAN

Scholarship Fund) to the BU
Development Office,
er Ha11 B,oom sburg University,
Bloomsburg PA
,,„^ u
17815. by May 1. All contributions
mav be applied
toward membership in the Husky Club.

1986
A Agnew

tion

a

$500 annuaJ scholarship to an
outstanding freshman recruit
as soon as the fund reaches
$5,000.

'

•

Angela C Antonelli • Kothy J Bodger • Holly
K
•
Randall S Benn
louro Bittmonn
Amy

Bokolar

Alumni with questions

'

4663

may

freshman starting running back, earning All-Pennsylvaiua Conference Eastern Division Second Team recognition. During the fourth game of the
season, he
sustained a spinal injury which resulted in a quadriSince that time, the young man has been an inspirato other BU athletes. After a long
period of
rehabilitation, a determined Rochester
returned to
classes and is a regular along the sidelines.
Since

inductee.
It

The Vernon Rochester Most Courageous Athlete
Award will once again be presented during the Husky
Club Annual Day of Champions banquet this spring.
Rochester played on the 1982 Husky football team as a

plegic condition.

Fame

BU Foundation/Redman

Boer

briefing.

Rochester

During the football alumni phonathon last fall, several
BU alumni inquired about the status of the Redman
Scholarship Fund.

meet the

Judl

-

President Ausprich (left) and Chancellor James H. McCormick
discuss issues prior to a briefing for area legislators at BU on
February 5 Among
seven state legislators invited to discuss higher education issues were
(from left) Rep Ted
Stuban of the 109th district; Sen. Edward Helfrick of the 27th district,
and Rep Robert
Belfanti of the 107th district. Ausprich and
McCormick outlined priority concerns for the

Scholarship funds sought

Belli

J.
III

BUDGET BRIEFING

(right)

Wlttes
Sherrl

1985
Wendy

it

contact Calder at 717-389-

ship fund self-sustaining. Contributions
are

welcome and
be credited toward membership in the
Husky Club
Please send checks, payable to
Vernon Rochester

may

Award

to the Development Office,
Carver Hall, Bloomsburg University, Bloomsburg, PA 17815
Please contact Dr. John S. Mulka,
dean of student
development (717-389-1199), or Tom

Calder, assistant
director of development/athletics
(717-389-4663) if you
have any questions.

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/March

1969

Continued from page 12

Representative: Sandra Ekberg Brown. 2177
Rebecca
Drive. Hatfield. PA 19440 (215) 368-2784

DALE

HENNE

has joined the National Bank of
Boyertown as vice president and senior auditor
He had been employed at Fleetwood Snacks. Inc and
has 15 years of banking experience with the Bank
of
Pennsylvania, where he served as vice president
and
C.

'69

auditor.

KATHRYN

M.

JENKINS

'69.

retired Minersville

Area

School District nurse, died Januarv 6 in
Minersville
A 1945 graduate of Jefferson Hospital School of
Nursing in Philadelphia, she served as a school
nurse
from 1962 until her retirement in June 1986.
Surviving are her husband. Robert Sr.; a daughter
Susan Spirko; a son, Robert Jr.; four grandchildren

and

a sister.

1971
Pittsburgh She is an assistant professor
of speech
communications and theatre arts at Wilkes College.

44's operations, including programming"
promotion, development and public relations
Kelly joined WV1A in 1974 and has held
several
positions, including community relations
director, devel
opment director and assistant general manager
He has
also taught at BU

He and

his wife. Jan. live in

three children. Sean. Kristin and

PhoenixvUle Area High
Spanish and English.

joined the faculty of
School where she teaches

BARRY STAPLES

70 has been promoted to associate
Lackawanna Junior College. He earned an

professor at
associate in science degree in business administration
at
LJC in 1968, a bachelor's degree in business education at
Bloomsburg, and a master of arts degree in counseling
at Marywood College.
After serving as a faculty member at Haverford
Senior High School, he joined the LJC staff in 1971, first
as admissions counselor and later as an instructor
He
was later promoted to assistant professor and chair of
the secretariaJ science department.
Among his professional achievements were the establishment of the word processing program at LJC and
being listed in Outstanding Educators of America

Outstanding Young
E.

Men

of

CLEWELL

America.

70 has been promoted to vice
Perm Security

he served in
both the audit and trust departments of an Allentown
bank.
his wife, the

in

1981,

former Barbara

Geiger, reside
in Moosic with their three children, Robert,
Michelle
and Stephen.
J.

^hool

He and

HOUCK

of

70 has been appointed principal
the Bellefonte Area High School. He had been

assistant principal at Bald Eagle-Nittany High School in
Mill Hall since 1979. Earlier in his career, he taught

physics and chemistry in Williamsport and Schuylkill

While completing his master's degree at Bloomsburg.
he participated in two National Science Foundation
Grant studies at Villanova University. He earned his
principal's

certificate at Penn State, where he also
received letters of eligibility to be an assistant superin-

tendent and superintendent.
He and his wife are parents of a son,

Adam

David,

RONALD

L.

REITZ 70 has been promoted by H

Sons, Milton, from personnel and training
to assistant to the vice president. He has been with the
firm for seven years.
He and his wife, Patricia, have four children, Bryan,

Heather,

Adam and

his wife, the

reserve

Justin.

learned of openings for teachers
military bases
He was selected
assigned to his present base.

ALAN JONES
in

Kansas

PA

William H. Cluley,
17331.(717) 225-3285.

BRINLEY CRAHALL

621

Hammond

JR. (Master's 71) and

were married

in

JANE

Kingston.

Brin, who received his undergraduate degree at Penn
State, graduated cum laude in communications and is

employed at Crab all Electric in Courtdale
Jane attended graduate school in interpersonal communications at Ohio University and is a doctoral
candidate

Guard

that he

at

overseas

U.S.

In

1985

and

was

71

Is

pastor of the Chapel Oaks Church

Rev. Jones received his master of divinity degree
Andrews University Theological Seminary at
Berrien Springs, Michigan. In 1974 Upon completing nil

from

internship at Shadyslde Seventh-Day AdvenUsI
Church
Pittsburgh, he ministered and conducted evangelism

In

in

political

rhetoric

at

the

University

of

manager

72 has been appointed distribuFoods Corp in York With

for Ettllne

jevenl Ol experience in the transportation Industry
Kolb Is responsible For all warehousing and delivefv
'

activities

THOMAS
Haxleton

l

eommuuih

BURNS

L.
'72 was honored by the
West
ions Club tor his service to the club
and the
dm lug his tenure as president

He is a vice president anil trust of leer with the
Hazleton National Bank
He has completed many
hanking courses and has l>een active in community
church activities
He and his wile, the termer Jane Kuchar, are parents
of two children Meredith and Ross.

BOB WHITE '72 of Stroudsburg has been named
assistant vice president 01 operations for Outdoor
World.
He bungs
wars of management experience to his
new post, 20 <>f those years In operations Cor 14
years
he worked in the private camp Industry He
also has
•

'

extensive experience In tlmeshare marketing and sales
and print production
His new responsibilities Include Implementing
programs, handling special project-, end analysing reports

and

statistics

EDWARD
National

A.

BLACKWELL

Catholic

Jr. '72 Is president of the

Young Adult Ministry

Association,

He is chaplain ai MQlersvUle University and Is the
diocesan dlrcctoi .,1 Young Adult Ministry lie is also
Northeast Regional ilrectoi
He earned a master of arts degree In theology and
was ordained In 1976 In the Diocese of Harrlsburg
inc.

SHERWIN O ALBERT

Coudersport for two years and

in

In

Hamburg

Jr

'72

the Sunhui

\

named chief
ommunltv Hospital

has txwn
l

Since Joining the hospital Staff In 1973, Albert has served
as accountant, controller, assistant administrator and
acting administrator.
in his new role he win be responsible for part
ol the
daily hospital operations and win be involved In
planning He will retain his re.s|Hn.sihllilles as chlel
financial office]

He

Is

a licensed nursing

home

administrator.

for five.

In 1980, he spent a

month in Sayre holding evangelistic
the past two years, he has served
churches in Lincoln and Holland, Nebraska, and as a
part-time chaplain at the Lincoln Hospital
Rev. Jones is married to the former Susan Newman of
Sayre, and they are the parents of four children
services.

For

RONALD MELXSELL
manager

of

71 has been appointed program
Thrift Shops He resM-

Good Shepherd

Nazareth

DIANA BRAGANINI STATSMAN

71 has been certithrough Laubach Literacy
International. Diana, the director of the Scranton
Council for Literacy Advance, is one of only two
certified tutor trainers In Lackawanna and Wayne
counties.

She and her husband. Robert, live In Scranton with
Tamara. and Amanda

their three daughters: Jessica,

.IOI IN SABOL '72 was featured In a article
written by
Pal Purcell for the Pottsvllle Republican
When John Sabol rai B itudsnl Bl Mahanoy Area
High School, one of his teachers told him he wouldn't

amount

to

much.

Boy, did he fool her!
In the 20 years since he left school, Babol has been
an
archaeloglst anthropologist, a guard at the Russian
Embassy, an army sergeant, military technician,
border guard, policeman, reporter, fighter and Viking
*
A Viking?
Actually, Sabol Is a professional archaeologist-anthropologist. His other Jobs were on a Paramount movie set
in Mexico, where tie worked as an extra
and has had
small speaking roles
While employed as a professor In the Mexican
national education system In 1968, Sabol heard auditions
were being held for extras for the film "Dune" at
Churubusco Aztecs, one of the world's largest movie
studios.

in

71 and John O.

Mummert

71

responsible for PG&W's consume] e lated activities,
including the operation of PG&W's local business
offices, customer information and contact personnel
si
well as the meter reading and collection functions

He joined PG&W in 1975 as
named manager of accounting

On

l lard

he rani

to

the set, auditioned,

he would hear from the movie company

Bloomsburg

has been elected vice
president for consumer affairs by Pennsylvania Gas and
Water Company's board of directors He will be

Representative:

'72

the

City.

HARRY E DOWLING

Ave., Hanover,

Jacqueline Feddock. 240 Central
York, N Y 10019

MICHAEL M KOLB
tion

<>|MTa!lng officer of

KIMBERLY JO CADMAN

1971

M
New

i

was while attending schools with

were married

ELMES

is

joined the Berwick faculty In 1975 and taught sixth
grade. While teaching, he also served in the military
It

Representative
S.. Apt 14A,

Park

Is

fied as tutor trainer-literacy

adopted from Korea.

Warshow and

who

District,

He

seminars

M.

71.

Kutztown Unlversltj

former Diana Johnson, have a
son, Michael Paul Jr. They live in WeiuVn
West
Germany, a short distance "from the base where
he
teaches. The city, he says. Is about as large as Wilkes
Barre and Is located in an area that has a landscape
similar to Columbia County
savs the mimic .ue
most friendly
From 1971-1975. he served In the Air Force and was
stationed at Andrews Air Force Base In Washington.

president and assistant trust officer by

Bank and Trust Company.
Prior to joining Perm Security

1972

anil

at

on leave from the Berwick
teaching children of service
personnel at C-afenwoehr Base, an American military
base in West Gen..?nv, just lb miles Iron,
the Czech
border
.j-??

and

DONALD

Montgomen and

Reading

He has done graduate work

MIKE RICCI

He and

Megan

SCOTT T HEFFELF1NGER 71 has been named the
Berks County marketing represent a tive (oi
Knvdnm
Health Care. Wayne, a health maintenance organization

Inc., in

THOMAS

Mountaintop with their

chUdren. Michael.

-

Channel

was director of
recruitment with Keystone Community Blood Bank

PATRICIA SABIA 70 has

6 ai
ls w,,e Gal1, have
pjf and
!?^
w
Erin
Stephen.

WILLIAM KELLY 71 has been promoted to the
newly-created position of vice president and
station
manager of WV1A-TV/FM He has responsibility
for

Representative: John W. Dalfovo, 215 Forrestal Drive
Caravel Fair, DE 19701 (302 ) 268-9403

13

1971

licensed to operate In Berks. Chester,
upper Delaware count u s
Prior to his appointment. Scott

1970

1987

internal auditor
in 1980

and was

He was

elected to
1984 and assistant vice president

assistant controller in
of consumer affairs in 1986
A certified public accountant, he earned an
from
the University of Scranton He has been very active In
professional and community activities.

MBA

and was told
they were

If

Interested In his services.
Salx.l ...i.l he though! that was the beginning and end
of his movie career, but about three week: latei he was
called and offered the role.
In "Dune." which .t,,r, .(use Kerrar, Max Von Sydow
and the rock singer Sting, Sabol has five different parts.
"My face was only seen in one In the other four roles
I wore masks," Sabol said
He also worked on special
effecLs when- he was one of 10 people pulling different

parts of a monster.
Because there was plenty of action on the film, some
of the voices were not as clear as they should have been,
and Sabol 's voice was dubbed in. His voice was also
used for the Mexican actors who had small speaking
parts.

Sabol's one speaking part and about 30 other scenes

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/March

14

1987

1972
ended up on the editing room floor when the five-hour
fiJm was cut down to a two and a haif hour show, but the
acting bug had bitten him
Since then, he has had speaking roles in many
American and Mexican films and has been featured on
television commercials.
Although Sabol said he enjoyed working on all films,
he especially liked working with Sylvester Stallone on

and a

"Rambo

las,

"A

are confused about Stallone and
perceive him to be different from what he actually is,"
Sabol said. "He has a lot of savvy about the Job he
wants done."
Sabol said when some of the big name actors are
Involved in filming, they keep to themselves and do not
mingle with others on the set.
Stallone was not like that. Sabol said Stallone would
laugh, joke, talk and readily pose for pictures when he
wasn't filming, but when the cameras began to roll he

m

In another film,

"Benny and Beauford," Sabol portrays a reporter who interviews Joe Frazler.
Sabol said often the movie titles are changed when
they are released, and he doesn't get a chance to see the
film.

"You

know

don't

keep you

In

"The best actors In the world are shy," said Sabol.
"Most actors are Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde, and their
personalities change when they are before a camera they get more aggressive."
Sabol said he could do a lot more acting if he was
willing to give up his duties as a professor of
archaeology-anthropology at a Mexican university
He said he has about six months to go until he will

Mexico

five years,

With

papers.

the

be
will receive residency
papers, he will be an

and then he

residency

American citizen with the same rights as Mexican
citizens and will be free to come and
go as he pleases
and will no longer have to report to the government.

When working on "Rambo

he took three weeks off
from school while other professors handled his duties In
his administrative position, Sabol is in charge
of 35
teachers and is the first American to head the department.
At this time he is toying with the Idea of returning to
college for another master's degree in
intercultural
communications It deals with how other nationalities
II,"

react to certain situations and what

is

acceptable

in

their culture.

After earning a degree at Bloomsburg
and a master's
degree at the University of Tennessee, he
studied at the
University of Americas in Cholula,
State.

He was

Mexico, and at Penn
a student and assistant at the University

Devon En # and durl "g the excavation
of
1
century Wolvesey Palace in Winchester
Sabol also spent a summer as supervisor
of a team of
field surveyors in South
Dakota that was involved in
recording historic and pre-historic
archaeological sites
He believes one of life's ironies is that he is a
teacher
l hated school, and now
here I am a teacher
Sabol said his interest in archaeology
and anthropology developed during his youth when
he and his friends
walked the mountainside near his home.
"I had a great imagination,
and I used to trv to
er

Ik
the Z?l
12th

visualize

'

what

PA

JOHN

and

it

was

18931

Hazleton

RAPHAEL PALUCCI VANTINE

November

73 are

Mary Raphael, born

parents of a daughter,

the

They have two other children: Catherine Anne,

who

half,

who

five

attends kindergarten, and John Nicho-

They

three

is

Their address

PA

been instrumental in using innovative techniques in the
teaching of foreign languages, resulting in an increased
number of students learning the language. She is
currently developing a method of teaching historical
concepts to students in the beginning level of German.
Judith, who also earned a master's degree at Bloomsburg, received a Fulbright Grant for Foreign Studies
and has traveled extensively through the Germanic

on

24, 1986.

Just adore their new sister'
132 S. Landis Street, Hummelstown,

is

17036.

KENNETH

E. GABLE '73 and Linda B Hanson were
Austin, Texas Kenneth is employed by
Farm Credit Banks of Texas as a senior systems
accountant. They reside in Austin.

married

countries. She has begun advanced degree work in a
studies program at Klagenfurt, Austria.
She has also taught courses in English and German at
the Luzerne County Community College and is a feature
writer for the Sunday Independent, Wilkes-Barre.

summer

in

JAMES MARINELLO

Jr. '73

is

assistant chief parole

Luzerne County. He has been on the faculty at
College, Wilkes-Barre, since 1979, where he

officer of

Kings

1974

teaches five different criminal justice courses.
He also teaches in the graduate school at Marywood
College, where he authored a graduate course in child
abuse. He has approximately 60 hours of specialized
training from the Federal Law Enforcement Training
Center of Glenco, Ga., in child abuse and sexual

Representative:

Avenue, Hamburg,

Indians that roamed
the woods, Sabol said. When he returned
home he often
transferred his thoughts to paper in the
form of poetry
Someday in the future, Sabol would like to see a
movie
done on the early days of Schuylkill
County and help in
the creation of the characters

Kanouse

Peattie,

Fern

19

74 and her husband,

Wesley, are parents of a son.

ALAN W. DAKEY '73 has been named senior vice
president and cashier at The Dime Bank in Honesdale.
Since joining the bank staff in 1973, he has been an
assistant loan officer, loan officer, assistant cashier and
loan officer. He was named vice president in 1981 and
vice president and cashier in 1984.
He also graduated from the Pennsylvania School of
Banking at Bucknell University and the Stonier Graduate School of Banking at Rutgers University. He earned
his
in finance at the University of Scranton.
Dakey is secretary of the Wayne Industrial Development Corporation, a member and past president of the
YMCA board, a member of the Honesdale Lodge 218,
Free and Accepted Masons, and a former member of
the Honesdale Area Jaycees.

SUSAN DUNCAN 74 and Dr. Robert Patrick Dorion
were married January 3 in Shamokin. Susan is a
medical technologist at Stuart Circle Hospital

mond, Va., where they

TYRONE BOMBA

in

Rich-

reside.

74 and Tracey Burgard were

married October 7

in Copenhagen, Denmark. They spent
a five-day honeymoon there before returning to their
duties with the U.S. Army in Germany.

ANTHONY J. FABRI2I0 74 has been named vice
president of finance at Pennsylvania Optical in Reading.
He joined the firm in 1974 as a cost accountant and has
held various management positions in the accounting
department.

Dr. TIMOTHY J. McCLOSKEY '73 and his wife are
the parents of a son, Shawn David, born on January 18.
The couple also has a daughter, Jay me Lynn.

KATHRYN KIRK

has

'73

Boyertown Area School
North Penn and

Owen

Joined

the

faculty

She formerly taught
Roberts school districts.

District.

J.

1975

of
at
1,

TOM

and

MARCIA KLINGER SWEITZER

'73

are

December

20.

Andrew Thomas, who was born on
They are also parents of a daughter,

Representative: Sharon Young Hilgar, Box 398
Barto, PA 19504 (215) 845-3615

SUSAN DAVENPORT CRISMAN 75 and

parents of a son,

Tom

is

the

owner

of the Central

Penn Tennis

Service,

which operates a variety of tennis activities at the
Hershey Racquet Club, Racquet Club West in Mechanicsburg, and summer tennis camps at Elizabethtown
College.

He was recently named Tennis Professional of the
Year by the Middle States Division of the United States
Professional Tennis Association. In addition, he
wrote
the feature article in the January edition of Advantage

Magazine, the official publication of the United States
Professional Tennis Association.

Marcia is an aerobics instructor. They reside at 226
Crescent Dr., Hershey, PA 17033.

BARBARA KRYW1CKI

and James Ingalzo were
who earned master's
degrees at Wilkes College and Drexel University
is a
data base software specialist at the Wilkes-Barre
Postal
Data Center. The couple lives in Hanover Twp.
married

in

Plains.

Carlisle.

principal

He has

at

has been named acting

'73

Lamberton Middle School

and

is

in

taught in the Carlisle School District for

13 years, also serving as assistant
girls track coach.

He completed

football

coach and

currently completing administrative
certification

there.

He and his wife, the former Maureen Avellino
parents of a daughter, Melissa

are

M BEITE R '73
2?^T
married
November 8 in St.
R

and Cynthia L Reed were
Johns. Robert is a superintendent of production at Wise
Foods. Borden Inc
Berwick. The couple lives at Berwick R D l

DONNA DeANGELO GRANTEED
ing English at Pittston
in

Area

for 14

Dupont.

PAIGE and MABEL WHITENIGHT RASKI 75 &

JENNIE PARKER KING 75 and

her husband, Terry

are parents of a daughter.

WILLIAM MANSELL 75 and KATHLEEN HAYES

'80

are engaged. Kathleen is employed by Schuylkill
County
Intermediate Unit at Tamaqua Junior High School
Bill
is a teacher at the St. Clair Elementary
/Middle
School.

JOHN FLICK 75 and his wife, Janet, are parents of a
daughter, Julie Dalene, born on January
1. She was the
New Year's baby at Bloomsburg Hospital John is
an
attorney in Bloomsburg.
MILLICENT JO KOCHER 75 and

Michael Sharok Jr
Forty Fort. Millicent earned a master's
counseling from the University of Scranton
and is employed by Prudential-Bache
Securities in
Wilkes-Barre. They reside in Edwardsville.

were married
degree

in

in

™™LDER

a%^
1

chc^ ?

L BU

75

BPhrata

^
is

serving as a long-term

High

" CW

ROBIN MONTGOMERY 75 has joined the staff of
the
Lewisburg School District at the
Linntown
Room It is her third year there, but her Resource
first as a
Pl<
Sh haS Uught for Ca ital Area
P
?;^
5
6
3nd f0r
CentraJ Susquehanna
p™2? f n"?
u,n* ^ ShikeUamy. Sunbury and Linn50 t3 Ught at Seli*sgrove Center.
She is a
vornfSrf^
K
volunteer
for Susquehanna
Women in Transition.

^i™«SS

^

K

I

has been teachvears. She and her
'73

her husband

are the parents of a daughter.

t.

his graduate studies at Shippensbure

husband, David, live

M.
'79

Barbara,

ROBERT TABACHINI
assistant

'73

RD

Craig are parents of a son, Alec Arnold.

Abbie Lyn, age seven.

.

like for the

Patricia
NJ 07419

KAY BOWER YANCHUNAS

exploitation of children.

MBA

the whole story, and they kind of
you are filming," he said.

Isolation while

Some of the first scenes that are worked on are from the
end of the film, so it Is difficult to get a handle on Just
what the story Involves, he said.
Such was the case In "On the Wings of Eagles," the
five-hour NBC mini-series, In which Sabol played a
guard at the American Embassy. He said he was
amazed when he saw the finished product.
Sabol describes himself as being shy and introverted
and said If there ever was an unlikely actor It Is he

in

Lahaska,

of people

could immediately get serious.
While filming "The Falcon and the Snowman" with
Timothy Hutton and Sean Penn, Sabol had his own
trailer. Some days he got a 6 a
call and had to wait
around until late afternoon when he was called.
In "Conan the Barbarian II" with Arnold Schwarzenegger and Grace Jones, Sabol was a soldier guarding
Jones in the desert while she was attempting to escape.
"The scene we were filming is three minutes, but it
took us three days to film it," Sabol said. He said Jones
used a wooden club, and "she played it for real,"
injuring several people. Sabol said he was hit on the
head a few times but was luckier than one of the other
extras who received a severe eye injury.

JUDITH ORMAN 73 was recipient of one of the
YWCA's 1986 PEARL Awards, which honor
women who have excelled in their profession.
As German teacher at Hazleton High School, she has

Representative: Timothy D. Hartman, P.O. Box 466,

II."

lot

1973

1973

•«.

81

AL

C

CADMAN

^

MARY LYN SEELY
?
*!!I
are planning
a July 18 wedding. Marv Lvn
is a
75

Health/Mental Retardation Program

in Danville.

Don

is

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/March

1975

1987

IS

1975
1976

a salesman for Sears in Bloomsburg and
insurance broker and income tax preparer

DONNA PECA

75 has joined

Area High School.

TRIESTE

is

also an

s

And
the faculty of

Mahanov
J

A.

mamed

,

RICK LEE TROWBRIDGE
were married
degree

in special

was

and MoUy

education at MUlersville University

WILLIAM MANSELL

and

'75

is

KATHLEEN HAYES

'80

are engaged. Kathleen is employed by
the Schuylkill
County Intermediate Unit as a special education
teacher
at Tamaqua Junior High School. Bill is
a teacher at

elementary-middle school

in

b

the
the St. Clair School Dis

trict.

RANDY W. WOLFINGER '75 and Nancy E Ziegman
were married September 6 in Texas, Md. Randy,
who is
studying for his M B S. degree in finance
at Loyola
College, Baltimore, is a controller for Hedwin
Corp
Baltimore. The couple lives in Timonium.

*

1

Ween

e tlme he ,e "

U
H pltaI
SiS??
?f
'^"y Police
S

for

d
Pocono
Hospital's psychiatric service

E5

just

X? 8

Th™?/

£m
come up and

1

lhlS

™ u «y»rt-

™

walk alonslde you

•'»«»

'he inmates

the.N

,,

ers, rapists ....
"I had a leather

mmde.

briefcase at the time, and they
started commenting on it. telling
me hov, much money
they could get for It on the street
Horn inferred that If he had been on
the street be
would no longer have had the briefcase
B
n g he g0t a real feel for otner
as Pects of
nH
^n°uJ°
, ..
prison
life:
It s a culture within
a culture. You get a
real feel for what those guys
are going through I knew
one guy who d been in for 40 years,
and was due to get
out. He was petrified. Prison
was all he knew And he
already knew he was going to fail "

and Larry Osmond were
married in Bethlehem. Vickie is a hostess for
Perkins
Restaurant. The couple lives in Bethlehem.

EDWARD

E.

'75

BURKETT

'75

the Cornerstone Bible Church of

He earned

was ordained pastor
Washington, Pa

of

a master of ministry degree from Antietam
Seminary in Hagerstown, Md. He began his
first pastorate in Marianna in
March 1983.
Prior to that, he and his wife, Vanassa, were
group
houseparents at Cedar Ridge Children's Home for Boys
in WUliamsport, Md. They are
parents of a daughter
Jennifer, and they live in Washington
Biblical

RUSSELL HORN

was featured in an article in the
Sunday Pocono Record, Stroudsburg, written by Fred
Seitz

'75

The sum effect of Horn's own experiences
have been
to make him a good listener,
something he says he
'

hadn't always been.

These days Horn works with Medical
Associates of
Monroe County, in another setting with varied
opportun
Itles
And In the meantime, he's looking at
doctoral
programs In clinical psychology, with an
working

his

eye toward

way through

one.
he's completed that (as you can expect
him to)
Horn plans to stay close to home,
listening and
exploring
and probably doing more sailing than
he
got to do In Newport

i

Russell Horn

Newport, R.I.
"I had an opportunity to get some
administrative
experience," he says, "and to help coordinate and set
up
an occupational health service at Newport Hospital."
After having christened the project, Horn set
out to do
some sailing. That was another reason he'd chosen
Newport: "I always wanted to live near the sea at some

my

boat.' And I'd say, 'Sure, okay.' But for
some
reason, we never did it."
It doesn't take long in conversation
with Horn to
realize that he's uncomfortable with banter like that,

about promises others don't intend to keep.
"I would say that I'm an aggressive person in certain
respects. I mean that, when I believe in something,
I'm
a real go-getter. Newport was really an example of
that.
The reason I went up there was to get a good viable
strong program off the ground. And I got to do that."
Horn grew up in Tannersville and graduated from
Pocono Mountain High School. He went from there to
Bloomsburg University, where he majored in biology
He wasn't sure at the time where a biology degree
would lead him; but he'd known for many years that it
wouldn't likely be into a medical school
"I was the son of a doctor." he says "I used to see
the kind of hours he had to work, and how little time he
had for himself."
His father, Dr. Edward T. Horn, retired to Florida not
long ago. having practiced for many years in Pocono
Summit, and in Pocono Hospital's Emergency Outpatient

Department

And although Horn

didn't quite follow in his father's

and son wound up working alongside
one another for several years in the hospital's emergency department - and doing many of the same
footsteps, father

things

readln 8

,s

workln« on a "iter's degree
of
is

International
also aTeuten

W

,n

!

'

Us

In 1985.

JOHN A MAY 76

has been licensed by the State
Board of Accountancy to practice as a
certified public
•"^'nlanl He has Ixvn with the Pennsylvania
Depart
ment of Revenue. Unreal, of Audits,
since 1977 as a
revenue auditor and audit supervisor
He
actlnfl
regional manager o( the Ih.reau
o(
Audits at the
Bethlehem office
••"nod a masters degrer in hnsm.-ss
...Inunist.a
tlon from Lehigh University In
1983.
Ifl

and his wife, the former Marilyn

•'«»'»'

daughtei

Manna

,

MARIA

I'ollfka.

have

a

RUSSONIELLO 76 has been appointed
University relations at Pennsylvania Stale
University s Worthlngton s, anion
Campus. She will
provide coordination and leadership
In
fundralslng
alumni affairs and general community
relations
Maria joined Pen,, stair i„ |Q79 as
assistant to the
dean of student affairs and was named
assistant
'' "• <»'
student programs and .ervlees In
J

direct,,,

p

.

March

I

'ill

i

She formerly was a drug

^•'•''W

with

he

I

(

and alcohol treatment
•olmnbla/Montour/Snyde./ll,
,

Drug and Alcohol Program fo. tin ^ years
Maria earned a master's degree In student
personnel
K
«

administration

at

llll"

m

-

n»yi
live in Clark's

Summit

1976
1977
Representative:

Road, Chalfont,

PA

Randa Gossln

Trigcs.

870

Mvers
y

18914.

Representative: Paul

CHRISTOPHER

A. HERTIG 76, a member of the
faculty at York College, has had a series
of art id.
published in Protection Officer He was also a
contributing writer to the second edition of Protection
Offfcei
Training Manual. He earned a master's degree
In
criminology at Indiana University

point."

But the sailing wasn't meant to be. "People were
nice
enough there," he recalls, laughing. "Someone was
always saying, 'Well, let's get together. Come on out on

7

she and her husband, Vincent,

-

a

i

a

Tannersville native who's spent
much of his near 10-year career as a physician's
assistant not far from home
but he's explored a few
out-of-the-way avenues along the way, and has
a few
more planned.
Horn, who calls those explorations "opportunities "
recently returned to this area after a 10-month
stay in
is

as

andid.de School in Pensaeola,
Kla
and was commls
Stoned ... the Naval Keserve Fo,
tUc nexUwo yeTrshe
»«;ter
attack High, training a Pens.
"Pus Christ! and Klngsville Texas
«»M^inuHl a bachelor's degrw In business
adminlstra
w. h a ma,o,
««
in
industrial accounting al the
University of Nevada at
Vegas

When

-

certmed

Marian Catholic Hich
Ta.nam.a (mm l'.>76 to
8 For the next "w
yean he worked on the Interna] control staff
fo
the
miton corporation in Las
Vegas Nevada

Vhool

.

•

^

ant in the Naval Reserve.
After graduating, he taught at

emergency depart
had work"!
two years and on

,

SCHMOYER

808

for three years
Part of that job entailed some
of the more interest Inn
HD|
experiences he's had. before and since
6
W ° rk< in lne slaU' Penitentiary at
Dallas P? uTuih
b was ?
y
t0 evalu ale then snd their
mtKf
'.i
P
medications,
and. find
out if thov were stable
"But I'll never forget the Oral time
I
went up alone
Walkl ng ,nt ° 3 mMlmUIn *evurltv
prison,
lh!S^,If
,
re g0,ng t0 ** w ell protected
8
Hut

S

haS
'

a doctoral student at Lehigh
University.

"J
J"
the American
Graduate School
Mana.enuMH ,n Glendale. Arizona.
He

-

York

la

at

NewP° rt "°™

f0r

.

VICKIE

She

'

,

im

SSafiT

^

-

m^^f

J. Fltterltng

employed by the Berks County Intermediate Unit
as a
teacher in the Conrad Weiser School District
The cotmle
H
lives in Mohnton.

at

a comfortable enough arrangement
y 11 WaS S** 1
schedule was great

and
J? was great
work
In an emergency room
there's
always a variety, always something
"
new
Before that Horn had spent his
first two vears as a
d uale doln R anything and everything
in a
P* in center-city Philadelphia
medical clinic
;t

'75

Mohnton. Rick, who also received a

in

It

,kU*

KENNEDY '75 and Michael J Lafavore
September 27 in Mertztown Trieste is a
projects director at Rodale Press, Inc
Emmaus Their
address is 1513 Turner Street, Allentown
were

years after Horn had completed the
nh^n^
EES
phys cian
assistant program
Hahnemann College

THADDEUS KOSCIOLEK

76

the new principal of
the Stephen S. Palmer Middle School in the
Palmerton
Area School District. He taught fifth and sixth grade
at
the Third Street School in Palmerton for nine
years and
was a sixth grade teacher at the Towamenslng Elementary School for two weeks before assuming
administrative duties at the middle school.
Kosclolek completed graduate work In school adminisis

tration at Lehigh University, where he
obtained his
secondary principal certification.
He and his wife, Marianne, live in Lake Hauto with
daughter. Ashley

RICK and

KAREN STANK HOWENSTINE

76 are
Leigh, born on June 11,
1986 She weighed six pounds, three and a half
ounces
and was 19 and a half inches long They still reside at
1520 Ridgeview Lane, Harrisburg, PA 17110
parents of a daughter,

Amanda

KATHY

76 was named Teacher of the Year In
Mercer County, N.J She has taught Independent living
at Mercer County Vocational Technical School

since 1982. Before that she served as a special education
teacher for the Ewing Township Public Schools, the
Hunterdon State School and the Penndel PsychiatricCenter. She received a master's degree at Rutgers
University

She and her husband. Charles, live
with their son, Charles.

MARLENE BEAVER

In

Ewing

NJ

(Master's 76), assistant professor of education at United Wesleyan College in Allen-

L.

<;

Self.

P.O. Box 142

RD

3

17821 (717 ) 275-3848

GE1GER

77 has been named elementary

school principal In the Red Lion Area School District
In
Windsor, Pa. Prior to her appointment, she was
head
teacher at the Pine Forge Elementary School In
the

Boyertown Area School District.
She received her master of education degree
at
Kutztown University In 1980 and her administrative
certification at Lehigh University In 1985.
The latter
work included a year long administrative Internship
at
Pine Forge Elementary School
She was selected as the Outstanding Young Educator
by the Boyertown Area Jaycees in 1966 She has
also
written an article, "The Communicator: Sixth
Grade
Super Scoops," for Instructor,* Journal for educators.
Kathy began her teaching career as a Chapter I
Instructional aide at Boyertown Area Junior
High East
In 1977. In 1978 she became the sixth grade
teacher at
Pine Forge Elementary
She served fol nine yean as coach of an Optimist
Club sponsored girls' softball team. She has also been
an annual cast member and soloist with the Boyertown
Music League's "On Stage Follies" since 1978. She was
also active In other community and church
activities
prior to

KAREN HICKS

skills

PA

Danville.

moving

JEFF BALDAN
at

77 has been appointed social worker
Northeastern Community Health Services, Inc
In
,

Jermyn. He formerly worked at Foster Medical Corporation In Old Forge and at St. Joseph's Hospital in
Carbondale
Baldan Is married to the former Andrea Hanchak, and
the couple lives in Lake Ariel

DIANE GROSS ZEIDERS
Jeffrey, are parents of a son,

January

2.

The couple

lives In

'77 and her husband,
Benjamin Stair, born on

New

CANDACE SHUMAN STEINER

Bloomfleld.
'77

and her husband,

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/March

16

1987

Dennis, are parents of a daughter, Elizabeth Marie,
born on Thanksgiving Day

MICHAEL LEIGHOW

and his wife are parents of a
daughter, Laura Anne, born on January 2. They live at
Muncy R.D. 1.
*77

MICHAEL DeMARCO
parents of a son,

CARL

Jeremy

'77

and his

Scott.

They

wife, ShelJie, are

live In Clifton, N.J.

CYNTHIA WYSOCKI WOMER

and

'77

&

'80

are

parents of a daughter.

DEBORAH A. MULL '77 and Christopher R Keen are
planning a September wedding. Deborah Is employed by
General Electric
CALLUS DOERR McCLATCHY

has been named
speech-language pathology for both the
Ailentown Hospital and the Lehigh Valley Hospital
Center. She had previously worked as a speech-language
director

'77

of

pathologist at the Graduate Hospital In Philadelphia.
She had also worked as a consultant In private practice
in Philadelphia and as a clinician for the Capital Area

Intermediate Unit

In

Camp

field.

CYNTHIA PETERS LOGAN
Robert, announce the birth of
Franklin Grove, III.

and her husband,
a daughter They live in

was

recipient

one of the Hazleton YWCA's 1986 PEARL Awards,
which honor women who have excelled In their profesIn addition to

being supervisor of nursing services for
the Hazleton Area School District, Dr. Shepperson
serves as counselor-consultant for the Lutheran Welfare
Services. She has completely restructured and updated
the nursing department in the school district and has
Incorporated a family life education curriculum, which
she authored, throughout the elementary schools.
She Is a trained counselor and qualified sex educator
and therapist. She has presented numerous lectures on
child sexual assault, adolescent sexuality, sexuality and
the handicapped child, and parenting.
A graduate of the Hazleton State General Hospital
School of Nursing, she earned a master's degree in

counselor education at the University of Scranton and a
Ph.D. at the University of Pennsylvania.

BRITA

'77 and Beverly Ann Harbach
wedding. Stephen Is an assistant
branch manager with Commonwealth Bank and Trust
Co., N.A.

May

1978
Representative:

NY

SHARON

James

L.

Byrnes, 7 Wlncanton Drive

14450

L.

CAETI

'78

and Timothy E. Younes were

BURTON C.
ILLY '78. assistant director for the
adult outpatient department at the Scranton
Counseling
Center, has joined A.C. Patel, M.D., and
Associates, a
new private, psychiatric/psychological service in North

RE

eastern Pennsylvania.
While active in counseling adult clients, he
has
developed a specialty in the treatment of
eating
disorders. He has also provided in-service programs
on
eating disorders for various agencies in the
community
including Marworth, University of Scranton.
Keystone
Junior College, WDAU-TV and
radio.

WARM

and his

wife, the

former Donna Taroli,

son,

and his wife are the parents of a

'78

Nathan Bradley.

and David Wesley

'78

Williams were married October 11 in York. Barbara is a
copy editor for the York Daily Record. The couple
resides in York.

KARINA RAMINS

TERRY SHOEMAKER

Seminary in Philadelphia.
She has accepted a call to be pastor of Nativity
Lutheran Church in Chester.

RONALD DALLA PIAZZA

and Mellnda Stephens

*78

JOHN F. KLIMEK '78 has opened an accounting and
tax office in Plttston. He received his state certification
He and his wife, the former Cheryl Markoski, have
two children, John Jason and Eric.
M. VECCHI

MAZURIK

'78 of

Gouldsboro

died December 15. A native of Carbondale, she
was a teacher at Marywood College and a past manager
of the University of Scranton bookstore.
Surviving are her husband, Stephen; three daughters
Stephanie, Jennifer and Stacey; her parents,
paternai
and maternal grandparents, a sister and a brother.

JOHN WILLIAM BUCHERT
in

and Lisa Y. Miller

'78

John

Linfield.

self-employed

is

at

Sanatoga Oil Co.

ANTHONY

M.

pastor of the Welsh Bethel

He received

seminary

his

education

Eastern

at

Baptist Theological Seminary in Philadelphia, where he
earned a master of divinity degree in 1982. Before
attending Bloomsburg, he served in the U.S. Marine
Corps.
Rev. Hartshorne is the former pastor of the Providence Baptist Church in Scranton.

He and

what used to be a oneOrange. They have two children, Donnie

his wife, Sharon, live in

room school

in

and Beth

JOSEPH

MCDONALD

P.

admitted to the bar
his law degree last
School of
the

Law

Jr. '79 of Whitehall

has been

Northampton County. He earned
May from the C. Blake McDowell

in

at the University of Akron. He has joined
of Turtzo, Spry, Powlette, Serocchi

Bangor law firm

and Faul.
Joseph

married

is

they reside

to the

former Linda Fangio, and

Whiteall.

in

DEBORAH

KELLERMAN

A.
'79 and the Rev. Gary L.
Gilpin were married November 22 in Glenbum. Deborah, who also earned a master's degree at Bloomsburg,
is a hearing therapist for the Northeastern Educational
19.

DONALD

L.

WTEST

The couple

II

(MBA

lives in Scranton.

has been named

'79)

manager of investments and financial planning group by
Commonwealth National Bank. He has served as
manager of the bank's financial planning and analysis
department since 1982. He joined the bank in 1980 as an
analyst.

He and

his wife, the former Laurie E.

Lowe,

live in

DONALD

H.

LYNNE KREBS

ELSENBAUMER

and KELLI

'79

'80 were married December 6 in
Salem. Both are certified public accountants at Loch
and Digiacomo, an Ailentown accounting firm. Their
address is 2546 Fairview St., Ailentown.

ADELE DOUGHERTY RESSLER
address: 613 Darlington Road, Media,

'79

PA

has

a

new

19063.

ALFRED E. DIN '79 has joined Meritor Financial
Markets, the institutional banking division of Meritor
Financial Group, as a senior associate in capital
markets.
Prior to joining Meritor, Din was a research assistant
at Drexel University and was formerly
assistant director of analysis with Societe de Banque in Cameroon.
He earned an MBA at Laredo State University, Texas
in 1981, and working on his Ph.D. at
Drexel.
Din and his wife reside in Upper Darby.

'78

has been pro-

moted by Northeastern Bank of Pennsylvania to
assistant vice president, commercial loan officer
II corporate
banking division, Lehigh Valley Region.

He joined the bank
corporate trainee.

in

1983

as

a

credit

analyst

1979
Representative: Corey M. Waters, R.D.#2,
Box 276
Old Berwick Road, Susquehanna Trail, Se! ins grove
PA
(

DEBORAH KELLY

EDWARD

J.

engaged. Ed
Mount Penn.

'79 is

PEIFER

is

engaged

to Scott S.

Tobey.

and Joanne L. Hoffman are
employed by Jack W. Long and Co
'79

SARA LINDSLEY '79, R.N., has been appointed to the
newly created post of wellness coordinator
at Memorial
Hospital in York.

ROSENCRANCE

717 ) 743-5577

'

She formerly was director of health
promotion and

wellness at
.«',.
at Illinois
.

Iredell

Memorial Hospital

earned a master's degree

in

in

Statesville

health education

State University.

JAMES A. DALTON '79 has been appointed assistant
vice president at the new State
College office of Legg
Mason Masten, the Pittsburgh-based brokerage
firm
Jim has been in the securities industry since
1980.
JOHN BENSON '79, a junior high school social studies
teacher in the Wayne Highlands
School District, has also
been a sportwriter for the
Susquehanna County Independent since July 1985. Since joining
the Independent
he has covered local sports
as well as major
New York Mets, World Cup ski
umping NASCAR, the Binghamton
Whalers, Syracuse
Mike Tysoa and

staff

events, deluding the

MICHAEL STEIN

'79

and his wife, Barbara

are

JohrMcEnrw

has recently been pro-

branch manager at the Boyertown office of
First Federal Savings and Loan of Pottstown.
His
previous position was as a mortgage loan underwriter
Terry resides in Spring City.

'79 is

1

parents of a daughter.
'78

DON HARTSHORNE

Baptist Church in Wilkes-Barre.

'78

logical

17870

of Lourdes.

She and her husband are parents of two sons.

Annville.

has been ordained into the
ministry of the Lutheran Church in America. She earned
a master of divinity degree from Colgate Rochester/
Bexley Hall/Crozer Seminary in 1982, studied at Temple
University and Tubingen University, West Germany,
and completed Lutheran studies at the Lutheran Theo-

KATHLEEN

Lady

Intermediate Unit No.

and his wife, the former Alice
Reynolds, are the parents of a daughter, Sara Frances,
born on December 19. The family lives In Carlisle.

R.D.

Pennridge High School She has also taught at Cocalico
High School, Schuylkill Haven, Lewisburg, and Our

'78

live in

Scranton.

moted

BRAD JOHNSON

were married

married November 22 in Mechanicsburg. Sharon is
a
special education teacher for the Capital Area
Intermediate Unit.

Reilly

of their first daughter, Gia, who was born on May 31,
1986. They reside at 23 Longvlew Terrace, Ashland. Pa.

in 1984.

YOUNG

T.

announce the birth

'78

'77

lives in Whitehall.

Falrport,

ENES ZIMMERMAN

are engaged.

and Deborah A. Statler were
married September 1 in Bethlehem. Joseph is employed
by John Hancock Financial Services, and the couple

STEPHEN

and

BARBARA JEAN FAHEY

sion.

are planning a

DON

JAY FRANKLIN

'77

of

A.

has received a lifesaving

'78

began administering cardiopulmonary resusltation to
revive the infant. When the ambulance arrived, he
continued to help revive her By the time they arrived at
Bloomsburg Hospital, the baby was breathing. The
infant was discharged from the hospital the next day
Hammaker, an orderly at the hospital for 12 years,
said he had performed CPR on babies at the hospital,
but never out in the field.
He received the lifesaving award from his employer,
Pennsylvania Power and Light Co.
Hammaker has four daughters of his own.

'77

GERALDINE STISH SHEPPERSON

JOSEPH

ROBIN HAMMAKER

award as a result of an extra stop he made on his way
home from work one day in October.
Hammaker, a member of the Bloomsburg Volunteer
Ambulance Association, was driving home from work
when he heard on the ambulance pager in his car that a
baby had stopped breathing.
Because he was near the baby's house, he responded
to the call and arrived shortly before the ambulance.
The mother, who was hysterical, was on the porch
with the baby girl, about three and a half months old at
the time, who was apparently choking.
The mother gave the baby to Hammaker. and he

Hill

She also earned a master's degree at Bloomsburg
(1978) and holds a Certificate of Clinical Competence In
her

1979

1978

1977

to

his

wife,

Elizabeth Bryant, are parents of a son.

DEBORAH ROBINSON

'79

is

the

former

Kim

teaching physics at

am 3 master s de gree in reading from the
t
University
offi
Scranton in 1986.
He and his wife, the former Debra
Dubanowitz, have
three daughters: Jill, five;
Jaime, four; and Jennifer,

v^J

'

«

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/Marrh

1979

1980

ANN ^RJAINE REITZ

79 and Joseph A Cherneski

M

McAdoo

^

were manned November

m

B

Ule

Tn?S^
The couple

-

in

lives in S?
Emmaus.

™?S^

Muncy

the

School

and Kim

Muncy

Carol

is

The couple

District.

Quarry Road, Muncy.

n^i^°SEPH J™ ™

FRANKLIN

M

a teacher In
at 304

TINTLE

'79

his wife, Diane,

and Laura. They

in

'80

and Denlse R
Wllllamsport
Frank Is
Corp MonlRomery They

has been promoted to

1980

and Maria Sassanl are
wedding. Gary Is employed
.

in

JERRY

L.

BOLIG

'80

LaRuffa, 9100

Meadow

FL 32821

and Kimberly Ann Lazar were

married October 11 in Rooke Chapel, Bucknell
UniverJerry is an internal auditor at Snyder County

sity.

Co.

They reside

Trust

in

and Ronald J. Tomcavage are
planning a May 22, 1987 wedding. Janet is
a diabetes
nurse specialist at Geisinger Medical Center,
Danville.
'80

MARY GURAVAGE
a

May wedding

St.

in

Luke Hospital

RICHARD

and Dolph Yost are planning
Mary is a dialysis nurse at
Bethlehem.

MENNITI

'80 and his wife, the former
announce the birth of a daughter
Christine, on July 25, 1986. She weighed eight
pounds, six ounces and was 20 and a fourth inches
long
Richard is employed by Shell Offshore, Inc
as a
financial specialist in system services/finance
He

Janice

S.

and Lynne L Partridge
Mechanlcsburg Michael

recently became a Certified Management
Accountant
after successfully completing a comprehensive
examination on accounting and related subjects and
satisfying
the requirement of two years of management
accounting experience Their address is 222 Crystal
Street New
70124.

DONNA FISCHER BEAHM '80 and her husband, Jeff
announce the birth of a son, Drew Allen. Their new
address is R.D. 2, Box 132A, New Tripoli, PA 18066

was

recently

'80

and Michael F. Petmny are
wed Is working on an MBA
degree

D.

WEIDMAN

CAROL A. DOMANOSKY '80 has been named coordl
nator of intervention services in the
Catholic Social
Services Court Advocate Program. In
this position.
Carol will be responsible for the delivery
of services
dealing with drunk driving and an
educational formal
designed to deal with underage drinking
She has been employed by Catholic Social
Services

since 1984, Involved with the delivery
of psychological
support services at Luzerne County Prison
She formerly taught for a number of years at
Wyoming Area
Catholic. She received her master's
degree In psychology from Marywood College In December 1984.

Assistance.

They reside

in

GENE STASCHAK
Radio

Harrisburg.

birth

o(

a

and her husband. Chris
daughter, Holly Lynn, on

'81

nWlrad(,r,,S S,sH

,)

-

H«x

2.

712.

OSESUE

The

'81 and his wife.
Carol, became proud
ftsl ehilil. Mary ('anil, on
November

2

t.iH's

reside

In

guakerlown

KOBKKT
ACOU 'HI and Michelle L Boyer were
married in Buckhorn Robert, who
received a degree In
computer science, is employed by Countrymald
Sportswear. Berwick
.1

IMiNNA M PLUCIIINSKY 'HI and Steven W
Slovak
wed on May 2. 1987 Donna is employed
by

plan to

,

of

ANTHONY BONOMO

Wayne, N
'Hi

.1

and Karen Bunchalk are

B
tomber l9 1987 wc-ddlnR. Anthony
-.59
affiliated with
Bonomo Decorators of lla/lelon

BSSSS

Is

'

IK)NALI) It HENDRICKS II '81 and
Jennifer Ann
Kadaan are planning a May wedding. Don Is employed
by American Home Foods. Inc Mill,,.., as a
program
,

mer/analyst.

DENISE T IMtlSLUPSKl
the staff of David A

(Master's

'81)

has joined
the Globe
was formerly
Group, Wllkea

Wadas. audlologlst,

Store Hearing Aid ( enter m Scranton She
associated with the Oelslngei Medical

Bane, where she performed a varlely
and associated health care duties.

of

al

audlologlcal

testing

MAHV BETH iARDNEK 'HI of Crest wood has joined
Heading Medical west as a sales and cuatomei
sei
representative
She was formerly a |OClH] service
coordinator at the Berks County Baiter Seal
Society
where she provided support services and assessment of
special needs for hondlcapind children and their
faml
t

li

lies.

'80

Is

a

disc jockey

for

WZZO

Bethlehem. Gene, who used the radio surnames
of Stanley and Anthony during his
Initial
yean In
in

CAROL SHELHAMER WALL
coordinate!

'81.

communications

broadcasting, started at WILK in Wilkes -Barn- In
1980
He has also spent time at WPCN (Ml Pocono),
WEJ1
(Scranton) and WAEB (Allentownr

f>Tec Corp., was a participant In the
1986-1987 Leadership WUket-Barre Claaa/ she
and her
husband, Jerry, live at Harveys Lake

Station Z-95, a 24-hour station, is the number
one radio
in the Lehigh Valley In the 18
to 44-year-old
category and reaches listeners In Harrisburg, Philadelphia, the New Jersey shore and the
Scranton area.

CAMILLE STRAUSSER '81 and Jeff Bartlett were
married In Berwick Camllle, who earned a master's
degree at Kalrlelgh Dickinson University, Is (he assist-

station

Gene, who now uses the name "Stosh," does the
7
p.m to midnight show five or six nights a week He
hopes to work at a Philadephia BtatlOD someday

fol

ant director of student activities at
Montclall State
College hi New Jersey. Their address Is 500
Adams
Lane. No. 16N. North Brunswick. NJ 08902

or get

into the public relations aspect of the

communications

ALESSIA BETH CRIBBEN '80 and Patrick J Murphy
were married In Mechanlcsburg Alessia Is

Jr

employed

as

a

customer

consultant

for

Marathon

Printing.

ANN BOOSE '80 and Dr. John F. Kalinich were
married September 6, 1986, in HyattsvUle, Md. Jeri Ann
earned a Ph.D. in cellular biology from Georgetown
University. She holds a Phi Beta Kappa key and is an
JERI

elected
Biology

.,

•

W. DARREL KECK '80 and Susan L Behers were
married on New Year's Eve In Wellsboro
Darrel is
employed by Purdue Farms, Inc., in Salisbury, Maryland, and the couple lives in Ocean
City.

and William

K Jones were
married on October 18 in Ephrata. Gail is employed by
the Department of Public Welfare, Bureau
of Medical
'80

the

Toshiba America. Inc

field.

GAIL

In

MICHAEL GOC

joined Roach
In the Malvern
a financial assistant fol

Slusser,

LA

'81 and
ROBERT C GREY
Berwick Bette Is a substitute
is
im.uuv manage, (or the Town
They reside In Berwick

!'••"•''»*»• "'<•"

^
She most

and Jeffry H. Wetherell

*81

ANDERSON

E.

were married

" 0BYAK -GILBERT '80 has
R^fhl^RRea,tors as a rea,tor associate

a a " tumn 1987
?
A/*T Technologies,
Inc.,
at Lehigh University

Amanda

Orleans,

In

a ht>1
KotHTt
of; ;
Bloomsburg

•'nnounee
'80

'80

Whitehall.
in

81

U

NXM02

RENE MATSKO

Middleburg.

JANET FISHER

Brll n

?

i

Millers

coordinator of student services.
J.

an

1

led \ugusl » In Hath Lisa
Is employed h V SI
Handling Systems, Inc The couple lues
in Nazareth!

BETTE

CHRISTINE ELAINE SHEPPS '80 and Timothy
Strong were married October 18 in Camp
Hill Christine
is employed by the State University
of New York as a

Vincent

81

i

USA ANN DELL' ALBA
vvei e inai

Jr

Porsche Design in Los Angeles She is
„„,„!„, „i the
Screen Actors Guild and AFTKA She and
her husband
live in Malvern.

Reading
have two children: Jeffrey

673, Orlando,

'

French wore marrlwl on
!
V»".v.
who also earned a
speech pathology at BU, Is a
speech
pathologist (,m the
meoln Intermediate Unit They
y
reside in Uincaster
i.!

'

were married December 20 In
is employed by Steve
Peter's Masonry Contractor

^?
office.

live in Shillington.

Representative:

lU U

'.
OellV
,,H
m
„
V
master
s degree

•

'80

MICHAEL E MAGUIRE

CentrevUle, Va.

Creek Drive, No.

MARISA N NESTICO '81 and David W.
McAnnaney
were married November 15 in Marion
Heights Marlsa
is a caseworker for the
Northumberland Counts Area
y
Agency on Aging in Shamokln.

JANICE YOUNCI PAHLS

Md

LORI L. HINTE RLE ITER '79 and Bruce Dewar
were
married December 6 in Aldie, Va. Lori
is a systems
programmer for Gannett Co., Inc., in Arlington Va
The
couple lives

reside in Shillington

I

son.

In

^treasurer

operations officer for Lebanon Valley
National Bank
Before joining the bank, he was manager
of production
and inventory control with GAI-tronics In

He and

married

P«™* of a

planning a September 1987
of Earl Straub Vending. Inc

lives

R275

F.

SHOEMAKER

J

GARY E^ IBBERSON

Walker

will

JEFFREY

Steven B Krels are
techno,0 K tsl at Gelslnger

Ztt&MSF

>79
1
Joan Beverly
be married on March 14. William
is a
administ r ator at ^e Singer Company.
Link
Flight Simulation Division, Kirkwood.

Clark

and

'90

*

?

Renninger were

?^?.

16 in

research juvenile dla-

H LT ,8° and h,s wlfe are
r
Jacob
Alexander, k
born October 20. 1986

j

GERARD M

were married August

will

'» is an academic developEJfiff and tutorial
ment specialist
coordinator for the Act 101
program at Lackawanna Junior College

A Counterman
Emmaus Charl™ is
A 8 enc y n Bethlehem^

SELTZER '79 and Margaret 0. Smith
are planning a September wedding.
Gerlrd is adminis
V
r
f the 0ut atie n<
Department at the
P
S!
i
n
?
„
Slate Belt Medical Center in Bangor,
Pa

CAROL LOUISE MYERS 79

*

Midi? a? CentTr

and Doris

15

Boose

*"

l

CHARLES QUINNEY 79

Dr

PAMELA YACINA

^5f"

17

1981

Science Center

D AN GELO '79 and Jacqueline Steibler were
m
f
married
September
20 in Mahanoy City Joseph
is a
High Sch °°
C0U P ,e Kefta

1987

1981

member

of the American Society for Cell
and the Society for Developmental Biology
While a student at Georgetown, she was both a
university fellow and an ARCS Foundation fellow
In
October they moved to Dallas, Texas, where they both

Ash Place, Broken Arrow,

accepted positions as research scientists at the Howard
Hughes Medical Institute, University of Texas Health

were

Representative: Beverly

ROBERT SPEZIALETTI
married

in

representative for

Howard

OK

Carter, 3321 South
74012. (918) 254-8757

ERNIE and DEBBIE RICHARDS JACKSON '81 are
living In A8chaffenburg. Germany The Jacksons
arrived In Germany In P'ebruary 1986 after Ernie
completed

Infantry

Officer's Advanced Course and
Fori Banning, Georgia. A captain, he
Is commander of a Bradley Infantry company
Debbie Is employed by the Defense Department as
editor of the Aschaffenburg FORUM, a bi-weekly

Ranger School

newspaper The newspaper recently won a special
achievement award In the U S Government/ Europe
annual newspaper contest for Its "Welcome to AschafM-nburg" issue Their mailing address Is Box 529, C
Company. 1st BN, 4th INF, APO, New York 09162.

JILLIANN

and Martha N Plaskonos
Shillington
Robert Is an agency
Lawyer's Title Insurance Corp They
'81

al

MAHNKEN UPTON

Tom, are parents
born

on July

Thomas, who

23.

will

of a daughter,

'81 and her husband,
Laura Elyse. who was

1986. She Joins a brother, Bryant
be three years old In March. They

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/March

18

1987

1981

1981

have moved

to

a

Willlamstown,

NJ

08094.

new home:

NANCY ERWINE FLINT
Ryers Ave., Cheltenham,

"81

PA

323

Brookdale Blvd.,

has a new address: 107

19012.

She
E. CUMMINGS '81 and JOHN J. DORIN '84
are planning a June 13 wedding in Scranton. Marie, who
also received a master's degree at BU, Is a speech and
language clinician for the Blast Intermediate Unit 17 in
Williamsport. James is a sales engineer for F&L Fluid
in

Camp

Vincent A. Bifferato of the Delaware Superior Court. In
August, he will become associated with the law firm of
Young, Conaway, Stargatt & Taylor in Wilmington.

LISA M. HANUSCIK *81 earned a master's degree in
nursing at the University of Pennsylvania. She was
graduated summa cum laude from the adult health and
illness program with a clinical specialization in diabetes
is

a head nurse at

Lankenau Hospital

&

in Philadel-

Whitehall.

PEGGY J. MILLS '81 and Robert M. Davison were
married November 1 in Bethlehem. Peggy Is a teacher
in the Bethlehem Area School District. The couple lives
In

Whitehall

KAREN P. KELLEY '81 and Timothy J Goede were
married August 23 in Shamokin Karen is a computer
data base administrator, and they reside in California,

BRIAN

R.

QUIGLEY

and A. Christine Kalavsky
Brian is employed by Quigley
Chevrolet In Bally, and the couple lives at 617 Rhoads
Avenue, Boyertown.
'81

in Delphi.

ANN MARIE BILOTTA

'81

the lease accounting
manager for Patrick Media Group. This Is also the fifth
tax season she has served on the Carbondale office of H
& R Block.

BARBARA PAPPAS
married January

is

and Kevin J. Washo were
Scranton. Barbara Is a teacher in

10 In

'81

the Scranton School District.

CAROL FEATHER

'81,

director of nursing at Profes-

married on June

21

'81

in

and Ronald S. Murray were
Wayne. They reside in that

JOHN

and Stephen M. Falatovich are planning a July wedding. Joan is employed as
technical services supervisor of DFC Foods Corp., a
subsidiary of the Clorox Company in Bloomsburg.

MBA

degree

at St. Joseph's.

REBKKAH WELLING
married

also pursuing an

'81

and Thomas Hann were

Connellsville. Rebekah is employed by the
Connellsvllle Area School District as a substitute
teacher. The couple lives in Connellsvllle
in

JAMES A. HUEHOLT '81 of Wilkes-Barre has been
promoted to director of the newly-created
Corporate
Meetings Division at The Big Two Resorts.
In this new postion, Hueholt will be
responsible for
developing and Implementing a new sales effort
for the
meeting, conference and banquet facilities
at Big
Boulder Lake and Jack Frost Mountain.
Prior to his promotion, he directed rental
operations
or Snow Ridge Village at Jack Frost
Mountain and the
Villages on Big Boulder Lake, four-season
townhouse
communities at The Big Two.

JOSEPH SMITH
were married

and LORIS ANN
in Mount Penn. Loris

'81

last fall

THREN

'83

Is employed
by Syntrex, Inc., in Laguna HUls,
Calif., and Joe is
employed by Kendall-McGraw Laboratories in
Irvine
They live in Mission Vlejo.

JUDITH

A.

BULLEN

and John Toland Jr are
wedding. Judith is employed by U S
'81

planning a May
Health Care Inc., Blue Bell.

G.

SCHERMERHORN

'81

and William

4 In Harrisburg.

M

Janice

is

a claims adjudicator for the
Pennsylvania Department
of Labor and Industry. The couple
lives in Harrisburg,

CYNTHIA LYNCH '81 and Robert Edgar are planning
an April wedding. Cynthia is employed
as a nursery
school teacher at The Village School
House in
Jarret

town.

MARK

H. LOCEY '81 and Susan E. Abbott
plan
marry on April 25 in Fremont. Ohio. He
works
Community Mutual Insurance in Columbus, Ohio.

BARBARA G^STECKEL

'81

to

District

"

has graduated from Air
Lackland Air Force Base,

'82

DOUG TAYLOR

'82

was recently promoted

to

man-

Jr. '81

KAREN SCOTT '82 and CHRISTOPHER BLACKBURN '82 are planning an August 15th wedding in

1982

ELIZABETH
Representative:
Houston, TX 77098

Doug

Taylor, 2701 Revere Apt.

191,

territory
reside in

LORA L. TAYLOR '82 and Warren K. Crills are
planning a July 11, 1987, wedding in Lancaster. Lora is
an elementary teacher in the School District of Lancas-

ROBERT BLAZASKIE '82 and Patricia Marko are
planning a mid-1987 wedding. Robert is employed by the
Comprehensive Care Corporation as the program manager for Mercy Hospital's Adolescent Unit in WilkesBarre.
E.

CAMPBELL

Grace E.
wedding. Tom, who
and

'82

Jr.

EDWARD

worker

social

at

Pitts-

Presbyterian-

MARK FENSTERMAKER

and Reyne

'82

planning a September 19, 1987
employed by McDonald's Corp.

MARY LYNN WILLIAMS

'82

C. Fredericks are

wedding.

Keith

is

and Ernest M. Gambone

are planning a September 1987 wedding. Mary, who
also
earned a master's degree at BU, is a speech and
language pathologist in Baltimore, Md.

CRAIG ALLEN DIEHL

'82

and Beth Ann Bowers are

planning a June 7 wedding. Craig
School of Law.

is

attending Dickinson

DOUGLAS MEIER

Law Enforcement

'82 graduated
Training Center

Ga., where she underwent 16
physical fitness training. She

weeks
is

from the
in

23 wedding.

is

'82

and

KATHLEEN MARIE

are planning a June 20 wedding. Kathleen
is employed
by the Reading Hospital and Medical
Center as a registered nurse in intensive care and as a
per diem staff member and CPR instructor at the Berks
'83

County Chapter, American Red Cross. Craig
employed by the CNA Insurance Company, Reading.

CONSTANCE WEBER

is

to Houston,

a position as a
computer analyst in the information and computer
services departmetn of Shell Oil Co. In April
1985 he was

Regina K. Higdon of Bloomington, Indiana
who was teaching in LeMarque, Texas. Later in 1985*
to

Craig was transferred to Shell's international
subsidiary, Pecten International, where
he worked as a
supervisor of computer services in
Damascas Syria
They returned from Syria in May 1986, and Craig
is now
re-employed by Shell in the same department
They
reside at 3609 Misty Lane, Pearland,
Texas 77581 a
suburb of Houston.

D1LIBERTO

is

a

substitute

JOSEPH A. LOTZ '82 and Karen L. Evans are
planning an April 4 wedding in Scranton. Joseph is a
psychotherapist at the Friendship House Children's
Center.

MARK

F. YOVISH '82 has been promoted to the rank
of captain in the U.S. Air Force. He is a sierra
flight
commander at Malstrom Air Force Base, Montana, with
the 564th Strategic Missile Squadron. He and
his wife
Katherine, live in Great Fails.

AMY

L.

RUHL

'82 and Brian G. French were
married
Lancaster. Amy is a speech therapist for
the Lincoln Intermediate Unit in York.
The couple lives
in Lancaster.

in

KATHLEEN

was admitted

to the

Delaware Supreme Court Bar on December
17. 1986 and
the Delaware Federal District Court
Bar on January 5
1987. A graduate of Delaware Law
School of Widener
University, he is judicial law clerk to
the Honorable

P.

GREEN

were married June 7

m

'82

and Dr. Al

J.

Barbati

in Springfield.

Kathleen is a life
the Insurance Company of North
Philadelphia. The couple lives in Clementon,
for

IN .J

MICHAEL

J.

McGEEHAN

'82 and Kally Ann Noblitt
Colonial Heights, Va., in the fall.
Michael is a divisional training manager
for the Red
Roof Inns, Inc., in Gaithersburg, Md.
The couple resides

were married

in

in

Gaithersburg.

KATHLEEN McDONALD
were married August 30

med

in

cal technologist at

couple lives

ANITA
Jr. '82

and Donald Brady are

teacher.

America

moved

'82

wedding. Constance

Glenco,

academic and
stationed at Houston

E. HILL '82 writes that he
after graduation to accept

May

planning a

underwriter

A.

of

'82

Doug

CRAIG CURTIS GOOD

LOEPER

of

Texas.

RICHARD

and Lauren A. Fowler
Bethlehem. Mark is

and Louise Heist are planning
a major accounts representative with Fraser Business Equipment, Reading.

May

a

October 25

COLLEEN CONYNGHAM

married

'82

in

4

employed by the Guardian Life Insurance Company
America. They live in Hellertown.

May

KEITH W. ARTLEY

Federal

for

Hill.

ZEGLEN

'82 and LISA L. BROOKS '83
wedding. Lisa, a registered nurse, is
employed by Crozer Chester Medical Center, Upland,
and Ed is employed as a sales representative for Harris3M in King of Prussia.

J.

are planning a

manager

Camp

'82 and Joseph P. Graci
Harrisburg. Elizabeth is a
Maybelline Sales, Inc. They

4 in

were married October

ter.

THOMAS

SCHROPP

J.

were married October

at

and James R. Marinelli
is employed

are planning a December wedding.
Barbara
by the Clinton Township School

at

Williamsport. Karen is a speech/language therapist for
the Montgomery County Intermediate Unit, and Chris is
a systems analyst for Computer Aid in Harrisburg.

CRAIG

JANICE ELIZABETH HERROLD

Jr.

training

ager in the Houston office of Ernst & Whinney. Doug
primarily serves clients in the financial services indus-

and Marcia A
Focht were married September 13 in Allentown. Robert
Is employed by K mart. They reside in Northampton.

Texas,

Gough were married October

UKLEYA

try.

ROBERT

burgh, is a clinical
University Hospital.

Is

1986

'81

Boughner are planning a May 1987
earned a master's degree at the University of

She

1

May

Texas.

JOAN MARIE WYDOCK

In

for 1987.

F.

Force basic

sional Care Incorporated In Bryn Mawr, has
been
chosen as the American Cancer Society's Nurse of Hope

Delaware County

'82

Cory

child,

first

MD

MARIANNE SMITH

KAREN FRANCES INSALACO '81 and Dennis F.
Klepadlo were married November 1 in West Pittston.
Karen is a supervisor for Insalaco's, Inc. The couple
lives in Harding.
were married

WASIELCZYK

(seven pounds, nine ounces;
Mike received a master's
degree in computer science at American University in
Washington, D C. In June he left the Defense Department to become a member of the technical staff at
Computer Sciences Corporation. Their address is 8008
Hadfield Court, Pasadena,
21122.

community

MICHAEL T. PRICE '81 and Deborah Ann Gouldner
were married October 18 in Bethlehem. Michael is a
route salesman for Frito Lay, Inc. The couple lives in

December

20.5 inches long). In

CHARLES

F. TIRENDI '81 received his Ph.D. from
the University of Delaware in December

'83

Michael, on

phia

Md

Hill.

and MARGARET SANDERS
announce the birth of their

MIKE

mellitus

MARIE

Components

1982

L.

in

and Leo Sokoloski

III
is

a

Bloomsburg Hospital. The

Bloomsburg.

DORNSIFE

were married October

Mahanoy

'82

Girardville. Kathleen

and Michael J. Ansbach
Gordon. The couple lives in

'82

4 in

City.

^

111
of the S^J
Williamsport

nas °een

named

executive director

Area Community College Founda-

.

THE ALUMNI QUARTERUY/Match

1982
tion^

1983

She formerly was with the Jersey Shore
State Bank

for four years.

LAUREL MOWERY ARC HEY
announce the birth

Jeffrey,

of

and her husband
a son. Matthew Scott
ffi

ROBERT
KRUPKA '82 of Stroud Township has
been appointed an assistant cashier
at First Eastern
Bank He is a commercial loan officer in First
Eastern s
Pocono Region.

FRANK

BROOKS

H.

were married June

and Sharon A. McAvinev
Brigantine. N J Frank is room

14 in

^

^WIIX1AM KOWKER
C

Aa

FUSSNER

were

83

and KATHLEEN
September 13 in

'82

married

Allentown. Kathleen, who also earned a
master's degree
S a sP^n-'anguage pathologist at
Keystone
d
k k<\ ! .
Rehabilitation
Systems. Richard is a manufacturing
cost accountant at Durkee Famous
Foods They reside
in Schnecksville.

ELIZABETH S MAURER '82 and WARREN
HARDING '85 were married November 29. They live Cin

Mechanicsburg.

ParenU

Octo£r 28*

°

UG1 K

nSSSPt

and
Dav,d

a

'

°n

technician

TROUTMAN

'83

MOLLY E WAGNER

and

ln

Elizabethtown

KLINEDINST

s.

'83

Representative:
Aurora, CO 80044

Kim Gobora

Bent, P.O

Box

440938

'

MARK A KARPINSK1
are

M.

BASARA

'83 and John M. Morrash
were
Sandra is employed as a systems
Genera] Electric Co., King of Prussia The

in Frackville.

analyst for
couple lives in Collegeville.

LORI ANN BOGERT

and Kevin F. Tighe were
married September 27 in Alburtis. Lori is
a programmer/analyst for SEI Corporation in Wayne. They
live in
Mont Gare, Montgomery County.

planning

Bowman Gray
University.

a

'83

and Joel

'83 of

KMG

Seeger were

L.

and Ruth Ann McMullen

spring wedding. Mark Is attending
School of Medicine at Wak.
Forest

ALAN PLASTOW '83 and his wife, the former Connie
Pitchford, are parents of a daughter.

KENNETH C. HEYDT '83 and Lori Jean Parzanese
were married in Gibraltar Ken Is an accountant
for
Wetterau Food Services, Inc The couple resides
In

Main Hurdman, State

College.

ROBERT SPITALNICK
FORD '84 were married

and MARY FRANCES
Mount Penn Mary Is
employed by Standard Register Co while Robert
ll
employed by Federal Express.
'83
in

.

STEPHANIE J. SHIRA '83
May 30 wedding.

planning a

in

and James E. Metz are
Stephanie

the Capital Area

a speechIntermediate

is

unit.

DONNA
married

M. LORE MAN '83 and James
September 27 in Bloomsburg

S.

Spear were

Donna

business education teacher at Milton High School
couple lives at 34 Lower Market St., Milton.

is

a

The

STEPHANIE M. PATTI '83 and Gary P. Tomalno
were married October 4 in Easton. Stephanie
is
employed by Meridian Bank in Easton. They reside in
Wilson.

LOIES

DALE

A.
"83 is a corporal in the
U.S. Marines
stationed at El Toro, California.

PAULA AMRICK

and David Boughtwood were
married October 4 in Allentown Paula is a
travel
consultant for Professional Group Travel in New
York
City. The couple lives in Matawan, N.J.

RANDAL
planning a
for

W.

'83

SUPPER

May

'83

and Debra

1987 wedding.

McDonald Corporation

at

P ™'

D,vlne

ZKMBRZYCKI '83 and JOSEPH P.
" ** marrled on Ma y 16 10 p ****
a programmer/analyst for Butcher
&

w
,
is

S*W

r.ul.nlHph,,,
toC
public accountant With Coopers

md

Joseph

a

is

& Lybrand

certified

in Philadel-

planning a

GUBN W HIUMINGHAM '83 and Mary M.
M
Qieo is an accountant with Shell
up m Houston, Texas
,i

>'K.«
*

May wedding

THOMAS P EVANS
«

,

WILEY

\

and Suki Allen were married

Ord,
»«' " N Anns

gg*»» n »"»
FAITH

Ha

For,

at

.

.

„,,

,

lorn

Corps 0

l

Is

a

first

Knglneers

at

and Kenneth Vogelsang are

'83

wedding

a July

Norris are
Pipe Line

In Flagstaff.

Arizona Faith Is
emotionally handleap,>ed children at
Kllllp
1

['

Klementary School

In

Flagstaff

WILLIAM H HEWITT
M, Kr
"!"'
"
"V'

(Master's '83) has been named
ucaudcsceul lamp orations
at LIE s U.S. Lighting Division
In Salem. Mass
Hewitt joined CTF Lighting Products
In
as a
I"«h u,
englnee. at the company's Montoursvllle
photo
Hash plant and transferred to the Salem,
Mass facility
as pmjecl englneei in \m\
Most recently he was
manufacturing liaison manager-International
at the
!:'!,

:

WH

,

Salem plant
He earned

his bachelor's

degree

Mansfield Unlver

at

siiy

*83

BeUefonte has completed
become a certified public accountant

anguage therapist

,

(UNA TAOLIOLl

in St.

Patterson are
an accountant
Petersburg, Fla.

Randy

L.

is

JAMES TOMEDI '83, who graduated summa cum
laude with a major in psychology, is on the faculty
of
Wyoming Seminary College Preparatory School In
Kingston. He serves as study skills coordinator
for
boarding and day students at the Upper School
and
instructs selected students on the use of study
aids
library and use of tutors. He also assists in developing
after school activities for boarding students.
He earned a master's degree in English education at
Wilkes College, where he received the Phi Kappa Phi
Graduate Scholarship Award. He and his wife, Debra. in
on campus in Carpenter Hall.

ROBERTA KUHNS '83 is a speech pathologist at
Meadville Medical Center. She was formerly on the staff
at S.G. Rehabilitation Agency in Uniontown.
She earned her master's degree in speech pathology
at BU in 1984 and completed a
three-month clinical

MARK M MINDOCK
married

In

'83

Hellertown

and Judith M Orgel were
Is
an administrative

Mark

technician at R.P Mills Associates,
They reside In Whitehall

in.

,

Allentown

LYNN

B. SLATTFRY '83 has graduated from the
U.S.
Force health services administration course at
Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas.

Air

REG IN A

L.

WARABAK

\:\

in

planning an April 1987
respiratory therapy technician at Gelslngei
Wyoming Valley Medical Center, Wllkes-Barre.

TERRI JO BICKEL '83 and Michael C Bartlett were
married December 20 in Mount Healthy, Ohio.
Terrl, who earned a master's degree In school
psychology at the University of Cincinnati, Is a school
psychologist with the Lebanon City School Dlstrfcl
and Larry Broclous were
married December 27 in Carlisle. Lynnette Is a nurse
at
Kingston (N Y.) Hospital and Is attending
SUNV in
Albany. N Y The couple lives In Athens, N Y
'83

LAURA N BRENEMAN '83 and James C Weldensaul
were married December 20 in Lancaster Laura is a
teacher at Neff Elementary School The couple
lives in
Lancaster

JENNIFER D ROCH '83 and DAVID F MILLER '84
were married December 27 in Willow Grove Jennifer Is
a major accounts sales representative for Eraser
Business Equipment of Allentown, while David is a sales
representative in King of Prussia The couple Uvei
III

Hatfield.

ROBIN ANN FURJANIC

and MICHAEL P
SAUVE '84 were married September 13 in Harrisburg.
Robin is a nurse at Harrisburg Hospital, and Michael is
a coordinator for Preston Trucking Co.
'83

SANDRA STONER JEFFREY

and her husband.
Frank, announce the birth of a daughter
'83

Mark Demchyk were

J.

Orefleld

accountant with Chrysler First,

(;ina

had been an

They reside

Inc

Mass

in

MICHBLB ann DUDISH '88 and Paul R, Caputo were
marrlwl In Shenandoah Mlehelfl Is a
teacher In the
Shenandoah Valley School District The couple
lives In
tungtown

CAROL W KOFFKNBKKCFK
weie

married

Novnnl>ei

and Brian M. Jones
Newark, Delawaie

a:t

in

I!,

Carol, who earned a master's degree at
Penn State, is a
teaehei at Sterck Sch.H.I for the Hearing
Impaired in
Newark They reside In Jefferson vllle, Montgomery
3

"

County

MICIIKLK SlltlHFCK III and
married October
m LansfOfd
Wiley Mouse m liethlehem They
I

and Don A McKlttrick are
wedding In Plttston Reglna Is a
'83

certified

LYNNETTE LEIDY

and

'83

married SeptemlxT
Dalton,

CRYSTAL RUDLOFF

,^

mo
Mount
\Carol

planning

Kenhorst.

requirements to
She is employed by

dei^Hospital

November
'84

were married September 20 in Carlisle
Molb is I tales
analyst at the Hershey Pasta Group,
while Van is a
sales representative for Cinema Supply
Company
V } The
couple lives
in

^

30

for

*

°° Up,e Uv

SUSAN R RAUP '83 and Thomas G, Bogush
were
married October 25 in Shamok.n Susan
is a nursing
director with a home-health agency
in Harrlsburg The
couple lives In Harrisburg
S

and Randall Garth Hoeooner
wedding In Wi.l"mT£,rt

'83

A Glasser were

,ab

MUIKy ThC

^

WmamspTrt

^
,s

^

and her husband

'83

WeSl ° n R0bert

'

83

K anVU,e
£

2

8 S°n

f

CHARISSA JO HUNT
Planning , May

•"V

HRMMN

WKHM

married September 13 in Kastmlnste, Ann
is
st.m
accountant for the public accounting firm
of Albright
Cnimbacker. Harrell and Moul The couple
UvfMlln
Smithsburg, Md

1983

SANDRA

?P

SHAFFER

piEF*

AMY

married

™

cu
a
art of her graduate study
at the
Wilmington iDe aware) Medical Center
She also com
a climcaJ internship at the
Reading Rehabllita
Hon Hospital in Reading
0ber
lS
8d t0 R,ck J Peterson of Brookville
w*vuie.
ll, "5S5P
A* ?.
May 1988
wedding is planned

VAN

19

1983

'82

service captain at Resorts International
Casino/Hotel in
AUantic City. They live in Brigantine

RI

E

1987

<

Schaeffer Jr were
is a teacher at
live In Allentown
ail

Mh

hele

AMY S KLINKDINST '83 and Joel L. Seeger were
married September 13 In EastmlnHter Amy
works for
Albright, Cnimbacker, Harrell and Moul They live
in
Smithsburg, m
CHERYL
'"""••<'

L.

PHILLIPS

Oelohei

»

'83

and James A

Mass

Flltsfleld,

in

Hunt were
Cheryl

also

eanied a master s degree In experlmenial psychology
Northeastern University They reside In Plttsfleld.

HOLLY L MINNICU

'83

at

and Steve Alexander ore

planning a July IH wedding Holly
at l.anrasler Ceneral Hospital

Is

a registered nurse

( HKISTINK
O'CONNOR '83 and Carl J. Beck are
planning a June 1987 wedding. Christine Is an opthalmlc
assistant for McDonald Bye Associates of Philadelphia.

ANNE DADAY
engaged Anne
Unlver

II

Is

'83 and Robert M
Eplscopo are
pursuing a master's degree at Lehigh

,

TIMOTHY M

TALARICO

Schepers were married

and Kathleen Ann

'83

In Whitfield

Tim

.ale-,
engineer for Stanley Vldmar,
couple resides In Alexandria, Va

Is

a Industrial

Allentown.

The

SCOTT C FORESMAN

MANDEAU

'84

'83 and SHELLEY J. NORwere married In Orefleld. Shelley Is

employed by Mess's, while Scott Is self-employed as
owner of Scott's Lawn Care They reside In AJlentown.

NANCY ANN HOUSEKNECHT

'83

and Javier Vera

THE ALUMNI OUARTERLY/March

20

1987

1983

1984

1984
DEBORAH

are planning a July 4, 1987, wedding In Muncy. Nancy Is
a fourth grade teacher at Resaca Elementary School In
Brownsville, Texas.

A.

KRAMER

'84 enlisted in

pathologist at the

the U.S. Air

Force through the delayed entry program with an
enlistment date of January 26.

JOHN

McMULLIN

'84 and Karen Patricia Bielio
be married next winter. John, who is
also a graduate of LaSalle University, is a computer
programmer at Thomas Jefferson Medical School

F.

are planning

RICHARD LEET '83 and Tanya Balllet are planning
an August 1987 wedding. Richard Is a self-employed
agent with Nationwide Insurance Company

TRACY LEE WETZEL
in

teacher

with

Unit.

W

MARCIA ANN HIESTER

(Master's '83) and Paul
Moll were married in Fleetwood. Marcla Is employed as
an adoption specialist by Concern Professional Services
for Children and Youth in Fleetwood. The couple lives in
that

Frackville.

KATHLEEN

JOHN JOSEPH HOGAN

engaged to Andrea
Shillingford. He received a master's degree in psychology at West Chester University in December. He
attained high honors each of his three semesters at West
Chester and was awarded a full-time assistantship as an
'83

A member of Psl Chi, a national honor society
he

students,

plans

enter

to

are planning a

for

doctoral

a

"84

'84 and John M. Terefinko
wedding Kim is an accountant

1987

fall

SUZANNE

Kovatch Corp., Nesquehoning.

for

this fall
'84
is
engaged to Joseph J
She is on the nursing staff of the medicalsurgical department at Coaldale State General Hospital.

Matika.

is employed by New Jersey Manufacturers
Insurance Co. in West Trenton, N.J., and Frank is
employed by The Pldcock Agency in New Hope.

Patricia

ANN CABELL

LISA

married on October
master's degree at
pathologist

and Brian K

Valentine were

4 in Hazleton. Lisa,

who earned her

BU

the

for

'83

In

1984,

Allcnfown

In

CAROL
U.S.

Allentown

W. CALKINS '83 and Margaret M. Doud
were married on August 23 in Elmira, N Y Gordon is
employed by Cummings Lumber Company, Inc., in
Troy. They reside In Columbia Cross Roads
'83

'84

and

Thomas G. Huffman were married In September at
Washington Crossing. Mary is a systems programmer
with the

New

Jersey Treasury Department

The couple resides

In

Army,

FASOLD

Trenton.

drama

elective.

Last

summer

SANDRA

L. GOLAS 'M-'85M and MARK J. MILLER
were married on October 18. Members of the
wedding party Included Joanne Marrone '84 and Paula
Fueller Lamendola '84 '85M. Sandra is employed as a

L.

McELROY

'84

and

ROBERT

Allentown.

has received professional

at

M. CANTRELL '84 and DAVID LEE BORDA
were married September 20. Karen is employed by
is employed by Forrest
Pharmaceuticals, Inc. The couple lives in AJlentown.
Knoll International, while David

C.

JOANNE DUFFEY
pist

D.

CEBULKA

in

pathologist at

and Gary M. Hauck were
N.J. Joan is a speech
Geisinger Medical Center. They reside in

Mount

DAVID

R.

ADAMS

and Lisa A Trinkle were
married November 22 in Allentown. David is employed
by Blommer Chocolates, East Greenville. The couple
lives in Mertztown.

WOOD

'84

is

engaged

to

Enrique Siguenza Plalsant. Phillppa is a speech pathologist at the University of Maryland Shock Trauma
Center
in

Baltimore.

is

a speech thera-

and J JEROME SKRIN
'85 were married in
Mount Penn. Evelyn is a
medical technologist at St. Joseph Hospital, and
Jerome
is a planner for the Berks
County Planning Commission
The couple resides in Mount Penn.

™

'84

Y A

™ ER

T

'

M

nas Jo'ned Ketchum Public
?!
Relations in D
Philadelphia
as an account executive She
formerly was an assistant account
executive with
Ketchum Public Relations in New York and
an account
e Wh0,e A^ertising Company,
Phila-

niui
delphia.

,

1

u;*'?
Wendy

?

lives in Philadelphia.

CASEY Jr
JSS*^
LEEN
FERGUSON CASEY
,

PHILIPPA MORISSEY

'84)

COSKY

'84

'84

in

EVELYN GAISBAUER

Holly,

Bloomsburg.

M.

MCCARTHY

IV

and

'84

are planning a May
1988 wedding. Catharine is a sales representative for
American Eagle Express in Philadelphia, and Edward
is
a sales representative for Cello Bag, Inc., in
Washington.

JANE GARGER

E. SCHAADT
engaged.

JAYNE GARGER
spring
Valley
nurse.

1988

'84

wedding.

Hospital

'85

and Michael

'84

NANCY

'84

and James

'84

and

S.

I.

Dolin are

Rafftesaeth

JEFFREY A

and Mike Dolin are planning a
Jayne is employed at Lehigh

Center,

Allentown,

as

a

registered

THOMAS V. CHIPLEY '84 and Cathryn J. Kohn are
planning an October wedding. Tom is a management
systems programmer with Unisys of Blue Bell.
VALERIE M. MOORE

*84 and Joseph J. Hyduchak
be married on August 22 in Hawley. Valerie is a
sales assistant for Shearson Lehman Brothers,
Inc.

JOANNE

MARRONE '84 and Timothy M. Sands are
planning an April wedding. Joanne
is
a personnel
administrator at Prudential Insurance Co. of America at
Fort Washington and is a student at
LaSalle University.
ROBERT YODER

'84 of Lansdale has
been promoted
account executive with the investment banking
firm
Robinson Inc. He works in the firm's Valley

to

certifi-

College Misericordia.

married

(Master's

the

BlasT Intermediate Unit. She and her
husband, Dan, are parents of a daughter, Lauren.

as a

JOAN

7.

will

community health nurse. She is also a
graduate of St. Agnes Hospital of Nursing in Philadelphia and is enrolled in the master's program in nursing
cation

and and George

EDWARD RAYMOND ALBERTSON
CATHARINE

ANGELA LOUISE TRILLI
GUTH '86 are engaged.

in

"84

Leesport.

in

GARY P WAPINSKI '84 and Kathleen Conville are
planning an August 1987 wedding. He graduated from
U.S. Army Officer Candidate School at Fort Benning,
Ga., as a second lieutenant. He is stationed at Aberdeen
Proving Grounds in Maryland.

KAREN

were married December 27 in Lititz.
Jennifer is employed by the Warwick School District,
and Robert is employed by Glchner Mobile Systems'
Dallastown. The couple lives in Lancaster
'84

resides

Jr. are

JEFFREY C. ESCHBACH '84, an ensign in the U S
Navy, completed the Officer Indoctrination School at
the
Naval Education and Training Center in Newport, R.I.

'84

MARY DALPIAZ

SWARTZBAUGH

a registered nurse

are planning to marry on November
employed by Nationwide Insurance.

reading, and travel.

"85

JENNIFER

is

S.

is

DAVID J. MORGAN '84 and Susan E. Schneider were
married December 27 in Pottsville. David is employed
by General Public Utilities Corp. in Reading. The couple

a

Carol Steranko plan to be
a material planner at AT&T

in

and Ray E. Carter are

III

engaged.

Technologies

speech/language pathologist at Lancaster General Hospital. Mark Is a paralegal with Stevens and
Lee in
Reading. They reside In Ephrata.

'84

she hiked the 16 miles of the Grand
Canyon in Arizona. She is a member of the Susquehannoch Trail Club and also enjoys photography, writing

BOB KAUNAS '84 and
married on May 30. Bob is

in Morrisvllle.

Downey

Penelope

a second lieutenant in the
completed a signal officer course at Fort

'84

POLETTI

PENELOPE

'84,

SUSAN STOVER '84 has Joined the faculty at Elizabethtown High School, where she teaches English and a

Representative: Robert J. Kenney, 5711 North 11th
Road, No. 6, Arlington, VA 22205. (703 ) 525-6944

MONSEAU

L.

Gregory G.

and Warren H.

'84

planning a May wedding. Christina
at Williamsport Hospital.

Plymouth Meeting

NORMAN R. BATES '84 and Robin M. Schlachter
were married on November 1 in Honesdale. Norman is
employed by General Electric Company of East
Stroudsburg. They reside in Greentown.

1984

M.

of

MICHELE M. SEIGLE '84 of Scranton earned
master's degree at Bucknell University.

and MOLLY E.
WAGNER '84 were married September 20 in Carlisle.
Molly is employed as a sales analyst at the Hershey
Pasta Group, while Van is a sales representative at the
Cinema Supply Company. They reside in Elizabethtown.

CORRECTION: MARY

'84

Gordon, Georgia.

GORDON

VAN SCOTT TROUTMAN

WALKER

E.

a speech-language
School District
They

View Apartments

reside at 801 Valley

A.

has been promoted from management trainee to assistant banking officer in business development at Meridian
Bank. She joined the bank in 1984.

is

LAWRENCE

L.

CHRISTINA M. DGEEN

MARGARET

and

'84

Wilkes-Barre. They reside

Mclnteer Jr. were married in Baltimore. Suzanne is a
certified public accountant and auditor with Price
Waterhouse. They reside in Baltimore.

KATHY TRIMMEL

FRANK R. COSNER Jr '83 and PATRICIA ANN
WORTHINGTON '84 are planning a June wedding.

in

CYNTHIA M. GOODALL '84 and Jeffrey C. Gehman
were married October 18 in New Holland. Cynthia is
employed by Hazleton Research Products. The couple
lives at 198 East Main Street, Adamstown.

KIM L BREDBENNER

adviser.

DELANEY

M.

Gerhart were married
Lebanon.

and Mary Catherine
Teitelbaum were married in Mountaintop. John is
employed by Texaco, Inc.. as an internal auditor. The
couple lives in Houston.

is

to

TERRENCE PURCELL '84 and Virginia Zakrewsky
were married September 27 in Park Crest. Terrence is
an employment manager, and the couple lives in

Bloomsburg

in

Co., Dallas.

JOSEPH TLOCZYNSKI

program

They reside

VICKY SHERRATT '84 and Victor Serhan are planning a September 12 wedding in Mountaintop. Vicky is a
service representative for Commonwealth Telephone

community

psychology

'84 and Dennis J. Krum were
Brunswick, N.J. Tracy is employed as a
the Central Susquehanna Intermediate

New

married

Richmond Cerebral Palsy Center

A

Master's 84) and KATH'85 announce the
birth of a

daughter Michele Ferguson Casey, on
November 14
The couple lives in Richmond, Va.,
where Tom is an
audiologist with the South Side Training
Center for the
Mentally Retarded of Virginia, and Kathleen
is a speech

of Blinder,

Forge

office.

GML LINDEN

wJSSS*:
DASANO '84

'W and JEFFREY I. BALwere married November 8 in Willow

Grove. Marcia is working on a
master's degree in
elementary education at Beaver
College. The couple
P
lives in

Huntingdon Valley.

ROBIN LYNNE MILLER '84 and Glenn J. Oberman
were married October 25 in
Catasauqua. Robin is
employed by Adia Personnel Services.
They reside in
Catasauqua.

KIM
were
ro
Pn
in

A. PAWLOWSKI '84
mamed November 8

m

^

and Andrew Paul Hallman
in

Montoursville.

Kim

is

a

an
st for American Enterprise
Institute
Washington, D C. The couple lives
in Rockville.

vK^ ^

r

MICHELE

R.

BOOK

'84

and Scott E. Run! were

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/March
1987

1984

1985

married October 25 in Lancaster Michele is
employed
by the Lancaster-Lebanon Intermediate Unit

THOMAS

last fall in

'84

and Melinda L Krom
Tom is employed bv
Thev

Glenside

the Philadelphia Geriatric Center in
Philadelphia
reside in Glenside.

AMY

P RES NECK

84

and

PATRICK E RONEN

84

are planning an August wedding. Amy is
employed bv
the Devereux Foundation, and Pat works
for Rid'gawa'v
Philips Company. The couple will reside
in the Philadel*
phia area.

RICKY ALAN ERB

DEBRA LYNN WES

and

84

SNER

'86 were married last
fall in Reading Debra is
employed by Robert Wood Johnson University
Hospital
in New Brunswick, N.J
and Rick is a senior assistant
manager for Household Finance.
,

MARK

M.

KUKLA

and Maria J Cramer were
8 in East Stroudsburg
Mark is
employed by Stone. Cyphers. McCoy and DeAngelo P
C
'84

marned November

of

1985

MARIE YASENCHOK
married November
Rochester.

HENNINGER

J.

were married

the

13

couple lives in Neffsville.

Stroudsburg. The couple lives

in that

and Mark A

'85

N Y

bone, .even

member

a

of the

and

1981

Buckeye

RONALD
December

ANDREW ROBISON

'85 and BRENDA J
FILLare engaged. Andrew is a personnel manager
with People's Drugs in Alexandria, Va., and
Brenda is a
laboratory animal science technician with
Federated
Medical Resources in Honeybrook.
'86

MARIANN

LOEW '85 and James E. Casey are
planning a July 1987 wedding. Mariann is employed
by
Power, Bowen & Valimont of Doylestown.
'85

has been promoted

assistant comptroller of finance at Northeastern

to

Bank

of

Pennsylvania. She has been with Northeastern since
1980. She earned an MBA degree at the
University of
Scranton.

JANET ELLEN LEIBY

'85

and Robert

L. Spitler

are
planning an April 1988 wedding. Janet Is a kindergarten
teacher at Annunciation-St. George School, Shenandoah.

KIMBERLY

D.

STROUSE

necke were married

and Gregory T ReiTelford. Kimberly is a customer

in

service representative
Virginia in Fairfax, Va.

at

'85

First

The couple

SHARI LYNN KEECH

American

Bank

of

lives in Reston, Va.

and Mark L. Innerst were
married October 25 in York. Shari is employed by the
Rehabilitation Hospital of Mechanicsburg. The couple
'85

'85.

in 1986. is a

in

Department as a computer analyst

at Fort

N

'

Kllv

1

Kirs!

lla/leton

,

DAVID WILLIAM

88

planning an August 2a wedding Debra
ls <;»;i>loved b>
the CarlH.n Lehigh Intermediate
Unit
""Ployed i.n Lehigh v.
Landmark
j
Heal Kstate. Ine In Wescosvllle.
'

who

are planning
the Defense

Meade, Md.

THOMAS M HOPKINS

also earned a
speech pathologist In

(Masters

age 42. He as a
Selinsgrove Center and was a partnci

makes wooden

at

v
l

m

'85)

died

hum,

.,

technologist
43

in

'85

1

1

i

1

i

i

employed by Roche Blomed
Rantan. N .)
as a lal>oratorv
the chemistry department Her Bddreu
'85 is

In

Sycamore Ave

,

,

Bridgewater, NJ 08807

KAREN

SUSAN F

Isoi

\

O,
.„,with \\(.\
,

CAHILL

.

W

Cuy

and

'85

Boek

were

.

LKK BALL

and Klchard

it:,

rl is

It

leachei

a

Md

Kankln are
in LaPlala

INDY I'HIFER '85 has been named speech and
language pathologist at Montgomery Hospital i„ Norrls
town Mir was previously a memlw-i ol the slafl ol
the
non public division of the Montgomery County
Intermediate Unit A resident of Kasl Nor lion
ownship, she Is
a part time doctoral student at Pcnn Stale
Unlvorsll)
<

r

JANE L
November
Belleville

law school publication

H-t

town

employed

Is

f

27 In Phllllpsburg
Susan Is
"•mploved as a sales assoeiale hy Dawson
International
Braemar U.S. A New York Cllv They live |„ Mori.,'

m

of the oldest

su

a

married December

D. SMITH '85, a second-year student at The
Dickinson School of Law, has been elected to member
ship on the Dickinson Law Review Membership on
the

Law Review, one

and Michele K

'85

R

SHF.KKI

1

He was
Paramount Lackaglmz

He Uvea InColraai

planning a June wedding Shei

has Joined the faculty of
Lock Haven Junior High School as a special education
teacher. He and his wife reside in South W
m -,[>< m
He previously taught in Syracuse. N Y

is

Chalfonl

staff of

CHERYL ANN JOHNSON '88 and Michael
Mlkulskl
were married septemhei n ... oienside che.vi is
medical technologist (or Smith Mine Bioscience
Lalnua
torle ... King 01 Prussia The couple lives
In Horsham.

area.

Laboratories

.

ih.ii

MARK MITCHELL '85 has joined Snyder's of Hanover
as a regional sales representative In Its vend/foodser
vice division. He will be based In Chicago and
will be
responsible for the company's midwest markets
He was previously employed hv the C.A. Curtze
Company as a sales representative In the Pittsburgh

MARIA SEFCHICK

85 has jolne,l the
as .... accountant

in.'

'••'•'unlanl with

engaged Joseph Is employed as
Smith Iransfei Corp Carlisle

at

toys.

DONALD WOLFINGER

Medical,

'

"t

Surviving are his wife, the former Fredrica \ Horn
a daughter, Kristin, a son, Brent, his parents, Clair
and
Susie Troutman Strmgfellow. a brother and two si ,lcrs

ical

u

"

""" r,u

JOSKPH M LINCALIS

manager

unit

HUKY
r
l. >

In

the Scranton
at

'85

and Ronald

Allensvllle

('

t

Klfer were married

Jan.- also

Medical Technology

Lewlstown Hospital

I

graduated from
and is

"iisortlum

The

COUDlfl

lives In

awarded on the basis on academic

performance and demonstrated writing ahiln
a

1,S

Flloreto are

1'eoplo's

l»v

Bank and Trust Co

Wilkes-Barre.

STRINGFELLOW

C.
14

the United States,

lives in York.

LINDA FRY '85 and Lonnie L. Magargle
May 2 wedding. Linda is employed by

'85

is

m!m^.
NlUiBH 0H? Bit

a

BU

Rehabilitation Center

WALLIS

ER KOKINDA
and Glna
55^^
Chnstophe.
employed

National

Beaver and Richwood School System of Cralgsvllle
Va. She did her Internship at the
John Helni

W

C.

CH

eng.igr,

,

1985
2606

Rogers

Nolfl. will reside in the Seattle
area

Achievement
Youth Achievement Award
presented by the Conference on Basic Black
Education
in Harrisburg
in

C

nveued h,s wmgs at Keese A KB
In Lubbock*
Texas Ho will Ik- assigned to the 36
th Tactical Air Lift
Squadron at McCord A KB, Tacoma,
Washington alter
raining at Little Hock U H
\rkansas, where he will fly
die
LU Hercules He and his wife,
the (orme, Susan

old LaVon has participated in several
choruses, includ
ing the Pennsylvania Youth Chorale tour of
Europe She
received a Professional Women's Youth

Award

M,chael
Carbondale

m

a lieutenant In the U.S. Air
undergraduate pilot training

-

Iv

and

community service
Opera Kbonv Company in
Philadelphia and the Wilmington Chester
Gospel
Chorus She is working on a master's degree In
music
(opera) at Temple University and is employed
at Sears
in King of Prussia
A student of voice and piano since she was six years

the

MARIJAYNE

>85

M

>85

l;>

)Nt
\
Fn^LA ?™completed

professional achievement and
is

c ™Pbell. Rappold and

by

will

community

Representative: Virginia Balchunas,
Circle, Norristown, PA 19401.

m » loy **

LaVON WILLS '85 has been nominated as an Outstanding Young Woman Ol America for
1986. an Mono,
recognizing young women throughout
the national (01

master's degree at

T.

*

YurasMs'lV'A

in

00
FREY
win^m^^
be married on^
August

KATHLEEN T GRANGER

MAN

Shost were

Egypt. Pa The couple lives

8 in

JOSEPH T CAWLEY 85 has passed the state CPA
board examination He is employed by Laventhol
and
Horwath. CPA. Harrisburg.

LaVon

21

CINDY ROADARMEL

,

and Steven W Beyer were
married in Bloomsburg. Cindy Is employed by Susquehanna Medical Management Corp
Berwick Their
address is 201 West First Street, Bloomsburg
"85

CHAK; ALAN PI INT '85 and Natalie Jean Young were
married Novembei
In Compass, Pa, Craig Is employed
by Shell oil Co u, Houston, Texas Their address
Is
M550 Ponmeadow Blvd 12(H), Houston, TX 770.1.'.
I

,

,

PATRICK G. BYRNE '85, an ensign in the U.S. Navy,
has completed the basic surface warfare officer's course
at

San Diego.

MICHELLE ANN BURROWS '85 and Jeffrey G
Schantzenbach were married November
in Allentown.
Michelle is a substitute teacher in the Allentown School
1

District.

They reside

in

SHARON A HERR '85 and Jeffrey L. Graver were
married October 25 in Millersvllle Sharon Is employed
by Lancaster General Hospital, and the couple lives In
that city.

LEE

SHICK

and ELLEN MARIE SULLIVAN
are planning a June wedding. Ellen is a mathematics
teacher at Montoursville High School, and Lee is a
lieutenant in the Air Force, stationed by Ft. Walton
A.

'85

Beach, Fla.

LISA MAIUA COLASURIX)
were married September 6
medical

RICHARD

J.

WERNER

*85

in

Susquenita High
Duncannon The couple lives in Harrisburg

CHARLENE
'85

studies teacher

M.

SPOCK

'85

at

RICHARD L KANAS

and

are engaged

and Sherri Ann Poliski are

'85 is

teaching social studies

at

technologist

Center, Allentown

LAWRENCE

'85

and Daniel R. DeBlass

Usa Is a
HazletOD
the Lehigh Valley Hospital
reside in Catasauqua
In

at

They

MEDACLIA

J
Jr 'H!» has rx-en name legislative aide to State Rep. Paul
J, Angstadt of the

IZMh Dlstn.
During his senior year at BU, Medaglla participated
m the Pennsylvania Bipartisan Management Commitl

TAMMY ANNE McNEELY

RALPH MOYER '85 is teaching remedial math and
reading at East Juniata High School
KEVIN ZIMMERMAN

a social

Is

School

KIE
engaged

SUSAN I' SKIDEL '85 and Keaton S. Bryan are
planning an August wedding Susan Is a second grade
teacher at Simmons Elementary School In Horsham.

Paul

"85

'86

'8S and
Thomas H ('ope are
August wedding
Ellen Is a hearing
therapist for the Luzerne Intermediate Unit In Kingston.

an

L. HUBER '85 and PAUL C MARTH Jr
were married November 8 In Bethlehem Victoria Is
employed at Polyclinic Medical ( enter, Harrisburg, and

VICTORIA

Allentown.

ELLEN TKOXELL

planning

LYON '85
Tammy is
the

'85

were married October

ROBERT

and
18

in

L
Bethlehem.

a meeting and convention coordinator wnh
Pennsylvania Association of Mutual Insurance

Companies In Harrisburg Robert Is a staff account am
with Boyer and Rltter, a CPA firm in Camp Hill
The

East Juniata High School

couple resides

TARA DIEHL '85 has joined the staff of the FrankJin
County Easter Seal Society She earned her master s
degree at BU in 1986

LUDROF

NATALIE
Natalie

is

in

M

program

In that

program,

he was assigned to the staff of the House Republican

caucus chairman, Rep
and Perry counties.

Kred

<

Noye

of

Cumberland

Harrisburg

LAUBACH

JAMKS RICHARDSON DeVORE

and JOHN ADAM
are planning a September wedding
a radiologic technologist at Warren Hospital,
"86

tee's legislative fellowship

'85

Waltman were married December
employed by
in

Muncy

'85

and

Amy

Lu

20 In Muncy Jim Is
Construction Specialties Inc They reside

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22

1987

1986

1985

TAMMY

TAM ALA

L. GROSS '85 were
a graduate student

married in Pottstown.
at Lehigh University,
where she is working on a master's degree in special
education. David is an elementary teacher in Souderton
Area School District.

Tammy

is

HARRY

FENSTERMAKER

L.

Evans are engaged. Harry

Is

'85

1986
BRUBAKER

S.

and Michael
Lancaster

'86

were married on December 27

in

J.

P DENISE MASSARO

Derus

DONNA McGAW

'86 of Aimedia went to Saudi Arabia
begin a two-year assignment at King
Faisal Hospital
She had been on the staff of the
Bloomsburg Hospital Emergency Department for the
past four years
in

and Rhonda Lee

an accountant for the U.S.

December

SUSAN LANGE SMITH

to

DANIEL

PURCELL

Virginia Zak
rewsky were married September 27 in Barnesville.
Terrence is an employment manager at Hazleton St.
Joseph Medical Center. The couple lives III C rackvWe
J.

'85

and

to

E.
director of

DIANE KUCHAK

engaged

'86 is

Wollaston Jr. Diane
School District.

to

W

marry James

JANE

JONES

L.

Elmy are
Wilkes-Barrc. Dawn is

and

'86

Joseph

K.

planning a June wedding in
employed in the accounting department of GeisingerWyoming Valley Medical Center

KENT KISSINGER

was awarded a

'86

full

tuition

scholarship for his first semester of graduate stud}
the University of New Hampshire.

DIANE

'86) has been appointed
research and special projects for the

M.

HUEY

L.

November

WODRIG

THOMAS
married

staff of

AMADIO

DIANE M. MESSERSMITH
The SentineM

'86 and Laurie Anne Allen
A.
are planning a September 5 wedding. Michael, a second
lieutenant In the Air Force, is stationed at Mather AFB,
California, for navigational training.

MICHAEL GREENE

'86

studying Spanish at the
Defense Language Institute in Monterery, California.
When he graduates in June, he will continue at another
school In Texas. His address is Box 1358 DLIFLC NSGD,
Presidio of Monterey, CA 93944- 5005.

TAMALA

S.

BRUBAKER

Is

and Wesley

'86

Walters are

I.

ANN MARIE

TINI

has passed her state board
is on the staff of St. Agnes

'86

In nursing.

Hospital, Baltimore,

She

and Michael

'86

J.

Derus

teacher.

The couple

CAROL KOPKO
on October 24
master's degree

In
in

and James A. Beck were

'86

Allenwood. Melissa

18 in

is

a substitute

lives in Milton.

Nantlcoke.
audiology.

KAREN HENSELER
Goodwill Industries

In
in

Sova

B.

Carol

is

be married
working on a

will

and Stephen Jacobs were
Carlisle. Karen is employed by
Harrlsburg. The couple lives in
'86

PAULA

R.

SHANER

and David R.

'86

W

KNAPP
is

'86

K.

KOVACEVIC

future. It's

important

and Lynn E.

'86

r

District for nine years. She
also is coordinator of intra-

mural sports for fourth, fifth
land sixth grade students in
I the
district; coach of junior
I high school field hockey;
and

are

chairwoman

and Edmondo Granci were
I

18 in Scranton.

I

'86 is

a residence counselor at a
for 10 mentally retarded adults in Elmhurst, N Y

WILLIAM

D. J. GREISS '86 and Donna M. Warteenwere married October 18 in AJIentown. Bill is
employed by Security Services Co. The couple lives in

I

luft

GARY EDSTROM

been named executive
director of the Bloomsburg Area YMCA. Edstrom was
formerly a member of the Berwick YMCA staff for five
years. He served as a medical specialist in the Army
from 1976 to 1980
has

'86

MELISSA LEE STUMP
married October
teacher.

18 in

The couple

MATTHEW

and James A. Beck were

'86

Allenwood. Melissa

is

a substitute

MOLLY NICODEM YORK
American Society

COOPER

'86

and

December

MICHELLE LEE SORBER

his wife are parents

16.

'86

and Dean

A

Vining

are planning an April wedding.

DOROTHY A. GALGAY '86 and Robert Ferrari will
be married on September 26, 1987. Dorothy is
employed
by Frito-Lay, Inc.
ANN MARIE AUSTRA

'86

has Joined the faculty of

School.

CAROL CHESKIEWICZ

Reading has received
her license as a registered nurse in Pennsylvania. She is
employed at Reading Rehabilitation Center

ANTHONY
Air

Force,

Oklahoma.

F.
is

BENNER
stationed

'86 of

WIENCZKOWSKI

E.

in

'86

Kramer were married October 4
pursuing a career in advertising.

Riverside.

in

and Kenneth B
Carlisle.

Amy

is

MOLLY MONTAGUE

'86 and Todd Fisher are
planis employed by
National Analysts of Philadelphia, and
Todd is
employed by David A. Faul, CPA, Lansdale.

ning a September 1988 wedding.
Molly

JOHN

L.

Air Force,

Mahanoy Area High

has been accepted into
She is a
the chemistry laboratory of

medical technologist in
Geisinger Medical Center.
She and her husband, James, live

AMY
D.

'86

of Clinical Pathologists.

lives in Milton.

of a daughter, born on

I

Alburtls.

the

McFADDEN
is

RICHARD

'86,

a second lieutenant
AFB, Texas.

in the

stationed at Laughlin
F.

KING

'86

and

Yvonne Kmetz are
is employed by

planning a June 1988 wedding. Richard
Kreisher & Miller, an accounting firm

J^l^L
DORNER

£

GETTEL

'86 and
MICHAEL J.
were married December 27 in Hilltop
Susan is a third grade teacher in the

'86,

a second lieutenant in the

Township.

at

Vance Air Force Base

Fruitvale School District. The couple lives
at 2220 South
Real Road, Bakersfield, California.

of the district
health committee.
Although the teaching profession has been criticized in
recent years for low pay,
Gettel sees other rewards.

"There are many benefits
you can't put a dollar sign on.

I

You see

I

eye when they get the multi-

the twinkle in their

plication

whole

table

or

read a

paragraph

without
worth it."
She says she was destined to be a teacher. When
she
was in first grade, she would come home from
school
and teach her brother what she learned that day.
"One of my favorite Christmas presents as a child
was a blackboard," Gettel recalls. "1 would
teach my

making

a mistake; then

it's

some of my cousins."
Gettel earned a master's degree
at Millersville
University and completed an administrative
internship
for principal's certification at
Temple University. She
expects to receive her principal's certification
in May.
"I aspire to be a principal," she says.
"It would take
me out of the classroom, but it would make me able
to
touch more children than I would
"
as
brother or

a teacher

In high school, Gettel was a
Sunday school teacher As
a p ayground instructor in college,
she taught arts and
crafts, sports, and conducted
a children's version of the

Olympics.
At the beginning of each school
year, Gettel spends
unchtime with each student in the
class in order to get

to

FITZPATR1CK

86

touch and mold the future

town Elementary School in
Northern Lebanon School

|

MAURA ALAIMO

in

Gettel has been teaching
third grade pupils at Jones-

I

Taylor are

Hammer

to

engaged.

married October

BIERMAN

'86

AFB

leaders of the country."

planning an October wedding.

LINDA

TAYLOR

a second lieutenant in the

'86,

a pilot trainee at Laughlin

Sharon F. Gettel '78 of Rehrersburg has been honored
as "Outstanding Young Educator" by the Pennsylvania
Jaycees. She was one of 31 teachers nominated by local
Jaycees throughout the state.
"This award is special," Gettel said, "because President Reagan named this the year of the teacher in
memory of Sharon Christa McAuliffe, who died in the
explosion of the shuttle Challenger.
"I'm very excited as a teacher to receive this award.
Education is a very important part of this country and
its

and Mark

'86

S.

Md.

and Warren K. Crills are
planning a July 11 wedding In Lancaster. Lora Is
an
elementary teacher In the Lancaster School District.

home

and Marc

Lemoyne.

planning an October 1988 wedding.

E.

'86)

27 in Montoursville.

27.

MELISSA LEE STUMP
married October

married January 10

SUSAN LANGE SMITH

SUSAN

(Master's

Haas were married December

ABRAHAM

MICHAEL

L.

Whiteman AFB,

ALISON STELLATO '86 and John Willison are
engaged. Alison is employed by Best Products Co., Inc.,
Whitehall An October 3 wedding is planned.

were married December

LORA

Tom

at

Walters are

Teacher
honored by
Jaycees

R.D.

and Nancy Ann Elliott were
is a second lieutenant in

'86

They reside

the U.S. Air Force.
Missouri.

A.

RENE FITE '86 has Joined the
Lewlstown as Accent editor.

I.

Andover, N.J

in

I.

the

Texas.

Bl

and Randy W. Donkochlk
is
employed at

'86

live at Belleville

and Wesley

are

RICHARD A. CARCELLA '86, a second lieutenant in
the U.S. Air Force, is a pilot trainee at Laughlin AFB in

and Ronald C Kifer were married
Jane is a medical technolo-

'86

'86

in

Texas.

2.

plan a May 1988 wedding. Diane
Geisinger Medical Center, Danville.

examination

ROBERT

U.S. Air Force,

15 in Allensville

Lcwistown Hospital They

gist at

DAWN

MUNYAN (MBA

Pennsylvania Credit Union League and its subsidiary,
Pacul Services, Inc. A native of AJIentown, he was a
marketing management consultant

on the faculty of Penn Manor

is

D Dugan

THERESA M. MATKOSKY '86 and Michael R.
Fevang were married in Scranton. They reside in
Reistertown, Md.

ROBIN JOHNSON '86 and John Marcante were
married October 25 in Allentown. Robin is employed by
Shared Medical Systems in Malvern. The couple lives in
King of Prussia

1986

and Mark

engaged.

Mint.

TERRENCE

"86

planning a July wedding. Denise is a teacher
Upper Dublin School District, Dresher.

know them

better.

She says she also spends a great
deal of time teaching
her students about nutrition,
sometimes making break
fast for the children or
vegetable soup for lunch
My students are very important to me," Gettel says.
I m always
concerned about their welcome "

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/March

BU gets
for

19A7

23

grant

co-op ed

Bloomsburg University recently received a

Title VI 11

Co-operative

Education grant for more than $68 000
from the U.S. Department of Education In addition
to
the that amount, the university received a
supplemental
Title IV grant of $16,402

The grants will allow BU to develop its cooperative
education program further, according to Peggy
Bailev
director of grants.
With the competition for level-entrv positions in
today's job market so intense, colleges and universities
are finding they must provide more than
just a good
education. Employers increasingly want to see
that
students have not only done well in their classes,
but
that they have already gained some real
experience A
co-operative education program can do this, according

Ruben Britt. director of BU's co-operative program
Co-op education is similar to the internship idea,
although there are differences. Britt points out that
while most internships are unpaid, all co-op interns
are
paid and students receive class credits
to

BU ALUMNI. FRIENDS BEFORE NORFOLK FOOTBALL
GAME

Competency
tests scheduled
BU is one of the
competency tests |„
the

sites
!„•

for the state's

K V en
,

m

Juno

first toucher
Ueglnnlng June
I

teats

are required of all persona applying
toi
Pennsylvania teaching certificates.
Applicants will take four tests over a two day
period
>"' l«'stN m< hide general
knowle studies
1

,|

LAMBDA ALPHA MU

-

"" literature and fine arta baali ikllla oi Hiding"
«""»>• 11111 mathemalies professional
knowledge Ol
teaching methods and professional practices
and
knowledge ol the subjecl area the appucanl Intends
The

fifth

annual Lambda Alpha

November

Mu

to

leach

alumni luncheon

was

held

in

at the Hotel Hershey. The sorority family picnic will
be held on June 20 at the
Fenstemaker Alumni House at Bloomsburg University The annual
luncheon will be held at
the Hotel Hershey on November 21 Sisters are reminded
to submit their information for the
new directory as soon as possible. It is vital to respond in order to
continue receiving the
newsletter Deadlines for the spring and fall newsletters are April
and September
Send
information to Sharon F Gettel. Box 244 Airport Road.
Rehrersburg, PA 19550 Shown in
photo are (seated) Cindy Hammes-Hunter. Millie Kline-Genelow.
Sharon Gettel Janet Gorg
Diane Abruzzese. Deb Terr.ll, Judy Collier-Fasnacht. (standing)
Brenda Bartolomeo1

1

Kremser, Elaine Pelletier-Slusser, Tina Wassell-D'Angelo. Karen
Talmadge, Cathy StantonDeb Snyder-Thompson. Cynthia Nawrocki, Darlene Clarke-Amsler, Sharon
SwemhartJankauskas. Alicia Detweiler-Sanders, Roma Aungst-Koehler, Roseann
Finn-Luther Sherry
Edinger-Josephs.
Cuff.

There are :i7 subject areas In which a teacher can
be
The teste will
etandardlzed testa, similar to
college entrance exams, with one essay question.
Bach test will last two hours, and two tests will be
certified

given e.irh d.iy

Applicants inusl pass

all

foui tests to he

certified

The tests are pari of an educational reform
«l'»pled in I'ih-j by the stale Hoard ol Kducatlon

package

Current
here need nol take the tests because the state
law
says the requirements In effect when a teacher
Is
fortified are (he only ones that may he applied
during
tin- teacher's career.
At BU, 263 students received bachelor's
degrees In
education and 104 received majtei
degrees In educa
tlon between July 1. 1985 and June to.
teat

im

Panels study
grad outcomes
The University Planning Commission and the BU
Curriculum Committee heard presentations on outcomes
assessment needs and possible future directions during
November and December meetings.
Dan Pantaleo, interim provost and vice president for
academic affairs, describes outcomes assessment as one
way to determine what kind of value is added to a
student's life as a result of a college education. While
both the Middle States Association and the State System
of Higher Education now require a plan for
measurement of outcomes, the university has the
opportunity to structure its assessment plans to benefit
its students and academic programs, he said
The initial focus of assessment efforts at Bloomsburg
will be on the general education program. Such an
activity can assist in future efforts to fine tune the
general education program. Pantaleo said. He said a
faculty committee will look at external testing
instruments to find the best one for BU to evaluate the
value added to its graduates as a result of the general
education component.
The value added in a student's major is already partly
assessed via the program reviews which are conducted
every five years, he said.

—

RECRUITERS
A number of BU alumni returned to campus for the annual Career Fair as
representatives of their employers They included (from left) Jim Linn 79 (Liberty Mutual),
Ann Gursky "86 (Thorn McAn), Marshall Mehring '69 (Snyder's of Hanover ), Colleen
McAuhffe '84 (Laventhol & Horvath CPA) and Duane Renko '81 (John Hancock) Also
were Jim Sachetti '73 (Press-Enterprise) and Ron Reitz 70 (H Warshow &
Sons)
participating

ALUMNI & FRIENDS THEATRE TRIP
EXCITING NEWS

for

alumni and friends

of

Bloomsburg University who love the theatre!

We

are going to Stratford, Ontario, Canada, for the 35th anniversary of the
Stratford Festival. While there (July 28-31) we will see four performances.

REGISTRATION FORM FOR STRATFORD

FOUR SUPERB PERFORMANCES

BUAA THEATRE TOUR TO STRATFORD, ONTARIO
and Berlin nights - the Kit Kat Klub, the girls and the
music. Decadence, debauchery and true love all seem to flourish in this smash hit
Broadway musicaJ. Life is a cabaret, old chum. Come to the Cabaret!

CABARET. The

1930s

July 28-31, 1987
Reservations at $179. (Please add $60 for single room)

TROILUS AND CRESSIDA. What was

Ulysses

REALLY

like 9

Or

Achilles, Ajax,

Please

Hector and Paris? Fatuous conceits of honour and romance are stripped away in
this Bard's-eye view of mythical heroes. What remains'' Mere lechery and a
ludicrous Trojan War. Shakespeare at his satiric best.

.

.

is

to

BUAA.

NAME

—

lovely home and doting husband
a woman with everything
and recognition as nothing more than a mindless doll-wife. In the spirit of
Ibsen's 19th century classic, A Doll's House, Ingmar Bergman paints an indelible
portrait of courage as Nora risks all in her pursuit of self-liberation.

NORA. Nora

make check payable

ADDRESS

.

CITY/STATE/ZIP

TELEPHONE

OTHELLO. A beautiful romance and a brilliant career are both destroyed by the
masterful manipulations of a vindictive subordinate. Heroism and dishonour walk
hand in hand in this timeless tale of jealousy, regret and revenge. Shakespeare the
tragedian at the peak of his powers.

If you are traveling with someone,
please give name of roommate:

group discounts and a favorable currency exchange rate, we are able
four shows, lodging for three nights and transportation for the
FANTASTIC PRICE of $179! (Based on double occupancy) No meals are included
in the package.

Thanks

to

to offer these

Only 34 scats

Dr. Susan Rusinko, a veteran member of the BU English faculty with a extensive
background of theatre scholarship, will accompany us. Although no formal sessions

left.

are planned, she will be available as a resource person throughout the tour.

ALUMNI DIRECTORY
AVAILABLE

THEY'RE HERE!
A limited supply of the long-awaited Bloomsburg University Alumni
Directory is now available. The 8 x 11-inch soft-cover, perfect bound
volume contains the names and addresses of all Bloomsburg graduates
as of late 1986. Send your check for $15 (that's lower than the 1979
directory price) and receive your copy by return mail. Be sure to order
today before the supply is gone.
1987

BU ALUMNI DIRECTORY ORDER FORM

Copies of
(Please

BU ALUMNI DIRECTORY

make checks payable

to

at $15

each

$

BUAA)

NAME
ADDRESS
CITY/STATE/ZIP

TELEPHONE

Alumni House
Bloomsburg University
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Address correction requested

i

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PAID

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The ALUMNI

QUARTERLY

Vol. 87, No. 2

Bloomsburg University

LASS OF

87

of Pennsylvania

Fall 1987

^

and DaiT
Bloomsburg
ra\t*

\

BIG

THANK YOU

—

A new

motorists along Lightstreet

twist

in

billboard

Road near Bloomsburg

advertising

University.

greeted

The senior

which graduated May 9, purchased space to thank residents of
Bloomsburg, their parents and families for "four great years" at the
university. At the end of the message is a scroll signed by senior class
members. "Our real purpose for using the billboard was to thank the area
class,

residents for putting up with us for four years,*' said senior class
president Sean Mullen (right). "We wanted to dramatically express our
sincere appreciation for their patience and cooperation." Other class
officers

are

Jill

Lippincott

(left),

vice

president,

Gregory

Schank.

secretary, and Robert Francis, treasurer

Alumni, friends cited for service
Dymond, Conard
A veteran teacher from the Pittston area and a
Bloomsburg community leader were recipients of the
1987 Distinguished Service Award of the Bloomsburg
University Alumni Association. Sarah James Dymond
"34 of Pittston R. D. 1 and Paul L. Conard '64 of
Bloomsburg were honored at the annual luncheon of the
association on Alumni Day, June 6.
The Distinguished Service Awards were established in
1948 to recognize alumni who have excelled in at least
one area: significant accomplishments in his or her
profession, outstanding service to the university and/or

(Continued on Page 20)

Albertson,

Camper

A military judge and an educator were honored by the
BU Alumni Association as "Young Alumni of the Year"
during the annual luncheon on Alumni Day, June 6.
Eileen Albertson '67, a native of Bloomsburg, and
Elzar Camper '70 of Norristown were recognized for
their professional achievements and their outstanding
potential for greater accomplishments. The awards
were initiated in 1985 to recognize alumni who have
graduated from BU within the past 25 years.
Albertson, who has been selected for promotion to
colonel In the U S Marine Corps, was the first Marine

(Continued on Page 38)

McDowells
A Bloomsburg couple was designated as honorary
alumni of Bloomsburg University during the annual
luncheon of the Alumni Association on June 6. John
(Jack) and Patricia McDowell were recognized for their
support of the university and Its programs.
Jack McDowell serves on the BU Foundation Board,
and Patricia serves on the Husky Club Advisory Board.

As active members of the Husky Club, the McDowells
have been long-time sponsors of the Player of the Game
award during basketball season.
"Jack and Petey have been great friends of the
(Continued on Page 20)

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/Fall 1987

2

M

-

.

g

President Ausprich lauds mission statement
Strategic Issues Group proShirley
vided the leadership to Implement the model Dr
of
proposed The Strategic Issues Group, a committee

The establishment

of a

mentioned briefly
alumni
In my last message
a new mission
that the university was developing
meeting
statement. Our Council of Trustees at Its June
Its
reviewed the mission statement and recommended
the State
transmittal to the Board of Governors of
and
System of Higher Education for consideration

charged
the university's Planning Commission, was
mission
with developing for university review a revised
statement, university goals, subgoals. and suggested
Implementation strategies for the next five- to ten-year

approval.

period

to the

I

_,

.

mission statement reflects Bloomsburg
institution
University's strong heritage and poises the
Involved the
for the 1990s. The writing of the statement
commitment and contributions of many persons and was
work.
the result of nearly two years of Intensive
The work began In 1985, when Or Robert Shirley, a
planning
well-known expert In the academic strategic
planning
process, was Invited to campus to evaluate our
plan
process and to present a workshop on strategic
administration
nlng His visit with the faculty and
for BloomsInitiated the new strategic planning process

The

new

Three task forces - on institutional strengths and
weaknesses, environmental scanning assessment, and
future directions - were formed to conduct specific
the
studies and to provide final reports. As a part of

of these task forces, the entire university commuServices
nity participated In the Educational Testing
all
Institutional Goals Inventory, and representatives of

work

university constituencies were selected to respond to a
survey of institutional strengths and weaknesses Economic, demographic, and other data from national,
a
state and regional offices were analyzed to attain

burg University

Trustees pleased by performance
has
Bloomsburg University's Council of Trustees
university Presiformally endorsed the performance of
dent Harry Ausprich.
"The trustees of Bloomsburg University have comand
pleted a formal review of presidential leadership
excellent
have found the office of the president In
council.
condition," said John Dorln, chairman of the
"The trustees heartily endorse President Harry Aus-

performance and have unanimously recommended an extension of his contract until June 30, 1990.

prich':

In
Act 188 (1982i require! that trustees of universities
System of Hlghei Kducatlon conduct an annual
year's review
review of presidential leadership This
truster committee consisting <>(
process w.is guldod hv
Elbcrn II Alklre Jr., of Emmaus, who chaired the
of
committee; Ramona H Alley of Berwick, John Dorln
MontOUTiVllle, and Stanley 0. Rakowsky of Clearfield.
"The review committee was Impressed by the ground
all
swell of support (or President Ausprich from
were
constituencies.'' Alklre noted. "In addition, we
approach
pleased with the constructive and collegial
the
taken toward the review by the leadership of
during
constituencies. Their participation and support
their
the review was most helpful to the trustees, and
clear that they
Input WSJ given full consideration. It is
the
are Interested In helping the president serve

the State

The trustee review committee was asisted by Alice
Chandler, president of the State University of New York
at New Paltz, who served as a consultant, and by the
leadership of six constituencies within the university
community.
Constituency representatives included Robert E
Krum, president of the Bloomsburg chapter of
AFSCME; Howard K. Macauley and Stewart L. Nagel,
co-chairs of the Ad Hoc University Governance Committee; Timothy T. Keffer, president of the university's
Community Government Association; Jane S. Gittler,
vice chairperson of the Bloomsburg University Foundation; James R. Lauffer, president of the Bloomsburg

APSCUF; J. Calvin Walker, member of the
executive committee, and Mary Anne
Klemkosky, president of the Bloomsburg University
Alumni Association.
A detailed formal review is conducted every three
years, beginning In the second year of a president's
tenure. In the intervening two years, an informal review
The results of these
is conducted by the trustees.
reviews are shared with the president and with the
chancellor of the State System of Higher Education.
chapter of

i u
ii
future IronHc that will a
affect
sense of the ongoing and future trends that
the directions of the university's planning efforts
The task forces returned their reports to the Strategic

Issues

Group

in

the

fall

having performed their

of 1986,

analyses of the collected data and formulated their
recommendations. The group then met with representatives of the task forces and. from analyses of the reports
and those meetings, prepared a statement of university
goals and suggested implementation strategies for the
next five- to ten-year planning cycle. A new university
mission statement also was drafted and reviewed by the
entire university during the spring 1987 semester. The
Strategic Issues Group then incorporated the results of
these reviews for presentation to the Planning Commission, which then forwarded them to the president for
submission to the Council of Trustees and the State
System of Higher Education Board of Governors.
This fall a new group will be formed to develop a fiveyear strategic action plan based on the new mission
statement, the eight major goals, and the accompanying
subgoals for achieving our mission.
As part of our mission, the emphasis on a strong
liberal arts preparation at Bloomsburg University helps
students develop characteristics of mental resourcefulness and responsible self-expression and abilities to
think critically, clarify values, and demonstrate problem-solving skills. The university is characterized by
openness in communication and involvement in decision
making by students, faculty, staff and administration.
In this atmosphere students and employees can expect
mutual respect, personal and professional enrichment,

and accomplishment of common goals.
We have been gratified with the outcome of the work
done by the Strategic Issues Group and for the
comments and suggestions made by many groups and
individuals. We are now eagerly anticipating working
with the new planning group and look forward to
developing a unique plan for Bloomsburg University.

APSCUF

The Alumni

Quarterly

details of the review are not made public,
because the process Is considered to be a personnel
matter and is therefore private, Dorin said.

Specific

university with Increasing effectiveness."

Alumni council honors legislators
The Pennsylvania Council of Alumni Associations
[PCAA) honored 24 state legislators and two Pennsvl
vanla congressmen, all alumni of State System universities, al

Itfl

second annual Legislative Recognition Dinner

held April 27 In ( amp iihi
•Creating the State System ol Hlghei Kducatlon took
leadership and vision on the part of educators not
accustomed t<» the political process," said Sen F

Joseph l^oeper (R-Drexel Hill), the keynote speaker
Loeper was the prime sponsor of Act 188 of 1982, the
legislation which created the state system. He holds a
bachelor of science degree from West Chester and a
master's degree from Temple University.
Loeper reviewed for guests the evolution of the
System, Its successes and challenges. "The transition
from state-owned colleges to the State System has been

smooth and productive. Many of the problems we face
we would have faced no matter what the governing
structure

But with the cohesiveness of approach,

we

can argue that" the dimensions of the problems are less
than what might have been, and the capacity to respond

them is greater."
Also addressing the group were PCAA President J.
Paul McMillen (Mansfield) and State System Chancellor
to

James H McCormick

Rep Jere Schuler
Carmel A. Sirianni
Ausprich. Sirianni

Published four times a year for alumni and

"Graduates of Pennsylvania's publicly-owned universities are spread throughout the nation," said McMillen.
"They are corporate executives, scientists, lawmakers
and more Representing the 360,000 graduates of the
System, PCAA takes great pride in the contributions
made by all of them."
Congressional honorees were U S Rep Robert S.
Walker of Lancaster (Millersville), and Rep W. Curtis
Weldon of Upper Darby (West Chester).
State legislators honored included Sen Roy C Afflerbach II of Allentown (Kutztown), Rep. Mary Ann Arty
of Springfield (West Chester). Rep Joseph W Battisto
of Tannersville (East Stroudsburg). Rep. Ronald E.
Black of Franklin (Slipperv Rock). Rep. Curt Bowley of
Sheffield (Slipperv Rock). Rep Karl W. Boyes of Erie
(Edinboro), Rep. Brian D. Clark of Brackenndge
(Indiana), Sen. J. Doyle Corman of Bellefonte (Indiana), Rep. Jeffrey W. Coy of Chambersburg (Shippensburg), Rep. Peter J. Daley II of Donora (California),
Rep Howard L. Fargo of Grove City (Indiana). Sen
Ralph W. Hess of Spring Grove (Millersville). Sen H
Craig Lewis of Feasterville (Millersville). Rep Connie
G. Maine of Titusville (Indiana). Rep. Joseph C.
Manmiller of Harrisburg (Lock Haven). Rep Fred C
Noye of New Bloomfield (Mansfield and Shippensburg),
Rep Joeph R Pitts of Kennett Square (West Chester).
Rep Rov Reinard of Feasterville (West Chester). Sen
James J* Rhoades of Mahanoy City (East Stroudsburg ).
of
of

Lampeter
Montrose

(Millersville).

Rep

(Bloomsburg), Sen.

Patrick J. Stapleton of Indiana (Indiana), and Rep
Elinor Z. Tavlor of West Chester (West Chester).

friends of

Bloomsburg University.

Doug Hippenstiel

'68

Director of Alumni Affairs

Linda

J.

Student Staff
Eddie Gobora
Jim Deterick
Stephanie Bedosky
Carlos Maderos
Michael Bryson

Long

Alumni Records Clerk
Marci Card
Melinda Artman
Production Staff

Bryan

Lari

Joe Klekota
Green Thumb

BU

is committed to providing equal educational
and employment opportunities for all persons

without regard to race, color, religion, sex. age.
national origin, ancestry,

life

style, affectional or

sexual preference, handicap. Vietnam era status as
veterans or union membership. The university is
additionally
will

committed

to affirmative action

and

take positive steps to provide such educational

and employment opportunities.

T
THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/Fall

Biologist
n££

AUamong. formerly

named
acting

dean

of

the
State

College of Sciences and
Humanities at Ball
University in Muncie. Ind., assumed
the post of prolost
and vice president for academic affairs
at BU on JuJv
Siti0n ,eft vacanl "hen
g fU S 3
Larrv
TonI,
n?
i
nes left Bloomsburg last summer
for a position at
t
?
u
Morehead
State CoUege in Kentucky.
Daniel C Pantaleo
i0n
***** b3SiS f0r the 198 ^
°"

^m

^

^calmfc^ear
"I

M

am

pleased to announce the appointment
of such a
fine academic eader for this
second highest position at
the university," said President
Hairy Ausprich "Dr
AJlamong brings the experience and
wisdom she has
gamed in her positions in administration,
teaching and
research and we welcome her to the
community "
am °n h( 1( a Ph D m cel,ular an d molecular
hiSL from West; ??
biology
Virginia University in Morgantown.
She also earned her bachelor's and
master's degrees in
biology education at West Virginia.
She attended the
Institute for Educational
Management at Harvard
University in 1984 and had an administrative

£

internship
the Office of the Provost and
Vice President for
Academic Affairs at Ball State in 1981.
ui

Prior to serving as actmg dean at
Ball State, Dr

1987

3

provost, vice president

Allamong was associate dean in the
College of Sciences
and Humanities for five years She
has held the rank of

X

professor of biology at

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'

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the

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JSIS

r

Indiana

in

F'^tlon Com-

Corporation

for Science and
hr s '" r ,HM,,i of
Amer *an Council on
v'
Education National
Identification Program
the Ball
Maty , up..M ol S.px,;, n;itl0Iul

Ball State since 1981
She went to Ball State in
1972 as an assistant professor of biology and was

r.so.ud.honorar
ana collo^ Biology Teachers
Association, and

nj
|

Division of the Indiana Academy
of
several National Science
Panels and serves each year a" a
^tboo rev.ewe, fo, numerous publishers in
.hea ea
^ -•'"^'^v.pL.nl physiology and general h.oloRy
U
U, S ,,U UU> ,,U Nntlonnl
(or
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;
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(,mmlst
U>r * ami Counselors,

promoted

to associate professor in 1976
Before
going to Ball State, she
served as an instructor of

S e l,IM
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biology at West Virginia
University from 1967 to
1972 and as a biology
instructor in the Morgan-

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town High School from

™

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the .scientific
1

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the

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Research Society the dmerl

1961 to 1967.

Dr
lished

and

1

Allamong has pubnumerous articles
several books on

.';

Thj

i2Js^7.
A^'.evemenl

and molecular biology
She has held office and
as

chairperson

in

Allamong
a

number

of

hn
,

f...

CommunlcaUon,
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professional

and Severe] education honorary socle-

Drovoal has received a
ln

topics in biology education

served

01 Sc| ence.

I,'

a**
Kducatlon
i

mi

hv

she was elected

inc.;

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number of awards
named woman i
to

Women
the

in

rank of

<

Students recognize outstanding faculty
—
....
The Arts and Sciences Student
Stndpnt Pnnnoii
hoc announced
> ni.A....»i
Council has
Outstanding Faculty Awards for 1987
The recipients, who were selected by students
for
five recipients of

uncommon contributions to the university in teaching
excellence, scholarly growth and service
to the aca-

demic community, were Carol Burns, art;
Ariane
Foureman, languages and cultures; Michael McCully
English; Harry C. Strine III, communication
studies'
and George A. Turner, history.
In commenting on the selections, John
S. Baird Jr
dean of arts and sciences, said, "This year's group
of
faculty represents an interesting mixture
of young
scholars and esteemed tenured professors.
The liberal
arts are an important component to all student
curriculums, and these teachers exemplify the brand
of
excellence to which our university aspires."
During the 1986-87 academic year, Burns has served
as a sabbatical replacement instructor
in
the art
department. In teaching five different segments of art
instruction, she has been especially
enthusiastic about
teaching a new course in media in which
various
aspects of non-traditional approaches to art
making
have been explored. She coordinated the 1986
fall
graduate critique and, in
presented a slide lecture
1986 and January, 1987 she
Hibberd-McGrath Gallery
She helped organize and

•»»__
_
and u
has written a_ grant
proposal to develop a series
workshops in order to revise the writing requirements
BU.
i

.

of
at

In his more than 17 years at BU, Strine,
an associate
professor in communication studies, has been
dedicated
to the development in everyday skills
and encourage-

ment

for

an appreciation

of

communication

abilities.

He

has developed courses, Including the history of film, and
Is
regarded by his students as a quality teachei
according to Baird. Active at the national level
In
speech conventions and workshops last year, he was
instrumental

in bringing the National Forensic Associaannual championship tournament to BU and
the state of Pennsylvania for the first time. A chalrper
son elect of the Forensic Interest Council, he was
recently presented with the Collegiate Forensic Association's third annual "Coach of the Year" award.
Under
his guidance as director of BU's Forensic
Society, his
students have won numerous individual and team

tion's 16th

awards including a recenl International first
at Montreal
and an eleventh place national finish In
Wisconsin
A 22-year veteran on the BU faculty, Turner
has
,V,M|
'•h;>trperson ol the history department from
was selected to leaeh courses specifl
•'

'

,

m

'

'•"Hv designed foi

the University Scholars Program ol
of the advisory committee He
has served OS director of the university's
Elderhostel

which he

Is

a

member

•'"'J'.'-""
'"HI .'iid has hcen active m numerous
student oriented and university wide committees.
Turner developed a new history course titled
"Contemporary Issues In United States History", which

enables
students to see the value of history In dealing
with
present-day problems He has published several articles
In conjunction with the early
coal mining tragedy,
iiner

Massacre, that occurred near Hazleton In 1897
Pious to publish an article and a small hook on
his
current research project, which deals with dissent
and
opposition to the Civil War In Columbia ountv
I

'it

'!<•

<

conjunction with this event,

on her work. In December
had a one-person show at the
in Breckenridge, Colorado.
present a special lunchtime
lecture on a local folk artist, and she
proposed and
secured a special initiative grant from the College
of
Arts and Sciences to coordinate a collaborative performance art workshop with the theater department.
She
also served on a committee to promote
and develop
ideas for the Children's Museum, a traveling
museum
co-sponsored by the university.
A former chairperson of the department of languages
and cultures, Foureman has been at BU for more than
17 years. Her department chairperson. Jorge Topete,
noted that she is responsible for innovative courses in
French, the establishment of minors in French and
Spanish and for significant work in advising students to
participate in exchange/internship programs at foreign
universities. She has advised the French Club for nearly
14 years and has established business internships in
France. In addition to involvement with professional
conferences and the National Endowment for the
Humanities, Foureman has administered the national
French contest for area high school students, organized
workshops for students and faculty and worked on the
collaborative MBA agreement with the College of
Business.
McCully, an assistant professor of English at BU since
1984, has worked to espouse the benefits of both reading
and writing in the undergraduate general education
curriculum. He has developed an honors course in the
humanities and taught "The Artist in Literature" as a
special course. While proposing upper division English
writing courses, he has included computers in classroom
instruction for composition 1 and 11 classes. An adviser
to "Bloom Magazine," McCully has been published in
the Critical Survey publications of both English drama
and American popular literature He has conducted a
survey of BU faculty to determine writing assignments

MEMORIAL GIFT —

Robert and Harriet McGeehan of Hazleton in April presented three framed
by artist David Armstrong to Bloomsburg University as a memorial for Harriet McGeehan's
mother, Mary Leona Seesholtz Wenner. a 1900 graduate of Bloomsburg Normal School, and her
two sisters, graduates of Bloomsburg State Teachers College, Gertrude Wenner Sands '28 and
Dorothy June Wenner Marts '27 David Armstrong, a well-known local artist, is the brother of BU
prints

faculty

member
Shown

Christopher Armstrong, a professor in the Department of Sociology and Social
the presentation are (from left) Mr. McGeehan. President Harry Ausprich, Mrs.
McGeehan, and Dr Daniel C. Pantaleo, interim provost and vice president for academic affairs.

Welfare

at

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/Fall

1987

'Birthday party'

plans underway
A 43-member committee has been named by President
Harry

Ausprich to begin planning the university's
sesquicentennial celebration to be held during 1989.
The committee will be chaired by John L. Walker,
vice president for institutional advancement. Members
of the committee represent the university, the Council of
Trustees, alumni, faculty emeriti, the BU Foundation
Board, parents of students, the Bloomsburg community,
and the State System of Higher Education (SSHE).

Alumni will be represented by Mary Anne Klemkosky
Orwigsburg; Fern Krothe '54, Berwick; Scott
Righter '84, Philadelphia; John J. Trathen '68, Catawissa; and one other person to be named. The Council of
Trustees members are Ramona Alley, Berwick, and
Richard Wesner, Danville.
'59,

SHARING EXPERIENCES

—

During Dr. Scarantino's visit to campus, members of the
Biology Club had an opportunity to talk with him. The students included (from left) John Gibas.
Marc Dinola, Robert Jones, Christopher Clody, Kimberly Ann Martin, Mark Williams, David

Cooney and Galen

Representing the community will be Josephine Duy
Hutchison '15, Ruth D. Smeal '39, Jay Fritz Sr., Samuel
R. Evans, and Judy Wright (who is also a parent and a
master's graduate).
The student body will be represented by Edward
Gobora III, Levittown; Cheryl Hill, Telford; Daniel
Kornegay, Quakertown; Todd Mullen, Catasaqua; with
one more student to be named. Parents of students are
two Bloomsburg area residents, Martha Creasy and
Beverly Oberrender.
Serving from the faculty will be Gladys Ancrum
(nursing), Nancy Gilgannon '57 (curriculum and foundations), E. Burel Gum '66 (accounting), Brian Johnson
(geography and earth science), Stewart Nagel (art) and
one other person to be named. Non-instructional staff
members are Franklin Hunsinger (physical plant),
Eileen Kovach (academic advisement and registrar's
office), Rosemary McGrady (mail room), Dorothy Sitler

Kessler.

Dr. Charles Scarantino '64

Alumni fellow
Charles Scarantino

left

residence

in

Bloomsburg State College

In

1964 with a bachelor's

degree In biology. Today, with
Ph.D. and M.D. degrees, he Is professor and chairman
of the Department of Radiation Oncology at East
Carolina University.
In April Dr. Scarantino returned to Bloomsburg
University to share some of his career experiences with
students and faculty His visit as the third Alumni

Fellow

In

Residence was sponsored by the

Association.
A native

BU Alumni

(custodial services)

of

Medicine

in

Winston-Salem, N.C.,

while the SSHE liaison person will be Janice Fitzgerald
of the Chancellor's Office.
Serving as advisory-resource persons on the committee are Lorraine Ausprich, Sheryl Bryson (University
Relations Office), Eda Bessie Edwards '41, Sallie

In 1973.

Prior to assuming his current position, he was an
professor of oncology at the University of
Rochester Cancer Center (1977-1979), associate professor of radiation oncology at the University of South
Alabama (1979-1981) and associate professor of radiation
oncology at the Bowman Gray School of Medicine (1981assistant

Edwards

'44, Roger Fromm (university archivist),
Doug
Hippenstiel '68 (Alumni Office), Anthony Ianiero (Devel-

opment

in

1978.

He

is

active

in

Serving as secretaries are Helen Adler of the Institutional

married

former Mary Colarusso '66. They
reside in Greenville, N.C., with their two children,
Nadine Joy and Charles Ross.

A

from Marco and Louise Mitrani of
Bloomsburg has Increased the Bloomsburg University
Arts Endowment Fund in gifts and pledges to more
than
$200,000, according to Anthony Ianiero, university development director.
"This latest contribution will help tremendously
toward reaching the $250,000 goal set for 1987," Ianiero
noted. "The generous support of the Mitranis and other
contributors have made it possible for the Communitv
Arts Council and Cultural Affairs Director Ted
Shanosk'i
$75,000

is

greatly appreciated."

The Community Arts Council is supported by grants
from the Community Government Association, Community Patrons Program, Pennsylvania Council on
the Arts
and the Campus-Wide Committee on Human Relations.
Anyone desiring to support the Arts Endowment Fund

may

at

do so through the
Ianiero at 389-4128.

BU

Foundation by contacting

Mariano

of the

Library
A

capital

campaign?

campaign

in

of

"What may have seemed unimportant or
one time assumes new significance

trivial
in

a

celebration like this," said John L. Walker, vice
president for institutional advancement and chairman of the sesquicentennial committee. He urged
alumni and friends of the university to look
through their attics for such things as photographs, printed programs of special events they
attended as students, post cards, and any other
souvenirs of their days at Bloomsburg.

Mary & Chuck Scarantino

gift

to bring world-class entertainment to the university,"
he
said. "The audience response has shown that
this effort

T.

integral part of the sesquicentennial celebrathe university in 1989 will be various
exhibits and displays of items which help to tell
the 150-year history of the institution.

numerous

$75,000

Ann

An

tion

to the

Mitranis give

Office and

Do you have any Bloomsburg memorabilia you
would like to give or lend to the university?

national levels.
is

Advancement

Affirmative Action Office.

professional organizations at the local, state and

He

John Scrimgeour '53 (Counseling and
Office) and Boyd Buckingham '43

(vice president emeritus).

Extensive research has been the basis of numerous
speeches and other scientific presentations by
Dr. Scarantino. His research interests Include study of
the optimal timing of the administration of radiation
and chemotherapy to minimize normal tissue toxicity;
preditlve non-invasive methods for individualization of
cytotoxic therapy In the cancer patient; and clinical
application and development of single high dose irradiation (half-body) In combination with chemotherapy in
treatment of human tumors.
Dr. Scarantino was certified by the American Board
articles,

Radiologists

Office),

Human Development

1985).

of

and Vito Talanca (physical plant).

The Foundation Board representatives are C. Stuart
Edwards '41 and Drue Hummel. James Creasy '57 and
Mary Lou John '45 represent the faculty emeriti group,

Kingston, Dr. Scarantino earned a
master's degree in biology and a Ph.D. In cell physiology at St. Johns University in Jamaica, N Y. He
received his M.D. degree from the Bowman Gray School
of

support of a new library

is

under consideration as part of the university's
sesquicentennial celebration in 1989. A final decision will
await
the results of a feasibility study being
done this

Anyone with items they would like to donate or
loan is invited to contact the Alumni Office at 71738^4058.

semester.

Gordon Hermanson, retired president of Davis
in West Virginia, is conducting the
study for the fundraising consulting firm of Marts
and
Dr.

and Elkins College

Lundy. He

will interview many alumni, friends
of the
university, business and corporate leaders
throughout
the region to determine the potential for
acquiring
private support for a new library.

Dr.
Thiel

Hermanson has conducted similar

studies

for

College,

Lancaster Theological Seminary and
Susquehanna University. He has also participated in a
study for the United Negro Fund.
Coordinating arrangements for the study

M.

is

Anthony

Ianiero, director of development and executive
director of the Bloomsburg University Foundation.

Allamong(Continued from Page 3)
fellow of the Indiana Academy of Science in 1981; she
was named outstanding biology teacher in West Virginia
in 1967 and by Sigma Xi in 1968; sand she is listed in the
"World Who's Who of Women," the "Dictionary of
International Biography," "Personalities in the West
and Midwest," and "Who's Who in Frontier Science and
Technology."
Dr. Allamong is married to Joseph Allamong, a
retired professor of biology at Ball State. Their son,
John Bradley Allamong, is vice president of community
and governmental affairs for the Muncie-Del aware
County (Ind.) Chamber of Commerce.

—
THE ALUMNI QU ARTERLY/Fall 1987

University scholars

Behm

Benn
Pn)gram

at

BU

William Bailhe, director of the
program

H

qAT

ty

SSiIi

SffSfH?

o

-

Dr

Of approxi-

ased upon hign sch001 achievement,
°° r more and a rankin in
top 20
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1
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r

^.
n

uat
?8 class Once eligible, students
lhe baS€S of their application and
u
essay. Personali° characteristics
and involvement in cocurricular activities were also
important in the selection
process.

fl!L2S
Wted

~c?v^

•

in

*5?

the

U

"n

ersity Scno,ars

Program, which was

initiated

semester of 1986, constitutes the first two
years of the students' tenure at the
University The
intent of the Scholars Program
is to enable academically promising students to reach
beyond the limits of a
traditional college education and
become exposed to
challenging learning opportunities
commensurate with
fall

their"abilities.

The program seeks

together with other
make the most of

to

bring students

scholarly students who want to
their educational experience at
Bloomsburg University.
Although University Scholars have
many special
programs and services at their disposal, they
are also

Grow

fully

integrated

Boston

Clark

into

the mainstream of the campus
community so that they may enjoy the
same dimensions
of University
life
that other students experience
residence hall living, a wide array
of BOClo-CUltUral
activities, campus leadership
opportunities and othn CO
currleular programs In short, the
Scholars Program
offers students a unique blend of
collegiate experiences
to enrich their lives, broaden
their intellectual horizons
and nurture their personal development.

Iawm
n ,.„o

CINDY AMBROSE,

EARL BEHM,

a liberal arts

ELIZABETH BENN,
from

.u^caL''

from \. u imnlxTland

I

oT!;!:;H^m

Square;

major from Kennett

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a

pre-physlcal

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theraov

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,,<>WA,{I> NIKI.DS. a business
admlnlstratlon/flnance
major from Mccham. nImh c

JULIE TF.WKSIUIKY,
ics m.ijoi

a history

Sm,IM ^^•""/mathematics

h.srir ,Ns,N

and engineering major

Belleville;

ironi

.«

secondary nlucatlon/mathe

Mrshopprn

KOHKIIT WAKINd,

,

hnslncss ,d,ninlsl ral Ion/

accounting majo. from hingman Ferry
MKIDI WERNER, an undeclared major from
Blooms(

a

mass communications major

Heierbacher

Tewksbury

vv,' a!«

H,,NTK ^
,ro

an elementary education malor

HEATHER BODINE,
SABRINA BOSTON,

•

m,,,,vl ' ,m, »«'Jor. f orty Fori,

nUr8,nR maJ ° r (rom Norrlstown;
mentary mn ^ or from Shamokln;

KELLY HEIERBACHER.
">«>joi

an elementary education major

from Fleetwood;

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KKISTIN V^Aww
MSA rimii

applied to the students' tuition In accord
with guidelines
set forth by the University
Scholarship Committee
Freshmen selected as University Scholai

from Mountain Top;

Sato

from llerwick.

The program is supported financially by
the Bloomsburg University Foundation, which has
awarded a total
of $10 ooo in scholarships to
these freshmen scholars
without need-based restrictions
The scholarships .,,<•

Haslam

LaGreca

freshmen class

Bodine

Nineteen freshman students have
been selected for the

mE^ HT

in

5

NAOMI SATO,

an English major from Bloomsburg.

Hunter

Waring

Johnson

Werner

THE ALUMNI OUARTERLY/Fall

6

<

1987

*

Adams

Bresett

Baird

Ghosh

Cole

Gunther

Faculty notes
Adams, professor emeritus, died August
age 70. He taught geography at Bloomsburg for 25
years before retiring in 1980. He had served as
chairman of the department and as president of the
Dr. Bruce E.

2 at

faculty association.

He graduated from Lock Haven High School, Lock
Haven State Teachers College and Penn State, A
veteran of World War II, he served in the U.S. Air
Force.
Surviving are his wife, the former Gina Montarfl, to
whom he was married 42 years; and a son, Bruce E.

Adams

John
of Arts

Jr.

Baird Jr. has been named dean of the College
and Sciences after serving as Interim dean for

S.

nine months.
In making the announcement, President Harry Ausprich said, "Dr. Baird has displayed excellent academic
and administrative skills while serving as interim dean.
Although the search committee interviewed a number of
outstanding candidates, we are fortunate to have a
person of John's capabilities named to the position.
Knowing his colleagues and the workings of the
university so well will be very advantageous."
Baird, a native of Warwick, N.Y., joined the psychology department of the university in 1971 as an assistant
professor. He was promoted to associate professor in
1974 and to full professorship in 1979. He served
as
department chairperson from 1977 to 1980.
A 1966 psychology graduate of the University of
Virginia, Baird received both a master's
degree and a
doctorate from North Carolina State University in 1969
and 1971, respectively. He is a licensed psychologist for
the State of Pennsylvania and a permanent certified
psychologist for the New York Education Department.
Since 1978, he has been a consulting psychologist with
Pennsylvania Power and Light Co. and In 1980 was a
visiting research associate at the
Institute ol Behavior
Science, University of Colorado. He also
has done
consulting and evaluation for Bechtel Power
Corp
Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary and Bloomsburg
Family Mental Health Clinic. He taught
courses in
psychology at North Carolina University prior to
coming

He was selected as an outstanding teacher
1986

He

for 1985-

by the College of Arts and Sciences Student Council.
the author of numerous papers and
publications

is

pertaining to his

(Ph.D.).

He

be called upon to participate in administrative
advise the academic dean, and act as his
representative when requested. He also will provide
will

activities,

student academic services, function as liaison for the
dean's office, provide assistance in faculty evaluation
and development, and assist in recruitment and affirmative action hiring procedures.
"Both of the appointees have held important administrative positions and have served on numerous university-wide committees, and they are active in community
organizations," Allamong said. "We are looking forward
to their contributions and assistance during the academic year."

Kalyan Ghosh, vice provost and associate vice president for academic affairs since 1982, assumed a new
position as vice president for academic affairs at
Worcester (Mass.) State College on August 1.

Howard Macauley, dean of
Studies at BU, was among
studies
July.

the College of Professional
27 deans of professional

and school superintendents who visited China

in

The participants earlier attended a workshop at
Western Kentucky University, where delegates from
three Chinese provinces outlined their needs for faculty
exchange and curriculum innovation.
As a result of that meeting, a federally funded
Fulbright-Hays Grant was written for the deans and

superintendents to visit China.
As part of the visit, groups of the deans made
presentations to administrators and faculty of schools in
the three provinces regarding curriculum designs and
innovations. They also obtained first-hand information
about the needs of the provinces.
Macauley will continue to be involved in curriculum
development and faculty exchange with schools he
visited.

field.

Baird and his wife. Marsha, are the
parents of three
They reside at Sundale Terrace. Bloomsburg
R.D.

sons.

The appointments of Nancy Onuschak as interim
associate vice president for academic affairs and
James
Cole as interim assistant dean of the College ol Wis
and
Sciences were recently announced bv Bettv
Allamong

provost and vice president for academic affairs.
National searches for both positions will be
conducted
during the academic year.

Onuschak holds a diploma from Wvoming Valley
Hospital School of Nursing and degrees from
Wilkes
College (B.S.. M.S.). Penn State iM.N.S.)
and Temple
University (Ed.D.)
In her new position, Onuschak
is
responsible

to
is expected to emphasize an
appreciation
for the interrelationship of all
aspects of the academic

Allamong and

community. Using her interpersonal skills, she will
manage and coordinate assigned responsibilities, which
include the supervision of the dean of enrollment,
director of television/radio programs, director of the
Center of Instructional Systems Development, and the
recently formed Center for Academic Computing.
Cole received his degrees from Western Michigan
University (B.A., M.A.) and Illinois State University

James E. Parsons,

assistant professor and director of
the medical technology program in the Department of
Biological and Allied Health Sciences, is serving as
acting executive assistant to the president until Decem-

ber

31. 1987.

Parsons replaces Susan Hicks, who has been
granted a six-month leave of absence to complete
graduate studies for a doctorate in higher education at
New York University. Both Parsons and Hicks have
been at Bloomsburg since 1982.
Parsons, a native of Lima. Ohio, earned his bachelor's, master's and Ph.D. degrees in
the Department of
Microbiology at Ohio State University. He previouslyheld positions at the University of Akron. Northeastern
Ohio University's College of Medicine. Akron General
Medical Center. Ohio State. University of Nebraska and
the state of Nebraska.
Dr.

Dr. Jolin Dittrich, dean of the College of Business, and
Chapman, chairman of the department of

Charles

marketing and management, were in China in August to
teach a two-week management training course.
Arrangements to teach the course were made when
Dittrich traveled to China earlier this year.
Dittrich said the faculty exchanges could provide
Chinese and American faculty with opportunities to
teach and do research in one another's countries.
Chinese scholars eventually may come to Bloomsburg
to lecture and do research. "I think it would be good for
the area to open up contacts that way
to put a few
windows in our region," he said.

—

Hans K. Gunther, 60, a professor of history at
Bloomsburg since 1965, died August 31 at his home.
Gunther was born in Germany and grew up in
Pomerania, a province of Prussia on the Baltic Sea. His
father sent him out of the country when Germany was
about to plunge into World War II. He made his way to
the United States just before Japan attacked Pearl
Harbor in 1941.
He earned his bachelor's and master's degrees in
history from Washington University in St. Louis in 1946
and 1947 respectively. He taught German at the
University of Missouri from 1947 until 1951. In 1954 he
earned his doctorate from Stanford University.
After teaching one year at Deep Springs, a college in
Southern California, he became a contract lecturer at
the University of Maryland's Overseas Program, which
offers college courses to armed services overseas. He
taught in 38 Army, Navy and Air Force bases.
He accepted an associate professorship at Bloomsburg
in 1965. In 1969 he was promoted to full professor. His
12th and 13th major articles in the general fields of
history and politics were recently accepted for publication in

Germany.

Departmental elections were held during the spring
semester to elect chairpersons for three-year terms,
effective June 1. Elected were Robert Yori, accounting;
Stewart Nagel, art; Louis Mingrone, biological and
health sciences; John Olivo, business education and
office administration;
Wayne Anderson, chemistry;
Andrew Karpinski, communication disorders and special education; James Tomlinson, communication
studies; Harold Frey, computer and information sys-

tems; William O'Bruba, curriculum and foundations;
Woo Bong Lee. economics; Jesse Bryan, developmental
instruction; Louis Thompson, English;
David Heskel, finance and business law; Wendelin
Frantz. geography and earth science; Jerry Medlock,
health, physical education and athletics; James Sperry.
history; Jorge A. Topete, languages and cultures; Scott
Miller Jr., library; Charles Chapman, marketing and

management; John Maittlen-Harris, mass communications;
James Pomfret, mathematics and computer
science; Stephen Wallace, music;

Dorette Welk, nursWilliam Carlough, philosophy and anthropology;
David Harper, physics; Robert Rosholt, political science; J. Calvin Walker, psychology; and I. Sue Jackson,
ing;

sociology and social welfare.
The growth of several departments has necessitated
the appointment of assistant chairpersons: Gerald
Powers, communication disorders and special education; John Hranitz, curriculum and foundations; Susan
Rusinko. English; William Sproule, health, phvsical

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/Fall
1987

Jackson
n a nd atW

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Onuschak

Md

Sandra Girton. nursing;
^H
?nh°n R
fK
and John
Riley, mathematics
and computer science.
tics;

,

R ^ers, professor in the curriculum and
rnSSSE!
foundations
department, retired at the end of the
1987
sessions in August. He has devoted
37 years to
Uie education profession, including
31 years at Blooms-

summer

Stephen Bresett, professor of health,
physical educaand athletics, retired at the end of
the 1986-1987
academic year. His career in education
spanned 31
years, including 18 years at Bloomsburg
WaS he
recipient of the Distinguished
tion

AiSSSi? Award
Alumnus
setts. The award
!.

at

Springfield College in Massachuis presented annually to
an outstanding
graduate in recognition of professional
excellence and
exceptional service to the community.
Christine T. Whitmer, associate
professor and chair
person of the Department of Languages
and Cultures
retired in May after 24 years of
teaching, 21 of them
at

Bloomsburg.

Dr. Ralph

S. Herre, professor emeritus,
died June 30
age 84. A native of West Webster, N.Y., he
graduated
from Webster Central School in 1918 and earned
his
bachelor's degree in history from Colgate
University in
1925. He attended college on a baseball
scholarship and
was a member of Phi Beta Kappa National
Honor

at

Society.

He earned

his master's degree from the State
University of New York in 1934 and his Ph.D.
degree in
history from Perm State University in 1951
After graduating from Colgate, he was
principal of
Leavenworth Central School in Wolcott, N Y and was
also principal of Lockport Senior High
School Before
that he was a teacher in Silver Creek,
N Y.
He was a professor of history at Bloomsburg from

1947 to 1972,

when he

retired.

He had

administrative roles, including dean of

also served in

commuter

Reese

SHlltMN

squad had finalists in all nine of the
tournev flights this
season and had six individual champions ...
the singles
and doubles. He has now coached 47
conference BlnSea
and doubles champions and has been
chosen as the PC's
Coach of the Year" on five occasions.

He

At Wlaconsln-pskosh,
Vann led successful efforts to
;o»»PW'to the libraries' in,!,,, automation
project and
'"V..m , nru automation thrust
that Includes an on line
computerised catalog as well
new circulation and
acquisition systems lie also headed
the request and
<" Ihe renovation and new
construction of the Polk
^Hidings,
which arc lo begin this fall
" \
lost studies of integrated
computerized library sys
'•ins for the UY\ System
regional campuses developed
t'N \ am, led to
establishing a
System task force that
recommended state funding for compute,
^'ohof the II regional university libraries systems In
lie also was
Wl,h ''
mhn
ll,M
I

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currently regional chairman for the
East Region
of the ncaa s Division ii tennis
committee and is an
active member of the ITCA In addition
to his duUi
the school's tennis coach, Reese
also
as an
erve
ass stant coach for Bloomsburg's
higly successful men
basketball program and as an
assistant athletic dlrectOl
with his main responsibilities In
the areas ol BChedullnfl
is

,

1

UW

a
and facilities.
The Taylor, Pa., native earned both his bachelor
of
science and master's degrees at East
Stroudsburg Stale
College where he co-captained the tennis
and

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•

Production

studenl -cage improvements and

Utlll/.atlnn of highly qualified

pe.sonnel
Professionally, he has served on
committees ol the
mrM, m '•""•'>\ V.-.u.uMnu and
several Wisconsin
\
library
organizations

basketball

teams.

Vann

'

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J. Daniel Vann, III, executive
director of libraries and
resources at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh,
has
been appointed director of Andruss Library
at Blooms
burg University effective Aug. l,
according to an

announcement by BU President Harry Ausprich. Vann
replaces William Ryan, who will be on leave
of absence
for the fall

semester prior

to his

retirement

In

May

"In our national search we were fortunate to
be able
to attract a person of Dr
Vann's background and
abilities to Bloomsburg University,"
said Kalyan Ghosh
BU vice provost and associate vice president
ol

academic affairs at the time of the search
Hll
previous accomplishments both in Wisconsin and at
the
national level, along with effective and
Innovative
leadership, will be a definite asset in the future
planning
and development of our library resources "
Vann, who holds a doctorate in history from
Yale
University, has been at Oshkosh since
1981
He previously directed library facilities In the City
Unlver n
and State University of New York.
,

Onirics C

Jackson, a veteran member of the Ml)
department, has written a text, "Eleol Political Science," which was scheduled for
printing In late August oi early Septembci
In the preface to the 350 page volume, he notes
"I've
1)1

political science

ments

taught

the

lowei

level

Introductory

political science
as this book at a middlesized state university for a little more than two decades.
" Ml been somewhat like the writing of the U.S.
Const it ui ion, in thai the Constitution was a cutandpaste exercise
and the course has been a CUl
and tape Job
whatever seemed to be useful was
Included II has not only coincided with the march
of the

course which has the

same

title

baby boomers through the college ranks
those who
were born between 1946 and 19C2 and who passed
through their undergraduate education between 1964 and

m

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hut it has also coincided with some
Important contributions to the discipline. The course,
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stu-

dents.

He had been a guest lecturer at the London School of
Economics and had been a reader at Bodelian Librarv
at Oxford.

His wife, the former Eleanor L. Mitchell, died
on
August 20, 1986. Surviving are two children, George, and
Mrs. Lowell S. (Virginia) Miller, and three grandchildren.

BU

s

Coach

veteran tennis coach Burt Reese was

named

1987

the Year" among the NCAA Division
II
schools by the Intercollegiate Tennis Coaches
Associaof

The award, sponsored by the ITCA and Wilson
Sporting Goods, honors those who "have
contributed
significantly to college tennis through the
success of
tion.

own program."
Reese completed his 19th season in charge of the
Husky men, leading his team to a dual record of 18-8
and a Pennsylvania Conference championship. In addition, he had individual players qualify
for the NCAA
championships for the eighth time in the past 10
their

seasons.
The successful dual match record marked the 16th
consecutive winning season for the Huskies and included
victories over six Division I opponents and all
five
conference foes BU faced during the campaign. Reese's
overall record since taking over the program
in the
spring of 1969 is 270-120. His winning percentage of .692
ranks him fourth in the nation among active Division II
coaches.

By capturing the PC tournament team title, the
Huskies notched their sixth conference crown in the past
nine years. His teams have not finished lower than
second place in the tournament since 1976. Reese's

T
Mr and Mrs Waller S Kyglol observed their 60th
wedding anniversary on June 27 with a special mass at
tneli nomc In Bloomsburg. Mi
Ryglel, who baa been
designated an honorary alumnus of Bloomsburg Unlver••ity by the Alumni Association,
served on the faculty for
30 years

The Ryglels, who are both graduates of Temple
University, were married In Philadelphia They bad two
sons, Walter Vincent and Eugene Albert, both of whom
are deceased
Mr Ryglel taught at Wyoming (Pa.) High School for
nd b hall yean before lolnlng the business education
faculty at Bloomsburg Mu shorthand students brought
many national and international honors to the school
during his tenure Mr. retired In January, 1%8.
The Ryglels continued to attend alumni functions at
Bloomsburg until his surgery and stroke earlier this
year. Following the home mass, refreshments were
served to more than 50 guests. Many beautiful floral
arrangements and over 100 anniversary cards and mass
memorials were received

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/Fall 1987

Orlando

Charleston

President Harry Ausprich personally carried the Bloomsburg University story
BU alumni in North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida and Maryland during
the spring break in March. Joining him on the 3,100-mile trek in a van provided
by Don Bridenstine (Liberty Chevrolet-Cadillac) were Anthony Ianiero, director
of development, and Doug Hippenstiel, director of alumni
affairs.
The trip provided the three with an opportunity to share first-hand
information about what is happening at BU now and what is planned for
the
future. More important, alumni learned what their
role in BU's future can be.
The get-togethers also provided alumni with an opportunity to meet other
BU
graduates living in their area and to compare notes on their days
at
to

Bloomsburg.

First stop on the tour was Raleigh, N.C., where a
reception was held on
Friday evening, March 13, soon after the three completed the first
leg of the
journey from Bloomsburg. Kathy Hock, who served as vice chair
of the BU
Foundation before she moved to the Durham area last year, joined
the alumni.
Early the next morning, the three were off to their next
stop: Charleston,
S.C for a reception on Saturday evening, March 14. Orlando, Fla.,
was the next
destination for a reception in Altamonte Springs on Sunday
evening
Monday's activities started with a very successful luncheon in
Boca Raton
(arranged by Francis "Red" Garrity '28 & '36). Then
it was off to Fort
Lauderdale for an early dinner with William Lank, a
member of the BU
crossing Alligator Alley to spend the rest of the night in Fort
'

Myers

Tuesday's highlight was a luncheon in St. Petersburg,
where Ausprich and
ianiero made their presentations with the raucous
accompaniment of a St
Patrick s Day celebration on the other side of a
less-than-soundproof folding

h

h
e 66830 early Tnursday morning by driving as far as Florence,
^"l
n Xt
d ay tney went

trip

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on t0 New Carrollton, Maryland, where a reception
J f
was i
held
for alumni and Husky Club members in
conjunction with the NCAA
,

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Buoyed by

Univ ersity

of

Maryland

(the Huskies placed

the enthusiasm of the large gathering of BU
wrestling fans, the
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RALEIGH,

N.C.
Those attending or expressing in interest in a Raleigh
chapter were Kenneth and Michelle Zechman Baseley '84 of Cary,
N.C; Dale T
Bennett '52 and his wife, Lucille, of Greensboro; David M. Furman
76 and his
wife, Kimberly, of Roanoke; Christopher J.
Hardinger '85 of Raleigh; Neal D
Harrington "78 of Raleigh and his guest, Eleanor Rhinehart; Kathy
Hock of
Durham; Janice L. Melmed "81 and her husband, Jeff, of Chapel Hill; Gary A
Norek '85 of Raleigh and his guest, Patty Broughton; Joseph A. Panichello '60
and his wife, Jeanette, of Raleigh; Michael and Donna Polak
Zimmerman '80

and

'83 of Morrisville.

-

CHARLESTON,

S.C.
Alumni in South Carolina and Georgia who attended
or expressed interest in the Charleston meeting were Michael
and Dorothy
(Dee) Lesko '62 of SummervUle, S.C; Catherine J. Martine *75
of Charleston;

Michael and Denise Martinkovic Rank '72 and '73 of Myrtle
Beach; Marion
Wallace States '43 and her husband, Al, of Jasper, Fla.; Lydia
Rapella Jenkins
42 and her husband, Harry, of Charleston; and Alfred M. Lampman '49
and his
wife, Mary, of Savannah, Ga.

St.

Petersburg

AND0 FLA ~
^

AJumni wh0 attended or expressed interest in
the
Md/- Euphemia Gilmore Yeager '36 and 35 of
^
W, nters teen '78 and his wife, Patricia, of
Orlando Phil and
d os ,
Pou
"72 of Longwood; Vincent
J. LaRuffa '80 of Orlando
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70 and her
husband, Bill,
Boore '84 of Altamonte
Springs and her guest, John Paul; and
Alica K. Bartlett '82 of Winter Park
A
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r
Agnes Pmamonte Casari '38 and '41 of Harper Woods, Michigan;
hSShrCu nl a "50 of B 0ca Raton;
Francis (Red) Garrjty ?2Q and h s
B|
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Raton Ellama e Jackson and her sister, Helen
Demaree, of Boca
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etcher Marvin 78 and 79 of Fort Lauderdale; Frederic
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Herbert and Florabelle
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Lou
pin?fm
m ifer J. L 45, Bloomsburg; Betty Fisher
'48, Bloomsburg;
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President Auspr.ch and Anthony lan.ero
evel0pmentl v,slted Wlth Wllliam Lank (center),
a member
e
Foundation Board of Directors, between chapter
meetings in
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Michael Plafchan. guest.
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AT ANAHEIM GET-TOGETHER

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When Dr. John J. Trathen "68 BU's
and the Kehr Union, attended a conference
earlier this year, he had dinner with a number
of
area. They included (from left) Maria Castaldi '85

director of student activities

m Anaheim, California,
BU alumni living in that

Helen Oyer Diehl '44, Jeanne Panuski Jansen
73, Rick Jones '82
Lorah 74 and Susan Panuski 78. as well as their
guests. John
treasurer of the Alumni Association

Frank
is

also

BUSINESS ALUMNI -

Attending a dinner in the Allentown area for
College of Business were (front, from left) Carol Sargent
86, Debbie Heffner Surdoval '80. Sheri A. Lippowitsch '81.
Cathy
Staub '84. Anne D'lgnazio 78. (middle row Sharon
Young Hilgar 75
Lisa DeLaurentis '85. Joe Surdoval
79. Rosalie Schweitzer '82, Frank
J
Cole '80. Boyd Kreglow '86, Tony Deutsch '82;
(back row) Joe
Hilgar 75. Phil Krause. and Fran
Lesusky 75 Representing the
university were President Harry Auspnch.
John L Walker, vice
president for institutional advancement; Anthony
laniero.

alumni

of the

)

director of

development. Sue Mitchell '82. assistant director of
development, and
Bernard Dill, professor of business administration/finance;
and Douq
Hippenstiel '68, director of alumni affairs.

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ALUMNI IN D.C.
Attending the Washington, D C chapter dinner in
June were Jack L. Mertz '42 and his sister, Elenaor Seward
Arlington
Barbara Wendell '65. Bethesda, Md
Lt. Col. Eileen M
Albertson '67
.

USMC.

Church. Va.; Lt. Col. Bill Deubler '69. USMC. and his
guest. Michele Stnckler, Arlington. Frank Sullivan
72 and his wife
Nancy, Falls Church, Va., Donna Engelberger '86. Germantown.
Md..
and Jane Sando '86, Lebanon. Pa. The dinner was held
at the Fort
McNair Officers' Club Representing BU was Doug Hippenstiel '68
director of alumni affairs
Falls

Mmiiiilllll
Berry

Cooney

Blashock

Alumni scholarship
Bloomsburg University and the Alumni Association
proudly announces the recipients of scholarships and
grants provided by alumni and friends of the university:
Melinda D. Artman, a mass communications major
from Berwick R.D. 2, the William Teitsworth Alumni
Grant ($300);
Lisa L. Berry, a secondary education/history and
government major from Towanda, the John J. Serff Sr.
Memorial Scholarship ($300);
Carol J. Blashock, a speech correction major from
Shenandoah, the Mary L. Frymire Kirk Alumni Grant
($300);

Michael F. Cominsky, a business administration/
marketing major from Dallas, Pa., the Gary Holland
Labroli

Scholarship

(

$150);

Award

(

$700);

($100);

;

(up to $1,600);
Daniel T. Gray, a biology major from Muncy R D
the Cotton Franklin V-12 Scholarship ($100);
Julia Groth, a nursing major from Douglassville,

Helene Robertson Scholarship ($500);
Carol L. Gurnlak, a nursing major from
K.D. l, the Lucy McCammon Alumni Grant

1

the

Ruthann Llewellyn, a biology major from BloomsEdwin M. Barton Scholarship ($200);
Theresa M. Lorenzi, an office administration major
from Weston, the Lucy McCammon Alumni Grant

J. Haefele, a special education major from
4
the Emily Reuwsaa t Alumni Grant
'

Martha M. Hartman,

Pentz

William F. Mayer, a business administration/ management major from Endwell, N.Y., the Eunice Davilla
Scholarship ($300)

Francine McFadden, an elementary education major
from Jim Thorpe, the Edwin M. Barton Scholarship
K
($200);

Tera M. McFarland, a secondary education/English
major from Sunbury, the Cecil C. Seronsy Alumni
Scholarship ($400 );
Jeffrey C. Morgan,

a theater arts major from
Bloomsburg, the Margaret Bittner Parke Alumni
Schol-

arship ($500);

Emmaus

($400);

Deborah

Payne

($500);

($400);

Robert T. Frank, a business administration/marketmajor from Selinsgrove, the Harvey A. Andruss
Alumni Grant ($300)
Cynthia A. Freeland, a biology major from Camp Hill,
the John A. Hoch Alumni Grant ($300)
Sheila L. Graham, a business administration/management major from Steelton, the Alumni Minority Grant
ing

McFadden

Roxane Leaveck, a sociology major from Shamokin,
Edwin M. Barton Scholarship ($200);
Joshua S. Lee, an arts and sciences major from
Baltimore, the Mildred Eaton Levitt Alumni
Grant
burg, the

Jeannine Dennlson '86, a mass communications major
from Medford, N.J., the Rita Guerrieri Alumni Grant

KSwff.

($150);

the

David Michael Cooney, a biology major from Mifflinburg, the Edwin M. Barton Scholarship ($200);
Jay F. Dedea, a secondary education/communications
major from Catawissa, the Clyde S. Shuman Sportsmanship

major from Catawissa, the Ercel D. Bidleman Alumni
Grant ($300);
Derrick A. Hill, a business education major from
Baltimore, the E.H. Nelson Alumni Grant ($700);
David F. Kennedy, a secondary education major from
Athens R.D. 1, the E.H. Nelson Alumni Grant ($700);
Candyce Koch, a sociology major from Berwick, the
Kimber Kuster Alumni Grant ($300);
Kevin J. Kotch, a physics major from Schuylkill
Haven, the Student Memorial Scholarship ($300);
Stephen J. Labroli, a business administration/ finance
major from West Chester, the Mary Wilson Scholarship
F

I eUy L
.. f
„ 0cker a nursing major from Sunbury, the
Helene Robertson Scholarship ($500);
Joshua E. Payne, a computer and information
science
major from Mt. Pocono, the Howard F. Fenstemaker
Alumni Grant $300);
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Peterman

Tammy

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Pflugler

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secondary

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Scott Pickford

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Groth

Gurniak

Haefele

Hartman

recipients for 1987-88
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Cherie L. Peterman, a business
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Nazareth the Mary wl,son
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tZ
the Gary HoUand Scholarship
($150)
or

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($400)

3 bU ness Nation/information
processing
DrWlnfl major from Bloomsbure
^,
the Walter
s
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Rygiel Alumni Grant ($300)

SSS^i

an ,ncom,n Ashman nursing
8
major
a $500 scholarship provided
bv
Class
of ,936. to aV'mber of
fS^vaji..
the
R| oomsburg High School
who ph.ns In
stuo\ m,il™ n memor
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a ^condary education/biology
major from Shlckshlnny. the E
H. Nelson Alumni Grant
111,

Tracy

L. Puterbaugh, a secondary
education/ mather
0rangevUle R D 2 the c,ass of 1968
{ $°2So)
Rosemary Quagliariello, a elementary /education
of

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r Alumni ^
Ciuernen
Grant ($100);
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Springfield,

the

Rita

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Jodi R. Reifendifer, a business
administration/
U
aj
from Central c °l"mbia High School,
g
h.°ir
Juh
the Editha Ent Adams Alumni
Scholarship ($100) given
n0r
M S Adams
BU ^umni who were her
fo™°
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former students at Central Columbia;
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Lynne

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Ritz, a elementary/early childhood
educa0 "1
HazIeton tne Class of 1933 Alumni
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Englisn ma J° r from West Pittston,
thf O.H. and S.H. 5"
the
Bakeless Alumni Grant ($300)
den
Diology ma J° r from Allentown,
o
tne Robert i?!^
D. Warren Scholarship
($300)
Sharon A. Schwartz, an education of
the hearing
impaired major from McAdoo, the
R. Bruce Albert

th*^^

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Sandra L Shone, a speech correction
major from
bnavertown, the James Bryden Alumni
Grant ($300)
C^dy M. Slocum, an elementary education major
from Dallas R.D. 2, the Lucy McCammon
Alumni Grant

Sean Picklord

Puterbaugh

S eph

a busln ess
°1\,
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administration/

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DUS,ness

acc^Z* m^TT™'

^ministration/
Carmel, the Mount

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McFarland

Rutstein

Morgan

Schraden

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THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/Fall

ALUMNI AT SMS HOST JUNIORS - In a visit
by SMS in Malvern and sponsored

employed

hosted by BU alumni
by the BU Alumni

Association,

junior students had an opportunity to learn first-hand
fast-growing company. Participating in the visit were
(seated, from left) Donna Lichtenwalner '82. Nancy Elmo '82, and Rick
Fisher '85, speakers; (standing, from left) Frank Schaffer, John
Hepp,
Rita Milbourne, SMS human resources representative;
Richard Kern,
Richard Pettine '85, speaker/coordinator; Kevin Cecco and Michael
Alban.

about

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AT THE BEACH

When BU Alumni

president Mary Anne Klemkosky
Ron "67, vacationed at Dewey Beach, Delaware,
in July, they had dinner one evening at the Rusty Rudder with other
BU alumni Joining Mary Anne and Ron (kneeling) were Gloria Mainiero
Dill '48 and her husband, Jack, Barb and Mike Adams
73 & 72, and
Paul and Gloria Gilbert Boyer '62. all from Dover. Delaware. They're
'59 and her husband,

already planning on getting together again on July 27.

this

1988. You're

invited, too!

ALUMNI BAND PICNIC - The 12th
held the the Great Swamp Church

BU alumni band picnic
Grove near Ouakertown.
Alumni in attendance were Greg Bitler 75, Leonard Adams
75, Ev
Owens 78. Tom Geiger 77, Lois Rabenold '80, Bob and Brenda
Hafner '80, Bob Schwanger 76, Robert Shelly 70, Ted Irwin
70, Bob
Twaddell 78, Terry Guers 77, Laurie Rogers '86, Claudia
Whittaker
78, Becky Seidel "82, George Kissinger 76, Roxanne Dennis '81,
Andy Jinks 76, Theresa Racek '83. Sue Staff 78, and Larry
Nester
78. Those participating in the Alumni Band on Homecoming (October
24) will meet in the band room at 8:30 a.m. Following the parade
and
football game, the alumni band will meet
for a light lunch in the
bandroom. That evening, they will join current band members
for a gettogether at the Bloomsburg Moose.
was

The second annual Berrigan's Sub Party in Philadelphia, sponsored by the
Alumni Association on July 17, drew even more alumni than in 1986.

BU

Nearly 140

afflelanados of Berrigan's subs attended the event at the Summit
Clubhouse
Those in attendance (please forgive us if we miss anyone):
Elizabeth Ann Derbyshire '78, Chet Derbyshire, David T.
Derr '81, Ellen Roan
Derr '81, John (Ike) Eichenlaub 78, Sharon Eichenlaub, Barbara Siminitis

Farragut '77, Linda J. Evans '67, Thomas J. Evans, Richard
B. Durbano *77
Sharon Petrusnek Durbano '78, Michael D. Creveling "76,
Barbara Morgan
Creveling 77, Kenneth G. Cromwell Jr. '66, Alice K.
Cromwell, David P
Crawford '80, Frank J. Coll '81, Kathy S. Coll, Nicholas
J. Ciliberto 79, Grace
Carnevalino '86, Daniel T. Canuso '81, John M. Cannon
78, Maria Cannon
EL
79, Harold Bunzel Jr. 75. Lottie Manga Bunzel, Glenn
T. Bromley, '85, Linda M
Brace 83, William R. Blodgett '86, Carl L. Beck '82, Christine
Beck, Noelle A.
Cassarella Barford '68, Jeff Barford, Tracy A. Wolcott '85,
James A. Williams
79, Colleen A. Williams '80, David J. Waterman '83,
Lawrence B. Towsey III
rcn
Towse y '82, Patricia Ann Washeleski 79, Richard P Reillv
,5
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Tnatcner '83. Kathleen M. Thatcher '83. Janet M, Farrara
74
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Feather III '80, Sarah F. Feather '81, Laurie E. Fuehrer 78'
Karen J. Gormley '86, Colin M. Hannings '69, Mary
Green Hannings 70, William
,Jk, V kl Murray 70
Gail B Hart
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Kraske ,83 Pame,a Kirk Kraske 83 Christian
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Robert W. Yoder '84. Melissa Voder
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BU

mt

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Swlr
War
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given rare diaries
V0,ume

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nC6S dUrlng lhe American
Revolution
has JL
been given to Bloomsburg
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who

0 ectlon nas
valued at $50,000 bv the
ph^h !! appraisal ***n
Philadelphia
firm of
Graham Araider II
Handwritten in neat, faded
German sc
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75

YEARS AND COUNTING

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Bloomsburg

University is blessed with
many loyal alumni
among them these two members
of the Class of
1912 who returned to campus for
Alumn. Week-

end

in

Pa.

(left),

2d ^?hi Pf A^i"orc

V

J

Navy durln * Wor,d War

m ^>P«

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world War
w a ?iiII. npurchased
l
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original

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from a German prince

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the
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fourth

L.
volume

Lanlgan

points

,„

June. Beulah Anderson Bronson
of Liberty
and Ruth Kline Everett of Indiana

were also on hand
five

?

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1784 by C
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who ^ol
commanded a company of light Infantry

Pa

for

Alumn. Weekend

festivities

years ago.

out

tinentire set
Ctearly and
day or soon aftc. h,

Thr^r,
three to

die

many years
of

Orwigsburg was

am1

re-

elected president of the Bloomsburg University
Alumni
Association during the board of directors'
meeting on

Alumni Day, June

occurred

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After painstakingly translating
the work. Tustln spent
verifying every point „i ,,„•,,,„'

re-elected
'59

N

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a chronicle of the enUrc
W
chronUI
wcentU available recount onh
six-month s.. R m.. n .s „i h,s.,uv. ihr
appraisal

Klemkosky
Mary Anne Klemkosky

noteworthy

|a

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e^ntTon^^^

events on the same
books also represent

6.

Also re-elected were G. Thomas Hughes
III 76 of
Easton, vice president; Sandra Swetland Williams '66
of
Somerset, N.J., secretary; and Dr. John J. Trathen '68
of Catawissa, treasurer.
Elected to the board were John S. Scrimgeour '53

Bloomsburg; Dr. James B. Creasy "57, Bloomsburg'
Dale A. Krothe '60, Berwick; Peggy Burns '67
Hor-

sham; Jane Elmes Crahall '72. Larksville; Albert
J
Fagnani Jr. '74, Jessup; Patricia A. Washeleski '79
Plymouth Meeting; Patricia E. Campbell '83, Philadelphia; and Gary C. Wilson '87, Lancaster
Other directors, whose terms continue until
1988 or
1989, are Helen E. Barrow '24, Sunbury;
Margaret
Griffin *69, Bloomsburg; Richard E. Grimes '49,
Harrisburg; Clayton H. Hinkel '40, Bloomsburg;
Scott Righter
84, Philadelphia; Francis D. Sell '35, Boyertown;
Dr.
Stuart Edwards '41, Bloomsburg; Sara

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TUSTIN VISITS BU - Edward

Tustin (seated
brother of the late Joseph P.
Tustin. visited
campus recently to meet President
Ausprich
(seated right). He presented the
university with a
gut of $1,000 tor the maintenance
of a rare set of
left),

Hessian diaries given to the
university by Joseph
lustin Also shown are
Scott Miller (standing left)
of the Andruss Library
staff,
and Dr Francis
Radice 49. retired BU faculty
member and friend
of the Tustin family

C

Marie Dockey
Berwick; Constance Stanko Gobora '52,
Levittown; Richard R. Lloyd '62, Belle Mead.
N.J
Barbara A. Caruana '77. Lancaster; and Sheri Lippow'-

Edwards

'44,

itsch '81. Phoenixville.

Clayton H. Hinkel "40 and Colonel Elwood M. Wagner
State College have joined the select group of
life
members of the board by serving a minimum of 14
years. Other life members are Vera Hemingway
Hou
senick '05. Bloomsburg; Howard F. Fenstemaker '12
'43 of

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Bloomsburg; F. Ruth Speary Griffith '18, Wilkes- Barre
Hervey B. Smith '22. Bloomsburg; Edward F Schuyler
'24, Bloomsburg; Earl A. Gehrig '37,
Bloomsburg; John
W. Thomas '47, Hamburg; and Millard C. Ludwig "48
Millville.

Directors who retired from the board at the June
meeting were Stephen A. Andrejack '74, Mechanicsburg; Joan Havard Kilroy '54, Morrisville; Lois Lawson
'33, Bloomsburg; Douglas F. McClintock '73,
Bloomsburg; and Dr. Curtis R. English '56, Stroudsburg

Pantaleo

in

new

post

Daniel C. Pantaleo, acting provost and vice president
for academic affairs during the 1987-1988
academic
year, became vice president for academic affairs at
Frostburg State University in Maryland on August 17
Frostburg is one of six schools in the Maryland state
system.

Pantaleo came to Bloomsburg in 1977 as an assistant
professor of chemistry. In August 1980 he was appointed
dean of the School of Extended Programs. He served as

dean

of

extended programs and graduate studies from

1982 until he was appointed acting provost in 1986 He
has also served as acting associate vice president for
academic affairs during the 1984-1985 academic year

ATTENTION, SCHUYLKILL COUNTY
an important get-together of BU alumn.

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Reserve November 4 on your calendar so you can attend
County Watch your mail for details about
place, time and program Serving on the planning
committee are (seated) V.rg.n.a Schenk 78 Mary
Anne Klemkosky 59. Ellen McCorm.ck 78. (standing) Judge John
Lavelle '41 and Karl Reed '68
I.v.ng In Schuylk.ll

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/Fall 1987

14

Coulston '23

Niles '43

Fellon '50

1905
Street,

Vera Hemingway Housenick,
Bloomsburg, PA 17815 717) 784-3171

503

(

1906
SUSIE RAVOS

MARMON

'06

dates the season of her

birth as spring

because her mother remembered It was
her Laguna Pueblo village of Parguate.
And she dates the year of her birth by the fact that her
mother told her she was three years old when the first
locomotive came to the pueblo In 1880.
It was 1877, a year after the Battle of
Little Big Horn.
Rutherford Hayes was president. New Mexico would not

lambing time

become a
And by

in

state for 35 yeai
the time New

Mexico did enter the United
Marmon had attended college and returned
home to become a teacher, marry and start a family
New Mexico, the All-Indian Pueblo Council and the
Laguna Tribal Council honored Marmon during ceremonies at a pueblo council meeting In Laguna
the week
States,

after she officially
April 15.

LaRUE
March

E.

15 at

1913
BROWN
age

97.

'10,

He had

formerly of Lewisburg, died
a resident of Buffalo Valley

to 1926, when he became clerk-bookkeeper for Kreitzer's
General Store in Milton. He also engaged in farming,
and after the death of his father in 1941 took over his
insurance business which he operated until retiring in
1971. His grandson, Carl H. Brown, then continued the

d T
,

school

in

Harriet

Marmon

said

^^

ShC

in

wiSiS'00,

rn^ic^

,p

puebl °

Sne served on

ln

"rst

Commission on P'£
Indian Affairs in the 1960s In 1971
she
na ed th e outstandln ^dian woman
in education
g
h^K
5? .u .
by
the North
American Indian Women's Association At
111 s eak n *out.
P
advocating the preservaion of
StiTiVJ;
tion
the Laguna Pueblo language and
traditions
'

1907

PA

17815 (717) 784-3320

PA

1,

Ber-

18603 (717) 752-3498

1915
Representative: Warren A. Dollman, Box 22 Eyers
Grove, PA 17826 (717) 458-5159
'15

died recently at

92.

brother.

1916
DOROTHY

M. FRITZ '16 of Wilkes-Barre died May 21
age 91. Born April 25, 1896, in Wilkes-Barre, she was
a daughter of the late Charles and Margaret Siegman
at

Fritz.

He was an

84-year

member

of the Evangelical

and

Reformed Church, now known as St. John's United
Church of Christ, Lewisburg; member and chairman
of
the Agricultural Soil and Conservation
Service from 1942
to 1972; director and treasurer
of the Lewisburg Area
Joint School Board from 1945 to
1973; and former

member

of the Buffalo Valley Grange.
survived by one son, Harold E. three grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren and one
brother.

He

is

;

She began her teaching career

in

Wilkes-Barre and

later taught in Philadelphia for over 40
years. She was
an active member of the Philadelphia Chapter of

Bloomsburg alumni before returning to Wilkes-Barre
several years ago. She attended alumni dinner meetings
in Wilkes-Barre in each of the last two
years.
She was a member of St. John's Lutheran Church,
Wilkes-Barre; the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers
the Pennsylvania State Education Association
and the
Pennsylvania Association of School Retirees.
Surviving are a niece and two nephews.

1911

1918

MARY M. CRIM '11 died March 7 at age
Hemlock Township, she was the daughter
Samuel H. and Mary M. Huntington Ohl
In

96.

Bom

in

of the late

Representative:

her early years she taught at the
Buckhorn and

Femvi

schools. She was one of the oldest
Christ Lutheran Church in Buckhorn
le

members

Her husband, Charles F. Crim, died June

a son. Charles H.

4, 1952.

of

and

Crim, died November 7. 1982 Six
brothers and seven sisters also preceded
her in death
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.
Harold (Margaret)
Pooley; six grandchildren, 14
great-grandchUdren. a
great-great grandson and a sister.

Street,

Edna Davenport

Bloomsburg,

LEAH RARIG
recipient of the

'18

Ray

Ohl, 25 East
17815 (717) 784-0142

PA

and

'49

was named

the

nth

1987

Calabrese Award for outstanding
volunteer service to the Columbia County Unit of the
American Cancer Society. She was honored for years of
service as a neighborhood captain in the
door-to-door
campaign in the Locust Township and Numidia areas.
J.

1919

1912

Representative: Edwin M. Barton,
211 East First St

Bloomsburg,

WUliamsport died August

Born in Orange Township, she was a daughter of
the late John M. and Elizabeth Pettibone Welsh.
She was a member of the MUlville Grange and the
Greenwood Christian Church. A resident of Greenwood
Township for 60 years, she had taught school at Spring
Mills, Orangeville and Greenwood.
Her husband, John Edwin Miller, died November 8,
1959, and a son, Brandon E. Miller, died in 1969.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Doyle (Joan) Evans;
six grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren and a

her

^nd-clalms cases

New Mexico 's

'13 of

ELIZABETH SAGER MILLER

a

Pennsylvania.

GIRTON

Representative: Leah Bogart Lawton, R.D.
wick,

age

her as a "rich source of Indian history and love."
Marmon, who lives in a nursing home in Casa Blanca,
a Laguna Pueblo community, did not
attend the
ceremonies at the pueblo offices.
But all four of her living children, three
of her
granddaughters, one of her 10 great-grandchildren and
other family members attended and
served pieces of
birthday cake to the 14 pueblo governors and
lieutenant
governors and other dignitaries at the event.
Marmon, In a wheelchair, later posed for pictures
with some of her family at the rest
home but did not
talk with reporters. Her
granddaughters displayed

grandmother used to tell her how lonely
she was there
Susie Rayos Marmon took a
three-year teaching
course a
Bloomsburg and graduated in 1906. She
returned to what was then the
New Mexico Territory
where she got a teaching job at Isleta
Pueblo. She later
taught at Laguna.

L.

92.

1914

business.

Gov. Garrey Carruthers declared the day "Susie
Rayos Marmon Day in New Mexico," acknowledging

Marmon and her husband, Walter, on their
wedding day, January 2, 1909.
Her daughter, Josephine Goettlng, 74, said
her mother
always told the children to be kind to
one another, be
congenial with everyone and live a
good life
Marmon's granddaughter, Harriet Marmon,
said her
grandmother's mother wanted her only
daughter to
have a good education. As a young
girl, Susie
Marmon was sent away, first to Presbyterian Rayos
Mission,
now Menaul School, In Albuquerque,
where she was
given her English name.
he
nt * he next s* ven years at
Carlisle Indian

age

in 1960.

After being graduated from Bloomsburg, he taught in
a number of one and two-room schoolhouses in Northumberland, Union, Snyder and Susquehanna counties.
He was employed by the Lewisburg Chair Co. from 1916

celebrated her 110th birthday on

picture of

ROBERT
21 at

Lutheran Village since 1978.
Born May 21, 1889, In East Buffalo Township, Union
County, he was a son of the late Isaac Calvin and
Marshe (Wetzel) Brown. His wife, the former Margaret

Horam, died

Betz '55

Hartley '52

1910

Representative:

Market

Furgele '52

Representative: Grace Kishbach Miller, 918 Church

™5K?
Fifth

S

St..

allve

Howard F

:
?f
Bloomsburg, PA

fenstemaker, 587 East

17815 (717) 784-1920

Street, Royersford,

GRACE

K.

PA

19468 (215) 948-3780

HARTMAN

'19.

formerly of Elysburg, died

July

10 at age 87
She was once a teacher in that
community.
Her husband. Harry, died in 1985 Surviving
are a son
aUghler Mrs Jack (Bei
Gardner; three
fS55
u ,?
grandchildren,
six great-grandchildren and
a sister

^

"

ANNA

C.

McKEON

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/Fall
'22 of

Blakely died

in

November

19w>.

PAULINE M GIBSON *22 of Scranton died July 18
She was a teacher in the Pittston school
district prior to
her marriage to the late Walter
Gibson, who
died

1964

1920

J^

c

r^t

R

,

ii

lgt0

S

'Tv

Anna Davis Barrow,

PA

17967

MmESSKi*

(

717 )

EaSt

21

^

South Fourth
Grac*
B,0° mSb

Surviving are five daughters. Mrs. Jane
Kreskv.
atnenne DiCosola, Man Sarkos. Suzanne
Menn. Ellen
Yejrttz. four sons. Robert. Walter.
William and Thomas.
32 grandchildren and a sister.

889- 3838

'21 of Catawissa died
Mav
age 84 Born in Plymouth on August 10
1902 she
was a daughter of the late John and Phoebe
Jenkins
Thomas. Her husband. Edward R. Unangst. died in 1984
She was a teacher in Plymouth. Numidia and Catawissa. She was also in banking for several
years.
She is remembered for her musicial contributions

the
to

to

community

many

as well as being known as piano teacher
students. She served as organist for 20 years
to

the Eastern Star and White Shrine of
Jerusalem
directed church choirs in Catawissa and in

She

Matthew

St

Lutheran Church. Bloomsburg. In her younger days,
she
was a vocal soloist for many local groups and events
She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Victor Meredith
a son, Edward T.; seven grandchildren, eight
greatgrandchildren, and a brother

A

teacher in Haddonfield, N.J., for 37 years, he
returned to Berwick in 1961. He also earned a degree in

law from Gettysburg College.
He is survived by a sister.

MAE EYERLY GEORGE

'21 of

Danville died recently

86.

JEAN

C. CONNER '21 of Harrisburg died August 4 at
Prior to retirement she was a teacher at the
Hazle Street Elementary School in Wilkes-Barre.
Surviving is a niece.
87.

1922
Representative: Edna S. Harter, R.D.
Nescopeck, PA 18635 717 ) 752-4305

I,

Box

612,

^

ANTOINETTE COOLBAUGH MASON
5 at

latC

>25

Huntington Mills

°<

Camtot, she was a
and F,oronce MHlSrS

in

Lteacneryears,the Northwest Area
,n

more than

40

retiring in 1970

She and her husband. John
R Lechleltner. would have
celebrated then fxith wedding
anniversary on June 5
by a daU *hter l
and
"

™

ELIZABETH MARONEY ANDREAS

'25 & '49 formJU,V at a « e 81 A n»«v75i
° ,n Townsm P Sl hools f °r 45

T

2C

'

to

whom

K^ES

ELIZABETH WHITBY DAVIES

was honored

'23

1926
MARIAN REINBOLD

Dr

March. Born
L,tl

'

''

lx

111

In

'"i'

1

'26 of Rlngtown died
In
Brandonville, lh« was a daughter of the
Noi a /.iniinri man Kolnhold

She taught

to]
Mveral years In Union Township.
Hrandonville and Frtedenshurg She then
received her
r
"'"du al education at IVnn Stale and
l"
served hei
internship and general residency
at
Fort Sanders
HyPlW ID Knoxvtlle, Tenn She worked at the nlve.
•>l Miehigan Medical
College
She was an anesthesiology al
hospitals In Los
Angeles. Calif
(JoldsborO,
VVInchesle, Va
New
H.unsw.rk. N
Coaldale Slate Hospital and Locust
Mountain state Hospital in Pennsylvania,
surviving are a brother, n ilatei
In lav
nieces and
I

NC

.

Mrs. Davies was born in Olyphant and later moved to
Edwardsvllle, where she taught for 21 years before
retiring.

.

.1

'22,

formerly of

age 85. Born in Dallas, she was
Merton and Ada Shaver Cool-

LaCoe

'56

'23 of

Mooslc died
April 6. Born in Mooslc, she was a daughter of
the late
Bowers H and Susan Watklns Berlew Her husband
Raymond R., died January 22. 1986
She taught in Mooslc for two years and In the
Scranton School District for 35 years. She also took
graduate courses at Penn State and extension coursei
from the University of Pennsylvania
Surviving are a brother, a sister, and three nieces

CHARLOTTE FETTER COULSTON

Spring City
She was a long time member
the Philadelphia Chaptei
ol

life.

She taught

in that

community

for five

years

until

she

in 1929

survived by a
nieces and nephews.
is

sister,

occupation therapist

58

ACNITA

Mercy

for

(

AWLEY

more than

t,

a member of the Sisters
years, died July
al the

'26,
,

I

wercj tentei Convenl In DaUai
She served in the Teaching Apostolate
N ork and Pennsylvania.
i

In

Iowa,

New

1927
ELLEN V McKEBHAN '27 Of Wyoming died February 15 at her home. A lifetime reildenl of Wyoming, she
was a daughlei ..I th<- late Alexandei and KM/aheth Ann
Jeffrey Dates
She

taught

first

wyomlnj Borough
retiring In 1%H

grade
Bcnool

and
Dlatrlcl

Her husband, Marry, died
several nieces and nephews.

In

kindergarten
foi

1981

41

yean

the
before

In

Surviving

are

two brothers and several

NELLIE NAEGELI SCHULTZ '23 of Taylor died
August 9 She taught in Old Forge schools for ten years
and later in the Rlchboro School District, Bucks County.
She retired from Clarks Summit State Hospital as an

Natter

Slater
of

'23 of

died April 12 at age 83
and past president of
Bloomsburg Alumni.
Born in West Chlllisquaque Township. Northurnber
land County, she was a daughter of the late John M and
Mabel C Best Fetter She lived In Spring City most of

She

a daughter of the late
baugh.
She taught in the Dallas School District for 40 years.
She is survived by a brother, a sister, and numerous
nieces and nephews.

English "56

Sir

Born
J ° hn C

Suniving are her husband. Harold Andreas,
was married 48 years, and a sister

recently as a 50-year member of the Order
of Eastern
Star at the 62nd anniversary banquet of
Dallas Chantei
3% held in Wilkes-Barre

was married

(

March

Jt

she

E 1 1*
'23 of Hegins died January 30
at
age J?
82 Born April 16, 1904. in Aristes. he was
a son of
the late Burd and Cathryn Weller
Klees
He retired after teaching 45 years In the Hegins
Township and Tri-Valley School' Districts
He also
taught one year at Conyngham Township
He is sunived by his wife, the formei Leah Hunt/in
ger; two daughters. Connie Klees ami Mis
k.nneih
(Ann) Sharp; two grandsons, two great grandsons,
and

her

Dallas, died

aRe 82

at;

nephews

grandchildren.

age

2v

years

She was also a graduate of Columbia University
Suniving are a brother and two sisters

BEATRICE BERLEW JOPLING

She had taught in Danville and had worked at
Thomas Beaver Library for many years
Her husband, Walter George, died in 1957. Surviving
are a son, Don; 12 grandchildren and six greatage

before

retiring

three brothers

EDWARD R. RE ITER '21 of Berwick died June 29 at
age 87 Born January 29, 1900, he was son of the late
Augustus and Mary Black Reiter.
His wife, the former Bertha L. Campbell, died in
October 1977, and a brother, Bill, died in 1985.

at

MADELINE FOULKE DENTON '23 of West
Haven. Conn., died recently at age 84
Born in Lewisburg on December 1. 1902. she was a
daughter of the
late Arthur and Man- Toye Foulke
She was a teacher in
the Lawrence. Long Island School
District
A.

ANNA THOMAS UNANGST

Kn,LK,TNKK

l

di^Miv

Soh^M,u,^rr
School
District for

1923

28 at

1925

Mn ° ntar

^'

1921

15

in

C

re~*ntatives:

1987

she was the widow of Roy Schultz.
Suniving are a
brother, a sister, two nieces and
a nephew.

Krapf '60

MARY B BOWMAN '27 of Orangevlllc died June 2 at
age 82. Born In Renovo, she was a daughter of the late
John and Sarah Martman Kepler Her husband, Harold
T Bowman,

died

In

1963

Suniving are two daughters, Vera B

Klein, and Mrs.
Dale (Dorothy) Menshoff; five grandchildren, two greatgrandchildren and a brother

Little

'62

Lubas '65

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/Fall

16

Conner '68

Johnson '67

HANNAH

M.

1987

FETTERMAN

'27

&

'36

of

Ryan

Catawissa

1902,

NORA TUCKER FISHER

'27 of

Long Beach,

BEATRICE

'30 & '32 of Bloomsburg died
Born in Bloomsburg on March 21,
she was a daughter of the late Frank and Nora

1911,

Representative:

1928

ROBERT
1

Representative: Faye

PA

Appleman DendJer,

18603

1132

LOIS M. ROBINSON '28 of Rotona West, Fla., died
March 15 at age 78. Born May 8, 1908, in Berwick, she
was a daughter of the late Harry It. and Nellie
Freas

Mitchell.

She taught in Berwick and the Findlay, Ohio,
public
She earned a master's degree from Ohio

schools.

University.

KAT HR N P T0YE RUDA
I

June o26. She had taught
Township schools
,

in

,28 of Hughestown
died
Hughestown and Pittston

Surviving are her husband, Joseph;
several nieces and nephews.

two brothers,

IRENE

A. DAVIS '28 and her husband, Harold,
now
Lutheran retirement center in Burlington N
C
They will be married 58 years on October
2.
live in a

F.

HELEN

C.

J.

17815

KNIERIM

(

Golder, 1103
717) 784-5783

'31 of

McGEEHAN

Representative:

Margaret Swarta BlUer, 117 State

PA

17846

GLADYS JACKSON

(

717 ) 458-6671

'30 of

Tunkhannock died March

2

age 77. Born in Lemmon, she was a
daughter of the
late Corey and Lavina Pague Clark.
She was a teacher in both Pennsylvania and
Michigan
and also graduated from Wayne
University
She was preceded in death by her first
husband,
Harry Rubright, in 1969; her second
husband. Adam
Jackson, in 1979; and a son, Harrv. in
1955. Surviving
are several nieces and nephews
at

MYRTLE
Bom in

KER '30 of Elysburg died June 10 at age
Elysburg on November 2, 1911, she was a
daughter of the late Harry and Alice
George Richard
Her husband, Melville, died in 1967

75.

R.

formerly

of

Clarks

W.

BOWER

'34

&

'61 of

Danville

R.D

4

February 26 at age 70. Born in Lewisburg on
August 21, 1916, she was a daughter of the late Wendell
and Clara Stuck Wolfe.
She was a teacher at the W.W. Evans School in
Bloomsburg for 17 years before retiring in 1979.
Surviving are her husband of 32 years, Henry D
Bower; two sons, David E. Williams and Wendell
C
Williams; four grandchildren, two sisters and a brother.

GLADYS LETIT1A BAKEY FURLONG '34 died on
August 12. A native of Mount Carmel. she taught in the
elementary schools there after graduating from Bloomsburg. She later moved to Washington, DC, where
she
worked at the Tiaasury Department in foreign funds
control. She spent a year in Hawaii establishing
a
branch there. She was active in community affairs in
Langley Forest and McLean.
Surviving is her husband, Captain William R. Furlong
Jr., USNR (Ret.); two sisters and a brother.

1935

C. SWAN '31 of Wilkes-Barre died February
age 86. Born in Nanticoke on June 9, 1910, she was
a daughter of the late Louis and Henrietta
Semmer
Coopey.
She taught school in Nanticoke and Wilkes-Barre

before retiring in 1972.
Her husband, Harold, died in 1958. Surviving are three
brothers.

Representative:
Street,

William I. Reed, 151 East Fourth
Bloomsburg, PA 17815 (717) 784-0861

ELMER

and

NIE

CHARLOTTE HOCHBERG McKECH-

35 celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on
June 14. Elmer is a retired superintendent
of the
Berwick Area School District, and Mrs.
McKechnie
taught at BU.

JOHN

and ALICE EUPHEMIA GILMORE YEAGER
and 35 celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on
June 12. They reside in Deland, Florida, where they
retired from teaching.

1932

'36

PA

Ezra W. Harris, R.D.

17815

(

died August
27 years.

4.

5,

Box

451

717 ) 784-3532

She had resided

in

Baltimore, Md
Baltimore for the past
y

'32 of

Surviving are her husband, William; two sons, Ronald
and William; a daughter, Darlene Rehak; six
grandchildren, a sister, a brother, nieces and

Street, MUlvllle,

4,

at

RUTH McCORMACK BLUME

1930

Market

Taylor died on March

'31,

DOROTHY

PHYLLIS

Representative:

Representative: Isabel Chelosky Hester, 436
South
River Street, Wilkes Barre, PA 18702 (717) 822-9637

S.

University and Cornell University.
He and his wife, the former Stella Ewonishon, are
parents of four children and have eight grandchildren
all members of the RBO.
His hobbies are painting, music and fishing.

Surviving are a sister, a niece and a nephew.

Bloomsburg,

1929

PA

Summit and Hummelstown, died March 19 at age 77.
Born in Scranton, she was a daughter of the late David
and Sue Dawson Rosser.
She was a retired elementary school teacher
She was the widow of Charles McGeehan.

11

Surviving are a sister and two nephews.

the

B69.

Market

717 ) 752-5367

(

Frank

Bloomsburg,

He is retired from the IBM Corporation, where he was
an editor and teacher in the company's professional
training programs. He did graduate work at New York

died

in

1931

Street,

Street, Berwick,

Mary

76.

Zarr Girton.
She retired in 1973 after teaching 36 years
Bloomsburg elementary schools.
Surviving is her husband, John H. Learn.

died June 13 at age 79. Born In Skinning Grove,
Yorkshire, England, she came to America and settled in
Edwardsville.
She taught more than 30 years in Edwardsville and
Wyoming Valley West, retiring In 1970 She resided in
California for the past 15 years.
She was the widow of Patrick Fisher. Surviving
are a
son, Patrick, and three grandchildren.

a
great-

LEARN

G.

age

.June 27 at

Calif

Bartynski '69

Donald;

daughter, Alice Morgan; 12 grandchildren, 12
grandchildren, a brother and a sister. A daughter,
Ann, died in 1940.

she was a daughter of the late J. D. and
Clara Kreischer Fetterman.
An elementary school teacher most of her life, she
began teaching In Franklin Township In 1922 and retired
from the Southern Columbia School District in 1967.
Surviving are two brothers and two sisters
4,

Sutzko '68

She began her teaching career at age 18.
Surviving are two sons, Edward and

died June 5 after having celebrated her 85th birthday
the previous evening. Born In Franklin Township on

June

'68

nephews

1933
Representative: Lois Lawson, 644 East Third Street

Bloomsburg,

PA

17815 (717) 784-2046

WILLIAM and ELIZABETH ROW REED

Representatives: Ruth Wagner LeGrande,
76 North
Cedar Street, Hazleton, PA 18201 (717 454-1427
)
and
Mary Jane Fink McCutcheon, 249 Main Street
Convngham, PA 18219 (717) 788-1854 or 455-9551.

A LIT ™ ILER
iiS^^^
^ Vt,
SffS?IP£.2£
,°

In 1951 the

0 ' Jusl,ce
Udiling

Garfield

-

camp

'

wife of
died June

-

to Vermont
until the early 1970s.

Also surviving are two sons,

in im and he ^came a member
of
Committee in 1982. He was chairman
T,k
Dn
A
of the RBO membership
campaign in 1977-1978.

f^™

f

LitwhUers moved

and one grandson.

MICHAEL P. SOPCHAK '34 of Johnson City N Y
has been elected auditor on the Russian
Brotherhood
Organization Board of Supreme Officers. A
native of
Simpson. Pa., he was elected to the RBO
Supreme

cele-

1936

a boys

1934

'35

brated their 50th wedding anniversary on June
9. Both
retired from teaching at Bloomsburg High
School

WOODROW
5 at

age

70.

where thev ran

Woodrow

Jr.

and John

1937
P e
^X
J i^f UBloom
^ Sara
rif^u
S:

Bs^K
t

Maria Ber g er

8"

South
and
NOttiDgham R ° ad Bloomsburg,

sburg,

PA

'

17815 (717) 784-1850
«

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e

t

t

|

!

s£r~

225*2™™"*"
17815 (717 ) 784-3093;

PA

Bloomsburg,

PA

i

.

<

717 ) 823-5266

Richie.

R.D

2

E A
l,.^{n

in

v^ltl

k

Dorothv

'38 reports

^

dau hter

of the late Walter and
S
EES!
p
Marion Pennypacker
Auch.
A former teacher at Wilson High School,
she earned
an accounting degree from New
York University and
.

three daughters.
Nancv Ballev
grandchildren, two

Attend,,,,.

Anne ShOl

Bloomsburg.

PA

HlnkeI

418
17815 (717) 784-3218
-

™

of

Edwar*vllle

Jefferson

£S3*

XcknS UnivXUry ^

died

age

'39 of

Berwick died July

1

pE£

coach at Hazleton from 1968 to 1973
While in college he played football and was
captain of
his team. He was also named
to All-East College and
All-Amencan teams.
He served with the U.S. Armv and National Guard for
21 years. He served as a captain during
World War II
and also served during the Korean Conflict,
receiving
two bronze stars.
Surviving are his wife, the former Jewel
Keen, to
whom he was married 45 years; a son. John Sircovics
Jr a daughter. Mrs. Edward (Judy)
Long. Catawissa
and twin grandsons.

PHILIP
retired

He

E.

TRAUPANE

'39

of Gainesville.
6 at

Fla.,

age

a

71

taught high school in Berwick, Muncy and
Williamsport and had served with the 29th
Infantry
Division of the Pennsylvania National
Guard.
In 1942 he served as airborne techniques
instructor at
tort Benning. Georgia, teaching Allied
officers from
France, Canada, Britain and Brazil to
parachute He
was a master parachutist and gliderman who

had 606
altitudes of 500 to 15.000 to his credit
He served in Korea with the Fifth regimental combat
team as a platoon leader in a rifle company In 1953
he
organized the 82nd airborne parachute school at
Fort

jumps from

Bragg. N.C.

Major Traupane went to Fort Greely, Alaska
to test airborne equipment at temperatures
as low as 72
degrees below zero. He made as many as 15 jumps
a
day from Nome to the Artie Circle.
In 1957

became a professor of military science in
Army ROTC program at the University of Florida

In 1960 he

the

Fantaskey '69

Lavelle '69

VM

^

-

N

:

<

and

'in

U>v,tt

(Mik *' spent the weekend in
had quadn.pl?byp^ su
he was home and
recuperatlnB

of

^?heS

July

,

Carned a

and

'

Arnold and Mary Jane Sharpless
Wagnei

y>.

****

Kuth .lam,

s

ho.nas and .Iranne Noll

I

J^7"l^

A

{][U

'

»»«^n

A

°

ttie u d
them
u r u'
during
!

" "
summer" arc also

the
1 1 1

1 1

1941

^^

-

''».OM-

'

.nemln-rs

receiving

ol the class

?r

ELWOOD WAGNER

While

for

the
in

o(

association's

Distinguished

Service

moomshurg

al

,

World War

November

Moseley
two
grandchildren, three step-grandchildren, a brother
and

II.

1947,

B«W

15

..

when he waj Offend

yean

US

Mis last military assignment was
as a
the An Pone l(« -,, rve Officers
Training
State, where hr held thr a« admnr
,ar.k
Alr
\erospaee Studies Mr

in

1

on June 0
for their 45th anniversary reunion The
evening included
a social hour, dinner and a program
filled
with

round

on disability on July :u,
leiVed as assistant registrar al
,,,

nostalgia.

'

'"aster's

l,ls

until

8 regular commls
Air l„r«e Kor the
he held various staff positions In the U S

and ovei eas

1942

In

he was released from active duty

slon In the newly established

a sister.

Quandel '69

was the

as a student, Wagner entered the
govern.,,, ni [Hmsored Civilian
Pilot Training Program
and earned his private pilot s I,, ,,
\,i„ serving

Bitler; a stepdaughter, Carole Strouse

Class members voted to celebrate their 50th reunion
on two nights: the traditional dinner sponsored by
the
Alumni Association on Friday evening and their own
private dinner on Saturday evening Donations
were

retired,

ceremony

2.

2iai?tam

m

Elwood Beaver showed a slide and sound show that
included memorabilia of the class, scenes
from the
yearbook and campus, and some of the changes
to the
campus as they were made over the years
Prizes were also awarded for those with
most
children, grandchildren, etc. The drawing
for the clock
donated by Elwood Beaver, which was the subject
of a
raffle all day, was held and won by a
member of the
Class of 1949 (see separate article) Messages were
read
from Pete Deitrich (Kitty wrote it) and
Charlene
Margie Dean.

U8AF

Hamburg. Wagner has served a total of 14
years on the BU Alumni Board of
Directors and has
bern designated an honorary lite
memlHM ol the hoard

IMBODEN

met

'43,

de
Korean and Vietnam War Veterans

lo

A native

the

at

Hamburg on May

L
'42. formerly of Wyomlss
Ing Hills died June 26 at age 78.
He was the husband of
Marion T. Schaeffer Imboden of Orwlgsi.mg in.
first
wife, Dorothy M. Elchelberger
Imboden, died In 1968
He was employed as a senior high business education
teacher at Schuylkill Haven High School
for 22 years
and
the Muhlenberg School District for 13
yean
before retiring in 1968.
He is also survived by two daughters. Janice

Thirty-eight members and friends of the
class
the Regency Room of the Danville Sheraton

s,H.nker

'"«>"">'»enl

RepresentaUve: Dr Jeanne Noll Zimmerman,
1104
Klcnmond Road, Lancaster, PA 17603 (717) 872-8642

Mazur '69

According

ntallVe Belty Katerman
210 Sun*en
HHah f Avenue. n,
.
Heights
Bloomsburg
PA 17815 ( 717 ) 784-5584

guesl

and Carolyn

found

«.

1942

LAWRENCE

''

M

Elwood

Zimmerman

1943

C Stuart and Eda Bessie (Bellhartz)
untry Gub Drlve B,oomsbur
pa

prcsenlatives:

CLASS OF

major with the U.S. Army, died July

,,H,m "

i

75.

football

tes-s

/ohne, ,,„, ..ack Mert
Mr
Robert Mine. l>omin.c and
Josephine Puno
Mor on and Sylvia Keinhol.i
Sheunan. Mr and Mrs
whn Vm ""
s,,,arl «nd Thurley
Straub John

at

22 at

He was employed as attendance officer
for the
Berwick Area School District for many
years and was
assistant football coach from 1949
to 1967. He also was

«

"^••'^Pha.ulKdna

May

Surviving are two brothers, nieces
and nephews

c5f

SIRCOV1CS

17

contact every available
months a well

,,u - lu>xt six

I

end

community on March 20 imih ha
John and Jennie GriVfUhs
VCteran 0( Wor,d War H. he
taught in

a son of the late

fmsmh

J.

dur,n

K wood and Rolande Beaver
Ray and
chandler (she won the teddV
bear for

i..Msmge, and

r

JOHN

to

li,ss

!?Tr "

H

*^fL™
Born EJ5K
in that

-

enta lve: Rutn Du an Smeal,
*
740 Market
«t2!?
L
Street, S?
Bloomsburg.
PA 17815 (717) 784-4715

'

l

and Mrs

'

1939

™L r °'? *5L e

hrhart. Hurn.e and Reba
Henrlc Fell man
I'-'me the longest distance). Stuart and
Barbara Str^nh

S^SZTZ
Street.

retired as a self-employed certified
public accountant
8 S Ster 3 brother two nephews
and a
'

for

,M

aet by
age

.

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/Fall
1987
a

Vh'n Mies
U«U

was
P( NTR UFF >38 0f Palmer
Township died
ir
EaSt? ° n at age 68 Bom 0ctober
16. 1918. >n

a

« E?T

Virginia,

lf e-

he plans to retire as

Alth ™gn he has not moved.
C
e
10 Se^n s r >ngs. Florida
P
S? Slreel
addreSS ,s sl "
10 Plaver

niece

m

1940

-

a

are hls *

Bishop and Fort
High School

Crestwood

»n
JeaChanged

W3S

tk*

Howard
£
Buckholtz

brothers and three sisters

17815 (717) 784M271

!

KrWe

1

Thomas Sandra Traupane and
£?2
two sons. Ronald and Gary,
seven

UlIS

f

S£^S

18702

NeU M.

DANNY LITWHILER
SteHhTSj

aU

SO

ght
? larke
\
2 vean
ar
m
H H schools
middle
and

1938

ilegre.-s

In

commander In
Coni ll Penn
of

professor Of

was involuntarily
L079 Hi lubeequenUy
I'mr, Stair
He also

education

and

husir.ess

BdmlnlBtratlon
wile

""I
live in

the former

State College

CATHKRINE JONES

HIKHI s NILKS 'lit was honored on July 5 as
idge
ommunlty Day Cltl/en of the Veai

'43

the 1987

1

<

Nlles, a

Army brigadier general and Pcnnsyl
National Cuard chief of slaff is
«le< oraled

reined

I

vania

Army

.,

veteran of World War II and the Korean War
His Army
career Included the Army Air Corps pilot
training
M'hool guartermastei School and
Command and St iff
(

ollege

'•"'led
maslei
degree ..I i|„. University of
Pennsylvania and also studied local and state govern
ment at the Tels Institute of the University of Pennsyl
.,

vania Wharton School

Shields "69

Smith '69

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLV/f

B

r

*

Wertz "69
A former teacher and coach

at the

former Sell-Perk

High School, Nlles served as president of the Sellersvllle
of the
School Board and Is a former board member
Pennrldge School District.
Nlles Is a former secretary of the Sellersvllle Planning
Commission, and he serves on the Pennrldge Senior
Citizen Advisory Committee. He Is a member of the
Sellersvllle National Guard Armory Board and Is vice
chairman of the Pennsylvania National Guard Scholarship Fund. He serves as chairman of the Sell-Perk

Committee

Lake Lenape

for Restoration of

director of the Pennrldge Chamber of Commerce,
Nilcs Is chairman of the chamber's legislative affairs
committee, and he Is editor of the organization's
membership newsletter. He also serves on the Sellersvllle 250th anniversary committee, and the Pennrldge

A

Community Day committee.
His other community activities Include the Nase Kraft
American Legion, the Loyal Order of the Moose, and the
Sellersvllle Lions Club.

He

Is

145th legislative district of the

also coordinator of the

Bucks County Republican

Committee.

A

native of Tioga County, Nlles
Tioga County Sports Hall of

Into the

Is

the

first

Inductee

Fame.

1948
Representative: Betty L. Fisher, 928 Country Club
Drive, Bloomsburg, PA 17815 (717) 784-0434

ROBERT

Reitz

Lauginiger '70

Chopko 70

70

Bell

SCHRAMM

F.
died on April 3. Surviving

is

'48 of

Lanham, Maryland,

his wife, Peggy.

MILLARD C. LUDWIG '48, former president of the
Bloomsburg University Alumni Association, was honored as the 1987 Athletic Director of the Year by the
Pennsylvania State Athletic Directors Association. The

600-member organization announced the selection

at the

20th annual convention held recently in Hershey.
Ludwlg has served the Mlllville Area School District
for 38 years as a teacher and coach, and has been
athletic director for the past 25 years. He retired from

the faculty last year, but continues to serve as A.D.
He has been extremely active In the community and
the church A life member of the BU Alumni Board of
Directors, he Is a recipient of the association's Distin-

guished Service Award.

Shema 70

70

returned to Edinboro in 1979 as a professor of speech
communications. In 1983-1984 he served as acting dean
of continuing education.
Johnson earned a master's degree in speech pathology
and audiology from Penn State and a Ph.D. in college
and university administration from the University of
Pittsburgh.

who says he has many unique and

Johnson,

interest-

ing recollections of Bloomsburg, recalls that he was the
first radio announcer on Bloomsburg' s WCNR, thus
becoming the first Bloomsburg student to broadcast
over a local radio station.

LEONARD A. FELLON '50 has been elected a vice
president of Janney Montgomery Scott, a Philadelphiabased brokerage firm.
He has been a stock broker in central Pennsylvania
since his graduation in 1950. He has worked in the
Sunbury office for 24 years.
SUE BOYLE '50 has been named volunteer director of
the Bird-in-Hand, a consignment shop in Chestnut Hill
which has raised money for the community for the past
11 years. The shop recently contributed $41,200 to the
Chestnut Hill Community Fund for the 1987-1988 fiscal
year.

1949
1944
Representative:
Representative: Sara Dockey Edwards, 545 East 11th
Street, Berwick, PA 18603 ( 717 ) 759-9733

Street, Harrlsburg,

GEORGE GERA
1945
Representative: Dr. Mary Lou Fenstemaker John, 928
Country Club Drive, Bloomsburg, PA 17815 (717) 7840434

Representatives:

Anastasla Pappas Trowbridge, 102

West Mahoning Street, Danville, PA 17821
and Jacqueline Shaffer Creasy, R.D.

PA

1,

Box

1723

Fulton

associate professor of business

and economics at WUkes College, was honored recently
for 30 years of service to the college.
Prior to joining the Wilkes faculty, he was a
secondary school teacher in Maryland and Virginia
from 1949 to 1953. At the college level, he taught for
leveral years at George Washington University and at
the University of Maryland's College of Business and
Public Administration. He has taught courses for
several government departments and agencies such as
the Department of Defense, the U.S. Postal Service and

Department of Labor.
During World War II, he served in the U.S. Navy and
worked for the Civil Aeronautics Administration. He
earned a master's degree at Columbia University.

304,

1950

17820 (717) 784-3035

1947
Representative:

Robert L. Bunge, 12 West Park
Bloomsburg, PA 17815 (717) 784-

Street, Carroll Park,

0988

GLORIA GILLIS LYNN
5.

Grimes,

(717) 275-3046

VIRGINIA KING MARCHAK1TUS '46 has retired
from the faculty of Lake-Lehman School District, where
at various times she taught Spanish. English. American
History and physical education. For a time, she also
served as librarian.
She and her husband. Anthony, are the parents of two
children, Linda and Mark

August

'49,

E.

17102 (717) 233-0777

the U.S.

1946

Catawissa,

Richard

PA

'47 of

Medfield. Mass.. died

She had been a resident of Massachusetts

for

the past 18 years.

Surviving are her husband. James; a son, J. GUlls;
her mother, Madeline Zelonis GUlls; and a sister.

Representative: Willis Swales, 9 Raven Road, Montvale.

NJ

Boyle taught high school in Baltimore and later
substituted in the elementary grades. The family has
lived in Harrisburg, Washington, D.C., Abington, Bedminster, New Jersey and Glenmoore. She is the mother
of two children and has four grandchildren.

07645 (201) 391-9106

FRANK R. JOHNSON '50 has retired after 29 years of
service to Edinboro University. His final commencement ceremony at Edinboro was a family affair:
daughter Amy. 22, and son David, 27, both received
bachelor's degrees in speech communication. Amy's
finance received a degree in accounting, and David's
fiancee received two associate degrees.
On June 11, Johnson was recipient of Edinboro
University Alumni Association's Distinguished Service
Award.

When he came to Edinboro in 1958. he taught in the
departments of English and speech. He then moved on
to
the department of special education/psychology
where he established the school's first speech and
hearing program He also drafted plans for the Leader
Clinic and was the sole instructor for a time.
In 1964 he was named administrative director of the
Warren Campus and served there for 15 years. He

1951
Representative: Carolyn Vernoy Reitz, 214 Fair Oaks

Avenue Horsham,

PA

19044

GERALD A. BACON '51 of Towanda died recently.
Before his retirement, he was a business education
teacher at Northeast Bradford High School in Rome, Pa.

GEORGE
February

E.

16 in

his daughter.

RECK
New

'51

of

Glen Rock, N.J., died

Orleans, La., where he

He was

was

visiting

59.

A math

teacher at Ridgewood and Glen Rock high
was named "an outstanding and inspiring
high school teacher" by the University of Chicago in
1985. He was a former principal of West Milford High
School and taught math at Bergen Community College
He earned a master's degree at Lehigh University.
Prior to moving to Glen Rock 30 years ago, he lived in
Pennsburg, Pa., and Trevorton. He served in the Army
during World War II.
Surviving are his wife, the former Gwen A. Willenbecher; a son, George Jr.; two daughters, Patricia Reck
and Deborah Ely; two grandchildren, a brother and
schools, he

three sisters.

HAROLD EMMTTT '51, a chemistry teacher for 32
and a half years, has retired from the faculty of
Conestoga Valley High School. His first three and a half
years of teaching was at Upper Leacock after serving as
a first lieutenant in the Armv Chemical Corps School at
Fort McClellan, Ala.
He earned a master's degree at Penn State in 1964 and
completed additional graduate work in a variety of
laboratories. He has also worked in a Lancaster
laboratory, where the study of amino acids in children
has been a favorite topic.

Harold and his wife, Helen, own a sixth-generation
of 128 acres near Bloomsburg.

farm

1952

1953

Representatives: Francis B GalinsXi. 90 Tower
Hill
Doylestown. PA 18901 (215) 348-9746 and
Dr
Prank J. Purgele, Star Route, Box 228. Lakevtlle
PA

Road,

18438 (717) 227-4946.

Representative

PA

Bloomsburg.

John S Scrtmgeour. ELD.

SHIRLEY RE1SENWEAVER KROMMES
town died on March

The 35-Year reunion of the class will be held on
Homecoming Weekend, October 23-25 PLEASE USE

THE RESERVATION FORM

FRANK

IN THIS

QUARTERLY.

FURGELE

Dr.
J.
'52 of Lakeville is one of
thirteen school superintendents in the country who have
been named recipient of a School Administrator Award
given by the Alliance for Arts Education, an education
component of the John F Kennedy Center for the

Performing Arts

in

Washington. D.C.

Dr. Furgele, superintendent of the Brandvwine School
District, which encompasses the Greater Wilmington.
Delaware area, and the 12 other winners were selected
for recognition not only for building exemplary arts
programs in their schools but also for building partnerships with artists and arts organizations in their

communities.

created the position of district fine arts
coordinator to oversee fine arts programming. Because
of his support, his district was a forerunner in implementing the Artist-ln-Residence program, supported by
the Delaware State Arts Council and the National
Endowment for the Arts "
also

The

R.

Box

112,

"53 of Allen

20. 1987

AAE

also credited Furgele's belief that the arts
unify and enrich the school environment for the strong
arts program in the Brandywine School District and
noted that he encourages his staff to develop interdis

students can share their talents with
one another and the community. He was also recognized
for his support of the Delaware Art Museum's scholarship program and the Delaware Institute for the Arts in
Education.

'53 was honored on May
ceremony marking his 25 years as an
the Central Bucks School District Over

administrator in
175 friends, co-workers and family members attended
During his 34 years with the district. McClintoek
served as teacher and/ or principal at the Old Dovlestown Borough School, the Dovle Elementary School.' and
Pine Run Elementary School
Earlier this year, McClintoek received the Legion of
Honor from the Chapel of Four Chaplains at Yallev
Forge in recognition of his dedicated service to the
youth of Doylestown Since 1985 he has actively served
as president of the Bucks County Chapter of the
National Audubon SocietyHe and his wife are the parents of two sons DOUG 73

and David
'53 will retire on June 30.
as director of pupil services for the Souderton Area
School District During the 1987 1988 school year he will
be on sabbatical leave.
He Joined the Souderton staff in 1%2 after starting his
career In Livingston. N.J He served with the U S Amnio Korea.
He and his wife, Joanne, are residents of Hllltown

1988,

Township

Furgele
'53,

married to the former
and they are the parents

is

Dawn, a deputy attorney general

MILDRED

PLIS-

of three children:

Wilmington; John, a
construction engineer in Philadelphia; and Jim, who
just graduated from Wallenpaupack Area High School.

HAROLD HARTLEY
the Distinguished
Clarion University
speech pathology
Clarion faculty in

Jr. '52

Faculty

in

was the

1987 recipient ol

Award presented by

the

Alumni Association. A professor of
and audiology, Hartley joined the
1963. He earned a M.Ed, degree in
clinical speech and hearing at Penn State and a Ph.D. in
audiology at Kent State.
Hartley is involved with five ongoing projects The
most prominent, a paper on interpreting the degree of
hearing handicap, is nearly ready for publication. A
second on extended high frequency hearing levels is in
the third year of a five-year study.
In addition to his university work, Hartley has been
involved for 10 years with Hearing Conservation Associates of Franklin, a firm studying noise-Induced
hearing loss in industries through testing and surveys.
He is also a consultant for Audiology and Hearing Aid
Services in East Brady.

Weidman 70

Harchar

73

ELV1N

LaCOE

*56

has been appointed to a second
superintendent of the Ablngton
Heights School District He joined the school district in
1956 as an elementary classroom teacher. He was
named principal at Grove Street Klementarv School In
1963 and became assistant elementary supervisor In 1964
and supervisor in 1966
In 1974 he was named assistant superintendent, and in
1983 he was named acting superintendent He began his
first four year term in October 1983
He earned a master's degree in educational administration at the University of Scranton In 1964 and
completed requirements for his superintendent's letter
of eligibility at U«hlgh University
He has also completed graduate work at Bucknell University. Marywood
College and IVnn State.
C.

four year

term

as

Dr. CURTIS R ENGLISH 56 has been named vice
president loi administrative services al Bail StrOUdS

burg University
In making ihe announcement, ESU President James
K Gilbert said "Dr English has a broad and varied
background In senior administrative positions. He

t>imgs to the university a breadth of experience and
talent appropriate to the needs of East Stroudsburg "
English was manager of corporate planning for the

VSE

1954
Representative: Dolores Doyle Brennan, 607 Country
Club Drive. Bloomsburg. PA 17815 717 784-7438
(

)

trict activities so

COTT

counseling at Bucknell University
A native of Berwick. Beck plans to retire In July.

McCLlNTOCK

29 at a surprise

Dr DANIEL FITZPATR1CK

announcing Furgele's award, the AAE noted.
"Despite a decline in overall district revenue, Dr.
Furgele increased funding for his district's music and
art programs to maintain and upgrade program quality.
In

He

DONALD

5.

17815 (717) 784-7120

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/Fall 1987
19
IXiNAl.U BECK \S6 oi Heavertown was recently
named Secondary School Counselor of the Year by the
Pennsylvania School Counselors Association He has
been a counselor at West Snyder High School since 1959.
He began his career in education as a social studies
teacher at West Snyder He earned a master s degree in
supervision and administration and a master's degree in

1955

Corporation in Alexandria, Va. The VSE Corp
provides engineering, development, testing and manage
ment services to government, business and Institutions
The corporation has an annual income In excess of $100
million and employs more than ?.00() Individuals In 36
offices nationwide.
English reported to the president and senior vice
presldrnl .mil managed and directed the corporate
head. in. ii i. i analysis and planning groups.
Other senior administrative roles held bv English
Included executive dlrectoi oi the Presidential Commls
slon on Merchant Matmes .mil Deien-.e m Washington,
i

Representative: R. Arnold Garinger. R.D.

Harvey's Lake,

FREDRIC

J.

PA

18618

BETZ

(

2,

Box

155

717 ) 675-1515

D.C, Where he managed

'55 of Martinsville. Va.,

has been

named

president and chief executive officer of Nation
wide Homes, a subsidiary of Insilco Corp Bet/ has more
than 16 years of experience In the homcbulldlng
industry, including eight years with the Ryland Qroup
Inc. of Columbia, Md., as senior vice president In
charge of southeastern area operations He WSJ president of his own custom homebullding firm In northern
Virginia before moving to Martinsville
He was sales and marketing vice president for
American Standard Homes for three years and joined
Nationwide in 1985 as vice president In charge of the
dealer division.
He earned a master's degree from the University of
Scranton He and his wife, Nancy, are the parents of
three children

1956

analytical

functions

commanding
Center

in

of

officer of

New

the pei •.uimel,

Um
the

Navai

Orleans, where

lie

lal

staff;

and
and

Reserve Personnel

managed more than

500 employees and financial resources
million

He

Imam

professional

In

excess o! $9

also served as special assistant to the associate
foi ipacs night at the National aeronau

sdmlnlstratoi

and Space Administration In Washington. D.C.,
where he designed i plan to provide the employee! oi
NASA contractors with a package ol m.enlives to

tics

irnpiove productivity

experience encompass systems analy
management, personnel, computet
based Information systems and legislative sffaln He
also has experience In teaching, alumni affairs, develop*
in. hi
public relation: and fund .using
English received a master's degree in public admin
stratlon from the University ol Oklahoma and a
dot toi ate In educational administration from Vanderblll
University He has completed additional graduate study
in
omputer science, financial management and educaIlls T.)

years

of

planning, fiscal

r

i

<

Representative: Dr William L. Bitner III. 54 Wlncrest
Drive, Glens Falls, NY 12801 (518) 793-4907

Smith

73

Flock

74

tion.

English rerenllv completed

Johns 74

six

vears Of Service On the

Lech 74

McDowell
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1)

university," said Mary Anne Klemkosky, president of
the Alumni Association, "and we can think of no better
way to show them how much we treasure their active
role in the university family."

A graduate of Mercersburg Academy and Amherst
McDowell has been president and owner of
McDowell Oil Service, Inc.. since 1962. The business has
evolved Into the construction, ownership and operation
of 30 Time Market convenience stores selling Exxon
gasoline and food items in a seven-county area.
College,

He is a director of the Pennsylvania Petroleum
Association and the Petroleum Marketers Association of
America, which represent all petroleum distributors in
the state and nation, respectively. He also is on the
board of directors of the United Penn Bank of WilkesBarre and is vice president of the board of regents of
Mercersburg Academy.
of

He is past president of the Bloomsburg Area Chamber
Commerce, past director and officer of the Blooms-

burg Hospital Corporation, past president of the Bloomsburg Area Industrial Development Association, and past
president of the Pennsylvania Petroleum Association.
McDowell Oil Service also sponsors the Oilers, a Little
League Baseball team in Bloomsburg.
Patricia McDowell is a graduate of St. Edwards High
School in Shamokin and the Geisinger Hospital School of
Nursing. She is a past president of the Bloomsburg
Hospital Auxiliary (1980-1982) and past manager of the
Bloomsburg Hospital Gift Shop (1982-1986).
In addition to her involvement with the Husky Club,
she is a volunteer for the Red Cross Bloodmobile.
They are the parents of a daughter, Karen, a graduate
of the University of Vermont who is serving as a nurse
in the U.S. Air Force, and John IV, a graduate of York
College, who is a computer analyst at UCLA Medical
Center.

—

IN STRATFORD
Good shows, fantastic weather, a hospitable town and warm comaraderie made the Alumni Associationsponsored trip to Stratlord. Ontario, a memorable one. Participants included Kit Griffiths 76, Clara Brennan. Sandra M
Evans '62, Lucille DeVoe '29 & '54. Jerry and Carol Shelhamer Wall '81, H Belle Himes '66, Evelyn C Rippy. Jane Hess
'69, Virginia R Whlttlngton 76. Harold J and Harriet M O'Brien '35. Peggy and Mike Holdren 72. Elma H Davis '62, Helen
Gerrlnger '50, Harold and Diane Romberger,

M

Bob and Kim Hassinger, Jane

F

Brewmgton

'31, Ethel Keller

W

Long

Stahl, Catherine Samuels. Helen E
Ryan. Adllene
Steckbeck, Cornlse Detjen, Edith Schaln. Dr Susan Rusinko and Doug Hippenstiel '68

Evert, Jeff

Morgan

'87,

Bill

Greenly. William V

'32. Patricia

Adler, Alice E

Dymond/Conard—
(Continued from Page

1)

American Red Cross

Alumni Association or contributions to mankind.
Since 1948, the Alumni Association has honored 84
alumni and friends In this way.
the

When Dymond retired recently after 52 years of
teaching in Pennsylvania, the Wyoming Area Board of
Education renamed the Harding School in her honor.
She continued to be a volunteer tutor at the school.
A native of Kingston, Dymond Is the daughter of the
late Lawrence and Syrlnda Lashford James. After
graduating with honors from Kingston High School, she
completed the teacher education program at Bloomsburg. She subsequently earned a bachelor's degree at
College Mlsericordia in Dallas and a master's degree
from Marywood College in Scranton. She also completed
graduate work at Wilkes College.
She was named an Outstanding Teacher of America in
1972 and received the Service Above Self award from
the Plttston Rotary Club in 1981. She is a member of
Delta Kappa Gamma, honorary society of women
educators, and is a life member of "the National
Education Association and the Pennsylvania State
Education Association. She also is a member of Mt. Zlon
Methodist Church.
Dymond continues to operate Dymond's Store in
Harding, which was established by her late husband.
Donald.
Paul Conard was honored for the leadership he has
provided to at least a half do/en charitable, church and
community organizations as a resident of Bloomsburg.
These organizations and his involvement include Colum-

-

bia County Unit of the American Cancer Society
member of board of directors and crusade chairman,

Columbia County Heart Fund - treasurer and former
chairman of fund drives; Bloomsburg Chapter of

— member

of

board of directors,

past chairperson of the board, chairperson of the annual
membership campaign, university coordinator for bloodmobiles on campus and recipient of 14-gallon pin as
donor; Columbia County United Way
past member of
board and past president, twice served as campaign
chairperson; St. Matthew Luthem Church
service on
church council as president, vice president and treasurer; Sunday school teacher and past Sunday school
superintendent; lay preacher at various area churches;
past member of the executive board of the Central

—

—

Pennsylvania Synod and member of two committees to
organize a new synod; Kiwanis Club
past lieutenant
governor of Division 14, past president of the Bloomsburg club, editor of monthly newsletter and a Kiwanis
Fellow in 1986; Bloomsburg Jaycees — past president,
recipient of the Outstanding Young Man of the Year
Award in 1966 and 1967 for dedication to the club and
community (the only time the award was given to the
same person twice); Bloomsburg Area Chamber of
Commerce — former member of board of directors;
Columbia-Montour Home Health Services — past treasurer and board member.
Conard is also a member of the Bloomsburg Elks and
the National Association of College and University
Business Officers. He is assistant vice president for
administration at Bloomsburg University where he has
been employed since 1964.
A P1AA baseball umpire, Conard is in his 32nd season

—

and strikes, Prior to attending college,
he served with the U.S. Marines from 1951 to 1954 and
saw action in the Korean Conflict.
He and his wife, the former Ann Menges, are both
natives of Turbotville. They are the parents of three
daughters.

of calling balls

Dymond

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/Fall 1987

—

50-YEAR CLASS
Members of the Class of 1937 returned to campus
on Alumni Weekend for the 50th anniversary celebration of their
graduation from Bloomsburg. In attendance were (front, from left) Earl A.
Gehrig, Jessie M. Webber. Sara Maria Berger, Dorothy Hess Linn. Marie

Blaine Saltzer, (second row) William E. Zeiss, Florine Moore
Mary Reisler. Thelma Moody Fisher, Theresa Ritzo Unione,
AnnaJean Laubach Gehrig, (third row) Donald A Watts, Ray G. Schrope,
G. Edward Deily, James L. Marks. Leon R Dixon and Luther A. Peck
E. Foust, J
Piatt.

21

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/^ all

22

Castlegrande

75

1987

Sweitzer

McCabe 77

75

BU

Alumni Board of Directors. He was a reclpn ml
the av.onalion's Distinguished Service Award m [974

He and his wife, Janet, are
Gary and Scott

Ol

the parents of three sons:

Curtis,

William Fohutsky, 222 West
North Flalnfleld, NJ 07060 201) 755-4986.

Representative:

Ave

,

End

(

The 30-year reunion of the class will be held on
Homecoming Weekend, October 23-25. PLEASE USE

THE RESERVATION FORM

IN

THIS QUARTERLY.

DONALD

L. MacLEAN '57 retired on June 30 as
principal of Exeter Senior High School in Berks County.
He held the post since 1972 and was an assistant
principal for five years before that.
He also taught economics and American history In the
Twin Valley School District for ten years. He earned a
master's degree at Temple University.
ll«
and his wife, Margaret, live on an 86-acre farm In

Gelgertown.

DONALD

McAFEE

'57 of Pottsvllle R.D. 1, died
native of Berwick, he was a son of
McAfee and the late Edith Num McAfee. He
the Army during World War II and the Korean

E.

April 29 at age 61.
Petei

.i

served
War.

In

A

A resident of North Manhelm Township for 25 years,
he taught business at Blue Mountain High School until
being named assistant superintendent in 1961 He held

March of 1986.
a master's degree at
did doctoral work there.
that post until

He earned

Penn State and

also

Also surviving are his wife, the former Vera Smith;
four sons, Daniel, David,
grandchild.

Mark and Thomas, and one

FRANCIS "DICK" VOTTERO '57 of Wllllamsport died
on July 15 at age 58. He was a teacher at Williamsport
High School for 27 years.
Surviving arc his wife, the former Joan DeSanto, to
whom he was married 34 years; three children, Robert,
Timothy and Doreen; two grandchildren, two brothers
and two sisters.

1958
Representative: Raymond Hargreaves, 37 Dell Road.
Stanhope, NJ 07874 ( 201) 347-0930

JOHN

J.

McGRAW

Chopper Supermarkets

'58

has been promoted by Price

to the position of

vice president

for perishable

merchandising. With the firm since 1977,
he has served as director of perishable procurement and
merchandising as well as senior meat buy61
Prior to joining Price Chopper, he was a sales
manager for Wilson Foods of Oklahoma in upstate New
York.
He and his wife, Ann, live m Schenectady with then
two children.
Dr. LUTHER C. NATTER '58 has been named
superintendent of South Eastern School District. York,
effective July I. He had been superintendent of
the
Mlffllnburg Area School District since 1975
Natter has also served as assistant superintendent of
the Eastern Lancaster County School District, principal
In the Norristown School District, supervisor
in the

Sverchek

77

Haven School District, and teacher in the
Allentown School District.
He earned a master's degree at Temple University
and a doctorate at Lehigh University
Schuylkill

MARY BELLE LONTZ '58 of Milton has earned a
Ph.D. in educational psychology from Heed University
in Hollywood. Fla. She earlier earned graduate degrees
in English and geography from Bucknell University.
She has taught in Penns Creek and the Montgomery
and Warrior Run school districts. Following her teaching career, she began writing history and genealogy
books and has had more than 30 published. She has
spent some winters In Arizona, Utah and Nevada doing
historic site work for those states.
In 1969 she became a certified genealogical record
searcher She has traced her ancestry to 11 of the 17
sureties who signed the Magna Carta and two Knights of
the Garter.

Bischofl

McMullin '80

78

ago, she went to school many, many days in
pain."
Louise became a role model, especially to the special
education students. They learned, she said, from her
determination. "It made them understand their problems weren't the only ones in the world, because their
teacher had a problem."
The Klines have no children of their own.
"I think, from my point of view, she gave something
to the students no other teacher could give," said
Mueller. Many of the less able students were able to
help themselves because of Louise, she said. "She was
one of the favorite teachers of all time."
Her students never asked about her illness, and Louise
never explained. "They understood. When I was absent,
they would ask, 'What's wrong, Mrs. Kline? Were you
sick?' It really got me. I thought, 'You've really faked

many years

them

out,'" Louise said.
"She's a very brave person," said Robert. "She's

amazing."
Her only regret, Louise

truly

1959
Representative: Sandra Pflster Brown, 2220 Kings
Avenue, Easton, PA 18042 (215) 252-2881

EDITOR'S NOTE: The following article about Louise
Kline '59 was written by Joseph Ditzler of the PressEnterprise staff, Bloomsburg.
It

began
I

years ago.

had

best to give

And
more

worse.

and

questions,
will

would

it

up.

The

would be

fair

I

up

to give
it

to

the

wondered

if

find another

outlet.
I asked whether she planned anything special for her
retirement, a long-awaited trip, perhaps.
She turned her head away for a moment. She looked
extremely sad and said, "I don't know how."

was hard to walk. I was constantly falling,
blamed it on everything else — cracks in the

"First,

and

14

said, is that she

teaching. "We decided it was
disease has constantly gotten
better for me, my husband
children."
After asking all the obvious
this woman with so strong a

it

1960

sidewalk, the dog's lease, a slippery something on the

ground."

No

longer able to ignore the problem, Louise Kline
saw a doctor. He diagnosed her illness as multiple
sclerosis, a disease of the nervous system that has left
her virtually helpless and in a wheelchair
"There's really nothing you can do about it," she said,
seated in the kitchen of her home near Espy.
What she didn't do was quit. But the 50-year-old
teacher of seventh graders in Bloomsburg had to give
ground in the struggle this year. Those her mind
remains sharp, she has lost the use of her hands.
After 28 years as a teacher, she resigned.
"I kept on teaching. I kept on fighting. The disease
just won," she said.
Louise has not been alone. Robert, her husband of 23
years, helps her while simultaneously holding down his
own job as personnel manager at Milco, Inc. Three
times a day, he visited her at Bloomsburg Middle
School, wheeling her in and out of the school and setting
up her daily plan.
"It's been extremely difficult, but 1 have so much
respect for her. Knowing what it means to her, I would
do it all over again, if need be," said Robert, 52.
"1 don't understand how he's managed all these
years," said Elaine Mueller, a fellow teacher and
retiree. "That's a very tough role
You'd better be
strong."
Louise said her fellow teachers, too. helped her
continue teaching despite the debilitating effects of MS.
"They were just terrific. They saw the battle I had.
and they did their part to help. They were good, good
friends." Louise said.
Asked why she continued teaching beyond a point
where she could have quit and lived on disability
benefits, she said, "I love teaching, and I love being
around the kids."
Said Robert, "It amazed me. and our family physician When other people would have given up many,

Representative:

Chappaqua,

NY

James

10514

(

J.

Peck,

40 Jeffrey

Lane,

914 ) 238-5417

GRONKA

JOSEPH M.
'60,
D.D.S., has opened a
practice of general dentistry in the Bloomsburg area.
A native of Nanticoke, Gronka is also a graduate of
Temple University School of Dentistry. He served in the
U.S. Navy.
Gronka and

his wife,

Sandra, are the parents of two

sons.

JOHN S. SEAMAN '60 is executive director of the
Easter Seal Society of Hazleton. He also earned a
master's degree at Bloomsburg and attended the Post
Masters Study at Penn State.

SAMUEL HAUPT
Suncom's board

*60

has been elected treasurer

of directors.

Suncom

is

of

a non-profit,

five-county corporation that serves people with disabilities.

Haupt, who earned a master's degree in psychology
Syracuse University, has been a guidance counselor
the Shikellamy School District (Sunbury) for the past

at
in
11

years.

He and

his wife. Roberta,

BYRON

have one

child.

K. KRAPF '60 has been pastor of Christ
Church. Shippensburg. since 1979. This year the church
is celebrating its bicentennial. Christ Church
is the
oldest United Methodist congregation in the Cumberland
Valley and second oldest in central Pennsylvania
Amazingly, those eight years mark the longest tenure of
any pastor in the 200-year history of the church
Christ Church has a strong ministry to students at
Shippensburg University, with an average of 25-35
undergraduates at worship. Occasionally even a son or

.

daughter of a Bloomsburg graduate*
Byron and his wife. Yvonne, are the parents
of two
sons: Tim. 16. and Troy, six They
reside at 12 Willow
Drive. Shippensburg. PA 17257

SWATSKI

25E5

'60

has been named superin-

i
u
tendent of the
Shamokin Area School District, effective
July 1
A resident of Shamokin. Swatski was formerly
principal of Shamokin High School, a post
he assumed in 1979
He had served as principal of Owen J Roberts
High
School in Pottstown from Julv 1974 to
July 1979
He earned a master s degree at Temple University
and completed graduate courses at Bucknell
and
benign. He earned his secondare
principal's certification at
Bucknell in 1969 and his superintendent

s

certification at

Lehigh

in 1979

L

'61,

Jeffrey.

WILLIAM STEVENSON

'61 of Bellmore. Long
completed the Certified Financial Planner Professional Education Program.
Stevenson is a founding partner of Financial Services

Island, has successfully

Long Island, located in Merrick. He has extensive
experience and training in the business and education
fields. He holds a doctorate in business
administration

of

from Temple University.

He has helped initiate two new community colleges,
served as a senior officer for two universities, and
provided consultation for businesses in need of organizational assistance. Currently,

he works in the areas of
financial planning and income taxes, and has achieved
the status of enrolled agent, allowing him to represent
clients before the Internal Revenue Service.

S^w "^
Weekend,

this
sort of exercise Is more rewarding
for the writer than
for his audience, but Little gives
I lot of good value.

awarded the College of
Achievement Award
The award is designed to recognize recent
achievements as a scholar, teacher, performer or

While the semi mystical element
commands a sort of
P°Cl, the nccount becomes highly enjoyable
SSI! iLittle
!^ unleashes
u
*hen
his large, flamboyant cast of
characters (The hook Is filled with
prominent Delaware
names, local color, and local dirt.)
There are sharp portraits of both our
United States
Station, two former governors, many politicos
and
prominent lawyers Also there is a spiendid
anecdote
about that grand old Republican
spider. Mr Clayton

creator

Cladsky has been involved in a number
and scholarly activities in addition to

1

of professional
his teaching role

History

and Fiction

The Defenders

in

Barths

The

Sot

Weed

of Order and the Agents of
Disorder in Prescott's 'The Conquest
of Peru
The
Polish Side of I B
Singer" and "Post War Polish
Historical Sculpture: Heroic Art and
Cultural Preserva
Hon.
'

Harrison.
Fu.ih, ,,nou

suspect that there Is nothing like this
book for an Inside account of the
tensions within the
iVIaware Republican party during the
1960s and the
Mttful n»lte! fighting those tensions provoked
Nanu s
are named. No holds are barred. But
actions for
defamation are unlikely The treatment of Irlends
and
toes Is for the most part good naturcd
and balanced.
Headers bom before I860 should be warned of
some
very nmgh. even scatological language
(Readers born
tiler 1950 probably couldn't care
less
Apologia Pro
\ It., Sown
Hut the use of such language is to, the most
part legitimate Little is recreating
the dotes] Dtvorof
male spe especialls

Gladsky served as project director
for the
1968
national conference. "The Book
Review in America "
which featured a number of nationally known
reviewer!
including Leslie Fiedler and William
Gass He has also
served as conference director for
the Missouri I'hlloglcal Association, and co-director
of "Project Ctxton

Development and Planning of Compute
tatlysll oi
Texts by Student Writers." Gladsky also
directed a 1981
national conference on teaching history
and fiction
He earned his master's degree from the
Diversity of
Arizona In 1967 and his doctoral degree in
American
literature at the University of North
Carolina In U
In addition to his scholarly
research, Gladsky has
been Involved in a number of professional activities

)

the casually COpullUve argot of
Psrrll tslsnd. It rings
,Mlr
1,11
Othtl thing'-. lUch as his account of
growing up In Mt Airy. Pennsylvania, in
a large
belligerently affectionate [tlib-Amtrictn
(unify Since
Ulllle has an eye for telling detail,
that account is very

lie

was

the 1985-1986 president of the Missouri
Philological
Association and has served as the editor
for that
association's publication

He

member

a

is

good Indeed
Imerfeai Warrforolt not txtctly htmmock rending i
was frequently slowed down by Infurlatlngly odd
punc
'i d ion that
forced me to retrace my steps In search of
the thought Intended to be conveyed. I
also found the
repeated and gratuitous use of quotation marks
Jarring
Would tactful editing have hel|>e,l
Yes and no II
would surely have done something alKiut thai grotesque
punctuation, hut it would probably have weakened
the
•'•»<»., I,, force ..I
style hainessed to ,,„ urgent task of

European Studies Association.
Teachers of English South
Modern Language Association. Mid West
Modern Language Association. Missouri Philological
Association. Arkansas Philological Association.
National
Council of Teachers of English. European
Association
American Studies, and American Association of UnlverMissouri
Atlantic

Association

I

'

I

of

of

t

'

sity Professors.

EMILY

25

»

,i

his wife, Rita, are the parents of two child..

appi alsal
One regret
.,„, sorry the book does not end
with a
good Index. I>e< ause it Is great fun to pike
..round,
reading about the people you know All In all this is an
self

,,

I

Ncnart R Lloyd, 80 DeHart
Mead, NJ 08502 (201) 874-3118

Drive,

S.

STRAUSSER

'62 of Berwick was recently
manager at Gross Real Estate, where she
has been employed since 1985. She has completed
real

named

U " Ve:

Belle

speaks forcefully if not always clearly,
and shows no
sign of mischievous editorial
interference. As a rule

,<52

Kristen and Jennifer.

1962

23

The book

He and

m

three Children;

associat e Professor of
State University, has been
Arts and Sciences Faculty
y

IcSSS'JfrS^SHSS?
SngBBfa t Central Missouri

b actor. "

a West Hazleton
native who teaches in Edison, N.J., was
featured in an
article in the Home News newpaper
in that area. The
article described how she and her
fourth graders used
newspapers in the classroom as educational tools.
She earned a master's degree at Rutgers University
and is the mother of three children: Sharon. Robert
and

o?f
R.D. o
2,

of

1987

American Warriors, a courageously naked
self-examination, records the author's
pursuit of wholeness of body
and spirit Little wrote it during two
five-day sessions
under self hynosis during meditation "

-

Missouri State.
Recent publication of articles include
"Good Neigh

^Representative: Edwin C. Kuser, R.D 1, County Line
Road, BechtelsvUle, PA 19505 ( 215 ) 754-7977

Pr

S

l

f

Tr
a
Tranguel
ofl u
Hazleton. are parents
Scott. Sharon and Christopher

bors

EILEEN WOLCHESKY SUDOCK

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/Fall

Confronted by this body of achievement,
the average
reader inclines to flabby regret.
"Oh. gee, why didn't I
keep up my piano lessons?"

in

Wl eamed nis ""aster's and doctoral
degrees
Purdue )?
University, is superintendent of
Logansport
and hiS w,fe tno mrm« Jeanne
P

a

at C entral

1961

Dr.

humanity in friendship, loyalty in living,
wisdom
council and inspiration in leadership."

sales

Impressive account
<

Institute

held on
^ reunion
October 23-25. PLEASE USE
018

otvatBS.

by DICK

Homecoming

THE FORM

*> hake vSuk

<

topics of the

Store on

TOM LITTLE '62has written a book, American
Warriors
Goin' For Gold. The following review by
William E. Wlggln, executive director of the Delaware

-

Bar Association, appeared in the summer 1987
issue of Delaware Lawyer, a publication of the Delaware Bar Foundation:

It

might well make a most enter-

taining film

estate courses conducted by the Pennsylvania
Realtors

Inn*

will

be on sale

in

the University

Homecoming Weekend.)

1963

State

Dr. JEFFREY HOWELLS SMITH '62.
a former
Hazleton resident who lives in Logansport.
Ind recently
received the "Sagamore of the Wabash"
award from
Indiana Governor Robert D. Orr.
Legend says the term "Sagamore" was used by
the
American Indian tribes of the northeastern United
Mates to describe a great man to whom the chief
turned

wisdom and advice.
The award is the highest honor bestowed by the
governor upon citizens who are "distinguished
by
for

Mitchell '80

Stelma '80

Thomas

(

L. LltUe, Esquire, Is a talented

and compli
has brought great energy to a variety Ol
pursuits: he has been a legislator and a lawyer,
a
teacher and a coach, lifeguard and mystic, Democrat,
Republican, and once again Democrat, baptized believer
and closet pantheist, Marine drill Instructor and anticated

war

Representative: Pat Blehl Cranford, 77 Hawthorne
Avenue, GUbertftvllle, PA 19525 215 ) 367-9188

man who

activist

colorist

and

He

is

an

Campbell

also an Impressive self taught water
accomplished practitioner of Judo

'81

Mayo

'81

RICHARD RONALD ROKK
ftf

ulty Of Creator

on Decembei

•

New York

a

member
I,

h

of
i

the

died

13, 1986.

Me earned a master's degree
of

63,

Nantlcoke Area School In

at the State University

at

Cortland and an elementary principal's
ertlflctte from the
Diversity ol Scranton.
Ht ll survived by hl.s wife and a dtllgbtei Lori,
I

Wall '81

Ernes '83

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/Fall

24

a
A nationally certified counselor, she also earned
was elected
degree at the University of Delaware. She
Delta Kappa, national leadership honorary

1987

Omicron
and was awarded the Hepburn Award

to

society,

for

Creative Leadership.
Inc.. a
She is also president of Training Scenarios.
films.
corporation which produces educational training

CARL

HACK

G.

manager

been

has

'67

named

division of

operations
a
Inc..

Advanced Handling Systems
Morgan Corp. in Morgantown
for

'67 has been named chairman of the
management in the School of Business at
Commonwealth University in Richmond. Jon.

R JON ACKLEY
department
Virginia

of

who is an associate professor of office automation
management, served as acting chairman during the
academic year.
Jon and his wife, Miriam,

1986-1987

New

Kent.

VA

live at

Rt

I,

Box

139B-1,

23124.

1968
Shah

Karpinski "83

VANHOUSEN

'63 died on November 21,
L.
1986, at age 50 at the home of his sister In New Mllford.
He had taught for 17 and a half years In the Ephrata
and Lampeter-Strasburg school districts before moving
to Salem, Oregon, to work in that state's General
Services-Real Property Division.
He was a son of C. Frank VanHousen and the late
Bernlce Darrow VanHousen. He served In the U.S. Air

BRUCE

Force.
Also surviving are three sisters, a slster-ln-law,
several aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins. A
brother, BUZZ, died In 1981.

HARRY MATH IAS

has

'63

been

named

athletic

Run

School District In Turbotville.
He has been a coach at the school since Joining the
faculty In 1963 as a social studies and sociology teacher.
He has served as assistant athletic director for the past

director at Warrior

four years.

DENNIS

MATZON1

J

'63

and

his

wife,

Dennis

Bettse,
recently.

their 25th wedding anniversary
principal of the Nantlcoke Junior High School.
are parents of three children. Gary, Linda and

celebrated
is

They
Jeffrey.

JOSEPH
PerUomen

RADO

A.

Jr. '63

School's Hall

<>f

Karchner '87

Cunnion '85

"83

had been substituting in the top position since March
He earned his master's degree at Bloomsburg and his
secondary principal's certificate from Temple Univer-

He

taught business education at the high school
from 1965 to 1974. when he was named vice principal.
slty.

1966
Representative: Anthony

Ocean,
Dr.

NJ

RICHARD

FULMER

H.

earned a doctoral degree

DAVID

Cerza, 6 Lancaster Drive,

J.

07712 (201) 922-0039

C.

at

HUSEMAN

'66

Pottstown has

of

Honor

In recognition

'66,

a social science professor
College, has contributed to

at Butler County Community
the third edition of "Great Ideas for

Teaching Econom
ics," a book on instructional methods published by
Scott, Foresman and Co.'s College Division. Two of the
techniques he has used to enliven economics classes
have been selected for inclusion.
He also designed a labor union "word search" puzzle
that appeared in the second edition.

1967

the president of World

plers elementary program.

Thomas Lemon,

1502

Susan Drive,

The 20-year class reunion will be held on Homecoming
Weekend, October 23-25. PLEASE USE THE RESERVATION FORM WHICH APPEARS IN THIS QUART-

ERLY.

MARCIA A. TYLAWSKY '67 of Linglestown, has been
promoted to assistant banking officer at the Strawberry
Square office of Commonwealth National Bank in
Harrisburg. She had been senior customer representaLinglestown

office.

She joined the bank as a teller in 1980 and was named
a customer service representative three years later.

Representative. Ernest R. Shuba, 16
Flemlngton, NJ 08822 (201) 782-8619
Jr.

'64

of

Danville

has been

Commonwealth Bank's Regional Bank

of

a self-employed public accountant in the
Danville area and is a registered representative of
Lincoln Investment Planning, Inc., of Jenkintown.
is

Dr. BARRY SCHEETZ '67, professor of geochemistry,
mineralogy and nuclear and hazardous materials management at Pennsylvania State University, was the
commencement speaker at Kutztown High School in

June.
Scheetz,

who

taught chemistry at the high school from
earned his master's and doctoral degrees in
geochemistry at Penn State.
1967 to 1971,

MARY A DeVORE

1965

grade teacher at the Rice
Crestwood Area School

was nominated for the 1987 National PTA
Phoebe Apperson Hearst Outstanding Educator of the
Year by the school's PTA. He has been a teacher at
Crestwood for nearly 20 years.
In addition to his teaching duties, he is the advisor for
the Young Astronauts Club. He has also worked closely
with the students in expanding their skills on the
Commodore 64 Computer.
Ryan and his wife, Bette, live in Berwick with their
two children: Christian and Patrick.

DON HOCK '68, director of the budget at BU, has been
elected president of the Pennsylvania Auctioneers Association.

He succeeds RON

FUNK

'68.

The Rev. LYNN D. TRUTT '68, pastor of Bethel
United Methodist Church in Montoursville, has earned a
doctorate of ministry degree from the Theological
School at Drew University in Madison, N.J. He earlier
received a degree at the Methodist Theological School in
Ohio
Prior to coming to Bethel Church in 1983, he served
United Methodist charges in Oceola, Ohio, and East
Freedom, Pa. He was a naval aviator before entering

17,

have two daughters, Crystal,

his wife, Eileen,

and Melissa,

14.

RICHARD P. CONNER '68 has been appointed to the
board of directors of the Bloomsburg Bank-Columbia
Trust Company.
Conner, owner of Conner Printing Company, is a
director of the Bloomsburg Municipal Authority and is a
district commissioner for the American Youth Soccer
Organization. He also served on the Bloomsburg Strategic Planning Committee.

MESSNER

'68 has been named superintendSTEVE
ent of the Susquenita School District. He formerly was
superintendent at Shamokin and high school principal at

Shikellamy (Sunbury).

'67.

who earned

a

master

of arts

at Bowling Green State University in 1974. is
director of the Communication Skills Center at Ohio
Northern University.
Three years ago. as a kind of hobby. Mary started
writing romances with one of her colleagues at the
center Under their pseudonvm. Madelvn Dohrn. THE

ROBERT

J. GIBBLE '68, president of Beard & Co.
a regional accounting firm, has been named
president of the Reading Chapter of the Pennsylvania
Institute of Certified Public Accountants.

Inc.,

CAROL KOPP SUTZKO

'68

was recently recognized

10 years of service to the Schuylkill Business
Institute in Pottsville. She is an instructor in the
for

business administration/
earned a master's degree

accounting department. She
business education at BU.

in

degree

Representative. Carl P. Sheran, 43
Kennett Square, PA 19348 (215) 388-1259

GARY COX

fifth

the

Honeyman Road,

Directors.

Bausch

Representative: R.
Lansdale, PA 19446

tive at the

1964

BAUSCH

a

in

District,

He and

Electronics Sales and

Service Inc. in Morgantown, Rado began coaching at
Upper Merlon High School in 1964 He coached the
wrestling team to a 9-1 record. Later, he coached at Our
Lady of Uiurdcs Regional High School in Shamokin,
where he coached golf for four years Ills teams earned
a 28-4 record that included four Central Pennsylvania
Catholic Championships. He also coached wrestling
from 1965 to 1974, posting a career record of 78-54-1. He
Is now head coach for the Wyomlsslng Spartan Grap-

JOHN H.
appointed to

'68.

School

the ministry.

of his coaching activities.

Now

CHARLES RYAN
Elementary

Bryn Mawr College

has been Inducted into the

Athletic

Representative: Dr. Robert E. Boose, 942 West State
NJ 08618 (609) 989-7435

Street, Trenton,

Fawn

Lane.

has joined the staff of the Lutz Real
Estate and Insurance Agency of Bloomsburg as a
realtor associate He will serve" clients in the Elysburg,
Catawlssa and Numidia areas.
A U.S. Army veteran who served in Vietnam, Cox was
owner of "The Village Inn" in Numidia for the past
'65

eight years.
He and his wife, Marlon, are residents of Elysburg

RONALD J. LUBAS
has been named principal of
Reading High School. A vice principal for 12 years, he
'65

BEST DEFENSE
Romance

will

be

published

as

a

Silhouette

August 1967
Her husband. Jim, a former faculty member at
Bloomsburg. is chairman of the art department at Ohio
Northern They are the parents of a son. Christian, a
high school sophomore. They live in Ada. Ohio

1969
Representative: Sandra Ekberg Brown, 2177 Rebecca
Drive, Hatfield,

PA

19440 (215) 368-2784

in

VIRGINIA B. SCHWARTZ '67 has been promoted
from director of counseling services to director of
student development at St. Lawrence University in
Canton. N.Y.

JIM RIGGS '69 occupied a world of his own making
when he performed in "Susannah" at the Fulton Opera
House on May

Riggs sang a featured role and
as scenic designer in this Lancaster
Opera Workshop production.
A speech therapist in Lancaster-Lebanon Intermediate
Unit 13, he earned his master's degree in speech
correction at Bloomsburg. He went back to school at the
University of Delaware about six years ago to do

made

his debut

28-31.

1

graduate study

HENRY

in

theatre design.

LONGENBERGER

W.

Bellefonte has
been named assistant principal of Edward
Hand Junior
High School in the School District of Lancaster
He earned a master's degree from East Stroudsburg
University and is a doctoral candidate at
Penn State
From 1977 to 1985 he was assistant director
and
elementary school principal in Montevideo.
Uraguav
Prior to that he taught in the Milton
Area School

I

included eleven interviews with
people

SEE$F 5f\ £

Lower Paxton Township

named the state's Outstanding Adult Educator
He received the award from the board of

directors

of the Pennsylvania Association for
Adult
Continuing Education.
He was recognized for the educational programs
developed by the State Correctional Institution at
Camp
Hill, where he is employed, and
for his contribution to
adult education in the state.
He was formerly employed as an elementary teacher
and a reading specialist in the Central Dauphin School
District.
in college, is married to the
former PATRICA TROY '69. They have two daughters
Heidi, age 16, and Megan, 10.

Dr. THOMAS B. BRADLEY '69, a professor of
special
education at Shippensburg University, has raised
over
$6,000 in the past five years for the Foundation
for
Exceptional Children with his "Brash Dash." He runs
the 26^2 mile race after soliciting pledges
from friends
and Shippensburg area residents.
Bradley's interest in special education grew from
a
visit to the Selinsgrove Sate School
and Hospital - now
Selinsgrove Center
while an undergraduate math
major at Bloomsburg. He was deeply impressed by one

-

resident in particular.

her arms and legs "like sticks wrapped in
skin," lay in a crib unable to speak or move
But she
was able to smile when spoken to, Bradley recalls and
it was like "the smile of an
angel." All she had to give
girl of 16,

the world

was

a radiant smile.
She was so special that Bradley thought working with
other such special people would have to be exciting.
He
changed his major to special education and subse-

quently earned a master's degree at
at

Penn

BU

NANCY GEIGER SMITH '69 was elected in May as
the education director for the League of Women Voters
of Pennsylvania at the League's state convention
in
Warren. The board consists of 17 people who oversee the
activities of 60 local leagues throughout the state
As a
director, she will monitor legislation and coordinate

*\

NOBLE C QUANDEL Jr '69 has been named
dolors of Pennsylvania National

»?, ,.?
Pottsville

He

is

president of Noble

was a co-producer of a 30-minute cable
"Merit Pay for Teachers: Yes or No 9 "

and

'••>v,s,

are parents

'69

a third

,wo sons

o<

>ann\

I

C

Minersvi ie. and The Quandel Group,
Inc
and Harrisburg.

B

THOMAS FANTASKEY

Kcprescntatlve .lohn W Dalfovo, 21:.
Forrest al Drive
Caravel Fair. DE 19701 (302 268-9403

to the

Bank.

)

Quandel Co
.

ol

BRUCE

Mlnersvllle

ffJ5?irJ

mathemati, tea, he.
at Lewlsburg High School,
has been named "Outstand
tag Teacher" by Sigma XI. the
scientific research
'69, a

«

instructs three different

sclent-.-

oui

.mmial

Community College

His scholarly endeavors have centered
around the
labor movement
He has published a book on the
Fairless Works of the U.S. Steel Corp In
which he gives
great credit to the workers who migrated
from the
anthracite coal fields
.

LOU MULKA

BU Husky rooter. He's
persuade his accounting students to

'69 Is a fervent

to

further their education at his alma mater
Lou taught business subjects at North Penn
High
School in Blossburg for eight years before
Joining the
faculty at Ephrata High School ten years

He and

his wife.

ago
JoAnne. have a son. Chris, age

ELAINE MUELLER
of

'69

nine.

has retired from the faculty

Bloomsburg Middle School
Captain

awarded
veteran,

FREDERICK W

KAISER

'69

has

been

the Air Force

Commendation Medal A 16-year
Is currently chief of the programming
Detachment 40. 2nd Weather Wing RAF In
he

Croughton. England

He

is

married

to the

former Linda Mark

\\

;

,\

'

the volunteei resources division

ampalgn

i

L.

REITZ
human

'•-"•'I

has been appointed assistant
resources dlrectoi „| (he North
'70

i».»"k
1

'

t

I

Reltz
•'>'«•'

a

"I

vr -"'-

Sunbury resident, served as personnel man

Warshow &

II

1,1101

Minhm
,lr

He is chairman of the social studies department
at
Harry S Truman High School In Levi! town He also
teaches at Rutgers University and at
Mercer County

of

The $7r,o minion financial Institution
600 I"'
who serve cuslomers In :i:i comm.!
mty office locations and the corporate
headquarters and
opera ions cenlei m Wllllamspoi

Bloomsburg and

projects.

managed

mini

Presidenl
<

UM

of Karl Man
Dickinson College.
The grant offers Dr Lavelle a unique opportunity
for
advanced study of Marx' significant works
He will worl
under the direction of Professor George
Fl ledman
Dr Layelle was one of 15 teachers from
the United
States selected to participate In the
program sponsored
by the independent grant-making
ageni y established by
Congress In 1965 to support research and
education

I

'

formerly taught at Middleburg High School

always trying

"

Stall

Dr. JAMES J. LAVELLE has been
awarded a grant
by the National Endowment for the
Humanities to stud-,
the political and social thought

Allentown has been
,h
Berks county
ned a master's degree in human
administration from lhe
nlverslh „| Scran
o.

H«' -a.

'In

RONALD
v

give him credit for using his own
time to help
them acquire a background In compute!
also earned a master's degree at

70

,l,rect0r

'<»nnerl>

«>«'

He

computer

members

WF1DMAN

R.

I

I;;;;"""

Universe h, is the first teachei to
be honored with this award.
Sigma XI Is a volunteer organization honoring
sciontists and encouraging
scientific research
Fantaskey
was honored for his "continued insplratmn.il
and
enthusiastic teaching." according
to chapter presidenl
David Pearson.
Fantaskey. who has taught at
Lewlsburg since rim
developed the computer science
curriculum

JOHN McKAY '69 has accepted the head basketball
coaching job at Lancaster Catholic High School He
leaves Lourdes Regional High School in Shamokin
after
an outstanding 12-year tenure during which his
teams
averaged 21 6 victories per year He guided the Red
Raiders to a 260-97 slate in his 12 years and seven

LWV.

forma SUSAN FRITZ

"<

.

after leaving the presidency in 1985, she was appointed
as a director on the board of the Bucks County Council
and vice president of the Southeastern Pennsyl-

In 1986 Nancy
television show.

to

business/market-

1970

;

section.

vania Region

his wife, the

MW

hi is

1

League activities in the area of education
She previously held several board positions on the
local level before becoming president of the Doylestown
Area LWV in 1983. While continuing on the local board

LWV

for

New York

,

»*;

Area

and a doctorate

What doesn't seem to fall apart, however, is Bradley's
determination and his support of the Foundation for
Exceptional Children, based in Reston. Va

Then charge was

i

'

!'

State.

Calling himself a "perpetual resolution-maker."
he
gets in shape for the run by working out and
jogging
But after the marathon, he says "it all falls apart."

.

Clayton has also been presidenl
chief executive offl,n/' grange Count>
,N N
School Employees
redil Union foi the past 12 vea.s

N ,fe
Laura> and d ^ghters. Kelly and
ifSS^iiiS
Kathy. live in Lackawaxen Twp near
Hawley.

He

Tom, as he was known

WI

,

business markeUng
« cu >«™
K curriculum
lnvls Scnoo| s

op neu graduation sequences

I''''"
• deral

society, at Bucknell

'69 of

the

'

J'vo

3 masler s de ^ ree at the University
of

1

Scranton™*

as press coordinator for special
Friends of Mario Cuomo and for State
Coalitions Against Domestic Violence. She
was listed in
"Outstanding Young Women of America" in 1982.
As a member of the Women's Foreign Policy Council
she has helped to coordinate public relations
in an effort
to bring to women a greater
role in policy-making
6
spheres.

A

25

is

,„,

,„

ing students in

'

for

1987.

y
,P rlnclDal of "»e Wallen'paupack
c
School for the past three and a half
years.

who

J

He most

5STi
Middle

the State Education

ol

selected bythe State Education
Department to serve on
""<•"'"•> committee u, mil;,
"

native of Berwick, he served as a
teacher for eight
years and a school admlnstrator for nine
years

Mazur has served

for

35

A

pohcy"
Mazur's work as a journalist has taken her
to Greece
Turkey, and Saudi Arabia, where she
has researched
and written articles on solar energy with credits
in such
magazines as Forbes. Omni. Solar Age. Popular
Mechanics and Gentlemen's Quarterly
She has talked to experts on solar energy
in Stockholm. Sweden, where the sun is never
more than 10
degrees above the horizon in December

extension

i

Clayton,

COOrd.i, do,

has joined the staff of
"awl**. Honesdale and

tn

/'

s
stru

to
lo

t
'

£ JFVH

III '69

,

'69 was selected
as one of 16
markeUng regional leader bv
^'"™l
aU ;
tlCtaM stance to the bus!
SL?/
uss marketing teachers in his region
seven counties)

'

RUSSELL E SHIELDS
Sl er
Agency
ST
5
Newfoundland

'

WERTZ

at

ei
11

\v

offi-

and members of Congress.
Held at the home of Stewart Mott.
the reception
featured panel discussions designed
to focus attention on
nation s women can make 10 fore 'gn

T.

live

CLAYTON

J.

be a business

to

in

T\

cials,

CHARLES

DONALD
tochers

^^own

Nancy, her husband" Richard, and
sons
Countryside Drive. Doylestown. PA 18901

of the

Catholic, he will also be
the school's vice
principal In charge of instruction

Lebanon

BdUCtttona] Center

25

M Lancaster

Brian and Andrew. Nancy developed
her interest in art
Art League, and
PvhiL™/"^ °L the
artwork ln J uried and non-juried
l*h h
n
exhibits
in Bucks
Countv

DC

has been

JtwWj

al lhe

1987

championships
Nor,humberland County Coach

I

ifmF*

W.u

levels of

all

Mt

t

l

a journalist and documental
television producer, attended the
recent Women's For
eign Policy Council reception in
Washington
America's outstanding women hosted 500
invited guests
inc uding ambassadors, media
and White

events

District

interspersed with man on the street
sequences, and comments from school
children on their
favorite teachers
Following graduation, she taught for
a total of five
years in districts in Newark. Delaware.

'69.

House

in

education,

District.

SUZAN MAZUR

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/Fall

which was aired throughout Bucks
Countv as a part of
the series "At Issue" produced by
the League The show

'69 of

,

\

<

'<>

e<

;,lso

'hat

oCorp

,

''•""'•'I

Sons. In.u
the lasl seven
he was employed hy the City ol
and
F King, In.
,

|

,

(

'•ertllleate

Sus(|iiehanna University and

is

In

management from

currently

in

.,

I'enn Slate

graduate degree program In human resources
l,r
'"""••d
lhe forma
'alrleia Mattern
1

and

1

I

,

,,|,

"«

v

Adam

I'.'rcr.ls

of

I.

.in

children

Uryan

lleathei

.mil .luslin

UiltiiAiNK 8HBMA "70, a science teacher at Bishop
Waiey High ScIkmiI In lla/.lelon, was selected as (he
1987
recipienl ol the Athena Award ol the
Oreatei Hazleton
''>'""hci ol
ommen-e and Wi Ighl Oldjmoblle

'

i

The awar.i

handsome bronzi and crystaJ sculpture
annually a s business <», professional
has demonstrated "the hlghesl level of
profesalonal accompllshmenl
The independent panel
"'
based ,ls selection on excellence in the
individual's given profession, in-,
individual contrlou
tions to thai occupation personal
professional motive
overall support f,„ women in the work force and
Is

q

presented

woman who

hei

o«
up. in,, n,
achievements arifl awards
Lorraine has been a member of the science faculty
and cheerleadlng coach at Hafey for 17 years. She
earned a master's degree at BU, served on the
NCATK
;'">u p lor Mil, and was a mcmbc, „|
\i, |,||c
States Evaluation Team.
She received a National Science Foundation grant for
research instruction at Shippensburg University, was
,|

i

,,

(

the rex Iplenl
ant)

< Westlnghousc Tomorrow'] s.-icniisi
Kngineers Teacher Award, as well as lhe Teacher

Award

of Sigma Xi, a professional science
organization.
Last year she was elected awards chairman for the
1'enrisylvania Junior Academy of Science. She
has
ored students in regional and state competitions
101 the Inn, or a< .iderny of Science for the past
15 years
For this, she was awarded the Westlnghouse Science
Talent Search Commended Teacher Award.

The Hafey teacher obtained three credits for a
National Cheerleadlng Association course, received
a
'horeography plaque Iron, the National Cheerleader
Association Superstar Dance Drill National Championh«- firs)
ship for
place \><>m porn routine in the nation
and was elected to the U.S. Cheerleader Association and
Dynamic Cheerleader Association Hall of Fame.
i

KICHAKD E. BELL 70 earned a Doctor of Education
degree at Temple University in May. He earned a
master's degree at Villanova University in 1973.
He is an assistant principal at Penn Wood High School

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/Fall 1987
Lansdowne. Bell and his wife, Marilyn, are the
parents of two sons, Richard and Michael. They reside
in West Chester.

26

in

III,

JOSEPH LAUGINIGER

Jr.

70 has been named

FRANCIS

CHOPKO

J.

the

Hawk Mountain

DEBORAH GOULD RADZW1CH
was married

named

(Master's 70) has been

DONALD M. HOUCK '70 has rejoined Keystone
Central School District as assistant superintendent
He
had been assistant principal at Bald Eagle-Nlttany
High
School, Mill Hall, for seven years before being
named
principal of Bellefonte Area High School a year
ago.
He and his wife have a son, Adam David, adopted
from Korea.

Representative:

PA

William H. CluJey,
17331.(717) 225-3285.

Hammond

621

2
STETTS SHINN 71 has °een named
n™™"®"
S€m,nars and business programs
CT^"C dma n fonRer offorcontinuing
education
1

rlh

,

,
l

«

,

Trident

at

?

C

hS?E
SK*
Include

F

Cnar,eston

,f

.

SC. Her

responsibili-

?*
i
the
development
of seminars and workshops
meeting the educational needs of
Trident
businesses She will also be
working with individual
companies to develop customized In-house
programs.
ties

aimed

at

laum

tne d,v,s,on 01 continuing
JSa^u
.
l
,d ,t Tecn slnce 1981 and
ha « served af
consultant and Instructor to several
local companies
er SlS er Marc,a Hessert also
operate a
hrSEfi boutique
JJ .•
i
bridal
in

n

ct«»u°V

ln

?

'

,

-

Summervllle

LAMAR KERSTETTER

Z

nbUry
fnr seven
for

postmaster
mas/or

71 has been appointed post-

H<?

as Northumberland
years before moving to the
he scrved as pos,Lster at

^Kerstetter, his wife and two children
live

S

T

Gowen

In

GAHWILER

J-

71 has been promoted by
Pennsvlva
assistant vice
^H KD an C h an ger ofn' atheto Mount
p °cono
o
H
K
1!
f
He S.„
Joined the bank in January
1984 as an
J
assistant
branch management trainee and
became^
anager
Da,eVll,e ffice ln

N

B nk

S£n1
SS

'

L

?

,

^

Lt ^ar

haS Se

ed on fund dr,ves

T,

i

SeptemSr

°

f

or the United

Way

of

of

and MaryW00d Co,,e e and
the
*
of the 1985 American
Heart
Association campaign.
1

^

^

children^

E,0,Se

are

lhe

parenls

•

two

of

KEITH R SHADLE 71 is a sales
representative for
Lancaster County Motors. Inc..
in Marietta He is also
a
board member of the Marietta
Restoration Association

LARRY
by

FRY

A.

'73 of

Bancorp

president

the faculties of Nativity of

Our

I

orrt

School and Bishop Klonowski
High School before is
Ha nnan He has
g
as assTs ant vars
K

*Z

ZT

-

«™5

'73,

CPA, has been appointed

before studying at the Culinary
Institute
his wife,

the former

Barbara Sanzotto, are

Dawn and

Kerry.

Bloomsburg. She joined Columbia Life
in 1979 as an
administrative assistant tn the
company's actuarial
department. She was named controller in 1984
n he h b * n6 Nei1 are parents
/~
of a daughter.

™

'

<

nifS^i
National

in

S^CHARD
Trust Bank
,eW

fo~arZnT

in

Orangeville.

'73.

assistant cashier at First

Sunbury, has also taken on the
f° r
C ° mmercial

**"

J^^m*

Cran

?

^

11,11

'2 has t**" named

vj ce

president
Providence Hospital in Williamsd he
3 similar P° sition at Geisinger
r ? in J?
Medical Center
Danville.
e
d
maSte S degree in business administration -,nd^! a ,fh
^
e at *" Universitv of South

MpLI

.

CaroUna
He and

his

wife,

iTK
T
hSfVK

1

the

former Sheri

Godfrey

are
dre

73 has
promoted t0 divisionaJ
fined Serv,ces. He wUl direct all accountf° r
hed S Residential Division. An
'

^

a.

eight-

paren ' s 01

MARCl
in

s^ndan,

GEORGE '73 recently earned a master's
psychology at Marvwood College
She is I
teacher in the Shikellamy
Scl&l WttSct

r

m

r

Moore

t

ons

ha

19

i?^!l!|
United

and then

be€

iS
Way

member
V Wyoming

0f the

*

of

Passional

Valley

as

first

in

his current position. He says
he
,eVeS in the im
y
P° rta «ce and advancement of
hn^

nnS
quality human service education

W M2S^
a,S °

a P art - tim e Acuity member in
the
HUnaD SerViCCS Admi n^ration, at

re C
iti0n ° f h i5 contrib "tions
indnr » p H°?;
\

Social

in this

area, he

fTiE°"K

commUman

t0

improving the quality of

life

bC,n

development Council
f th ^ ChUd
evidenced
by his many volunteer
11
H* S
0n the ^erne-Wyoming County
H Alcohol
V? Planning
and
Council, Rural

a d

fnThp"

is

5

a? ivitip\
,t,es

S

Drug
Management Corporation; Valley Santa,
Inc
Umted Way of Pennsylvania planning
Luzerne Countu

He

was

Work Honor Society as an honorary
member

Health

several

committees

Human

also serves as a

and

Services Advisory Council
mentor for the Leadership Wilkes-

pW?*

°W™*>°"

'°, the
states
Stated
in El Salvador and
Honduras

.ion^rr^rd^^

stas r«
ta

of

American

PUb " C admi " lstra '

j

B

SUSAN HADDAD LEITZEL
74 and

address

is

206 Princess Street.^anover

74

is

Amone,ii ha
'

™

her husband

PA

nm"

^

a vice president at
6 He and his
Kathi.

X^onwo'da^^
of
in

SP ia,izes in P^treatment/pro^els
engineering, and
InH th
the design, operation and

Sertol

C

staff at
staff

cKo.'Su

466,

haS *"« named mana
«<*
maintena "ce services for C.E.

including court

Family Resource Program and
mental retardation program
Luzerne and Wyoming Counties
for all

A.

I

'

activities in

for

V

his

program supervisor

Dam

he 3150 raduat ed from the
g
;
P P nnsvLnio 2
Pennsylvania
Bankers Association
Schools of Banking
and Commercial Loans at Bucknell
University.

0

human services.
human services career in 1974
when he joined the staff of the LuzerneWyoming County
Mental Health-Mental Retardation
Program
He served m a variety of capacities
Simmons began

.

1974 35 3 l03n aG*j USter 3nd
ha *
served as office manager of the
bank's Shamokin

nf^ni

efforts in the field of

liaison, director of the

GAIL S. KIPP *73 has been named vice
presidentcontroller for Columbia Life Insurance
Company

StPfl? Th
Mefani.
The family lives

^

1987.

BARRY B. SIMMONS 74 of Conyngham, vice president of strategic planning and
assistant chief professional officer for United Way
of Wyoming Valley, was
honored recently by the Child Development
Council of
Northeastern Pennsylvania for dedication
and tireless

Institute of

degree

ll£E$&
oSnfand 2^ *
?L
fE

January

TOM KEARNS

'73, a 1985 graduate of the
Culinary
America, has joined the staff of Wayside
Inn
n Weigh Scales as chef-manager. He
formerly worked
for Sheraton Inn, Danville,
and for Shearns Catering He
managed Harry's Grill in Shamokin for five
years

DAVID

He served as assistant pastor of the Grace Bible
Fellowship Church in Reading for three
years and as
pastor of the Calvary Bible Fellowship
Church in
Scranton for three years.
He served as a commissioned chaplain in the
US
Army at Fort Hood, Texas, from January 1984 through

his wife, the former Judy Ropers,
are parents
two sons. Keith and Kevin. They reside
in Las Vegas.

t

ThD0Uv D Hartraan P
° Box

Rev.

and treasurer
Las Vegas.

parents of two daughters,

is

H. JONES 74 has been named pastor of
the Calvary Bible Fellowship Church of
Finesville He is
also a graduate of the Biblical Theological
Seminary of
Hatfield, Pa.

He

He and

w,fe> ,he former Ja
™ce Rupp. are parents
nfVK
u
of three children:
Jennifer. Jaime and Paul!

1973

J. WEGLINSKI 74, a captain in the U.S
Air
serving with the Headquarters Alaskan Air
Command at Elmendorf Air Force Base in Alaska. He is
a command air base operability chief of programs.

for
the Hilton-Nevada
Corporation in
Kocienski joined the Hilton in 1984 as director
of
Internal audit. In 1985 he was promoted
to the position of
casino comptroller
In his new position as vice president
and treasurer, he
will be responsible for the
finances of all casinos and
hotels in the Hilton-Nevada Corporation.

He and

is

and

joined the bank in 1985.

of

L.

ALFRED

Landisville has been promoted
Inc.

to financial officer
of the account reconciliation department.

manager

74 and Kenneth

were married in Harrisburg. Ellen
employed at the Navy Ships Parts Control Center.

Force,

Meridian

Fern

19

DONNA LOUISE BUBB 74 of Muncy and Kevin Daryl
Morrison of Millersburg were married on Valentine's
Day in Pennsdale United Methodist Church. Donna, who
earned a master's degree at Shippensburg University is
a teacher in the Central Dauphin School District.

KMG

parents of two children.

He served on

ELLEN KATHRYN HEATON

is
the service subsidiary of the
Association of Pennsylvania. Suchanick was
formerly controller at HAP. Prior to joining HAP in
1978, he was a senior accountant with
Main

Hurdman.

Patricia Kanouse Peattie,
NJ 07419

Bretz Jr.

HAPSCO Group

m

NortrpTnnnT
North
?
Pocono chairman

Conyngham

of

Hospital

ROBERT KOCIENSKI

Ave., Hanover,

'73

to

MICHAEL A. SUCHANICK '73, a certified public
accountant, has been named vice president for finance
and treasurer of HAPSCO Group, Inc., Harrisburg.

V1CC

1971

Representative:

John M. Cara of West Hazleton on May 8
In Conyngham
Deborah is an assistant manager of
Gould's IGA Supermarket in Conyngham.

Council,

director of special education for the Northeast
Educational Intermediate Unit, effective July 1
He also
earned a master's degree at the University of Scranton
and Is a doctoral candidate at Temple Unlversi

1974

Avenue, Hamburg,

director of development for the Caron Foundation
He
will be responsible for fundralsing,
capital campaign
studies, and annual and deferred giving programs.

He formerly worked with
Boy Scouts of America.

Co.. Philadelphia district.

Czop is responsible for managing more than 80
municipal and private sector operations and maintenance contracts in Pennsylvania and Delaware He was
formerly manager of operations services for YWC of
Monroe, Conn., C. E. Moore's parent company.
He lives In Coatesville with his wife and son.

'70 and her husband, William
are the parents of a son, William James
Nash, born on March 18. They are also parents of a fouryear-old daughter, Adrienne They reside in Boyertown.

Nash

an area sales manager for Goodyear Tire and Rubber
They live at 14 Willow Street.
Luchi Manor, Conyngham.

and water distribuand industrial

facilities

tion systems for more than 100 municipal
clients in the Mid- Atlantic region.

JANET NOSSAL NASH

L.

wastewater treatment

of

maintenance

HANK R TUCKER '73 and Sandra Ann
named June 13 in West Hazleton.
Hank

Cox were

^mp?oy^

-ugnizeo

oy a naUonal
professional association of

contracts personnel for her outstanding
contributions to
the field of contract management
She was designated a fellow on February
4
1987 bv
Stanley E. Wilker. president of the
National" Contract

™

ement A550

1 00
The designation is among
most prestigious awards, granted onlv to
those
members who have used their talent and experience
to
benefit both the Association and the
contract manage6
ment profession.

8
M^TA
NCMA s
.

Nominees

*

to

m

level

NCMA.

™

e StanJe y

!.
ESA
ZORANSK1

74 is director of corporate accountWorks of New Brittain. CI THER-

HAMMER '73 remains a homemaker
and spends her spare time performing
with the Far
mington Valley Chapter of Sweet Adelines
They are the parents

•

is

of

three sons:

Matthew

er (seven)

s

(10).

Michael (four). Their address
i°?5
37 Beldenwood Road, Simsbury. CT 06070

£

JIM WALLS

74. in his llth year as a State Farm
in Danville, recently
opened a large
office at 233 Walnut Street in that
community

Insurance agent

modern

He has completed

his

Life

Underwriter Training
Council insurance courses and has won
State Farm
Legion of Honor awards for quality service
every year
since becoming an agent.

ANDREW

J.

PRIMERANO

74,

who

received his Juris
Doctor degree at the University of Maryland
School of

Law m

January, has passed the Pennsylvania Bar
Examination. In law school his grade
point average
ranked him in the top 25 percent of his class.

He

is

employed as operations supervisor

for the Social

Security Administration in Baltimore,
Md He is the
recipient of two awards from the
Social Security
Admmstration for Sustained Superior Performance
in

December

-

and in January 1987.
He is married to the former Paula Rosini. Thev are
the parents of two children: Kevin and
Nicole.
1983

ANTHONY MOLESKI

Jr.

mm.
Wi hams

Valley School District in the Tower CityWilhamstown area of western Schuylkill County
Also a graduate of Mansfield ' University,
Moleski
holds an elementary principal's certificate
from the
University of Scranton and a superintendent's
certificate from Lehigh University.
He previously was elementary principal and assistant
superintendent at Pine Grove Area School District
Moleski and his wife, Susan, have two daughters
Sandra (19 months) and Sharon (five months).

MARY JEAN CAS ALE

74 has been appointed generaJ
WUliamsport Symphony Orchestra.
She studied voice and opera theatre production in the
master of fine arts program at Carnegie-Mellon University.
She has performed professionally with opera
companies and has worked as a stage manager
She has performed major roles with the Community
Theatre League, WUliamsport Civic Chorus, Lycoming
College and Brookside Playhouse.

manager

of the

GENE CAPERS

74.

LEA ANDREUZZI BOGNET 74

Dr

who began

his teaching career in

Allentown's Roosevelt School in 1976, has been named
interim assistant principal at Trexler Middle School.
He
thus becomes the first black administrator in the
history
of the Allentown School District.

Capers is also coordinator of the summer career
awareness program at South Mountain Middle School
He earned his master's degree and elementary principal's certification at Lehigh University in 1984
and 1987
respectively.

RICHARD CHARLES PERSON 74

and Kim Marie
Peterson are planning an October wedding Richard,
who earned a master's degree at Mansfield, is employed
by the Athens Area School District.

ROBERT L. COMPTON Jr. 74 and Faith Apple of
Selinsgrove are planning a September wedding Robert
is employed as a time study analyst at Wood
Metal
Industries.

a

director.

Johns will be responsible for the performance of all
field and laboratory testing in the firm's construction
quality control services. Additional responsibilities
include coordination of business development activities.
His extensive experience in construction materials

™mtr>
.i

developing the ftral
Luzerne Countv She
for the Luzerne Interne
diate Unit until opening her private
piaetu-e She also
serves as the speech pathologist for
HailetOtl General

School n„ard ||,
and church affairs

HJ and Ma wife

parents

Diversity.

In 1976 she was Instrumental
infant stimulation program In

i

nity

She completed bei Ph D at Penn
State where she completed research in
the area .»( child
phonology ami taught graduate eourses (o.
the depart
'ii< nt of communicative
disorders.
i

r\

coach and assistant track coach
at
Mount
met
He curmitlv scats as president of the
Mount Carmel

*

*

Columbia

.

taught chemist

.irmel

«

class at

P.P
Institute
ol

.

Mortuan Science
at Montgomery Area
and Mount
\rea from W«; to \m He also served
as cross

I

speech

,

the tormei

two children

oi

also active

s

Linda Kayo Miner, are

md

m>

i

commu-

othe.

in

Raj

M ROBIN HITCHCOCK
V.-.ona
"""<•'

Btnk

'75 has been promoted
by the
Koyortown to deposit operations
IH82. she was most

ol

M.ploved I,n the hank since
recently special operations manager
I'

in

KATHV JOSEPH MILLER

worked as a speech pathologist

Hospital.

Dr. Bognet and her husband.
reside in Hazleton with their son

Am

Prank Bognet.

r

h

,,ru *>»..»ared.

'

.;;

»»..

1

hen

I

ohic,

a minimum grade point average of
3.5 In their graduate
studies and rank in the upper one fifth
of then Clau
Joan was also elected vice president of the
chaptei a|
Marywood College.

and

Jeremy,

son.

JANSSON

V-

74. administrator of the Columbia
County Children and Youth Services, has
been Inducted
into PI Alpha Alpha, the national
honoi society for
public affairs and administration
Inductees must attain

'75

her

husband

who was born on October
is

three

Kathv

jading specialist at IN H -ono Mountain
School
The family lives m Pocono Lain

""

,

JOAN MOSIER

2

his wife,

'

degreC

8

read,ng at

,n

former Patricia McCreery
fom children Thev reside

the

Suuhu.v, aic parents
WUliamsport.

report writer for the

He had been
WUUamiporl Area School

ma8ler

'

ol

a

is

District

WUliamsport

In

In the

earned

Bloo msbu°rg

He and

"75 Is a

(ompany

ubllshlng

1

a teacher and coach
District for 11 years

of
In

ANGELYN M SANTANGELO

1975

Year awards

1.

Representative: Sharon Young Hllgar, Box 612
Barto. PA 19504 ( 215 ) 845-3615

RD

in

her husband. Robert, are parents of a son.
Alexander

and

In 1985

1986.

to assoat
Keystone .lumoi College She Is
the Developmental Education Department

l>n>lessoi

cnainnan

'75 Is owner of two
Que Pasa
Bloomsburg and WUliamsport She and

at

PATRICIA MILLER 75 has been promoted

"•" r

DEBRA HECKEL
fashion shops

'75 has been promoted
Delaware Valley Compufe.
She earned Employee ol the

operations manage,
Eaglevllle

to

pi

ami coordlnafoi
l

";

,

''

,r1

iU

'
'

additional

Developmental Malh She earned a
Maryw
C
yc and completed
graduate credit! from the
nlversfty
of
3
of

W*'

•'»

I

I

Pittsburgh

DOROTHY BAUMAN RHONE
Richard are parents of a
Bloomsburg.

75 and her husband.
daughter. They reside In

Michael Sowash were married
recently In Bloomsburg Linda Is assistant
dlm i,,, of
residence life at BU. and Mike is
associate director of
the Kehr Union. They reside at Catawissa
R D. 2.

KAREN

S.

married on

May

16 In Mt.

Gretna.

in

75 and Ron J Jones were
Gretna Karen Is employed by
Harrlsburg They live in Mt

KAREN VANPELT FORCE
JANE LESHKO BARTOL

'75

and her husband.
In

Berwick.

RENEE NESTER MACEIUNAS

Thl

'75

of

Drums was

Young Citizen by the Greater
Hazleton Jaycees She Is employed as an Insurance
agent and office manager for State Farm Insurance
In
West Hazleton
She has taken graduate courses in public service
administration at Marywood College, professional
courses at Lehigh County Community Collcc.
currently studying for her certified life underwriter
has

been very active in many community
including the Greater Hazleton Chapter of
Jaycees, the Luzerne County Junior Miss program.
Soroptimist International, the Women's Coalition
activities,

of
the

Greater Hazleton. the American Cancer Society
Greater Hazleton United Way. the city's Funfest celeGirl

Scouts.

and Jerry Walter Helm

burg

RANK M CASTELGRANDE

F

by Philip Morris

I

He was

Malvern

new

his

activities,

"

,,
l

>"

'75

has l>ecn promoted

ISA to section sales super visor
previously a division manage]

position,

he manages

field

in
In

sales retail

as well

as distributor and chain account
Johnstown and Harrlsburg, He Joined
1976 as a sales representative

''"lilies in

Philip Morris In

are parents of a daughter, Stephanie.

YM/YWCA.

'75

'75.

has
completed the School Nurse Achievement Program
through the University of Colorado.
She and her husband, Ted, live in West Hazleton

named Outstanding

are

m

.,

or orwigsburg were married on
Septembei 13 1086 In
i ottsviiie
she is a physical therapy aislatanl al Good
Samaritan Hospital In Pottsvllle They live in
Orwigs-

In

a school nurse In the
Hazleton Area School District, recently completed
the
School Nurses Practitioner Program at the
University of
Pennsylvania. She has also taken post-graduate courses
at the University of Scranton and
Penn state and

bration.
Voters.

of

he]
husband, Dr. Ronald E Miller
son, Patrick They live
Dallon

Johnstown.

Dennis, are parents of a daughter They live

She

parents

BACHINGER

Thomas and Thomas

Md

,lr

LAUREL IRENE TRAUH

LINDA ZYLA 75 and

certificate.

W. DAVID JOHNS 74 has joined Midlantic Testing
and Engineering Laboratories Inc. as testing services

S51.5?
ittshurg

\re.,
Is

in chemistry at the
University ol North Carolina
he also was an honor student and was
elected to
a
a He 8raduated second In his

WMre
He

I

l

a

•legnv

pathologist with a private practice
in Hazleton
3 masler s oH'ree in speech pathology
at
,TT?
Seton ,?
Hall
University and began her doctoral studies
at

74 has been appointed

assistant executive director and director
of management services for the Carbon-Lehigh Intermediate
Unit
t,me of a PP° int ment he was superintendent of

I
THE lM EL '75 is owner of the Wlllard A.
i?uneral! Home in
Mount Carmel. Prior to
"•" hl '"'^ 'rom Bloomsburg with a
4.0, he earned

Ro^r™,
^'^nuM

concrete
technician
In the past, he has been
a member of the Cousteau
Society and participated in the
1985 membership drive
for the Scranton Chamber of
Commerce He is a charter
r f '* Th P,anelary S0Cl0lv '*
°
an organization to
!?mm£
f
promote space development
and education
Johns and his wife, the former
Luann Stanton, live in
Harding.

for the

GARY HAMMER

i

manager for a construction materials
testing labora
He is a certified nuclear testing technician
as well
as an American Concrete Institute
certified

of

27

r.n,„
entennial Committee.
She is the wife of John Macelunas.

ton-

award are evaluated according to
academic training and experience in
contract management, teaching and
publishing efforts
parUctoatlon in workshops and conferences, and
service
their

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/Fall
1987

and quality control has provided a
strong
background for his new position He began
his career as
an inspector technician on
various construction
projects For the past seven years.
Johns has been a
testing

Boy Scouts. League

of

Women

Lutheran Welfare Services, the
Chamber of Commerce and the 1987 West Hazleton

TDM SWEITZER
sional Ol the Vear

United

who

Is

Stales

'75
in

has been

named Tennis

the Middle stales Division

Profesby the

Professional

head pro

considered one

of

at
|f,r

Tennis Association Tom,
the Hershey Racquet Club, Is
lop leaching pros in he Middle

States.
In addition to his duties
activities at the Racquet

I

Hershey, he directs tennis
Club West, Mechanlcshurg.

al

and the Central Penn tennis camps held
'own ollege.

al

Elizabeth-

<

One

of hi

rtarrUburg
for

the

0

special projects
In

S

Is an Inner-city program In
which he helped the city get a seed grant
Tennis Association to help fund the

program
He started the Central Pennsylvania tennis workshop
last Mam,
More than
,300 high
school students
attended a dirnr conducted by Dennis Van Der Meer
i

With the sponsorship of area Mazda dealers, Sweltzer
Initiated a Junior tennis program last year In which
16
schools sent 25 seventh grade students to receive six
"i tree tennli instruction.

the central Perm Tennis Service which
provides certified tennis Instructors for hundreds of
aspiring stars, young and old. His expertise also extends
from the courts to the field of Journalism In addition to
publishing the Central Penn Tennis Association members magazine, he has written features for tennis
related periodicals, including Advantage Magazine, the
II''

head--,

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/Fall

28

official publication of the

Tom

1987

USPTA

also directs about 25

JOSEPH

U8TA

sanctioned tourna1,300 entries annually
Active in CPTA affairs for more than a decade, he
served as president from imt through \'M> and law the
membership grow to more than 1,300.
While a student at Bloomsburg, Tom earned the

ments which attract more than

number one singles position and ranks second in career
won-loss percentage ( 79 percent) He won the 1974
Eastern Collegiate singles title and the 1975 Pennsylvania Conference doubles crown.
He and his wife. Marcia, are parents of two children,
Abble and Andrew. They

Hershey

live in

SUSAN M. BECKERMAN

'75
recently earned a
master's degree in chemistry at Vlllanova University
is a research chemist for Foote
Mineral Co, Exton.

SUPRUM

W.

76

AJden has been named

of

School. She

general chairman for the 1987 Luzerne County Fair
scheduled for September 9-13 in Dallas
He is employed as a national sales manager for
Multiplex Manufacturing Company in Berwick

KIRK OHLINGER
manager

were married May
a

Dr. Jeffrey A. Stuckey
30 In Washington, D C. Donna, who Is
of the University of Scranton, is

graduate
employed at Prudential
In Galthersburg, Md
a

st*

I

75 and

Home Mortgage Co They

76, who has been a second grade CCD
teacher at Nativity B.V.M Parish in Tunkhannock for
the past 11 years, has been named CCD coordinator for
the parish. She has completed 180 course hours
in the
Diocese Religious Education Institute.

May

In

he earned a master's degree in
business administration/hospital and health
services
from Cornell University. In June 1979
he was promoted
1979

of

to assistant executive director
at the hospital. He also
served for six months as acting chief
executive officer

Green Home, a skilled-nursing

of the

boro.

He

I

facility In Wells-

married to the former Amy Putt of Mansfield
hey are the parents of a daughter, Amy
Danielle
and are expecting the birth of a second child.
is

three,

GRACE WALEWSKI BEKAERT

75 has been elected
president of the Coatesvllle Area Teachers
Association
Grace who also earned a master's degree in
special
education at BU, began teaching in
Cameron County
where she taught learning disabled students
from 1976

through 1979.
She then moved to Gallup, N.M., for two
years, where
she taught gifted children in grades
one through eight.
n 1982 she moved to Bloomfield,
N.M., where she
taught gifts students in grades five
through 12
e
New
Mexico, she became active in the
!! J
M
National Education
Association. She served as a local
representative, then moved up to
president-elect, president, regional chairperson
and member of the state

7

l

1

association's board of directors

Grace and her husband, Jerry, have a
two-year-old
y " ve at 1309 Blacknorse Road Coates

Jini.

-

PAi^£?

1976

SUZANNE CROMACK McCABE 77

CYNTHIA LANDIS

76, a speech and language theraElizabethtown Hospital and Rehabilitation
Center, has been named "Therapist of the Year"
by the
Lancaster Chapter of the American Business Club

Road, Chalfont,

PA

Randa Gossln

Triggs,

870

Myers

18914.

STEPHEN JOHN DEBUSKI 76 received a degree in
dental medicine at the University of
Pittsburgh in Mav
He was also Inducted Into the Beta Chapter
of

Kappa Upsilon

Omicron

(dental honor society)
he entered the oral and maclllofacical
surgery
residency program at Temple University.
He and his
wife, the former Marianne Murphy,
live in Philadelphia.
In July

Intermediate Unit before joining Elizabethtown.
In her current position, she is the
primary therapist
on the hospital's brain injury team. She
provides
speech, language and cognitive therapy to
people whose
brains are damages during an accident.
She also
supervises the student training program
for graduate

the

On June
address

JANE BIXLER 76

has joined the faculty of HughesHigh School as a business education
teacher She
resides in Cogan Station with
her husband and two

6,

Mark was married

363

is

PAUL SEIF

to Anne Corkill Their
W. Broadway, Jim Thorpe, PA 18229.

'77 is a

senior buyer at Sprout Bower.

MATTI

A. PRIMA '77 has been named a senior
vice
president for Henry Ansbacher Inc., a
media mergers
and acquisitions investment banking firm.
Matti and

rehabilita-

ville

branch.

in the Carbon County treasurer's
office as second assistant treasurer, first
assistant and
finally acting treasurer in 1984.

JOHN PATRICK 76 has joined the staff at Perm
btate s DuBois campus as program
coordinator for the
Division of Undergraduate Studies
Patrick, who earned a master's degree in
tion counseling at
the University of Scranton
is
completing his doctoral work in counselor
education at
Penn State. His research work has focused on
academic
counseling and student retention.
Patrick came to DuBois after serving
three years as
counselor for the academic assistance
programs at
Penn State's University Park campus.
He had previously worked as a counseling
supervisor for the
Oneonta Job Corps Center at Oneonta,
N.Y., and as
counselor for the Red Rock Job Corps
Center at Lopez.

Tamaqua

He formerly worked

students.

wife,

CHERYL

his

are the parents of a son, Chadwick
bom on December 29. Their daugther, Cheryl
was three on February 28. Cheryl has
a thriving
consulting business, servicing major
accounts on software/technology. They live in Briarcliff Manor,
'78,

Justin,

N.Y.

MICHAEL
are back

and

SUSAN KRAVATZ BARONE

&

'77

'78

Pennsylvania after five years in Texas and
three years in Maryland. Michael is working
for
Chrysler Credit Corp. in Wilkes-Barre, and Susan has
been working as a medical technologist in
several
different hospitals. They are parents of two
sons, Joseph
and Jonathan.
in

children.

CATHERINE

R.
d

STRESING WELSHANS 76

of

M arch

24 at a * e 32 Sne to"*™ in the
ip
m,
•earning
disability „
department of Brown Elementary
School in the Mifflin County School
District for nine

™7™

^!u

years.

Surviving are her husband, Larry;
step- mother, and two sisters.

her father and

JUDITH YOUSKITES 76

of Elysburg died July 2
an auto accident. She was a
cardiovasciUar technologist at Geisinger
Medical Center
for the past six years.
She previously worked in the
department at Sunbury Hospital for five

G. THOMAS HUGHES III 76 and
his wife, Ellen, are
parents of a daughter, Sarah Elizabeth,
born on July 21
mds 0ne ounce; 20 5 incne s>- She joins
r
a
2S
brother, Shane, age six and a
half.

hS"

'

D

DA

^

ZINSKY 76

nas ea ™ed a doctoral degree
f
from yi!
the Philadelphia College of
Osteopathic Medicme
I

t

JSNBT

GIBBONS HUNN

her

husband,

who

ROBERT

Airlines.

VANESSA

A CONEY

L M0RGAN >77 * Erector of PreventionC
Educat on Services
at Alcoholism and Drug
Services of
Lower Luzerne County, Inc. She has
been
ADS since 1979 and is a certified addictions employed by
counselor.

fh^°

J.

WELSH

RD

142
'

'77,

eCeiV d th
l

Box

Woman

women

re^lvPd ,ht
e H e cora ?
\
?t
duty iSfi?
while stationed
17821 (717) 275-3848

has been named

'77

of
Year by Otzmachson Chapter of
American Business
s Association. She is an
asset/liability officer for
Commonwealth Bank and Trust Co
She has been a member of
Otzinachson Chapter since
1977 and is currently vice
president.

the

S

Representative: Paul G. Self, P.O

PA

and

S. BELL '77 and Judy Cavanaugh
are
planning an August wedding in Southern California
Bob, who served as a lieutenant in the U.S.
Navy as a
combat aircraft pilot, is a pilot with Northwest
Orient

FRANCIS

1977

Danville,

'77

William, are parents of a daughter,
Katherine May,
was born on June 8. They reside in Jeffersonville.

in

MICHELE

DeSERA 76 is principal of the Laporte and
Turnpike Elementary Sc hools in Sullivan
County
In 1979 she earned a master's
degree in special
education at Mansfield University,
where she held
graduate assistant position in the
Department of Special
Education and the Office of Residence
Life
d Mon rom C0,lege she tau nt for
nlne
*
vpill%£:
VJ
..I
years.
She h
held positions at the Main Line
Day School in
Haverford and the Elk Lake School District
in Dimock
She was also employed by the BLaST
Intermediate Unit
Northern Tl °8 a Scn001 District in
Elkland
ea rnCd h
elem entary and secondary

been

has

MARK A. SVERCHEK '77 has been named a regional
banking officer by Pennsylvania National Bank. He
joined the bank as an officer trainee in 1985.
In his new position, Mark will maintain an
office at

who also earned a master's degree at
was employed by the Chester County

Cynthia,

yeTrs
Representative:

™
at

a

captain

in

the

US

Navy Ac ™evement Medal. He

f
for

superior performance of
Naval Air Station in Meridan,

?'

,

'

^

J^L

principal's
»
certificates
at, the University of
Scranton in 1985 and

,

MARK H LARZELERE
^

degree

Si

76.

computer science at Vlllanova University
in
com P uter Programmer/analyst for
Shared
t

in

,

BRODA LARZELERE 74

r^Z^^^
raising

who earned a master's

Mary and Michael.

received an
in

1983

MBA
and

re
l0n wm ** "eld on Homecoming
Wetk^rt*
Weekend, October 23-25. PLEASE
USF THF rfqprva
TION FORM IN THIS ISSUE OF
THE (Ju^^TEFU,

X?ff ?

KENNETH

E. STOLARICK '77 has been
named an
V Ce P r sid6nt in lhe
commertSaT
?
ment 0 f Pennsylvania
p
National Bank. He joined the
bank as a loan officer in 1983
and was named senior
commercial loan officer in 1986.

m™

account
at

home

Ln^arT

*

as^^™!^^
VICKI

in
is

He

pist at

from injuries suffered

-

in Pottsville.

appointed associate director of alumni affairs at King s
College in Wilkes-Barre. She formerly was on the
student life staff at King's for five years, and for the
past two years was employed at the University of
Scranton.

Bloomsburg,

H. MORRIS 75 has been promoted to
associate executive director/corporate services
at Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hospital. He began
working
at the hospital part-time 20 years ago at
age 15.
Before Joining the hospital's administrative
staff as
administrative assistant in 1976, he had served
in
various capacities within the departments
of purchasing, business office and maintenance.

has been appointed laboratory

'77

Good Samaritan Hospital

at

assistant supervisor of microbiology.
He is studying for a master's degree in administration
at Saint Joseph's University.

She was employed by Intermediate Unit 18 for seven
teachers as a special education teacher in the Tunkhannock area. She is currently employed in the special
education department of St. Michael's School in Falls.

reside

ROBERT

Bible Institute

had completed an internship at Saint Joseph's Hospital.
Reading, where he most recently was employed as an

RUTH KUMET

She

DONNA M MILLER

Moody

currently attending

is

in Chicago.

master

s

V r

^^^^

at'^i"^en^R

ANN HORNUNG
degree

faculty of the

'77

in special

Wheaton

(

D ^l

^Ste ve^^an

and Arthur Reyes are

education at BU
Christian

Illinois)

is

on the

Grammar

and Mark w Jobson
dI^^A^^k^^
WeddJng ShC
empl °* ed
>77

a

U.rPofta

^

15

i

A
N SIMC0X
m^
J^June
married
Lock
>77

20

in

are
the

David K. Plessinger were
Haven. They live in Kck

^T

UNDA MARIE FOLEY

'77 and Robert
C Boehmer II
marTied July 18 ta Emmaus.
L nd'a Tho alll
.
earned a master's
degree at BU, is a teacher of
the
Ured ta 016 Carbon - Lehigh
Intermediaie
Unit
Unit They live at 132 South
Franklin Street. AlleSown
l

l^I^^L^
Z

^

RTS 77 and

her husband,

f 3
n Jerem Louis, born on
!°
y
April 6 198? no" Pounds,
H° eight
ounces, 22 inches) Thev
oicA
J
of a daughter Jema
Irene
'

a~

-

™" iwJS

1978

FS?^
MILDRED

JamCS L ByroeS

7
'

WlDCant00 DriV*'

GENELOW

speech.

master's degree at Temple University,
is a business
education teacher in the Tulpehocken High
School

Thev
*

reside in Bernville

MORGAN L. WHTTEBREAD '78 of Bethlehem has
been named assistant treasurer of the
Birnev and Smith
Certified Public Accountants in Easton
He was formsupervisor with Peat. Marwick

&

Mitchell

Quick

Graham

Bell Association

SUZANNE MARBURGER

and Matthew Ringel of
Allentown are planning a June 1988 wedding
Suzanne is
a fourth grade teacher at St. Ann's School
in Emmaus
"78

TERRY

SHOEMAKER '78 has been appointed manager of the Boyertown branch of First
Federal Savings
and Loan Association. He was formerly a
mortgage loan
underwriter in the main office in Pottsville.

Honorary

Chapter

She and her husband. Timothy,

of

the

QUARTERLY/Fall 1987
29
marv pi
HASSETT '™ and STEVEN ROY
F^mM ELLEN
FELMAN
are engaged to marry Mary
Ellen is a
action and reading teacher in Johnstown
,

the

Alexander

,

1,1

live in

Narbeth

L

'78

JAMES B1SCHOFF
USA

to

Mate

at Ilu

and Elizabeth Marv
21 wedding Mark is

P AM

&

sta f
Matt

o,!
OB

in public administration at the University of Oklahoma
in 1980, is budget
director for the County of Dutchess in
New York Thev
reside in Poughkeepsie.

MARIE WALTERS

has joined the sales staff at
in Danville. She was formerly

associated with A. Pomerantz and Co., a
Philadelphiaretail office supplier where she served
as the
retail sales manager of the business
machine department and received an award for outstanding achieve-

based

ment

in sales.

She received a certificate

computer and information science at Susquehanna
University
She also
attended the museum training program at Cooperstown
N.Y., and studied museum education at Yale
University'
She and her husband, Tom, live in Bloomsburg.
in

HM

"

M.

ROSENCRANCE

has been elected
the board of directors of the Bethlehem
Musikfest

to

'78

(

)

743

and

'79

PATRICK

were married on June 26
medical technologist

at

Patrick is operations
Wilkes-Barre

J.

SALMON

{M

r
1

fall

'79

1

'77

of

h

-

I

A.

KELLY

of the

Comptrollei

Ol

and Scott S Tobey were
May 30 In Allentown Deborah Is employed
by Don Frederick Heal Estate They reside in Mini
town

hiuh risk

In

79 and her hus

""' ''oshua Bartla, horn on
also have
daughter Jr.,,, , (WO
"'

'

v.,,*

•

,„..,,'

-

•

'79,

K()CI|

"»>

'79

Co.nnu.nlcatlons

Command

U.nuug.on was

0l
In

:;,

a captain In the U S Air
tn.ffl.
control manage, ol

IW

"

».,.„„

mm

the

al

recentlv

North Surgical Unll Ol
where she has heon

:i

Hospital,

1979

ROBIN B KOEBERLE

yn-.NM Sited

'79.

manager

of

Bear Gap

the People s UepnhllCoM lm.a ,'s
Hl/ni Amhassadoi Program ol People
;»'
lo
People International
Koeberle. who previously was employed
as a geologist
"HI, k before the <;ien Burn Colliery
l"-;' 't
w.i.-. lon.r.l h v :><> othe.
American eoal Industry
Professionals who exchanged Info. .....I ion
with Do n
nineae ountei pai ti
Following briefings In Seallle. Washn.glon. the
delega
•'''-;«•

'»'«•

'79

certification

m m,

;

x

SUZANNE

and Nancy R Browneller
Mike ll I federal bank

examiner, employed by the office
Currency.

DEBORAH

'

l!*Mieral

wedding

nnri

She wrvea with foe 1018th
CommunlcaUona Squadron
Ui Force Bate In Nov Hampshire

In Clarks Summit Kl Isl
Mercy Hospit.il m Scranton and
manager for Honeywell Inc In

DENNEN

Park

,.;;\„:

(

«

1

i,

(

<

i

an assistant vice president of commercial loans
at Northeastern Bank in Allentown.
He is a member of
Big Brothers of Lehigh Valley and the
Allentown
is

Chamber

n

''

hex
i'

>

,

;;'

'i

employed since

MICHAEL E.
are planning a

^ -i,

""'

SrA

;

'

M FOX

Passional

Northern Division

her

SANDRA SERAFIN
J"

276.

5577

KRISTIN

j0lned
of
Elklns

KEBFavx HE1LMAN HEFFNEH

;;;t;;*

Association.

He

earned
««ul

f"

,;

Representative: Corey M Waters. R.D. 2. Box
Old Susquehanna Trail, Sellnsgrove. PA 17870 717

and "a wife Claire are
Bloomsburg Hospital

at

cv^Associates
^ fc!
MN

she

1984

m

BE

1979

married on

ANTHONY

l

1

'78

Ambrosmo Real Estate

bom

Bangor

Uruecks received an
P«»«ylvanla Nurses Vssoc.a. on
"
conjunction with Einstein's Nurses
Week
»

'

Johanns were married on May 23 in
Jim who earned a master's degree

,

1

ot
o(

In

manager

Pittsburgh area

and Barbara Ann
Poughkeepsie N Y

Area Intermedlat^Unit

Belt Medical Center in

8
h fl
Einstein
n M2£:f?i!
J
Medical Center's

sales representative
In his new position, he is responsible
for the sale and
marketing of Philip Morris tobacco products
in the

'78

for Capital

'79 and Margaret
O Smith
Septembei wedding Uerard is
employed

.i

J2K555
parents
of a son

liilv

JAMES ANDRE MARQUETTE

,

CAM PHKLL

'78

division

n R " P h M Bal,e "»» be married
*
'^f
i
K
MeehanlCSbUrg
Ann is a speech inH

in

i

.

planning

has been promoted by Philip
in Pittsburgh
Pre
viously an area manager, he joined the
firm in i;>7i> .is a
Morris

r

GERARD M SELTZER

of

second child. Joshua Lawton. on May 17
Thev also
have a daughter. Undsey Anne, who was'
three on June
They
reside
in Midland. Michigan, where
9^
Ron is a
chemist with Dow Chemical
Their address is ?•>
Rosemary Court. Midland. Michigan 48M0
their

Bender are planning a November
sales manager for Drydene Oil Co.

l

language clinician

^

MARK ELIJAH PR1NGLE

I

onT,
Minis!
M

NALD E "ENDERSHOT 78 and
u£L
HEMANS HENDERSHOT '79 announce SHELLEY
the birth

in

Bethlehem
He is married to the former Marianne McNultv
and
they have two daughters. Maureen and
Lauren.

Language and Hearing Association, and

Marian

A.
'78 are Eric S.
Bross were
recently in BernvUle Mildred, who
earned I

manned

erly a

Philadelphia.
She is vice president of the Quota Club in
Philadelphia
and is a member of the Alexander
(Jraham Bell
Association for the Hearing Impaired,
the Pennsylvania

Commerce.

Dr. WILLIAM F. JOHNSON '79 and Sheryl I*c Barton
are planning a September wedding Dl
Johnton, a
graduate of the Pennsylvania College ol Optometn
employed by Dr. Frank'a v Iflion Centa ol Bloomaburg,
i

,I,,M

v, ll,,(l
Talynnn, Datong, (iuiyang Kun.n
and^ Hong Kong
Koeberle, who earned
bachelor's degree In geology

Ing

;i

"l«''.'les

RODNEY HINKLE '78, who is employed by the
Bureau of Audits in Bethlehem, is one of 12 outstanding
employees of the State Department of Revenue who
have received an "Award for Excellence." He resides in

CHERYL S. LANE '79 has Joined the Pennsylvania
State System of Higher Education as a senior financial
analyst in the Office of the Chancellor sin- r.>r ..>«-> h,
was a budget analyst for Pennsylvania Blue Shield

his

own

consulting firm in Sha.nokiri
lie
Information and maps for a booh entitled

[uppijed
'"'

""' Mineralogy

of

'

Coppei

UreJllUm OCCUTT-

""
the Picture Rocki and Jonestown
Quadrangle!
Lycoming and Sullivan Counties In Pennsylvania."
111

Trumbauersville.

JAMES

THOMAS

PECUCH

and Renee A. Bartholomew
were married January 31 in East Greenville. Tom is
employed as a controller at Calo Pet Foods in AllenJ.

'78

town.

PATRICIA DREISBACH FERRY 78 and her hus
band, William, are the parents of a son.
They reside at
Bloomsburg R.D. 3.

LINDA and DANIEL LECHNER

projecLs

J

RENITSKY

'79

has been named accounting

manager and banking

officer

'78

and

'81

announce

Tammy

Common

wealth Federal Savings and Loan In Norrlstown
A certified public accountant, he was previously a
senior accountant for Deloltte Hasklns and Sells In
Princeton. N.J He earned an M H A. degree at Rutgers

He

JAY DOTY "78 has
advertising manager

is

a self-employed framing

been

promoted to classified
for the Press-Enterprise in
Bloomsburg. He joined the P-E in 1980 as a display

MARK A. DIEFENDERFER '78 has joined the
accounting firm of Zuber and Co.. where he will be
responsible for

its

client

computer services

JUDITH SPITZER-SEXTON '78 has been notified by
the Pennsylvania Department of Health that she
has
passed the state hearing aid fitter examination Judith,
who also earned a master's degree in education of the
hearing impaired at BU, is a teacher of the hearing
impaired

Archbishop Ryan Memorial Institute for the
an associate of Lisa Blackman Koenig,
AudiologicaJ. Speech and Hearing Aid Services in
deaf.

She

at

is

1

were married

1

I""
Mlghl

'79 and Joan
Beverly
Blnghamton, N.Y. He Is a

In

""

idmlnlatrator with the Slngei
Slinulatlon Division in Klrkwood
I

reside In Blnghamton. N.Y.

am

NY

Link

Thev

1981

and her
husband, James, are parents of a daughter born at
Berwick Hospital Center They reside at Sugarloaf R.D
'79

Representative

MARK and JANET KAUNAS JANDA 79 & '81 are
parents of a son. Jason Michael Mark Is a computer
programmer for AT&T Technologies, and Janet Is a
data management consultant for PP&L Mark Is work
Ing on his MBA They reside In Allentown
PETER M HOPKINS

works as a sales representative
Consolidated Freightways in their airfreight based in
Los Angeles. CA After leaving Bloomsburg. he earned
his B A. in business administration at California State
University at Fullerton
On April 27. 1985. he married Christie Lynn Boozer,
also a CSUF graduate They live In Brea. CA.
for

CHUCK

and JOY CHESNUTT STATHOPOULOS 79
and "80 announce the blrn of their daughter, Michelle
Joy. on September 2. 1986 Chuck is a senior program
mer analyst for the Vanguard Group. Inc.. in Valley
Forge Joy stays busy with Michelle and Bryan 'age
three). Their new address is 1678 Briarwood Lane.
Pottstown.

PA

19464

Beverly Howard Carle,, 8821 SOUth

Ash Place, Broken Arrow,

JOSEPH

advertising salesman.

He and his wife, the former Jackie Kemper, are
parents of a daughter, Nicole Marie.

'

lives in Morrlsvllle

Northampton

Intermediate Unit, and Dan
contractor and home builder.

William JOSEPH smith
Clark

University.

ROBERTA TRULOCK PALUSHOCK

the birth of their third child, Scott, in
April 1986 He
joins
(five) and Stacy (three). Linda is a
special education teacher in the Colonial

for

degree

in

OK

74012

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918 ) 254-8757

MAYO

A.
'81 of Erie received a
doctoral
educational psychology from West Virginia

university,

where he also earned a master's degree
employed by Belhesda Youth Services as
'"durational supervisor of a school program for
troubled

He

Is

adolescents

court placed residential care
Alliance College
books, magazine
articles and newspaper features.
In

He Is an adjunct faculty member at
In Cambridge Springs and has written

NANETTE E. SPAZIANI '81 received a master's
degree In Information studies at Drexel University. She
has accepted a position with U'lbovitz Associates
of
Philadelphia

MARK EMERSON McCAUSLIN

'81

and Ann Eliza-

beth

Gettvi are planning an October 10 wedding In
Camp Hill Mark Is a special education teacher In the
West Shore School District, Camp Hill.

DONALD

D.

STEINER

were married April

'81

and

Amy

Patricia Mitchell

Hawaii. Don is a data base
analyst for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
24

in

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/Fall

30

MAR EE

CUMMINGS

E.

were married June
master's degree at

13 in

BU

'81

and

1987

JAMES

J

DOR IN

tape contains eleven Lyman originals and has sparked
serious interest from music publishers both in Nashville
and Los Angeles. It is available through mail order for
$6.50 from Sounds Interesting Records, P.O
Box 54.

'84

who earned

Scranton. Marie,

a

a speech and language
clinician for the BLaST Intermediate Unit 17, Williamsport. She is also a fashion counselor at Bathtlque in the
Lycoming Mall, Muncy.

Jim

in 1982, is

MARK

"Next Big Thing."

MARK

*81 and Susan E. Abbott were
Fremont Mark is employed at
Community Mutual Insurance in Columbus Their
address Is 4803 Morcl.mrJ Drive- West. Columbus Ohio

in

43220.

MAUREEN ANN CAMPBELL

of Gettysburg has
been named an Outstanding Young Woman of America.
She has been a teacher of the learning disabled at
'81

MARK H. LEMON '81, an attorney in Mlffllnburg
served as residential chairman of the American Cancer
Society's 1987 crusade in Union County.
Lemon, who graduated from the Vermont Law School
In South Royalton,
Vt.,
Is
married to the former
of

RUTH

technologist

nurse with

16

CPR program

the

They

'81 and Robert
Gordon were
Shamokin. Nancy Is a registered

In

live at Danville

Gelsinger

at

R.D.

Medical

4.

LYNN A. PEZAK '81 received a master of public
health degree in health services
administration at Yale
University on May 25. Lynn, who also earned
a master's
degree In communication at BU, has taken a
position as
a p aiming analyst for Choate-Symmes Hospital,
Inc., in
Arlington, Mass.
a nd RObert Green Were marrled
Nll^toS??**
,
in M
y^ sl own Jean, who also earned a master's
al BU ln s e<*h/language
P
pathology, is a
?2S/,
80 ath 0, ,St at Read,n Hehabliltatlon
*
Hospital."tTv
?
They
-

,

,

Kta

reside In
,

^West Lawn.

™

Y BE
GARDNE R
r«mh? were married In
Comber
West

and Steven Paul

'81

Reading.

Mary Beth

is
employed by Reading Medical West,
ShillgTon as a
company sales representative. They
reside In Oley.

NA MARIE PLU CHINSKY
were married May 2 In

and Steven W
North Catasaunua
'81

Donna is employed by Toshiba
AmerSTnc^nWaJne;
The couple lives In Hasbrouck Heights,

In

'82 is coordinator of the Main Street
Bellefonte and also serves as executive
director of the Bellefonte Area Chamber of Commerce
He formerly worked with a Main Street program in

CAROL SHELHAMER WALL

'81

was among 30
L " dershm

persons who participated In
this year's
Wilkes-Barre class. She Is employed
by
tlon as communications
coordinator

C-TECcSa
^

She

is

member

a

l

f

°r

^

of the Advisory Public
Relations
of Economic Growth and

^mlttee

\TlrZ
Bus^Z^r

a

Wl

9

,nternatl ° naI ASS0Clati
°"

*

NEAL GALLAGHER

C TEC Corporation's Pursuit
outstanding job performance

and was an Outstanding Young
She and her husband, Jerry,

Woman of^m ™c!?ta

live at

Harvey's Lake.

sion photographer in

JOSEPH

K

d

SS^iSSSf

8

at

218

ACET0

'

Mar,boro

CHRISTOPHER KERWIN (Masters
deputy

jounce

81

*
'SI)

director of Central
Susquehanna

"

executive

VnteSiate

A.

married April

im-im

.

Lean
vrliSa

hL°
1

a

K

dGgree at Su squehanna
Unlwreity

T

r Witn

intermediate unit

in

S

LOTZ

a free-lance televi-

is

Florida.

and Karen

'82

Embury. Joe

4 in

6

CnU(lren,s

is

L. Evans were
a psychotherapist at

Center

ScrSto

Th ey

-

reside

in

CHRIS ANN CALQUHOUN BARNISH '82 has
been
by Bucks County Bank & Trust
Co to
operations manager and banking officer.
She

legal

promoted

Pni De,ta Pnl le 8 al nonor
hS?2SSS' ?k
A
fraternity,
the Academy
Standards Committee, and
received a law school merit scholarship.

MARK

f

0f

b ank
1985
SeVeral
y earS 35 a Staff
irronnf
a nt ffor an"i
accountant
insurance firm. She passed the state

CPA exams on

McCAUSUN '81 and Ann Elizabeth Gettys
a
P a
Ct0Der 10 weddi ng Mark is a special
"g
nL J
I" °«in
education
teacher
the West Shore School District
E.

HELENE YENCHA GILBERT

and her husband,
ch ild. Rober
February 26. Helene is employed
h General ^.
°J
by
Electric Co. n Valley Forge Their
address
hC

T^m^ZTi
5721

Weymouth

Street,

first

PhUadelphia'pA 191M

BART McCOLLUM

1^ ^
JU,y

g
ThS \?
They
live

in

1 a
Ch
^

1

"

h.? ?,
I"'
Ph ladelph a

E.

01

M °unt

is a teache^and heaS
Carmel Area High School

SPAZIANI

™"
*

Fanella were

Bart

Mount Carmel.

NANETTE
1

and Susan A

'81

At,as

ln

'81

earned a master's
0 " stu dies at Drexel University
Shi
Wlth Le,bovit2 Associa tes of

PATRICIA ANN FOSS

emnlov^
P

w L7m

,

and Charles J. Mauvals
16 in B,Ue Ridge SummU
Patricia is
3 S i0r researc h technician by
Centocor
Su
Y " Ve at 1151 Kin * swa y ^ad, West
'81

May

-

,

"

LESLIE LYNN LAUVER '81 and Lome
Ray Nipple
an ° ctoD€r wed ding. Leslie is
employed n
ihP t™™?
theaccountmg department

DAVID

H.

*
l^T
™
SV
1

1"

OGDEN

of Excel

Home

Inc.

Mifflin-

She and her husband, William, were
married in 1982
)arents of ^o children: Morgan,
y a
bom in
^oi
1985, and Scott, born in February
1987 Their
address is 694 Whittier Drive,
Warminster, PA 18974

JOSEPH

PAVLACKA '82 and Theresa Sekol were
married May 9 in Allentown.
Joe is employed by Erie
Insurance Co. They live in Northampton.

^?RT J0NES

>82 of Har
leysvUle has joined the
f,rm of Maillie, Falconiero &
Co at its
6 5
ak
He
ls
a
ember of the Pennsyl° f
/
vania and American
Institutes of Public Accountants.

a
accounting

and Sally S. VaU are planning
David wi™ earned a maTer f

,

m

S^fS

-

University of Massachusetts
marketing representative for IBM
in Washington

DAVD) R0HLAND
JiTwere
married May

:

)U8 Ta y lor MM
J?
TX 77081 (713)

The five-year class reunion

.

a

^

R Wils°n are planning
N^L^^L'S? and James Wh
enro,1

™ oT^f

°
master^s™ program at Penn
master
State,
Bordentown (N.J.) Regional High

^d

is

a

is

in

teacher

a
at

School.

DENISE

F.

THOMPSON

'82

has been promoted to

in

e ,annin and anafyTdepaA
g
P
™antown ?
Savings Bank. She joined GSB in
SS a? J !
0
*
commercial loan
denanmenf Si6 f"™
ormerlf wa s a junior

^

!

SES

Atlantic I
Financial.

Marine?™

^

y
She resides
3

1

credit analyst
Y at

in

fiFSt

Horsham.
HeUtenant

^

the U.S.

DC

He was /overly

personnel manager for the
H
pfnn w
Hazleton-Nanticoke
MH/MR center in Hazleton He is

Chimney Rock

521-0715

will

and Christine M. PolAnnville
John Is

in

Corporation-PonXyifin Harri

e

8

2

burg, and they reside in
Lancaster.

1982

5*?S 2lt

'82

a

1974

A
!H!!
Apt.
157, Houston,

m

kosky

'81

Wedding

the first try in 1984

J,o
MarchK

'81

of tnelr

^

£Sf??i

1

rt^Mitiauon of School
Bus ness OffiriaU u*> ,.,m k«
pres deflect in 1988-1989
and preZnf n
1
g reS dent of Northumberland Lrw'n
earned
» hl'/h i" r S J

Tampa,

,

Chester

thr^ oMh p«r^D\fELkING

and Kathi Belich are plan-

'82

ning a September wedding. Neal

r 0f

of^xoPHPni
T,for
of Excellence ^?
Award

Duke

He earned
medical degree at the Milton S. Hershey
Medical
Center, where he won the Sylvia and
Gilbert Nurick
Medical Achievement Award for outstanding
academic
excellence and exceptional contributions
to the College
of Medicine. He also won the Student
Research Symposium Award in Basic Science.
his

N.J.

N.J.

E. RHODES '82 has begun a transiyear at York Hospital, which will be

followed by residency training in radiology
at
University Medical Center in Durham, N.C.

a research
Schuylkill County Legal
clerk for Judge Joseph F
a s 3 C,erk for the Philadelphia law firm

me mb

is

RANDALL

Dr.

tional internship

'81

ul
Rapp,
White, Jannsen and German
At Delaware she was an editor of
Law Forum

in

Pullman, Washington.

was employed by
worked as a judicial

C

MERTZ

L.

planning

CRAIG FISHER

Bogota, Colombia.

Services,

are

Program

KATHLEEN A. P ALUBINSKY '81 earned a juris
doctor degree during the May 16
commencement at
Delaware Law School of Widener University.
She has
accepted a position with Toole, Toole and
Toole
While attending law school, she worked
as

nf
of

Guinea.

vern.

M. CONSIDINE '81 and James W. McPhilwere married last summer In Strafford. They
reside

assistant,

in

"82 and Thomas W. Ditchey were
Kulpmont. Lee Ann is manager of
the Anthra-Plaza. They live at Den-

'82 and John Yeatts Howson
an October wedding. Christine is
employed by Shared Medical Systems (SMS) in Mal-

Royersford.

in

New

CHRISTINE

111

BARBARA

Mazeppa.

NANCY AUGUSTINE
May

Papua,

Pottstown.

in

in

SUZANNE MENNITI '82, a med tech graduate, has
joined the Peace Corps. She can be contacted at
Division of Health, P.O. Box 93, Kerema Gulf Province

and Matthew F. Santangelo
Ruth is a medical
Pottstown Memorial Medical Center

at

They reside

ips

married

SHUHLER

A.

were married

Jr.

SMITH

C.

JANE ANNE HUTSKO '82 and Jeffery L. Weber were
married recently in Harrisburg. Jane is a nurse at
Polyclinic Medical Center in Harrisburg.

JOANN RAVINA '81 and Gary Orlando are planning a
September wedding. JoAnn is the assistant director
of
speech pathology at the John Heinz Institute
of Rehabilitative Medicine in Wilkes-Barre.

Franklin Twp. Elementary School in Cashman for the
past four years. She has done graduate work at
Easl
Stroudsburg University and Wilkes College.

Marianne Stahl

and MaryAnn Pijar are
September 26 wedding. Mark is an account

ROGER CARL '81 has been named Hershey Entertainment and Resort Company's internal audit manager. He was formerly an audit supervisor
for Boles.
Grove and Metzger, a certified public accounting firm in
Harrisburg. Prior to that, he was an associate
with
Thomas Wetzel & Co. and a senior accountant for
Sellgman, Friedman & Co.
Carl and his wife, Stephanie, live in
Susquehanna
Twp. with their son, Jonathan.

LOCEY

H.

THE RESERVA-

'81

JOHN H QUIGLEY '81 is executive director of the
Alliance to Revitalize Center-city Hazleton. He
earned a
master's degree in public administration from Lehigh
University

Medicine, Wilkes-Barre.

married April 25

YACHERA

A.

planning a
representative for Xerox Corporation.

Jo ANN RAVINA '81 and Gary Orlando are planning a
September wedding. She is assistant director of speech
pathology at the John Heinz Institute of Rehabilitation

s.^?
Slovak

LEE ANN

married June 13
Fashion Factory
Mar Gardens.

also featured in the

is

Williamsport.
They reside in Williamsport.

925

Lyman was

08247.

Scottish magazine,

employed as a sales engineer for F&L Fluid
Components, Camp Hill. He is also employed as organist
and director of music at the Church of the Savior and
director of music at St. Matthew's Lutheran Church,

Center.

NJ

Stone Harbor,

Weekend, October 23-25. PLEASE USE
FORM IN THIS QUARTERLY.

TION

be held on Homecoming

also a graduate of the
University of

^

KJ
GRIMOORIS
m
married
recently in

^

'82

ScranSn

and John

Harrisburg.

D

Inslev were

MaryAnn tea
tered nurse at St.
Joseph's Hospital inReaSmg

re£s
^

TERESA DARLENE RASSINGER '82 and Gordon
R
n in Paxtonville Teresa

Sassaman were married April

a registered nurse at Polyclinic
Medical Center in
Harnsburg They reside at Dillsburg R D 1
is

JEFFREY

JENKINS

R.

'82

and Sharon L
is

Y\

Thorpe

Company

of

Statesville.

NC

He was

formerly a territory manager for Ralston
Purina.

MARK

HASSINGER

B.

and Sandra
are Planning a spring 1988 wedding
Mark
probation officer in Montgomery
County

JEFFREY

L.

Smarkola

is

a juvenile

Terry

S

teacher

in

They reside

District

CHERYL

M TAF 5K1 '82 and BRYAN DEAN
m^r£f**>
HUGHES
82 were married February 21 in Eagles
Mere

25

RINCK

Z.

'82

and Robert P Edgar
Hatboro Cvnthla Is a
the Souderton Area School

l-;;!;;;;;-!^,;;--;^.-.

In

|oa^nmi

SHEILA DORMER CARTER '82 is employed by
Shell
Company as section supervisor, joint venture

Oil

accounting Her address

CA

Bakersfield.

8200 Kroll

is

Way. No

228

93311.

D^^^SJ}™

In

^

**

««rcMsui„D.„ V

KATHLEEN Mc DONALD
technologist

in

'82

Girardville.

Bloomsburg

at

and Leo Sokoloskl III
Kathleen is a medical

Hospital.

Bloomsburg.

ELIZABETH MAURER

They

live

In

v

,

11278

E

DARRYL

,

,

and WARREN HARDING
85 were married November 29 in Carlisle. Elizabeth Is
a
speech-language pathologist for Capital Area Intermediate Unit,

and Warren

is

'82

Octobei

associate with

a computer

Sperry Corporation.

programmer

for

and

'83

,

She

III are planning a
Printing Co., Inc.

fall

and Paul E Snelbaker
wedding. Sharon works for Strlne
'82

KIM LATORRE '82, a medical technologist at Bloomsburg Hospital, has been named laboratory
manager
Kim. who is also a graduate of the Geisinger
Medical
Center School of Medical Technology, has been with
the
hospital for eight years. She and her husband,
David
are the parents of two children. They
reside in
Elysburg.

is

married

JOY

VINCENT

OSADCHY

and Carol Onuschak are
an elementary school teacher in the

J.

'82

engaged. Vincent is
Hazleton Area School District.

ANN MARIE FUREY

and MICHAEL S. KICELUK
September wedding. Ann Marie is
employed by Cape Harbor Development Corp. in OstervUle. Mass., and Michael is employed by the
Cape Cod
Bank & Trust Co. in Hyannis, Mass.
'82

has been selected

MICHAEL ZIMMERMAN

'80,

WASHBURN

J.

III '82 of

Bethlehem R.D. 5

died June 9 at age 32. A veteran of the U.S. Navy 19741975), he was currently a seminary student at the
Evangelical School of Theology in Myerstown
(

He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs Robert
Washburn; a son, John Robert; two brothers, maternal
grandparents and a paternal grandfather

JAY COUGLAN

and Jule Olson are planning a
September wedding. Jay is employed by Unisys Corpo'82

PHEAA

^

from
,

DARBY M.
were married

married

May

3.

82 and John J. Rinck were
1986. in Springfield. In May 1987 Cheryl

received a master's degree in elementary education at
West Chester University. She is a substitute teacher in
area school districts. Their address is 18 South Chester
Pike, Glenolden, PA 19036.

KAREN ARCURI

'82

has earned a doctoral

Pennsylvania College of Optometry

UNGER

'83

and

TOM

A.

McDONNELL

In

KELLY ANN McDONALD
were married

in

'82 and Darrell F. Budd
Middletown, N.Y. Kelly is a special

education teacher at

They

live in Otisville,

Matamoras Elementary School
N.Y.

|-

manage,

of

to joining the
ol

..

large

high

RICHARD VAN HORN

'74

r

V

»'•';«'

'

speech

a

•

'83

and William

*'»»'»«'
Iheraplsl

Education

In

»<
In

the

Roielle

S.

mans

SI

[II

School

Thev

I

'83. who recently
earned her real
has joined the si. ,11 of the Klerk Agency
IB BlOOmiburg. 8he and her husband,
Qerard are the
parents ol Ihrec children

ROBERTA

'77

in

MARK

A KARPINSKI '83 and Ruth Ann
were married June 6 In Bloomsburg Mark
medical degree from the Bowman Gray School

KATIIRYN KUIINS '83 and Rick J
Peterson are planning a spring 1988 wedding.
She Is
•'""ployed as , speerl, pidhoh.glsl
at Meadvllle Medical
Center.

JOSEIMI A ELLIS

earned a
of Medicine at Wake Forest University
He has been
awarded a house officer appointment for 1987-1988 and
will train In family medicine at
the University of

"|"ese,ilalive

SUZANNE VICARI

and John Hessenthaler were

'83

Harts vllle. She is employed as
a certified public accountant with Weiss,
Frecdman and
Roomberg In Jenklntown They reside In Glensldfl
13 In

McINDOE

'83

and Todd

H Gross were

York. Stacy Is a registered nurse
in the neonatal Intensive care unit
at York Hospital
They reside In that city.

she

'83

st.ye

arid

Alexander are
at Lancaster

employed as a nurse

•JOHN A

SOBRINSKI '83 of Tobyharma has hcen
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany's President's Honor Club. He Joined
John Hancock
n 1984 and has now qualified foi
membership In the
Honor Club two consecutive years.
He Is working to complete the American College Life
Underwriters' program leading to the designation of
to

Chartered Financial Consultant

HO

arif]

MS

wife, Vleky, an- paie„h, „t

two SOnS.

JEFFREY ALLAN BASK IN

'83 and Diane M Brelthwere married March 14 In ESastOH Jefl Is employed
by ContlnentaJ Motor sales They iiv in Bethlehem.
off

and Klmberlee

Anne Neith were married May 16 in Hellcrtown Jeff
a computer programmer for The Children's Place
Pine Brook. N.J. They live In Easton.

KATHERINE RUTH FAGAN

is

In

General Hospital

21 In

'83

f,„

'83

10

HOLLY MINNICH
engaged

named

married September

and Deolse .1 l'o,p|g||a will hiHazleton He is an account
Moore business honns, Avoca

married on Octobei

«
w „
McMullen

VERONICA

Is

in

C. ENTZ '83 and Thomas R. Crouse are
June
wedding In Wllllamsport Veronica
employed bv Carey McFall Corporation as an admin-

planning
Is

rm

a

istrative assistant

and Gary Michael
Hunt are planning an October wedding She is employed
by Bell Telephone Co In Ardmore.
'83

was among

ten teachers in the
Northern York County School District recently cited for
excellence in teaching for the 1986-1987 school year She
also earned a master's degree at Bloomsburg

numed meager

••stair lleer.se.

'83

Bloomsburg on Sunday. June 21 Darby
Is a science teacher In the
Mlffllnburg Area School
District, and Tom is employed as a
staff development
facilitator in the Berwick Area School
District. They
reside at 352 McGuIre Park Drive, Bloomsburg

J.

realtor

Wales

ROSEANNA dick

LAUBACH

C.

Philadelphia.

STACY

II,

CMKUV.,

Thorndale.

D

N«„

LYNN DRiaSBACII in and John Kdward
Angsladl were .nan led In Ondleld She
Is employed as
" computer programmei fOl Caloric Corp
fopton
hey reside In Fleetwood

and John J Markward
were married May 9 at Thorndale. Cathleen
Is employed
by Cyclop Strapping Corp. In Downlngtown
They live In

SP!

and

'83

Association for Special
live In Harrington, III

'83

JEFFREY CHARLES KLUSKA
ZA CHARY

B.

r

S22*£
,wn

and Dennis G. Grady are
be married on April 16, 1988. Susan Is a

CATHLEEN MIHALAK

assistant

SMFRRIK LYNN PETERSON
''

ration.

CHERYL

VKRNA DUFFY

'83

planning to
public Information assistant for

hM

,

was

|

^

COLLINGS

K.

married March

J.

"

„.

Faj) arc

a

Is

•'••"•gaged Vruu majored maceom.l.ng,
and Richard
majored In elemental \ edui atlon

Ol

Cincinnati Hospital

ROBERT

1,1

Darryl

volun.e.hsrnnnlilM.gs.o.rhead.p.arlere.l.nVork

CPA

83 are planning a

SUSAN KOCH WALTER '82 and her husband are the
parents of a son, Timothy Craig, born on June 21. 1986.

;

1,1
,

,

a supervising senior with the accounting
flrm
Peat Marwlck, Main and Company of
Raleigh. N C

SUSAN

In

y

1

;,"

is

STEVEN

TROXELL '82 and Joseph A. Hughes are
planning to marry on November 7. Joy is employed
by
Connecticut General Insurance Co. in Easton.

to

K ES

Kvan

Krlltlfl

wedding

sannsln,

,,

I

S.
SS
••«"««'"»
Jnwson, Mil

','

,

as an Outstanding Young Woman
of America for 1986 In
recognition of outstanding ability,
accomplishments and
service to community. She Is a senior
accountant for
Ernst and Whinney in Raleigh,
and Is a doctoral
candidate In accounting at the University
of North
Carolina, Chapel Hill

who

SHARON ROSE ARCURI

nouns,

NC

,

of

,

SAUKRS

s

an

nR

Pl«««i

J^ DURAN '83 and Michelle M. Thomas
will be married on Septembe,
He Is B marketlnfl
representative for Metrophone In Valley
Forge.
'83

has been promoted

'83

<

ANTHONY

DONNA POLAK ZIMMERMAN

te .They

»""l»-.»i. .,,,,,„ ;ma|ys| an(|m()s|
\ oiporate ofti,
<
,.„„
'

.

were married

i,

corporate lending department
Trust Co She joined 'the bank

tin-

(

^KsC««..t> Hank A

m

and Jeffrey S Trunin

'83

M HARTSH0RNE

S

to> loan office.

Jervis, N.Y.

—

are^m SS.^rER ,W ^ ^

is

1983

aS

''

in

I

,

Blue Bell

in

DEBORAH JEAN LANDIS

'82

May

employed by the Federal Bureau of Prisons
in
N.Y and Bryan is employed bv Fralinger
Construction. Inc., in Bridgeton, N.J
They 'live in Port

msys Corp

I

PEBRA STAHL

,

In

received a master's degree
elementary education from West
Chestei
nlvenft*

Otisville,

'83 and Kathy
y Ann Frev are
weddlng Jlm s a prS^mmS
8»«»»ner

SHAH '83, who received a*
medtoeJ degrae m Waj at the
Penn state
0
,h ""'
,hr MUton s
Hershej Medical Cent!? Is
V

Horsham.

In

f

.

analyst for

JEFFREY

April

TH * ALUMNI QUARTERLY/Fall 1987
31
° r and Mrs Davld A Supertock,

,

n

JAMES TODD ZIMARDO

ROBERT RAUENZAHN '82 and Ravanne
Geesey were married in Reading
Jeff is employed bv
Can Corp^of America. Temple, as an accountant
Thev
reside in Reading
married

th-

planning an (V.oU,,

leum Marketing. Inc

kindergarten

a

B.ootsb" g.°

'82 and Karen Sevison
are engaged
employed by Fay's Drugs and Colled Petro

is

CYNTHIA ANN LYNCH

'82

has been named assistant
vice president in the commercial
lending department of
Dauphin Deposit Trust Company He joined
the bank in

Teresa

i

Prospectville Constance is an elementary
school teacher They reside in Bucks
County

were

FAG AN

S.

'82

and Donald Bradv were

'82

in

TERRY TROY
Alio are

Wedding Jeff
self-emploved bv
KSTS
\£H
D_
Jenkins 5
Company of Levittown and represents
toe
the

CONSTANCE WEBER
married

DENISE ANTOLIK
at the

'83 Is a

public relations assistant
In Atlantic

Sands Hotel, Casino and Country Club

City

CHARISSA JO HUNT
were married May

30

'83

and Randall Garth Hoeppner

Charlssa

Is

a registered nurse at

Nanticoke State Hospital They reside

In

Wilkes Barre

Dr. DAVID T. SUPERDOCK '83, who earned his
medical degree at Milton S Hershey Medical Center,
will begin residency training In family
practice at tfae
Medical University of South Carolina in Charlestown He

ANICKA

G.

DENDLER

'83 and Dr. James J Rodgers
Jamaica. Anicka Is a registered
nurse with Caremark/Home Health Care of America
They reside in Tampa, Fla

were married May

10 In

REGINA LYNN WARABAK

'83

McKittrick were married April 25

and Don Andrew
She is a

In Pittston.

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/Fall

32

1987

accountant for Metropolitan Edison Co.
in ShoemakersvilJe.

certified respiratory

therapy technician at Cobb General
Austell, Ga. They reside in Atlanta.

RUBY

Reading

in

Spring

MIKE REUTHER '83 has been on the staff of the
Union County Journal since November 1986 A veteran
of the U.S. Air Force (1975-1979;, he has worked as a
newsman for WWPA Radio in WilJiamsport. He earned
a master's degree in journalism at Penn State Univer-

RICHARD J. WEISS '84 and Christine L. Jolliffe are
planning an October wedding. Richard is a sales
representative for Computerware Inc. of Fairless Hills.

were

sity.

Hensley are engaged

He and his wife, the former Wllda Rubino, live
Lewis burg.

BONITA AUDREY LEIDICH
Bonita

'83 and ANTHONY P
announce the birth of their daughter,
Alyssa Ann, on May 27. Tony works for Ethicon, a
division of Johnson & Johnson, and Diane teaches
severe behavior handicapped children. She will also
receive her master's degree from the University of
Cincinnati In June 1988. They llv<- in Cincinnati.

'83 and Edward J. ZegJen were
Newtown Square. She Is a registered nurse

'84 and Chip Scholl are
planning a
wedding. Cindy is a customer support
representative for Cooper-Vision Information
Systems
Lansdale.

NANCY ANN HOUSEKNECHT '83 and Jarler Sigifredo Vera on July 4 In Muncy. Nancy is
a fourth grade
teacher in the Brownsville Independent School
District
Rancho

PATRICIA ANN FARRELL '84 and John
Dowd were married May 30 in Avoca.
nurse

SONYA LEE PURSEL

^

KATHLEEN

THATCHER

M.

by Meridian Bank

'83

to

financial
profitability analysis area.

rr
(.rambino,

KATHLEEN YAREM
of social services at

'83

the

in

and Urquhart

by

1

in

'

for

CHRISTINE A

h?

to

J Kenne y—Robert
VA 22205.

5711 Nort*
(703 ) 525-6944

Arlington,

K^r™

DIX
Kuzo were married April u

WNNK

'

M

Falgout
e

in

K mart

1

*

master's
information

and Robert Drake
3 ln Mountaintop

C ° mm

NA MA

IE STAMPF '84 and James
m2S.?
planning an August 1988 wedding.
Donna

^

"*

<

£

,onlal

?'

R

'

M

is

has

regional operations
°'

DaUy Express

manager in
He lives

Inc
'

MAE WSSER
if
m M,
Z aTJfVT,,?

'

M

and John E.

^Campbelltown.

Christine,

0 ih

is

>84

and

JANE PAJG E

November wedding. Kevin

employed by NTH/Russell Associates as
and Jane is employed by General
Electric.

J.

Chuss are

is

a special

Northampton

InEe"

MAUREEN A MARKS

Ramp
who

™°I

m
married

L MILLER

I

'84

;

and Samir Ashmar were

April 25 in Wescosville. Sharon
is a speech
pathologist at Cedarbrook County
Home and Leh!gh
Valley Easter Seal Society. They
live in Wescosville.

MIRIAM SANTANA
Jui
r>

P

V

in

Ha5risburg

'84 and John
R. Stroh were
Wlentown. Miriam is employed by
They " ve in
*" ° amp HW

^

SHARON KAY WITTES

'84 and William
L. Dittmar
an October 10 wedding. Sharon is a
Head
Northumberland County.

M

M

0YER ' and R. Patrick Haberstroh are
niannL* a June
,
planning
1988 wedding. Lisa is employed
at
Memorial Hospital in Easton, Md.
SUZANNE McCLOUGHAN

'84

is

and James

a!m8

e a

a

WUllamsport Hospital. Thev reside

at 1236 Pennsylvania
P.n
T
f
Ave., Williamsport.

BETH ELLEN WETZEL

ANN HOLLY COUTURIER

SKara SeP

Jr.

were married

May

2

Whitton

of
Balti-

i™?T5?H

and

'84

ember Wedding

l

They
*

live at

KURT BRINK
is

and Kurt

is

'83

c «Ptoved by

emp oyed
'

*

teacher for the Hazleton-Luzerne
County

M^I^^!
Haynes will ^
be

A

GLORIA

J.

PAGNOTTO

They

live in

Erie

'84

and Todd

'84

fiMRB ESS
Fran

Glona

*c^e£S

HACKEN
•

is

ANNE MARIE CERRA

ZS

ma/™* A P rtl

nSMLSff
S

*

Cent

b rg

a teacherl

'84

and David A Ohmnacht
Carbondale Anne Marie
Marketing and M
e"
ey
31 82 We

^

in

-

Drivet E rstr ou d sbuTg

G Jean

^™
«

are

s

Ulelr

and Andrew J Karaffa
in Hazleton.
She is an

M

and her "^"and.
SeCond weddin anniversary on
«
'

June 8 ivhh?„
e S a P ro ammer/ana) vsl
with NaMsco
Brand, in tt
Brands
wnl
K
ilkesBarre.
They

J

£

Enl^eaeh^H^

Start

i

KEMMERER

and Dr. Darrell C
married on October 3 She is a
senior
research associate with the
University of Tennessee
Memorial Research Center in
Knoxville. Tenn She is
also a scientific consultant
for Lipogen Inc. of Knoxvflle
-

Head

PATRICIA AURAND '84 and Craig
Edson were
married May 30 in Northumberland
Nan«V T an
insurance
coordinator.

1

'

'84

F

Hershey Medical Center School
\ ?
a clinical
instructor for the South
of Radiology.

are P' ann »>g a November
wedding
tL
employed
by the U.S. Postal Service

Marv

i

is

S

pTymou^h

2606

Buckeye

-

live in

M

ls

Kingston

workln e

m

Ja

^

'

'84 and James M.
D'Innocenzo
be married in October. Maureen,
who also received
masters degree in speech pathology
at BU
is
employed by the Capitol Area Intermediate
Unit, Camp

will

,

CHRISTINA MARIE DGIEN '84 and
Ray E Carter
e
led May 9 ln Montoursville.
Christina £

l Z™7nU,

a geologist

StftaSh?
Start teacher m

Hainb^g, N.Y.

SSiniSf
Radiology,

EARLEY

,
85 are planning
a

a

I*
a
State in May. She is an office
manager
accountant at Systems Modeling
Corp.. a 5W,lw
soKwfre
«re
computer corporation in State College.

TOTELBAUM '84
J^? ;,!^ ma
° Ct0ber
7? 5.
Caro t?i™,
Shamrock

^ ^

cSv ^NRY
OKEEBY

n£S.
'84

1985 as an officer
to trust representative later

more General Hospital School
18 Dauber Court, Baltimore.

'

01

in

KUPERAVAGE

IST

Radio.

dP^^V*
wSL
systems
Penn S?

and Donald Richard
is an
Shrewsbury, York

'84

nth

and Ste P hen Charles
Hershey. Dorothy Is a

CLAA*SEN M received
nan
and man agement of
o

T

in

M

pr° m0ted

1

a
te C h r
dtaTe u°nit 2 o , n H

Service

been promoted to assistant trust officer
by Pennsylvania
Na ional Bank. She joined the bank in

•

WEZX^ScraZon^"

Postal

County

1984

sales consultant for

Steven

November wedding

Houston.

manager

live in Scranton.

SUE E. EBERLY '84 and George R. Gannis Jr are
planning a November wedding. She is
employed by
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Control Data Corporation.

a

that^ar

:

Charles

Lutz Jr. are planning a September
wedding. She

employed *>y the Capital Area Intermediate
.TV; ii
Unit. They live In Chambersburg

6,

and

u s

the

BARBARA LYNN BARTOSH

College.

ta l
2 l X?

'84

are planning a

Jr.,

V ^F

»h!^

has been appointed director

STEPHANIE JOAN SHIRA '83 and James E. Metz
were married May 30 in Chambersburg. Stephanie
who
earned a master's degree in speech pathology
at BU in

Ma

LAURA ROSE PLATA '84 and David Stephen Skarwecki were married March 21 in Odenton,
Md. Laura is
a special education teacher in Prince
George's County
Md. They reside in Upper Marlboro, Md.

is

Allied Services

She and her husband, Steven,

»^S^5
Road, No.

Mercy

1C
0
rece,ved a law ^gree from
the University of Houston Law
School on May 16 He is
emp toyed by the law firm of Olivier, Stumps,

bank's

Long Term Care
Center. She earned as master's degree
In social work at

Marywood

Patrick
Patricia is a
Hospital, Scranton.

Exeter.

SMSSSST

has been promoted

offier

in

Y TERESA WHITE

and Terance P. Healy were
in Milton. Sonya is a supervisor/
UNISYS Corp. They live In North Wales.
'83

married June 27
accountant at

the oncology unit at

in

They reside

Vlejo.

and Andrew James

LOUISE JOY CRAMER '84 and G. David Reynolds III
are planning a November wedding. Louise is
director of
customer services for ATD-American Co. in
Wyncote.

and

CINDY ANN HART

as

'84

were married February 14 in Allentown
is employed by Wiley House.
They live in

Bethlehem.
'84

November

has

'83

Joined the staff of the Girls Club of Allentown
generallst for the Camp Rainbow summer program.

live In

Deborah

hnnque Siguenza Plaisant were married March
28 in
Lancaster. Philippa, who earned a master's
degree at
Loyola College in Baltimore, is employed
by the
University of Maryland Shock Trauma
Center as a
speech pathologist. They reside in Baltimore.

In the intensive care unit at Crozler
Chester Medical
Center. They reside In Brookhavcn, Delaware County.

They

DEBORAH LYNNE MENGLE
Smitreski

a nurse.

is

PHILIPPA MORRISEY MARIE WOOD

LEE BROOKS

KERRY CARAGHER-SATTERTHWAITE

CATHERINE HOLOVACK '84 and Raymond T. Fedor
are planning a September wedding. Catherine is
employed by Guardian Insurance of Bethlehem.

F. JUBON Jr. '84 and PAMELA J.
'87 are planning an October
3 wedding. Tom Is
computer programmer with Metropolitan Life, and

Pamela

and Susan Lynn Moore

Co.

In

D

'84 and Denise Marie Gappa
Elysburg. Gary is employed
C, and they live in German-

TOOMBS

KPMG

LISA

DEBORAH DRAKE '84 and Paul Hudimac are
planning a September wedding. Deborah is a client
service specialist for Automatic Data Processing of Fort
Washington.

NORTON

are planning a November 14 wedding In Mechanicsburg.
Doug is an accountant with
Peat Marwlck Main

married

in

Md

town,

a

&

A. ROHRBACH '84 and G. SCOT CONWAY
be married on November 21. Kelly is employed
by the Hempfield School District in Landisville, and Scot
is employed by National Standard Co. in Mt. Joy.

ROGER WAYNE FRIES

and

"84

were married March 14
by IBM In Washington,

'81

'83

KELLY

GARY DANIEL SWANK

DIANE CRAWFORD AMEDEI

DOUGLAS RAY BERRY

and Lawrence Dean
employed by General

'84

Danville.

in

'84

is

planning a September wedding. Beverly is
working on an MBA degree at LaSalle University,
Philadelphia Roger is employed as the controller for R
J. Fries and Sons, Inc., Cheltenham.

of MountvlJIe Is a
dialysis unit at Commu-

nephrology nurse In the mylln
nity Hospital of Lancaster. She and her husband, Brian,
have two children: Ellse, two, and Mitchell, one.

AMEDEI

and David E. Boedker
Lisa is an advertising
representative for Press-Enterprise. Inc., Bloomsburg.

are

'85

'83

MARIE NOVELLO

married

'84 will

BEVERLY MIKLOS
EILEEN STORM WEAVER

L.

1988

LISA

Public Utilities Corp.

in

SCHUON

'84 and Gary Scott are planning a
wedding. Ruby is a senior processing
manager for Dun & Bradstreet Corp. in Allentown.

They reside

Hospital in
4

1985

as an

«SSK,pX

B,ld

^

DIANE MARIE HAINES *85 and Robert John Sniegowski Jr were married June 27 in Mmooka
Diane is
an elementary teacher at St. Stanislaus Polish

Church school They

National

live in Scranton.

JEAN-PIERRE DUNCAN
deacon

'85

^

was

in the

recently ordained a

United Methodist Church in Scranton
He
nt pastor of Faith Stairvule
and Slocum
United Methodist churches
He attends Drew University in Madison. N.J
where
he will begin his final year of theological
studv this fall
He recently received the Leslie and Emma
Uphoff
Scholarship for outstanding scholarship
He and his wife. Susan, are the parents of
two
daughters. They reside in Slocum Township

55B S

BARRY

B.

-

LOBITZ

85 are planning a June 1988 wedding Carol
has
been appointed assistant director in
the department

neallh services

Hazleton.

BRADLEY THOMAS CO WELL '85 and Kim Louise
Mertz were married recently at Reading
R D 2 Brad is
an accountant with Niessen. Dunlap
and Pritchard in
Montgomery County. They reside in Quakertown.

U

and Michael S. Overa
were married in Shavertown. Sandra is employed
as an
accountant for Perdue. Inc.. in Salisbury. Md
They live

an airman

first

ALANE MARIE SHULTZ

and Henry
Is

SHARON R MOHL

A.
married April

and Bryan A. Wood were
24 in East Amherst. N Y
Lori is a
kindergarten teacher and is working on her
master's
degree at the University of Buffalo. They
reside in
'85

Buffalo.

JAMES

A.

'85

ni

and Rebecca Lynn
Jones were married in Forty Fort. Jim. an pUot
in the
U.S. Navy, is stationed at Moffet Field. California
They
reside in San Francisco.

RICHARD

J.

WERNER

'85

LASKY *85 and Richard W. Field are
engaged. Lisa is a nurse at Pocono Hospital and is
studying for a master's degree at East Stroudsburg
L.

SUSAN CALABRO-ROBBINS

'85 received a master's
psychology at West Chester University in
'

In

May.

May.

in

L. ROBBINS '85 received a master's
psychology at West Chester University in

SHERYL LEE BARTON '85 and Dr. WILLIAM F
JOHNSON "79 are planning a September wedding.
Sheryl

is a nurse at Berwick Hospital, and
Bill, a
graduate of the Pennsylvania College of Optometry, is
employed by Dr. Frank's Vision Center in Bloomsburg.

BERNADETTE FORESE

'85 and C. Thomas Gay
25 in Coatesville. Bernadette is a
senior reports analyst for Premier Systems, Inc.
They
reside in North Wales.

were married April

LINDA LOU FRY '85 and Lonnie Lee Magargle were
married May 2 in TurbotvUle. They both work in Laurel.
Md., and their address is 11702 South Laurel Drive.

LAURIE JO KLAHR

?.^

and DAVID E. GRAY '83
were married April 11 in West Chester Janet is
employed by Diamond-Bathhurst, Inc., and David is
employed by Philadelphia Electric They live in Phoe'85

nixville.

and James D. Talbot wenMarianne, a graduate of
of K;,d.ologv, is employed ..I

'85

'85

'85 is classified

Sentinel

MICHAEL JACKSON

and KRIS

are planning a May 1988
wedding. Suzanne, who has passed the CPA exam, is a
staff accountant for Stiteler. Douglas and Clarke Ltd
West Chester, and Kris is a department manager for
IKEA in Dale City, Va.
'85

newspaper

,

and John C. Wieland III
were married May 2 in Lebanon. Joann is employed by
Italia Inc., King of Prussia. They live at 345 High
'85

Chet

M. LILLY '85 and Michael D. Pickett were
married June 6 in Bethlehem. Rosanne is employed by
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc., Allentown. They

M.

CUNNION

and

ANTHONY

R.

HANO-

the slates

foi

reaealgnment to
Mox
AIM)
'

D
Is

of

'

m

1
'

'"*

'

miw UW«PW

advertising

In

al

(he

Malvern

1

couniv

|

tuidcarc and Learning Cental

<

WENDI L HAM EH
company

in

86

a rental consultant for a

is

Wilmington. Delaware

CRYSTAL ANNE LAIJ,Y '86 and John R Sload were
married April < m Lancaittt
U ratal
a staff reporter
for The Press and Journal In Mlddlelown
They live in
Ifl

l.ancaslei

manager

'85

CHERI LYNN PLY MIRE '88 and Jeff Kugene Swartzoaugh we.r married February 14 in York
Chert is
employed by Holy Spirit Hospital in Camp
They'
Hill
live in Dover

burg'

are planning a

May

1988

by Sunshine Market Inc

JERRY GANZ

and Joseph Sebastian Jr
wedding Nadlne is employed
'85

in

a

management

position.

'85

MARY LOUISE SEMICEK

'85

ANNA MARY CECILIA WIRTZ '85 and Clen T
Casserly were married October 18 in Mahanoy H v She
Is employed by DeMark of Hazleton, and they live
in
I

and

'86

DAVID

1988 wedding Gorgi
Industries, Inc of Malvern
fall

II employed by
Norwood
and David Is a management systems programmer
with
(

oip

in |{|ue

Hell

EVA MARIE ZANOLINI '86 and Michael Tacconelll
weir married February 28 In Newark
Eva is a teacher
and they live m Lanham, Md

KIMBERLY ANN DULL
'86

and Clayton E. Funk
are planning a June 1988 wedding Mary Is employed
In
Our Lady Queen of Peace School in Shamokln

Mahanoy

B0Z0CH0VIC
rSSSSL.^
i>r,M< HKR 86 are planning a
Unisys

and LESLIE LAPINSKI '86 are
planning an October 17 wedding In Mooslc
Uslle
earned her master's degree In speech pathology
al Bl
in May Jerry, who recently
passed the CPA exam. Is
employed by Ernst & Whinney In Reading

I

and LEO C. HARRIS II
Mechanleshurg \mo Is
Township (N.J.) School District
'86

were married December

a teacher
liey

m

reside

the Wall

m

20 In

Manasipian, N

.1

MARSHALL ANOBL0 MARTIN 'W and Kathleen
skotek were married April
26 In McAdoo. Marshall is
••mployed as a manage, with We,,,,, fl
Klngtowri
They live in liloomsburg
|

<

,

City

FELLIN

LESLIE ANNE BARTOS

(Master's '85) and Paula J
Sotir will be married November 7 In Hazleton Gene
Is a
medical student at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine.
J.

III

Jr. are planning

and Russell

'85

an October

2

W

wedding. Sherri,

who also earned a master's degree In speech pathology
at BU. is employed by the Colonial
Northampton
Intermediate Unit 20

LORI VITACCO

'85 and
were married January 11

JOHN PETER STAMAN

'85

'86 and Jeffrey D. Shurock
planning a June 4, 1968 wedding. Leslie Is a
substitute teacher for the Shamokln Area and
Line
Mountain School District*.

are

LORI A BONACC1 '86 has been appointed assistant
secretary of First Federal Savings She Joined First
Federal In May \m» as a teller in the savings
department She is currently an IRA counselor.

SUSAN J. BOHN '86 and William E. Schulz are
planning an October 1988 wedding She is employed In
therapeutic services by the Evangelical Congregational
Retirement Village

Sybertsville. Prior to her
marriage. Lori was director of community services for
the Hazleton Branch of the Pennsylvania Blind Association John is a broadcast engineer for Channel
57 In

engaged

Philadelphia They live

Associates

in

In

HaddonfieJd,

NJ.

CINDY MARIE ROMANIK '85 and Robert E Barton
Jr were married May 23 In Upper Gwynedd Twp Cindy
is an account executive with Radio
Station WHOT in
Muncy They live in Bloomsburg.

ROBERT
"85

l>S(

in Carlisle.

reside in Trexlertown.

CAROL

R

?Y!?,
Rehabilitation
Hospital

<

and Paul S Romanic
were married April 25 in Allentown Judith Is
manager
d M,U ln Center Square They res,de ,n
Coopen

Street in Phoenixville.

ROSANNE

,s

JULIE ANN MARTIN '86 and Kayne Wesley Stugart
"•""-I V'»
Julie S a tearhe, al the Union

klndergar

.

JOANN MARIA MOHL

In

end

where they reside

,!

Hryn

Wood are

i

Mclntyre
'85

Mark R

and

planning a November 21 wedding
ten teacher In the Elk Lake
School District.

The

nI

•

"liege,

<

furniture

LOUISE M. HICKS

for the

'

ilrcrafl
Ui,l "' SS

i',Hr"

M
r™^
Mawr\

and Russell Keith Dlngelde.n

SHERRI LYNNE WILSON

SUZANNE RENEE GOTTSHALL

1

1986

M yerstown.

JEFF WELKER

U S
^-..i operates m

soon he returning

1987 1968

Laurie Is employe,! bv
Whinney as a certified public account am

EUGENE

JANET HELEN BLACK

•'•"<•

live in Cordonville

NADINE PERKOWSKI

RICHARD
degree

'85

I

JUDITH ANN MINNICH

University.

degree

MARIANNE HUXTA

married May 9 in
St. Joseph Hospital School

in

lieutenant in the

KAR1N SUE

Membership is awarded on the basis of academi,
performance and demonstrated writing ability

ePe
1
S
J
Ernst. &

a
<<»

DIEFENDERFER '85 and Allen
Mrav, were married Ma>
In State College
Karln
as a soiiware engineer at HUM
»! m Ployej
Singe, Inc.

D. SMITH '85. a second year student
at the
Dickinson School of Law. has been elected
comments
editor of the DICKINSON LAW
RE\ II u

They

P">moted by

1988

*85

and Sherri Ann Poliski
were married March 21 in West Chester. Richard is
a
credit analyst at Hamilton Bank in West Chester.
They
live in that community.

LISA

MiVini'n

'85.

">;»«

11
He: will

M,

KAREN

that hospital

McMAHON

;;;r

;;,
•

MIIJ.ER

t;

1

"

toi

KUBERA

LORI

,

employed by

nas

,8S

National Bank to aasletant
manager of the
Office. He joined the bank in 1986

»

Shamokln

'85

in that city.

REW

p2E2S55
onnsyiv...!,

class In

and Brad D Flandt are
wedding Sharon is I DUIM In
department at Lehigh VaDe) Hospital
2ft,

employed bv Berks
by Merld

Is

is

I

,°

planning a March

also earned a master's

TED WILLIAMS '85 has been appointed
financial
^ »* Mn **»«« S ^lees/ American Kxpre^
Lancaster He also earned his MBA at
BU

Mowbray

I)

who

33

Street,

BRADFORD WHITE

and W.

Brad

SSfiSF"*

MICHAEL
'85

'85

1987

Mam

,ive at 344

speech pathology at BU,

Air Force, has graduated from basic
training at
Lackland A.r Force Base. Texas.

are planning a June 1988 wedding Alane
the Susquenita School District.

The *

SHARON LEE WOOL

S.

Cemer

SANDRA LEE MOORE

'85.

Haz,eton

2^^J5g^-Sn*T0n,
dtgree in

THERE.SA ANN WARGO '85 and Dennis
Thomas
Bobber are planning an October 9 wedding
in Shamokln
Theresa is a medical technologist at
St
Joseph s
Hospital Health Center in Syracuse!
N V

DEBORAH A KRAMER

,™ E ALUMNI QU ARTERLY/Fall

C^Rh7m

of

advancement at the Hershev Medical
Center Her principal responsibilities include
marketing
analysis and research act.vit.es
for the University
Hospital She also earned an MBA
degree at HI in 1986
lonv is a staff accountant with Buckno.
Lisickv and Co
a public accounting firm in Allentown

the

and Nanci Ann Slusser were
married May 30 in West Hazleton Barry is
employed bv
Lobitz Catering, and they live at
740 Ridge Ave.'. West
'85

m™

SEK

J.

married June

DWANE
6 in

and Maribeth Knowles were
Shamokln Bob is manager of CVS
'85

ANDREW

J.

in

Myerstown

BELL

Andrew

is

CHRIS McDEVITT

'86
and Leeanne Zullo are
employed by Bruce P. Bell &

'86 is

a teaching assistant In the
at the University of

mathematics graduate program
New Hampshire

VIVIAN DIANE AUKER '86 and Kenneth Scott Seller
were married April 25 Vivian is a programmer analyst
for the Herehey Medical Center. They live ln Lebanon.

THE ALUMNI OUARTERLY/Fall

34

THOMAS KEITH MILLER

1987

Muncy died FebruWilliamsport at age 29. A veteran of the U.S.
Navy (1976-1981, he was working on his master's degree
ary 28
at

'86 of

in

v

BU.

Surviving are his parents, two brothers, two sisters,
and maternal grandparents.

SHERRY LYNN KRAMER

MOYER

and

'86

MARK PAUL

are engaged. Sherry is employed by Hertz
Penske Truck Leasing Inc. as an accountant, and Mark
is employed by APS Inc. as an accountant.
*86

LORI ANN HAAS '86 and Thomas A. Vlnitskl were
in Ranshaw Lori is a registered nurse

married April 25
at

Children's Hospital
Gienolden.

Philadelphia

of

CATHY ANN ELTRINGHAM

ALLEN FLOYD Jr.

'86

MARY KAY GOFFA
GREAVES

'86 will

employed by Shell

live

in

is

a substitute teacher in Berks County

schools.

In

and WILLIAM
Tamaqua. They

JENNIFER ANN FAULHABER

'86

Meeker were married November

22

and Kenneth H.
in Bryn Mawr
Jennifer is a special education teacher at Central Bucks
West High School, Doylestown. They live in Doylestown.

KARLA M. REESE '86 and Michael J Rapp were
married February 14 in Catawissa. Karla is employed at
BU, and they live in Bloomsburg.
'86

and Randy W. Donkochik are
is employed by

planning a May 1988 wedding. Diane
Geislnger Medical Center.

and BRIAN TAYLOR HAR
be married on October 3. Both are
'86

GERALD LEE SHOEMAKER

'86

VanBuskirk were married February

and Wendy Rene
14

They

live

in

THOMAS WILLANS '86 is a territory manager for
Carter- Wallace Inc., the Carter Products Division, In
Cranbury, N.J. He covers central New Jersey, Staten
Island and Bucks County.
TONI LEIGH PHILLIPS

and James E. Wollaston Jr
were married February 14 in Lancaster. Diane
is
employed by Ellzabcthtown Area High School.
'86

TAMALA SUE BRUBAKER
were married December 27

a teacher at

Kutztown

In

and Michael

J.

Denis

Lancaster. Their address

RACHEL M ONACKO '86 has accepted a second
grade teaching position at The Apple
Tree Primary
school, a private preparatory school
in Forty Fort.
'86

and Wesley

I.

Walters are

planning an October 1988 wedding.

JAMIE U)UISE CHELIUS

PATRICIA J. DEIBERT '86 was recipient of an
Outstanding Woman Award at the Columbia Montour
Counties Women's Conference at BU in the spring. She
received the award for advancement of women.
She is
pursuing a master's degree in communication studies at
BU.

'86

197 Foal Court, Lancaster.

SUSAN LANGE SMITH

and Glenn D. McCarty
Lancaster. Nanette is a
radiologic technician at Community Hospital of Lancas-

« and Fred

J.

Demmi

are

KIM R.
Apts. No. 701, Milford,

HOFFMAN

LORI

'86

is

ANN BARNES

'86

Parson

living at

Delaware

Thome

and Thomas Maley Jr are
is an account-

AN K ^CHAT '86 *s a COBOL programmer
»i?H£
AT&T
Communications in Fairfax, Virginia.
'86

16

'86

in

DOROTHY

J.

RHODES

'86

are planning a September
secretary/credit analyst for

and Mark Dana DeHarde
wedding. Dorothy is a
Nason and Cullen Inc of

Wayne.

DOUGLAS MARTIN '86 of Wilkes-Barre recently
passed the Series Seven exam given by the New York
Stock Exchange. He is an account executive with E
F
Hutton & Co. in Wilkes-Barre.

KAREN FREY

'86 and
Richard Dumbach were
Northampton. Karen is an accountant with Kuntz, Lesher, Siegrist & Martini in
Lancaster
They live in Ephrata.

married June

K.

married June

13 in

SEIGER

'86

and Mark W. Stein were
They live in Lewisburg.

6 in Mifflinburg.

JOSEPHINE MARIA MILIA

'86 and James A. Parrish
were married June 20 in Easton. Josephine
is
employed by the Kingwood Township School, Frenchtown. They live in Easton.

Jr.

LESLIE R. GOW '86 and Daniel Eric Munyan '86
were
married December 22 in Harrisburg. Leslie
is employed
by Apparel Affiliates Inc., Camp Hill.
They
live

Harrisburg.

for

and Vincent H. Wampole

THOMAS

I.

AMADLO

a second lieutenant in the
w «th the 510th Strategic
lio
I
Missile Squadron
at Whiteman Air Force Base
Mo He
is a missile launch officer.

Fo ce

DONNA

M.

S
i-

'86,

^'ng

COOPER

'86

and Charles D. Fox were
Donna also earned a
sP^h/language pathology at BU.
Gaithersburg, Md.

married June

Thtl
They

is

'

•.

6 in Hollidaysburg.

T^J"

live in

Scholarships
(Continued from Page

Templar

in

19963.

planning a September 1988 wedding. Lori
ant at Ernst & Whinney in Reading.

DENISE ANN YERGEY

May

ter.

CELIA
'86 is

Senior High School.

Milton.

is

NANETTE JANE DUKE

were married

1.

Oil Co. in Houston, T<

DIANE KUCHAK

were married in Gilbertsville. Denise is an assistant
manager at Kay Jewelers in Panama City, Fla., where

Jr.

they reside.

SUSAN K. FITZPATRICK '86 and Michael J. Dorner
were married December 27 in Hilltown. Susan is a
teacher, and they Jive in Bakersfield, California.

DIANE M. WODRIG
'86

were married

reside at Bechtelsville R.D.

They

engaged Jamie

11)

Thomas
Welliver

Wile

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/Fall

Computer use

1987

35

emphasized
As part of its effort to convert its curriculum to the
use of microcomputers in all business majors. Bloomsburg University's College of Business has initiated a

program

that will make AT&T personal computers
available to students, faculty, staff; alumni and
others
in the BU community at prices far below
normal retail
rates, according to John E. Dittnch. dean of the college
The AT&T 6300 basic model personal computer with a
dual floppy disk system will be available for $1,099. he
said. An enhanced version of the 6300. featuring
a 20
megabyte hard disk and a floppy disk drive, is Si. 499.
and software and peripherals for the PC also can be
purchased at the reduced rates. One can have the
system tailored to one's own needs, with options such as
a color monitor and a modem. Dittnch said
This program was made possible through an agreement the College of Business made with AT&T and

Computers Plus,

a firm in Ardmore. Pa., that will
supply the computers. The college also has arranged for
financing to qualified buvers through the United Penn
Bank.
Dittrich sent letters announcing the opportunity to
students enrolled in the Business College and to" BU
faculty and staff. Others who may participate include
all part-time or full-time undergraduate
and graduate
students, retired university faculty, alumni and mem
bers of university advisory boards.
Persons interested in purchasing computers as part of
this program should contact Judy Reitmever. computer
purchase coordinator, at (717 389-4019.
)

New

degree
approved
A new bachelor of science degree in health physics
was approved for BU at the July meeting of the Board
of Governors of the State System of Higher
Education.

BU has been working to develop an advanced
technology agenda complementary to its science and
health sciences program. In 1986, the Board
of Governors allocated $140,000 to the university for technology
equipment necessary for the development of a program
in the science of radiation protection,
known as health

FIRST

FOR NEW PROVOST -

Dr Belly Allamong (center), provost and vice presidenl tor
participated In her first BU commencement on August 13
Shown with her prior to
the exercises are (from left) Dr Harry
Auspr.ch. pres.dent. John Dorin. chairman of the Council of
irustees. Richard Benefield. member of the
SSHE Board of Governors, and Dr Charles H Carlson
assistant vice president and acting dean of
graduate studies, who delivered the

academic

affairs,

commencement

address

physics.

The new degree program is based on the need to
address problems caused not only by natural radiation,
but by the rapid increase of radiation devices
in
medicine, energy generation and warfare Interest from
regional industries such as the Pennsylvania
Light Company and Geisinger Medical

Power and
Center has
encouraged and assisted program development.
Additional information concerning the program may
be obtained by contacting David Harper, chairperson of
the department of physics, at 717-389-4150.

Athletes honored
A

large,

Commons

enthusiastic

on

May

2

crowd gathered
for

the

13th

In

annual

Scranton

Day

of

Champions Banquet Presenting highlights of the fall,
winter and spring sports seasons were I)r Jerrold
Gnffis. vice president for student life, Dr John Mulka

dean
1

!lub

ol

itudem development; and

Tom

«

alder,

executive directoi and assistant dlrectoi

oi

opment
Randy M.iy

'./,

past

presidenl

of

the

Husky

Husky
devel

(

luh,

presented the Coach of the Year award to Roger
Sanders, head wrestling coach and director of athletics.
Carla Shearer won the Eleanor Wray Outstanding
Senior Female Athlete Award, while sophomore basketball player Theresa lx>rcnzl won the Joanne MeComb
Outstanding Underclass Female Athlete Award

Rick Bonomo, three time NCAA Division I wrestling
champion al III! pound'., received the Robert Redman
Outstanding Senior Male Athlete Award Mark Hanks
(freshman wrestler) and Derrick Mill (sophomore football
player/track and field performer) shared the
Danny Lltwhller Outstanding Underclass Male Athlete

Award
Joshua Lee and Jay DeDea. who both came back from
knee injuries to stai on he football field, received the
Vernon Rochester Most Courageous Athlete Award
Most Valuable Flayers In each sport were Brenda
Blsset (women's cross country). Mark Klsasser (men's
cross country). Carla Shearer (field hockey*. Jay
DeDea (football
Berwick Forge and Fabricating
Flayer of the Year), Sean Flckford (soccer), and Wendy
l

—

AWARD WINNERS
Recipients of major awards presented at the annual sports banquet m May
were (from left) Rick Bonomo. top senior male athlete. Mark Banks and Denck Hill, who shared the
top male underclassman award. Roger Sanders, coach of the year. Theresa Lorenzi. top female
underclassman, and Carla Shearer, top senior female athlete

Wenhold 'women's tennis);
Alex Nelcha (men's basketball
Time Markets/
McDowell Oil Flayer of the Year), Theresa I/)renzi
'women's basketball). Bob Fotter (men's swimming).
Beth Roeder 'women's swimming). Bruce Wallace
(wrestling - Good as Cold Wrestler of the Year);
Scott Michael (baseball), Bill Kahres (golf). Cindy

Daeche

(women's

lacrosse).

Marianne

Fidishin

'women's track and field), Bruce Linton (men's track
and field). Susan Kocher (softball), and Steve Augustine
'men's tennis)

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/Fall

36

1987

Tuition increases
Tuition for the 14 publicly-owned universities which
comprise the Pennsylvania State System of Higher
Education increased by $150 ($75 per academic semes-

ter,

for the 1987 Fall semester. The new
schedule was approved by the State System
Board of Governors at its July 15 quarterly meeting.
The new basic fee of $1,830 for all full-time undergraduate and graduate students who are residents of
Pennsylvania is a 8.9 percent increase over the previous
year's fee of $1,680. Part-time Pennsylvania students
will pay $76 per undergraduate credit hour and $102
per
graduate credit hour.
Non-resident full-time student tuition will increase
$190, or 6.2 percent, to $3,266 per academic year for
undergraduates, and $168 or 9 percent, to $2,040
per

effective

tuition

TUCKER 'ROASTS' SIMMS
Casino and
celebrities

-

Bob Tucker "68, former Minnesota Viking and New York Giants
a guest speaker at the "Phil Simms Roast" held this spring at the Sands Hotel.
Country Club in Atlantic City. Tucker, along with several past and present sports

football player,

was

such as Ron Jaworski, Len Dawson, Marty Lyons and Jim Burt "roasted" the

MVP

Giants' Superbowl

at the special event.

Tucker now

lives in

New

academic year for graduate students. Out-of-state, parttime students will pay $136 per undergraduate and
$113
per graduate credit hour.
"The tuition adopted by the Board of Governors today
assists the State System in continuing its
mission of
providing the citizens of the Commonwealth with
a high
quality education and at an affordable cost," said
Board
Chairman F. Eugene Dixon, Jr.
"We appreciate the careful consideration given to our
appropriation by the General Assembly and
Governor
Robert P. Casey," Mr.Dixon continued.
State System Chancellor James H. McCormick
added
"We are pleased particularly with the line item funding
received for deferred maintenance, the
Pennsylvania
Academy for the Profession of Teaching, the McKeever
Environmental Learning Center, and minority
recruitment and retention needs."
"The increase of tuition assists State System universi-

m

meeting most of their mandatory cost increase
for the fiscal year," said Wayne G.
FaUor, State System
ties

York

Hazleton.

vice chancellor for finance and
administration

Parking changes
Several measures designed to ease
parking problems
on campus arc being implemented this
fall, according to
Robert Parrlsh, vice president for administration.
The measures, which were recommended
by the
university s Traffic and Parking
Committee following
meetings with officials from the Town
of Bloomsburg
include converting the north side of
East Second

Street
along the university to commuter
parking. The south
side of the street will be
designated resident permit

parking, with each
I he
Plan also
from Lightstreet
tennis courts) to
student parking In

commuter

residence allowed three permits
Includes converting Swisher Circle

Road around the perimeter of the
one-way traffic to allow commuter
the other lane. In addition, a
small

"

planned for the area between the
Centennial Gymnasium lot and
Chestnut Street, and the
SPaCe ln lhC B
r*
lot

So^^
Two
small

is

^

commuter

lots will Ik- converted to
faculty/
10 l0
e r Nortn "mberland Hall, and the lot
hPh/nH McCormlck
m
! ? 5
behind
Center

P ST

° EN S
Four past e residen, s °'
Alumni l
Association were recognized
during the annual
luncheon on Alumni Day
Honored were (from left) Millard
Ludwig '48. John
t he
tne

s asffsxssr

were James

~

Ru
BU

W. Thomas
Unable

Jua&wa

to

47.

and

attend

Dr. C. Stuart

was Howard

F.

Edwards '41
Fenstemaker

MS
l'u,en an ,f m

N D
t

he

'Zyw^J? ^*™^^**' ™"
7

U-S

0

in

^»

second

1

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/Fall

Music
The following concert-recital calendar for 1987-1988
has been announced by the Department of
Music:
Sunday. October
Decker, piano, and
2:30 p.m.

-

4

Faculty Recital

Mary Decker,

voice

November 4
M \KATHON OIL
November 20 21 — at Gettysburg
November u
YORK

For your
calendar

bv William
Carver Hall

Tuesday. October 13
MadrigaJ Singers Thanksgiving Banquet-Concert tickets go on
sale at 9 a m in
Office 114. Haas Center Payment must
be made when
order is placed (No telephone orders accepted
For

—

December
December
December
December

I

further information, call 717-389- 4284
November 19. 20 and 21.

Banquet dates are

Sunday. October 25 - Homecoming Pops
Concert by
s Choral Ensemble. Husky
Singers Concert
Choir. Annual concert of light, favorite
pop selections
directed by Wendy Miller and William
Decker Mitrani
Hall, Haas Center. 2:30 p.m.

Women

Tuesday. November 3 - Student
Recital by Frank
Arbushites. piano. Carver Hall, 8 p.m.

^

S
ay, N
ember 8
University-Community
,?y,
n
Orchestra „
Fall Concert with guest artist. Leslie
Parnas

~

Tickets required (available at Kehr
Information
at the door by 1:30 p.m.) Directed
bv
Mark
"
Jehnek. Mitrani Hall. Haas Center. 2:30
p.m.
cello.

Desk and

Thursday-Saturday, Nov. 19-21 - Madrigal Singers
Thanksgiving Banquet. Tickets required No
sales at
door. See October 13 listing. Directed
bv Wendy Miller
Scranton Commons, 7:30 p. m

Tuesday, December 8
Recital. Carver Hall, 8 p.m.

December

Friday,

11

—

-

Fall

Semester

Concert

Choir's

Student

"Joy

of

Christmas" Concert. William Decker conducts seasonal
carols and choral classics. Carver Hall,
8 p.m.

Sunday, December 13 - Concert Choir's
"Joy of
Christmas" Concert. Carver Hall, 2:30 p.m.

-

Sunday, February 14
Student Recital
Esbenshade, voice. Carver Hall, 2:30 p.m

by Jodi

-

Thursday, March 3
Concert Band Concert directed
by Terry Oxley. Mitrani Hall, Haas Center, 8
p.m.
Saturday,

April

-

9

President's

Ball,

featuring

Community Orchestera (directed by Mark
Jehnek) and the Studio Band (directed by
Stephen
Wallace). Dinner and dancing at Willow
Run Inn
University-

1987

37

Men's Basketball

Theatre
The Department of Theatre has announced the
follow
U,e ° B,00msDur
R Players' productions for
f

!2»?2!^
iyo7-1988

January
January
January
January
January
January
January
January
January

2

8.

9 and 10

Center. 8 p.m.

"I'm Not Rappaport" on October

Mitrani Hall. Haas

UnlWllb

29. 30. 31

1-orum (McCormick Center). 8 p.m.

9

C

16

Ql

18

89
25
27
30

"A Moon for the Misbegotten" on February 17
20 Mitrani Hall. Haas Center. 8 p.m.
"Fifth of July" on
p.m.

March

24

.

25. 26. 27

18

19

\

i

\

1

ai
>t

:io

^

,

years events. BU students and
ing communities are fortunate

citizens of the

laborto be able to enioy such
n.

exceptional performances."
All programs will be presented In
Mitrani II. ill will.
Sunday performances at 2:30 p.m. and weekday
per
formances at 8 p.m. For ticket information,
call 717 389
3900.

ERSVTLLE

i

Kill/town

CHEYNE\

;

.u

Weal Chattel

MANSFIELD
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Kasl Stiou.lshui k

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l>ee

II

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Basketball

Iminaeulata Totirnaiu.
at Mlserioordln (7:00)

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(7 IHM

Clarion (2:00)
Indiana 1 00)

at

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Dec. 5
Dec. 9

Artist

Other performances In the series include
the Lionel
Hampton Band on October 11. the Canadian Brass
on
October 28. "Evlta" on November 10. "Music
Man" on
rebruary 7. the Alvln Alley Repertory Ensemble
dance
company on February 23 and 24. the Peking Acrobats
on
4
and
Northeastern Philharmonic with
SFu i Stolzman
A.
Richard
on April 28
We a re P Ieased t0 00 able to present a program of
.ul
L
this calibre for the second year
of thiBMllei
Ul .prich
said. "We believe It will be equally
exciting as last

mm

Women's
Nov

Victor Borge will open the eight program
iVIrhnh
Series at BU on September 20, according
to
President Harry Ausprich.

VST STROl'DSlUiRi;

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Nov. 20-21

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Mansfield
Philadelphia Textile

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February 24
February 26

Carver Hall 8

Celebrity Artists

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February
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"Hamiet" on October

Susquehanna
George Washington

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6

(exhibition)

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Jan. 6

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Rock

(3 00)

Jan

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—

Feb. 24

(7 00)
(8 00)
(6:00)

at East 8troudiburg (0 ooi

(formerly

Briar Heights Lodge). Proceeds to the
Bloomsburg University Foundation general scholarship
and music scholarship funds. Limited number of
ticket
reservations available. Call Development
Office (717389^4128) beginning March 1, 1988.

Sunday,

April

Singers and

Wendy

Miller.

-

Spring Concert by Madrigal
Women's Choral Ensemble, directed by
10

Carver

Hall, 2:30

p.m

-

Sunday, April 17
Spring Concert by Concert Band,
directed by Terry Oxley, and Studio Band, directed
by
Stephen Wallace. Mitrani Hall, Haas Center, 2:30 p.m.
Saturday, April 23

-

Nov

21

Dec. 1
Dec. 5
Dec. 11

Jan
Jan

- BLOOMSBURG INVITATIONAL
- EAST STROUDSBURC- (7:30)

-

at

3
8-9

Jan. 15
Jan. 19

- at Virginia Duals In
- CLARION (7:30)
- at Millersville (7:30)

Jan 22 Jan 29-30

-

Hall, 8 p.m.

-

Sunday, May 1
Spring Concert by Concert Choir
and Husky Singers, directed by William Decker Carver
Hall, 2:30

p.m

Tuesday, May 3
Carver Hall, 8 p.m.

-

-

in
l.t

Feb. 16

NORTH CAROLINA STATE
- PSAC Tournament

PltUburgh (7 80)
ai Waal Virginia (2:00)
..i
I..., k Haven
(8 00)
ai

5

Feb
Feb

Norfolk, Va

Spring Concert by University-

Feb

Feb. 6

Lehigh Tournament (10:00)

- LOCK HAVEN (7:30)
- at Iowa State (2:00)

-

al

Cleveland Slate

at

Army

Fab

19

SLIPPKIO ROCK

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26

PENN STATE

Mar

4

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at

Vi.

(7

(7

Eastern Wreatllng League Champion-

ships

(7:30)

Mar

17 10

al

NCAA

I

Championships

A limited supply of the long-awaited Bloomsburg University Alumni
Directory is now available. The 8 x 11-inch soft-cover, perfect bound
volume contains the names and addresses of all Hloomsburg graduates
as of late 1986. Send your check for $15 (that's lower than the 1979
directory price) and receive your copy by return mail. Be sure to order
today before the supply is gone.
1987

Tuesday, May 17 - Catawissa Military Band Concert,
directed by Richard Martin. Carver Hall, 8 p.m

BU ALUMNI DIRECTORY ORDER FORM

.Copies of
(Please

'88

BU ALUMNI DIRECTORY

make checks payable

NAME
ADDRESS
CITY/STATE/ZIP

April 30

:«))

:<0i

Spring Semester Student Recital.

Alumni Day

IK))

(7:30)

THEY'RE HERE!

Community Orchestra, conducted by Mark Jelinek John
Couch, piano soloist Mitrani Hall, Haas Center, 8 p.m.
Tuesday, April 26
Student Recital by Greta
Luckenbill, piano, and Tracey Dechert, clarinet Carver

Wrestling
(9:00)

TELEPHONE

to

BUAA;

at $15

each

$

)

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THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/Fall 1987
um.m man
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N

nm MDM icl

mm

Classes thank
Dick Grimes '49

3

The Classes of 1949. 1950. 1951. 1952. and 1953 held
a
reunion during Alumni Weekend on June 6 at the
Best
Western Motel in Danville.
Checks were presented to the Alumni Association
for
S. Rygiel Alumni Grant, the John
A Hoch
Grant
ROb€rt Redman Scholarship

1

the Walter
1

Fund"

RECRUITING TEACHERS - More

than 100 recruiten representing 57 school district! and Intermediate
units from nine states were on campus In
April for the
fifth
annual North Central Pennsylvania Education
Consortium. Included among the recruiters were a
number of BU alumni: (from left; Ed Blackburn '60,
Wllllamsport School District; Fred Crow! '00, Ontral
Susquehanna Intermediate Unit, Barrv Smith
Midd
West School District, MarJorJe Stover '61, Lincoln
Intermediate Unit; Bernard Zabarowskl '58, Waynes-

M

Faculty
(Continued from Page

and the

are

text,

7)

the

result

Inventory of these works

-

of

catalogue or an

a

David Easton on systems
analysis; William Rlker on political power;
Buchanan
and Tullock on constitutions; Anthony Downs
on political parties, and many others,
together with some
original efforts to fill In the gaps.
' So
I've experienced the Impact and the effects
of
both the population and the Information

explosions on
Uieunlversltv, the department, the discipline, the course
and the students during the past four
or five student
generations. The university has tripled in
size
the
department has remained relatively stable; the
discipline has gone In several different
directions simultaneously; while the students have endured
this and other
6 and havc gone on t0 otner things.
In the ^te
?.
fSl"
1980s, It seems to be a time to take
stock of where we've
been, where we are, and where we
appear to be
headed.

...

"Former students

of the course

may

like to

read

this

work In order to discover just what it was
that I was
ta k ng about, and should
be delighted to know that the
original rough drafts were written
on the backs of old

question sheets, so the course has been
recycled
times over as a completely closed system.
But the
goal is to describe how and
explain why politic,
test

many

systems work the way they do as clearly
as possible,
ihus, I feel that 1 have an obligation
to be both incisive
and concise - to cut to the heart
of the matter, but not

wUh a
P add,n 8 and
!W?Lhave
a further obligation
lot of

material. I
suggest how the
and explanation may be applied in all
times
CeS
not Just ,lmlt tne application
to the
nnTifl
.
l "!?
ate
n
(Vn,l,r >' ^though thai will be
P?
f
the Initial point
of departure in most Instances
think that I
description

f,ller

to

I

In

mh

his

acknowledgments, he notes: "To the
manv
s udents, some of whom are
mentioned In end notes I
m U 0r
chaU
and for the Incentive
annthT
'M they have «Wes
and
the motivation
provided me
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Store
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of
$21.95,

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Homecoming, you might even

get

him

at a price

vou buy
autograph

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boro School District; Frank Repanshek 75. LancasterLebanon Intermediate Unit; Dan Boychuck '53, Pennsbury School District; Byron Chandler '69. Christina
School District; Tom Regan '61. Baltimore County
Public Schools, Franklin Rishel *67, Christina School
District; and Jon Andes 75. Harford County Public
Schools. Not present for photo were Don Bechtel 76.
Chesterfield County Public Schools, William McNelis
77, Lincoln Intermediate Unit; and Judy Jenkins '65.

Central Susquehanna Intermediate Unit.

A double-faced clock, handcrafted and donated by
Elwood Beaver '42, was raffled by the Class of 1942
on Alumni Day, June 6. Made of oak with
an
electronic mechanism, the clock featured
a traditional face on one side and a "backwards"
dial on the
other.

The winner of the clock
of Levittown, Pa.

was John

J

O'Donnell

'49

ters in

Washington,

D

C. In late

summer

she began a

new assignment as judge on the U.S.
Navy-Marine
Corps Court of Military Review
After earning a master's degree
at Bloomsburg in
1969 she attended the
the College of William

Marshall-Wythe School
and Mary

of

Law

at

While a student at Bloomsburg in
1966. she attended
he Women Officer Candidate School
at Quantico, Va. In
1970 she attended the Women
Officer Basic School at
Ua nCO and the Navai Just,ce Scn001
Newport. R I
? n
u
r
eived a certificate of graduation
from the
Ad! Jn
U
at tne Jud e Advocate
8
General's
i
f
?f
School
In r£°
Charlottesville. Va. In 1980. she earned
the
egr
rom the Natlonal La * Center at George
«.
)n
mv ers,ty and f0ur years later graduated
SS/ »" .
C ° llege ° f N3Val Warfare at
Newport

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^

whw

rT

Her duty assignments have included the
following
e
^unsel Marine Corps Development and
F
Education Command. Quantico (1971)

£ /S

U

el

prosecutor) and foreign claims com-

m?^oL?
r
missioner. Camp
3

C

Smedley D.

Butler.

Okinawa

(1971-

mi,i

ry jUSlice officer special courtmlrtl !. 2SSS'
!?
martial
military judge
and senior military judge
n(?
Special Omrt-Martial Judiciary.
Campy
Lejeune. N.C. (1973-1976)
-

S

Attorney and head of the Review
Branch. Office of the

C at
en ral U S Navy Wa shington,
D C.
U976
.Q7«r aand
H ?
5 of; the
(1976-1978).
head
Advisory Branch (1978-

Florida

JS5

(Continued from Page 8)

Expressing an interest but unable to
attend were Ruth
g 3 a nd her nusband Wa «er; A ™nda
FeJlPv >v M t ? , o
BUrRharl 79 Jo ^Phme Pack
73 C ° ra MU,er 78
" ui

m

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SBURG

- Attendin 8 toe lunche™ meeting
In St' p5IS
Angel ° and Mar p ox Albano '49
y
2
p'na,
fl!!T
0 Englewood; Thelma Brandon Bittner '28
and her

?

a
a Jam es J Dormer "48 of
Clearwater Beach
;
,
n'
Debra
Cardene Guerino
'80 of Pinellas
L Huns icker '32 and his wife. Edith, ofPark. Clarence
Venice Cvril
0f Sa aS ta and hiS
q
son
Neal J. r
,?
K
Gallagher '82 of St. Petersburg
and
allaCe StatCS 43 and her

«5

l

'

^^Al^r

1

Instructor. Criminal

Law

Division.

Naval Justice'
(198(M981) and academic direct0

o^i^T

™
in^ppn^

ad cat e (le 8 al counsel to the
command,
nd ° ff,Ce
r in Charge of Le al
Service
8
SuU?? Third
.support
ThirS p
c
Force Service Support Group Fleet
Force Pacific. Okinawa 1984-1986

M«J?«

(

Was named North Carohna's
"Outstanding
n , 9 5
has received two Merit*
rv?nt M i
8
Navy Commendation

r

Y^™g W
w°
rir

s

n

*'

,

Med^l^SLh^

^
?^

Medal. She has been admitted
to practice law before the
C0U ° f Appea,S of Vir nia (19
thetn, ed
^
r
3
0 Mi,i ary Review ,1972) the
United
S
es
m /
I
Military
Appeals (1972) and the United
States Supreme Court (1979).

sEET

oSS

Elzar

im
198b iW
1987

S

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Camper served
1

a arm'
academic

The following alumni attended:
Frances Cerchiao Abitanta and her husband
Daniel
and Kathleen Mitchell Boychuck, Charles and
Delores
Doyle Brennan, Muriel Wagner Brush and
guest
Donald Cesare. Mr. and Mrs. John Dietz. Mr. and
Mrs'
George Dotzel, Helen M. Gerringer. Mr. and
Mrs

Richard Gleockler. Richard E. Grimes. Del
Buss
Hamershock, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jackowitz, Mr
and
Mrs. Ed Jones. Donald and Barbara McNinch
King
Joan Havard Kilroy, George Lambrinos, David
and
Mary Lou Kubic Linkchorst. John and Nancy
Swartz
Lychos. Mr. and Mrs. John McNelis. Ennio
and Midge
Fanzo Manotti, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Messner.
Mr and
Mrs Robert Montague, Wilmer and Lois
Datesman
Nester, Jack O'Donnell. Peter Parnell.
Joseph Pelchar
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Plevyak. Walter
and Rose Marie
Domaleskie Pogirski. Frank and Susanne
Radice.
Robert and Carolyn Vernoy Reitz,
Rhoda Carls Richev
and guest; Nancy Fisk Riley, John
and Jeananne Evans
Scrimgeour. Joseph Sopko. William and
Nancy Powell
Swales. Warren and Julia Pichel Sterling,
Harold and
Josephine Padula White.

Camper

Albertson,

(Continued from Page 1)
woman military judge to preside and the first
woman staff judge advocate. At the time of the Marine
award
she was head of the military law branch
of the Judge
Advocate Division of the U.S. Marine
Corps headquar-

'

X%Ta

.

as interim vice president
for
EaSt Str udSbUrg ^'versity for
tt
?
year. In that position, he
was

responsible for the undergraduate
and graduate academic programs of the university,
faculty relations
budget development and control,
academic personnel
8
1
ro
P cedures and long-range planning. He

K^if

/adm «mstrative
!?

responsibility for library serv-

fees

During

the 1984-1985 academic year.
Camper served
as acting dean of the School of
Professional Studies As
dean, his responsibilities encompassed
all aspects of
academic administration, including scheduling
and pro-

gramming, budget development and
control, instrucequipment and supply needs, faculty and
staff
personnel policies and procedures for
faculty and staff
tional

Camper has

F^tion^
Educational

a

elected to return to the faculty at
ESU
be€n a member of the Department
of

r
Communications and
.

Technology

He was promoted

1972.

since

to assistant professor in 1975
associate professor in 1979. and
full professor in 1986

aS

nhnt!^ u
photography

He

stru ctor of black and white and
color
i"
studio
television production,

filmmaking

S Ua,

tiliZ ati0n

fs,npni
H cable
Kr
issues
and

,
and

'

communication theory and

satellite technology.

He earlier served as a secondary-level general
science
and biology teacher in the Norristown
Area School
and was a sub stitute teacher in several
D^ilr.

Philadelphia area school districts.
Camper is a member of the ESU Middle
States
evaluation Steering Committee, and
he has served as
on-site evaluator of
numerous teacher preparation
programs for the National Council for
Accreditation of

^

e

T

Educat <? rs

l
Education,
and the

.

the

New

He has served on

Pennsylvania Department of
Jersey Department of Educa-

the national nomination committee

of the Association for
Educational Communications and
Te
l
Delawa re Valley unit of the
S °.Ciety for Train ing and
Development, and
^hTq»
t
e
Uie State
System of Higher Education committee
for the
° f 016 ACademy f0r the Prof
csion of

Amprir^

P m2

\

Teaching

earne

3

mas ter's degree

in education at
master's degree in library
3 Rutgers Unive ™ty d975)
and a doctor of
education w
degree at Temple ( 1983

?
Tpm^fn
Temple University

(1972). a

)

^
Colleen? n
Un

of Pennsylvania
State
g
and
'versity Faculty, the
American
SoeietJ^ for
society
nr Training and
Development the Black

XSr*
S
.

Zi
pJ^UoMSi"^
-WhTs

580

in

?,]*

1

™

^e Blac'kCa^
H c was included in

and

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THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/Fall

Two named
Robert

Herzig

65

and

David

to Hall of

Linkchorst

become

"53

Fame

will

Bloomsburg University has drafted an

anti hazing
is in compliance with Act
749 which was
passed by the Pennsylvania legislature last
April All
institutions in the State System of
Higher Kducatton are

policy that

'

'

,

instituting similar policies

-

The following statement was issued bv the office
the
vice president (or student activities:

dm

scoring

list

'•Hazing is defined as any action or
situation created
whether on or off the fraternity or sororltv
premises on
or off campus, to produce mental
or physical discomfort, embarrassment, harassment,
fright, humiliation,
or ridicule
Any mental or phsylcal requirement
request, or obligation placed upon
any person which
™»ld i;ause pain, disgrace, Injun or which
ll personalty

with 1.362 points.

He was an All-Pennsylvania Conference selection
in
his junior and senior seasons and
was an All-Eastern
Regional choice in 1965.
In track and field, he performed

jumps and established

a

school

Herzig

was

a

and

1951

d^tMd.ng

Linkchorst

member

of the school's undefeated teams in 1948
under Coach Robert Redman His education
was interrupted for more than a year when he
spent
time m the service, and that absence from
campus
forced him to miss one season as the
Huskies' third
baseman.
During his time as a student/athlete, Bloomsburg
never experienced a losing season in any of
the three
sports in which he participated.

After leaving the school, he
served as a head
basketball coach at Mahanoy Township
and MahaiUM
Area high schools for 14 seasons, compiling a
record of
251-79 He teams won nine league
championships and
had a winning streak of 48 consecutive games
Linkchorst also performed as a member of
the Boston

Whirlwinds In 1953 and 1955. The professlo.nl team
toured the world with the Harlem
Globetrot
He is currently one of the top amatem golfers in
northeastern Pennsylvania and has won numerous
title
and at one time held course records at three
courses In
the area.

violates an> federal, state, local
statute

,.,

university pollcj

the high and triple
record in the latter
in

event which has since been surpassed
Following graduation, he played two seasons
in the
Eastern Professional Basketball League.
He is currently the president of Mediscript Inc in
Chatsworth, California.
Linkchorst was a four-year starter on the football
and
basketball teams and also performed for
three seasons
as a member of the baseball squad.
He has the
distinction of being one of very few
athletes ever to play
at Bloomsburg to earn 11 varsity
letters
In football, he was a defensive back for
three seasons
and played quarterback for the 1952 unit.
Linkchorst

concern

reflects

They will join an elite group of former
athletes and
coaches that includes Charles 'ChuckDalv "52
ham Foster. William Garson '63. Flovd' ShortWil
v"
k 74 R U
0Uk Danny Lilwhl,e,:
R,cha
>d
nnvHT9 p
u ?
Redman
Rol*rt Rohm 60. Ron Russo
52X3
70 and Robert
Tucker '68
Herzig excelled in the sports of basketball
and track
his 'our years on the campus from
l%i
ESJ?
u established
J8
to
1965 He
several single game, season and
career school records in basketball and
still holds the
Huskies standards for season field goal
percentage
(56.7), season rebounding average
(18.4), and career
rebounds (1,041). He also ranks sixth
on the all-time

^

,

<

,

h"eed"
1
I

1

-"'"' 'P-'t«'

m

activity,
su« h a.

"Today,

liability

'I'veiMh

is

fraternities
Itself

N (»n.

lt„-

wllllngess

an Individual
tivlh notwithstanding

'

''

1

Support your alma mater each time you
use the exclusive VISA card displaying

Bloomsburg's name and logo.

talks

with Sister
Catholic Campus

graduates
It

was

governor.

McGowan

Ministry

prior

to

of

the

BU

addressing

May Commencement Exercises
first
commencement address as

at the

his

Watch your mailbox

Anita

tO

"Su.ne pledging aetlv.t.es
which have taken place ,„
,M
"••"»« «'«•- lv illegal Weask.o, vom'snppor.
.•ndasMslanee in educating nm
students"

VISA CARD!

Governor Robert P Casey

to

as alumni, should share this concei n

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

—

ol

Is
a concern for everyone. The
implementing this polio to protect the
and sororities as well as the Institution

BLOOMSBURG UNIVERSITY

VISITS BU

01

la also considered haxlng
\m activity
described In this definition which the
initiation or
^•mission mto oi affiliation with
an organization is
'''" '"^ ol ll,(ll '<
"> conditioned shall he
,n.ned

THE

CASEY

39

Hazing policy

the 12th and 13th members of the
BL" Athletic
Hall of Fame during induction ceremonies
at Homecoming on October 24.

SVd

1987

for details!

)

It's

.

^

THE ALUMNI QUARTERLY/"-.

40

.

reunion time at Bloom!

Homecoming, October

HOMECOMING 1987 RESERVATIONS

23-25, 1987
NAME.

2 to 4

P.M.

ALUMNI-STUDENT MIXER

P.M.

First

Kehr Union

ADDRESS

(See details below)

7

.CLASS YEAR.

Last

Friday, Oct. 23

PEP RALLY

Centennial-Waller Parking Lot

FIREWORKS

Over Upper

Campus

CITY, STATE. ZIP

Saturday, Oct. 24
8

OPEN HOUSE

A.M.

Fenslemaker Alumni House

CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST
A.M.

9:30

DAY TELEPHONE

_NIGHT TELEPHONE.

5 P.M.)

(Until

Carver Hall Lobby

NAME OF GUEST(S)

UNIVERSITY STORE OPENS
6 30 P

(Until

M

)

FRIDAY

HOMECOMING PARADE

10 A.M.

(Beginning at Bloomsburg H.S.)
1

ART EXHIBIT AND RECEPTION

A.M.

11

Perclval
(Until

11:15

A.M.

1

Haas

My

"OX ROAST"

Nelson Fieldhouse

HOCKEY

FIELD

1:30

P.M.

FOOTBALL

6 P.M.

My

(Brockport)

(Millersville)

wipi hot

.

profession/position:

Lower Campus Field

Redman Stadium

DINNER-DANCE
Cash bar

the Alumni-Student-Faculty Mixer

undergraduate major:

Graduate degrees:

(Have a great buffet lunch and avoid
the pre-game traffic. $7 per person,
no tickets sold at door.)

P.M.

in

Gallery

R Roberts Retrospective
P.M.)

1

wish to participate

Name

Sheraton Danville Inn

of

firm/employer:

and cold

hor d'oeuvres. Buffet dinner
featuring roast beef, chicken divan
and shrimp scampi. Dance to the
popular Richie Molinaro and Silk.
All tor $20 per person. No tickets
will be available at the door
Reunion classes will be seated together

1

wish to schedule appointments to interview
students.

Type

of student, qualifications, prerequisites:

Sunday, Oct. 25
POPS CONCERT

2:30 P.M.

Mitrani Hall.

Haas Center

(Featuring the Concert Choir,
The Husky Singers, and
The Women s Chorale Ensemble)

1

will

have a prospective student(s) with me.

Name(s):

Alumni-Student-Faculty Mixer
Would you
you like to
happening

share career information informally with today's students
at BLP Would
some of your former professors to being them up to date on what is
your lite? This is a great opportunity to do both Simply
fill
out the

like to
visit
In

with

appropriate spaces on the reservation form, and
will be prepared for students
and faculty.

we

will

include you

in

SATURDAY

the dirctory which

you would like to use this day as an opportunity
to interview students for your firm
appointment times will be arranged through Mr.
Tom Davies. director of FJU's Career
Development Center.

Number

of reservation for '"Ox

Number

of reservations for

Number

of football tickets (at

Roast"

$7 per person)

(at

If

R

i^| availability,
.«i^ call
about

motel res «™»'°ns early. For information

Address correction requested

PARENTS! " you have been accepting mail for your
son
IS™",*
Ple
°f address and/or naine We wlU
^
fDd a
15 A^^tdy and mail
materials directly to tern.
phH^TTG

&
Syou
nr

$4 per

(at

adult,

(Please enclose check payable to

the Alumni Office.

Alumni House
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Bloomsburg, PA 17815

Dinner-Dance

$20 per person)

$2 per

child)

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