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1951

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The Annual Publication
of

the Student

Body

of

BLOOMSBURG STATE
TEACHERS COLLEGE
BLOOMSBURG, PENNA.
Volume XXXV

Lh

Foreword

Contents

ALMA MATER
FACULTY
CLASSES

ORGANIZATIONS
ATHLETICS

ADVERTISING

Si^/SO

Dedication

To Mk. Mausknecht:
For the
cial

hijihlv efficient inaiiiier in wliitli lie

l)usincss ot Bloonisburg State

conducted the finan-

Teachers College for twenty-fiv'e

years.

For
his

his j)atient

helping hand

For

understanding of students" financial problems and

in

many

his excellent

America.

cases.

example

as a citizen of these United States of

To Mr. Englehart:
For lielping

to

create one oi the most beautiiul ol

the State

Teachers Colleges.
For his

efficient service in

maintaining

this

campus

at the

highest

point possible the year round.

For putting forth
Superintendent
this institution.

ol

his

maxinunn

Orounds

ellort to

lulfill

the position of

in the lortv-five years that

he has served

Roll

of Honor

BARTLESON, WILLIAM

JONES, DAVID H.

BEILY, JOSEPH

KLOTSKO, JOHN

J.

BENSCOTER. RUTH

KRESSLER. ROBERT

BICKERT. ROBERT

LUPASHUNSKI, CHARLES

BROKENSHIRE. JAMES

MORRISON, JOHN W.

BROOKS, CHARLES ALLEN

NOVAK. HENRY

COLEMAN, HARRY

PARLETTE. KENDALL

CONRAD. PAUL
CREASY, JAMES

E.

PODZIELINSKI,

B.

LEONARD

GERALD

DAVIES. IVOR

POPE.

DE NAPOLI. JOHN

PUCKEY, CHARLES

DODSON, DEAN

PURSEL, ELMER.

DUNCAN, FRANKLIN

RADZAL GERALD

DYSLESKL WALTER

FRONCEK, JOSEPH
GAVIS, JOSEPH

R.

R.

REESE, JACK

A.

GLEN

JR.

D.

ROAN. WILLIAM ROBERT

R.

SAVAGE. ALLEN

F.

SCHWARTZ. RICHARD

E.

STOUT.

HARRELL, WILLIAM

WILLIAMS. ROBERT

D.

C.

ARTHUR

HAHN, JAMES

HOUSE,

S.

FRANK W.

RIDALL,

E.

GUNTHER, LOUIS

T.

PAUL, RICHARD

L.

FENSTERMACHER.

R.

LARRY
When

dut\

whispers low, Thou must.

The \outh

replies. / can

— Emerson
This

list

includes onlv those

who

entered the service prior to publication of the Obiter.

J.

3n iHemoriam
The sudden death
pital in

id Dr.

Ted

J.

Sallerfield.

during an

o|jeratiiiii at

Jefferson Hos-

Philadelphia, on August 16. 1950, eanie as a profound shock to the facuhx

and students of the Bloomsbiirg State Teachers College.

\\

college

hile at

Bloomsburg. Dr. Satterfield uon

community

the respect

and admiration of the entiie

b\ his earnest a|jplicalion of the highest ideals of education in his

classroom teaching.

In the capacity as line coach of the football team, he was instrumental

build one of the greatest football teams ever produced

at this college.

in

helping

Their brilliant

record reflects his ability as a coach.

Dr. Satterfield was an outstanding example of the American teaching profession.

He

not only attained high scholastic honors, but he also inspired and materially aided

his students to reach for the finer things of life through education.

OUR

UMU

^i>'

Bloomshurg Forever

12

Thru

the wind

Thru

the rain

Thru

the storm

13

Bloomshurg Forever

14

Just the thought

Will keep

15

me warm

Ill

(dwajs rememher

16

All the fun

That

ive

had

In days of yore

17

Ifs Bloomshurg Forever

18

E

ffitaiaiBgaiBe

gggai J

Bloomshurg forevermore

M. Kaplan

19

i

Author)

Aerial vieic of our carn])us

—

Alma Mater
Far aliove the river winding.
Midst the mountains grand
Stands our College, dear

to

students

Far throughout the land.
Far and wide though we
Still

may wander

our hearts are true

To our hilltop Alma Mater

We our pledge renew.
Ever seaward Susquehanna

Never resting flows
Ever upward,

striving,

Onward Bloomslnirg

climbing

goes.

Chorus
Hldomshurg, Bloomsburg, Bloomsl)urg, College.

Up

on College Hill

Years

True

to

to

come

shall find us ever

Bloomsburg

still.

Joseph H. Dennis

21

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ADMIKISTRilTIOK
AID

Filf^in

'tt^

HARVEY

DR.

A.

ANDRLS

To Students of the Mid-Century College Year:

Any
ly

sensitive person, in his passage through life,

aware of those

who have

to

whom, mentally and

—consciously

spiritually, he

or unconsciously

— molded

becomes increasing-

owes the most. Those

his thoughts

and beliefs

and conduct.
Such molders of men are seldom
the

powerful

—

ihe obviously successful, the wealthy,

a teacher, a parent, a priest, a grandlather. a friend, and.

sometimes, a fellow student.

These unknown men and women holding
restraint

fast to eternal values,

and repose and good maimers are by

their lives

and

wise in

jiractices the

guardians of our present civilization.

That you

may

realize your debt to those

your obligation by helping others,

is

the

you owe the most and repay

hope of

President.
24

Members

uj the College

Community:

Today, as never helore,

democracv

the

of

our wav

of

a teacher's
life.

classrooms and our extra-curricuhir

This means that the processes of our
life

are very ini|)ortanl.

At Bloomshurg our extra-curricular
ing.

life

Here, we have developed social living

stood and appieciated
of

professional activities must reflect

l)y

most of us close

to

has an unusually l)road meanto a

it.

degree not always under-

To me,

this is the real spirit

"Old Bloomshurg.
Sincerely youri-

Dean

\)K.

TIIOM

\s

of ln.struction

1'.

,\(»HTII

Administrative Officers

p. G.

MARTIN

E. D.

Bnsinesa Munaser

irst iiciw,

Lelt to iiislil— A. U:inii!in.

SHARRETTS

Siipcrinli'nilrnI oj

11.

Grounds

KvitIj. M. IVei. E. Wikoli, M. Xriiiup, A. Kiiishl.

Stiiiuliiif— B. K.veii.v, L. i:clsl:ul, il. Kollosiir,

26

M. Luschyk,

II.

Ilaggert.v.

THE

DEANS

MAKGl EKIIE KEHR
Dean

of

If

JOHN

omen

If

there

ever to be a better worlfl.

is

to require better

people

to jiiakc

il

il.

and

citizens will be needed.

the Class of 1951 furnish

its

full

li

May

share of

Some two thousand

is

there are to be better people, then better teachers, parents,

HOCH
Men

oj

To Bloomsburg Men and Women:

To THE Class of 1951:
going

A.

Dean

all

tus,

had

Marguerite Kehr,
Dean oj Women

years ago the philosopher, Epicte-

about education:

"The Ruler has

said that only the free shall be educated, but
that

only

the

educated

moderness of Toynbee

may

of these.

this to say

shall

be educated, but only the
spiritual spark of genius

main

free."

God has
To add

said

to the agelessness of Epictetus,

modern

well sav in this

be

vv(jrld:

liiily

Only the

the

we

free can

educated will find the

and morality necessary

to re-

free.

John

A.

Hoch.

Dean of Men

RALPH

S.

HERRE

Social Studies

Colgate University. B.S. Teai-li
ers College. Albany. New York.
M.A.: Graduate Work. Clark

ROBRHT

B.

REDMAN

Sorio! Sftlf/ici null
Atlili'lir Citorhimj

;

Univer.sity,

New York

University.
University of Buffalo: Pennsylvania State CoIK-L't'. Ud.O.

MARY

E.

rniversity
Teacherji
ver.sity.

of

ETHEL

MacDONALD

AnKiaUint fo Denn of Womi'tt ;
Ciiordiuator of Giiiflanre Si-rvircs
Micliisan.

A.B.;

Columbia llniA.M.; Graduate Work.
("ollefie.

Coluiubia University.

A,

(IHft Mot/lfilllltirs

uinliia
ii.itr

Illinois. A. It.: Col
l'ni\ersits'. M.A.: (ilMil
C
\Vork.

^yha.iia State Callege: Graduate
Work. Iniversity of Wisconsin;
Duke University, M..\.

HANSON

Asaisiatit Dvfiii of \y
University of

Swartlunore College. A.B.: Penn-

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DEPARTMENT HEADS

RICHARD O. HAI.LISV
Director of Hiisincs.s En
Stnte Teachers Collefre, Whitewater,
Wis
sill. B.Kd.;
University of Iowa.
M.A.: Graduate Work. University of
rittsburjrh.

KDNA
liirt'i-far

EKMvSr

HAZKX

J.

of Eliiucittarf/ Ednruiion

Normal Srhool, Kdiiiboru. Pennsyhania; Alieirheny Ctdlege. Meadville,
State

l*eiiiis\ Ivaiiia

B.S., Nl.A.;

Co

:

u

I

ni

hi a

University,

Graduate Work, New York

University, Clark University.

BUSINESS

WU.I.IAM

(.

KdHNK^
Now WwV

TiMiipIe I'liiversitv, U.S.;
veisity. M.A.: Craihiati-

I'nivoi-^ity. Chica^'o I'iii\ rivity.

ILA^ION

II.

IIINM.I,

Slate
Teaeliers ColleKe,
BloiirnslairK.
renns\ivaiiia, B.S.; Teiiiple 'iii\ersity.
M.Kd.: New Vi>rk Universit\'. (iraduate
I

Work.

Slate

Tfacliers

College.

Blooinslmrir.

tJraduate Work.
HuekiU'lI Universitv: Nortlnvestern I'liiversify. M.B.A.
reiii!s>*lvania.

ENGELHARDT

EDUCATION

IHAKl.KS

KAIU, A. (iKHKIi;
I'lii-

Wurk. llar\anl

H.

Director nf Sfcandar// Education
and Placement Service
Director of Extension Education
Bucknell University, A.B.; Xew York
Universitv, Buoknell University, M.A.;
University of Pittshursh. Ed.D.

B.S.

;

IIDN'OKA M.

28

HF.MUE

Teaeliers

renns>'lvaiiia. B.S.

NdVES

CeiTKi' Washin-lnn UiLiversitv. B.A.:
Universitv of I'ittshnrgli, M.Kd.; Gradn.ile Wcjrk, I'ennsyh aiiia State College,
Cnlnnibia University.

H.

College. Bloomsburg.
Temple University.
\1.K<1.'; Graduate Work. University of
I'ittsburgli. Xew York University.

.'^tate

WAl.TKK

:

S.

KVGIEI,

Temple University, B.S., M.Ed.: Graduate Work. Temple University. University of Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania State
College.

Wll.l.lAM

M.

STEHMNC.

.\L\KJOKlK

KKL LKK SW AK

svlvaiiia, B.S.;

State Noiinal Sclinol, DiploHiiffalo. B.S.
SyraM.S.Ed.
Instructor's
KatiiiK Siiit;lo kiiKiiie Loaf!; Designated
Kxaniiiier No. 3t09 (C. A. A.):
ri;itlsl uii:
•

Mia:

r nivfisity of

rust'

I

fnivt'rsit>",

17,

State Teachers Collo ?e. India iia. I't'iin
Unive rsity of r ittslllUKll.

Ari
M.Ed.; Graduate
Wisconsin.

;

W ork.

Uni versify of

;

,

Work, United Air Lines Pilot
Denver, Colorado.

C.raihi, ite

School,

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION

f
MKS. LTCILK

J.

EDNA

BAKKK

TfnchiT. (inuir I
Western State College. Colorado. A.H.:
Tri-State College, Indiana. Mus.B.; Col
unibia University. A.M.: i> rad ua t e
Work. Te^talozzi-Froebel School. Cliicago, Illinois; Denver University, Denver. Colorado.
Tniniiiif/

Triiiiiini/

McMiinay

J.

HAKN'ES

Tcnr/n

C.>lle?e,

r,

Gr(uir

VI

.Jacksonville.

Illi

Western State College. Maconili, Illinois. U.S.: Columbia University. M.A.:
(irailuate Work. University Columbia University.
nois.

;

M

\K.lui;ih, >|i.\

(IKACK

i.i;

Tiuiiiiinj Ti'dciit:/-, SiK-ciiil Clriss

State

111"

MirliiL'aii.

rcniple

\V()(H.\\(Htri|

I

KimU'ryartot

Teachers CoIIefie. Kearney, Nebraska: I'liiversity cif Cliicatro, rii.H.
Ihiiveisity (if (alilinnia ('Dhnnhia liiiversity. A.M.; (iraduatc Work, Coluni-

TejH'Iiers
CoIIoj^e.
HIimhiisIiui^'.
R.S.:
( ;i-;i(iu.-ite
Wink.

State

Pen 11-^ viva Ilia.
l'uivi>rsit\

It.

Tnihiiiif/ Ti'uc/it'f,

Hi-

;

vo^^itJ^

Uiii\ei^ily.

Iiia

SECONDARY EDUCATION

OI,I\K I'AVXK
Art

UKKMAN

l-.DWAKU

1.

HOWARD

I)K \'(»K

F.

FENSTEMAKER

Fort'hiii Lfiiif/iKif/es

Associate Ed. 11..

University of Cliicajjo,
Pli.B.; (;'milnate Wnrl;. Univelsit
Inillalin, Oswald .\rt .'iclionl.

v

iil

HlooMisl)ur^'.
Collesre.
reiinsylvaiiia. B.S. Ihu-kTiell I'liiversity.

State

Teaeliers

;

(Iraduate
M.Kil.
Stale Colle-e.
:

Work, rennsvh aula

State Nornial Si'luml. Blooriisbur^. Pennsylvania; University of Micln"is:an. B..A.:
New York University. M.A. (ir.aiUiate
Work. University of PenTi>yI\.ini.t.
:

>

JOHN

.1.

ALUK

FISHER

GEORGE

.lOHNSlOX

J.

KELLER

Art

Goshen
Indiana

Colle'ie. Cioshen.

University,

Indiana. R.A.:
(Iraduate

M.A.

:

Work. University of Pennsylvania.

Uol-

unit)ia University. I'niversltv of Cliicairo,

Ohio State University.

Park

Colle^'e. Missouri.

I-.B.:

Columbia

liuiversity. M.A.; Graduate Work. Uniof Wisconsin. C'()lumhia Univer>^it\'. University of Mi of Chieairo. Cential .SclionI of Speech.
"versit>"

\ew York League
Hani of Hearing. Feafian School

London. Ensrland;

Dramatic Art,

New

York.

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for
r)f

State Normal School, Bloomsbursr. PennTeachers College. Columbia
sylvania
University, B.S.; Bucknell University.
:

M.A.

KIMltl'.K C.

KISTKR

il

State NorTiial School. Blootnshui-fr, rtMiiisvlvania; University of Micliigan, B.S.,
M.S., I'li.D.

LUCY

Ml

CAMMCIN

Hcnitli E.liiriiiifii

NELL MAUI'IN

L.\NTEUM.\N

AliOl.D H.

BiiihKiiriil Srifufi'

Flnjairal Sftpiirt'

nioom.sbuTK.
Sl.ite
Toafliers C'(illcg:e,
York I'niver
iV'riMs\ l\aiti;i. B.S.:
York
-ity. .\l..\.: Cradnate Work,
rilivelsitj'. reniisyh aiiia St.ite (olle^^e.

New

New

I'eal.ocly Teaelier.s Colleffe. B..'\.: Vaii(leiliilt I'niver.sltv; Cliieaffo I'niversitv:
lIiiiveTsity of Iowa, M..\., I'li.D, ; New

^'ork

KDWAHI)

H.XKKIKl' M. MOClliK
I'lililii-

llni\er.-.it>'.

A. KIO.VMS
Snrinl Sllldlrx

Sriinul Miixir

Soutliwe.-iterTi

State Te.o-liers ColleKe. Kirksville. Mis

Ivansas Wcs]c\;iu. .\.H.: ('olundii.i

Springtieid,

souri: Unsli ('oiiservatiu'\". Cliieaeo. Illi
iiois. Mus.li.; New York t'niversity. U.S.
Music Kducation. M..\.; Craduati
ill
A\'ork, New York Uni\ ersit,\-. University'
of Cliica^'o. Waslii!i;;tou l'ni\ersity, St
LiHjis. Missouri.

versitv. M..\.:

Missouri 'I'eacheis Colli'ije.
Missouri. .\.It.: ('oluMiI)ia.
University. M..\.; Graduate Work. .Ma^
banuL Universitj-. Colunihia I'niversily.

liui-

(oaduidc Work, reiiusjlvania State Collei.'e. New Idrk Univer
Universitj- of Siaitlicrn California.

sit>'.

(^
m^^
H.

HAHKLSON

KUSSKl.l.

.1.

(reociraphif
Illinois State

Normal University, B.Ed.

Clark University. M.A., Ph.D.

.\l.MrS

KUSSKLL

^M M
HAROLD

Dartmouth

College. A.B.; Cornell Uni-

versity, .A.M., Ph.D.; Loiulon liniveisitj-.
Certificate.

31

S.

SIIKLLY

Phf/sical Erhirnfion

Eiif/lisfi

Northern University. Ada, Oliio.
A.H.: Universitv of Miclunnii. Ann \r
Oliid

bor, Michigan,

M.A.

S.

SHOKTESS

I.

r.AUL

Phijxicnl Sficitcf

Mlirisht

E.

W.\GNEK

l'cirii>ylvania State College,

A.B.: University nf
M.S.: (iradiiate Wiiriv.

C.ilk'sre.

i\'iin^>h;iiii;i.

New Vork

M.^KG.AREr

E.

WALDRON

Muthfmatirs

B.S., M.S.,

Wclli'sley ColleKe, H.A.; fi)lunibia I'niM.-\.: Grailiiato Work, rniverof Southern California, Harvard

ver-iity.

Tiiiversity.

sity

University.

.sAMlEi.

i,.

WILSON

SIKl'MKN

EntjUsh
liucknell

liiiversitv.

rniversity.
M.A.:
I'enn.sylvania State
r.'niver.'iity.

I'rinitr

So. I!.;

Graduate

Coluniliia

Work.

College, Harvard,
I'niversitv.

New Vork

DELLA

M.

Ill

AVER

Kcononiies.

University. U.S.

in

lloine

G. MUVSKEXS
Circulation Librarian
State University of Iowa. B.A.; Coluiniiia University, B.S. in Library Science.

32

M.

nf Mi(Xir

* ale I'niversitv School of Mn Musie; Student. Tobias Matli.iv Pianoforte Sehool. Koval A.adenn of Musie.
aTid Dalero/e Sehool. all of London,
Kniland.

MATHILDA

Diclitiini

Syracuse

U. IIOI'KINS

firliDiil

BEATRICE METTLER
GntfliKttt' .Vf/r.se

Hueknell University, .\.B.: l^niversity
of Pennsylvania. M.S.: Graduate of the
lolnis Hopkins Hospital Sehool of N'ursitiff.

Baltimore.

Work.

Maryland:

Graduate

University of Chicago;
Pennsylvania and Niaryland.

(.MHERINE

L.

R.N.,

ZEALBERG

Librnritni

State Teachers College. Kutztown. Pennsylvania. B.S. tieorse Peabwiy College
for Teachers, Nashville, Tennessee, .M..\.
:

Class Advisers

HdWAHD

K.

KKS'SIKMAKKH

CI.

AVION

HINKKL

II.

l!M7-ls

KIMBER
19

C.

KUSTKK

-MARJDKIK KKI.l.KR SWARTZ

]!»-.'>()

The Class of 1951

l!l.'i(l-,il

is

members who

sincerely grateful for the help of four faculty

have served as advisers throughout our four years of college.

Mr. Fenstem.aker

1947-48

Mr. Hinkel

1948-49

Dr. Klster

1949-50

Mrs. Swartz

1

These four people
1951 was

We

lia\e heeii a steading influence

during the time the Class of

in College.

thank them for their inspiration and careful guidance.

33

9.50-51

mnu

f/-,v

Senior Class
OFFICERS
Richard M. Kressler

I'le.sideiil

I

ice

Carl Persing

Piesulcnt

Secretary

Barbara Frederick

T reasuier

RussEL Davis

lllsloiiaii

Marie Mattis
Mrs. Swartz

Class Adviser

Front Ro«-. Left to Riglit

Back Uow

—

— X.

I'owell.

Iliivis,

I!.

The lung

.1.

It.

!'.

fmalh heen realized, and graduation day is upon
The husy program necessitated by student teaching, together with

for the big events of the year, leaves the senior with little time

hands for extra-curricular

Onlv
flict

five short

—World

I''ri*tiHri<-

ncaii.

smight-aftfi gdal has

the Class of 1951.

making plans

Krcssler, B.

I'lincll.

War

vears ha\e elapsed since the end of that

Many members

II.

of the Class of 1951

terriliie

who

and gigantic con-

participated in that

struggle face the ])ros|)ecl of again being called to the defense of their countrv
future looms, uncertain,
the high ideals

on his

activities.

liut

and pur])oses

.

Their

whate\er the outcome mav be. thev will alwavs remember
instilled here at

Bloomsburg.

Business Education
Offering curriciduins leading to a Bachelor of Science degree in Education, the

Business Education Department seniors will graduate with certification in several of

Bookkeeping and Accounting. Business English. Commercial
Law, Commercial Mathematics. Economics. Junior Business Training. Office Practice.
the following fields:

Retail Selling. Salesmanship. Shorthand, and Typewriting.
of the De|)arlment are located in iNavv Hall.

Class In

T\ pinfi

Offices

and classrooms

MARY ANN ALARCON
Keiser
Serrctarial, Retail Selling. English

Waller Hall Association; Business Educalion Cliili;
Fnlnre Teaeliers of America; Women's Glee CInl).

SHIRLEY

G.

ASHNER

Leliifililon

General C.onimervial
Christian
Association; Lntlieran Sliiclenl
Association; Women's Glee CInb; Business Edncation

Sliulent

Omcfia Pi (Treasurer) Future Teachers of
America; B Cluh; Waller Hall Associati.m; Waller
Hall Governin;; Board (President); College Council;

Gluli; Pi

;

Kappa Delta

Pi.

CERALD ARTHUR BACON
Towanda
Secrelarinl. Ketail Selling. English

Dorm Men's Association:
Men's Glee Club; Business Education Club (Vice-

Day Men's Association;
President);

Phi

Sigma

Fnter-Fraternity Council
ers of America.

Pi (Secretary, President);
(President); Future Teach-

LEWIS BALLANTINE
Shamtfkin
Aecounling, Retail Selling. Tyiiing
Business Education f!lub; Phi Sigma Pi; Kappa
Delta Pi: Dorm Men's Association.

ROBERT

J.

BRUCHS

Hazlelon
.Secretarial.

English

Business Education Club; Dramalic (luli:
Aviation Club.

JAMES

R.

CREVELING

Bloomsburg
.4(((innling. Retail Selling.

Taping

Business Educatiim (^lub; Aviatioti Clidi
Pi Omega Pi; Day Men's Associaliou.

ROMEO DANNI
Ailentown
General Coninien

iai

Council; .Science Club; Jiuiior Class (\i
President)
OliITEH IM.SO (Business .Manager).

liege

;

RITA M. DIXON
West Hazlelon
General Commercial
(_)l!ITi;n

t:iub;

1949;
Pilot

Women's
(Assistant

Cliorus;
Editor.

Business Education
Editor); Dramatic

Club; Future Teachers of America; .'stuileiii (Christian
Association;
B Club; Waller Hall Association;

Newman

Club.

37

.

CHARLES

L.

EDWARDS

Slianii.)kin

General ('.onimervltd

Dorm Men's Association:
Men's Glee Club: Business Education ('hili: Maroon
and Gold : Olympian: Fiitiiie Teachers of America:
Pennsylvania Fiitnre Teachers of America
\ iceDay Men's Association;

(

President

)

ALBERT

C.

EREMICH

Calawissa

Accounting. Retail

Scllinf;. T\i)inf;

Football; Track: N'arsity Club (Secretary)
Day
Mens Association: Dorm Alen"s Association.
;

ANNA

B.

FREDERICK

Mifflinhurg

General
.Senior

Class

(.Secretary);

('oniniercial. English

Maroon and Co\d Band
Maroon and Gold; Women's Chorus:
Secretary:

Business
Student Christian .\ssociation (Treasurer)
Education Club; Pi Omega Pi (Vice-President):
Kappa Delta Pi: Future Teachers of America:
Waller Hall Association l('.o\erning Boanll.
:

JOAN

A.

GRAZELL

Shenandoah
Secretarial. Retail Selling. English

Waller Hali .Association; Future Teachers of America:
Business Education Clid): B Club; Fashion Show.

JOHN M. GREENLY
Millville

Accounting. Tyjiing. English
Business Education Club; Day Men's .Association;
Future Teachers of .\merica.

MABEL

E.

HARRIS

Beach Haven
General (.ommercial, English
Business Education Club; Student Christian
Association: Future Teachers of .America.

MICHAEL HEMLOCK
Berwick
Aci'ountiug. Social Studies
Pi

Kappa Delta Pi; Business Education
Day Men's Association: Future Teachers of

C)inega Pi:

tdub:

-America.

JOHN

D.

KEEGAN.

JR.

Shamukin
.Accounting. Retail Selling

Athenaeum Club; Maroon and Gold: Aviation Club;
Future Teachers of .America; Men's Dorm .Associalii>ii;
Dav Men's .Association.

3a

GORDON

L.

KEMP

Nescoppck
GfiitTd/ Commercial. Typing

Class

('..
G. A. (Treasurer): Business
College Council: Day Men's AsOnu-fia Pi: Kappa Delia Pi.

Presiilfiil

:

Kducation

(iliili:

Micialicin;

PI

JOHN KOCUR
JunecJale

Cenfral Commerriid

^^

I'ulure Teachers of America; Student Christian Association: Day Men's Association: Dorm Men's Association: Men's (ilee
ness

Education

Newman

(jlnh;

CHARLES

G.

Club.

KRAEMER

Scranton
Aci omuing. English

Business Etliication Cluh: Men's Glee (!luh;
Pi Omega Pi; Kappa Delta Pi.

Jt^
CHARLES LOCKARD
Muncy
Accounting. Retail

Scl/in/:

Business Ediiration Cluli; Day Men's Assucialiou:
Liitlieran Stiuleiit Association.

ROBERT MAZA
Nanticoke
Secretarial. Social Sluilies

Business Education Clidj; Day Men's Association:
Dorm Men's Association: Football: Basketball:
Lutheran Student Associalicm.

ROBERT

S.

MERRIFIELn.

JR.

\eillucu-. N. J.

General (U>mniercial. Retail Selling
Business Education Club (President): Day Men's
Association: Student Christian .'Vssocialiou
Fulnre
Teachers of America.
:

LILLIAN

MLKVY

Pabnerton
General (Uimnierrial. Retail Selling
Christian Association: Women's Chorus:
Business Education Club; B Chd); Pi Omega Pi;
Kappa Deha Pi; Future Teachers of .America:
Waller Hall .Association: Obitkr (Business .Manager)
Class Secretary (pro tern).
.Student

;

39

ROBERT LePARD
Lansdowne
Stiles.

Social Stadies

Business Education Chd); Future Teachers
of America; Track.

.

HAZEL PALMER
New

Milfonl

General Commcnial
Pi

Omega

Pi; Kappa Delta Pi: Future Teachers
America: Business Education Club: Olympian.

FRANK

V.


PERRY

Shamokin
Accoiinling. Retail Selling. T\ping

Varsity Club: Business Education Club: Football:

Future Teachers of America.

CARL

J.

PERSING.

JR.

Ml. Carniel
Accuiinling. Retail Selling. Tailing

Business Education Club: Basketball; Track: A\iation Club: Day Men"s Association: Dorm Men's Association: Senior Class (Vice-President): Newman
Club.

WANDA

M. PETRAITLS

Collegeville

General Commercial

Women's Chorus; Business Education Club: B

{!luli

Future Teachers of .America.

DOROTHY PICHEL
Hellertown

General Commercial
Pi

Omega

<:lub:

Pi: Kappa Delta Pi; Business Education
Maroon ami Gold: Waller Hall .Association:

B Club.

EMORY

RARIG.

JR.

Catawissa

Ge

eral

Commercial

Pi Omega Pi (Treasurer); Men's
Idee Club (Secretary-Treasurer!: Phi Sigma Pi;
Future Teachers of America: Day .Men's Association;
Dorm -Men's Association; Business Education Club
Vice-President
Lutheran Student .Association
President

Kappa Delia

Pi:

I

(

(

:

I

JOH\

RODEBACK

E.
Vi est

Chester

.Aci'imnting. Retail Selling.

Typing

\bii> Dorm .Association: Business Education Club:
Basketball: Future Teachers of .America.

GEORGE

N.

ROESSNER

\Iaplewood. N.

.1.

Ai( onnting. Retail Selling

Day

.Men's

.Association: .Athenaeum Clidj.
.Association: Obiter;

dent
Dorm .Men's
Feachers of .America.

40

(

Presi-

Future

DONALD

H.

RUSSELL

Hlodmsburp;

An ountiug.

Social Studies. Typing

Husini^ss Etlucation

Club; Aviation

(liili

Day Men's Association.

JOHN

J.

RYAN

Pliiladelpliia

Arcouutiu^. Retail Selling. Typing

Omega

Pi (President): Plii Sigma Pi; Kappa
Delta Pi; C. G. A.; Business Education Clulj; Aviation Club; Dorm Men's Association; Future TeacliPi

ers of

America.

GENEVIEVE SCHEETZ
Ea^toii

General Commeri

ial

Business Education Clul); Pi Omega Pi (Secretary)
kappa Delta Pi; Waller Hall Association.

;

RICHARD SCHWARTZ
Pine Grove
St'rn'tarial, Sales

Business Educalicui Gild); Maroon and Gold Band
(President); Student Ghrislian Association (President).

MAXINE

L.

SHIREY

Clearfield

General Commercial, English
1950 (Secretary) Maroon and Gold; Maroon
and Gold Band; Business Education Cluli; Future
Teachers of America; Kappa Delta Pi; Pi Omega
Pi; Student Christian Association: Women's Chorus.
OiiiTiiK

;

JOHN SWARTZ
MontoursviUe
General Commercial
Business Education Club; Maroon and Gold Band
(Librarian) Track; Lutheran .Student .Association.
;

ELVIRA

E.

THOMSEN

Wilkes-Barre
General Cummerciul
Future Teachers of America: Dorm Women's Assu
riatinn: Wonifn's Chorus: Business Kdiicatitm Cluii.

AGNES VALIMONT
Frenchville

General

Commen ial

Women's Chorus; Business Education Gluli: Waller
Hall Association: B Club: Newman Club.
41

EDWARD

VASILAUSKAS

T.

Mt. Carmel
Accounting. Relait Selling. Typing
Business Education Chili: Aviation Olul): Day Men's
Associati(Ui Future Teaclieis of America.
:

MURIEL WAGNER
Carbondale
.Accounting. Typing. Englisli

Women's

Omega

('horus: Pi

Cluli:

B

riul.:

Pi: Business Kducation
Waller Hall V^sueialiou.

CAROL

A.

WANICH

BInuni-linri;

General (.omniercial
Business Education
tion:

Cliili:

Student Cliri^lian AssociaMaromi
Treasurer

Day Women's Association

I

i

:

and Gold Band.

RALPH W. WIRE
Ilarrisliurg

Accounting. Retail Selling

Kappa Delta Pi (President): Pi Ome-ia Pi: Future
Teachers cd America: Men's (dee (did): Business
Ediicatiiui Cluh: Dav Men's Association.

ROBERT WIRE
York
General Commercial. Retail Selling

Dramatic

(iliih:

Day Men's Association;

Dorm Men's

Association.

SHIRLEY WISMER
Royershird

General Commercial, English

Women's

Chorus; Student Christian Association:
Business Education (duh: Waller Hall Association.

CHARLES W. WOLL
Berwick
General Commercial
Business Education Club; Aviation

Day Men"?

("liili:

Association.

HOMER ZEIGLER
Millersbuij;

General Commercial

Maroon and

Band: Student Christian AssociaPhi Sigma Pi; Obiter
1^51 (Editorl: Business Education Chih; Dramatic
Club: Day Men's Association; Future Teachers of
liim

America.

42

(iidd

(President. Treasurer);

WALTER ZORN
Lansdowne
Secrclarial, Sales

College Council: Junior Class President:
Bnsiness Kdiication Clid); Sorrer.

MARY ZWEIZIG
Slioeniakers\ille

General (.iminierria/.

Etiiilish

Women's

Clionis;
.Sindenl
Cluistian Association:
Business Ediicalion Cluh; Waller Hall Association.

Clerical Ollice Practice

Business

Ediicalion.

\l

Richard G. Hallisy and Secrelar\.

\lr

Director

Eyerly.

of

Elementary Education
Offering cuniculums leading
tion, the

to oliserve

and practice

Fianklin i.ahoralory School.

and

it

Raclielor of Scieiiee degree in Educa-

Elementary Edueatioii Department seniors

tifuates in the elementary grades.

portunit\

to

hou>e> the

will

Teacliers in training are given the oplatest

teaching metiiods

The i.ahoratorv xliool

offices of the

graduate with eer-

Department.

44

i>

in

the

locatetl

Benjamin

on campus

WALTER

J.

BANULL

Scrantoii

Elementary
M>-n"s Associatii>n: Ba^kilhal

DdiiiiiliiiN

ROY W. BEYERS
Danville

Elementary

Day Men's Association; Business

Ediicalioii rliili

Future Teachers of America.

BARBARA JANE BRACE
Dallas

Eletnentary
Siuilenl

Christian

Hall

Future 'Icaihrr^

Association:

America (Librariant: B

(!luli;

Poclry

(^luii:

ol

\\;illcr

Association.

MARTHA BRONSON
Bloomsburg
Elementary
Business Education Club; B C:luli; Knox Fellowship;
Future Teachers of America.

L.

MAE BRUNDAGE
Union Dale
Elementary

.Science

Club: Athenaenm Club: Women's Chorus;
Future Teachers of .America.

DELPHINE

R.

BUSS

Watsontown
Elenientarr

Cheerleader;
.JLMiior Class
C. G.

Women's Chorus;
Treasurer:

Waller

Kappa
Hall

Delta Pi:
.Association:

A.

VIVIAN

J.

CAREY

Carbondale

Elementary
Future Teachers o
America: Waller Hall Associalicui: .Athenaeum Club,

Student

Christian

.A.ssociation

RHODA

C.

;

CARLS

Ringtown
El em en tary
Poetry Club:
sociation:

.StmlenI

(ihrislian

As-

Wimien's Chorus; Future Teachers of
Waller Hall .Association; Day Women's

.America:
Association.

45

Science Club:

)

JEAN SILVAN DAVIS
Wilkos-Barre
/''/cnicntdry

Hay \\niiiin\

Kap|)a

A>si>(ialicir];

DEAN

FRANCIS
Lrj^-t

Klrint'Titary

IJi'lla Pi.

Creek

Spn't-li (iorrectioniat

Omega: Dramatic Clnl) Vice-President
(iDllege (^(luncil; Maroon ami Ciild (News Editor
Men's (ihoriis (Secretary): Marocm and Gold Band
Newman (!li]|): Day Men's Association; Dorm Men's
Association: Kuture Teachers of America; Kappa
\l|ilia

l'~i

(

I

Delia

I'i

;

Sigma Mplia

MARY

Kla.

C.

DeMATT

Ha/leton
FJt'nit'ntury

Waller Hall

man

Gluli;

Ti-aeheis of

Association

(Governing Board);

Women's Chorus

(Librarian);

NewFuture

\merica.

BERNARD

J.

DePAUL

Berwick
Elementary

Freshman Squad (Coach); Class Historian
Freshman); Future Teachers of America; Dorm

Fooiliall:
I

M

RUTH ANN DOUD\
Canadensis

(

Elementary
Waller
(ion

(ilass

:

)

ers of

Women's

(.Secretary);

(!lid>

den)

(;over[dng
Board
(Vice-President):
(Vice-President): Business Fduca-

Hall

l*'reshniau

Kappa Delta

Chorus

(Secretary):

Pi

Presi-

(

PiUure Teach-

America.

LOIS

DZURIS

E.

Nanticoke

Elementary
Waller Hall

Deha
ers

Pi:

ol

\«^r.(ialion

Pi.elry

\uieriea:

CIuIj

((loverniug Board): K ipiia
(Treasurer): Fuliire T. a.h.

Womeu's

Clioius:

\hiroon

iinil

Colli.

CAROL

GREENOUGH

B.

illiamsjxnl

\\

{•'.IfinriilfU

Wulltr Hall
tiini;

ers

{}{

\^s(,rialinii

Alhriiariiin

(iliiU

Aineriea

Kappa

:

FAYTHE

;

f

\

Siinlcni

Secretary
Delta Pi.

M.

(Jiri^tidn
)

;

Fiiliirr

A^s
It

HACKETT

Glenside

Elrnwntar)

Sfterial

Kdneation

Waller Hall Assneialiou: Woriu-u's Chorus;
Poetiy Clidi: Kappa Delia Pi.

46

n'-

Association.

NORMA

HINDERLITER

P.

Eliiuiulnrv
Po.-lry
ti..n;

Cliih:

nranialir

Wnni.-nV

n,i\

Cliili;

Wjlln

\s-i.rial iuii

RICHARD

S.

;

Hall V^ociaDilla I'i.

K:i|i|i,i

HUMMEL

NortluimlK^rlaiul
FJrnit'iiliiry

Day Men's Associatirm;

piiturr Teaclifis

(if

Anicrica:

Basfliall.

ALICE JACQUES
Falls

Elcnicnldry
StiidfiU Cluislian A>Mprialicin.

PAUL

L.

KEENER

Dewarl
Kli'iiifntai

\'

-'S[)cefli

(.an ft

ttiuiisl

Bliuimshiiig Players: Alpha Psi Omega: StiiHent
Assucialion:
Men"s Glee Cluli; Fuliire
tlliristlan

Teachers of

America:

Day Men's

Assiiciatiim.

VERNAMAE COMPTON KIEFER
Bclhlehem
EU-menlary

—

S[ii:i iiil

Classes jor the Mentally

Retarded

B Chib; Stndent Christian Associalion; Waller Hall
Women's Chorus;
Association (Governing Board
Athenaenm Clnh: MartiDit and (iidd Future Teacht

;

:

ers of America.

NED

L.

KNARR

Sliainokin

E/emcntary
Future Teachers of Anicrita; Kappa Delta Pi;
Srieiirc (iluli.

BERNARD

C.

KOTULA

Canihola
K/rn}eitfaf y

Baseball:

Athenaeum (Muh: Day Men's Association;

Future Teachers of America:

Newman

Clnh.

BERNARD KRAUSE
Nanticoke
Elementary

Men's Dorm Association: Aviation f'hih;
Future Teachers of America.

47

KREAMER

M. CHRISTINE

Bldomsbiirg

Elemenlary
\\

iirnenV (Jliorus;
Kill lire

Day Women's Association;

Teachers of America.

iNATALIE

J.

LAUBACH

Benlon

Elementary
f)a>

Women's A^^oc^alion•, Women's Chorus; Athenaeum Chih: Future Tearher.s of America.

ANDREW MACEIKO
Wilkes-Barre

Elementary
l)a\

Mens

Association:

Dorm Men's

MeiiV (Mee ('liil):
Athenaeum
Club; Kappa Delia Pi.

Association;

Cluli;

Dramatic

MILO MASANOVICH
West Hazleton
Elementary
Men's Glee Club; Future Teachers of America;

Dorm Men's

BARBARA

MERTZ

L.

Northumberland
Elementary
Alhenaeuiii Club;
Fill lire

Day

\^ Omen's

Association;

Teachers of America.

FLORENCE

J.

MORDAN

MillviUe

Elementary
Science Club; Day Women's Associalinn;
Future Teachers of America.

DANIEL

P.\RRELL

C.

Hazleton

Elementary

Club

Foolliall: N'arsity

Mens Dorm

JACQUELIN

President
Association.

E.

I

)

;

REINHART

Hazleton

A7emen/ory
Teachers of America; Studeul (Jnisiian Association; .Xthenaeum Club; Melhndisi Fellowship.
Fiiliire

48

Association.

WINIFRED

J.

SHARKEY

Lattimer Mines

Elementary
Wiilli'i

liall

Assdciation; Wcimoirs CIkhiis;

FiiliHc Trac-licrs

W ILLIAM

R. T.

ri{

Xnii'iica.

SICKINGER

Philadelphia

Elementary
Bliiuiiislnjr;;

—Speech Correctionist

Players:

Alpha

F.

Marnon and Gold Band
P-i Oint-jia.

DIANE SNYDER
Mill Hall

Elementary
\^ allfi-

Hall Assiicialion; Future Teachers of Anieri<-a

Women's Chorus; Dramatic

LEWIS

R.

;

Cliih.

STAUFFER

Bloomsbiirf;

Elementary

— Si>erial

Classes far the Mentally

Retarded

Day Men"s Association; Athenaeum Club.

EDWARD STEINER
Ari&tes

Elementarv

Day Men's
Kappa Delta Pi.

Men's Glee Club (President)
Association:

:

ELOISE M. SYMONS
Wilkes-Barre

Elementary

Kappa Delta

Pi;

Waller Hall
Association;

B Club; Future Teachers

Women's Chorus; Dramatic Club;

Coverninp

Board;

Student

Christian

of America.

BETTY ANNE WALTERS MEISS
Hazleton

Elementary
Vt'omen's Chnnis; Seiener (Ihili; B (Utib: Alhenaeiini
Chib; Future Teaelirrs of America.

EPHRAIM

S.

WEAVER.

JR.

Shamokin
Elementary
Poetry (Huli; Men's Dorm Association; Future
Teachers of America; Men's Glee Club.

49

LEAH

L.

WERTMAN

Andreas
Eli'inrnlarv
Wiiilfi
liuri:

ir? of

Hall

Ahsocialiuii;

Sliiilt-nl

Lulliciaii .Sliident Associa-

Christian Association;

Future Teach-

America.

GEORGE

D.

YOUNG

Danville
Elcnivnffiry

Club; Men's Glee Club; Day
Men's Association; Future Teachers of America.

lln^iness

Education

BLANCHE

0.

SCHULTZ

Millville

Elementary

Women's Chorus; French Club.

Classes in the Lulioratory School

"J
•>

'

J^

/

.

'*•»,

-^afi

Secondary Education
Offering curriculunis
tion,

the

leadiiip; lo

Bachelor of Science degree

Secondary E(hication Deparlnient seniors

tificates in

two or more

ol

the

luUowing

fields:

will

graduate

in

Educa-

witli

cer-

English. French, Spanish.

Latin, Biology, General Science, Physical Science, Geography, Social Studies,

Mathematics, and Speech.

Offices of the

min Franklin Laboratory School.

Library

51

Department are located

in Benja-

ROBERT

ANDREWS

C.

Johnstown
Science. Social Studies

Basketball; Track: Phi Sigma Pi: Kappa Delta Pi:
Men's Dorm Association; Future Teachers of America; Varsity Club.

JOSEPH

APICHELLA

L.

Hazleton
Si'iinisli. Frriii

It

Football

JAMES

C.

ARNOLD

Hnghesville
Science. Matheimilics

Science Club: Day Men's Association;
Future Teachers of America.

JOHN

F.

BABB

Bloomsburg
Spanish. English. History
Football: Future Teachers of .America;
Kappa Delta Pi; Baseball.

MERLIN

C.

BEACHELL

Bloomsburg
Social Studies, Geography

Man,, in and Gold (Co-editor): Science Club (VicePresident); Phi Sigma Pi (Vice-President): Lutheran Student Association: Kappa Delta Pi; Future
Teachers of America: Gamma Theta Upsilon.

FRANCIS

R.

BODINE

Kane
Science, .Mathematics

Science Club: Dav Men's .Xssociation Kappa Delta
Future Teachers of AmeriPi: Baseball (Manager)
:

:

ca:

Knox

Fellowship.

HELYN

J.

BURLINGAME

Berwick
Spanish. French. English

Day Women's .\ssociation; Women's Chorus; .Maroon
and Gold: Fashion Show; Science Club; Future
Teachers of America.

BEVERLY COLE
Bloomsburg
Spanish. French, English
College Council:

Kappa Delta

Pi: .Maroon

Gold; Future Teachers of America.

52

and

RUSSELL

DAVLS, JR.

C.

Luzerne
Scienrc. Mat/i t'lnatirs
Alplia Psi Omega; Maroon
Band: Maromi and Gold Concert Orchestra; Men's Glee Clnb; Student Christian Association; Poetry CInh; Day Mens Association; Dorm
Men's Association; Senior Class Treasurer; Future

Bloomsbur;;

aiul

Players;

G
Teachers of America.

MARY

J.

DORSEY

Bliiomsburf;

English. Mathcnuilirs

Day Women's Association; Women's Chorus; Science
('luh; Future Teachers of America; Women's Athletic

Association;

Cliili.

li

ROF^ERT

J.

DUBBS

Shamokin
Biulogical Srience, Social Studies

Science Cliih; Athenaeum CMub: Aviation Cluli;
Future Teachers of America; Baseball (Manager)

;

Day Men's Association.

DAVID

T.

EDWARDS

Kingston
Social

Stiiilies,

Geography

Gamma Thela Upsilon; .Science Club; Men's Dormitory Association; Future Teachers of America.

HUGH ELLIOTT
Shickshinny
Science, Mathematics

Day Men's Association; Science Clid) (President):
Kappa Delta Pi; C. G. A.; Future Teacliers of
.\merica.

HAROLD

F.

EMMITT

Danville
Science, Social Studies

Day Men's Association; Science

(_Midi;

Track;

Future Teachers of America.

CARLETON

ERMISH

H.

Berwick
English, Spanish

Band: Day .Men's

MICHAEL

P.

.Association.

EVANS

Wilkes-Barre
Social Studies. Geography

Baseball;

Gamma

Basketball; Future Teacliers of America:
Theta Upsilon (Vice-President) ; Varsity

Club.

53

PAUL

FARNSWORTH

R.

Danville
Social Studies. Mnthenuilirs

Men's Glee Club; Aviation

Cliil):

Associatiipn: Fultire Teai'liers

CAROL

iif

Day Men"s
Aninica.

M. GASS

Danville
Science. Mathcniatii

s

MB.

Women's Cluiriis; Scienre Cliil)
Day Women's Association.

CHARLES

R.

GEARHART

Catawissa
Social Stmlies. Geography

Glee Club;
sociation;

Mamon
Gamma

and Gold Band; Day Men's AsTlieta

L'psilon;

Soccer

Team;

Futnre Teachers of America.

GEORGE GORDA
Hazleton
Social Stmlies. .Science
-Men's Glee Clnb; .Science Glnb.

ANTHONY

R. GRABOWSKI
Sbamokin

Science, English
I»av

-Men's

Kappa

Delta

of -\nierica;
cil

Science Clnb; Olympian;
Sigma Pi; Future Teachers
Dorm Men's Association; College Coun-

-Association;

Pi;

Pbi

(Pre>ident).

RICH.ARD

HARNER

C.

Berwick
English. Spanish

Maroon and Gold Band: Men's Glee Club;
Dav -Men's -Association.

RUSSELL

E.

HAWK,

JR.

Milton
Social Studies. Mathematics

Men's Glee Club; Men's Dorm -Association; Future
leachers of America; .Maroon and Gold; Ohmpian.

ROBERT

E.

HILEMAN

Light Street
Science, Mathematics
l)a\ -Men's .Association;

Science Club;

Kappa

Pi; Future Teachers of America.

54

Delta

.

LYLE HORNE
Riiiglown

Math enialics

Science,

.Scionrc

GEORGE

R.

(iliil).

HUGHES

Shanii)kin
Sticiiil Stiidifs,

Gt'oiirnphy

Diirm Men's Association;
Men's Glee Club (President); Gamma Theta Upsiloii: Fill lire Teachers of America.

Day Men's Association;

ROBERT

J.

JEWELL

Dallas

Speech Correctionist, Social Studies
Da) Men's Association; Dorm Men's Association;
Dramatic Chil)
Nice Presiilent
Men's Glee Cliili
)

I

(

President

;

I

BARBARA JOHNSON
Berwick
Spiinish. Freiii h. Ennlish

and Gold;
Obiter; Kappa Delta Pi; Science Club.

Day Women's Association; Maroon

CALVIN W. KANYUCK
Glen Lyon
General Science, Mathcnialics

Dramatic Club; Science Club; Day Men's AssociaAlpha Psi Omega; Maroon and
Gold: Lutheran Stmlent Association; Fiiliirc- Teachers of America; Mens Glee Club.
tion; College Crier;

MAX KAPLAN
Port Chester, N. Y.

Speech Correctionist, English
Crier; Obiti;r 1950; Maroon and Gold;
Olympian; Alpha Psi Omega; Kappa Delta Pi:
Dramatic Club; Poetry Club (President); Dorm
Men's Association; Day Men's Association; Men's

College

Glee Club.

DONALD

C.

KEARNS

Lewistown
Speech Correctionist. Social Sinilies

Dramatic Club; Varsity Club; Baseball; Baskelball;
Men's Dorm Association; Day Men"s Association;
Future Teachers of America.

ROBERT

H.

KISHBAUGH

Berwick
Science, Social Studies

Maroon and Gold; Science Club; Men's Glee Club;
Future Teachers of America; Athenaeum Club; Day
Men's Association.

55

::

JAMES

KLEMAN

A.

Asliland
Science. English

Science Club (President): Men's Dorm A^socialion
Treasurer
Kap[)a Delta Pi: ColPhi Sigma Pi
lege Council: Newman Clnb: Future TeacliiT> o(
)

I

:

America: Basketball.

NORMAN

E.

KLINE

Lewislowii
Science. Miitheinafics
Fnliiri- TeailiGlee Club: Science Club Presidenl
ers of America; Soccer: Men's Dorm As-"cialiiiii
Kappa Delta Pi: Day Men's Association.
I

)

:

:

JOHN

KLOTSKO

A.

New

Philadelphia

Science. Geogrnp/iv

Men's Dorm Associalicui
Treasurer
Gamma Tbela Upsilon (President): Newman (Inb:
Future Teachers of .\merica.

Science Clnb

)

I

HENRY

J.

:

KRAUSER

Wilkes-Barre
Science. Miit/ienintics

Kappa Delia Pi: Phi Sigma Pi: Science Club: Foot(Manager I: Day .Men's .•\ssociation: Dorm
ball
.Men's

Association:

Newman

Club;

Varsity

Club;

Future Teachers of America.

RICHARD

KRESSLER

N.

Bloomsburg
Social Stuilies.

Geography

Dramatic (!lub: Maroon and Gold: Day .Men's .AsGamma Theta Upsilon; Presisociation (Treasurer!
dent Senior Class; Who's Who; Alpha Psi Omega.
;

PATRICIA M. KRINGE
West Hazleton
English. Social Studies, Spanish

Dramatic Club: Waller Hall .Association; Newman
Fnliire Teachers of .\merica; Kappa Delta Pi.

(lidi:

CHARLES

F.

LEWIS

Northumberland
Science, Social Stutlies

Day Men's

.Association: .\viation Cbd).

CHARLES

J.

LINETTY

Kidpmont
Science, Social .Studies
'ootball: Basketball;

56

Newman

Club.

DAWN LONG

GLORIA

Briar Creek

Spanish. French, English

Women's

Olympian Staff:
Chorus
Lihrarian)
Science Club: Athenaeum Club; Day Women's As;

(

Kappa Delta

sociation: Knox Fellowship;
ture Teachers of America.

HAROLD

Pi;

Fu-

LliNDY

E.

WilliaiMsporl

Science. Malht'nidtii

Track; Basketball; Science

MARIE

B.

(

ilub

\

;

Varsity Club.

MATTIS

Sbamokin
Spanish. English. Fn'ni
College

Council:

Obitek
Board):

19.50:

Obitkh
Poetry Club

President
.America:
man Club.
I

h.

Sot ial Studies

and Cold
Olympian
19.51;

Maroon

(

f'o-eililor

:

ROBERT w. McCaffrey
Berwick
Sriencf, Sucial Slinllts

Dm in

Mt^n's Association; Footliall; Basketball;

Sciencp Cliib.

DANIEL

P.

McGREW

Mahanoy Plane
Social Studies. Geography

.\tlxenaeum Club;

FRANCIS

Day Men's

R.

.Association.

McNAMEE

Bloomsburg
English, Social Studies

Future Teachers of America; Day Men's Association;
Basketball; Science Club.

WILLIAM

J.

MOUERY

Mt. Carmel
Science. Mathematics

Athenaeum

(!luli;

Day Men's Association.

DONALD

J.

MURPHY

Wilkes-Barre
Science. Social Studies

Day Men's Association:
Science

Club;

Aviation

Dorm Men's .Association:
Club; Future Teachers of

.\merica.

57

I

:

Editorial
(Historian. Treasurer, Vice.iVthenaeum Club; Future Teachers of
Woniens Choru'^: Kappa Delta Pi: NewI

:

JOSEPH PAPANIA
Bloomsburj;
Science. English

Da\ Mci's Assooialiiin; Aviaiion

.-OHN

L.

Cliili.

PARSELL

Orangeville
Social Studies. Geograi>h\

Gamjiia Theta Upsiloii: Day Men's Assdcialimi
I'^utiirt' Teachers uf America.

NANCY

R.

POWELL

Scrantim

Speech Curreclionisl.

Fnii/ish

Dramatic Clul): Alpha Psi Omega; C. V,. A.; JuiiioiClass (Secretary): Maroon and Gold: Ol\ni]iian:
\^ aller

Ha'l

Assiiciatioii.

JAMES

J.

PURCELL

Shamokin
English. Social Studies

Va^ Men's Association: Poetry C\uh.

GEORGE

E.

RECK

Trevorton
Science, Mathemalii

s

Men's (Uee Club: Dramatic Clnh; Poetry Cluh:
Daj Men's Association: Dorm Men's Association:
Kiothall: Future Teachers of America.

FRANK

R.

SCHILLING

Bloomslnirf;

Science. Mathematics

Science Chib: Day Men's .'Vssociation

GENE

D.

;

A\iation Club.

SEARCH

Nescopeck
Social Studies. Geography

Science Club: Day Men's Association.

JOHN

E.

SEEBOLD

Dan\ille
Science. Mathematics

Science Club: Day Men's Association ViceI're-iileiii
Future Teachers of America.
(

I

58

;

ANTHONY

STANZIOLA

C.

Ilazlelon

Science, Social Stiidics

Men's Glee Club; Science CIuIj; Future Teachers
of America: Day Men's Associalicm.

EDWARD

TAVALSKY

J.

Joiinslown

Speech

Dorm

C.orreclioni.sl. Siicial

Studies

Basketball;
F'uture Teachers of
Cliih
VicePresiilent
Men's
Varsity
Association; Football.

Dramatic
\merica;

C'luh:

(

HERVEY

R.

I

:

THOMAS

(^ranjicvillc

Social Sliidics, (geography

Soccer;

Gamma

Thela Upsilon; Kappa Delta Pi;

Day Men's Association; Athenaeum Club.

HELEN

L.

TIETJEN

Newnianstown
Science. Social Stnilics

Business Education Club; Wiuiien's Chorus; Science
Club; Waller Hall Association; Kappa Delta Pi;
R (!lub: Future Teachers of America.

CAROLYN

V.

VERNOY

Canadensis
Science, Malhemalics

Waller Hall Association (Governing Board)
Club; Future Teachers of America.

;

Science

GLENN VON STETTEN
Columbia
S
Geography

Maroon and Gold Ohiti-:r; Football; Baskelbi
Varsity Club; Day Men's .\ssocialiiui.
:

UKASIN

VUKCEVICH

S.

West Hazleton
Science. Geography

Phi Sigma Pi; Gamma Theta Upsilon; Science Club:
Men's Glee Club (Treasurer); Aviation filub: Future Teachers of America; Obiter; Kappa Delia Pi.

RICHARD

F.

WAECHTER

West Hazleton
Science, Mathematics

Science Club; Dramatics Club; Future Teachers of

America; Day Men's Association.

59

DANIEL

WELKER

C.

La Velle
Science. Mathematics

Science

Newman Chih: Kappa Delia Pi;
Track: Day Men's Assciciation.
Cliil);

JAMES

WHITNEY

L.

Siinhiiry

Science. Mathematics

Men's Association; Dorm
Science Club; Phi Sigma Pi
naeum Club (Vice-President
Future Teaciiers of America.

Day

I

JACK

E.

:

Men's Association;
(Secretary): AtheMen's <'.he Club:

WILLIAMS

Milton
Sticial .Studies.

Mathematics

Men's Association: Sluilent Christian Association: Men's Glee Club; Future Teachers of America;
D.iDii

College Council.

FRANKLIN

P.

WOMER

Polts\ille

Science.

Math eniutics

Aviation Club; Varsity Track; Basketball; Kui
Fellowship; Dorm Men's Association.

ROBERT

M.

WOMER

Polt>viIle

Science, Mathematics, English

Athenaeum Club; Aviation; Science Club.

JOHN

J.

YEAGER

Wapwallopen
Social Stuilies, Spanish

Day Men's Association; Men's Glee Club; Science
Cbib: Future Teachers of America.

CLYDE

E.

YOHEY

Bloomsburg
Science, Mathematics

Science Club: Soccer: Future Teachers of America.

60

Unw.

Fri.nt
riii;:,

Back

1'..

I.i-ft

lo

r.iuht— 11.

lilicMi'ii,

M,

iriir

Ilnnniin.

Kow— D.

lipiuiett. K. rc.iM-11.

W.

TiciiliiiaiL

Junior Class
OFFICERS
Maynard Harking

President

Richard Powell

Vice President

Secretary

Barbara Harman

Treasurer

Walter Troutman
Dr. Kuster

Class Adviser

The pressing demaiuls upon
gra(hialion plans leaves

much

activities in the liaiuis of the

ihe senior's time

hy student teaching and

of the leadership of the college community

Junior Class.

They have taken

this

challenge

and have experienced the responsihility of guiding many community
ties.

They have been enriched by

of a student in our college

the experience of

community or

in

know ing what

expected

any other community.

Junior Prom \\a> the oulstanding event of the Junior vear.

61

is

activi-

The

Junior Class Roll
BUSINESS
Anthom.

Gustin. Janice E.

Marsilio. Alfred S.

Balxoik. James R.

Haddad. Dyar

McLaughlin. Thomas

Baksi. George V.

Hamershoik. Bernard

Pelchar. Joseph

Bennett. Dale T.

Harnian. Barliara E.

Philo.

Hunter, Olive

Powell. Richard C.

Tlioinas H.. Jr.

Bolinsk). Elanore

I).

S.

Boiudette, Margaret L.

Kemp, Gordon

Bruchs. Rohert

Kreisher, William

J.

J.

Laura A.

Price. Janet E.

L.
J.

Roessner, George N.

Thomas K.

Casula, Michalene A.

Krepirli. Michael A.

Schukis.

Eckert. Irene G.

Laux. Richard

Shanahan. John P.

Funk, Geralfling M.

Led\ard. Richard A.

Sheehan. Francis

Michael

SluUer. Joyce M.

Galiley,
Glifld.Mi.

Leonard

E.

L\li).

F.

Swartz. iVancv D.

Ruth H.

62

J.

J.

ELEMENTARY
Jacques, Alice M.

McHugh, Cornelnis

Cooper. Polly Lou

Johnson, Eleanor M.

Reed.

Decker. Antoinette C. (Mrs.)

Jones,

Thomas

Rider,

Deihert. Lola

Kennedy, Eleanor A.

Ruckle, M. Jeanne

Kistler, Patricia A.

Search. Philip

Dorasavage, Margaret A.

Laubscher. Robert E.

Sherman. Barb.iia A.

Edwards, Richard M.

Lundy, Marihn W.

Stonik, John

Enania. Joan C.

MacDougall, Joyce

Evans, Marilyn B.

Meier, Jean M.

Weinstein, Philip

Gibbons, Ellen A.

Mitchell, Kathleen T.

Williams, George E.

Newman, Lois

Wright,

Ceflor.

Dorothy L.

J.

Ann

Ddotlv. Ruth

M.

Hessert, Barbara

C.

L.

J.

Thomas

.1.

M. Janic

•

W.

IV).

Vanderslice. Joanne M.

Mary Anna

Young, Eleanov

Hughes, Milton G.

J.

SECONDARY
M.

Abbott. Prisrilla

Evans, David C.

Lenhart. Jack

Arnold. James C.

Fenstermacher, Harry M.

LeVan. Stanley

Babb. John

Fogel, Glemi N.

Luciis.

F.

Badman, Atvvood

F.

Bartleson. William A.
Blyler,

George

Bowman. Doris

E.

R.

Furgele, Frank

J.

Gavis, Joseph E. E.
Gilbert.

Ginter.

William

William

J.

L.

William

L.

Robert W.

Miller. Royal A.

Mouery. William

Murphy. Donald

J.
J.

Payne, Marion V.

John

Brachjuan. Russell C.

Gillespie.

Burness. Benjamin A.

Harring, Maynard L.

Piccolo, Philomena C.

Burns. John

Home, L\le

Smith. George A.

J.

R.

Bushick. Ronald P.

Hughes. George R.

Canson. James

Jenkins. David

J.

W.

Peffer,

Stec.

J.

Dorothy M.

Thurston. Robert L.

Johnson, Edward W.

Troutnian, Clarence

Clarridge. Clifton G.

Kaler, Ronald A.

White, John E.

Covel. Leon

Kanyuck, Calvin W.

Williams, Nancy B.

Cesare, Donald

Dorak, Michael

J.

J.

Kile,

Nelson H.

63

Womer, Franklin

P.

W.

^-.1?

Uiiw,

l-niiit

Left to

U.jw

l!i!,'lit— C.

Davis. M. Wrzes-

Fornwald.

iiii-wski. J.
Il:i.U

-J.

Wliil.le.v. J. Feifer.

Sophomore Class
OFFICERS
President

James X^'hibley

-

Ben Duke

Vice President

Secretary

Midge Wrzesmewski

Treasurer

Joseph Feifer

Mr. Shortess

Class Adviser

The

transition

from

a

sophomore has now heroine

more

Class.

This fact was

ment of Freshman week
have become an

lowly freshman
a reality for the

made

December reached

the

position of a

214 members of

re{;ulalion> hy this class.

integ:ral ])arl

the exalted

the Sopho-

evident hy the particularly zealous enforce-

of the college

active participation in r-pdrts events
in

to

The memhers

community

as evidenced by their

and college organizations.

acme of SoolKimore

64

activities.

of the class

The

Cotillion

I
,4«x,i

iM

\

,|

mmmtmm

ELEMENTARY
Hunnnel. Russel E.
Johnson, Janice E.
Kallenbach, George E.
Kallenbach, Mary E.
Keithan, Nancy Ann

A)

re, Marjorie H.
Benner, Lee E.
Brennaii, Vivian

Caccia, Lena

Ann

Robert J.
Charney, Theresa
Cleaver, William
Coleman, Shirley
Condon. Marv C.
Castle.

(.'ooke.

LaRuo

Kelley.

L.

Anne M.

Kieffer. Lois J.

J.
J.

A.

Danili). Rosella
Da\enport, James G.
Davidson, Robert J.
Dean. Mary Ellen
DeCanipi, Helen K.

John A.
Duke. Ben C.
Ewing. C. Richard
Gordner. Arlene G.
Dietz.

Ohlman, M. Elaine
Fatten,

Mary

E.

Penny, Patricia
Pliscott, Mildred M.
Raabe. Ra\niond R.
Rhoads, Nancy Lou
Riley, John E.

(W)

Kobal, George
Krunkosky, Joseph
Krunkosk\. Marv Lou

Savage, Lila

Krzyvvirki, Jeanne C.

Stanko, Constance M.

Ksanznak, Lawrence R.
Kubik, Alex W.
Lambrinos. George
Long. Mildred Jime
Looker, Russell L.

Stiner.

Matuleski. Charlotte M.
Mazzetti. L. Gloria

J.

Search, Shirley

J.

Edward

P.

Slikes.

Martha

E.

(Wl

Stout, Arthur T.

Swartz. Nellie H.

Taylor. Patricia

J.

Thomas, David H.
Thomas, Helen R.
Thomas, Theodore

Nancy

C.

Graybill, Gilniore G.

McClintork. Donald R.
Megargel, Myrtele

Gulitk. Barbara A.

Mericle. Winnie

Hartley, Harold V.

Mertz, Florence M.

Weiler, Shirley

Heaeock, Anna C.
Heebner. Nancy R.
Herr, William C.
Hitchings, Albert H.

Mervine. Mildred A.
Morgan, Phyllis Y.
Mosier, Janet E.

Williams. Albert E.

Mae

Mouery, 01i\e L.
Munchak, Jack B.

L'nger,

J.

Wallace, Jeanne A.
Wasiakowski, Joseph

J.

M.

Mary Joan
Wynings, Shirley N.
Yozviak, Marie C.
Williams.

SECONDARY
Aimers, Mary G.

Domaleski, Rose Marie

Baer, Elizabeth A.

Evans, Richard
Fago, Stephen

Ben,

Adam M.

Feifer.

Donald N.
Boychuck, Daniel
Brennan. Charles
Blyler,

Frantz. Lois F.

Annaiielle L.

Geist.

Donald J.
Byham, William E.
Carey. Harold W.
Ciampi, Anthony G.

Harding. Delores E.
Harrell, William E.
Hayes. John J.

Ann

Cyganowski, Alfred
Dailey, Jacob L.
Daly. Charles

J.

D'Angelo, Ronald F.
Davis, Stewart E.
Dietz,

George R.

DiHico. John.

Jr.

C.

Heckman, David

T.
J.

L.

Heydenreich, Fred C.
Johnson, Jimmie D.
Kline, William H.
Kuschel. Marihn A.
Linn, William B.

Makowski. Clem J.
Marini. R. Henry
Montz. George W..
Moore, Robert E.
66

Quick. Alice

J.

Rittennieyer. Jack H.
Roll.

Germana, Guy
Haddon. John

Conwell,

North. David T.

Theodore

Rummage. Frederick
Sanders. Roy W.

Franklyn

Brooks. Harry P.
Burns, Robert P.
Butler.

Morrison. John W'.
Morrison. Milton Eugene

Newbury, David N.

Joseph P.
Fisher, William G.
Fornwald, JoAnn V.

Bennett. Paul L.

Broi)st,

W.

Simpson. Edwin R.
Sivulich. John
Snyder. Edward
Slrausser. Fred L.

Thomas, Jack L.
Thomas. Ruth E.
Waner. John L
Watkin?. Dorothy

S.

Wersinger. Joan F.
Whitebread, Harold B.

Wood, Gravdon
Jr.

C.

C.

Worhacz, Walter B.
Yeager. Samuel R.

Front Row.

Back

Row—

Freshman Class
OFFICERS
Michael Crisci
Michael Bernot
Dolores Doyle
John Scrimgeour
Elaine Gunther
Oren Baker

President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
W Oman Representative
Man Representative
Class Adviser

Dr.

Freshman Class

Wagner

Roll

BUSINESS
Aagaard. Stanley
Abratzinskas. Anthony
Abraczinskas. riobert
Andrews, Shirley M.
Bearde. Keith
Berry, Edgar F.. Jr.
Bevan, Beryl E.
Bickert, Robert E.
Bittner, Anna K.

Bod-k. Sylvester V.
Broschart. Joseph W.
Cam|). Kenneth M.
Cherrington, John
Cichowicz, Irene L.
Costa, Joseph J.
Crannier, William E.
Creasy, George

Cris<-i.

Michael R.
Dodd, Barbara A.
Dodson, Dean S.

Gengenbach. Ann J.
George, Joseph D.
Grant, Rose Marie

Doyle, Dolores A.
Durso, Michael J.
Dyer. Palmer E.

Gruver, Delwyne W.
Haas, Robert V.

Felker, Madge R.
Fensterniacher. R. Glen
Ferrilli. Peter
Formulak, Loretta C.
Fry. Judith E.

Funk, Herman H.
Gallagher. Joseph B.
Gansel, Paul J.
Garrison, Robert
Gavis, Francis P.

Gaydosh, Donald
67

J.

Hahn, James W.
Hanincik, John J.
Hantjis, Anthony W.
Harris, Robert E.

Hatrack, William
Heil, Betty L.

Hoffman, Sara J.
Hvasta, Susan D.
Iiigersoll,

Marc

F.

Jacobs. William J.
Jones. Blandford B.
Joy, James H.

)

O'Donnell. Jean M. L.
O'Loughlin, Patricia A.
Onev. Robert C.
Pachuilo. Corvita A.
Paden. Margaret I\.
Parlette. Kendall T.
Paul. Richard 0.

Kapraliik. Joseph L.
Karycki, Victor J.
Keller. E. Derlene
Kerchner. Herbert R.
Kirk, Kenneth G.
Locke, Richard J.

Longo.

Edmund M.

Mahoney, Francis J.
McAnall. Kenneth H.
McCauley. Jevita C.
McLaughlin. Charles T.
Meier, Joseph H.
Metza, Paul
Miller. Larrv L.

Marie M.
Montague. Ruth A.
Moore. William T. (W)
Neugard. Mae P.
Newharl, Jean E.

Shoup, Margaret L
Skammer. David J.
Speal. Elizabeth A.
Stecker. Edward W.
Steinbach. Ronald P.
Stevenson, Robert C.

Paul, Ruth M.
Panzer. Edwin L.
Pihanich. Michael
Podzielinski. Leonard
Pursel.

Miller,

Savage, Allen F.
Seeley. Jane E.
Shamro. Jane

J.

Elmer

Raker. Warren L.
Rhoads. Charles E.
Rishton. Samina L.

Rompala. Edward R.
Rumer. Nancy A.
Ruppel. Karol E.
Sasso.

Matthew

(

W

Swaboski. Alexander T.
Thompson. Hazel A.
Tonisykoski. Theresa R.
Trocki, Daniel R.
LHrich. Sarae M.
VonDrach. Robert R.

Wagner, Ravmond
Wesner, Alfred V.
White. George G.
\\ illianis.

J.

Shirlevmae

ELEMENTARY
Dysleski. Walter A.
Edwards. Patricia L.

Herchel. Regina M.
Hess, Patricia A.

Allen, Jean R.

Endler. Irene

Anspach. Terry E.

Eunson, Edno Faith
Fedrigoii, Olive Jean

Johnson, John C.
Jones, David H.
Kapsak. Edward J.
Kashner. Marion L.

Adams, Clyde
Albertson,

G.

Myra

E.

Beimer. Gloria E.
Bloss,

Mary Lou

Campbell. Edward

J.

Carmody, Shirley W.
Carson, William L.
Cleaver, Colleen M.
Coursen, Ila M.
Darby, Carmen L.
Davies, Ivor
Davis, Jo Anne

DeNapoli. John G.

DePaul Mary A.
Drcibclbis, Marv

Fegley. Patricia

C.

Boyle, Edward J.
Boyle, Patricia E.
Brokenshire. James O.

R.

J.

Ann

Ferdinand. James
Fink.

(W)

Mary Ann

Fitzpatrick. Daniel E.

Fr). Ruthami

Fulmer. Thurston S.
Genbusia, John M.
Greco, Joan
Gunther, Elaine C.
Gunton. Nancy L.
Harrison. William C.
Haupt. Margaret R.
Havard. Joan
Heisley. Joanne K.
Hendershot. Thclma A.
68

Keim. Edna R.
Kelshaw. Joan M.
Kennedv. John L.
Kissinger. Flora J.
Korba. Rose M.
Kornfeld,

Anna M.

Ksanznak. Stanley
Latimer. William K.
Latsha.

Ned

A.

Ledyard. Mary L.
Lesser.

James

F.

Linkth(nst. David R.
Lirm. Edward A.
Macio. Paul A.

Makowski. Phyllis

Piigh. Janice L.

P.

Mary Ann
Maurer, Anna Jane

Reaser. Suzy

Martz.

McLaren. Phyllis

McQuown, Nira

W.

Reisenweaver, Shirley M.
Richards. Dreher L.
Richardson. Donald A.

E.

J.

Frank W.
Roan, William Robert
Rohland. Patricia L.

Meisner, Rita M.

Ridall,

Jeanne L.
Morgan. Margaret L.
Moss, Odgen P.
Moyer, Arlene E.

Rufiing, Charles
Sable. Edward

Miller,

Naugle. Beverly L.
Noll, Margaret L.

Nunn, W. Edgar
O'Toole,

Thomas

Paige, Phyllis E.
Parrish, Marie A.
Paternoster, Doris A.
Pezelski (Pelll Edward F.
Phillips. Donald R.
Poeth. Dean F.
Porr. John C.
Price. Robert J.
Puckey, Charles

iWl

J.

Schmidt, Roland C.
Schullery, Louise M.
Schwarz, Rae 0. (W)
Scudder, Jane S.
Search, Bernadine E.
Sharp, James H.
Shultz. Margaret E.
Siniononis. Robert R.
Smith. Keith A.
Snierski,

Rosemary T.

Spack. Tiiomas S.
Stauffer,

Douglas A.

S.

Steinmayer. Joanne F.
Swigonski. Joseph
Teter, Catharine S.
Tovey, Nancy E.
Traver, Jeanette E.
Vanderslice, Betty J.
Verhousky, Russell
Vought, Carol D.
Wachowski, Delores R.
Wagaman, Loraine B.
Walters, Margaret E.
Walters, Shirley M.
Watts, Sarah A.
Wetzel, Marlene K.
White, Edward L.
Williams, Bessmarie C.
Williams, Floyd C.
Williams, Robert C.
Williamson, Leota J.
Wolcott, Samuel D.
Yencha, Shirley E.
Zeigenfuse, Ardell E.
Zerby, Alton S.

SECONDARY
Anderson, John A.
Andrews, Charles A.
Antonoff, Henry T.
Augustine, Edward

S.

Austin, Robert B.
Baker, Oren A.
Beily, Joseph

J.

Bennett. Louis G.
Benscoter. Ruth H. (Mrs.)

Bernhardt. Lawrence R.
Bernot, Michael R.

Bogdan, John T.
Bower, Loren J.
Boychuck, Alexander
Brooks. Charles Allen
Buck, Vanice L.
Chaplinsky. John J.
Chapman, June L.
Chiscon, Alfred J.
Conrad, Paul L.
Crouse, Frank D.
Czerwinski, Antoinette M.

Dennan, John E.
Doty. James E.
Dowd, Robert J.
Duncan, Franklin (W)
Edwards. Harrv R.
Hazel W.
Englar. Richard E.
Erickson, N. Douglas
Erwine, Sheldon
Eveland, Shirley E.
Froncek, Joseph R. (W)
Gerhard, Robert A.
Gilliert, Katharine
Glosek. Joseph S. A.
Elliott.

Gunther, Louis E.

Hartman, Lake L.
Heppe, Grace M.
Herman, George T.
Herman, Harry M.
Hinger, Carl K.
Hons, Russell 0.
House, D. Larry
Houseknecht. Gerald
Hrisko. William F.
Jankowski, John F.
Johnson, Thomas J.

John L.
James L.
Kissinger, Joseph D.

Just,

Kessler,

Lleckner, Franklin V.

Kliamovich, William
Kline, Donald R.

Kocher, George E.
Koharski, Alex P.
Kpeck, Jerome S.
Kozlowski, Raymond
Kressler, Robert R.
Laidacker, John S.
Lewis, Robert J.
Lewis, Thomas R.
Logan. Robert H.
Long. Jack R.
LuiKishimski. Charles
Marsh. Tallie H.
McManus, AUiert J.
Meredith. Donald E.

Mont, Bernard J.
Nenielz. John W.
Novak, Henry A.

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Oliver, George J. (W)
Osevala, Barney J.
Ottaviani, William
Parrell, Alfred M.
Perotti, Sylvia M.
Pope, Russell G.
Radzai. Gerald F.

Radzwich, William
Rhodes, Russell H.
Roberts, Fay 1.
Roth. Robert C.
Rowley, Thomas J.
Schaar, John A.
Scrimgeour, John
Shaffer, John E.

J.

Smith, Judith R.
Smith, Sterling S.
Soberick, Feme A.
Springer, Dale J.
Stefanik,

Thomas

J.

Stevens, Grant G.

Stoutenburgh, William H.
Superdock, David A.
Topolski, Walter J.
Trisko, John F.
James D.
Troxell, William

Tro)

,

f.

Wallace. Robert T. iW)
Walsh. Thomas A.

Weaver, Edward

P.

Williams. Harriet
Williams, Sheldon
Wolfe, Stephen L.
Yeager, Betty L.
Yesson, Charles
Yost, Edward H.

S.

Who's
in

Who

American Colleges
and Universities

\.

(.KAB()\\>kl
J.

N.

KLEMKN
POWELL

R.

KRESSLER
RARIG

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L.

Seniors wlio

make

oulstandiiiii

conliihulKin-

in

service of the College Community are annually ehosen
i)V a I'arultv

in

Amerkun

committee for recognition
Colleges and Universities.

inio consideration in

making

genera

I

W ho's W ho
Traits taken

the aw a ids are scholar-

ship, leadership in cdiicalional
activities,

in

and cxlra-cuiiicular

cili/cii^hiii.

and

priilc-^iona]

DZl RIS

m

ORCililZilTlfliS

.1.

Kjiiii. L. i'liil... A. Giiilio»ski,

A. Marsilio. T. Aiitlioiiy

Community Government
Association
Tlie Ci)iniminily

entire stiuienl liody

Government Association

and

iaiiilfv.

the College Council, which
sentatives

student
sociation

Many

whose purpose

acti\ities.
is

a

tlie

tlie

Tiie Association lunctions through

composed

is to

it

of

of student

recommend

and lacullv repre-

policies concerning all

The Bloom>hurg ('omnumity Government As-

luemher

henefits to

i>

made up

is

oi

state

and national student organizations.

College Conununil\ aic derived

of con>tructive ideas.

74

l)\

tlie

exchange

Community Government
Association
OFFICERS
ANTHONY Grabowski
Thomas Anthony

President

Vice Presideui

Laura Philo

Secretary

Treasurer
Assistant Treasurer

........

Alfred Marsilio

FACULTY MEMBERS
Dean Kehr

John Ryan

Kappa Delta

Pi

OFFICERS
President
I

Ralph Wire

iee President

Henry Kraiser

Corresponding Secretary

Lillian

Recording Secretary

Mlkvy

Rlth Ann Doody

Treasurer

Delphine Biss

Sponsor

Dr. Maupin

The Gainina Hfta Cliapter of Kappa Delta

Pi.

a

National

Honor

Society in Education, was installed at Hloomsliurg State Teachers College

on February 21, 1931.

Both

men and women who have

rating of junior or higher, have

scholarship iiTord

Kappa

in the

personal -tandards

commendable personal

ujiper (piartile are eligible for

Delta Pi seeks

among

to

attained the college
qualities,

and a

membership.

encourage high professional, intellectual, and

those

who have chosen education

76

as a career.

Kappa Delta

Pi

MEMBERS
Abbott, Priscilla

Andrews, Robert C.
Anthony, Thomas
Arnold, James

Galiley. Leonard
Gillespie. William

Glidden, Ruth

Beachell, Merlin

Gorda, George
Grabowski. Anthony
Greenough, Carol
Racket t. Fay the
Harman. Barbara

Bennett, Dale

Harring,

Ashner, Shirley

Babb, John

F.

Ballantine. Lewis

Maynard

Bodine, Francis

Hemlock. Michael
Hileman. Robert

Bourdette, Margaret

Hinderliter.

Bowman. Doris
Burlingame. Helyn
Buss. Delphine

Hornberger, Ralph
Johnson, Barbara
Kaplan. Max

Cesare. Donald
Cole, Beverly
Davis. Mrs. Jean
Dean. Francis

Kemp. Gordon

Blyler,

George

Doody, Ruth
Dzuris, Lois
Evans, Marilyn
Elliott.

Hugh

Fenstermacher. Harry
Frederick. Barbara

Norma

Kleman. James
Kline,

Norman

Knarr. Ned L.
Kraemer. Charles
Krauser. Henr>
Kressler. Richard
Kringe. Patricia
Laux. Richard
Long. Gloria Dawn

Funk, Geraldine

77

Liind\.

Marihn

Maceiko, Andrew
Mattis, Marie B.
Mlkvy, Lillian
Mouery, William
Palmer, Hazel
Pichel. Dorothv
Powell. Richard
Rarig, Emory
Ruckle, Jeanne
Russell,

Donald

Ryan, John
Scheetz, Genevieve
Seebold, John
Shirey. Maxine
Sluyter. Joyce
Steiner. Edward

Swartz.

Nancy

Svmons. Eloise
Thomas. Herxey
Tietjen. Helen

Vukcevich. Ukasin
Weinstein. Philip
Welker, Daniel
Wire, Ralph W.
Woll, Charles

Phi Sigma Pi
OFFICERS
Gerald Bacon

President

Merlin Beachell

Vice President
Secretary

James Whitney

Treasurer

Lewis Bai.lamine

The

Iota Ciiapter of Phi

Sigma

Pi, a

National Professional Educational

Fraternity for men. was installed at Hloomshiirg on April 26. 1930.

Sigma

Pi

is

founded on three principles: Fellowship, scholarship, and pro-

fessional skill.

and seeks

to

Phi

The organization

is

based on high scholastic attainments

a
the training ol teachers,

and uphold

just

and

efficient

government.

Members

of the Fraternity are selected on the basis of leadership in both professional

and

social life.

78

Omega

Pi

Pi

OFFICERS
John

President
I

ice President

G. Jane

Secretary

Treasurer

—Mr.

Earl

The Alpha DeUa Chapter of

Pi

Education Fraternity, was installed

May

interest

28, 1935.

aims are

Its

and scholarship

in

at

Shirey, Charles
A.

Omega

Membership

is

Pi,

a National Proi'essional

Bloomsburg State Teachers College

encourage, promote, extend, and create

to

commerce;

extended

to

Kraemer

Gehrig

to

encourage and toster high ethical

standards; and to teach the ideal of service as the basis of
prise.

Sheetz

DoROTHY PiCHEL
Representatives — Maxine

Sponsor

on

Ryan

Shirley Ashner

Historian
Inter-jralernily

J.

Barbara Frederick

all

worthy enter-

memljers of the Department of Business

Education who have high professional promise and have superior scholastic
ratings.

Programs sponsored by

the fraternity during the year

educational and social nature.

o

f^
v.

\]

79

o

9*1

were of an

Alpha

Psi

Omega

OFFICERS
Thomas Anthony

Prt'sidciil

Sfcirldiy

Tlip Aljjlia Oinii

Frateniily

in

couragement
tlieater.

Jeanne Ruckle

-

Business MaiKiiici

r((ii

-

Cliiiplcr ol

Alpha

medium

Dranuilics. [iroxidcs a
ol'

students

who are

The Bhtonisjjurg Chapter

I'-i

interested

Omega,

in

Honorary

dramatics and the college
thirteen

Bloomsburg Players who have done commendahle unrk

80

a National

lor the recognition and en-

composed of

is

Lai'ra Phh.o

in

members

dramatics.

of the

Gamma

Theta Upsilon
OFFICERS
John Klotsko

I'resident

Michael Evans

Vice President

Nancy Williams

Secretary

Hkrvey Thomas

Treasurer

Dr. H. H. Russell

Adviser

The Delta Chapter of

Gamma

Theta Upsilon. a Professional Geography

Fraternity, seeks to bring a closer bond of fellowship

among undergraduate

students of geography, and to promote the professional study of the suliject.

Membership

who show

in

Gamma

Theta Upsilon

is

extended

to students of

geography

professional promise and give evidence of high character and

ideals.

81

Waller Hall Association
All

wdiiirii

Hall AsM)ciatii)ii.

Waller Hall

(lormitdiv

The

|)leasaiil

sponsiliility.

icsideiils

lieloii}:

orgaiiization strives to

and

Goveiniiicnl

clieerlul
ol

tlie

llnougli

dormitory

to

Waller

llie

make

li\ iii<;

^liaring
is

in

of re-

regulated by

memliers of the (roxerning Board, assisted hy the Dean and
Assistant

Dean

ol

Women.

Social and educational lunctions

are directed hv \arious conuiiittees.

82

First

Knw.

l.rtt

siirt'i-;

t.irx

:

l.nla

in.

Kh'HiHir

.Mivs

i;i:;ht

Swart/,. Tn-a

.lnliiisdii.

Scc-rt--

Sliirlry Aslim-r, ricsidi-tit
Vi.

Ili-il'irt,

I'ri-si.iriii

.•

;

,

K.-lir

SiM-nii.|
11

In

Niimy

Mai-ltniiiilti.

nor

Doris

i;..u

Mi!ilr.-(1 I'lis.ntl, i:ir

\'
I,

m list-

Si.hiiIhT\

,

Tricp, L
liinviiijiii. .laiiet

D/.uris. I'liyllis McClareii. Wiliiia

Jones. Oliv.. Mourry.
don.

(.'aiul,\ n

:\Iar\

fnii

\'«TiMiy.

Waller Hall Association
OFFICERS

President

Vice President

.......
.-.-.-.

Shirley Ashner

Lola Deibert

Secretary

ELEANOR Johnson

Treasurer

Nancy Swartz

83

Women's Chorus
OFFICERS

President

........
......
........
........

RuTH Ann Doody

Loi.A Jean Deibert

Vice President

Secretary

Treasurer
Librarians

-

-

-

DoRis

FLORENCE MeRTZ. GLORIA DawN LoNG
MiSS HARRIET

Director

Miss Harriet Moore,

Uiuler

llie alilc

(lirectiim of

cuMlrihutecl

iiiucli lo

the cnlh'f^e cuhuial life thi'nu<;hnut

reliearsals

were devoted

program.

The

nature.

recital

to

preparalion lor

llie

In addition, the

chorus presented

a

llie

MoORE

Women's Chorus

tiie

year.

Our

fall

anmial Christinas assemhiy

was composed of songs of

current operas and other
flts

Bowman

Clare Davis

liotli

and secular

spiritual

program of compositions from

modern compositions

in the late

spring.

The hene-

derived from coinpaiii(inshi|) and blended interests are responsible for the

club's large enrollment.

The thorns extends

Aimers, our accompanist, for her cooperation

its

in

appreciation to

making

this

Mary Grace

year a success-

ful one.

.tttM^ifH^ir'vt*^^^

Tti

Women's Chorus
MEMBERS
Myia

Gunlon, Nancy

O'Donnell, Jean

Aimers, Mary Grace

Haupt. Margaret

Olilinan.

Ashner. Shirley

Hessert. Barliara

O'Loughlin. Palriiia

Baer, Shirley

Hnffnian, Sara

Pachuilo. Coruita

Bowman, Doris

Johnson, Eleanor

Paige, Phyllis

Albertson,

Rhoda

Elaine

Kelshaw, Joan

Patton, Elizabeth

Casula. Mithalene

Kennedy, Eleanor

Pliscott,

Charney, Theresa

Kieffer, Lois

Rider, Janice

Coleman. Shirley

Korba, Rose Marie

Ruckle, M. Jeanne

Carls.

Coursdii. 11a

Mac

Kornfeld,

Ann

Mildred

Scluillcry, Louise

Czerwiiiski, Antoinette

Krzywicki, Jeanne

Davis, Clare

Ledyard,

Dean, Mary Ellen

Long, Gloria

Decker, Antoinette

Lundy, Marilyn

Swartz,

Deihert, Lola Jean

MacDougall, Joyce

Swartz, Nellie

DeMatt, Mary

Martz,

Mary Ann

Thomas, Helen Ann

Domdleski, Rose Marie

Mattis,

Marie

Thomas, Ruth

Doody, Ruth

Meier, Jean

Traver, Jeannette

Mertz, Florence

Vanderslice, Betty

Edwards, Patricia

Miller, Jeanne

Vought, Carol

Eunson, Faith

Mervine, Mildred

Wallace, Jeanne

Evans, Marilyn

Neugard, Mae

Watkins, Dorothy

Grant. Rose Marie

Newman,

Weiler. Shirley

Dreibelbis,

Grazell.

Mary Ruth

Marie

Mary

Dawn

B.

Lois

Noll, Peggy

Gulick, Barbara

Lou

Search, Shirley

Sherman, Barbara
Sluyter, Joyce

Nancy

Yencha, Shirley

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May

Wright. Mary Anna

Men's Glee Club
OFFICERS
Presideui

George Hughes

Vice I'resideni

Robert Jewell

Secretory

Frank Dean

Treasurer

UkASIN VukCEVICH

Lihrarian

BeN BuRNESS

Accompanisis

-

-

Mary Jo Williams. Gloria Dawn Long

-

Miss Harriet M.

Directress

Tlie

Men's

oif^an izalions on
ill

(lli'c (iluli is

campus.

one

ol

llic larj;;('st

A

t'nlliusiasti<'

Tlie firoup appears se\ei'al times amiually

vaiimis entertaining; [jrograms lor the

munily.

and most

Moore

Itenefit ol

series of olT-eanipus concerts

also presented.

86

the College

Com-

and radio-programs are

Men's Glee Club
MEMBERS
Fir si Tenor

Clarridge, Clifton

Mahoney. Francis

Powell, Richard

Edwards, Charles

Lalinier, Bill

Sasso,

Lewis,

Matthew

Thomas

Second Tenor
Badniaii.

Donald

Houseknecht, Gerald

Thomas

Oltaviani, Bill

Pease, Charles

Burness, Ben

Jones,

Burns. John

Laubscher. Rolicrl

Raabe,

Edwards, Richard

Marsilio, Alfred

Wasiakowski, Joe

Funk, Herman

McHugh, Cornelius

Williams, George

Hantjis. A.

Moore, Robert

Yeager. John

Raymond

First Bass

Mark

Edward

Chiscon. Alfred

Ingersoll.

Coleman. Harry

Jewell, Robert

Von Drach. Bob

Creasy, Jim

Kennedy, John

Vukcevich, Ukasin

Davenport, Jim

Montz, Walter

Weinstein, Philip

Dean, Frank

Raker, Warren

Williams, Jack

George, Joseph

Rampalo, Edward

Young, George

Sable,

Slikes,

Edward

Second Bass
Blyler,

Donald

Hughes, George

Jones, Blandford

Reck, George

Kubick. Alex

Search,

Liim. Ben

87

i'hil

Future Teachers of America
OFFICERS

President

----------

Vice President
Secretary

.

.

.

.

James Kleeman

Norman Kline
Mary Jane Dorsey
George Young

Treasurer

Dr. Englehardt

Sponsor

88

Future Teachers of America
"0 God
u

lial

—

give us

sliould

lit'

lh(>

((nirace to clian'rc

cluinpcd, U> arcrpl w

give us

lial

slioukl not

lie I'liaiiged, iiut

wisdom

distinguish between them."'

to

89

llie

Science Club
FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS

Hugh Elliott

President
I

ice

Merlin Beachell

President

Secretary

Nancy Williams

Treasurer

Janice Rider

Proi^raiii

Richard Waechter

(Ihairniaii

Adviser

— Dr.

90

Kuster

Science Club
SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS
Henry Krauser

President

Adam Ben

Vice President
Secretary

JOYCE MacDouGALL

Treasurer

Janet Rider

Frank Strausser, Calvin Kanyuck

Program Contmiltee

The Srience
ihe camijus.
in stieriee

The

and

one

oi

Cliih

is

chief

aim of

aft'oril its

largest orgaiiizalioiis.

llic

tlie

Clul)

The

pnunole

interest

menil)ers opportunity to enlarge their

knowledge and experience through
demonstrations.

is lo

(Ui

scientific

lectures

and

recent acceleration of scientific progress

has given the Cluh a diversity of material that has led to
the presentation of

programs of uiuisual

Highlight of the Clul)"s activity

is

the

interest

annual

and value.

field trip

picnic.

I.M
I'.ii.'k

1..

How

l:ijlil— II.
l\

KraiisiT,

.1.

Miic'Diinunll,

Strausstr, C. Kmi.viK-U. A.

91

Iteli.

l>r.

KwU-

and

Bloomsburg Players
OFFICERS

President

---------......
.....

Vive President
Secretory

Treasurer

Sponsor

.

.

.

.

Robert Jewell

Nancy Powell

Makv

J. \^

illlams

James Creasy

Miss Alice Johnson

92

Bloomsburg Players
Thr Hloomsliurg Players
Thiougli plays produeed
directors, a
in the

workshop

is

College drainatics group.

weekly meetings under student

provided for those students interested

various aspects of dramatics.

ing plays for the College

pates

at

is llu-

in

Community,

In addition to presentthe

group also

radio programs anil presents plays

munities.

93

in

partici-

nearhy com-

The Maroon and Gold
Aihiser

Fill iilt\

Editorial lioiini
t7(

.s

Edward

T. DkAof.

Marie B. Mattis \mi Merlin C. Beachell
Haurv Fenstermacher, Priscilla AniiuTT. Samuel Yeacer

Co-Edilnrs

A

— Mk.

Fvatiire Editor

Kiltitii

Sport.i

Marilyn Exans

I

I

Editor

MiHY Bl(OOK!>

A'chs Staff

Alfred (hn>coN
N^NCY Heebner
Blandford Jone?

John

S.

Mildred Plimdtt
Robert Price
Shirley Search
Shirley ReisE-nwea\i;r

Laidacker

Nan Kelly

Albert McManis
Mildred Mervine
Marian Payne

Dick Kressler

Eugene Adami

M\RY Lou Todd
Harriet Williams
David Jenkins

Adrerti.sing Staff

Jun Newhvrt

_M\R(. \RET

ShOUP

DORAK

>IlKE

Managtr
J\ME> Creasy

Biiiiiic^s

Ft-'titiiri:

Dot

Ann

(!ei)(ir

(;EN<:ENiiA<:ii

Staff

(M.MN K\N-|1(K

NaNI Y I'll well
Robert Pun

\1\\ Km-i.\n

i,

Charles Yesson

Charle'^ Euward-s
in

(

IIeLYN Bl'RLI.NCAME

Mary Kallenback

Nancy Rhoades
Thomas Rowley

Staff

itliilion

AniihiNI Rr~s Hawk

RciHEHT

DoWD

.M\rth\ Steiner

Doris

Bowman

RoRERT Davidson

Tom McLaughlin

John Nemetz
FJ-\rhaiigc Staff

Edn

Lois Kr\ntz

\

Inlim

Sports Staff
.li\i\n
Itii.i.

.|iinN>ON

Kline

ji

KOMI, Koi'M
Lm mil:

I'.ii

I

(;ene \Ioi;i;i>on
No\ \k
II \NK

I

Phil
Bill

\\

einstein

Byh\m

Art Staff

Chuck Andrews

Phil Search, En.
J'fiotograp/itTs

Keith Smith

Dick Knai se
T\ pists

KoRLRT .1. Lewis
Pat Penny

Jean Skeeba

Maxine Shirey

94

Kenneth McAnall

The Maroon and Gold

\IKKI.I\

HKACHKLL

('.(i-Editor

The Maroon ami Gold

is the weekl) newspaper published li\ B. S. T. C. students
acquaint the College Coiiinumity with current news,
it is produced by
members of the student bod\ who have an interest in journalism. The publication
for the year 19.50-51 was marked by several iimovations which included introduction
of a classified advertising column and a calendar of events.

in

order

to

MARIE MATTIS

JAMES CREAS'l

Co-Editor

Business Manaser

95

95

OBITER

HOMER ZEIGLER
Editor-in-Chiej

STAFF
HoNrER Zeicler
I.ILl.lA^

Mi.kW

-

-----

John Blrns. Harry Fenstermacher

Editor-in-Chiej

Business Manager
-

Associate Editors

William Kline. Ja.mes Johnson
Keith Smith. Richard Knause
.Marie .Mattis
.]n\\\

Sports

PhotographyDirector oj Senior Pictures

lU [{N>

Assoriate Editor

II

VHHYFENSTER.VIACIIKK
Assorintf Ediliir

W

11.1,1

\\l

KI.INE

Sjiurls

96

RICHARD KNAliSE

Klllll --Mllll

Ptioto^rajd})

Photograpliy

MICIIELENF.

CASULA

Typist

THOMAS ANTHONY

MARIE MATTIS

CLIFTON CLARRIDGE

Director oj Publicity

Director of Senior Pictures

Advertising Manager

ADVERTISING STAFF
Clifton Clarridce. Robert Burns

-

-

f=-:
Advertising Managers

Thomas Anthony

\

—:

Director oj Publicity

MiCHELENE Casula

Secretary

Eleanor BoLiNSKY. MicHELENE Casula. Richard Powell

i

Typists
i

Alex Kubik

4
fll

Circulation

Leonora Macgill

Artist

ROBERT BURNS
Advertising Manager

ADVERTISING STAFF
Dave Jenkins
George Roessner

Leon Coval
Joanne Cuff

Harry Fenstermacher

Mike Dorak
LTkasin

Vukcevich

Robert Burns

LILLIAN MIKVY
Business Manager

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LEONORA NLACGILL

ALEX KIBIK, JOE KISSINGER

Appreciation
The
tliiise

who

statT of

the

hope

ol

appreciation

Obiter could

not

ha\e heen realized.

that this hook, in \ears to

IIMMi I'liWELL. ELEAM)i;

lo all

Without the

the entire College Coninuinity this 35th edition

happy memories

i;i(

ils

helloed niaki- ihis piiMiealioii |)ossil)le.

cooperation
ol

OiiUKK 1951 extendi

ol

come,

your College days.

lIoLl.Nsl^'l

98

We

will liring

sincerely

hack

many

nt

In Ki.;li(

Suiili>.Mi,

.1.

II.

.Ncniiury.

.1.

pnniwiilil. L. M;i.;;ll

The Olympian
STAFF
Editor-in-Chiej

..-..-...
..........

Associate Editors

Jo

Business Manager

Advertising Managers
Sales

Manager

.

.

.

.

Art Editor

Humor
The

Olyni/jiaii

owes

poems, and essays of which
a magazine,

it

i-

lielieved

campus puldication

it

to

services.

recognition of students

in

Leonora Macgill
Gloria Dawn Long, Henry Marini
Alex Kubic
Charles Andrews
Nancy Powell. Charles Edwards

life to the students

its

tlie

is

David .\e\vblry

Ann Fornwald, Jack Simpson

comprised.

who

write the sliort stories,

Although rehitively )(iung as

he an important and necessary addition
It

to

provides a means for encouragement and

field

contrihutes material for puhluation

of creative ^^riting.
is

99

eligihle for staff

Any

student wlio

memhership.

Business Education Club
OFFICERS
I'rcsiilfiii

I

..........
..........
...........
—

Robert

ire Pirsiilciil

Secretary

Treasurer
Historian

Bakbara Harman

-

Hiisiiifss f'diicalidii ('lul)

ganizations on
socially

The

I

Gerai.D BacoN

and Agmcs Valimont

(1!!

weeks)

Richard Knause

Richard I'owell

Mr. Rvgiel

Sponsor

'I'lie

weeks

!'>

I

I

Mkkuifiki.i)

tlie

canipus.

The

and ethicationalK. with

Clid)"s

perience of

purpose
its

is

(iluli

its

primarily that

memhers through

the regular curriculum.

The

(inc of the largest

is

had

a

and most active

most snccessiul year.

ol

enlarging the business education ex-

activities that are not ordinarily a part of

(lluli assists in

s|)onsoring the Business Educa-

Through

this activity

the high school stuilents are acipiainted with the type of professional
at

l)oth

usual \ariety of interesting programs.

tion comniereial contest tor liigh schools each year.

hcing de\eloped here

or-

Hloomslmrg.

100

work

Day Men's Association
OFFICERS
President

..........
...........

James

Treasurer

Robert Hileman

The Day Men's Association
hers of the student body.
in student

Cannon

John Seeboi.d

Vice President

Secretary

J.

Its

is

made

purpose

u|)

is to

of all non-resident

give the

government, and afford lliem opportunity

policies to benefit

tlie

group as

a whole.

George Young

Day Men
to

representation

(oimuhile

In aildilion to

its

Un

the entire College

Community

the vear.

101

is

one

of

jjlans

and

administiative

functions, the association also sponsors several social affairs.

dance presented

male mem-

The annual

the highlights of

Day Women's Association
OFFICERS

.........

I'lesidcnl
I

ice Prrsiilciii

Secretary

Treasurer
Publicity Chdinnaii

Social C.linirnian

House Chuinnaii

--.......
........

Twenty years ago

Day Women's

Association

Women's Rooms on
decorated.
a

the giiK

the

to

first

wlm

dii] not li\<- in llie

Jo

Ann Fornwai.d

SHIRLEY Carmody
Mary Jane Dorsey
BARBARA MerTZ

Marilyn LuNDY
Joanne Vanderslice

dormilorv formed the

pruniule the intere>t> of dav

women.

The Day

Hoor of Noetling Hall have recently heen

These rooms con>i>l

nl

an

office

lunch louni with a modern electric unit.

Women

M. JeanNE RuCKLE

and study, a lounging room, and
During the school year, the Day

ha\e several covered-di-h parlies, and

does wellarc work lor nccd\ laniilic>

in

102

re-

at

(Christmas the organization

the \irinil\ ol Hlooni-liurtr.

Aviation Club

-----------....-.-..
—
OFFICERS

President
I

ire

PiesidenI

-

Treasurer

Sponsor

The purpose of
Tlie eluh

promotes aviation as
latest

Leonard Galiley

Mr. Sterling

the Avialioii Chil)

mend)ers familiar with the
tion

Dv \K Hadoad

-

William Mf:ALO0SE

Secretary

flying.

Charles Wood

is

to

stimulate and develo]) interest in

a hohl)y

and as

developments

program which inchnh's fdms and

a

means of keeping

in aeronautics.

its

An educa-

lectures on the identification

and op-

eration of various types ol aircraft keeps memliers informed of recent progress in the field of aviation.

In addition, the eluh has

personal aviation e\peiicnt-es.

103

open discu>Nions on

Student Christian Association
OFFICERS
President

Mary Ellen Dean

Vice President

Eleanor Johnson

Secretary

Alice Jacques

Treasurer

Faculty Adviser

Among

--.--..-.

the

many ami

vaiicd

activilit's ol

tion are the lollowinu;: pi\)grams in

tlic

HoMER

Clayton H. Hinkel

Studfiit Cliii>tiaii Associa-

coimnunity churches; Christmas carol-

ing; Lenten service in Carver Hall: get-acquainted party

men; attendance
sions

1)1

on the

at religious

Zeigler

conferences.

and hike lor Fresh-

Worship, speakers, and discus-

pertinent suhjects are topics oi inteiest at the legular meetings held
first

and third Wednesdays of each month

Science Hall.

C^O^j^^J

in

the Social

Rooms

of

Men's Dormitory Association
OFFICERS
Jack Williams

President

Vice

Charles Brennan

Fiesiilfiil

Maynard Harking

Secretary

Treasurer

The Men's Dormitory Association
dents of the college.
tories

and maintains

The high
party, an

Harold Carey

-

lights of
all

is

composed

of all resident

The association regulates conditions
a

men's recreation room

the Association's s(jcial

in the

stu-

Men's dormi-

hasement of North Hall.

program were:

cullege dance, college pep parade, and a

105

in the

male

a

Dorm Men's

Dorm Men's

haiujuet.

"B"Club
OFFICERS
President

El.CANOR

RlTH Glidden

Vice Presidciil

Priscilla Abbott

Secreiary

Treasurer
Fdciili)

Jamct
Miss Lucy

Spniisdr

The "H
hased on

llie

(Hull

is

an

allilclic

(ir<;anizali(iii

Utv

fjirls.

attainiiicnt ol a hi<;h l<-\fl ol >|)()rl>nianshi|i

tion of points ihioiigh

"B"

|)arli(ipatinn

in

indivichutl

and

Clul) sponsors an inlranuiial sports pi((<;rani lor

ational

YoUNG

and social

|)rogianis,

the spirit ol cooperation,

it

McCammon

Membership

and

iht-

is

acciinuila-

sports.

The

Through

recre-

leani

g;irls.

I'rice

strives to further the ideals of sportsmanship,

and the dc\elopmcnl

106

ol alldelic skill.

Newman Club
OFFICERS

.........
...--.-..
..........

Prcsiileni

John Burns
Alfred Marsilio

lice President

Mildred Wrzesnievvski

Secretary

Treasurer

Francis Galinski

Daniel Welker

Marshal

Very Reverend Father William

Chaplin

The Nevvnian
ol

tilt-

college.

lives of

intellectual,

Tliis

is

Its

and social

among

Newman Club
"'

purpose

Its

memhers.

its

leadership

("lull is

its

an organization composed
is to

deepen and

many

activities

activities

which

combine

is

a

Burke

the (ialholic sludenls

enricli the spiritual

strive to

The Club

members.

ol

J.

program

and temporal
ol

religious,

develop capable student

al>o alidiale(l with the National

Federation.

an oll-ciimpiis

iprf;aiiizali(in.

No

cxlrai-iirririilar rn-dit

107

is

"ivrn

fur

llii-

aiii\ilv.

Maroon and Gold Band
The

Ma 1(1011

and are able
unit

toi-

to

and Gold liand

plav iiand in>linnu'nl>..

Laiul leaders ol the luture,

fulfdlnient ol these aims,
tile

(

J)llege

gives a

i^ o|)('n

Community.

numher

ol

it

serves

it

its

lo tliox'

>tU(lfnU iiilcrested in music

In addilinn lo ^cixinsi as a training

serves as an outlet for expression.

In

secon.darv |)urpose: entertainment for

Always on hand

Inr Athletic contests, the

ctincerts each vear. hulli

regional liieh school auditoriums.

108

in

hand also

(>ollege assemblies

and

in

Athenaeum Club
OFFICERS
Gkorgk N. Roessner

President

John Burns

Vice President

Olive

Secretary

Mary Grace Almers

Treasurer

WiLLIAM Herr

Program Chairman
Adviser

The Athenaeum
members.

Mowery

Chil),

— Mr.

Shortess

whirh was organized

This chih has for

its

in

chief oi)jeetive a

1945,

more

is

composed

ol

57

thorougli enjoyment

tinough a broader understanding of classical and semi-classical music. Organ,
piano, vocal and instrumental selections
clui)

added variation

ship

is

open

to all

means toward

to the

Ijy

the talented

memliers

planned programs of recorded music.

ot

the

Member-

students interested in classical and popular music as a

cultural growth.

109

^^

ITHLETItS

Riihind U hilner

If'ilh

Roongo

III

Roongo
Here

Rodiigo.

is

III. the

Rdongo was purchased
Alumni

on the campus

May

in

Alunini Association and presented b) Dr. E. H. Nelson,

tiie

Husk\

President, to

mas( ol of the RKioinsljurg State Teachers College Huskies!

athletic

19, 1950,

The

the Huskies well.
the

name Roongo.

Roongo

and Gold.
University


Roongo

ith

III is

of the line

first

II,

1

made

full-

was ai/quired b\ George Keller who coined

as their

mascot

—Maroon

and was even borrowed by

in the

the

Rose Bowl game of 1937.

succeeded his distinguished predecessor and after serving faithfully
teams, was selected to

\ow, however,

to

make

The Huskies have had no mascots

Husky teams on

where ramble on

A

handsome dogs which have served

quite a reputation local Iv

football teams in the collegp historv lia\e

111 will see

The pup arrived

combination of syllables taken from the college colors

many Husky

Admiral Byrd.

of a mascot.

May.

two years old.

the third of a line ol

Washingtons Huskies

as a mascot for

w

a

is

last

from the Green Lawn Kennels, Laconia, N. H.

bred Siberian Malemute. Roongo

The new Husk\ mascot

teams on Alunini Day

many

the storv

is

ramped on

different,

the trip to the

the gridiron without the support

and we

trust that the reign of

Roongo

diamond

or any-

football field, basketball court, baseball

victories

and triumphs.

112

South Pole

since that time and the greatest

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riisl

l;„w

I.pft to

Seroiid

liow

Risht— G. Lambrlnos.

—

J.

Dietz.

li.

MmUlinrst,

n.

Osev:il:i.

11.

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VHrlinusky. A. Bremii-li. F. Tt-rrj, T.
T. Spack, n. Purr-ell.

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HAiiKclo. A, Bnychllck.

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Williiims. J.

Costii,

V. Karycki.

Manager: T. Anthony. ManaBi-r:

Kraiiser,

Scliiikis.

Assistant Coacl] WauiiiT.

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Bloomsburg State Teachers College
Huskies 1950
1950

SUMMARY
C

Bloomsburg

39

Mansfield

Bloomsburg

20

Lock Haven

Bloomsburg

40

Millersville S. T.

Bloomsburg

26

Shippensburg

Bloomsburg

35

Kutztown

Bloomsburg

27

Wilkes College

Bloomsburg

6

Bloomsburg

12

S. T.

S. T. C.

113

C

2

S. T. C.

6

S. T. C.

West Chester
Indiana

6

S. T. C.

S. T. C.

7

31

L.

liower.

.1.

Sfonik.

ROBKKT RKDMAN.

H,ail l.,i„rh

PAUL WAGNER,
JOHN

Assistant Coach

IIOCH. Assislani Cmrh

FOOTBALL,

1950

For the sec-ond successive year the Bloomsburg State Teachers College Huskies
under head coach Robert R. Redman came within one game of an undefeated season
such as thp\ enjoyed in 191!!. The Huskies started with a rush b\ taking the measure
of their first six foes and posting their fourteenth consecutive victory: their nineteenth
in a row over Teachers College opposition. The season's record showed seven victories
They scored 206
against a lone setback which came at the hands of West Chester.
Coach Redman and his staff certainly are
points as against 52 for their opponents.
to be commended for the fine records of the Husky football teams of the last three
seasons.
In this period the Huskies have won 24 contests while dropping only two,
and have brought to Bloomsburg two conference championships.
114

Kl.»KI.I. l.dokKK
Tackle

BLOOMSBURG
The Huskies

(ipeiic-d

ihc

39

— MANSFIELD

Crispin Field in Berwick with a

to

Lang.

by

Dan

the arc

lights

at

6 liiumph over Mansfield

to

'.V)

iinclei'

Bloonisluug scored

State Teachers College.
in the first

season

]9S()

6

and furiously early

fast

quarter on a j^ass-lateral series from Lambrinos to Tavalsky

Two more

tou(

hdowns were notched

Parrell on rushes of

4-

and 7 yards.

The

with a rush as the Huskies scored within the

72 yard drive that ended

in

terception by Charley Brennan stalled
tile

ball

second jjeriod

third period

first

opened

two minutes on a

Lang's twisting 27 yard touchdown dash.

After the kickoff Mansfield drove to the

possession of

in the

and went

Osevala plunging oyer from the

all
2.

Husky 22 where

liic

the

attack.

way

a pass in-

The Huskies kept

to score

with Barney

Alex Boychuck scored the

T. D. on an 8.5 yard whirl in the fourth stanza.

final

Mansfield posted

DAVID LLNKCHORST
its

Haljback

lone tally against

Husky

reserves.

FRANK PERRY
Guard

ROBERT LANG
lliiljback

115

ALBERT EKEMICII
Tackle

RLOOMSBIRG
Scoring their

whehned

first

a inedioere

20

— LOCK

HAVEN

white-wash of the season, the Huskies over-

Lock Haven squad 20-0

at

Lock Haven.

Start-

ing slow, the Huskies passing attack began clicking in the second

quarter as halfback

zone for the
lo

al

first

Tom

score.

half linic.

Spack

hit

end Russ Verhausky

in the

Ed Tavalsky converted and Bloomsburg

led 7

After receix ing the third period kickofi the Huskies

Lork Haven 8 where they

on a fumble.

drove

to the

pla\

however, proved unini|)ortant as Ed Tavalskv intercepted a

.

lost the ball

This

Bald Eagle pass a few minutes later and waltzed across the goal
for

14
a

(;eor(;e

end

touchdown number
to 0.

He

2.

Midway through

the fourth period,

Husk\ dri\e by going the

final six

BLOOMSBL RG

lambrinos

also converted

40

bombarded

Millersville

burg scored almost

40

to 2 at

at will as

EDWARD TA\ ALSKY
End

DANIEL PARRELL

116

and the score stood

yards for the

to

at

Alex Boychuck climaxed
last score.

— MILLERSVILLE

Extending their winning streak

line

2

eleven straight, the Huskies

Columbia, Pennsylvania. Blooms-

they led at halftime 28 to

0.

In the

BARNEY O.SEVALA
Hallhark
first |)eii()d

Geoiije Lainliiinos haiilril in

yards for a toLulidduii mi

llu> tliird

|)la\

Spack

;i

nf

game.

llie

and raced 68

])ass

I)aiin> Parrell

scored three more touchdowns before half time and the Huskies

countered on a safety
continuation of the

in the

first

second period.

as far as Millersville

The second

was concerned.

scored from twenty yards out for touchdown number

Kapralick tallied the

five,

toucluloun on a 69 yard jaunt

final

half

was

a

Osevala

and Joe

in the final

session.

BI.OOM.SBURG 26
The Huskies made
Shippensburg team 26
the quality of ball

forced to fight

all

the

12 in a

it

to 6.

llial

— SHIPPENSBURG

The

row

as they tripped

tween the twenty yard lines

a stubborn

score, however, does not indicate

The Huskies were

Shippetisburg played.

way

6

for every score.

Play was confined beIn the second

in a scoreless first quarter.

EDWARD STECKER
period three Husky drives were successful with

Dannv

Parrell crash-

ing over on two short plunges and tallying again on a pass from

Spack

that caught the defenders flat footed.

Tom

The second half featured

RONALD D'ANGELO
Hullbark

DONALD CESARK
Guard

117

Guard

^/'A

Rl :SSF.LL

\KRH

\I

>KY

End
Imili

fine l)all

|)la>ing

show by

Bloonishiirg.

li\

third period but this

teams and an esperially good defensive

The Red Raiders

e\eiituall\

tallied in the

marker was matehed by Husk) back Barney

Osevala's run in the last frame.

BLOOMSBURG

35

"Huskies Defeat Kutztown

.35

the lieadline of the
befiire a large

— KITZTOWN
on Homecoming Day" was

to

day as Bloomsburg won

Homecoming Day

Huskies rolled through Kutztown

(

to his

game

13th straight

rnud on Mt. Olympus Field.
like

The

water through a sieve as they

Dan

scored four times in the opening half.

touchdowns

its

added three more

Parrell

growing array as he scored on

a

27 yard ramlile

and on two plunges of 3 and 5 yards respectively.

BLOOMSBURG
THOMAS SPACK
Halfback

Coach Redmen's team pro\ed

27

— WILKES

that

it

7

could conquer non-confer-

ence foes as well as tutor opponents in their sixth set of the season.

Revenge

for last years upset

by the Colonels was sweet as the Huskies

trampled Wilkes College 27 to

rii \Ki,i':s

RXRON

T,i,/J,'

JOHN neme:tz
Tacklt

118

7.

High scoring Danny Parrell

tallied

-->

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jH

•"

^

'i.

I

iiiiM \-

^.

\i,

lal!(;lin

X

I.-

,^

First Row, Kneeling. Left to Kijilit— C. Daly. I). Link.-horst.
Second Itow, ^Standing D. Bennett, Manufier: U. Bo.vi-liinU. <;.

—

D.

Uutler.

Ciiaili

.\

\Villi:iiiis.

I.iMiil.rinus,

rii,,iii|is.ni.

.;.

.1.

llitliMMiie.vt'r,

Koi"-.;.

.1.

^V. Banull,

C. Anilrews.

W. Bylium,

Sliell.v.

Basketball. 1950-195!
Tlif

Musky hoopsters of 1950-51 under

Coach Harold Shelly compiled

a

9 won and 7

Shelly's two year record to 21 victories

Huskies were handicapped with
the loss at

Andrews.

lost

recortl.

and 14 defeats.

all ol

of

bringing Coach

In

starters "Walt"' Hanuli

doing

this the

and "Smoky"

Despite these deficiencies, the team did a fine job against

and other ojjponents.

Fans are quite content

performances of such regular tossers as Chuck Daly.

Butler,

ineiitorsiiip

pronounced lack of height and also with

January Graduation of two

teachers' college foes,
ihe

a

the excellent

I^>uck

stiff

witli

Byham, Don

Dave Linkchorst, Jim Thompson, Danny Boychuck, and Al Williams

whom

conlrihuted toward making hasketliall

in

winning sport "at die Friendly College on the Hill."

121

the

1950-51 season a

"^^^^

CHLCK- DALY

i'.i

I

lllSk\

WALT BANULL

k

i;^

II

JIM

\\i

SCHEDULE AND SCORES

THOMPSON

1950-1951

Wilk^^CulKg-

44

B. S. T. C.

53

R. S. T. C.

15

li.

S. T. C.

(.2

MillersxiU'S. T. C

1!.

S. T. C.

5:;

Wt-t Chester

B. S. T. C.

.'.2

l.oek

B. S. T. C.

59

Sluppinrhurg

B. S. T. C.

55

Millers\illr S. T.

B. S. T. C.

75

Haipur

B. S. T. C.

56

Shippensbuig

B. S. T. C.

72

Mansfield

S. T.

B. S. T. C.

90

Mansfield

S. T. C.

77

B. S. T. C.

54

Kul/tciun S. T. C.

52

B. S. T. C.

72

Har|iur College

70

B. S. T. C.

04

Indiana

78

U.S. I.e.

85

Wilkes C.dlege

69

S. T.

68

KiU/in\Mi

57

Lo( k

Haven

Haven

S. T. C.

70

58

C

62

S. T. C.

62

S. T.

S. T.

C

C

64
70

68

C.illege

S. T.

C

C

57

66

SMOKEY ANDREWS

r>.

(;.

122

S. T. C.

S. T. C.

DAVE LlNkCllOKST

AL W

DON BUTLEK

IIJJ A.MS

SHELLYS SHARPSHOOTERS
Player

M.

G.

P. A.

Daly

90

45

35

215

Butler

69

65

32

170

B>hain

62

64

44

168

Linkchorst

45

36

29

119

Thninpsoii

45

38

26

116

Banull

26

43

24

76

BoycluRk

12

29

17

41

Andrews

13

16

II

37

Williams

14

6

5

33

Gearhait

5

8

5

15

Lamliriiios

3

Goddhait
R'tleiimeyer

F.

1610
2

T. Pts.

i:FnR(;E

6

4

6

232

1.002

Furgele

Kop-e

385

359

123

DAN BOVCHUCK

K

rwiBRiNO?

— Couch, Taylor. Costa. Koiiec,
— (MKirula, Scrimaiifoiir. Aa;;aard, Yesson.

Front Kow, Left to Right

Hear Kow

IIin;,MT.

lAWEF .SCHKDLLK

\i

K

111

I

II

SCORES

B..S.T. C.

57

Wilkes G.Ufgt-. J.\.

B.S.T. C.

.'la

L..,k

Haven

S.

Pnm

C.

T.

29
J.

V. 61

B.

.S.

T. C.

72

Hazletcn

B.

.S.

T. C.

62

Lnek

B. S. T. C.

4.5

Biieknell Fre^limcii

64
47

llaveii

53

Stale

S. T.

(

..

J.\. 52

B.

.'^.

T. C.

63

Blcinni>linr^ .'^hawnre-

B.

.S.

T. C.

.50

Mansfielil

.S.

T.

C. J.\.

B. S. T. C.

67

Mansfielil

.s.

T.

C.

T. C.

57

Olmsleacl Air Base

B. S. T. C.

67

Wilkes College.

B. S. T. C.

11

Bucknell Freshm.n

56

B. S. T. C.

74

Snnlnirv Y. M. C. A.

61

B.

I

.\ND

\Va^lu^.

Dr.

Ericksoii.

.S.

Wll

^

,1.

J.

.. 39

V. __ 53

56
\

.

57

BOB GEARHART

JERRY KOPEC

M!

124

I'Mrst

I'.ijw,

Si'vonil

Left

I!o\v— W.

Tliiril

tc.

i:ii,-lit~

A.

Trolltliiuii,

How — L.

liailiii.iji.

A.

Kiiznziiac'k.

II.

iMMislHiiiacliiM-,

AkitzIiisiiis.
1!.

Aherxiiisi-ns,
L'ourtli

A.
I!.

Kow — L.

Saviij;'-.
C'cinriicl.

II.
I'.
.\I.

Ciinip.

K. Milli-r.

I'lirui-li'.

UciTiui,',

.1.

I.hsmt.

11.

l;i.li:Lnls.

K.

Cearlianlt.

It.

Waijuer, A. Ben, Coa.ii

Beuiier, D. Jones, C. Grable.

Soccer, 1950

.1.

TIkhhipsoii,
II.

K.

It.

Ki.iiu.

HicU.-rt.

Sliell.v.

Coach Harold Shells who nientored
.

high praise for

cprtaiiilv deserves

and molding them

into a

his second year of soccer here at Blooiiishurg,

group

takiiij; a

winning

of

young inexperienced

Despite a rough seven

learn.

ball ]jlayers

game schedule

the

commendalile record of four victories and three

Huskies were aide to com])il(' a \er\
setbacks.

The Husk\
defealed them

I

opened the season against the team from Wilkes College and
Bucky Richards" goal in llie opening fraiue completed the day's

boiilers
h<

II.

scoring.

Their record was evened up ihc f(]|louing Salurda) when they were edged 2 to 1
by a fine Lincoln University team. Jim Thompson scored Bloomsburg's lone counter.

The hooters opened their home season in great fashion as they overwhelmed
Elizabethtown 1 lo 1. Bob Bickhert and Roan scored for the Huskies in the first half
while Ed Jankouski and Dick Gearhart iced the decision in the third and fourth quarters with

one goal each.

Bloomsburg once more went on the road and the hooters lost a close one to a
rugged Lock Haven eleven 2 to 1. Eai h team tallied in the initial frame with Brickert
scoring for the locals. However, the Bald Eagles pushed across the winning goal in
the final stanza.

The following Saturday

the Huskies boosted their record to three wins against

two defeats as they played host

to

Wilkes

They defeated the Colonels 4 to

field.

2.

in

a return

engagement on Mt. Olympus

Bickhert, Pursel, Roan, and Gearhart scored

for the Huskies.

The Huskies
the

suffered their worst defeat of the season

iNation's Capital

Howard

5

to

—Bloomsburg

when they journeyed

take on a powerful Howard University team.
0.

The Booters wound up

a successful season with a convincing 6 to

Indiana State Teachers on Mt. Olympus field. Gearhart. Conrad.
and Thompson all shared in scoring for the victors.

triumph over

Furgele. Bickhert.

i\
-m'

!•.

Ft K(;i:i.E.

to

Final score

R.

(:,ii:/„in

126

CEAl^ll

\RT

Track. 1950
hackwaid glance

Taking; a
ihe llu^k\

sired
111

ill

llif

will oiiK

1950 leaves SDmething

lads in

lliiiK

the record com|)ile(l

at

he de-

to

The Shellynien were ahle

wav

of triumphs.

one

in five meets.

However, there

deal to look forward to with the reliirn of

uho we

1)\

is

a great

many performers

trust with the gathering of experience will

lie

ahle

to hetter last \ear"s record.

Plus the regularly scheduled meets the Husky team

Penn Relays and

also sent entries to the

Tom Goodwin
Frank

in

jump

one of the

finest

|)lacc in the

at

State Meet

220 dash and

polevaulters and all roLind

Bloonisburg"s history, tied with Hatfield of

Shippensburg
with a

points but in the

captured a third

W Dmer.

trackmen

home no

Meet

The Husky trackmen

held at Shippensburg S. T. C.
the Relays brought

the State

S.

id

T.

C.

for

first

place in the polevaull

This height

12 feet 6 inches.

is

a new-

States Teachers College Recoid.

SUMMARY

1950

TRACK

B. S. T.

C

47

B. S. T.

C

68

B. S. T.

C

28

1

B. S. T.

C

24 2/3

West Chester

13

Lincoln U.

R.S.T.C

Cheyney

78

1/.3

Scranton U.

62 2'3

2

Lock Haven

S. T. C. _

97 1/2

S. T. C. _

101 1/3

113

Baseball, 1950
H. S. T. C.

'V\h'

Husky

the annals of

row over
five in

two vear

a

Huskies recorded one of the most amazing records

tlie

nine

louiteen contests

in

1919 and

the first

1950.

Hloomsl)urg's streak
as

as they gained nineteen victories in a

Ijaseliall history

s|)an. wiiniing

in

came

Huskies went down

—5

lo

on Mt. Olympus on April 28, 1950

to a halt

defeat at the hands of a good Shippensburg

to 2.

After this

h)ss. tliey

rebounded with wins of 5

to 2,

16

to 0,

and 6

to

3

over Kutztown, Lycoming, and Wilkes College respectively.

However,
defeated twice

the
in a

Huskies were not able
row

i)v

keep up

to

Lock Haven, 7

to 6, anil

After these two setbacks, they finished

walloping Wilkes
All in

all.

— 16

tlie

tiie

pace and thev were

Mansfiehl. 5

to 2.

season on the right foot by

to 0.

Hloomsiiurgs Huskies

hail a

very commendable season with

9 wins and 3 defeats.

lirsi

l;ci\v,

l.i-tl

SciiiMil

Tliinl Uiiw

U.

til

Kislil

Kiiw

Ilt'iliiian,

-C,

Kwiriis,

K,

Jasliiiivi.-/..

M.

11

Coaili: E. rii-striik.

.liiliiisnii.

Eviiris.
.1.

S.

\V.

I.i'Viiii.

Siivnai-.

Hn.viiiili.

11.

128

11.

1>.

Man-k.

l.i-ilv;ii.l.

Uiilli-r.

.7.

1;.

UiiiiiliH'l.

Stvvi'iis,

\V. H.vluiin, J.

C.

.1.

lU'ill.v,

11.

r.niiiii.

Meiisiiisi-r.

Thompson, R.

Hmliiie.

Maaafer.

* •

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^

Wl 1^

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^jji''

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SUMMARY

1950

BASEBALL

Kings

B. S. T. C.

()

B. S. T. C.

11

Lock Haven

B. S. T. C.

16

L)c(Hning

B. S. T. C.

4

Mansfield

S. T.

S. T. C.

7

MillersviUe

B. S. T. c.

2

Shippensburg

B. S. T. c.

5

Kutztown

B. S. T. c.

16

Lycoming

B. S. T. c.

6

Wilkes

B. S. T. c.

6

Lock Haven

B. S. T. c.

2

Mansfield

B. S. T. c.

16

129

5

4

B. S. T. C.

Wilkes

C

3

C

6

S. T. C.

5

S. T.

S. T. C.

2

3
S. T. C.

S. T. C.

7

5
(I

K. ^titch.•U, U. Hnriuuii, M. Dra-asBviise.

Tc.p

to

Ilii(li.iii--J.

riis.oti,

.\r.

Kciiii.'.l.\

.

ri.

Dnylf.

M.

T...I1I.

Cheerleaders
Uur

laillilul chcerleaileis

to h'lul a haiul

manded hy

tile

toward

ereatiiif; the

ol their efiforts

liou at honfiro, pe|i rallies,

several

proper

spirit

and enthusiasm de-

occasion.

The success

Under

were always ready throughout the year

and

was evident

in the

student participa-

athletic contests.

the capable diieclion ui head cheerleailer John

new cheers were inlroduccd

130

this year.

Kemiedy,

Women's
In order to acciimiilatp

tlie

Sports

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membership, every Thursday night

the Centennial

"B" Cluh

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Our

versatile

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