Jessica
Published by

Bloomsburg University
for

Alumni and Friends
Spring 1994

Volume

94,

Number

1

Sledge
Kozloff
Eighteenth President
Bloomsburg University

Bloomsburg welcomes its 18th president,
Jessica Sledge Kozloff
Over 500 friends, employees,

students,

said.

and alumni of Bloomsburg University
gathered for a reception

for the Arts

Haas Center

in

welcome president-

in April to

designate Jessica Sledge Kozloff to campus. The brief program
after the

was held shortly

Board of Governors of the

State

Bloomsburg,

1 8th

Back

in

Colorado, where

very upset

when you

I

used to

live, the legislators get

don't choose a Coloradan as a

president and, while you haven't chosen a Pennsylvanian,
you did choose one who had the good sense to marry one.
Sieve, would you stand up please.

I'm also who 1 am because of two wonderful children
who could not be here tonight. Kyle, our son
who, by
the way was bom 26 years ago in Philadelphia,
so I've

—

France

—

is

working tonight

(at least

finishing her second year of law school and finals
begin
next week, so she couldn't be here. But they're very,
very
eager indeed to visit all of you and to meet you
and

1994. At

to

that reception Kozloff discussed her

visit their parents'

new home.

rememberd those people who have guided

These two children endured a very interesting
childhood and adolescence growing up with me
can tell you that Ihcy very cheerfully accepted the

and helped her

and

aspirations for the university,

in

he claims he's working there) on a
business assignment. And our daughter. Rebecca, is

president of

effective July 1,

said,

also produced a Pennsylvanian

System of Higher Education voted to
appoint Kozloff the

"Can we

learn to live like this?" I turned to him and
"Did you ever think we would have this kind of
moment?" And he said, "no " I'd like to introduce you to
him. He's also, by the way, my Pennsylvania credential.
I

and

— and

that

I

fact

what came out of the kitchen was rarely gourmet,
was never going to be confused with a domestic

I

goddess.
It's really impossible for me to
speak of my own
children tonight without thinking of the parents
of Terry
Linn (Bloomsburg University student who died
as a result

WTiat

a

momeni! This

reminds

me

were listening

my husband and

to ihc other

driving from our

Continued on next page

special occasion

of a song

home

day as wc were

to the airpon,

Wc

frequently like to listen to musicals as he drives
us here
and there. And the song was from a musical
"La Cage

Au

Faux." and the words of the song, if 1
can remember
them, go like this: So hold ihis moment

and live and
know how, and make this moment
best of times are now. And I certainly
fast,

love as hard as you

because the

last,

way. You've given me a great tribute.
thought in my remarks tonight I'd try to
introduce

Chancellor James McCormick
praised the method of choosing a new
president,

myself to you

the search committee.
"What a moment. The best of times is now,"
Jessica Sledge Kozloff told over 500
faculty, staff

more personal way than your very
thoughtful and lovely program does. And
wanted to
introduce myself to you in terms of who
am as a
in a

and students gathered on April 21 in Haas
Auditorium for a reception welcoming her as the
president-

I

I

renection of

my

The
duce

is

first

why 1 want so much
Bloomsburg.

family, and

here as your president

at

to

be

designate.

program was held shortly after
the Board of Governors of the State
System of

member of my family that I want to introme tonight, my husband Steve, whom

here with

you

will all

way

to introduce

meet

few minutes. I think the best
you is to say that no one male

in just a

him

to

.

or female, could ask for a spouse
than he is.

who

is

The

more supportive

brief

Higher Education voted to appoint Kozloff
the 18th
president of Bloomsburg, efTective July
I. 1994.
Ramona Alley, vice chair of the Council of
Trustees,

welcomed guests and commended

presidential search

Chancellor James
I

think especially of the years

with two young children
school for

my

doctorate

would come home

—

when

I

was a mother
to

the

another university to take

that

commuting 40 miles

my

coursework

custom

I

— of course,

approval."

'

trying to be a fairly
stances.

to

pick up a sick child in those days.

There were
ready to chuck

we were
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a
it,

number of occasions when
and he wouldn't

driving here and there

let

me.

I

really

And

was a police

and

that

McCormick

after

I

McCormick praised the trustees for overviewing
the search process and
perf-orming their duties as
outlined in Act 188. "I believe
the process worked
very well. Act 188 was carried
out maintaining the
balance between the universities
and the State
System.

We

should

all

celebrate the success of the

process," he said.

McCormick
ing and

described Kozloff as an "outstand-

dynamic person who

will bring

wise

leadership to Bloomsburg."

The chancellor recognized Interim
President and
Mrs. Curt English for their
"outstanding dedicated
service to the State

System of Higher Education."
brought the crowd to its feet
for sustained
applause as he described the
interim president's
devotion" to his alma mater.
"Curt English has
been an effective leader. He
is an experienced
administrator with great insight
into the

He

1-

board

dynamics of

said.

The chancellor offered his commendations
to
members of the search committee and
recognized
trustees James Atherton and John
Haggerly

who

was

tonight as

escort,

an "excellent" job.

to present the president-designate
to the

campus community immediately

to

good mother under those circumSteve usually was the one who went
to school

for

the

Kozloff was the 10th prcsidcm appointed
in the 1
year life of the State System. "It has become
our

— and going back graduate
— and many times

after

committee

McCormick remarked

hard work. They have identified someone
with the
essential characteristics of leadership
needed," he
said. "The committee is to be
commended for

working in the spirit of Act 188 (the
legislation
which created the Stale System) and
I want to
acknowledge and thank them.*'

and those who served on

feel that
1

Dr. Jessica Sledge Kozlojf

I

served as co-chairs. "The committee
deserve a great deal of credit for

members

their

many hours of

public imiversity system."
McCormick said "He
has done everything he
could to set the stage for an
orderly transition. I want to
extend my personal
thanks to both Curt and Janet."

Susan M. Schantz

of alcohol poisoning) and Jeramy Williams (Bloomsburg
University student critically injured in an automobile

And

accident).

I

just

want

who

and they've been with you
extended families, and

you

to say to all of

thoughts have been with them so

my

much

are

my

that

the past

few days,

Jeramy and Terry's

thoughts will certainly remain

with them.

father

My

was a school superintendent

Texas community.

—

after school

I

in a

many hours

spent

small

with him

a very, very fortunate situation for me.

would follow him around, tag along with him on

I

his

various tasks.

My father had started out to become a minister and
had switched to education because, at least for him, he
feft this was the way that he could really make a difference.

had the great fortune of listening to him on many

I

occasions talking to people about what he thought about
education.

Education was the key to empowering and transforming and enriching lives, and through that transformation

we made

He would

the world a better place.

talk about

with the fervor of a country preacher teaching the

this

gospel.

And I knew from

wanted

to

the time

be a teacher, because

I

I

was a

knew

little girl

that to

that

I

be an

educator was to be called the very noblest of professions.

My mother, Ann Acklen Sledge, was a wonderful role
for me. My father laughingly referred to her often

model
as his

life

insurance policy because he had a medical

condition and was unable to get

life

insurance.

And my

mother worked to help support the family and to give a
if something should happen to him.
These were the days when women rarely, especially
the wife of a school superintendent, worked. Mother was

sense of security

a wonderful, wonderful role

showed me,

in a time

when

Dr. KozJoff with husband, Stephen.

model for me because she
was an all too rare

this

woman

loving mother and wife and also pursue a demanding

I wanted to fmd an institution that would become a
model of excellence. Now what do I mean by excellence?

career.

Probably not the traditional way

experience for a

As

1

little girl,

could be a

grew older and people would say

know, Jessica, you're
choices."

who

that a

It

me. "You

compute because

I

knew someone

did both and did them both with great grace and with

courage. Unfortunately,

my

as a life insurance policy

days before

my

father's prediction of

proved

all

mother

my

assumed the responsibility for our family. She assumed
an enormous amount of debt, and we were in a very
serious financial situation. College for me seemed
absolutely out of the question except for two things. My
mother was willing to make a great personal sacrifice for
me to attend college, and there was a state university near
us so I could live at home and attend college. Because of
I had a profound appreciation for the role
our state universities play in providing affordable,

this experience,

that

quality education.

college

I

would

find a very

like to lead.

good place

that

exemplary place, a place

1

decided

was ready

that held the

that

I

wanted

Achieving Academic Excellence.

And Aston

called

students,

its

faculty, its staff;

its

to the life of the

become an
same values that

thinking

and

community around

I

it.

in

is

there.

is

not where

The development of critical

obviously essential to our role as educational

institutions, but a

model

for excellence

must also contrib-

ute to our students' understanding of self and their

respect for others, their values and attitude and behavior

The

fact

so that they leave us ready to

we know much more

is,

and what

I

to do was to
was ready to
what we know in

wanted

an institution that
into practice

When
my visit,

after

left

I

here

in

collegiate years.

The

I

also have

on

my

It's

fact

I

knew

that

I

called

we know much more

about

how

to

find

put

ready to put into practice what
I

February

had

left

here in February after

found the place

—

—

that

my

wc know
visit. I

in theory.

knew

that

I

When
had

Bloomsburg University was

you are

that

that institution.

I

knew

that

it

was imI was
that you
impressed with your aspirations for the future
wanted this university to become all that it can be and it
should be. I was impressed by the students. I was very
cognizant of the fact that the next president here would
because of the faculty and

staff

I

met

here.

I

pressed with your credentials, but more than that,

...

desk back

is,

improve the collegiate experience than we practice, and
what I wanted to do was to fmd an institution that was

institution

found the place

become productive mem-

bers of a democratic society and to fully enjoy the post-

about how to improve the collegiate experience than we practice,

—

in

Colorado another

How College Affects Students.

volume of over 20 years of research on
student retention and student success.
It's a book about how college, how the college
experience, enhances the lives of its students and about
It's

1

that what's really important for students

them once they get

defines

excellence as the degree to which an institution adds

important book.

to

to

was dedicated to leaching and believed
education as the way to change lives.
hold, that

they attend a university or college, but what happens to

It's

I

give a great deal of thought to the kind of university or

traditional definitions of excellence arc really misleading.

And

theory.

doing here at Bloomsburg? Well, about a
this time, I decided that I was going to test
the presidential waters. A number of colleagues and
mentors had encouraged me to do this. And I began to

what am
Soyear
ago

of the entering

students or even the size of the endowment. I've been

would also include

mother

This book concurs with Aston 's contention that these

defined, often in

GPA

changing our students' lives through their

very influenced by a book by Alexander Aslon.

value to the lives of

too true, and a few

16th birthday, he died and

it's

terms of an institution's reputation or

going to have to make some

really

just didn't

to

talks about

collegiate experiences in and outside the classroom.

a very thick

the effective practices that lead to that enhancement.

It

be very fortunate indeed to follow
President English,

way

for

someone

who has

in the footsteps

of

so unselfishly prepared the

else.

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Jessica Sledge Kozloff
Continued from page 3
Perhaps though the crowning moments of
and the reason

my decision

was very certain that (his was the place
drive I had leaving Bloomsburg with a

I

for me was the
young man from your maintenance department
his
first name is Todd, and I can't remember his last name,
but I will fmd out. Todd volunteered lo drive me back lo
Harrisburg in a terrible snow storm
it was sleeting and

—

—

We

snowing.

spent three hours in a car driving back to

And during that three-hour drive, we talked a
why he liked working at Bloomsburg University

Harrisburg.
lot

about

and the pride he had
his

I

make no

the best.

lo

in

me.

apologies.

...

and the pride he had

in this place,

work was very touching

want us

I

to

be

Only by setting that kind of

we can push ourselves to be
we should be for our students and

goal that
all

for the people of Pennsylvania

who

support us.
As

I

got out of the car at the airport and told

goodbye.

said,

I

"Now

Todd,

overnight in a motel because this
said no.

and

1

He

need

said.

"They're going lo need

lo get back."

And

him

you should stay
really was horrible." He

think

I

left

I

me tomorrow

here knowing thai

if

he

was any indication of the kind of dedication to duty that
you have here, that this indeed was the place for me.

My

presidential

want us

to

agenda

is

for

an exemplary university.

1

Bloomsburg

make no

be the best, Not because

than our sister institutions

going to be striving to be the best

Bloomsburg

I

want us

— because

to

become

apologies.
to

—

to be the best, to try to be the best,

arc

because

As Steve and
it

be belter

assume they
also
I want
I

I

I

were flying out

yesterday or the day before?

—

I

— was

in the airplane

— Vm losing

track of time

was looking through one of those magazines that
and there was an advertisement about

sells things,

inspirational posters for

your

office.

So

1

thought

I'll

look

through here.

Maybe

one

that

I

need.

we can push
we should be for our students and for
the people of Pennsylvania who support us.
Just as we must set high expectations for our students

And

probably describes

how

1

feel at this

classroom and outside of ihe classroom as members of our academic community, we must set the same

the lake looking out across this vast expanse of water to

expectations for ourselves.

foot of the photographer, so you're looking out past this

is

only by setting that kind of goal that

ourselves to be

all

in the

it

I

think

it

I'll

better than anything else

find

I

describe the poster to you.
vast lake.

could say. Let
It's

The photographer

the other side

— and there

is

is

And

me try

I

did.

time

to

a view of a very beautiful

standing on one shore of

a canoe that's parked at the

canoe over the water to the

far, far

side of the shore.

the inscription under this poster reads "Success

And that's how
And I know that the

is

And

a

journey, not a destination."

I

striving to be the best.

waters will

feel

about us

not always be tranquil. I've already gotten an inkling of
that. I suspect that I may head out in the wrong direction

every once in a while, and

I

don't

going to take us to get there, and

may

I

know how long

it's

have no idea where

we

do know one thing. I know
that if we have the courage to commit to this journey, thai
we will prove ourselves to be very worthy stewards of the
land eventually. But

I

public's trust and that our students will be the beneficiaries.

Thank you so very much.

FIRST ALVMNI DINNER— Alumni and friends living in
Colorado met our nev^ university president.
Dr. Jessica

and her husband. Dr Stephen Kozloff. at a dinner
held in Denver on Saturday. May
21 Dr Kozloff will leave
Kozloff.

.

Colorado

in late

June

Attending this first

Michael Bearish
'83.

assume Ihe presidency on July 1
alumni event with the Kozloffs were
to

'79. Patricia Bearish.

Ann Bruce. Joe Bukofski

Clapper Dux

'80.

-77.

Usiie Giberson Fehan

Jennifer Griffis Redmond '89. Quint
Thurston and Anne Wasko.

Page 4

Kim Gobora Bent
Dux '79. Kristin

Joseph

'85.

Rich Fehan.

Redmond. Frank

Deaths
We extend our sympathy

1903

1919

Sue H. Longenberger '03 of
Berwick died December 24 at age 99.
Her leaching career in Berwick area
schools spanned over 50 years.

members of

Representative:

Royersford.PA 19468

1911
'11 of

Class Volunteer(s): Grace Kishbach
Miller

Clifford died February 6 at age 102.

She was a teacher

in

Henick

Center.

We

received the following letter

from Grace Miller, the class represen-

1915

"As

Lake Winola, a prominent physician

in

Lackawanna County for more than 50
years, died December 8. He was also
a graduate of Hahneman Medical
School and did graduate work at

1919.

sity,

Taylor Hospital in Scranton.

"Three of our members, myself

in-

has since died, and probably no
will be present to represent the

class in 1994.

"Although

still

feel that the length

Ethel Watkins

Weber

Scrantondied January7atage98. She

was a teacher

in the

Scranton School

active (no cane),

see,

I

am

I

of the drive and the

day could be overpowering.

may

breaking no speed laws

"Some of us in the Philadelphia area
enjoy our June get-together at Lakeside

1917

in

Ruth Williams Horger '17 of Boca
and formerly of Taylor,

Pa.,

Limerick.

"My

Surviving are two daughters. Janet

in the

at

for the past five years.

grandchildren and three great-grand-

She taught elementary school in the
Kingston schools for over 45 years.

Representative:

Marguerite Zierdt Itter '19 of
Easton died November 20 at age 95.
She was a teacher in the Centennial

Edna Davenport Ohl

School, Hazleton, before retiring in

1918
25 East Eleventh
Bloomsburg,

Street

Ann Ward;

three grandchildren, four

great-grandchildren; and a

Mabel

Decker

G.

'18

Mehoopany

for

42 years before

sister.

of

Rinkhaimock died on March 8 at age
95. She taught in Black Walnut,
and
Factoryville
Springville,
retir-

ing in 1961.

She also did volunteer work at TVIer
Memorial Hospital, where she was
is

a

sister.

Hannah Law Groner

'18, a long-

time resident of Bloomsburg, died in
Camp Hill on January 14 at age 94. She

was a former English and French
teacher at Bloomsburg High School.
Also a graduate of Penn State, she was
very active in church and community

Class Volunteer(s): Camilla

grandchildren, including Kimberiy
Groner '80 and Law Groner '88.

'24

1922
&

Gladys Ramage '22
Exeter died February 25

at

*48 of

was a teacher and principal in
Hughestown and Sunbury school
She retired

after

43 years

in

the
dis-

edu-

She also graduated from the Minnesota Decorating School and was an
avid

Rowc Keefer '30
Louise A. Manning '30
Margaret Hendrickson Krousc '32

The following

class

members

at-

tended the 70th yearrcunion on Alumni

Day

(based on official registrations):

Anna Singleman Barnes. Helen Barrow, Francis Hahn Blose, Bculah
Deming Gibson, and Marian
Andrews Laise.
J. Jones '24 of Scranton

Margaret
March

died on

Martha Jane Moran Buck '23, formerly of Muncy, died December 25 at

She was a

1.

retired

teacher, last teaching at the John

Maude Stover Meyer '24. formerly

She and her husband operated the
While House Motel in Charlottesville,

ofRebersburg.diedon March 16atage
97. She taught in Centre County

where they had resided

at

one time.

Pliscotl '23 of

died on February

7.

Upper

30 years
Penns Valley Area elementary

schools for 35 years, including
at

Askam

schools.

Lower

Helen Zydanowicz Schwall
(widow of Joseph

School.

died in

S.

'24

Schwall '24, who

1972) died on March 10.

Surviving are three

M. Cooke

sisters,

Eleanor

'29 of Hcmet, Calif.,

who

recognition of her

garet D. Walsh; eight grandchildren

vice to the First Presbyterian Church

Pelerfreund '27 of San Diego, Calif.;

and nine great-grandchildren.

of Wilkes-Barre and her community.
She taught at the Ashley Elementary

and Emilie Sage *32 of Dearborn,

Surviving

is

a son, Forrest.

later

many

became

years of ser-

her church and community. She helps
the women in the quilting department

and plays the piano for Circle meetings. She does weekly volunteeer work

community. She plays the piano
Day Care

for the clients of the Adult

1920
Represesentatives:

Anna Davis Barrow
9119 Friars Road
Rockville.MD 20850
(301)424-4405

Center and volunteers

for

at the

substitute teaches at age 84; Clara

Michigan.

West '34

Mae Hope
UotaA,

Dcitrich '36

Dermody

'36

Nevil '80

G. Fxlward Dcily '37
Willard S. Krcigh "38

Roben P Hopkins

'39

Armabel Bailey Jones '39

Bemice Blaine Stout '42
Reed I. Buckingham '46
Marlin E. Brosius '47
Robert L. Bunge '47

James M. Cain Sr '49
Clifford

J.

Kendall '49

Thomas E. Schukis
Edward Snyder '52

'52

Sally Stallone Smith '57

Lawrence A, Pctuskey '58
S. Siinson '60
Barbara Campbell Burggraf '62

John

Roger Breidtnger '64
Richard Lconovich '67
Ruth

1926

VanHom
P Boyd

David

Hilchings '69
'70

Louise Tregaskis Hendershot '26
of Bear Creek Township died on April

Helen Drcatcr Strosky '73
Deborah Burychka Archie *75

She was a teacher in the Plains
12.
Township School District for 38 years.
Surviving arc a son. Sterling, and

Bruce Martin Davis '75
JohnKiehl '78

Cathy Ann Long '78
Faye K. Diltz

three grandchildren.

John Heinz

which recently honored her
lOyears of weekly volunteer work.

Institute,

still

principal.

Today. Mrs. West continues to serve

in the

T

Samuel Krauss '3S

William M. Troutman *48

Prior to

she was a teacher in the

School and

Ellen Veale Smith '34

Albert

Joseph Baraniak '39

former Sonestown High School.

Rose Plizga

Thomas S. Coursen "33
Andrew D. Potson '33

Sterling Bania '39

Marshall School in Scranton.

age 89. She taught English and Latin
at the

Harold M, Morgan '32

Gertrude Murray

artist in oils.

1923

'28

Minnie

(717) 784-1515

age 92. She

Helen West *23 of Wilkes-Barre
was honored on her 90th birthday in

about 20 more years.

'27

Esther Chupin Laubach '27

Margaret Wickizer Watkins '29

Surviving are a son, Rosscr L.
Mainwaring. M.D.; a daughter, Mar-

1940s she resumed on a substitute ba-

Louise Hidluy Newberry '26

Mary C. Kutz

Lcnore Thomas Savidge '29

236 West Ridge Avenue
Bloomsburg. PA 17815

1993.

Esther Reichart Schaffer '19 died
on March 5 at age 95. She taught in
the Hazleton Schools for a number of
years before marriage, and in the early

E.

Helen Slangert Wolfe '28

Edward F. Schuyler

Askam

activities.

Surviving are her son. Sheldon L.; a
daughter. Joan G. Moore; and eight

Jones "24

Mary Youtz Sicinen

Representative:

Herman Carey

Helen Walton Mainwaring '19,
formerly of Plains, died on October 6,

sis for

'23

Suzanna Potochney '28

1924

1921

retiring,

credited with 5,826 hours of service.

Surviving

Pliscotl '23

Lillian Lupinski '27

Laise.

Surviving are a daughter, Shirley

(717) 784-0142

19

*48

Rose Plizga
J,

'

19

Nicholas G.ViinBuskirk '27

Va..

1965.

PA 17815

Marian Andrews

Leader Nursing Home, Kingston,

H. Austin and Sylvia H. Lohman; four

children.

Barnes.

cation.

age 94. She had resided

70th year re-

Day (based on official registrations): Anna Singlernan
Helen Barrow. Francis Hahn Blose, Beulah Deming Gibson, and

lives!"

Mildred E. Griffith '19 died on
February 15

School System.

&

*

Miiry (jiillagher Jenkins '26

tricts.
still

died January 29 at age 96. Prior to her

marriage she was a teacher in the Tay-

19

Louise Tregaskis Hendershot '26

greetings should convey the

The Class of 1919

facts:

*

Moran Buck

Maude Siovcr Meyer

As you

these days!

District until her retirement.

liter

Mainwaring

Marthii Jane

Murgaa't

union on Alumni

one

'15 of

W;ilioii

Gladys Rainiigc '22

CLASS OF 1924— The following class members attended the

a great- great- grand son.

1

'

Esther Rcicluirl Schaffer

been founded.

One

lor

Helen

University con-

H. Beitzel; a son, Donald; four grand-

and

15

'18

Law Groner

Marguerite Zierdt

1994.

cluded, attended the reunion in 1989.

children, 12 great-grandchildren,

'

Miklrcd E. Griffith '19

Normal

Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Doris

Raton,

Hiuuuih

tinue to grow and grow and grow, ever
retaining the values upon which it has

Community Medical Center and Moses

Weber

Helen Zydanowicz Schwall '24

"May Bloomsburg

He served in the Navy during World
War I.
He served on the medical staffs of

Fla.,

Mabel G. Decker

has been great to see the advances
State

1

Ruth Williams Horger '17

School. 1919. to Bloomsburg Univer-

Harvard Medical School.

Mary

r

Miiry Ethel Watkins

send greetings to the Associa-

made by Bloomsburg

'

Carl L. Hosier '15

tion.
"It

commu-

died:

Ruth Reynolds Hasbrouck

a representative of the Class of
1

the university

who have

Sue H. Longenberger '03

tative:

Carl L. Hosier '15 of Dunmore and
'

nity

1

Grace Kishbach Miller
918 Church Street
(215)948-3780

Ruth Reynolds Hasbrouck

to the

families of the following alumni and

Russell A, George

Mary Gallagher Jenkins
Plymouth died January 9 at age

was

last

employed

'26 of
87.

She

as a teacher's aide,

specializing in developmental disabilities.

Thorns

E.

Jr.

Harder HI

Elinor R. Keefer

William E. Landis
Margaret T. Wilson

She earlier taught at the Plymouth

Page 5

1932

Borough Central School, supervising
penmanship.

Representative:

She and her husband, Edmund,

cel-

Ezra W. Harris

ebrated their 56th wedding anniversary
last

November

a son,

R.D.

20. Also surviving are

Edmund C;

(717) 784-3532

Dvoroznak; and four grandchildren.

Class Volunteer(s): Lucile

E. Louise Hidlay Newberry '26 of
Lime Ridge died on May 8 at age 86.
She was a tax clerk for H. A.

McHose

'32. formerly of Clearfield, died

on
She taught in
Mausdale, Danville. Bellwood Antis

March 27

Bloomsburg before retiring in 1 976.

age 82.

at

and Clearfield schools before

1927

in

Victoria Smith

&

Ecker. Ezra Harris

Margaret Hendrickson Krouse

Berkheimer Associates, Bloomsburg,
and was also a clerk at Keystone Drugs
in

Box 451

5.

Bloomsburg, PA 17815

Mary

a daughter,

Bundcns Gigcr *27

Surviving are

*44 has been memorialized by a

retiring

1970.

daughter, Edie

a

Bennett, and two grandchildren.

scholarship created by her daughter,

Barbara B. North. The scholarship will
assist adult students

Harold M. Morgan '32 of Taylor

majoring in early

died

childhood education.
Mrs. Giger.

who died in

992, taught

forlheVMCAinCarbondale. He then
joined 7-Up of Dimmore and had a dis-

formerly taught

1

from 1939

in

CLASS OF

to 1945.

— The following

1929

union on Alumni Day (based on

Paulsboro, NJ.,

members attended

class

official registrations):

the 65lh year re-

Audrey Moore Cohen

and Lucille DeVoe.

She earned a

who wish to contribute to
scholarship may send gifts to The

versity.

Irene Kornell Davis *28

is

very active. She was er-

is

roneously listed as deceased in the

Bloomsburg, PA 17815.

hsue of BLOOMSBURG.

Mary C. Kulz *27, formerly of Glen

pleased that she

is still

Lenore Thomas Savidge *29 of

living at

a retirement center in Burlington, N.C.,

where she

last

Berwick died on May 1 3 at age 84. She
taught in the Berwick Area School District in

We are very

She received

Suzanna Potochney
died

a master's degree at

November 15

at

age 84.

She

Surviving

age 90. Prior to her marriage, she was

is

at

Lillian Lupinski '27 of

Luzcmc

he played professional basketball in the
Eastern League with the Wilkcs-Bairc

Barons.

He

'28

of

Lancashire Terrace died November 28
at age 82. She was a former Manheim

17, 1993.

He was

a

Helen Stangerl Wolfe '28 of PeoArizona, died December 11. She
was a teacher in the Nanticoke Area
District.

Township School

District for 15 years

and the North Penn

(717)458-6671

School District for 28 years before

Carroll Park in Bloomsburg, resides
with his daughter in Wayne, NJ.

PA 18702

Class Volunte€r(s): Rachel G.
Anthony. Lucille DeVoe

PA IB603
The following attended the 65th year
reunion on Alumni Day (based on of-

Jeannetle H. Buckingham '28

is

Home.

a

ficial registrations):

Cohen and

Audrey Moore

Lucille DeVoe.

He was

re-

also an avid

saxophonist for 60 years.

He

also earned a master's degree at

Bloomsburg.
Surviving are his wife, the former

Minnie Rowe Keefer '30 of

the

Hanover Township School

Phyllis Prusinski; three daughters,

at

Lorraine Hoffman. Gerrie Lear and

in

Terry Smith; three sons, Richard. An-

District.

Surviving are a daughter, Marilyn

Caner, two grandchildren, one greatgrandson, and two sisters.

drew

Jr., and David; 13 grandchildren,
seven great-grandchildren; a brother
and three sisters.

Bertha A. Probert '33

retired after

Louise A. Manning '30 of Dalton

teaching kindergarten for 36 years

deceased.

20 years

1931
Street

An elemen-

43 years, he

taught in the Fell

town.

436 South River

'33 of Lansdale

age 79.

instate Street

1929
Representative:

at

1

Millvillc.PA 17846

is

Representative:

guest at the Leader Nursing

December

tary school teacher for

and a brother.

Isabel Chelosky Hester

{717) 752-5367

of

deceased.

is

Margaret Swartz Bitter

Surviving are a son. William; two

Wilkes-Barre.

Betterly

Coursen '33

S.

Andrew D. Potson

Mountaintop died on February 22
She was a former teacher

great-grandchildren.

Berwick.

Thomas

Palmyra. N.J.,

died

age 85.

Surviving are a son. Nicholas Jr;

Faye Appleman Dendler
J J 32 Market Street

sisters.

1933

Binghamton. N.Y.

sisters

Mary

Class Volunteer(s):

Maiers

Representative:

graduate of the Practical Bible College

York University.

1928

two

Elfed H. Jones '30, formerly of
B. Stevens '28 reports

the death of her husband. A. C, Stevens,

School

Mitchell; nine grandchildren and six

daughters,

tiring in 1979.

M. Louise

schools for 35 years, retiring in 1963.
He earned a master's degree at New

two daughters, Karen Harvey and Lois

Famham; two

ters.

in

(717) 784-2046

age 84.

1930
Steinert

ria,

taught in Hanover Township

Street

a brother.

Mary Youtz

on June
Nicholas G. Van Buskirk '27 died
on April 25 at age 87. A Navy veteran,

at

13 grandchildren, eight great-grand-

died February 7

at age 87. In her early
years she was a teacher in the
Nanticokc public schools.

Lawson

Lois

644 East Third

Surviving are three sons, Edward,
Herbert and

children; a brother and

Township elementary school.
Surviving are a brother and three sis-

half-si sicr.

1933

Sandra Robinson and Susan Robinson;

retiring in 1978.

She earned a master's degree
Muhlenberg College in 1941.

a teacher,

great-granddaughlcrs. a brother and a

brothers.

of Falls died on April 7

served as assistant principal at Foster

til

Surviving are a daughter, Joyce
Venezialc; two granddaughters, two

sister.

Representative:

Margaret E. Wickizer Watkins *29

'28 of Freeland

Township High School from 1965 un-

Esther Chopin Laubach '27 of
Rochester, Minn., died on March 27 at

two grandchildren, three great-

grandchildren and a

Bloomsburg. PA 17815

school in Newport Township for 43

Millcrsvillc College.

the early 1930s.

Surviving are two grandchildren and

two

with us!

Lyon, died December 29. She taught
years, retiring in 1972.

retiring

1972.

in

Fertel;

Persons

Bloomsburg University Foundation.
Giger Scholarship, Bloomsburg Uni-

Olyphant untU

tributorship in

Surviving are a daughter, Phyllis

master's degree at Buckncll University.

the

16. Prior to retirement

he was the general secretary

Bloomsburg Area School Disfor 24 years before retiring. She

in the
trict

November

in 1953.

Representative:

Frank J. Colder
1 103

South Market Street

in

—

Hazleton and 16 in Allen-

She has enjoyed traveling

to

Hawaii, Bermuda, Norway. Denmark,

Sweden. England. Ireland, Scotland
and Wales, In addition, she

is

active

m

several organizations.

Bloomsburg. PA 17815
(717)784-5783

1934

Class Volunt€er(s): Dorothy Foust
Wright

tended the 60th year reunion on Alumni
Day (based on official registrations);

The following

class

members

at-

Freda Shuman Laubach. Nora
Bayliff Markunas and Michael
Sopchak.

No room
for photos;
age 79. She taught in the Cumberland

was

Valley and Mechanicsburg Area school

ity at

districts.

the

employed in a similar capacColumbia County Courthouse

for four years, retiring in 1980.

Surviving are a son. Gary; a daughter.

last

Diane A. Voris;

five grandchildren,

eight great-grandchildren; a brother
and a sister.

A

U.S.

Italy

Army

veteran, he served in

and North Africa during World

War II. He received

four Bronze Stars
and attained the rank of master sergeant.

Gertrude Murray Dermody '36 of
Scranton died on January 18.
Shortly after graduation, she taught

and Keystone Junior College and was
later

employed by

Dermody Real Es-

owned by her

Surviving

is

a

brother.

'80. a

former

resi-

dent of Wilkes-Barre, died on April 22

Ellen Veale Smith '34 of Hazleton

During World War n, she taught in
the Japanese isolation camps in Ari-

deceased.

zona.

She also taught

and Japan. She was

Columbia University

An Army

War

at

last

employed

as

Wilkes University, where

she retired after 20 years of service.

for 15 years before retiring in

1972.

Natoli;

two grandsons, and a

great-

1935

Sara Maria Berger

Representative:

151 East Fourth Street

the

He

New York

Deily

Magee Carpet Co.

is

a

sister.

1939

Dorothy Hess Linn
165 Nottingham Road

Edward

in the

Derry Town-

He was

a head

various levels.

He
of

Livingston School District

at

we have

of

New

York University.

Surviving

is

his

second wife. Edith

Brague Banta; three sons. Wayne,
Glenn and Sterling Jr.; a daughter,
Joyce Wroble; a step-daughter.

Banechko;

six grandchildren,

Wendy

two

step-

grandchildren, one great-grandchild, a

Unfortunately, you will have to wait

for 25 years.

He

September)

them!

As you

read this special issue of

BLOOMSBURG. you
half of

it

will notice that

the annual report of gifts

is

received from alumni and friends in
1993. We hope your name is
included there.
Tlie other hulf

is

nearly filled with

classnoies, along with

our

new

president and

Weekend. The

news about
Alumni

leftover material

includes nearly

alumni events

40 photos taken

in

at

Houston. San

Antonio. Harrisburg, Lehigh Valley

ton.

Baltimore, Washing-

D.C. (two cvcnls); Richmond.

Durham. N.C; Columbia. S.C.;
Orliuido. Boca Raion, Fort Myers,
Sarasota, Tampa. Atlanta, San Juse.
Calif.; San Francisco, Long Beach,
San Diego. Philadelphia. Alloona,
Reading-Berks. Pittsburgh,

New

York City and Denver.
Nearly 6U0 alumni and friends

Joseph Baraniak '39 died on Oc-

Ruth Dugan Smeal
740 South Market Street
Bloomsburg.PA 17815

Mildred.

Class Volunteer(s): James V.
DeRose. Harriet Kocher, Ruth Dugan

and

it!

attended those rcgioniil events or
tober 26, 1993. Surviving

Smeal

months since

five

liLOOMSBURG,

the photos to prove

(tlu-ee events),

received a master's degree from

Representative:

(717) 784-4915

'37

been a busy

It's

the last issue o{

brother and two sisters.

Bloomsburg died on April 22 at age 78.
He was a maintenance supervisor for

Row Reed

Elizabeth

'38

Bloomfield, N.J.. died on March 29 al
age 78. He was a business education

Surviving

853 South Market Street
Bloomsburg.PA 17815
(717) 784-4850

G.

Kreigh

University in 1962.

Bloomsburg.PA 17815
(717)784-1857

grandson.

at

for 19 years, retiring in 1976.

Representatives:

and coach

coach of baseball and basketball for
many years and also coached football

P.

James

earned a master's degree

Surviving are his wife, the former

Dorothy Peiper a daughter. Marilyn

structor

Class Volunteer(s): Charles

al

baseball for

studies teacher, physical education in-

ship School District.

S.

next issue

to see

Mountain State and Florida/
Georgia leagues, was a retired social

(717)784-5835

Willard

you get

in the

30 Nottingliam Road
Bloomsburg.PA 17815

teacher

1937

taught at Penn State. Wilkes-Barre

slep-grandchildren.

Rico

II,

he was a math teacher in the Ashley
High School for 35 years. He also

campus,

a librarian

in Puerto

at

in 1948.

veteran of World

and Ruth Toole; four

age 80.

at

1944 and

1 1

sure

until (lie next issue (early

Charles H. Henrie

sister.

Leota A. Nevil

grandchildren.

make

Ellen

the Philadelphia Phillies farm system

Laubach, Nora Bayliff Markunas and

in

Dorothy Zimmerman and Ray
Zimmerman.

Representatives:

Firm,

J.

Cormecticut. where

Freda Shuman

Penn State

Leighow, Alex McKechnic, Dorothy
Phillips Richards, Ruth Dugan
Smeal, Virginia Burke Traupane.

1938

reunion on Alumni Day (based on of-

at

Dersham Laubach, Tirzah Coppes

ker for several years and was associ-

tate

degrees

Miller. Jane Jones

Mary

Day (based on official registrations):
John Bower. James DeRose. Miriam
Utt Frank. Harriet Kocher, Sara

Fame in 1993.
He played professional

class members attended the 60th year

Albert T. West '34 of AshJey died
on March 3 at age 86. He also earned

DeFelice;

at-

and three step great-grandchildren.

ated with the E.

Michael Sopchak.

Nan

members

she was chair of the business department. She was also a real estate bro-

in

CLASS OF 1934— The following

ficial registrations):

daughter, Linda E. Sarcone; four step-

daughters.

class

Sterling Banta '39 of Hershey died
on February 17 at age 77. He was inducted into Uic B.U. Atlilclic Hall of

School District

is

the Torrington

Surviving are his wife, the former
Arlene Masters Barton; a son. John; a

The followmg

tended the 55th year reunion on Alunmi

is

his wife.

returned to Bloomsburg for

Weekend, based on

Alumni

official registra-

tions.

We also did
Katharine L. Bokum '39 and her
husband. Bob. celebrated their 50th

wedding anniversary in 1993 with
South American cruise.

a

issue for

not have

names and

room

in this

photo.s of

scholarship recipients for 1993-1994.

They

will be included in the next

issue.

Other special features will include

Robert

P.

Laurel, N.J.,

Hopkins *39 of Mount
died on September 27.

by
Rich Benyo '68. describing his
a full-length illustrated article

Bloomsburg.PA 17815

exciting trip to the Himalayas, and a

(717) 784-0861

Roy Smith

feature about

la.st

fall's

walk across England, with photos, of
course.

Class Volunteer(s): Helen

And

Hartman Cimbala

obviously there will be more

classnotes!

But there

Samuel Krauss '35 of Quincy,
March 27 at age 79. He
was an executive at M. L. Clasier Lumber Co. in Bellefonte and at

Lumber Co.

in Braintree,

BLOOMSBURG.

Grossman

have been forced

Because of rising
to

make

we

a difficult

decision; All alumni will not receive

Surviving are his wife, the former

and

know

production and postage costs,

retiring in 1985.

ter.

something else very

about the next issue of

Mass., before

Blanche Hirsch; a son, Howard; a

is

important that you should

Mass.. died on

the next issue.

sis-

Only those alumni and friends who

Eve Krauss; two brothers, Nathan

have made a contribution or pledge

Israel.

—

in

any amount

— since January

1993 will receive the

1936

BLOOMSBURG.

fall

issue of

This policy change

Representatives:

will recognize

Ruth Y/agner LeGrande
76 112 North Cedar Street

you who have supported

and reward those of
either the

Alumni Fund or the Treasury of Ideas
campaign for the new library.

PA 18201
(717)454-1427

Hazleton,

You should

also

know

that notices

of regional alumni events will also be

Mary Jane Fink McCutchen

sent only to those alumni

249 Main

made

Street

—

Conyngham. PA 18219
(717) 788-1854 or455-9551

Mae Hope

CLASS OF 1939

Deitrich '36 of Upper

Allen Township, died December 13

at

members attended the 55th year reunion on Alumni Day (based on official
registrations): John Bower, James DeRose, Miriam Utt Frank. Harriet Kocher, Sara Dersham Laubach, Tirzah Coppes
Leighow, AlexMcKechnie. Dorothy Phillips Richards. Rulh Dugan Smeal. Virginia Burke Traupane, Dorothy Zimmerman,
and Ray Zimmerman.
Tlu: following class

who have

contributions or pledges. This

make
money budgeted

policy will likewise help us to
the best use of the
for these events.

(Continued on next page)

Page?

From
Classnotes

the
1993. Surviving

mail

is

his wife, Louise.

(We received the following

Annabel Bailey Jones '39 of
Swarthmore died on January 21 at age
76. She taught school in Danville, Pa.;

letter from

Gladys Hirsch Lyon of Wilmington.
Delaware.)

Pennsylvania, has been associated

Swarthmore Academy and
manager of the "Booksource" in
Swarthmore before retiring about five

I

Annabellc Hirsch Wade, entered

years ago.

Bloomsburg Normal School in 1910.
In 1912, 1 was four years old and
visited the college

Then

graduated,

I

decided to be a

Middlebury

In 1926, Annabellc

mc

Wade brought

when

I

(Vt.)

School of Languages,

and Villa Nova University.

Bloomsburg Teachers College

to

enrolled in their three-year

and a

sister.

1940

1928.

Hcister, enrolled at

Bloomsburg State
Teachers College and graduated in

eight years,

St.

schools at Bloomsburg (1929).
Pennsylvania State College (1930-

1933) and
1935).
in

Duke

in

1936 and moved

Hon.

women

J.

were needed

began attending them. The University encouraged me to continue
the
I

began commuting

to

Columbia on weekends. I received a
bachelor's degree in education signed
by Dwight D. Eisenhower.

I

taught

in the

elementary grades of the De La
Warr School District in New Castle

County from 1952 through 1974.
In 1977, my nephew. Dane Hirsch.
received a master's degree in
business education at Bloomsburg

I felt

Dora

(717)523-7702

is

after the catastrophe.

a talented poet. She was a

place winner in the Pennsylvania
Poetry Contest, first place winner in
first

Class Volunteerfs): Clayton H.

Derr Tilson

Dorothy Derr Tilson '40 of

New

York City reports that an article she
wrote has been accepted by the United
Nations Association to be sent to the
Central

UNA-USA

in

Washington,

D.C., for publication in their 1993 Report

on Global Governance.

1941

your alma mater by contributing
to
the Alumni Fund or the Treasury
of
Ideas campaign. Your generous

Stuan Edwards
Eda Bessie Beilhartz Edwards

Sometimes 1 Think About, and

dedicated

me

be

it

to her

husband,

me " The book was

"who

let

illustrBted

by Carole Joe Smith Munson. her
daughter. The book was endorsed for
merit by the Pennsylvania Poetry So-

ration to

705 Country Club Drive
Bloomsburg. PA 17815

Florida.

14.

many

people with her readings in Pennsylvania. Delaware and

Dora is also a sculptor and has had
two individual shows at Del Tech in
Delaware. She has also shown works
in clay. wood, stone and bronze
with

—

—

any amount
will strengthen your University
and
your Alumni Association.
If

in

you haven't made a contribution

yet this year, please

do

it

Bloomsburg University, Bloomsburg

PA

17815.

Pages

the

PA 17821
(717)275-3046
Danville,

Representative:

Sharpless Wagner

Box 346

Venice Area Art

Andrews Gallery

in

ac-

Elizabeth Hoagland

Edward Dobb

Dobb

'42 and

'41

marked their 50th
wedding aimiversary on February 12.
is

a retired mathematics

on the occasion of her

50th anniversary of her graduation
and her husband. Bill's
from the
university.
An addition to the

—

university's

Bloomsburg. PA 17815
(717) 784-2260

still

teaching Texas kids

their history as a

docent of the Insti-

tute of

Texan Cultures, University of
Texas at San Antonio. "How's that for
a

PA 17820

Welsh coal miner's son from

the Newberry Lions Club. It recognizes generosity, compassion and concern for other people. Specifically, he

was recognized for helping Gladys
McClaskey. owner of a Dove Street
restaurant, sell candy to school children
every morning for more than eight
years.

He has had perfect attendance for 36
years and has sponsored five member.
He

retired in

teacher

Shamokin?"
reports that he sees classmates

Elwood and Kay Wagner often. "They
appear to be coming *bora-again
Tex-

after

26 years

as

principal in the
WilliamsportArea School District. He
also officiated basketball and
football
for many years.

games

He

ans' too."

1972

and

has been inducted into the B.U.

Athletic Hall of

Fame and the West
Branch Valley Chapater of the Penn-

1944

sylvania Sports Hall of Fame.

Representative:

He and

Sara Dockey Edwards
545 East Eleventh Street
Berwick.

one

his wife are the parents of

daughter.

They

live

in

Williamsport

PA 18603

(717) 759-9733

Reed

Class Volunteer(s): Sara
Dockey

Edwards

I.

Buckingham

Whittier, Calif., died

age 71.

He was

'46 of

November

15 at

a speech therapist in

Whittier.

"Spirit Rising."

Mary Jane

Elizabeth

at the

cepted Dora's gift of her sculpture.

now by

sending a check, payable to B.U.
Foundation, to Development Center.

"found objects"

Bloomsburg University happily

1942

Bill Selden, Marion Wallace
Elwood Wagner

nio. Texas, is

He
inspi-

She has served as assistant
director and director of the Englewood
Area Writers Guild. She currently is

Eda Bessie

Hope

David M. Jones *43 of San Anto-

Dora published a book of her poetry
entitled.

C.

(717) 784-0908

Class Volunteer(s): Ruth

Writers Guild's Inklings.

Dora has given pleasure and

in

contribution

Anastasia Pappas Trowbridge
102 West Mahoning Street

Donald Blackburn *46 has received
a Melvin Jones Fellowship award from

(717)784-5584

States,

Englewood Area

in the

ciety.

Representatives:

21 0 Sunken Heights Avenue
Bloomsburg. PA 17815

Handy,

Venice.

interest

1946
Representatives:

(717) 784-3035

Katerman Algatt

Magazine, and

on March

Show your

Mary Lou

ter.

By-Line magazine, and was published
in Poets at Work, Poets International

answer

easy;

three daughters. Melissa

Leggieri, Rebecca Stout and Rachel
Berkes; four grandchildren and a sis-

I

honored."

notices of events in your area, the
is

Class Volunleer(s):

Fenstemaker John

Catawissa.

League and

BLOOMSBURG and

Bloomsburg. PA 17815
(717) 784-0434

Betty

ebrated their 50th wedding anniversary

receiving

Jr.;

John

Representative:

Edwards. Stu Edwards. Isabelle Olah
Horvath, Clark Renninger

continue

Surviving are her husband, Hurley
C. Stout

F.

928 Country Club Drive

opened 75 years

Elda Henrie Taylor '41 and her
husband, Frank M. Taylor '43. cel-

to

enjoying her three children and

is

Clayton H. Hinkel

(Continued from Page 7)

you want

982,

Jacqueline Shaffer Creasy
R£>. 1. Box 304

Class Volunteer(s):

if

Berwick Junior High School for

30 years, retiring in 1984.
She was very active in her church
and other community organizations.

.

treasurer.

So

1

six grandchildren.

1943

University.

Policy change

Helen E. Mitchell '44 of Deptford,
who retired from teaching in June

years,

to a

she went on. "After

1979.

use two of my poems, written after the

in

began teaching in
Wilmington. Extension courses were
offered by Columbia University and
I

life."

December of

in

Challenger tragedy, called "Tribute"
and "For the Seven" in a capsule to be

I

courses and

FL 33701

Hinkel, Dorothy

Substitute teachers

1948, and

Petersburg.

my

Area

N.J..

Berwick Area School District for 13
and then she taught social stud-

constella-

ies at

.

ment

(813)822-0597

teaching school in Pennsyl-

vania was removed.

star

gave a poetry reading at a workshop in
Media, Pa.. I was asked if they might

Lewisburg.

Noble Hirsch. a State
Representative, the ban on married
father.

Andromedea

specialist for the Capital

Representative:

Bernice Blaine Stout '42 of
Berwick died last summer at age 75.
She was a substitute teacher in the

on a wall under the

skies

which named the

agement

Intermediate Unit prior to his retire-

Mary Lou

pointed to

if I

ing in

have four children and

Bill

five grandchildren.

it is nice.
I look up and wondo see the star.
"There was another unusual happen-

One North Aspen Place
PA 17837

Wilmington. Delawwe.
In 194 1, with the help of my

map of the

certificate

"Yes,

University (1934-

married

I

She and

Copyright Office. The

star is here," she said as she

der

(717) 784-3532

Frank Kocher
830 North Shore Drive. (fJ4C

Tamaqua for
attending summer

in the U.S.

his wife,

1945

instructor's level.

Switzerland by the Inlemational

Star registry and will be recorded in a

book

at the

Frederick G. Dent '44 and

Jean, recently celebrated their 50th
wedding anniversary. Fred was man-

Japanese flower arranging to the

on a

"That was certainly a surprising

1933.
laughl school in

registered

Christmas gift from your son
mother who has everything!"

R.D.5.Box4S!
Bloomsburg, PA 17815

Irene Hirsch

is

Englewood, and had classes

Lemon Bay Garden Club. She studied

a

tion." she said.

Gladys (Betty) Jones Harris

I

my name

"It's in the

Representatives:

sister,

flower arranging. She was a master
flower show judge before moving to

afterDord.

finances, I completed my courses in
one year and one summer school in

my

star in

a

Surviving are two children, a brother

program. In 1927. the program was
extended to four years. Lacking

In 1931.

Englewood Sun Herald.
"Do you really have your name on
star?" I asked Dora Smith.

Delaware Technical and

Community College."
Dora also loves gardening and

January 31. 1994 edition of the

"Well,

1940 and also completed
graduate work at the University of
North Carolina in Charlotte,
Stale in

school teacher.

At retirement, Dora was a college

The following article about Dora
Smith '42 editedfor publication here,
was written by Lucile Cavanagh for the

She earned a master's degree at Perm

when she

live in Milton.

instructor at

ian at the

father's sister,

procedures, using innovative

tarial

.

A certified librarian, she was librar-

with Bloomsburg College from 1910

successful career as a teacher of secre-

Area School

computer-assisted learning modules.

They

and Swarthmore.

The Hirsch family of Tamaqua,

My

a retired science

is

District.

Charlone, N.C; Philadelphia, Springfield

to 1977.

and Edward

teacher,

teacher, both in the Milton

permanent

art collection,

it is on display at
the Fenstcmaker
Alumni House.
Dora was a late bloomer in the art

worid. This talented poet and sculptor
majored in business education and re-

ceived her master's degree from
the
University of Delaware. She had

a

The following

An
class

members

at-

tended the 50lh year reunion
on Alumni
Day (based on official registrations):

Lois Bryner. Hazel

Betty

Enama Carter^
Hagenbuch DeLong. Fred

Dent, Sara Marie Dockey
Stella

Edwards

Williams Fulton. Marjorie

Sharretts Grant.

Wanda Famsworth

Langdon. Louise Adams
Missmer
Betsy Smith Reynolds.
Joanne Spaid
Simington, Bette Fuller

Smith

Nelena Pope Swank. Helen
Cromis'
Warrington. Florence Foust
Yeany.

ensign, he served as a pilot in

the U.S.

Navy Air Corps during World
Warn.
He is survived by two daughters,
Lisa Grueri and Shirley
Smith; two

grandsons:

Buckingham

a
*43;

brother.

and two

Boyd

F.

sisters.

1947
Class Volunteer(s):

Thomas.

J.

Marlin

JohnW.

Richard Zerby
E.

Brosius

*47

of

Selinsgrove died on April 24
al age 75.

English's

Classnotes

term
R

Harold

Eramitt '51 has retired
after teaching at Conestoga Valley
High School in Lancaster for 32.5 yeare
and

at

Penn State/Harrisburg

nears end

for six

years.

On June

30,

president of

He and

Helen

his wife.

T.

Emmitt

'51, live in Leola.

1952

my

tenure as interim

Bloomsburg University

of Pennsylvania will conclude.
Having seen the university from the
special vantage point of the Oftice of
the President,

can

I

that

Frank J. Furgele
Box 228
Lakeville. PA 18438

excellent condition.
the university arc in

Star Route.

(717)

fully assure

Bloomsburg University

Representative:

is

you

in

The finances of
good order, as is

the physical plant. Faculty and staff
ore dedicated to serving students and

227^946

providing the
best possible

Class Volunteer(s): Dale Bennett.

Frank Furgele. Henry Hurtt. Nancy
Swartz Lychos

educational
experience.

Relationships

CLASS OF 1944- The following

class

members attended

Thomas

the 50th year reunion

on Alumni Day (based on

official

10, 1993, at

''"'"^o^"' ^"^don. Louise Adams Missmer. Betsy Smith
r1 M Joanne
r Spatd Simtngton. Bette Fuller Smith. Nelena
Reynolds.
Pope Swank. Helen Cromis

He was

Warrington and Florence

He

started his teaching career in a

one-room school.

He

later taught at

the Pine Street School in Selinsgrove.

School

then

District, 1963-1968; principal
of Henry C. Conrad High School,

taught at the Selinsgrove Elementary
School, where he also was an assistant

Wilmington. Delaware. 1957-1963;
and principal of Loyalsock Township

where he became

principal.

He

He

principal.

then taught sixth grade

Junior High School, Williamsport.

social studies at Selinsgrove Middle
School before retiring in 1982 after a
45-year career in education. After re-

1957-1959.
He also taught at
Bloomsburg High School. 1952-1957,
and at Middletown High School, 1948-

tirement, he

was a substitute teacher for

1952.

six years.

He earned

Surviving are his wife, the former
Elizabeth Walbom; two sons, Leonard
A. and Philip L.; one daughter, Karen
E. Carlson;

and one stepgrandson.

a master's degree

at

Bucknell University.
Surviving are his wife, the former
Alice Bortz; a daughter, Sandra Yoder.
a stepson,

Andrew

Mills; a grandson,

a stepgranddaughter, and a stepbrother.

Robert

L.

Bunge

*47

of

Bloomsburg died on April 1 at age 72.
He was a member of the Bloomsburg
faculty for 19 years before retiring in

1983 as

registrar.

He

guidance counselor

at

formerly was a

Milton Senior

High School for four years and a science teacher at Southern Columbia
High School for four years.

He earned

He was active in a number of
masonic and community organizations.
Surviving are his wife, the former

Dorothy Davis; two daughters, Margaret Pany and Penny Deets; a granddaughter and a

sister.

1948
Representative:

928 Country Club Drive
Bloomsburg. PA 17815
(717) 784-0434

Ludwig

William M. Troutman '48 of
73.

He was

at

age

the director of secondary

education for North Penn School District,

Lansdale, for 16 years, retiring in

1984.

total

of 14 years.

graduation in 1949.

23.

Make your

tions

now, and watch the mail for de-

hotel/motel reserva-

retiring in 1990.

He was a former vice
M. Kemper In-

president of the James

Mary

L. Flood;

two sons. James M.

had the good fortune
at

chapter

in Virginia,

Georgia, North
and South Carolina, and Florida.
Being able to catch up with fellow
Huskies, share university news and
simply enjoy a time of fellowship

Edward Snyder '52 of New Castle,
Delaware, died December 4 at age 69.

with friends was refreshing.

He

taught in Ocean View. Wilmington

special occasions here

on campus,

and

New Castle, Delaware. He retired

including the exciting

Homecoming

cific

Navy
during World War 11.
the

in the Pa-

M.

Piccarisi; a son,

James

I

also enjoyed meeting alumni on

celebration In October and the
nostalgic
I

am

Alumni Weekend

proud of

know you

arc.

and

it

is

confidence that I look forward to the
continued success of Bloomsburg
University under the capable
leadership of our next president, Dr.
Jessica Sledge Kozloff.
I

have thoroughly enjoyed the past

wishes so

expressed to Janet and me.

1950

John S. Scrimgeour
R.D.5.Boxll2
Bloomsburg. PA 17815

Representative:

(717) 784-7120

Patti; six grandchil-

appreciate the good

Bloomsburg University

Class Volunteer(s):

We

have

many

kindnesses and wish you and

for a bright

Road
NJ 07645

I

many of you have

appreciated your support and

Swales

9 Raven

I

with every

Representative:

Willis

in April.

this institution, as

T.;

and two brothers.

all

and promising

the best
future.

Roy Croop.

John Scrimgeour

Montvale.

(201)391-9106

Joan Greco Fix '53
Frederick D. Young *50 retired
from Baltimore County Schools in
1985 and from the Bank of Baltimore
in 1992.

He married Dorothy

Kittle of

Catonsville,Md., on October 16, 1993.

They

1

993

after teaching

tion in

retired in

Allentown School

29 years.

June

elementary educa-

She expects

to

traveling with her husband,

District for

spend time

who is also

retired.

live in Baltimore.

1954

1951

Representative:

Representative:

Dolores Doyle Brennan

Carolyn Vernoy Reitz

607 Country Club Drive

214 Fair Oaks Avenue
Horsham. PA 19044

Bloomsburg. PA 17815
(717) 784-7438

(215) 675-8675
Class Volunteer(s):

Class Volunteer(s): Carolyn

Vernoy Reitz
Jr.

I

10 months, and

Sherry and

surance Company, Chicago.

Surviving are his wife, the former

March,

two sons.

Elvira

three brothers.

Carter, Grace Funk Crawford,
Eloise Noble Fasshauer, Beth
Hartman Gardner, Richard Grimes,
Janet Page Hartt, Lydia Fern Shirk
Keller, Jack O'Donnell, Pete Pamell,
Robert Reitz and Betty Bolig Sllpetz.

meetings

He served with

dren, one great-granddaughter, and

members in attendance for the
luncheon on Alumni Day were Leo

Pine Hill. N.J.

In

of visiting alumni

1953

ters.

Class

to the university is

noteworthy.

James and Donald; two daugh-

sons,

and prestige
accorded

From 1955 until his
retirement in 1987. he taught at
Overbrook Regional High School in

37 years and became vice presiDecorum Designs Florist,
Wilmington.

a banker.

the

recognition

English

also

Surviving are his wife, the former

Surviving are his wife, Ruth; two

Class Volunteer(s): Richard E.

He

and base-

dent of

He was a veteran of World War

He was

(717) 233-0777

until 1955.

football, basketball

after

Clifford J. Kendall '49 of
Bumpass, Va., died on February 18 at

arc positive.

And

Surviving arc his wife, the former
Betsy Bacr "53; three daughters and

He has never missed an Alumni
Weekend since he was a junior at
Bloomsburg, when he worked as a
waiter in the dining room. He has
missed only one Homecoming since

Representative:

James M. Cain Sr. *49 of Whitehall
Township died on April 15 at age 69.
A Navy veteran of World War II, he
was a self-employed insurance agent,

Millard C.

Coopersburg died on March 18

served a

constituents

War II,
Navy from

ball at Clayton.

member of
the Alumni Board of Directors. He has

n. serving in the U.S. Marines and re-

Richard E. Grimes
1723 Fulton Street
Harrisburg.PA 17102

School from 1952

life

tails.

Class Volumeeris): Gloria M.
Dill. Betty L. Fisher,

has been designated a

and with other

age 68.

taught in Clayton (N.J.) High

coached

Richard Grimes *49 of Harrisburg

ceiving the Purple Heart.

The 45th year reunion will be held on
Homecoming Weekend, October 21-

Betty L. Fisher

four grandchildren, one

1949

Grimes. Robert Reitz

in 1949.

F.;

great-grandson, his mother, a sister and
a brother.

age 69.

a master's degree at

Bucknell University

and Michael

community

a veteran of World

having served in the U. S.
1943 to 1945.

He
Before that, he was assistant superintendent for the Haddonfield (N.J.)

in the

Schukis '52 of
Quecnsbury. N.Y., died on November
E.

Ann

Gengenbach Auerweck. William
Jacobs, Franklin "Ed" Jones.
William Edgar Nunn

J.

Page 9

Task force
to study
The 40th year reunion

Greek

life

A special
will be

will

be held

former Helen Martz, are parents of two

on Homecoming Weekend, October
21-23. Make your holel/motel reservations now, and watch the mail

Greek Life Task Force
convened to dclermine ihe

1956

for details.

impact of the Greek system on the

Representative:

quality of student

Wittiam L.

campus,

how

life

on and off

Retirees from the Class of

whom we

the system comple-

1

954 (of

ments the mission statements of the
university and the type of relation-

aware) include:
Jeananne Evans Scrimgeour, Dee
Brennan, and Bill Jacobs.

ship the university should have with

Jeananne keeps busy visiting her

A key element of

three grandchildren, volunteering at the

Greek system.

the

the process will involve
the

Greek system for

both in letter and

examining

Dee has been

to the

expectations and standards expressed

has never found a dull moment.

Although discussion concerning
such a task force has been under way

from

Camp

Bill,

Hill died after attending a

the 10 fraternities recognized

six

by the

Doylestown. frequents

national

Franklin "Ed" Jones '54 of Philadelphia has been elected to a two-year
term on the Alumni Board of Direc-

organization. In each case, violations

of the alcohol policy or disorderly

conduct prompted the discipline.

tors.

All but one of the 10 fraternities
have been cited for violation of

partment of

of Philadelphia. De-

Human

Services.

university policies since 1991.

Currently, four fraternities have their
charters suspended pending the

outcome of ongoing

investigations.

Since the spring 1990, six of the

Rose Marie Grant Kautz *54 was
elected president of the Centennial

School Board after serving two years
as vice president.

10 sororities have been disciplined

to the

ate Unit

disorderly conduct

She served as a business education
teacher at Centennial for 34 years.

Editor sought

Chi Sigma

Rho

Emmick Novotnak

'79 writes

that she is looking for

someone to
Sigma Rho alumni

take over the Chi

newsleter for the

first

They

Volunteers

may

contact the

Alumni

Office (800-526-0254) for Joni's
address and/or telephone number.

Thomas E. Persing '55. who retired
after 19 years,

has been
appointed as Perkiomen Valley School
District's substitute superintendent

June 30, 1994.
in bio-

at Penn State, an M.A. and
a doctorate at Lehigh University.

on Homecoming

He is a nationally recognized
speaker and author, particularly in the

Phi Iota Chi's 20th anniversary
reunion will be held at Homecoming,

gaining,

October 22. For reservations,

making.

Mary Beth WaJewski Shade

at

call

areas of public-sector collective
bar-

management and decision-

37 years as a a teacher,

coach, athletic director and administrator in the Exeter Twp. School
District.

He

served as head football coach for
25 seasons.

He and
Page 10

his wife of

40

He

Scranton.

resides

years, the

in

Phoenixville.

our

BSTC days.

Are very special memories

that

we

always replay.

a teacher at Wellsboro

sons,

High

Lawrence

and Theodore; four daughters, Marsha
Breech, Annette Grego, MaryJo Chalice, and Carolyn Pendrell; eight
grand-

and his

father.

by family, friends

whom she lead.

silly laughter,

and her

friendship we'll always treasure.

loved her so in life, and the we're
scattered round the country in many
different parts.

We
in

will hold her very dear forever

our hearts.

He and

1959

his wife, the former

Bissau,

West Africa, and Guy, a 1992

Alton A. Pellman '59 of Annville
employed by Whittle Communica-

is

tions:

Clhannel One.

Joseph L. Richenderfer '59 retired
June 1993 after teaching math at
Conestoga Senior High School in
in

for

34 years.

Norman Watts
versified interests.

Watts

F.

he

Inc..

realtor.

He

also serves as relocation

officer for Lesniak. Coulston

McKinney, a

real estate firm in

literature

(215) 252-2881

ciates

He

business,

also working with other assoon a plan to convert an upstate

is

site for

converting

tires

Another of his ideas is that all hightolls be eliminated and
replaced
with an additional gasoline
tax to be

way

Class Volunteer(s):
J.

Mary Ann

Luberecki

The 35th year reunion will be
held
on Homecoming Weekend,
October
21-23. The class dinner will
be held
on Saturday evening, October
22, in
the Dillon Room of
Magee's Main
Street Inn. Make your
hotel/motel
reservations now, and watch
the mail
for details.

School

from 1957 until 1960. and at Springfield High School from 1960
to 1966.

own

into reprocessed rubber to
be used in
making asphalt.

NJ 07850

Klemkosky. Walter

from Temple University.

He taught a Lehighlon High

&

Ridley

Park. His primary job is providing
housing and financial counseling to

ernments.

(201) 398-4208

He earned his master's degree in
English from Lehigh University in
1965 and his doctorate in American

a financial planner,

insurance agent, tax consultant, and

2220 Kings Avenue
PA 18042

18 Sunset Lane

Decem-

is

'59 is a man of diAsheadofNoiman

program coordinated by local
schools, businesses, unions and
gov-

Easton,

Landing.

age 58.

a landscaper in

training

Pfister Brown

1958

at

is

He has proposed a plan to President
Clinton that would establish a
job-

NJ 07044

Representative:

Albert
J.
Miles
'58
of
Montgomeryville. an award-winning

who

City.

junkyard into a

(201) 347-0930

Susan
two children, An-

Prior to starting his

(201) 857-0461

Sandra

Charles F. Dye '59, an associate
professor of business
education

in

District.

he was a teacher at Upper Darby High
School for over 30 years.

David Bamhart
8 Maple Terrace

Marie Walsh

Ray Hargreaves
37 Dell Road
Stanhope. NJ 07874

School

drea, a Gettysburg College graduate
and Peace Corps volunteer in Guinea-

Representatives:

Verona.

(N.J.)

Boeing Helicopter personnel transferred into the area from other
company locations.

a touch of loveliness,

the things she did and said.

Albuquerque. N. M.. for

Sraj, are parents of

Lawrence A. Petuskey *58 of
Wellsboro died November 30 at age 57.

children,

in

Ocean City

Berwyn

JoAnne Darling; two

The experiences we shared during

ber 4

Donald W. Thomas *55 of Reading
retired after

of

Surviving are his wife, the former
"Friends Indeed"

college English professor, died

717-

784-3654.

in the

We

chemistry

plans 20th reunion

and administrator
Upper Merion School District.
as teacher

He was

She was beautiful inside and out and
knowing her was a special pleasure.

He earned an M.S. degree

Phi Iota Chi

*S7 of

32

visiting

He recently retired after a career

School for 33 years.

and the students

Arnie Garinger, Relda Scott

until

is

his

He is currently working part-time

professor of education at Ursinus Col-

He earned master's degrees at West
Chester University and the University

State.

Army

Ocean

John A. Oustrich '58

He completed

two years.

B.U. graduate

Sally's family:

We'll miss her

School District

Sutton.

lowing poem which she wrote for

She'll be missed

Box 269

office.

Surviving are his wife, Patricia A.
Rathgeb, and his mother, Veronica G.

lege.

cording to a classmate. Barbara Anderson. Barbara also sent along the fol-

as superintendent of Upper Perkiomen

Orlando, Fla.

Penn

Sally Stallone Smith

To

live in

for

Brookside. N.J., died on January 1 after a three-year fight with cancer,
ac-

Representative:

Class Volunteer(s): George Derk,

five.

at

Arnie Garinger
3.

body

He was a social studies teacher in
Muncy for 34 years. He earned a

Doylestown.

Harveys Lake, PA 18618
(717)639-1515

and Lazo's

Southampton

the state's 501 school districts.

through 20th

She and her husband, Mark, are
parents of two daughters, Courtney,
and Devon,

sociation, the policy-making

She added

RJ>.

he worked

Glenolden and the Pottstown

District.

After graduation, he served with the
U.S.

the

last three years,

He

years in education at West Chester

campus

as a real estate agent for Fox

has been elected to a two-year term
on the Pennsylvania School Board As-

1955

pledge classes.

eight,

in

For the

'57, a retired educa-

School

he cre-

tor,

will

newsletter
Joni

ceptional contribution to the

Bob Lane, Dolores Senn

District in

students,

classroom and has made an ex-

sports program."

NJ 07060

in the

District.

began his teaching career in Easton.
then went on to the Interboro School

in 1979,

in his efforts,

retired in July

West Chester Area School

easy to relate to him. Rig-

222 West End Avenue

board of directors of Intermedi-

22

it

North Plainfield.

master's degree

Jack Masters '59

1993 as an assistant principal

said that Dr. Miles

in the

Keller.

Association.

99 1

William Pohutsky

She was also elected

for violations of the alcohol policy or

find

1

orous and diligent

Robert Ebner

He is a detention center adminis-

trator for the city

spokesman

in

ates crackling educational excitement

Yohn

Classmates having news should contact Dee.

on various forms of
probation imposed by either the

own

who

Class Volunteer(s): Margaret

and church. His next jaunts
include Europe and San Juan.

of

979 and

he received the award

a school

(201) 755-4986

hospitals

May,

When

1

1957

currently resides at 58
in

skilled tennis player,

Representative:

for show viewing, gardens,
tends his pets, and volunteers at local

university were

university or their

who

Warden Road

four times the legal limit.
In addition, as of early

She

ondary Educator of the Year Award by

He was the only Ogontz faculty
member to be recognized as Outstand-

Rod Kelchner

New York

The coroner reported
blood-alcohol level was near 4.0,

fraternity party.

his

of

does volunteer work for the Red Cross
and the Task Force on Racial Equity.

21-year-old junior

A

1972.

was "extremely popular with

plays tennis indoors and out. travels,

induced death of a student escalated

the Pennsylvania Business Education

and humani-

onship varsity tennis team for ten years.

NY 12804

Class Volunteer(5): Curtis R.

attempts to write children's poetry, and

for several months, the April alcohol-

A

in the blissful state

tant professor of English

ing Teacher twice, in

English,

College of Pennsylvania, was recently
the recipient of the Post-Sec-

named

ties in

(518) 793-4907

retirement almost three years now, and

the the university's code of conduct.

the process.

Queensbury,

instructor at the

Ogontz campus of Penn State in September 1966, and was named an assis-

he also coached the school's champi-

BUnerlU

54 Wincresi Drive

are

school library, and traveling with her
hubby, John.

adherence,

its

spirit,

He became an

children and four grandchildren.

at York

divided

among the states. He claims
gate tie-ups and pollution
would
be greatly reduced.
toll

Recalling his days at Bloomsburg,
he says his memories include
"iatenight problem-solving
analysis at
Hess' Tavern, pool and darts.
Norm and his wife, the former Julie

Ann

Hoffman. live in Media. He enjoys fishing and travel in
his spare time.

1960

leaching after 3 1 years. His career included five years in the Tamaqua Area
School District, one year in Frederick

Representative:

Paul (Barney) Manko
441 Oldershaw Avenue
Moorestown, NJ 08057
(609) 235-1370

County. Maryland, and 25 years in the
East Penn School District in Emmaus.

Vera A. Derk *60, reading supervisor of the Wilson School District,
was
invited by the National Association
of
Slate Coordinators of

Compensatory

Education and the Pennsylvania Department of Education to present a

workshop
tional

held

at the

Toronto, Canada.

The presentation featured components of the nationally recognized

Chapter
School

Program of the Wilson

I

which Vera supervises.
Vera has been re-elected to a third
District,

two-year term on the Alumni Board of

Davidheiser.

is

George Derk, Class

of 1955.

Tom

Foley.

Allis has

Stockbridge Valley

Montour, Northumberland, Snyder and
to this po-

4~H agent

in

He and

Moot, are parents of
and

Eric. Scott

Haverford

died on February 23 at age 60. He was
a social studies teacher in the Springfield

School District for 30 years,

tiring in 1990.

He

also

worked

re-

Haverford Township Recreation Department for 25 years.

NJ 08822

Kettering Hospital where she was being treated for leukemia.

A U.S. Army veteran of the Korean

member

at

College, Western

Campus, Brentwood, N. Y.

17 years. At the time of her death, she
was chairperson of the Office Technol-

at Springfield.

ogy Department.

Sandra Mourey; a daughter, Debbie
Johnson; a grandson and a brother.

S.

Surviving are her husband, Harry

Burggraf '57. and a sister, Patricia
Campbell Dopsovic '64.
D. James Donald '62 reports that
after

Representative:

Edwin

and then associate dean of instruction
Delaware County Community Col-

Kuser
R.D. 1. Box 267
Bechtelsvilie. PA 19505
C.

at

(215) 754-7977

Class Volunteer(s): Marian L.

Ronald Boonie *61 received a community service award from the
Honesdale Area Jaycees in November.
He has been a math teacher in the

Wayne Highlands School

He

District for

main statistician for
the Hornet football team and score-

teacher at the

*64. a social stud-

Owen J. Roberts High

School for 30 years, died on March 2
after suffering a massive stroke the day
before in the school office.
"I think he

was

the

most popular

He earned

a master's degree at the

graduate courses at Wilkes University,

Penn State and the University of
Alaska.

Robert Edwards '61 has published
book. Grindstone, An Island World

of the people

It is

the true life account

who lived on Grindstone

Island in the

Superintendent Terrance L. Furin
death of Breidinger

whom he described
whose enthusiasm

local manufacturing

dents.

said the faculty

Institute, subse-

the best there

in the profession," Furin said.

ents of a daughter, Melissa, a senior at

"Teacher of the Year" for 1993 by the
Waterloo (N.Y.) Education Association.

She has taught

in the district since

1964.

a terrific teacher and loved by the kids,

We

and honest.

He was

Carol and her husband. Jim, are the

ing professional."

Thousand Islands from

1909 to 1965.
Robert and his wife, Phyllis '61, live

New Cumberland.
Ronald Schock

*61 retired

Dick "Bucko" Davala *64

Carimar Patrician
principal at Athens

is

assistant

Area High School.

will re-

music for the Homecoming DinnerDance on October 22 for an unprecedented

is

a seventh

as principal of S.R.U.

grade U.S. history teacher

in Fairfax

High School

from 1978 to 1986.
a master's degree at the

University of Scranton.

1963

County, Virginia, and

Bemie Donegan
13 Ogden Way
Ogdensburg. NJ 07439

is

also the

owner

of a very successful disc jockey business.

James
the

Representative:

He

fifth time.

Penn Educator of

the Year

Award,

sylvania Education Alumni Associa-

on April

30.

Employed by

stitute.

a retired teacher

who

from Harrisburg,

has missed only one Alumni

Weekend and no Homecomings since
he graduated in 1949. He earned
life-time status on the Alumni Board
of Directors this year after completing 14 years of service.

We
who

salute the following

alumni

are recipients of the 1993

awards (number

in parenthesis

number of consecutive

indicates

awwd has been earned):
Marci Busham Aldcrfcr '81

Thomas

Aldcrfcr '82

Dale Bennett '52 (2)
Kim Gobora Bent '83
(3)

Nancy Fruehan Bohr '72

Bowcn

Carol Kishbaugh

(3)

'72 (2)

David Bowen '68 (2)
Glenn Bromley '85
James Case '63
Helen Cimbaia '35

(5)

(2)

Bill Dcrricott *66 (2)

appointed assistant superintendent of

Norlhem York County School District in his 30th year in education, He
the

and his wife

live in Dillsburg,

McHugh

Nillcs '64 and

Bill, will

observe their

30th wedding anniversary in August.
In addition to being sclf-cmploycd, she

does some substitute teaching and

lots

Parents of four children and one
in

Joanne Derricolt "89 (2)

Edwards '41 (2)
Ed Edwards '73
Eda Bessie Edwards '41 (2)
Nancy Feher Edwards '70 (5)
Sara Dockey Edwards '44
C, Stuart

Curtis English '56 (3)

Anne Daday Episcopo

'83

Betty Fisher '48 (2)
Edna Gattey '27 (2)

Connie Stanko Gobora '52
Harry Gobora '50
Richard Grimes '49 (6)
Cynthia Hepler '86

Susan Hicks '67
Clayton Hinkel '40 (5)

Viola

Supon

'64 has been

named

assistant professor of curriculum

and

foundations at B.U, She held the same
postion in a temporary capacity during the 1992-1993 academic year.

She earned a master's degree in edu-

Doug

Hippenstiel '68 (6)

Jim Hollister '78 (2)
Doris Hosier '48

Karen Stank Howenstinc '76 (5)
Rick Howenstinc '76 (5)

Tom Hughes

'76

cation at Trenton State College and a

Henry "Hank" Hurit '52

doctorate in vocational education at

Pam

Temple

Mary Lou John '45 (2)
Kinder, Donna 80 (5)
Mary Anne Klemkosky

University.

Lowell A. Tinner '64 has accepted
the position of persormel director in the

Soudcrlon Area School District

educator

at the

after

serving as an elementary principal in
the
the district-

Philadelphia School District, he

museum

areas every year.

laniero '93

(2)

(M)

*

J.

Gallagher '64 received

presented by the University of Penn-

tion,

all

The award honors "Burly" Grimes,

Vera Rcarick Derk '60 (2)

Kenneth R. Miller '64 has been

to provide ihc

Originally a French teacher, she served

(201)827-5347
Fax: 201-827-6033

from

'62

Bloomsburg

arc not held in

George Derk *55

Daytona Beach. Florida, since 1990.

in Strafford.

Attending both Alumni Weekend

They have

three grandchildren.

grandson, they have been living

Conesloga High School. They reside

Fund.

Cleef. Stacy and Doug.

an

outstanding teacher and an outstand-

Alumni Weekend or Homecoming,
and by contributing to the Annual

Grctchcn Norman Deming "83

fair

lost

by attending a regional alumni event,
by returning to campus for either

Cheryl Van

of volunteer work.

have really

"Buriy" Grimes Loyalty Awards.
They earned this recognition in 1993

parents of three children;

is

"He was

recipients of the sixth annual Richard

Dennis Bohr '70

Carol MacNeal '64 was named

her husband.

respected by the teachers.

He earned a doctorate in 1982.
He and his wife, Birmie, are the par-

of two grown children: Eric and Andrew.

There.sa

"He just embodied

Ninety Bloomsburg University

alumni have earned distinction as

years the

married to the former Lynn
Wesley "67, and they are the parents
is

created an exciting class for his stu-

Edward Deming meth-

The Quality

She earned

Remembered.

staff members," said William Faulkner, high school principal.

as a terrific teacher

pany.

and confidence

their skills

and with the

turn to

University of Scranton and completed

in

Roger Breidlnger
ies

became involved in
Management. In the late
1980s he began to train employees in

quently developed.

members gave

teaching science.

for details.

lege in Media, he

own consulting com-

science faculty

is

keeper for the basketball teams.

a

The 30th year reunion will be held
on Homecoming Weekend, October
21-23. Make your hotel/motel reservations now, and watch the mall

Total Quality

ods of TQM. His

'64. a professor

at

$50,000 grant through the

a

Floyd

distraught over the

and service com-

Grimm

for 1993

and Homecoming can substitute for a
regional alumni event, since the latter

Harford Community College in Bel Air. Md.. and a colleague

in

was

panies in the W.

Huttenstine

33 years.

many years as a chemistry teacher

of biology

improving

teacher in the school with the students

1961

Anaheim, representing the Philadel-

in

insuiiclion to public school teachers in

for the past

War, he was a wrestling and track coach

Surviving are his wife, the former

can Federation of Teachers convention

HCC

Class Volunteer(s): Virginia C.

Community

ference in Anaheim, Calif,, on taking
children with disabilities into the 20th
century in science and mnth. He also
was elected as a delegate to the Ameri-

Northern Chesapeake Elementary
School Teachers Project, in which

children, Jennifer

Barbara was a faculty

a delegate to a con-

Funds from the grant were used to
provide science enhancement for the

(908) 782-8619

Barbara Campbell Burggraf '62
died on April 6 at Memorial Sloan

Suffolk

He was named

won

Representative:

Flemington.

at the

American Society of

Dwight D. Eisenhower Mathematics
and Science Act.

east Bradford

High School in Rome.
She and her husband, Norman, are

three children:

Jennifer.

1964

and Brandon.
S. Stinson '60 of

States by the

Technology and Science.

Floyd M.
former Joyce

Hesel

John

to the

People With Disabili-

phia Federation of Teachers.

his wife, the

Ernest R. Shuba
16 Honeyman Road

two

for

ties by Mayor Ed Rendell. and
he ha.s
been placed on the Honor Roll of Science and Math Teachers in the United

Michigan.

Northumberiand County.
She formeriy was a teacher at North-

the parents of

Jim has also been appointed

Commission

He earned a master's degree in math

development educator for the multicounty area including Columbia.

Union counties. She comes

at

baseball and football.

John

named 4-H youth

sition after 10 years as

lives in Morrisville.

High School in central New York State,
where he has also coached basketball,

at
I.

He

Alexander Stepanski *63 is a math-

Kovich. Dick Lloyd

Janet

Donegan

ematics teacher

Class Volunteer(s): Ronald

Directors.

Her husband

County.

Richard R. Lloyd
80 DeHart Drive. RD. 2
Belle Mead. NJ 08502
(201)874-3118

39th annual Interna-

Reading Association Conference

in

Swarts. Bernie

after

Representative:

Paul Manko. Edward C.
Wojciechowski

Class Volunteer(s): James S. Case.
Barbara Feeling Criswell. Richard
Rohrer, Gary Stackhouse, Nelson A.

Richard R. Esher '63 has retired
teaching 31 years in the
Pennsbury School District in Bucks

1962
Class Volunteer(s): Vera Derk.

Grimes
Awards

is

He and

his wife, Virginia

a

Franklin In-

*64, live in Harleysville.

Harriet

Kocher '39

'59 (6)

(2)

Kathy Kowker '83
Richard W. Kowker '82 (2)
Jess Kresge '69

Garett C. Krueger '90

(Continued on next page)

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Grimes
Awards
U)

(Continued from Page

1965

His wife

Margaret Knieger '88

Representative:

Shcri Lippowiisch '81 (2)
Long '32 (3)

CarlP.Sheran
1408 Foggy Glen Court
Silver Spring. MD 20906
(301)871-6289

Ethel Keller

Linda Long '93 (H)
Nancy Swartz Lychos '52

(6)

Cliff Maurer '66 (2)
Suzanne McCabe '77 (4)
William H. McNen HI '82

Lisa Wilkins

McNett

1966
Representative:

Michael Oehlert '89
'35 (2)

Scrimgeour '53 (4)
William Selden '43
S.

Donna Brenesal Sheehan "77
Ron Sheehan '74
Cameron Smith '84 (3)
Nicholc Woodson Smith '90
Sandra Wood Smith '86
Nelson Swarts '63 (3)

(3)

Donald A. Watts '37 (3)
Sandra Swetland Williams *66
Joseph Zakorchemny '72 (2)
Steve Zezza '93

Valley

Members of the Wyoming

Valley

a pizza and sub

party at the Fcnslemakcr

prior lo the

In attendance were Jess Kresge
'69, John Lychos. Nancy
Swartz
Lychos '52, Angela Zuba Metzger
'87, Lindsay Metzger,
Marvin
'86.

Darlenc Barberio Payne
'84. David Payne, Bob Rupp '71
and

Sandra Jefferson Rupp

Wilkes University in August 1993.
Martha is teaching business technology
Northwest Area Jr-Sr. High School

degree

-4

posed

to Twain while a student at
Bloomsburg. and since then has read

everything he can fmd by and about

Over the years, Evans uncovered
dozens of connections between Twain
the man and the characters and events

tolnjun Joe to share with his class. {He
is a reading teacher at the
Lopatcong

Township Elementary School.)

'71.

have the opportunity

kids to

Mark TWain,

to introduce

the person," he

said.

His notes began to overflow,
several folder^;.

Edward

WGM

attendance included Sharon Branca,
'85. Francis

Hartnett, Nicole Holly, Joseph

Lisiewski '84. Lisa Lisiewski. Scott
Righter '84, Eric Stover. Cheryl

Waxman, Mary Beth Depiero Weir
Michael Weir, Brian Whittico.
Connie Wyche, Scon Righter '84 and

'67 has been

Safety Corporation.

He

filling

Finally, he set a goal

for himself of organizing into

company,

WGM.

book

Tom Sawyer.
Last summer, he traveled to T\vain*s
hometown. Hannibal. Mo., to collect

and conduct further

re-

pairs episodes in the

real life episodes in

book with

Mark Twain's

Although the book

life.

will be

marketed

to college professors, the slim

U4-page

book

is

quite similar to the ditto sheets

Evans hands out

to his seventh

grade

class each spring.

The book was
versity Press of

printed by

The UniAmerica and is avail-

able in bookstores for $14.95.

ClifTMaurer *66 of Wescosville has
been re-elected to a second two-year
term on the Alumni Board of Directors.

He works

line Co.

for the

Rhea Strausser Klapprodt.

A part-time employee

J.

of

the Pennsylvania Fish

and Boat Commission, he wanted to spend the time
working with high school vocational

Betty Ruth

Trathen

students on reclaiming an eroded

Thomas M.

stream at Linden Hall, Centre County.
group of about 70 students from

Cesarini '68. a social

A

worker with the Luzerne County Drug
and Alcohol Services, is a permanent
deacon

in the

Diocese of Scranton.

the high school's Center for Applied

Academics and Technology became
involved in the project. Over two

He

earned a master's degree in social work
at

Marywood
He and his

springs, they planned

and measured,
and shoveled and lifted. They
shored up the banks with logs and

College.

rolled

wife, Sonya, have been

married for 24 years.

rocks, building channel blocks and
Violet Kratzer Klinger '67

is

co-

ordinator of a dystonia, spasmodic
torticollis,

blepharospasm, and spasmodic dysphonia support group for

would

like to

Anyone who

be part of a dystonia sup-

may contact her at 7 7-8370457 or at R.D. 4, Box 88A.
Middleburg. PA 17842.
port group

Violet

is

a reading teacher in the

Midd-West School

*68 has been

as a chemist at

1969

The

Hatfield.

'67

of

South

He

teacher in the
Williamsport Area School District.
is

a

'67 resigned from

Hempfield School

District in

1987

20 years of teaching English.

He and

Ruth
Iowa

Make your

ervations now,

hotel/motel res-

and watch the mail

Tom Bender '69 is a biologist at the
Benner Spring Fish Research

Station.

his days incubating, feed-

measuring and sorting
muskies, walleye, trout and coho
salmon.

Mary Ann. Since 1974 he has
been
doing research at Benner Spring,

wife.

help-

English

at

keep Pennsylvania's

waters stocked with

Conn., for two years, and English
Newington. Conn., for 24 years.

and Mike.

She has been married to Parker Rob-

Buckeye Pipe-

Robert O. Samsel '67

He

is

fish.

the father of two sons,

Allan Berry '69

Tom III

retired

on

Hitchings '69 of

December

13 at

age 46.

For the past 18 years, she
taught math in Mid Prairie Junior High
School in Kalona. She also coached
the girls basketball team.
During the

summer months, she taught computer
courses at the College for Kids in
Kalona.
Dale Lahr *69 has been a teacher in
the

Shamokin Area School

since 1969.

He

District

earned a master's de-

gree at B.U. in 1976.

Lynne McCurdy Morris '69 is program director for the Association for
Retarded Citizens in Leavenworth
County. Kansas.

She is in charge of
volunteer programs, public
relations,
grant writing and employment
advo-

cacy.

David L. Price '69. principal of
Danville Area High School, has
been

named
of

recipient of the 1994 "Friends

Home Economics

Award," presented by a regional association
of
is

administraUve

assistant in charge of
personnel at the

26 years.

VanHom

City, Iowa, died

ing production crews at the
14 hatcheries statewide to

Central Connecticut State University.
She has taught French in Middlefield.
in

his wife. Dorothy, live in

ing, weighing,

Life in the Western United Stales.

in

at

for details.

After four years in Georgia as
an Air
Force weather observer, he
returned to
Central Pennsylvania with his

Judy Bryant Roberts '67 has

district received the run-

State College.

Since then, he has been in the insurance business and is cun-ently mass
marketing manager for Penn Mutual

earned a master's degnse

trout population in the resultant

PA 19440

He spends

Thomas Quinn

a

800-foot tributary increased signifi-

(215) 368-2784

21-23.

made

in.

John earned a master's degree
Penn State in 1974.

Representative:

The 25th year reunion will be held
on Homecoming Weekend, October

erts for

pool for trout to live

The school

Surviving are his wife, the former
Maryellen Latshaw; a daughter. Karen
Kanaskie; and a brother.

Pegg

and log deflectors to change

the water flowed and

ner-up's award of $5,000.

American

Williamsport has been elected to a twoyear term on the Alumni Board of Di-

sills

way

cantly.

versity.

Class Volunteer(s): Pamela
Hanczyc. Jess Kresge. Ken Schnure

rectors.

the

been a teacher for 12 years. She earned
a master's degree at Millersville Uni-

Home Foods, Milton, before retiring in
May 1993.

James

mud

named

head of the Lower School at York
Country Day School, where she has

Sandra Ekberg Brown
21 77 Rebecca Drive

District.

Richard Leonovich *67 of Elysbur^
died on April 13 at age 48. He was

employed

Mary Duttera

1

form

his extensive collection of
Twain's autobiographical references lo

a
sabbatical leave during the spring of

(609) 989-7435

Luchak, John

com-

environmen-

Busch Theme Parks.
The project began when Ford took

NJ 08618

will

ener University,

the

Page 12

Kern

He earned a master's degree at Wid-

after

Hippenstiel '68.

B.

vice president of finance for

he also has served as controller and

which

the Music"
program of the Philadelphia
Orchestra on May 3. Those in

Bob

a nationwide

The compewas sponsored by Anheuser-

1991-1992.

In his 10 years with the

Orchestra
"Come and Meet

at

assistant secretary.

Philadelphia

Doug

education

in

project he originated.

tal

tition

Robert E. Boose
942 West State Street

also maintain his duties as treasurer and

The finished product. A Tom Sawyer Companion, is a scholarly volume,

*87,

in special

named

search.

friends attended the

'69. a physical science

petition for a scholastic

Representative:

Trenton.

of a

teacher in the State College Area
School District for the past 24 years,

Class Volunteer(s): David Bowen.

Alumni enjoy

Martha Goldner

also pursuing a master's

Central Pennsylvania.

Twain.

"I

his wife are the parents

John Ford

part of the tour, she visited the Taj

Jones University.

he shares over 20 years of research on
Mark Twain. He says he was first ex-

illustrations

Alumni and

is

director of finance of Willson Safety

John Evans '66 has written a book.
Tom Sawyer Companion, in which

Alumni

men's basketball game with
Kutztown.

Metzger

ceived her master's degree in educational developmental strategies at

down notes on everything from bigotry

Kutztown game

House on February 12

'66 re-

'n\TomSawyer. He read Twain's autobiography, letters and speeches, jotting

alumni attend

Alumni Chapter had

Mariha Zubrfs Barchik

She

Products, a division of

John M.Walker '89 (2)
Sandic Walker '75 (M) (2)

Wyoming

Koch Cromwell, Ken Cromwell.
Bill Derricott. Diane Loch Hartzell.
Cliff Maurer, Diane Maurer

in Shickshinny.

John Thomas '47 (6)
Dorothy DerrTilson '40 (2)
JohnJ.TVathen'68 (6)

He and

won second place

years.

a

Prior to that, he

daughter, a student at Penn State.

1968

FInucan '67 has been
teaching special education at Hidden
Treasure Christian School in

serving

taught at Middleburg High School
since 1969.

'89 visited

Mahal and the Himalayas.

Greenville. S.C., for the past three

at

Elda Hcnrie Tbylor '41
Frank Taylor '43

As

Priscilla A.

Alice

Jcananne Scrimgeour '54

teacher since 1981.

&

is

Lewisburg

High School, where he has been

1

team member. The exchange of information emphasized art and education.

Class Volunteer(s): Peggy Burns.
Jim Pegg. Jack Wise

Class Volunteer (s): Jack Mulka,

Rupp '71 (3)
Sandra J. Rupp '71 (3)

programs coordinator for

'69

as assistant principal at

northeastern India from January 9 to
February 18 as a Rotary International

PA J 9446

(2J5) 363-5593

ScQnRighter'84(2)
Robert

where he served

Ruth Trapane *67

Thomas Lemon

Lonsdale.

(20!) 922-0039

'51 (5)

District,

Representative:

Anthony J. Cerua
6 Lancaster Drive
Ocean. NJ 07712

Julia Spychalsici Oehlert "89

John

years.

R.

Thomas Fantaskey

1993 from the Berwick

17.

1967

'83

'83

Carolyn Venoy Reitz

August

Area School

1502 Susan Drive

Amy Mehler Moycr

Row Reed

Diane Muslmish Maurer.

as federal

Class Volunleer(s): AlexM.
Kozlowski. Linda R. Shively

Angela Zuba Metzger '87
Marvin Metzger '86 (3)

Elizabeth

is

Class of 1966.

Brockport Central School
District
Brockport, N.Y.

in

home economics

teachers.

He was

honored for his "ability to recognize
the need for new
programs that have a
positive effect

on smdents."

1970

He earned

a master's

degree,

Representative:

principal's

John W, Dalfovo

superintendent 's lener from Penn State.

215 Forrestal Drive
Bear. DE 19701
(302)834-1964

Williamsport Hospital School of Nursing, she earned a master's degree at

B.U.

Harold D. Barretts '70 has been a
business education teacher at
Crestwood High School. Mountaintop.

live in that

wife, the former Barbara

Kisbaugh, have been married for 25
years and are the parents of three chilShickshinny,

David

R.R.

PA

community.

Gary L. Seymour '71 became business manager for the

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(703) 222-0730

Kay Frances Bake

'71 reports the

birth of a son, Rhett Charles,

bom

on

August 27, 1992. She is a counselor at
Red Land High School in Lewisberry.

Kalhy Chandler

Army

seling at

'71 has completed

Kutztown

University.

As

of that program, she participated

part
in

a

System's Eastern Region.

where he supervises
trol

installation

of con-

systems in commercial buildings

and schools.
live in

more than

thew.

the

Moshannon

He and

superintendent

Shenandoah Valley School

of

for 23 years.

He and

his wife,

the

Anna Maria, are

He

Adreaima, almost three years

District.

parents of a daughter,
old.

formerly was superintendent of the
Clearfield

Area School

District

two children. They

July 1984 to June 1993 after serving
as high school principal

from 1976

to

1984.

administration certification at Penn

He

State.

ate
is

has done additional gradu-

and pre-doctoral work

a doctoral candidate at

lUP and
Nova Uniat

versity.

He

Jerry Kairis '71 has been promoted
to colonel in the

He

formerly served on the Council

of Trustees atS.U.

Mahanoy Area
High School. He has worked in the
district for 20 years and was elemenpointed principal of

based in Anchorage,

Alaska.

He is a graduate of the Marine Corps
Amphibious Warfare School and Command and Staff College as well as the
National Defense University. He
served as a

member of the CINCLANT

Be-

Frackvillc has been re-elected to a sec-

ond two-year term on the Alumni
Board of Directors.
is

David Bowen, Class

man
ley

F.

in

at the Minncapolis-St.
Paul Intemational Airport Air Reserve

management and

in financial services

can College.

schools.

He

a master's degree

from the Ameri-

has also earned the

He

a full-time

Is

air reserve technician as chief of safety

and a C-130 Instructor

He and

pilot.

of the science department at Rid-

High School, has been selected by

the National Science Teaching Asso-

dation to receive a Presidential

his wife, Cherie, live in

for Excellence in Science

Award

in

Wash-

ington, D.C., during a series of events

which included a visit to the
White House, breakfast on Capitol Hill

is

teach-

ing science at

Easthampton (N.J.)
Middle School. She and her husband,
David Large

'70. live in

Voorhees. N.J.

Kathleen A. Sandy '72, a commander In the U.S. Navy, retired in
She resides

vice.

Tampa.

ser-

Fla.

The award

carries with

it

a grant of

Ridley High from the Na-

Science

Foundation.

money

will be

used to purchase electronic balances to

for

for biology

ma-

was

Marion Reese, who
coached the women's program last

collegiate level.

Coyne was named

Tennis Coach of the Year

in the

Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference.

position,

Pennsylvania's Outstanding Biology

Life Underwriter, Chartered Financial

Teacher for

Consultant, Certified Financial Plan-

for Teacher of the Year.

990 and was a nominee

Coyne served

as the director

of tennis for the Upper Bucks County

VMCA

in

Quiikerlown.
1

986.

He

He

held that

also served as

taught tennis for the U.S.

the University of North Carolina

personnel stationed in

Chapel

Hill.

He

is

at

also a graduate of

Union

Berkeley.

in

Hollow Tennis Club

plans additional research and
publication on the immigration experience in North Carolina, where he continues to live with his wife

and two

children.

in

Lansdalc and

Army

Berchtcsgadcn. West Germany, from
1975-1978.

As

He

a former player for

Bloomsburg, Coyne was a 12-lime
PSAC champion and an AllAmcrican performer under Reese.

He

rank.s as

one of the school's

time leaders in wins (112) and

second

Barry L. Swariz '72 of Harleysvllle

in

percent).

winning percentage (79
earned the Alumni

Tennis Award and was named

Methaclon School

recipient of the

He

is

District for

22 years.

also in his sixth year of develop-

ment and

sales of horse feeds

and prod-

Award

Recently.
in the

Coyne was ranked number
Middle States Tennis

Association's 35-ovcr singles and has

been ranked number one in the
doubles four limes.

Representative:

MSTA

Timothy D. Hartman
P.O.

Danny Litwhilcr

as the university's Under-

graduate Athlete of the Year in 1982.

one

1973

allIs

He

has been a fifth grade teacher in the

At B.U., Coyne

Box 466

will be responsible

for administering both termis

Lahaska. PA 18931

programs, directing the

(215) 297-0253

summer

camps and developing alumni
relations. He inherits a program that
tennis

Class Volunleer(s):

Doug

has

won seven

straight

championships and

selected

financial designations of Chartered

1

25 years, amassing a 376-161

the head tennis professional at Frog

McC Unlock

terials.

Clevenstine

Burt

served as men's coach

John Sanlucci *72 has earned a doctorate in American religious history at

interface with computers for use in lab

work by students and

who

Reese,

post since

ucts.

ner at the Slate Department.

to

in

of the Pennsylvania

Congressional delegation, and a din-

$7,500

He succeeds

at tlie university.

In his coaching debut at the

and Math-

The award was presented

members

'83 has

fall.

Dorfrcd (Deb) Large '72

ematics Teaching.

with

Coyne

relumed to his ulma mater as head
coach for men's and women's tennis

record, and

Minn.

Eagiin,

Clevenstinc '72, chair-

tional

also earned a masters's degree

of the 934th Airlift

Station, Minneapolis.

Former Bloomsburg tennis

Calif.

Richard

Clevenstine said the

He

member

the Theological

Navy Commendation Medal

actions during Operation Desert Storm.

a

January after 20 years of military

Desert Shield and was awarded the
for his

is

coach

to

standout Marly

Group, based

in April

becoming an administrator, he was
a guidance counselor, having worked
in both the intermediate and high
fore

Marine Corps Mobiliza-

tion Training Unit

Fleet Baltlestaff during Operation

Charles A. Reh '70 has been ap-

tary school principal since 1981.

Marine Corps Reserve.

serves as the J-2 Intelligence Of-

ficer for the

Stan earned a master's degree and

live in Philipsburg.

ciation and the National Science Foun-

from

returns

Prior to accepting the B.U.

his wife are the parents of

of 1968.

trict

Alumnus

his

Wilkes University.

'71 has been a

teacher in the Whitehall School Dis-

named

Valley and Clinton

He also completed graduate courses

Her husband

Stephen Gobert

The honor was based on

into Bosnia- Herzegovina,

He

as the divisional administrator for both

Carol Kishbaugh Bowen *72 of

He and his wife. Deb '72,

Rakowsky *70 has been

at

Wyoming,

16 sites in

Luzerne and Lackawanna counties. He
has more than 20 years of experience
with Geisinger, most recently serving

resident of Montoursville since

Her husband, Daniel, is principal of
Montoursville High School. They are
parents of two sons, Mark and Mat-

Voorhees, N.J.

Stanley G.

will be

responsible for clinic operations

lived for 10 years.

David C. Large '70 is working for
Honeywell, Inc., in Marlton, N.J..

He

suburban Philadelphia, where she

in

major

He has also returned from a tour of
duty for Operation Provide Promise,
the United Nations humanitariiui air-

and family practice of Gcisingcr

at

Md.

'72, a

meritorious achievement as the chief

Robert Anderson '72 has been
named vice president of community

District.

in Millers ville,

and group travel manShe and her husbimd. Gary, live

Lewisburg.

lift

management of 200 people spread

1993, she taught for five years

travel consultant

ager.

of safely from January 1988 to Janu-

Class Volunteer(s): Nancy Bohr,

County groups.

March

Shelby IVeon DeuLschle '72 is cmployed by Carlson Travel Network/
Carefree Travel in Lewisburg as a

Medal.

Carol Kishbaugh Bowen. Bob
Figlock

semester-long internship in the guidance department of the Muncy School

A

live

ary 1994.

Audit Agency's Southeastern
Region. His responsibilities include

from Maryland to South America.
He and his wife, Deborah '70, live

They

in Springfield.

in the Air Force Reserve, has been
awarded the Air Force Commendation

11946 Artery Drive

a master's degree in elementary coun-

regional auditor general for the U.S.

his wife. Barbara, are the

p;urnts of three daughters.

in

Fairfax,

Surviving are his parents and a

Stephen E. Keefer *70 was named

lege.

Coyne

M. Jacqueline Feddock

brother.

Delaware County Community ColHe coaches the Ridley High
School Science Olympiad team.
at

Richard Huntington

Representative:

that

Greenpeace.

for the

District.

William H. Cluley

Klinger were married on August 14,
1993. They reside in Drums.

had worked in the Pennsylvania
Department of Welfare, also in Philadelphia. He had served as a VISTA
volunteer and was active in

1993, after

I.

manager

61 Brunswick Lane
Palmyra. PA 17078

Jean Ackerman *71 and Roy

bus Corp. in Philadelphia and prior to

Towanda Area

School District on July

Class Volunteerfs):
Dwight
Ackerman. Sandy L. Rupp. Bob Rupp

been employed by the former Omni-

York
Anchorage.

In addition to teaching at Ridley,
he
also a teacher in the nur^iing program

He and

1972

He had

New

Loretta Righter *71 is head of reference services at the Montgomery
County-Norristown Public Library.

Representative:

*70 of Philadelphia

died on January 30 at age 45.

lives in

13.5 years as business

Box 2347.

18655-9802.

Boyd

P.

2,

He

for Alaska.

Canton Area School

24 years. He has also coached football, track and field and cross
country
for 22 years.

live at

he manages the Mu-

life,

1971

for

They

In civilian

is

in 1976.

She served on Jersey Shore Borough
Council from 1982 to 1990.
She and her husband, Joseph, still

Hippenstiel

and Life Underwriter Training
Council Fellow.
ner,

tual Life Insurance Co. of

J. Schurer '70 has been a
nurse at Jersey Shore Area High School
since 1966.
A graduate of the

Bingaman, Nancy Feher Edwards.
Vicki Gross. Cinde Rogers

dren.

and

Carol

Class Volunteer(s): Richard L.

He and his

certification

Barry E. Ansel '73 and Susan M.
Houser were married October 23 in
Lebanon. Barry

is

1 1

PSAC
titles in

the

past 14 seasons.

employed by Farm-

Page 13

Fraternity
celebrates
30th year

en Trust Bank as vice president, branch
They

administration.

Over 125 alumni and gucsls

live in

William Dura '73 has been named

attended the 30th year reunion party

assistant principal of the Phocnixville

of Sigma Iota

Middle School.

Omega at

Danville on Saturday.

in

Days Inn

the

May

teacher

7.

In attendance
'68, Jeff Little,

were Joe Deardorff
Fred Strathmeyer '75,

at

Bob Graham
Howard

'80,

Gerry Strathmeyer

*78,

'82, Pat Slavin '69.

Weisman

'82,

Dwighl Ackerman

'71.

Bob
Ed

Craig McGinnis *85,

'78,

Brandt '92. Phil Fague '81. Frank
Bnilenski '83, Frank Breslin '82.

Ron Adclberg '77. John Williams
'69, Bob Spezialclti *8 1, Sieve Black
'78, Thomas Burke, Stephen Buch
•80. Steve Labroll '89,

Dan Quinn

'85.

'79.

Norm

Jones

Ed Scheetz

'81.

Richard White '78, John Scticlen "81,

Mike Smith

DanTimms

'91,

Steve Inlander '75.

Howie Lewis

Wayne Hcim

'71.

Steve Jones '83,

'69.

'67.

Ken Krick

Greg Viola

'79,
'71,

Bob Kennedy

Mark Fallon

'79. Brian
Mahlsledl *81. Jack Carney '69,

Kraintz, are parents of two sons,
Michael. 17. and Scott, 15.

Barbara M. Ries *73

of the South Branch of the
Osterhout Free Library in Wilkesrelations coordinator for the hbrary.

'72,

Ed Schuler '84. John
Dan Guydish '67 and Dr.

Robert Warren.

Reading-Berks

'73, editor of the Press-

Bloomsburg,was elected

Newspaper

Editors.

mixer

reception in Reading on April 21
included Carol Ackerman. Dwight

Ackerman

'71. Debra Bamett-Heist
Mariaime Carey '79, Chet
Cooke, Kim Feinour Cooke '74.
'79.

Vera Derk *60,

'81.

Todd

Ray Kunkel

*67,

Rence Kunkel

Dan Quinn

'59,

Gayle Cope
Schneider '73. Robert Schneider,
Melinda Schwajz '90. Louann Spohr
Shade '90 and Anne Wissler *79.
'82.

He was

a reporter for The Morning
and The Evening Chronicle.
Allentown, before being named a

Paul W. Reeder Jr. '75 and Beverly
Katherman are plarming a July wed-

ding in Mifflinburg.

from controller to vice president of fiat Phoenix Con-

Dor

'72. are the

Helen Dreater Strosky '73 of
Jermyn died January

age 65. Also
a graduate of the St. Joseph School
of
Nursing. Carbondale. she was a regis11 at

tered nurse in the

19 years.

SKF Industries, Inc.
He earned a master's

Lakeland School

District for over

year^.

20

Marie Valvano '73 has been a
school nurse in the Dunmore School
District for the past 25 years.

1974
Representative:

Kanouse Peattie

19 Fern Avenue

NJ 07419

two daugh-

Jean and Lisa; and a son, Michael.

bom on September 20,
They have three other children:
Megan, and Jason.

Katarina Marie,

degree

a fourth

Randa Gossin Triggs
870 Myers Road
Chalfont, PA 18914

at

(215) 822-0482

Bridget C. Niehus '74 has been promoted to the rank of major in the U.S.

She

Carlisle

Class Volunteer(s): Rick
Howenstine. Barbara Turansky

commander of the
Recruiting Company in New
is

in 1981.

Michele DeSera '76 has been appointed director of the Bureau of Special Education, State Department
of

'74 reports the

rector of the bureau since 1991.

She earned a master's degree

at

Education. She has been assistant di-

Donato

J.

Nieman

March

Jacob Robert,

bom on

The family

lives in

1993.

2.

She

earlier spent

Joseph

J.

tion.

Ochotny

has opened his

Jr. '74. a

own puWic

Joan Yodzio Kidron '74 has been

named "Outstanding Woman of

the

Anthracite Branch since joining in
1987 and has provided leadership in
other projects.

She also has been

was a teacher for
Lewistown High School

12 years at
and Susquenita High School.
She and her husband. Robert, are
parents ofa daughter, Maria. They live

Bloomsburg

'74

(M) recenUy
Group in

as an associate in internal

medicine, A graduate of Penn State,
he earned his medical degree at Northeast University in Mexico.

He completed
residency at

an internal medicine
Geisinger Medical Cen-

Danville, and

is certified

by the

1975

Elysburg.

TVudy Fisher Laidig '74 has joined

(215) 845-3615

be responsible for the sale of
mutual fund programs to bank trust
will

Class Volunteer(s): Debbie

achieved through over seven years
in
the bank trust business at

PECO Energy

both

vice presi-

Survivors include her mother
and

two

Process through the International
Foundation for Protection Officers.
Chris also presented a session to the
7th Annual Seminar of the American

Society of Law Enforcement Trainers
on "Security Training Today."
He and his wife. Carla, are the par-

Institutional Services.

While

in that

by

sisters.

in

Bruce

Martin Davis '75 of
Wonhington. Ohio, died December
17
at age 40. He was an
electrical engi-

by
600 percent and increasing the number of accounts by 200 percent.
She has furthered her education in

past 10 years.

Craigann Mehrmann. Ronald
Sheehan. Dan Spadoni

the field of banking and finance
through the Southeast Trust School, the

brother and a

School of Trust Sales and Mar-

neer for the American Electric
Power

Company

He

is

in

Columbus. Ohio,

for the

survived by his parents,
a
sister.

Orwigsburg.

Carl E. Schaefer '76 reports that he
enjoys living in the Baltimore
area,
where he is involved in management
at

Class Voiunleer(s): Steve
Andrejack, Joe Geiger. Susan M.
Gottlieb. Glenn A. Haas. Janice
Keil.
Dennis LeVan. Frank Lorah.

American Ju-

Susan continues as an English
teacher at Blue Mountain High
School

dent of institutional sales with
Dreyfus
position, she distinguished herself
increasing assets under management

in York.

presented to the student attaining the
highest average in that subject area.

Zalewski Ganz, Joe Hilgar

systems analyst for the

was

Pennsylvania, recently published a
book. Avoiding Pitfalls in the Training

Harrisburg, received the

Wallingford. Nether Providence,
died
on January 30 at age 40. She
was a

NationsBank and Crestar Bank. Prior

Chris Hertig '76. a professor of
behavioral sciences at York College of

risprudence Award in Contracts for the
1993 spring semester. This award is

Her background includes broadbased trust banking experience

to joining Fidelity, she

at

Susan Kessock '76, a student at the
Widener University School of Law in

Deborah Burychka Archie '75 of

institutions in the Southeast.

a school principal and a special

entsofason.Taylon They live

Representative:

Sharon Young Hilgar
Box 612. RJ). I
Barto.PA 19504

Fidelity Investments as vice president
of sales for the Bank Services Division.

a school audi-

of the Auditor Gen-

She earned a master's degree
Mansfield University.

Eugene D. Radice

ter.

as a spe-

of educa-

education teacher.

accounting

American Board of Internal Medicine.

Prior to 1987 she

eral,

CPA.

firm.

historian of the

two years

cial assistant to the secretary

Somerset, N.J.

joined Geisinger Medical

ABA

is

1976

Loyola College.

birth of a son,

are the parents of

Glenn A. Haas '74 and his wife.
Connie, are parents of a daughter,

in

Paul

Representative:

He previously was employed

tact Inc.

where has worked for

Women. She has been

his wife.

live in

grade teacher and building coordinator in the Mifflinburg Area School Dis-

nance and operations

Pepperdine University

Carly,

They

Hill.

trict.

ployed by the Pennsylvania Department of Labor, Bureau of Job Center

Press-Enterprise managing editor in
1978.

Hamburg.

J.

dustry.

Cumberland.

Year" by the Anthracite Branch of the
American Association of University

(201) 827-7389

Page 14

He and his

Press,

Patricia

an

is

in contracting and
government and in-

Brian Dippery '74 and his wife,
Tina, observed their 25th wedding anniversary on April 25. Brian is em-

board since 1989,

'93.
'79,

Barbara Reznick. Ted Reznick '58.

John Rohland

PSNE

members working
acquisition for the

Army.

She

Mary Anne Klemkosky

at

wife live in Bethlehem.

ters.

NOMA

international association of over 22,000

also earned a

been a member

and two brothers.

Hepler '86. John Heydt '84. Sharon

Irena Lendacki '75,

Sachetti. editor of the Press-Enter-

Surviving are her husband. Eugene,

Drumheller. Elsa Gundrum '87,
Stanley Heimbach *35. Cynthia
Hill '90.

Lehigh.

1993.

parents of two daughters, Rachel.
14,
and Charlotte, eight.

friends attending a

Domkus

master's degree

They

Camp

tor in the Office

Jim Sachelti

He and

alumni hold

Joseph

Lehigh University

He

Field Operations,

re-

She and her

Joel A. Ness *74 has been promoted

on January 16.

She fonnerly was community

president of the Pennsylvania Society

'78.

'55.

supervisor

(librarian)

of the

George Derk

is

old daughter, Rachel.

home, hospital and home

a doctoral degree at

He earned a master's degree at Johns
Hopkins University.
He and his wife, the former Deborah

self-employed part-time as a

Chapter of the National Contract Man-

Timothy D. Bossard *74 received

the Year."

is

husband. John, are the parents of a six-

'74 has been
Dayton (Ohio)

agement Association.

at

Baltimore County Educational SecreAssociation as "Administrator of

prise since 1980, has

Alumni and

during March.

new and neariy new

She and her husband. Brad, are parAlUson and Aaron.
They live in Millville R.D. 2.

taries

Enterprise.

Richmond. Va.

elected president of the

health patients,

Test Person of the Year." and by the

'67. Bill Bailey *78.

after-v^ork

in Millville

store features

ents of two children,

McBeath. Tony Bonomo. John
"Chip" Murray '68, Steve Boston

Viola '75,

Mary-

has also been honored by the
Timonium Rotary Club as "Four Way

of

Scott

Ed Cove

Bankus.

to nursing

He

Barre.

resides in

Mary Beth Lech

Tiny Treasures by Carol

'75.

Pusatcri '70, Tom Sabatino '76,
Chris Marshall '93, Grtig McHugh

Jim Davis

in

Profe.ssionals.

Tony
*81.

School

named "Ad-

ministrator of the Year" for the

Todd Fay '76. Kevin McGinnis '87.
Dave Hughes '76, Mike Rotelle '81.
Scott Pickford '87.

store.

Carol continues her primary career
of providing speech pathology services

land Association of Educational Office

Brian Callahan *81,Tom Sweitzer
'75.

High

Cockeysville, Md.. was

'89,

habilitation consultant.

'75

a certified rehabilitation counselor

is

year-old son, Johrmy. and a four-year-

children's clothing, maternity wear,
toys and baby furniture,

R. Hensley *73. principal

Dulaney

of

and

nancial Planner in 1987.

She

opened a

The

University.

Thomas

She also completed
coursework to become a Certified Fi-

Carol Hunsinger Bankus '74

'80,

Kevin Schraden

Mull

at

Temple

Nancy SheafTer Raudenbush

School.

for details.

Villanova University and a doctorate

Greg Lawrence '80, Bob
Reitz *49, Brian Dent '87, Bill
Deubler '69, Mike Updegrave *82,
Kevin Mulroony '91, John Rawle

keting, and National Graduate Trust

He formerly was a lead

Eisenhower Middle School
the Norristown School District.
He earned a master's degree at

in

Les Scholl '80, John Grcth "76, Brian
Hessenthaler '81, John Mull, Bob

Hanson

The 20th year reunion will be held
on Homecoming Weekend, October
21-23. Make your hotel/motel reservations now, and watch the mail

Lebanon.

Rent-A-Center, Inc.

Deborah Lynne Watson *76 has
been promoted

to vice president, administrative associate, in the Division

of Radiology and Cancer
J>rogram at
Geisinger Health System in Danville.

Marjorie Weiss

*76, pastor of TrinLutheran Church since 1992, is the
first female pastor in
an established
ity

— the giving report

Developments

Bloomsb un
UNIVERSITY

FOUNDATION

Report
Kanzaki Pottery Added
Internationally

known

potter,

Shiho Kanzaki, of Shigaraki,

to

Permanent Art Collection
BLOOMSBURC; HANAIKE
Bottle

4" X 4" X 9"

Japan, presented Bloomsburg

University with four clay pieces

valued

at

$50,800. Part of the

university's

permanent

collection, these

art

works may be

viewed, by appointment, in the
art

department. Kanzaki 's

association with Karl Beamer,
associate professor of art at the
university,

and

his first

in

Bowl
X 3"

which

Bloomsburg, were

featured in the
issue of

I'va

4 1/2" X 4 1/2"

anagama

kiln firing in this country,

occurred

BU)()MSBl]R(;('HAWAN

Summer 1993

Bloomsburg.

BLOUMSltl

K(,

(

(lA

J

SI ItO

Larfie Vaxe

14" X

14"x28"

BLOOMSBURG OTSUBO
Boiile

7"x 7"x8'"
Page 15

— the giving report

Developments

Equipment Donation
Enhances Students'
Hands-on Experience

on experience
ting

in a classroom setworking w/ith a metabolic cart,"

says Szmedra.

The

typical research process first

involves the testing of individuals
to establish a baseline

oxygen consumption

measure of

as an indica-

tor of their cardio-respiratory effi-

By Eric Foster
EdiioriAl

News

"We're

AiKixtanl

ciency. Subjects are then prescribed
in Ihe

process of doing re-

an exercise regimen, such as a tread-

search on individuals ranging from
college-age athletes lo members of

This semester, Bloomsburg sludents are using a

the general student population

Beckman Meta-

Donated

of physical activ-

cardio-respiralory system.

The

instru-

ment measures

oxygen
consumption and

always believed
that if students ... are
exposed to the research

university

last

year by Har-

valued

$24,500.

would

efit

and more enjoyable.'

Szmedra,

who

mancc Laboratory
says Leon Szmedra, who Gymnasium where
fit-

exercise physiology,

is

re-

place with a new
unit.

Human

the best

indicator of cardio-respiratory

cost

in

directs the

Perfor-

our students are interested

REAL- WORLD EXPERIENCE;

assistant professor

response to treadmill
running. Shearer and Bolesta are graduate assistants
in the Human Performance
Laboratory, which is directed by Szmedra. The metabolic
cart was donated to the
university by

Harnshurg Hospital

for a year to secure the donation.

The equipment

used by ap-

is

proximately 15 graduate exercise

physiology majors and 50 under-

To Alumni

Answer

this

may

type of instrument," says
"I've always believed

Szmedra.

that if students,

both graduate and

graduate adult health majors as well

knowledge

enjoyable. This instrument will have
a positive impact on the educational

from other

disciplines.

"It's unusual for undergraduate
and graduate students to have hands-

is

expedited and more

environment of our students."

MEMORIAL

the Call
Helen M. Wright

Scott Righter

As of May 5. 2,787 alumni have
pledged $121,122 lo the 1994 AnFund campaign. During eight
weeks this spring. 40 students have
nual

been calling from a bank of
in the

use

Who
By

Hall.

fit-

ness and upon graduation

as students

Prescott,

Assistani Director of E>cvclopment

phones

in car-

diac rehabilitation or corporate

undergraduate, are exposed to the
research process, the transfer of

last year.

equipment

...

(left),

works with William Shearer as they use
a Beckman Metabolic Cart to monitor John Bolesta's body's

Centennial

Thanks

Leon Szmedra

ofhealth, physical education andathtelics.

housed, worked with the hospital

the

from hands-on experience with
of equipment. "Many of

this type

at

and

$39,000 to

which

leaches

Besides learning from the results

the metabolic
cart is

process, the transfer of
knowlege is expedited
- Leon Szmedra

consume oxygen

of the research, students will ben-

risburg Hospital,

production,

ness.

to

Ihe

'I've

carbon dioxide

is

if their ability to

has improved.

bolic Cart to ex-

on the human

and tested periodically to determine

and

senior citizens."

amine theeffecls
ity

mill running and/or cycle ergometry,

tele-

basement of Elwell

Unrestricted monies received
through the Annual Fund give the
university flexibility that the operating budget is unable to provide.

These funds
•

and information on campus events
and to request their participation in

—

equipment, seed

bequeathed Bloomsburg University $5,000 for academic

The gift has
been applied to the Academic
scholarships.

Scholarship Fund which supports a variety of scholarships

educational services and proscholarships, academic

Eachevening.Sundaythrough grams

Thursday, ISstudentscallalumnito
update alumni files, provide news

offer:

'23. of

Arizona,

money

for re-

search, and support for the University Scholars program.

—

• Alumni Association
activities
Annual Fund.
Homecoming and Alumni WeekAlumni and friends of end, regional events,
chaptermeetBloomsburg have established a ings. this
publication, and other
strong tradition of making yearly
alumni requests.
gifts to the university. Every Janu• special projects
faculty

including the

awards made to

the university's honor

and

scholars students.

Library Construc tion

this year's

ary the

BU

—

Foundation renews the

process of requesting unrestricted
financial support of alumni, fami-

and friends to improve the
university's academic and living clilies,

mate.

HELLO... TMCALLINGFROMBLOOMSBURGUNIVERSITY
These phonothon callers are (clockwise
from top right): Jennifer Shimp '97
Pittston; Tara Kramer '95. Beaver Springs:
Gina Donai. 95. Moscow; Jennifer
Ebert -94. Harleysviile: Kathleen Lamb '96.
Hatboro; Pam Palansky '96
'

Allentown. Stacy
Kelt

Fahy

'96.

Konde '95. Philadelphia; Davide Denaro '96.
Geneva ItalyLinwood. N. J.. Krista Brusco '94. Holland;
Joann Gainard '95

Kingston: and Christopher Rifferi '96. Pen
Argyt.

opment and

staff

devel-

development.

though

this represents

of the

total

mission.

20%

to

received each year,

critical to the strength

and

Bloomsburg University.

Al-

H

Received

$3,375

Annual Fund, support scholarships

$2.5

for academically

and

athletically

more than
Separate from the Annual
$300,000 has been donated annu- Fund
is the campaign to
build a
ally by alumni to assist the
univer- new library. A Treasury
of Ideas.
its

Pledged

$3.0

talented students.

achieving

(In Millions)

EE

Specially designated gifts to
the Husky Club, also a part
of the

In recent years,

sity in

The Goal

As state allocations decrease,

$2.0
$1.5

$1.0
$0.5

30% Bloomsburg
it

vitality

is

alumni are stepping
forth admirably to help
assure the

of strength and

vitality

$0

of their a/ma

/naier.

Page 16

I

—

— the giving report

Developments
Alumni giving

sets record

BU in

$1,249 Million Garnered for
Setting a record in 1993. alumni giving continues to inch toward the half million dollar mark.

Contributions to the Annual Fund and

The Trusl

for Generations, including library construction,
totaled $457,185.

to their

the

made up

a significant portion of giv-

6.405

$457,685

36.6

6

233.541

95

196.081

Kind
Affinity Card
Gifts in

Facuty

affin-

1.171

58,342

47.476

N/A

& Staff

Total

— have maintained many

starring Loretta Swit

1994

Sat.. Sept. 17.

Another 80 students

Newport Jazz Festival
Fri..

%

9.7

the Fred Smith Golden Rule Trust

Fund. Athletic scholarships
projects received $107,032

27.582

302

25,434

8,421

$1,249,945

%

;uid

Oct. 21. 1994

The Secret Garden

from

Tues.. Nov. 8, 1994

Epic Brass

gifts-in-kind.

Fri..

The remaining $230,363

6.6%
4.7%
3.8%
2.2%
2.0%
100%

170.218

(in other totals)

Parents

dations, deferred gifts, gifts-in-kind.

Shirley Valentine

Foundation and Alumni As-

received scholarship monies from

18.7%
15.7%

120,917

196
246

Matching Gift Companies

businesses and corporations, foun-

1994-1995

designated contributions and

Friends

These

addition to generous contri-

ity card,

%

& Organizations

butions from other private sources

and the Alumni Association's

$ Received

Businesses. Corporations

friends

53%.

BU

# Donors

Private Foundations

Gifts from individuals

ing in 1993. totaling

GIVING lOTALS

Category
Alumni

Celebrity Artist Series

ships totaling $65,739. This

sociation.

meeting the challenge."

gifts, in

This year, 136 students received scholar-

was made possible
five-year cam- through various direct gifts and endowed, inter-

for Generations, the

1993

need and are

parents,

for

excellence.

new

— alumni.
—
employees, and

endowments

to build

est-bearing accounts held by the

been very responsive.

They understand

1989

Of the total contributions received, $424,388
was designated for the new library, A Treasury
of Ideas. Another $488,162 was received for

alma mater." said

"Their support for the

library has

in

library acquisitions, scholarships, and academic

Curtis R. English '56, interim president.

paign begun

dation.

"BU alumni can be very proud of their corn- The Trust
mitment

BU Foun-

important programs supported by the

FUTURE
EVKNIS

1993

helped to support the Scholars

Program, faculty and

staff devel-

association activities, and the pub1

lication of

Bloomsburg.

Fri..

National

will Benefit

Company

The Aetna Foundation

recently

risburg Partnership Project, the

PRIDE

College of Business
Golf Outing

cla.sses on the
Bloomsburg campus every summer from

group attend week-long

the sixtli through twelfth grades.

By

be used to help

ing these students gain academic skills and

develop their individual potential, the ex-

Monies

will

signed educational eruichment program
for

young

inner-city teenagers, particu-

African-Americans,

larly

who

attend the

pectation

gram
the

to

Mary

them
The first group

that a high proportion of

will be ready for college in 1996.
In addition to Aetna, the

Harrisburg City Schools.

According

is

will matriculate in college.

Harris, the pro-

director and associate professor in

Department of Curriculum and Foun-

AMP,

Pro-

and the Greater

Inc.

June

1994

17,

Correction
E.

Lee Beard. President and

CEO

of First Federal Savings

and Loan of Ha/.letun, was
misidcnlified in a photo caption

PRIDE

gram has also received funding in previous
years from

Mountain Laurel

help-

assure the continuation of a specially de-

Program.

Jan. 27, 1995

Theatre Ballet de Bordeaux
Sat. Feb 18. 1995

PRIDE Program
pledged $20,000 to the Bloomsburg/Har-

20 1995

Jan.

The Barber of Seville
New York City Opera
Fri..

Aetna Pledge

1994

9.

Minnesota Orchestra
Andr6 Watts, pianist

opment, academic equipment purchases, special projects, alumni

Dec.

appearing in the Fall-Winter 1993
issue of Bloomsburg.

We regret

the error.

Harrisburg Foundation.

dations, approximately 24 students in each

Davies Joins

Development Team

Alumni Board Achieves 100%
INTERIM PRESIDENT AND MRS. CURTIS
ENGLISH ENJOY A DANCE AT THE PRESI-

Participation in Library

guests enjoyed dinner

and dance music provided by

the

University-Community Orchestra and the university's Studio
Band. Eight of the scholarship recipients were recognized.

Please Note
lists donors who

Report '93
Bloomsburg University between
1993. Gifts received after Jan.

nized

The

in the

1.

Jan.

1

1994

and Dec. 31,
will

be recog-

Spring of 1995.

report

was produced using new computer

soft-

ware especially designed for fund-raising offices. The
Development Center staff asks for your patience and
understanding regarding errors that may appear.
Anonymous listings occur at the donors request for

one or more gifts made during any given year.
please call the
If a correction needs to be made,
1-800-526-0254
or
at
free,
toll
Center,
Development
fax a message to

717-389^945.

According

to

Susan Helwig

ing director of development,

all

mem-

sury of Ideas. Of the various governing
and advisory boards of Bloomsburg Uni-

the

first to

The 33 members have

*82, act-

the

bers of the Alumni Association Board of
Directors have given or pledged to A Trea-

versity, the

contributed to

director of

Thomas A.

Davies, joined the development
office

DENT'S BALL:

The eighth annual President's Ball, held
in the Marguerite W. Kehr Union, on the Bloomsburg University campus, raised $2.000 for music scholarships. The 115

Campaign

BU's long-time
career development,

Alumni Association Board

is

achieve this distinction.

pledged $28. 1 55
project.

Foundation, Davies' fund-rai.sing activities

Cimbala

are Carol

'35,

'60,

include iden-

Edwards

and
contacting
alumni and

Vera Derk

'89, C. Stuart

tifying

Nancy Edwards
Grimes '49, Clayton Hinkel
"70,

Frank Furgele

'52, Richard

b u

Douglas Hippenstiel '68. Richard
Howenstine '76. Mary Lou John '45. Mary
'40,

"We're proud to have the united supAlumni Association's Board of Anne Klemkowky '59. Susan Lilly "79,
'81. Millard Ludwig
Directors," says Helwig. "For a project of Sheri Lippowitsch
*52, Clifford Maurer
•48,
Lychos
Nancy
the
supsuccessful,
this magnitude to be
must

start at the top.

Early in the

campaign, the alumni executive board
sought 100% participation from its members.

But for

that to

happen,

many board

'66,
'7

1 ,

Marvin Metzgcr

Edward Schuyler

"86,

Sandra Rupp

'24, John

Scrimgeour

William Seldcn '43. Ruth Smeal '39.
Cameron Smith '84, Hervey Smith '22,
'53,

members had to stretch their budgets. Nicholc Woodson Smith '90. Nelson S warts
'68,
Alumni association president John '63, John Thomas '47, John Tralhen
'89,
'43.
and
Walker
John
Wagner
Elwood
Scrimgeour and I are extremely grateful to
everyone

who

helped."

Corey Waters

'79.

s'i

ne

leaders

port of the

port

A
BU

January 1994.

Bowcn

Joanne Derricolt
'41,

in

employee of the

to the library construction

The members

•72 Helen

collectively

team

part-time

s s

who

are

poten-

tially

able to

support the
library construction

campaign in

special ways. Davies retired

the career
last

from

development position

December

after

having

served Bloomsburg in that role
for 25 years. Before then, Davies

supervised student teachers for
four years.

Page 17

Developments

— the giving report

Update

Tr4sury

Of Ideas
With $2.3I6miIIion received in gifts and
pledges, the original fund-raising goal for ihc

new library. $2,375 million, has nearly been
mel. This represents 7, 1 80 pledges across the
university's constituencies

and an average

pledge/gift of $246.23.

The additional $1 million of the new
$3,375 million goal, authorized last winter by
the BU Foundation board and the BU Council
of Trustees to complete a portion of the building originally projected to remain temporarily unfinished,

Of the

has yet lo be pledged.

pledged, nearly $ 1 .5 million
has been received in gifts and planned gifts.
total

Contributions and

new pledges

Proposed rendering of the new library

arrive daily.

The ceramic tile mural will be enlarged to
accommodate the number of alumni and

Parents

of $100,000. Thus

Gifts and pledges

who have pledged at the $ .000 level parents of BU
and above. Few tiles remain unreserved.
$159,555 for the
friends

1

Alumni
Thus
gifts

campaign

over 5.000 alumni have made
and pledges this past year to the library
far,

con.struclion

campaign, The average alumni
gift stands at $204. 12. During
the next three
years, alumni gifts (to date) of
$1.5 million
will be transformed into bricks

and mortar.

will

from more than 1,700

students presently total

The

library.

Parents'

Fund

be held again during the

fall

semester.

reserved a

tile.

far,

47 employees have

Included in the employee

group are
dale,

retired faculty and staff who, to
have pledged more than $14,000 to the

library.

Student organizations

Faculty and Staff

The annual employee campaign, under way
in April,

again focused on the library. Faculty
and staff (omitting alumni employees) have

pledged more than $83,000 toward their
goal

The Community Government Association

has committed $75,000 to the library
over a four-year period. The Husky
Ambassadors were the

first

student organization to

reserve a tile by making a $ 1 ,000 gift last
fall.

Other student organizations and groups which
have pledged $ 1 ,000 include the Association
for Childhood Education International,
Columbia Hall, the Data Processing Manage-

ment Association, the English Club and Sigma
Tau Delta, the Football Team, Luzerne Hall,
Lycoming Residence Hall. Phi Omega Phi'
and Delta Pi Epsilon, the Supervisory
Roundtable, the Men's

Swim Team,

the

Wo-

men's Swim Team, the Men's and Women's
Tennis Teams, and the Wrestling Team.

Trustees Receive Report

Bloomsburg Leads System
in

Operation Jumpstart
By Susan M. Schantz
DIractof ol

News and Media

Development Center milestones continue to dominate fund raising
in the Slate

System of Higher Education, reported
Anthony laniero, interim vice
president Ibr
advancement. As of Dec. 30. Bloomsburg
led the State

System

in

monies raised

to-

ward projects designated as part
of Governor Casey's Operation Jumpstart
initiative.
As of early April. Bloomsburg has
raised

$2,3 1 6,74 1 in gifts and pledges toward
construction of the library.

This represents
of the original fund-raising goal.
This total includes a $75,000
pledge to
the library by the Community
Government

99%

Association for which the night study
patron lounge will be named.
The Class of

1994haspledged$36,800towarda$50.000

"We

are grateful to

university

all

those in the

community who have so gener-

ously and enthusiastically
supported the
br;iry

campaign.

we can

all

pull

It's

wonderful

to see

li-

how

together for this crucial

project." laniero said.

Setting anotlier State System
record
were Bloomsburg University p;u-enls
who
in 1992-93 gave more
than $68,000.

To enhance

the rate of return

on the
university's investments, the
Council of
Trustees recently approved a resolution
to
transfer 50% of the $8.4 million
portfolio of

The Bloomsburg University Foundation.
Inc., and the Community
Government As-

Common Fund. This investused by colleges and universi-

sociation to the

ment fund

goal.
ties

Page 18

Relations

is

across the country.

APSCUF DONATES TO LIBRARY FUND^^nnsyl.an. State Colleges an,
Bloomshur.-s library^ campaign,
.n:enm president: Oliver LaL.

Vnn^^^^^

ShowntmZVtV^^^^^

profes/orTf l^^^^^^^^^^^^^
lan^ero^^ntenm vice president
for advancement, "On

Bloomsburg University.

am

gift

Its indicative of a cooperative

Bloomsburg

$4,000 pledge to

and Anthony
faculty of

//^ra^M^-

frZTps^^^^^

^

'

^

//

''^^ ^^"^"^'^^ commitment.

~sv^ifuZrr'''Z""
aL its sLents Ta^egZ^^^^^^^^^^^

supported the library campaign."

'

beZfof^^^^^^^
""^^^^^^^ ^"^

pleased to make this finanrinJ
^efJ^ctsourloyaltytoBloomsburgandourded^c^^^^^^
Larmi. laniero notes that the
I

^

~

Th. ri

'

the future' a reality for
^^'l^^ ^f
^versity family who has

Report
National Bank
Joan S. Corson 73
Roy Croop Jr. '53

President's

Club
Amoco Products Company
BU Community Government

C. Stuart

Catherine W. Evans Estate

72

William F. Gittler

Trust

72

Jr.

First

IBM Corporation
Fred G. Smith Trust Fund
The Landmark

RMC

Group

Unisys Corporation

'61

& Helen Schaffer
Foundation

Anderson Yang

Federal Savings and Loan
A. Fitzgerald '89

Light

L.

Gehrig

37

Society

Kathy 8. Giorgio '83
Richard E. Grimes "49

Company

$500 - $999

Anonymous

Carver Tower

Bell

'45

Kawneer Company.

Company

PA

Patricia L. Knight '62

Dorothy Wasdovich
George Wasdovich '49

Knoebel's

Amusement Resort
Anonymous

Estate of Helen M. Wright '23

-

&

Gold Club
$1,000 -$4,999
Frances C. Abitanta '50

AFSCME

Local 2361
Alexander Family Pontiac
Elbern H. Alkire Jr.

American Heart Association
AML Development Corporation
Charles R. Andrews '54
Harry Ausprich

Michael L. Kolojejchick
Alex M. Kozlowski '65
Richard F. Laux '52
Hui Fang Lee '93

Jean

LeGates

F.

Cadillac Inc.

Ben Yuan Lin '93
Shun Hua Lu '93
Magee's Main Street Inn
A. Kenneth Maiers
Mary B. Maiers '33
Carol

J.

Matteson

Patricia A.

McDowell

Margaret E. McMillan '50
Mildred Q. Miller '34

PA PHC
Dave Pivec
Pizza Hut

Roy

Lorraine Ausprich

D. Pointer

Michael S. Biehn

Press Enterprise, Inc.
Kathy A. Reich '88

Bioomsburg Hospital

Mary

C. Reilly '33

Estate of Harry F. Bolich

Helen

Margaretta M. Bone "28
Linda B. Boritz '60

Clark R. Renninger '41
Glennis H. Rickert '14

Bowman

'38

Faculty Association,

APSCUF

Chang '93
Chang '93

F.

Rekas

'32

Russell's Restaurant
Francis J. Sheehan '52

Jing Ping

Byron D. Shiner "40

Tsun

James Slamon

Li

Helen A. Cimbala '35
Ellen

Mae Clemens

'62

Columbia County Farmers

71

'73

-

'74

Fred R. Sonnenberg '34

Anonymous
Jack Storz

'28

Baker-Johnson

'81

Inc.

Bioomsburg Area Chamber

of

Commerce

Olff '78

Yvonne G. Rathbone '60
Mary Reisler '37
Jane Rozanski
Richard Y. Runyan '65
Robert W. Rupp 71
Sandra L. Rupp '71

Katharine

Annette Marian Rutherford '79
Robert O. Samsel '67
Charles W. Scarantino '64

Carol

Mary R. Scarantino

Bioomsburg Rotary Club
L. Bokum '39
Bowen 72
David W. Bowen '68
Richard W. Bower '69
J.

Callay

'66

Dale R. Schmeltzle '75

Debra
Relda

L.

Schneiderhan

'85

R. Scott "55

Scott

Kay Camplese

Jeananne Scrimgeour '54
John S. Scrimgeour '54
William H. Selden Jr. '43

Jennie H. Carpenter
Anne S. Chandler '44
H. Raymond Chandler "42
Charles Monroe Chubb Jr. '78

Conway

'79

Irene Creveling '26

Town Auto

Rentals, Inc.

Betty A. Shafer
Nelson A, Swarts '63
John J. Trathen '68
Margaret Trathen
Ralph A. Tremato '46

Lewis L. Creveling '31
Richard J. Dresher

Michael R. Varano

Wayne A. Eddowes
Anonymous

Varano '75
Gregory J. Viola '71

Kathryn

J.

Evans

'66

'36

Joseph P. Fazzari '66
Stephen Douglas Fox
J. Jan Girton
Jeanie B. Golden
Susan M. Gottlieb "74
Barbara

J.

Grabfelder '69

Kurt C. Grabfelder '69

John C. Gross '81
Gary W. Hammer '74
Theresa A. Hammer '73
Elwood R. Harding Jr. '68
Clare Hileman '60
Ronald L. Hileman '60
Joseph L. Hilgar '75
Sharon Ann Hilgar 75
David

'68

Kathy R. Hippenstiel '69
James E. Holland *78

W. Jay Hurst

'41

'65

F. Bielefeld '81

William

L.

Bitner

III

'56

Wylla M. Bitner '56

Kenneth C. Black "82
Christine M. Blackwell '71

Thomas

D. Blackwell '71

Edward John Bloomer

Anonymous
John T. Bogdan

'77

'53

Isaiah D. Bomboy '39
Donna Lee Harris Bonacci

Anonymous
Frank

J.

'58

Breslin Jr. '82

{retired faculty)

James Budweg

'80

D.

Byham '53
Byham '53

Dennis William Byrne '68
Donna Marie Byrne '68

Robert E. Young '87
Dorothy M. Zimmerman '39
Ray O. Zimmennan '39

Odene

E.

Susan

H. Carison '66

Founders'

Club

'73

Joseph

Beatrice K. Algatt '43

'77

L.

Carr '69

James

Stanley

Wendy

C.

Case

Casner

Lynne M. Cassella

Thomas

'63

'90
'90

F. Castrilli '69

Mary C. Cavenar
J. Cesare *52
Ellen N. Chacosky '77
John Kerry Chacosky '77
Dean D. Chiodo '86
Mary Ann Chmiola '76
Donald

$154 - $499

'78

Campbell '79

Wilbur J. Carison '67

Linda

Adams

'71

Michael A. Bonacci '66
Kristy Louise Boyce '78

Robert Witmer
Frank C. Yartz '69

Richard C.

'57

Douglas

Richard Lee BIngaman '70
Ruth Bishop '91

William E.

George A. Agbango
Jayne Sisson Alexis

Jones

Cari William Berntsen '79

Nellie H.

Sizzlin'

Hutchison Insurance Agency
Harry D. Jenkins "42
J.

Sara Maria Berger '37
Stuart M. Beringer

Burek
Margaret L. Burns '67

Jeanne Irene Adams

Hudock

Lee R. Beaumont '43
George J. Bergalts 71

Joe

Isabella O. Horvath '41
E.

Clarallne S. Baylor '41

Richard

Weber
Paul Weber
Richard Wesner

Joseph

'78

Scott William Barrier '78
*78

Tamara Bay

George L. Bruchko *72
Boyd F. Buckingham Sr. '43
Joanna F. Buckingham '43
Carolyn Joann Budweg '80

74

Abraczinskas Nurseries
Harold C. Ackerman '65
R. Jon Ackley '67

Anonymous

"81

Charies Baron '52
Margaret S. Baron '49
Helen Catherine Barrier '78

Carol A. Bruchko '72

Hill

Mary B. Hill '67
Douglas C. Hippenstiel

W. John Bamett

Kenneth R. Brouse '79

Valerie

Western

Kerry S. Ayers '72
David Warren Badger "75

BU APSCURF

Linda

'78

Joan M. Auten

Robin Diane Boger '77
William Eugene Boger '77

Donald Camplese

Loretta A.
Jr.

Mildred R. Levitt '42
Liberty Chevrolet

Ellen

Brigitte
Inc.

Gregory C. Keck
Evelyn M. Kilpatrick '57
Michael John Klatchak Jr. '76

PA Campus Compact

Maroon

John

Jostens Jewelers

Nationwide Mutual Insurance

Bioomsburg,

F.

Baynum

Bentley Systems,

Mihalik

Mary Lou

Magee Foundation
Magee Glanz Carpet Company

BU

Mary

Geraldine M. Jackson '67

James &

Ju Tang Liu '93

Freda Pearl

Edith J.

Independence Ford/Honda
Jack Metzer Ford Lincoln Mercury

Atlantic-PA

of

K. Hostetter '76

Gertrude R. Hutchings '30

Alumni Association

Town

Management. Inc.
James R. Babcock '52

Husky Ambassadors

Incorporated

B. North

William C. Patt '79
Stanley G. Rakowsky '70

Chin Tien Huang '93
Barbara B. Hudock '75

$5,000 - $9,999

Randolph May '67
L. McCloskey Jr. '57
Sally A. McCloskey '74
Marie A. Morgan '54
Robert D. Moyer '63
John S. Mulka '66
Katherine M. Mulka '68
R.

Sharon Gettel

Associated Insurance

'77

Carol Barnett

Mollie H. Harrell '55

Hazleton General Hospital
Heinz Pet Products Co.

III

G- Auenweck '54

Melodie Ainslle Badger '75
Harold J. Bailey

William C. Harrell '57

Drew

Associates

LaBuz

Isaiah

Barbara

Ashnoff

A. Ashnoff '73

Pierce Atwater

Ann

Liberty Mutual Insurance
Helen F. Markley '35

Long Porch

F.

Theresa

Joan T. Lentczner
Ann W. Lewis '31
Mary Ruth Lewis '54
W. Jack Lewis '54

"

'

J.

Edwin Allegar '49
P. Anderson
Joseph Ardizzt

Wayne

Richard
'81

Sara Ellen D. Laubach '39
Robert Howard Lauver '73

'93

Earl A. Gehrig '37*

Anna Jean

J.

Thomas

Bernard J. Young '36
Frances R. Young '36
Linda Young '93

Francis A. Garrity '28

Mitrani Family Foundation

BU

Knoschnik
Samuel Krauss '35
Lisa A. Kroboth *91

H. Clifton Wright '42

F. Foley '62
Gerald S. Frey 71
Camilla L. Garey '21

Michael

AMP

Frank

John Lee Viola '75
Rhonda Lee Viola '76
Robert D. Warren
Helen L. Watts '44
Wise/Bordon Foods Incorporated

Thomas

Helen Lanning

&

Curtis R. Keller '84
Allan Kluger

'47

Fleet Pizza, inc.

Estate of William Lank

Pennsylvania Power

S.

John W. Thomas

Company

Rebecca

Estate of Mable Christian
Jury
Rodney C. Kelchner '56

Swisher 70
Catherine V. Symons "30

Edwards '41
Eda Bessie Edwards '41
Thomas L. Engleman Jr.
Stephen Fago '53
First Columbia Bank &

Association

Gittler

Karen

William T. Derricott "66

$10,000 and above

Jane

Carl F. Stuehrk

Anonymous
Joanne Derncott '89
John D. Dragic '78

'

Inc.

Margaret S. Christina '63
Robert James Christina '63

Anonymous
Anonymous

'86

Marvin E. Chronister

John Chruney '56
Marian W. Chruney

"56

Carol L. Clarke '55

*Deceased

Page 19

Report

Tom

Thomas

of *38

Class

Brinley J. Crahall

Timothy M. Garrigan '75
Friends of Seth P. Gavason

71

Jr.

Jane Elmes Crahall 72
Patricia B. Cranford '63
Ronald W. Cranford '63

Anthony

James

Creamer

B.

III

Gensemer
Gensemer '61
Anonymous
Paulette B. Furman '60
Elizabeth D.

'76

Michael R. Crisci '54

Mary Gardner
Edna B. Gattey

Anonymous
Ronald J. Genovese

Vicki F. Culton '68

Joseph

J.

Wayne

R, Gifford '83

Frank S. Davis

JoAnne

'53

Cyganowski
Jr.

Day

B.

William R. Deebel '49

Linda M. Deltrrch '81

Dolores

Felecia H. Girton '77

John R. Hranitz

Ronald G. Girton '56
Keith A. Gogel '81

Michael R,
Michele M.

Nancy Ann Golly

'69

Thelma Goodman

Richard T. Denton

Thomas

Robert R.

Richard John Derolf '72
A. Deverter '81

Anonymous

'29

Craig Allen Diehl Esq. '82

Joseph

T.

Goodman

N. Gorant '62
Kathy R. Grinaway '79

JoAnne

Christine
Alicia A.

Growney

S.

'77

Inscho '74

Jarman

'74

Connie

Annette Guarino
John Guarino

L.

Jarrard '69

Samuel Jayne III '69
Deann E. Jones '89

Dominic DiGioacchino

Anonymous

Anonymous 78
David W. Dinsmore

Verna E. Jones '36
Karen Suzanne Karnes '75
Anthony F. Kasenga
Sandra M. Kasenga
James E. Kashner '56
Mary Kashner '58
Dale J. Keener '86

'64

Our gratitude

to you,

our

unending.

Doris B. DIttirch

contributors,

E. Cari Dittrich

With your help, Bloomsburg

III

Dobbs
Anonymous '28
George J. Dombroski

is

Judith

University continues to
'83

Elizabeth A. Dougherty '80

Harry E. Dowling

Duckworth 78
J. Duta
Nora Leigh Dula '90
fyiark

David

E.

Richard

James

service to

students and citizens of the

Durdach

Thank you

for

helping

make 1993

a very

Eugene Richard

— Curtis R.English '56
'74

Interim President

S, Dutt

Barbara C. Eskilson '59
Kimberly S. Evans '90
Richard Ward Evans '77

Sandra Mae Evans '62
Edward A. Everett '90
Albert Jerome Fagnani Jr. '74
Glenn A. Faulkner '85
Karen L. Faulkner '86
Joseph V. Faust '86
C. Thomas Fenslermacher '59
Shirley B. Fenslermacher '55
Stephanie A. Fetterman '88
Stephen R. Fetterman '88
Linda S. Flgard "81

Matthew W.

Figard '82

David Allen Fischer '86

Donna Snow
Susan Fitzpatrick

Fischer '86

James

D. Hallinan '82
William E. Hand '58

Campbell Martin
Stephen G, Matsick '72
Patricia Deane Maust '87

72

Margaret N, Hartman 71
George E. Hassel '74
Herbert Hasson
Matty Hasson
Patricia

Haug

Christine Ford '87

Haywood
Anonymous

Eric Foster

Jean Hecker

L.

Patricia A- Hedrick '90

Stanley A. Fraind '64

Anonymous

Donald G. Franklin '65
Pamela G. Funk '72

Susan M. Helwig '82
John F. Hendler '38

'69

Pavlish '83

J.

H.

'83

Peake

Jean Royer Peake

'82

Thomas Reed

Peifer '62
Deborah J. Peic '76
Anthony J. Peluso '73

Eileen M, Peluso '73

Rosalyn V. Pennington '56
Keith E. Peterson '85
Charles F. Retry Jr. '71
Cecilia M. Philbin '22
Pinebrook Homes Inc.
L. Piatt '88

Cynthia

McCloskey '81
Valerie L. McCloskey '83
Barbara A. McDaniel '74
Michael J. McGinnIs '76
John W. McKiniry 71
Noreen McKiniry '69

John C. Poploskie '67
Tanya S. Potts '82
Monika E. Powell '86

Margaret B. Kirk
Mary Anne M. Klemkosky '59
Ronald R. Klemkosky '67
Michael R. Klick '61

Klimash '68

Kevin

McCarty

J.

Peter

J.

Mehr

'71

'85

George

James

Sharon Kribbs '66

B,

Kuzo

Anonymous

'72

'62

Merrill

E.

F.

Michael

'86

Catharine E. Miller '83
G. Donald Miller

F. Langville '69

Lorraine D. LaraNetlo '83

Lincoln S. Miller

Paulo Eduardo LaraNetto '85
Margaret Lasko

Thomas M.

Laubach Auto Paris Inc.
Mark D. Law '87
Preston L. Lawton
Deborah B. Leavenworth
Mark R. Leavenworth '88
Ruth W. LeGrande '36

Jr.

"65

Robert C. Miller
Millville

Miller '71

Monthly Meeting

Society of Friends
'90

David Minderhout
Catherine A. Mogel '72
Robert J. Mondschein '76
Mary M. Monseau '84

Francis

J.

Radzievich '76

John J. Rawie '82
Mary L. Regan '62
Thomas W. Regan
Gary A. Reigle '91

'61

Carolyn V. Reitz '51
Robert G. Reitz '49

George
G.

E.

Renn

'58

Wayne Renneisen

Todd M. Renner'83
Cynthia M. Reynolds

Anne

Jr.

Lynda M. Michaels '87
James William Middaugh

J.

T. Radzievich '76
Richard R. Rapson '61
Daniel W. Rang '72

Dale A. Krothe '60
Feme S. Krothe '54
F. Jean Kuhl '81
Kimberly M, Kurzejewski '86

Chantelle H. Kressbach '87

Francis

Rose Mary

Lynch
Mertz '88
Thomas E. Messinger
Barbara E. Messmer '88
Audrey F. Metro '79
Joseph P. Metro '79
Angela Rose Zuba Metzger '87
Marvin P. Metzger '86

'33

'67

Radice '49
Susanne D. Radice '75

Ronald Melleby
Louis J. Melovage '72
'79

Penny Pomfret

Anonymous '80
Thomas A. Quinn

Marshall W. Mehring '69

Jr.

C. Pomfret

Scott Powell '85
Charles B. Pursel

James M. McMahan

Carl W. Koch
Joan M. Koch '75
Harriet L. Kocher '39

Plucinsky '66

Priscilla B.

J.

Timothy T. McTaggart
Joyce B. Mehr '86

Betsy Koehler
Robert Alvin Koehler

Francis C. Pluclnsky '65

'79

Richard C. Knause '53
Thomas F. Knorr '67

Janice

'32

Parrish

James

Brenda M, Lacotla
John Landan Jr.

Adolph H. Haug

J.

M. R. McCarty
Douglas F. McClintock '73

Todd

Jessie

Page 20

'65

Anonymous

Ezra W. Harris '32
Gladys J. Harris '40

Robert

Jane Elizabeth Parry '76
Robert W. Parry Jr. '72
Lynn Joseph Paul '62
Peter

William R.

Betty Zablocky Harris

Kenneth B. Pack '79
Debra L. Paradis '81

James

Allen

W, Handwerk '67
Hanna '74
E. Lawrence Harasym
Maynard L. Harring '52

Peter Oswald

Ludwig '48
Saundra Jean Ludwig '87
Daniel J. Lundy '78
Susan M. Lunger '65
Nancy Lychos '52
Robert E. Lynn '78
Drue A. Magee

Anonymous

'67

Oram

J.

J. Ortt '43

Julia A, Ludrof '78

Richard S. Menniti '80
Mervin W. Mericle '36

Patrick J. Flaherty '50

W.

Sara

Koehler '78
K. Richard Koppenheffer '64

Nicole M. Haverstraw '92
Kevin Hays '73

Foust '68

Nickola

John B. Lockwood '79
Pamela Ann Lockwood '80
Michael Raymond Loeh '84
Theresa L. Loeh '85
Timothy H. Long '78
Ellen Louka
Mounir Louka
Mark A. Lucia '79

Roma Rebecca

Martha J. Flaherty '49

Richard

Anonymous

Lance

'80

Robert D. Klinger Jr. '72
David W. Klingerman

S. Haines
Marylou Hale '75
B. Paulette Haley-Stark '74
Diane M. Hall '68

W. Lloyd '89
Richard R. Lloyd '62

Cindy Sue Norman '84
Sonja A. Norton '59
William R. Norton '59
George W. O'Connell '58

'81

Donna Lee Kinder

Kelly K. Klingel '86

Dean

Ertel '57

Janet N, Nash '70
Nespoli's Jewelry Store
Lois D. Nester '49
Wilmer F. Nester '49

'55

William G. Kerchusky '41

Patricia J.

William G, Hafner

Sr. '53

Robert A. Mayefskie '64

Mary R. Guerrieri
Ervene F. Gulley
Glenn A, Haas '74
Robert M, Hafner'80

Curtis R. English '56

Myers '82
E, Nagle '75
Ronald L. Nagle '74

Paul H. Kellogg '60

Arthur M. Gucrrieri

Elizabeth A. Emert '83
Robert L. Emert II '83

Mary M.

Kelley '78

'56

Karrie S.

J.

'75

Jr.

Marilyn L. Muehlhof

Margaret B. Manning

region.

rewarding year.

Edward G. Edwards 73
Nancy E. Edwards '70
Sara M. Edwards '44
Nancy J. Einwechter '88
Mary D. Elder '34
Roger W. Ellis '60

David A, Keifer '70

'85

II

Moyzan
Stephen Moyzan

Millard C.

Jane E. Keifer '69
Diane Marie Keister

Dunscomb
J.

its

Jr. '71

Cynthia M. Drucis '70

Janet

advance

'76

Moran

Harrison Morson

Kathleen

Wilhelmina Lipfert
Sheri A. Lippowitsch

'75

Jr.

J.

Carol

Robert A. Linn Sr. '40
Alvin G. Lipfert '39

'74

Richard B. Jarman '73

Jr. '75

DIGiacomo

J.

J.

Lin '93

Mary Lou Linkchorst
Joy L. Linn '59

Dennis Hwang
Anthony M. laniero

'37

L.

Brian

Hummel
Hummel

Michael C. Hulnick

'68

Donna

Patrick T.

Grace

E. Hranitz '80

Nancy G. Gilgannon

Peter

Lehew '62
Lehman '70

David B. Leister '87
Eari W. Lewis '63
Kelly R. Lewis "86
Margaret L. Lewis '28
Susan T. Lewis '85

'83

Monteverdi '85

Marilyn R.

David R. Linkchorst

Eddie J. Hollenbeck
Helen L, Hopple
Lee C. Hopple

Gieda '50

Randy L. Deitrich '80
fvtary Ann C. Delia '59
Kay E. Dennison '83

Theresa

Hibbard "31
Wilbur J. Hibbard '32
Susan R. Hicks '67
Robert E. Htleman '51
Linda Lou Hill
John E. Hine
Clayton H. Hinkel '40
Dorothy H. Hobbis '86
L.

Anonymous '76
Bruce Hohne
Carolyn K. Hohne

'27

Cromwell '66
Kenneth G. Cromwell Jr. '66
Josephine M. Crossley '66
Alice K.

Alfred J.

'60

Ira B.

Creasy '57

B.

Anne

'71

Melinda S. Garrigan '76

Cooper

L.

Funk

L.

^

N. Rezsek '48
Sandra R. Richter '64
'88

Anonymous
Scott P. Righter '84

Susan Rimby-Leighow
Robert Young Inc.

'76

David M. Robinson '91
Elmer D. Robinson '57

Chang Shub Roh
Leslie A.

Richard

Rohrbach

'70

Rohrer '63
Joseph Anthony Roman '76
Maribeth Romeo '87
Eileen M. Roth '84
L.

Report
Michael R. Roth "85
Charles E. Ross
Carta S. Rowland 78

Julia P. Steriing "49

Royer
Robert R. Sampsetl

Thomas J. Stiner 76
Anne Kelley Stonik '52

Warren M. Steriing
Cyril W. Stiner "30

Patricia

'69

'50

Kathleen Savitts '82

John M. Stonik

Arthur M.

Carol A. Straub '65

Saxe

'65

Frederick E. Saxton "64

Grace

'52

F. Louise Stroup '72
Michael A. Suchanick

E. Saylor '28

Louise Schaeffer

73

David T. Superdock '83
Aldo J. Suraci

Susan M. Schanlz

Susquehanna Physical Therapy

Anonymous

Nancy

'69

Ernest G. Schreffler73
Moritz

L.

Associates
Willis

Schultz '59

Swales
Swales '50
P.

Stanley

'51

Tantsits '75

L.

Rosalie Schweitzer '82

Susan Carolyn

Ruby L. Scott "84
Anonymous '38
Anonymous '33
Erma G. Shearer

Douglas

Tantsits '76

E. Taylor '82

Laird D. Shively '67

Anonymous '42
Bernice K. Thomas '60
Dale E. Thomas
Jeffrey Thomas
Linda Thomas
Roger Lee Thomas "75
Sandra Jeanne Thomas

Linda R. Shively '65

Kenneth

'29

Robert A. Shelly '76

Mary Elizabeth Shinham

'79

Anonymous

Edith B. Shute '34

Fred W. Sides '73
Micki

Joe Slingerland

Cameron

"74

Smith "84
Sandra Risner Smith '76
Sandra W. Smith '86
Wallace D. Smith 70
Chester Patrick Snyder '86
James F. Snyder '58
Joann Marie Snyder '81
Laurie Ann Snyder '84
B.

Anonymous '83
Karen L. Sonnon

Dale

J.

Truckenmiller '80

Brenda Lyn Truhe '83
William R. Tnjhe '84
Ling Fang Tseng '93
'71

Carol B. Turley

William A. Turtey '66

Robert S. Twaddell '78
UNICO - Berwick Chapter

'87

Sorochak '63
Otto W. Spor
Francis

'75

J.

Jerome

Frank M. Van Devender '39

Springer '57

Susan Jean Staaf
Mary A. Stahl '33

A. Vaiana '76

'78

J.

Daniel

Vann

III

Paul T. Vanore '72

Craig E. Steigerwalt

76

Susan

E.

'82

Helen V. Cashmareck "25
Frank T. Castellano
,

Fredric J. Betz "55
Nancy S. Betz '55

Budd

Beyer
Diane Kathleen Bicjan '76
Glenn A. Bieber '71
L.

Judith G. Bieber '70

W. Bigelow
Anonymous '84
Cortland

Ward

'89

P. Black '78
Christopher E. Blackburn '82
Karen Blackburn '82

Stephen

Christopher Btatz '86

Anonymous

Amy
Inc.

Deanne

Z. Bonifazi '86

Tracy

Bonosky

Lisa

F.

Bohner'72

E.

L.

'88

Grow Bonshock

'91

Jean Bonta "61
Barry L. Boone "71

E.

N. Williams '68

Sharon M. Williams '83
Sandra B. Williams '66
William Charles Williams

Jr.

'80

Robert E. Boose '68
Eileen M. Bortz '88
Robert A. Bottorf '59
Paul A. Boudreau

Thomas M. Wilson

John E. Bowor Jr. '39
Susan D. Boyle '50

J.

Anonymous

'71

Mark Charles Wolfe

'79

R. Craig Wolff '88
Leslie B. Wood '82

Sandra L. Workman '83
Frances Jean Wright '69
Gerald Johnson Wright '62
John David Wylie '77
Anna Mary Yeager
Robert F, Yeager
Lyndon D. Yearick '86
Margaret E. Yenchar '30
Gregory Young
J.

Richard Zerby '47

Vanore '72

Robert W. Abbott

'79

Laura A. Antochy
Christopher F. Armstrong

Jr.

Ruth E. Braun '88
Charies M. Brennan '53
Dolores A. Brennan '54
David Briggs

Kim Susan Brown '79
Mark J. Brown
Martha Z. Brown '43
Virgie Brown
Tamara L. Bryant '83

Robert John Acor '81
Arabel E. Adams '43

George

Baumeister

L.

Marilyn L. Atherholt '64

Frederick T. Bausch

Jonathan P. Aungst '88
John M. Auten Jr. '68
Daniel F. Babcock '77

Ann Beagle

Ellen F. Adler'84

Anonymous

Helen E. Adier
Audrey T. Adiis '50
Donald Elwood Albert

Leonard A. Badolato
John Baines

Clyde C. Adams '53
Freda Adams '22
Laurie N.

Adams

'82

Jr.

'77

C. R. Albright '65

Anonymous '77
Anonymous
Donna O. Alexander
M. Christine Alichnie

Mary

B. Allen '86

Alfred L.

Amacher

'90

Pamela

J.

'86
Jr.

Bair '74

Rickey Gerald Bair '74
Dale Robert Baker '78
Michael M. Baker '79

John

P.

Bane

'69

Carmen Banfill
David W. Barbour
Judson

J.

Barker

John Theodore Ambrose '79
Anthony P. Amedei Jr. '81
Diane M. Amedei '83
Debra J. Anderson '82
Mary B. Anderson

Anonymous

Edward Andrewlevich '90
Joan J, Andrews-Hagen '80
Harvey A. Andnjss Jr. '52
Sarah A. Anthony '63
George Antochy "79

William Bartleson '53

Michael A.Barone '77
J. Barone '78
Helen E. Barrow '24
Martha Bartleson '53

Susan

Kathleen A. Bartunek '86

Anna Mae Bateman

"60

Margaret Bauer

Andrea

K.

Bauman

"92

C&D

Elwood H. Beaver
Billie J. Beck
Julie A. Beck '88
Stephen D. Beck

'42

Joseph

'80

Beckman

*61

Joy L. Bedosky
Stephanie J. Bedosky '90
'91

E. Beglin

Anonymous
Anonymous
Gregory D. Benshoff '72
Mollie D. Benshoff '74
Barrett Benson
Kim Marie Bent

J.

Camisa

Harriet Link

William G. Bent '83

Diane B. Berger '92
Marie M. Beringer

Mary G. Bemath
Beth Ann Bemey "70
Horst Andreas Bemhard '79

P.

Eugene

Jr.

'83

Robert Bnjce Caruso '78
Agnes P. Casari '41

George

R. Casari '38

Patrick V.

'64

'83

Joseph Corbo
Elsie Coughenour
George J. Coughlin '80
Deanna Cowtes
Gary M. Cowles

Ann Marie Coyle '85
Lisa Coyne '82
Martin A. Coyne *83
Kevin R. Crane '88

Deborah Diane Cranford
Charies A. Creasy
Marianne T. Creasy

'82

R. Creveling '51

Hannah Culp

Carr '68

Carter

Conard

'57

Garten '86
F.

L.

Jr. '89

Priscilla J. Carroll '86

Karyn

T.

Barbara P. Criswell '63
Joseph Richard Crocco

Mary Shaffer Campbell '72
Joyce A. Campbell-Counts '89
Gerald Campomizzi
Dorothy S. Carey
Mary Ellen Carpenter
Carriage Manor Builders Inc.
John C. Carr '67
L.

E.

Robert

James

David B. Campbell
Vlacia Z. Campbell
Dianne P. Campbell '89

Sharyn
'83

Camp

Coder '86
Colahan '70
Robert Colancecco

Jane

Doris T. Creveling

R. Cain

Cherisse M. Bean

Beahm

Randall P.

'67

Waterproofing Corp.

'84

F.

Coach '79
Cobb '69
Gall E. Cobb '80
Patricia W. Cobb '68

Anonymous

'27

Brian T. Callahan '81
Colette Camisa '89

Donna

Lillian Clifford

Richard P. Conner '68

J.

Howard

Dale Beagle

Nancy
'62

Jr.

'68

'79

Laura Clark
Margaret A. Clark '74
Patrick Michael Clark '85
Robert Clarke
Melissa A. Clayton '87
Robert R. Cleaver '72
Joseph Clifford

Paul

Busteed '84
Susan M. Byorek '73

William

Cesarini '68

Cevasco
Jean A. Cevasco
George P. Chamuris
Joanne F. Chamock '71
John J. Chidesler '60
Rose M. Chlkl '66
Michael E. Chuss '85
Nicholas Joseph Clliberto

L. Cole '84
Frank J. Cole Jr. '80
Harold J. Cole '64

Lisa M. Burghardt '85
Mark D. Burkholder '89

Bauman

'85

Catherine

J. Bright '78

Craig D. Brosious '78

Burden

Jr.

Albert A.

Daryl P.

Alice E,

Charles

Thomas M.

Carl J.

Steven

Cawley

Kevin Cecco '88
Stacey A. Cecco '89

Ross G. Brallee '71
Suzanne Bratlee "82

L. Buchman
Anna M. Buck '43
Raymond M. Buckno
William Budd
Cora W. Burd '31

$100 - $153

T.

Sherri K. Brandt '72

Judith

Centennial Club

Cavalier '81

L.

Jennifer J. Clark '70

Wilson '82
Kenneth T. Wilson
Dorothy

Janet

'92

Douglas Harry Clark '75
Fay G. Clark '40

Carolyn D. Boone '80
Connie Boonle "61
Ronald E. Boonle '61

Charies E. Williams
Michael T. Williams '84

June J. Castallano
Joseph A. Castrogiovanni
Joseph A. Catanzaro '88
Monica L. Catanzaro '89
Angela Catapano
Thomas Catapano
Joseph

Erik B. Binder '92

Corey M. Waters '79
Jamie L. Waters '81
Donald A. Watts '37
Jessie E.Wearne '44
Leonard R. Wearne '48
Weller Vending Service

Brenda

W. Bemhard

Richard D. Betterly "83

Wetzel '59
Barrie B. White '65
Richard C. White '78

E.

W.

Lisa

James M. Warnagiris '70
Patricia Ann Washeleski '79

Ralph

Thrush
Michael John Tiedeken '87
Mischelle Tiedeken '88
Nancy Todt
Pamela Jayne Tomko "81
William M. Towne
Richard K. Troutman
William

Joseph M. Vavra
G. Michael Vavrek
Joseph Vezendy Jr. "70
Maria Vezendy '70
Nancy Vought
Sara K. Wagner '43
John L. Walker
Sandra Walker '75
Stephen C. Wallace
Glona J. Walson '70
Patricia E.

Harvey R. Schlesinger "65
Linda L. Schmicker '76

'

Cashman

III

75

Raymond Henry DAIessio

'82

'43

Kari E. Dahl

Sheila K. Dahl

Joseph

E. Dailey '86

Claire O. Dale '63

Traci L. Daley *86

William F. Dalius

Jr.

'80

Charies Daly '52
Theresa A. Daly '50

Edward N. Danes Jr.
Christine Marie Dangelo '79
Frank Dattilo '75
Joan E. Dautrich
Lynn Davies '72

'70

Thomas

A. Davies Jr.
Barbara G. Davis '53
Bruce M. Davis '75
Constance M. Davis '68

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Report
Darthy K. Davis '66

Gary

R. Faut

Don

Lois

Faut

C. Davis '83

Douglas L. Davis '67
Kimberly Ann DeBourbon '77
Robert James DeCarolis '76
Shirley K. DeFacis '63

Anonymous
Daria

L.

Deibler '87

William Deletconich

Jr. '75

Gina Marie Demchyk '83
Eugene R. Deminico '75
Joseph L. Denelsbeck '87
Donald E. Denick '63

Dennen
John E. Dennen '54
George W. Derk '55
Elizabeth

J.

'82

I.

Bernard Gontarchick
Daniel K.

David A. Feather '69
Donna Jean Feather '81
Lois Ann Fedele '80
Mark R. Fedele '80
Gail W. Fegley '76
Lynn Marie Fehnel '78
Mark Allen Fehnel '78
Trudy Fendler
Mark Fenstermaker "82

John

Gary Dorsi '77
Jack B. Doutrlch

Kay Doutrich
Joseph T. Dowd '85
Sheila

Peter G.

Downey
Downs '92

J.

Anna

Catherine M. Hoffman '82

F.

Susan

ToddM. Duerr
Glen

'86

Patrick Duffy '84

Virginia Eisenstaedt

Naurene M. Elsasser
Donald H. Elsenbaumer '79
Kelli L. Elsenbaumer '80
Mark

E.

Emes

'83

Emswiler "87

Christopher P. Hallen
Carol S. Ham '85

Hamman

'74

Robert G. Gabel '87

Raymond

Donna

Dennis Hari
Christine M. Haririan '89
Cari D. Harraden 79
Barbara Ann Harris '74

S. Gallagher

Gallagher '83
Kathleen B. Gallagher '84

Gary

P.

Nancy

L.

Gallagher '83

Peter Gallagher

Mary G.

Galli '83

JohnJ. Gantzlll'71
Judith C. Gantz '72
Debra Ann Ganz '75

Diane

Lawrence Garrison
Donald Lee Gaughenbaugh
F.

J.

'79

Gaughenbaugh 79

Dennis Gehris

Sue Ann Geiger "76
Wayne L. George '65
William

'92

J.

Anonymous

'38

Michael R. Glovas '86

Constance Gobora '52
Harry J. Gobora Jr. '50
H. Michael Goebel '80
Jeffrey

W. Goff

Leann R. Gogel "76
Gary S. Golbitz '80
Lynda Goldberg '92
Frank

J.

Colder

'31

L.

Joyce E. Hay '44
Gregory A. Heaps '79
Karen S. Heaps '74

Anonymous

'88

Beth A. Heilman '87
David L. Heilman "87
Carol A. Hellen

Audrey

72

B. Henline '59

Dale C. Henne "69
Charles H. Henrie '38
Patricia L.

Henzy

'81

Peter K. Henzy '79
Cynthia C. Hepler '86

Brenda L. Herbert '72
David Herbert '70
Michael Herbert

George T. Herman '58
Deborah G. Hess "69
Randolph H. Hess '69
Marilyn Hester '52

Nancy R, Hickey
Anonymous

'71

Jr. '74

'75

Linda S. Kiefer '74

Margaret Kielar

Thomas

C. Kifolo '88

Daniel N. Kimberley

Diane

Kimberley

J.

Thomas

Kincaid

K. Kitchen

'74

II

Kleinbauer '64

B.

Thelma

E. Klinedinst '77

Klock "66

Knauss

L.

'34

Richard S. Knupp '86

Lovey Kopetz '63
Myrtle M.

Kosman
Kosman

Steriing R.

Dale

Kostick '72

J.

Joyce Ann Mary Kostick
Bnjce S. Krammes '71
Kreischer Miller

Peter

'73

& Co.

Krum

Lois J.

J.

Kuchar

Kuehn

Elaine Dorothy

Ann

Anonymous '61
Melba C. Hyde '33

'74

H. Kufta '71

Harry Kuhns
Dale E. Kurzejewski '80
H. Richard

Kush

'73

Kathleen K. Kuzmiak '69
Donna M. Kwiatkowski '78

Carol Ivins

Anonymous '54
James Jacobsen

Francis E. Kwiatkowski '79

Margaret L. Jaeger '60
Michael D. Jaggard '80

Daniel P. Lafferty '82

George Lambrinos

Frederick E. Jahn

Cathy

Patricia G. Jahn
Charies P. James '38
Carol I. James

Judith A. Landis

Clifford

Hartzell '66

Margaret A. Haverovich '72
Enola Hawk '57

Gavlick '68

Gerdes

72

Harris

Carol A. Haswell '63

R. Arnold Garinger '55

Bemard

C. Hargreaves '58

Anonymous
Anonymous

J. Galli '82

Kathleen

L.

Florence S. Harris

Gallagher '75

J.

Gering '67
Kathryn E. Giger '68
James Russel Gingrich '76
Karen Marquette Gingrich '76

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'86

William David Ide '77

John T. Epiett III '75
Mary Kate Epiett '75
Nancy B. Erway '64
Sheldon Erwine '54
David R. Espe '77
Christian John Eurich '78
Susan Elizabeth Eurich '79
William A. Evans III '85
Tern Lynne Everett '77

John Fasciano
Theresa Fasciano

Ham Jr.

Laura L. Hudson '91
Neal S. Hunsberger
Clarence L. Hunsicker '32
George A. Hunt
James B. Huntley '81

Annabelle L. Hargreaves '57
Kevin A. Hargreaves '82

Nicole M.

'78

J.

Lorerta H. Hricak '68

Paul Russell Fmehan '78
Craig A. Funt '85

John

Anonymous

Anonymous
Deborah Ann Evert
Anna M. Falat '85

'41

Murray A. Hackenburg '50
Luther M. Hager'84
Judy Ann Hall '74

Laurie A. Fritz '91

Francis

L.

Mae Hackenburg

Henry Hurtt '52
James R. Husted

Barbara E.

Brenda
Dwight P. Edris '71
Richard M. Eisenstaedt

'53

Haney '85
Robert G. Hanna Jr.
Thomas H. Hard Jr. '72
Anonymous '38

Eastern Pa. Supply Company
Barbara J. Eastlack '87

Kevin

Robert V. Haas
Anonymous

Catherine E.

Gary Earle

L. Eckrote '85

Knauf

Rita Frey

William

Lucile M. Ecker '32

J.

Phyllis A.

O. Gultendorf "39

Hamm
Marilyn Hamm

Dugan '49
Ben C. Duke Jr. '53
Anonymous '62
Robert W. Dunn
James R. Dykie '87
Billy N.

Frederick

Keith D. Horlacher '84

Fred

Katherine A. Fritz '73

B. Duerr '86

Thomas

Edward

C. Stephen Fritsch

Dubil '66

Doris K. Hosier '48

Leonard Hotham
Dale L. Houck '69
Theresa Houck '70
Charles C. Housenick '60
D. Randy Howell
Karen Howenstlne '76
Richard T. Howenstine '76
Beveriy A. Howley '70

Gertrude Fretz
W. Reid Fretz
Harry A. Frey Jr.

Ellen Hollis Drexler '82

J.

John
Judy

Anna

'88

Diane Kerr

Velma M. Kerstetter '35
Mark J. Keyser '75
Rebecca Schnjm Keyser

Charlene Horton

Grow '43
Gunn '50

Beverly S. Gursky '79

Sueann Forester
Samuel D. Forker '91
Howard Fouike
Mary K. Fowler '53

'82

Robert Grote
Dorothy Mae

Jeanne A.

Foran '68

Hoffman

Sylvia M. Gross '61

Nancy

E. Flint '81

A.

William H. Hoffman '66

J. Griffith '68

Robert John Flick "79

F.

Glenn

S. Gribbin '69

Kimberly H. Groner '80
Margaret E. Gross '78

Fitzpatrick '83

Bradley Drexler

David V. Droppa

'34

Gribbin '70

Anonymous '82
Floyd M. Grimm 111 '64
Lynn W. Grimm '67

Robert C. Figlock '72

James W. Fritchman

Alex

Greene

J.

Bret C. Hoffmaster '86
Dennis L. Holbrook '73
Karen K. Holbrook '73
Nancy B. Holtzman '55
Rudolph V. Holtzman '55
Henry Hood
Brian Francis Horan '88
Lisa Ann Horan '89

Myra

Daniel Paul Fickes '85

Ann

N.

Robert P. Griesing '65

'72

Feudale

Joseph F. Dreyer
Mary Ann Dreyer
Stephen Dreyer

'74

Kelsey

Joseph
Sandra

William R. Freed "58
'79

Patricia L. Keller '82

Fetterman '68
Richard R. Fetterman '72
Robert D. Fetterman '86
A.

Miriam Frank '39

II

Henrietta Keller '23

Eileen Ferrari '81

Joan

'64

Bnjce S. Grant

Philip Forester

E.

*76

Brenda E. Keiser
Charles L. Kelchner '40
Galley C. Keller

Adrienne Teresa Hodulik '78
Linda A. Hoertz '84

Lawrence

'92

Dobson

Mary Ann Donnelly '51
James J. Dormer '48

Anthony

Ann Graham
Michael F. Graham "75
Elizabeth

Robert H, Flook

Dirico Jr. '53

Judith A.

Sandra K. Hinckley '72
Jayne Ann Hittinger '61
John P. HIavnicka '88

'87

Paul V. Graff '72

Kristen M. Fitzgerald '92

David Dimaha '66

'64

Mary C. Grant '64
Margaret K. Green '84

Cheryl

DiGregorio '90

Jr.

Daniel E. Grant '77

Daniel E. Fisher '83
Melissa A. Fisher '87

L.

'57

Hinckley

L.

Patricia P.

Robert A. Desimone '82
Helen A. Diehl '44

Jennifer

James

Robert A. Gould '90

Susan M. Graeff

Joan R. Hinkle

Lane Larue Kemler '62
Penny Harvey Kemler '62
Joseph Francis Kempski '74
Judith Anne Kennedy '75
Michael C. Kennedy
Robert D. Kennedy '75

Lawrence D. Finucane
Edward A. Fiorvanti '82

Dierks

Jr.

'88

Mark HIavenka
John A. Hoch Sr.
Donald E. Hock '68

Vera A. Derk '60
Joann Derose '59
Martin Derose '59
Paula L. DeSantis '87

Kristie

Good

Lisa A. HIavnicka '88

Barry

William H, Dierks
Betty L. Dietrich '45

^

Juliet

David P. Labar '65

Dorothyann Lapresi '76

W. James

Theodore W. Jarrett '60
Nancy M. Jaworski
Jeffrey R. Jenkins "82

Neale Jenkins
Inc.

Edward Jones

"54

Karen Gable Kahane '74
Kaintz

Ann

Thomas

E.

Keefer '89
Douglas A. Keffer'86
P.

Deborah
Stephen

J.

E.

Lease

Donald

Lagator '65

P.

'83

Anne Lane

'79

Lapos '87
Ann L. Lee '69
Lanny L. Lee '69
L.

Harry Leister
Marie M. Leister
Patricia J. Lenhart '86

Kalisz '63

Kanavich
Nancy L. Kaplan "69
Dale E. Kashner '73
Peter J. Kasvinsky
Donald C. Keams Sr.

Amber

Crystal S.

Mary

Lorraine S. Jones '40

Rudy

E. Lavelle '41

Anonymous '66
Ann Lawson
Lois Lawson '33

Cheryl

David M. Jones' 43
Eileen M. Jones '92

Patricia

John

Judith R. Lagator '63
Brian K. Lane '78

Anonymous
Anonymous

Franklin

'53

Landis

Ray Latorre
James R. Lauffer

Marie Jaremko '75

John Savoy and Son.
J. Johnessee

L.

Keefer '70
Keefer '70

Janice C. Keil '74

Dana

J. Lentz '83
Maria Lentz
Beth Ann Lepianka

'51

76

Ronald Levan
John W. Liggett '72
Barbara Lilley
Dorothy P. Lindsay "64
Alvin G. Lipfert '39

James Lithgow

'83

Lisa R. Lithgow '83

Robert Littlewood

Report
W.

Daniel

Litwhiler '38

Kenneth R. Mertz '62
Lewis R. Men/ine '55
Lucy F. Messersmith '85
Lois F. Metzger "41

Jane E. Lockwood '85
Ronald D. Lockwood Jr. '83
Jack Richard Long 74
Samuel E. Long
Long's Supply Company Inc.
LeRoy E. Love
Robert

Lowe

Walter

J.

Anonymous
Anonymous

Luberecki '59

Lynne C.

M.

MacKay

Nancy

Howard Macauley
Mantana S. Mack '41
Linda F. Mackavage '69
Raymond T. MacLean

Magee

R. Miller '64

Dariene

J.

Mirra '83

Mitzel "88

Paula A. Mix
Scott R. Mix '81
Lonnie W. Mohundro
John David Montgomery '67

Betty M. Muckenthaler

Muckenthaler
Robert G. Mull '69

Ann

P.

Elizabeth

William B. Murray '70

Albert Mattu

Richard C. Myers

Theresa Mattu

Nabisco Brands

Cheryl A. Mazer '88

Napoli Foods

McAuIlffe '79
"77

Mark

Doug

'64

Thomas M. McCormick
Carol A. McCoy "71

'80

L.

John

E.

Daniel P.

McGrew

members

me

join

F.

Newton

Ann Pern

'79

Petach '88
Patricia A. Peterson '83
Caroline E. Petrullo '29

Frances G. PetruzzI '62
Ronald J. Petruzzi '63
Sharon W. Phillips '82
Stephen E. Phillips '80
Christine L. Pierie '88

Pamela J. Piester
Joanne N. Pineno

'65

Barbara A. Platukis '72

'71

'78

'46

Anna O'Brien
William

Jr.

McNamee '77
Nancy Chapman McNamee

"39

Thomas

Glen James

Donald McNelis '57
Lisa G. McNett '83
William H. McNett III '82
Donald L. McPherson
John R. McSweeney Jr.
Wayne James Mehrer '76
Mary K. Mejasich '90
Mark S. Melnychuk
Phillip K. Mengel '76

'78

'41

Timothy O'Leary '63
Anthony James O'Malley '75

Mary Louise
J.

O'Neill

73

O'Toole '56

Kimberly A. Oesch

'91

OhI '88
Karen A. OhI '89
Brian

R. Platukis '71

Incorporated

Roberts '82
Donald B. Roberts Jr. '84
Thomas J. Roberts '81
L.

Robinson '88
Robinson "66
Joan M. Robinson
TerrI L. Robinson "86
James D. Robison Jr. '83
Anicka G. Rodgers '83
William K. Roeder '50
Terese M. Rogers '79
A.

Gerald

L.

'28

L.

Judith

L.

Joan

A.

'65

Rothermel

E.

Rupert

Rush

W. Sailer Jr.
Mary Ann Sampson '79
Eleanor B. Sandel '38
John S. Sandel '36
Martin

Samo

'69

Joan Marie Schlavino

Diane Elaine Powell '76
Kathleen Stitz Prajzner "83
Ruth S. Price '63
Jerri J. Pries '71

Kathryn L. Pries '71
Charles Puckey "58

Anonymous
Queen Engineenng Inc.
Anonymous '80
Donald D. Rabb '46
Gregory Thomas Rada '78

Omer'58
Kenneth G. Osenbach 72

Anonymous

Christine B. Ostrowski '76

Carroll J.

Redfem '69
Frances M. Redfem '75

John A. Sette
Sharyn L Setzer '85

K. Oliver '83

Robert B, Oliver

Jr.

'73

Joseph V. Oravitz '63
Charies

Robert Pachence

Susan Eileen Seidel
Ronald

'81

Mark D.Shlpman "81
Andrew Albert Shisko '63
Lisa A.Shober '88
Mark A. Shober '88
Bradley W. Shoemaker
Hariand H. Shoemaker

Lynn Shoop
Craig

Shotwell '71

L.

Rose Shull
Anonymous
Lydia

Jr. '78

'63

A. Michael Shull

71

'30

SIngley '83

J.

Susan Sklplunas

'70

Slobozlen '50

J.

Cora Alice Smith "29
Dora T. Smith '42
Hervey B. Smith '22

Gary Dean Snyder *81
Suzetie Marie Snyder '87
Thomas A. Snyder '81
Donald R. Soil
David W. Sommers
Charles Souder
Linda K. Southworth
Robert J. Southworth

E. Sekellick '69

Francis D. Sell '35
'76

Jr.

Glen Arthur Spaid '59
Minen/a A. Spaid '62

Alicia

'75

Jody Lee Senderovitz

Chester C. Snavely "70

J.

Angela
'87

77

William E.Smlth '42

Cheryl

Donald A. Schlieder '48
Reba W. Schmidt '31
Kevin L. Schraden '87
Scott R. Schreckengast '87
Pauline L. Schueler '49
Emeric Schultz
Sandra Schwartz
Schwarz Paint & Wallcovering
John Edward Schweizer '62
Beverly J. Secula
Robert J. Secula
Rhonda J. Seebold '82
June Getz Seely '66

Henry Raines
Henry Rambo
Angelina Ranck
Mark A. Raynes '80
Patricia Reasner
Claudia J. Rebuth '65

Amy

'71

'48

Barbara Sailer

Dolores A.

'83

II

Anonymous '71
Cynthia L. Shipman

Kevin Leo Smith

L.

Wood

Helen

Mary

'70

Keith A. Smith "54
'71

Elaine M. Pongratz '73
"64

'81

III

Ruck '42
M. Louann Rudy '68
Russell C. Rudy Jr. '68
James W. Rufener
Katharine

*78
'89

Ruth Smeal '39
Leiand A. Smoltz '69
Ralph Smiloy

Rotelle '83

Michael W. Rotelle
Linda J. Roth

Shema

Jr.
Jr.

J.

Donald K. Shinton
David K, Shipe 77

Paul

Ban Poorman

Julia A. Poduszlo-Light '88

Sheelen

Sally M, Sherratt '67

Rittenmeyer '55

Ann Sasklewicz
James A. Scallse '72
Ann M. Schermick '91

William P. Prichett '82

O'Brien '64

Anonymous

'51

Alexander J. McKechnie
Eugene McLaughlin
Susan Jean McLaughlin

J.

'52

A.

Sheptock '86
Lisa Ann Sheptock "86

Ritt '92

Rosen
Anonymous '56
William C. Ross

C. Peirson '81

Sheehan '77
Sheehan '74

Frank

Linda B. Roscoe '69

Paul R. Peiffer '56

J.

Lorraine M.

Anonymous

Jill

Iris

Ronald

Gary J. Riotto
Nancy K. Ritchoy '78
Roger L. Ritchey '77

—

Cheryl R. Plotis '86

'65

ex-

Donna

Robert S. Shelly '70

Brenda

'82

Gerald William Shantillo '88
Eugene F. Sharkey '40
Kathryn L. Sharrow '66

Raymond

commitment.
Susan O. RogutskI '82
*87
J. Jan Glrion, Chair Jeffrey Scott Ro|ohn
Winifred K. Romberger '46
BU Foundation

James

Jr.

in

pressing our thanks (or your

Lauver Nipple '81
Carol Nolan
Thomas Nolan
Evanna M. Nolte
David L. Nolte '83
Robert G. Norton
David J. Nunziata '77

McGee

McGovem

'55

Leslie

'85

Donna Lee McGlinn
Eileen F. McGovern

The Foundation board

Kathrine M. Niemiec '69

Mary Anne McGee
Patrick A.

sity.

In this fine univer-

Basil P.

Nesbitt

Linda

'72

McGarry

'82

Craig A. Newton

McCreary '92
Gail L. McDonald '69
James C. McDonald ill '69
Kevin P. McDonnell '88

and pride

Cheryl

Maryrose Nesbitt '77
Barbara J. Neuhard "72
Robin Lynn Neve "85

Valerie A.

Carole

Neach

J.

It

demonstrates your loyalty to

Joseph James Pelchar
Dawne Pender '69
Gary F. Pender

Inc.

John W. Nemetz

Judith S. McCorkill "65

Ann M. McElwee

Murray '70

Elaine M. Nearing '83
Steven C. Nearing '85
Robert E. Neary "62

Donald R. McCtintock '53
Edna L. McClintock '72
Barbara E. McClosky '72
Robert C. McClosky "72

John W. McCorkill

J.

Richard B. Natoli

Suzanne Elyse McCabe
Carol Ann McCIain '77

being of Bloomsburg.

Robert E. Shambach
Anonymous "43
Rebecca Jean Shannon

Ruth RImokaitIs

Cheryl

assure the on-going well-

*74

William Louis Sheely

Gloria

Kenneth Matta

L.

has helped to

Mullin

James Matia

Laura

gift

Shade

L.

Marybeth Shade '77
Sandra Shaffer

Anonymous

RLM
Your

'91

Ritfert

Sherrill V.

'81

John

Rochelle R. Mausteller '83
Harry C. Mathias Jr.

'84

Payne

'91

T. Riley '86

Lisa M.

Mary Ellen Montgomery '68
Montour Oil Sen/ice Company
Melanie P. Moore '79
Rodney K. Morgans '73
Dennis E. Moser '73
William James Mouery '51
Bruce L. Moyer
Lorraine U. Moyer '46

Ronald R. Marcucci '83
Nora M. Markunas '34
M. Christopher Maron '83
Kelly E. Marth '86
Diane Cynthia Marvin '79
Stuart James Marvin '78
Dale E. Mausteller Jr. '82

F.

Minner

Linda K. Mitzel '86

'78

Linda

John

S. Patton '66

Gloria E. Peiffer '54

Gary W.

Frank A. Magel '86
Richard Majka
John M. Makara '90
Rachel D. Malick "34
John L. Manfredonia

Nancy

Remington

E.

Theodore F. Reznick '58
Theron R. Rhlnard '49
Jonathan V. Riesberg '83

Kenneth H. Parker '60
Steven C. Parsell '71
Louis Passaro
Marjorie Passaro
Carimar Patrician '62
Phillip Anthony Patrone '86

Linda K. Mills '68

Michael

Inc.

Richard S. Remington
Neil L. Renaldi '84

Parasida '80

E.

Victorias. Miller '89
Phyllis A.

Industrial Enterprises

Susan Anne Mannix

Miller

Richard V. Miller '64

'69

Renee

Patricia Parillo

Jeffrey A.

Jon

Mariann

Francis Paritto

Frank Miller
Helen W. Miller
J. Richard Miller '66

'35

Cornelia A. Pannell '86

S. Miller '85
Miller

Reed

Stephen W. Packer '77
Dorothy L, Paget '29
Lisa Anne Palmisano "85

Miller '85

Anne

Elizabeth R.

Robin G. Reese '87
Kathleen A. Reich '72
Dale H. Reichart
Dorothy D. Reichart "50

David W.

Stephen H. Lundy
Denise D. Lupo

Phyllis

Pacholec '50

Millard '79

Elizabeth

Lupo
June E. Lynn '56
Gladys Hirsch Lyon '28
Edward R. MacKay '69

F.

Peter Paul Pachuski '77

Jody Lee

Debra

Sabrina K. Lucas '85
Chartes L. Lumpkins

Henry

'

L.

Spicher
Spinner '88

M. Spong '88

Sproesser '70
David Staman
Valerie Lynn Stella '87
Mary A. Stengel
Gerald Sterenczak
Irene Sterenczak
Grant D. Stevens '67
John Vincent Stevens '75
K, VIcki

William Stevenson '61

Barbara

L. Stiner

Linda V.

Stiriing '67

Regis C.

Stiriing '67

Sandra

S. Stoddert '64

JoEllen Stoll

John W.

Stoll Jr.

Lorna K. Storch '84

Diane W. Stracka
Diane Eileen Strauss '79
John N. Straw '61

Anonymous

'48

Dick C. Strine '57

Page 23

Report
Angela M. Stull '84
Timber R. Stump '85

William M.

Paul R. Styer '63
Walter F. Sullivan

Janet B.

Sumner
Anonymous '54
John

D.

Douglas Thran '77
Teresa Jane Thran 79
Ottice Tidwell

R.

William R. Tierney

'62

Timms

Daniel G.

Michelle M.

Robert Wayne Surridge
Alquin B. Swank '78

'75

Virginia

Tinman

"73

Lucy E. Szabo
Leon Szmedra
J. Alan SzymanskI '69
Alacoque B. Tack '69
Joseph D.Taglierl '74

'41

J.

Tauber
Elda H.Taylor '41
Frank M. Taylor '43
Michael Donald Thew '76
Jeannine A. Thibault '84

Elaine Uliasz

S.

Thomas

Charles D.

J.

Uberti "85

Umansky

'74

Unangst '67
Carl A. Unger '59
David L. Unger '76
Linda Unger "77
Meriel R.

"61

Donna M. Uroskie
George Vacca

John R. Thomas
Robert

'60

Tucker '74
Tucker '75

Susan K.
Mary Elizabeth

Thomas

Anonymous
Edythe H. Slanski

Mary
1914
Lovisa S.

Gossman

Glennis H. Rickert

Beulah D. Gibson
Marie Hemmig
Stasia Kowalski
Dora W. Risley

P. Stewart
Dorothy Bennetto
Tubrldy

Lena

E.

VanHorn

'72

W. Burnat

Viola M. Stadler

1928

Anonymous

Florence E. Munro

Eva

Kathryn M. Abbett

Alberta

1918

1925

Anonymous
Edith J. Baynum
Margaretta M. Bone

Watters

Elizabeth L. Daniels

Anonymous

Roy J. Haring
Anonymous
Leonora G. Heydon
Estella May Hyssong
Anonymous

Jean O'Dell

Francis A. Garrity

Dorothy

Mildred M. Powell

Grace

Susan

D. Turner

Bessie

Mae Werkheiser

Anonymous

Geneva

Mary

Helen V. Cashmareck

Irene A. Davis

P.

1919
Grace

Wiant

K. Miller

Catharine F. Wilkinson

E.

Baughman

1920

Anna

Hartman

1927

Grace

Anita R. Scott

Loie C. Bickert

M. Louise Stevens
Steriing Strauser
Rhea J. Slrausser
Florence Vorbleski
Dorothy B. Way

Weed

Wise

Kathleen S. Bonner

1923
Grace H. Brandon

Alice E.

Helen A. Gulley

Ruth

Henrietta Keller

Molly B. Duffy

Sylvia

Burdon

Cimmet

S. Dickstein

Ceil Tuffy

Edna

Helen M. Wright

Anonymous
Anonymous

1924

Gladys B. Krick
Regis J. Morris
Stella M. Murray
Margaret C. Pendleton

Helen E. Barrow
Grace W. Beers
Frances H. Blose

Page 24

B. Gattey

1934

Olive N. Williams

Margaret

E.

Yenchar

Anonymous

Walters

E. Saylor

Wertman

Gladys

J.

Whttmire

James H. Williams
Anonymous
Anna Nancy Zorskas
1929
Ida

W. Acore

Creveling

L.

LaRue

C. Derr

Florence

F.

Fowler

Frank

J.

Colder

Anonymous
Margie H. Gregory
Margaret S. Hartman

Kenneth

E.

Hawk

Florence E. Kitchen

Margaret S.
Janetta Y.

Bitler

Coleman

Anonymous

Long
McKinney

Blanche Millington
Dorothy H. Moore

Ella E.

Cobleigh

Lillian

R. Coldren

Anonymous

Margaret M. Coyne
Gladys A. Croman

Helen F. Rekas
Theron R. Rhinard
Estelle F. Senica
Lois D. Stouffer

1933

Thomas

Charlotte M. Kepner

1930

Lois M,

Winifred S. Fox

H. Elizabeth Williams

Nelle D, Shockloss

Mildred S. Weiss

Lewis

Agnes

Wilson

Ethel Keller

Leonard Balchunas
Jean M. Bredbenner
Woodrow Brewington

I.

Anne L. Hibbard
Anonymous

E.

Hibbard

Anonymous

E.

Ariine F.

Haywood

J.

Mildred Hinebaugh

Sara

Anonymous

L.

Wilbur

Clarence L. Hunsicker
Margaret M. Krouse
Minnie E. Lean

Paget

Welker

Jessie

Thacher

Mary G. Whalen

Virginia D.

K. Powell

Frank J. Gerosky
M. Jean Gregory
Ezra W. Harris

Shive

Sara S. Walter

Mary

Oce Beryl W. Austin
Naomi Bender

E.

Vezo

Violet V.

Marjorie K. Perrotti

Elizabeth G. Vincent
Lucille

Anonymous
Anonymous
EdnaG, Whipple
Emily W. Zeisloft
Anonymous

Todd

Lawless
Atilla S. Lewis
Margaret L. Lewis
Gladys Hirsch Lyon
A.

Hervey B. Smith
Helen

Katfiryn E.

Lucile M. Ecker

J.

1922
Cecilia M. Philbin

Catherine S. Driver

Anna

Ruth A. Smith
Bertha M. Sutliff

Wamtz

Anonymous
Anonymous
Cyril W. Stiner

Elizabeth D. Miller

Mary M, McElhenny
Mary S. Ruddy

Miriam

A. Stahl

Lydia Taylor Martin

L. Garey
Mary Sue G. Shaler

Adams

L.

Mary

Amelia Sawicki
Erma G. Shearer
Cora Alice Smith
Grace M. Snyder
Elsie M. Stauffer
Marjorie O. Tearpock
Margaret Betty Thomas
Rachel W. Thomas

Lydia A. Florey

Freda

Ruth

Mary

Helen A. Kramer

Camilla

Anonymous

Jane F. Brewlngton
Cora W. Burd
Retha M. Burgess

W.

Anonymous

1932

Mildred R. Phillips

Dorothy N. Abramson
Irene Creveling
Bessie G. Kanel

W. Zerbe 76
Jane S. Zeswitz '87
Joann M. Zogby '63
Matthew J. Zoppetti Jr. '88

Anonymous
Morris D. Dehaven

Mildred B. Hartz
K. Heintzelman

B. Zellner

Elizabeth

Grace A. Lord
Helen W. Lukus

1931

1926

1921

L.

Peter R. Zarzaca

John

Congetta P. Kotch

Dorothy H. Sutton
Catherine V. Symons
Bessie Tucker

Eve C. Krauss
Ann W. Lewis
Ruth A. McDonald

'76

Ana Zarate

'74

Witmer

Caroline E. Petrullo

E.

Mildred A. Kneller
D. Barrow

Green

D.

II

Elaine Zaionis '69

Sandra B. Williams '66
Barbara Wilson '80

George

1916

L.

Kelly L. Williams '92
Ruth G. Williams '55

Gary Eugene Wilson
John C. Wise "67
Lucille Wise '22

D.

Gloria D.

Shirley Wilhelm

'73

Audrey H. Cohen
Dorothy J. Decker

Young '51
Young "91
Karen L. Young '66
James H. Young '66
Todd A. Young "82
James Franklin Youngkin
George

H. Elizabeth Williams "29

'73

Pauline E. Brockman

Rita M. Yorty '78

'65

Robert Wislock
Margaret Ellen Withrow "89
Essie J. Witmer

Rachel G. Anthony
Evelyn O. Avery
Esther M. Bittner
Claire S. Brandon

David James Yinger '77
Yinger '77
Jane N. Yorks '59
Jill

Virginia R. Whittington '76
Korene R. Wile '88

Kathy Eileen Waltman 74
Josephine G. Wargo '85
Allen R. Waring '68
Bruce P. Warnke '85
Robert E, Warren '61
Ruth A. Wasson '61
Carol W. Watters '65
Allison D. Watts '80
Neal John Weaser '62
David A. Weaver '88

Esther

S. Welliver '61
R. Welsh '68

Richard C. Whelchel '87

Marie Walsh '59

Waltman

Allison Welles '75

Joseph White '91
Donald L. Whitebread

'85

Sandra Woolard
Sharon Worthington
Jane Marie Woytowlch '85
John Woyurka '57
Ming-Hslung Wu '92
George Yankay
Olive Jean Yannes '54
Janice Yasenchak

'75

Wendy's - Bloomsburg
Ruby Wertz-Jordan '89
Mark D. West '86
Christine F. Whalen '81

Steven Lee Wallace '83
Karl E.

Jr.

Rose Woods
Kathy Woodward '68
Marcella

Thomas

J.

Anonymous
Anonymous

'66

Bertine Prosser

Donors

Lynn
Joan

Daniel Lee

Gordon G. Trumbower
Robert

Lincoln Welles

Wagner '43
Wagner '76
Elwood M. Wagner '43
Keith A. Wagner 71
Michael Wagner '69
Catherine

'41

Patrice G. Taglleri '77
E. Tappe '89

A. Louise

'88

Jorge A. Topete
Michael Patrick Tracy '72
Sandra S. Tracy '81
J. Ronald Trinley
Kenneth Eugene Trometter '73
June Locke Trudnak '59
Raymond A. Tnjdnak '60

Marcia Sue Sweitzer '75
Thomas Lee Sweitzer '75

L.

M. Carol Vogt
Florence VorbleskI '28
Walter F. Vorbleski
James H. Vowler Jr. '58

'65

W. Tinner

Anonymous
Anonymous

Swartz '72
Larry J. Sweigart
Christopher Swiencki '89
L.

Mark
Mary

'73

Jr.

'67

Lowell A. Tinner '64

Dominic Surace

Barry

Thompson

C. Wojciechowski '60
David G. Wolfe '85

Edward

Donna K. Weigand '64
George A. Weigand "64
Kris Weigner
Donna K. Weller '74
Eugene L. Weller Jr. '73

Van Buskir1<
Vance '34
Pamela D. VanEpps '70
Richard A. Verderamo
James Vineyard
Susan Vineyard
Ann M. Vnuk '89
Elizabeth C.

Sarah

J.

'82

Supon
Supon '64

Viola A.

'80

George O. Thompson

Arlene N. Superko '45

Lawrence

Thomas

'

H. Beagle
Laura G. Bollinger

Anonymous
Thomas S. Coursen
Harold M. Danowsky
Irene Heister

Dorothy N. Heller
Florence B. Hoover
Gertrude C. Howells

Melba C. Hyde

Florence C. Drucis

Mary D. Elder
Lawrence C. Evangelista
Anna N. Greene
Edith K. Hartman
Robert A.Hawk
Thalia B. Hicks

Margaret A. Klock

Thelma

L.

Knauss

Marjorie M. Lee

Sarah E. Mack
Rachel D. Malick
Nora M. Markunas
Mildred Q. Muller

Anna M. Rinko
Nevin W. Rovenolt

Cruikshank
Dorothy W. Dewire
Sara A. Edwards

Minnie B. Olschefsky
Lois H. Quick

Mary Ellen Raiewski

Anonymous
Frances Krum
Anonymous
Lois Lawson

Mary Alice Foose
Grace E. Gardner

Anonymous
Reba W. Schmidt

Mary
Mary

Anonymous

Pauline Snyder

Claire M. Porter

Fred R. Sonnenberg
Janet R. Stahr
Marie G. Sweppenheiser

Mary G. Wolever

Catherine A. Potter
Marian C. Pyle

Sarah

Mary C.

Esther E. Via

Virginia E.

Dorothy

Mae

Gorrey
Elizabeth Grimes
Gertrude R. Hutchings
Elizabeth M. Jones

Dorothy

J.

Wolfe

I.

K. Leiby
B. Maiers

Reilly

Anna Frances Reynolds

Letha C. Schenck

Carmer

P.

Shelhamer

Edith B. Shute

Elizabeth
L.

L.

Troy

Vance

Report
Wanda

'

Langdon

Hawk

Anonymous

Robert A.

Waller A. McCloskey

Helen

Clifford J. Kendall

Anonymous

Louise E. Missmer

John W. Thomas

Barbara M. King

Miriam Frank
Anna O. Guttendorf

Edward

Helen

Vincent Washville

James

Stanley P. Heimbach

Robert P. Hopkins

Aleta S. Ehrharl

Anonymous

Velma M. Kerstetter
Anonymous
Samuel Krauss

Annabel

Jean

Helen

Lois F.

Joseph A. Ellsworth
H. Bumis Fellman
Barbara J. Hartman
Stuart L. Hartman
Harry D.Jenkins

Jessie E.

1935

Margaret

Lauretta F. Baker

Victor J. Ferrari

1942
Elwood

Louise C. Bittenbender

Morgan

Helen A. Cimbala
Edwin R. Creasy

Markley

F.

Thelma

Menges

A.

Helen H.

Merrill

Reed

Elizabeth R.

Deppen

L.

Foose

E.

Jones

B.

Robert Kantner

J.

Anonymous
Koch

Kocher
Sara Ellen D. Laubach
Tirzah E. Leighow
Harriet L.

Francis D. Sell

Alvin G. Lipfert

Veda M. Stewart
A. Euphemia Yeager

George

McCutcheon
Alexander J. McKechnie
A.

H-

Parsons

B. Carr

Raymond Chandler

Mildred R. Levitt

Shiriey B.

Gladys

1937
Sara Maria Berger

Clemens

Randall F.

Houck

EInora U.

Margaret B. Hyssong

Mae W.

Illeck

Ruth M. Cummins
Ruth R. Dickerman

Helen B. Jones

Anonymous
Anna Jean L. Gehrig

Charies L. Kelchner
Catherine L. Kemple

Earl A. Gehrig

Daniel T.

Robert R. Goodman
Josephine M. Magee

James

Marks

L.

Helen S. Moore
Mary M. Northrop

Mary Reisler
Gladys B. Rohrbaugh
Theresa R. Unione

Lorraine S. Jones

Kemple

L.

Ruck

Smith

Jeanne

Zimmerman

N.

1943

Adams

Arabel E.

Beatrice K. Algatt

Lee R. Beaumont
Martha Z. Brown
Anna M. Buck
Boyd F. Buckingham Sr.
Joanna F. Buckingham
Mary E. Buckley
Loren Collins
Hannah Culp

Dorothy Mae Grow
Kathryn A. Hess
Joyce Kleckner Hunter

David M. Jones
Regina A. Langan
Winton Laubach

1941

1938

Claraline S. Baylor

Sara

Florence W. Barrett

Grace R.Buttman
Agnes P. Casari
C. Stuart Edwards
Eda Bessie Edwards
Peter J. Eshmont

Raymond

Anonymous
Anonymous

Lois G. Gassert

Hendler
Charles H. Henrie

Joseph

Bowman

George

R. Casari

Dorothy E. Cronover
Marion I. Elmore

John

Isabelle O. Horvath

F.

Charles P.

James

Willard S. Kriegh

Vance

S.

Laubach

E.

Hudock

William G. Kerchusky

John
L.

E. Lavelle

Ward

Lichtel

Mantana

S.

Mack

Helen G. Lewis

Anonymous

W.
Anna Rech Medycki
Cyril F. Menges

Lois F. Metzger

Anonymous

Alberta H. Peroutky

Clarit R.

Anonymous

Anonymous

Litwhiler

Daniel

George

T.

Sharp

Mary

F. Reilly

Renninger

Sarah H. Shaffer
Elda H. Taylor

1939
Katharine
Isaiah D.

John

E.

Bokum
Bomboy
L.

Bower

Jr.

Howard Tomlinson
Anonymous
Anonymous

1950

Many, many thanks to those of you who
library construction

Its

students

will

be prepared

to

meet the

ever-changing and Increasing Information

demands

J. Ortt

B. Perry

of the future.

— John S. Scrimgeour, Chair
The Library Campaign

Hazel M. Guyler

Lillian

G. Holland

Stephen M. Hotz
Vincent F. Husovsky
Nellie A. Kramer
Linn

Anonymous

Lorraine U.

Lora M. Snyder
Frank M. Taylor

E. Marjorie

Murray

Frances

L.

Ohlman

Violet L.

Owens

Wagner
Elwood M. Wagner
Sara K. Wagner
Dorothy J. Wasco
Philip R.

J.

Yeany

J.

McGovern
Moyer

Eileen F.

Donald D. Rabb
Winifred K.

Romberger

Mary M. Schroeder
Ralph A. Tremato
Anastasia P. Trowbridge
Janet R. Ungerman

1944

Anonymous

Lois C. Bryner

1947
Joseph

Chandler
Frederick G. Dent

Anne

S.

Helen A. Diehl
Sara M. Edwards
Virginia R. Griswold

Joyce

E.

Hay

Edna S. Heckman
Edward F. Hendricks

Flaherty

Chariotte R. Sharpless
Barbara Greenly Strawn

Virginia C. Marchakitus

VonBlohn

Joseph Curilla
Theresa A. Daly
Nell E. Dent
Nancy C. Eves
Leonard A. Fellon

Joseph J. Grande
Jeanne A. Gunn

Edelman

Bernard M. Pufnak
William H. Selden Jr.

K.

Dorothy Grifasl Bulno
G. Cooley

Anonymous
Anonymous

Deleski

Bertha M. Sturman

Anonymous
Anonymous
Dorothy W. Watts
Leonard R. Wearne

Shirley E.

1951

James

C. Arnold

Baker

Carol G. Bell
Francis Bodine

James R. Creveling
Mary Ann Donnelly
Harold F. Emmltt

Helen T. Emmltt
Laura May Evans
Leah W. Fritz
Mary D. Genke
Robert E. Hlleman
Genevieve S. Hosier
Richard S.

Norman

Patrick

J.

Joseph

J.

Gieda
Glass

Charies

F.

Harry

Gobora

J.

Jr.

Donald L. Haar
Murray A. Hackenburg
Muriel F. Himmelberger
Walter G. James
Richard E. Jarman

J.

Maza
McGrew

Barbara Jane

Carolyn V. Reltz
Rhoda C. RItchey

Anonymous
Jessie W. Stibltz
Nancy P. Swales
George D, Young
Homer Lee Zelgler
1952
Han/ey A. Andruss
James R, Babcock
Charles Baron
Dale T. Bennett
Dorothy Blocksom

George

E. BIyler

Brachman
Brown

1949
Edwin Allegar

Adda Mae

Thomas
Edward

M. Donan
George N. Dotzel Jr.
Frank W. Dudzinski
Billy N. Dugan

Thomas

Thomas

Jr.

Krafchik
J. Kreitz

Ramona

B.

Krupa

J. Burns
Robert P. Burns
Ronald P. Bushlck

John

Joan Cenjla
Donald J. Cesare

Marjorie F. Mariottl

Anonymous

Robert E. Martini

Charles Daly
Geraldine Demars
Patricia Diseroad

J.

McAndrew

Margaret E. McMillan
Clair E.

Mensinger

Walter Merena

Jr.

Kathleen Boychuck
Russell C.

Berianda
Charles C. Boyer Jr.
Luther S. Butt
William R. Deebel

Miller

James Mouery
Anonymous
Helyn Pague

William

Albert L.

Barrett

Sr.

E. Kline

Robert J. Kashner
Richard B. Keyser
Donald F. King

L,

Hummel

Donald C. Kearns

Francis R. Johnson

Mario

Young

Daniel P

Anonymous

K,

Frederick D.

Robert

D, Boyle

Donald A. Schlleder

J.

John W. Williams
Joseph R. Yakoboski

Susan

1946
Edwin

Louise Lohr Wenlzel

Charies G. Kraemer

Anonymous

Wanda

Wagner

Richard

J.

Anonymous
Anonymous

Anonymous
Anne N. Rezsek
Mary E. Rush
Rose Marie Schieber

Opalka
Arlene N. Superko

Gloria B.

Betty

Catherine

Allegruccl

Martha T. Ammerman
Ruth E, Beadle
Walter Bird
Eari H. Blake

A Treasury of Ideas Max

George W. Piarote

Jean

Frances C. Abltanta
Audrey T. Adits

Gene

By doing so, you have helped
assure that Bloomsburg University and

fund.

Reba M. Fellman

Andrew F. Magill
George E. Miller
Hugh S. Niles

Freda Pearl

Thomas

George Wasdovlch
Mary H. Waverka
Kenneth E. Wire
Ruth H. Wyrsch

Ludwig

F. Magill Jr.

Cari E. Diltz

Gertrude A. Grabowski

Anonymous

Millard C.

John

Jr.

Virginia L. Fletcher

Martha M. Wenner

Donald A. Watts

A. Gillung

Doris K. Hosier

have given to the

Robert A. Linn Sr.

Cari T. Welliver

K. Epiey

Anonymous
Mary W. Hoffman

Wanich

Jane D. Roberts
Eugene F. Sharkey
Byron D. Shiner
Leonard E. Stout
Dorothy Ruth Tilson
Ferdinand F. Visintainer

Anonymous

Fisher

L.

J.

J.

Sletten

Jane Wagner

Elizabeth

Thomas W, Lewis

Young
Frances R. Young

Clayton H. Hinkel

Nester

F.

Paulmeno

Popick
Radice
Horace Readier

Dormer

J.

J.

Mary Lou F. John
Mary F. Kohrherr
Eudora Lyhne

Ben

Catherine B. Hicks

A.

William E. Smith

Violet R.

Harris

Jr.

Julia P. Steriing

John H. Yeager

J.

Debell

Stanley C. Krzywicki

Kathryn W. Elmer

J.

Dill

Marilyn S. Jackson

Eleanor B. Sandel
John S. Sandel

Bernard

Wayne Von

J.

Gloria M.

Anonymous

H. Clifton Wright

Gavin

Wilmor

Frederick

Peggy Keenan
Lewis A. Kohn

Fay G. Clark

Hancock

Swales
Henry C. Talarsky

Willis

M. Elizabeth Huber

William P.

E.

Lois D. Nester

S. Davis

Robert G. Reitz
Nancy M. Riley
Pauline L. Schueler
Emory R. Stanley

Mildred A. Bonin
Diehl

John

Wearne
Florence F. Yeany

William R. Stratlon

Messner

H.

Jack

Mayer
Mervin W. Mericle
Gladys M. Ruesch

W.

Leon

Anne Boyer

Jeanne

Anonymous
Ruth J. Thomas

Phylis

Elroy F. Dalberg

Elizabeth

Watts

L.

Betty

1940

A. David

Helen

Jr.

Matilda P. Dudzinski

Bernice E. Stout
F. Stuan Straub

Dorothy M.

Sara M. Keppley
Ernest V. Lau
Ruth W. LeGrande

Paul N. Baker

Betty L. Dietrich

Zimmerman
Ray O. Zimmerman

William A. Karshner

Gretchen Troback
McLain
John G. McNeils

Anne S, Taylor
Anonymous

Flora C. Crocker

T.

Skowronski

Slobozien

Paul D. Slusser

Pheasant
Peter G. Podwika
Katherine

J.

Grace Smith
Joseph E. Sopko
Warren M, Steriing

Richard O. Matthes
L.

Paul

R. Shipe
F.

Manon

Francis

Dora

Virginia R.

1948

S. Powell

Eugene
Edward

Lampman

E.

Raymond

Traupane
Frank M. Van Devender
Walter Woytovich

Evans
Kathryn B. Harlman
Verna E. Jones

James

Pauline H, Ditty

H. Dorothy Poltrock

Deitrlch

Alfred M.

James

Elizabeth

J.

Richard Zerby

J.

Marjorie G. Cosgrove

Wilhelmina P. Scheffler
Ruth Smeal

Kathryn

Moyer

A.

Luther H. Roth

Krum

A.

1945

1936

Mae W.

E, Mitchell

Roberts

F.

Long
Edna M. Long
Stella C. Loucks

Janice N. Clemens

J.

Jean

A.

D. Pauline

Doris

Jr.

Beaver

H.

Jean Doughty
Leonard E. Gallley
Lola D. Glass
Constance Gobora
Maynard L. Herring

Eloise N. Fasshauer

Anonymous

Evelyn H. Brosious

Martha

Charies

E, Miller

Robert L. Bunge
Mary Chamberiain

Anonymous

Rodney

K.

Louise G. Fronlera

Marilyn Hester

Bertha K, Daniels

Beth H. Gardner
George F. Gehrig

Henry F. Pacholec
ConcettaG.Pasquarella
Dorothy D. Reichart

Richard

William J. Rishel

Richard A. Ledyard
Jack M. Lenhart

Nancy

J.

J.

Barchock

Devore

Edith T. Fling
William E. Horvath

J.

Flaherty

Richard E. Grimes

Mary

S.

Hawk

Morgans

William K. Roeder

Henry

Hurtt
F.

Laux

Page 25

Report

Joyce Nicholson
Joseph James Pelchar

Michael Homick

Rose Marie

Feme

Irene

Pogirski

Janet Price

Roy W. Sanders

Thomas

Schukis

E.

S. Krothe

Marion B. Lawhorne
Mary Ruth Lewis
W. Jack Lewis

Raymond C. Hargreaves
Herman
George T. Herman
John Herman Jr.

Leonard M. Gabriel
Ronald G. Girlon

Rose Marie Kautz
Joan H. Kilroy
Jerome S. Kopec

Nancy Lychos

Robert

Carol

Huntsman

L.

Huniz

J.

James E. Kashner
Rodney C Kelchner

Shanahan
Francis J. Sheehan
Barbara Sherman

Albert J.

McManus

Reed 0.

Miller

Mane

Morgan

McCalla
John M. Stonik
Andre M. Vanyo

Patricia A. O'Neil

Ronald G, Krafjack
Joyce A. Krick
June E. Lynn
Robert T. Lyon

Gloria E. Pelffer

Jacqueline A, Michehl

Jack

P.

A.

Nancy

T. Phillips

William

Sandra R. Hollenback
Mary Kashner
Charies Loughery
Ernest Lundy
Alfred F, Miller Jr.

George

Mieike

J.

'

J. Miller

Walker
Betty M. Wolfe
Olive Jean Yannes

Anonymous
Eugene R. Schultheis
James E. Starr

Helen H. Rhawn
Annette Roush
Lynda L. Scott

1955
Oren

Donald Walker
L. Keith Weiser
John D, Wool

Anonymous
Anonymous

1957

Sarah

John

Bogdan

T.

Daniel Boychuck

L,

Charles M. Brennan

Byham
E. Byham

Nellie H.

William

Roy Croop

Jr.

Cyganowski

Alfred J.

A.

Michael R. Bernot

Barbara G. Davis

Fredric

Dirico Jr.

Nancy

Ben

Duke

C.

Jr.

Thomas

Goodwin
Haas

A.

Robert V.

Betz

J.

S. Betz

Robert P. BIyler
Dorothy A. Boughner
Eileen G. Burns

Carol

L.

Nanette

Clarke

Grossman

L.

Doris A.

Brown

Harry P. Burggraf
Harriet Link

Camp

Charies D. Casper

Mary M.

Ertel

Sally F. Dirico

Anne G.

Fisher

Fenstermacher

R. Arnold Garinger
Philip

W. Gergen

Margaret Ann Follmer

Donald R. Hare
AnnabelleL. Hargreaves

Mollie H. Harrell

William C. Harrell

Anonymous
Richard C. Knause

Nancy

Enola

George Lambrinos
David R, Linkchorst Sr
Donald R. McClintock

Holtzman
Rudolph V. Holtzman
Joseph Kinder
Marlene G. Klein

S.

Anonymous
Anonymous

James B. Creasy
Raymond F. Edwards

George W. Derk
Shirley B.

Swisher
Paul F. Troutman
James H. Vowler Jr.
Donald Wallace

Miriam Argall

William Hatrack

Robert Labarr

Constantine J. Spentzas
Marie E. Steltz

Marcella A. Belles

John

Palmer E. Dyer
Douglas Erickson
Stephen Fago
Mary K. Fowler
Mary C. Gehringer
Edward Goodharl
Leonora M. Goodwin

Baker

Hawk

Wynn

G. Richard

Thomas

P. Zelinske

James

Anonymous

Keller

R. Brosius
Pfister

F.

Brown

Corrigan

Gensemer

Ira B.

Joan

A.

Derk

L.

Eberhart

S. Fischer

Anonymous

Patricia A. Ikeler
P.

Joseph Jennings

Beveriy S. Johnson

Gary Ronald Kahler
Lane Larue Kemler
Penny Harvey Kemler

Jayne Ann Hittinger
James H. Horger
Joyce K. Houser

John

Anonymous

William Stephen Krash

Joseph

Anonymous

Rita V. Mauriello

Ellen J, Drumtra

Theodore W. Jarrett
Joanne D. Jones

Barbara C. Eskilson

Margaret Moore

C.

1956
Nancy

Allison

C. Diann Bauersfeld
L. Bitnerlll

Harvey C. Boughner
Shirley A, Carey
Carmel A. Casper
John Chruney
Marian W. Chruney

Thomas OhI
Kenneth O. Paisley
John R. Phillips
William Pohutsky

Thomas

J.

Reimensnyder
Elmer D. Robinson
Marilyn

J,

Rozelle

Larry A. Fisher

Barbara E. Flamm
B. Freeland
Lamar L, Freeland
Janet Louise Fry
Jill

Jean Lawton Funk
Betty

L.

Lois

Dale

Anita

J.

Jurick

Daniel C. Keller
Paul H. Kellogg

Jr.

Dale A. Krothe
Gloria

John

Mary Lewis

J.

Lipovsky

Suzanne Loughery

Virginia S. Kline
Patricia L. Knight
T.

Kovich

Leonard Kruk Jr.
Joan L. Laganosky
Joy L. Linn

John

S.

Anne

H. Sebastian

Walter

Anonymous
Judith W. Stevens

1958
Nancy Anderson

Alan H. Eardley
Beverly J. Edwards

Jean

Theophele

William R. Freed

Gummoe

Curtis R. English

Frances

Eyer
Helene C. Flecknoe

William E.

Joan

Hand

K. Harclerode

Barbara

F.

Roush

Armand L. Sebastianelli
Ava Jo Shippy
James R. Simon

John N. Straw

Dick C. Strine

John Woyurka

Frances G. Petruzzi

Imia Springman

Robert M. Rohn

I.

J. Luberecki
Ruth Maioriello
John K. Masters
Filomena L. McGlade

Matthew Mensch
Sonja A. Norton
William R. Norton

Dolores Palladino

Vernon

Seamon Jr.

Eugenia

Joanne

Sinn

F.

L.

J.

Bernice K.
William M.

Swisher

Terway

Thomas
Thomas

Todd Thomas Morris
Judy H. Murphy

Thomas Reed

William Stevenson

MaryAnneM.KIemkosky

Richard R. Lloyd

John E. McAuliffe
Kenneth R. Mertz

Richard R. Rapson

William R. Morris

Cari Janetka

Springer

Lloyd Livingston

Thomas W. Regan
Anonymous

8. Henllne

Hicks

Carol Livingston

Sara Ann Ramberger

Anonymous
James R. McCarthy

Hariey S. Stewart

J.

Lehew
Susan C. Lehrich

Robert E. Neary
Carimar Patrician
Lynn Joseph Paul

Wilbur G. Person

Gass

Kenneth H. Parker
Yvonne G. Rathbone

Sarae M. Homick

Patricia H.

Thomas

Edward M. Setar

Anonymous

Elias

J.

Fenstermacher

Audrey

Anonymous

J.

Delores

Dolores S. Senn
J.

Gretchen B. Letterman
Janice C. Lorah
David J. Loughlin
Paul A. Luzenski
Jack L. Masich
William L. Maurer
Jacquelin S. McKenzie
Carol Morgan

Anonymous

E.

Kleczynski

F.

Kathleen D. Janetka

Thomas

Jr.

Furman
Gensemer

Adam James

Loretta N.

Isaiah

Paulette B.

Dixon

McCarthy
L. McCloskey
Donald McNeils
Irene

Rittenmeyer

Patricia B. Hollingsworth

Page 26

Barbara A. Gasser

Marilyn R.

Duane A, Belles
Anonymous
Anonymous
Barbara D. Daub
Franklin M. Duncan

Johnson
aiandford B. Jones II
Franklin Edward Jones
Mae N. Jones

Dale W. Gardner

Houseknecht
H. Huber

James

H.

William

E.

J. Freireich

James

Wytia M. Bitner

Garrison

Paul

Louise M. Krafjack

Michael R. Crisci

L.

Alfred Ford

Anonymous
Erma Joanne

Anthony Lanzone

John E. Dennen
Sheldon Erwine

Robert

Foose

Nancy W. Knorr

Dolores A. Brennan

Joseph R. Froncek

Cocco

Virginia L.

J.

Helen M. Grim
Connie A. Hartman
Samuel W. Haupt
Clare Hileman
Ronald L. Hileman
Charies C. Housenick
Margaret L. Jaeger

Ryder
Sanders
Alton William Schmidt
Relda R. Scott
Lura S. Shader
Joseph J. Shemanski
John B. Sibly
Malcolm H. Smith
Donald W. Thomas
Allen B. Walburn
Ruth G.Williams

Fiscella

Gary

Sonia T. Foderaro

Robert A. Bottori

Jones
Joy

Anne Kelley Stonik
James W. Thompson

Rosemary T.
Anonymous

Sara A. Charies
John J. Chidester
Sandra C.

J.

Sherrill V.

Buckalew
William L Carson
J. Alfred Chiscon

Brenda Estradaberg
Barry F. Faust

Joseph

Jeanne Sick

Flora K.

Linda B. Boritz

Ruth E. Foose
Mariene J. Franey
Thomas N. Gorant
Theresa Y. Hartman

Michael R. Klick

Mary Ann C. Delia
Joann Derose
Martin Derose

F. Berry Jr.
Margaret Bittner

Thomas L. Engleman Jr.

Elizabeth D.

Robert J. Marenick
Janet Masterman

Edgar

Elizabeth M. Deal

L.

Mariene Holly

Joan R. Hinkle

Robert

Phyllis E. Barkley

Thomas F. Foley
Jane Ann Foltz

Anonymous
Ann A. Chance

Clarke-Nearing
Barbara W. Cobb

Faust

David

Harriet B. Davies

Esther M. Franklin

Evelyn M. Kilpatrick

Ann G. Auenweck

Anonymous
Anna Mae Bateman

Sandra Mae Evans

Eugene Paul Berg Sr.
Dahle D. BIngaman
Eleanor D. Bobber

B.

John W. Nemetz
John Panichello
Mary Ellen Poe

1954

C. Chepulis

Anonymous
Vicki W. Egli
Anonymous
Dorothy M. Enney
Joseph A. Enney
Nancy E. Evans

William F. Confair

Norman H. Ehrenfried
Roger W. Ellis

Regina Herchel Schiraldi
Elizabeth A. Schukis
John S. Scrimgeour
Erma Sheats

Charles R. Andrews

F. Burite

Clarence B. Barnharl
David L. Barnhart
Sherwyn d. Barnhart

Anonymous

Zahora

Gerald

Sylvia M. Gross

Sandra

J.

Randall P.

Dorothy Dayton

Arnold

E.

Beasom
Beckman

K.

Jeffrey E. Girton

Suzanne O.

Doris P. Wandishin

Ronald L. Davidheiser
Margaret E. Demeter

Baldwin

B.

Russell C. Davies

William D, Kauiz

Joseph

Anonymous

Nona

Vera
John

Mary Lou Linkchorst

Posey

1960
Boyd

Capece

Mae Clemens

Ellen

Anthony A. Alastick

1959
Jay R. Bangs

Lewis R. Mervine

Elizabeth S.

Adamsky

Patricia

Jerome

Mary

Anne

Barbara C. Burggraf
Slottje Burns
James A, Campbell

Jane

Nicholas

1961

Sue Ann Williams
Jane N. Yorks

William Bartleson

Pennington

Thoma

Zarek

J.

Marie Walsh
T. Welton
Ralph F. Wetzel

George E. Renn
Theodore F. Reznick

V.

Edwin

Judith A. Blair
Jr.

Mary R. Bickelman
E. Jean Bonta
Connie Boonie
Ronald E. Boonie

Paul R. Peiffer

Rosalyn

Glen Arthur Spaid
Kenneth A. Swatt
Mary Ann Swisher
William Fred Swisher
Philip A. Taormina Jr.

Yocum

J.

Cari A. Unger

Anonymous

OToole

Eleanor

Mary Pohutsky

Anonymous
Myra A. Wagner

J.

Paul H. Spahr

David W, Barbour
Jean Louise Barias

Charies Orner

Joseph R. Barkley
Martha Banieson

Thomas

Alice L. Socoloskie

Wojciechowskr
Ronald G. Wolfe

Mary Ann

Charies Puckey

Adams

C.

Frank J. Troxell
June Locke Taidnak

Donald G. Paralis

Clyde C.

Jr.

L.

Edward

George W. O'Connell

Keith A. Smith

1953

Harrison Morson

William

Romig

Lorraine Taylor

J.

F.

Richenderfer

Moritz L. Schullz

1962

Vincent

L.
F.

M. Donald Miller

Schumaker
Jeananne Scrimgeour
Ruth

Joseph
Ronald

Frances S. Snyder

David

L.

Stout

Dale B. Sullivan
Barbara S. Sutton

Nonnan

J.

A. Louise

Sutton

Thomas

Peifer

Mary L. Regan
Jean O. Reinhart
Robert

L.

Sarviss

Mary Ann Schalles
Nancy L. Schreyer
John Edward Schweizer
Thomas Edwin Searer
Nancy A. Silverman
Charies R. Sipos

Jerome DominlckSlavick
Leonard Dean Snyder
Minen/a A. Spaid
Ronald F. Starzel

Lawrence R. Supon

Constance T. Thomas
Edward H. Timm

Stanley R. Trout
Walter H. Veranda

Patricia L. Troxell

Neal John Weaser
Milton M. Wiesl
Gerald Johnson Wright

Robert E. Wan-en
Ruth A. Wasson

Joan

Jean Marie Paxton

Lawrence M. Troutman
Raymond A. Tnjdnak
Gordon G. Trumbower

Alton A. Pellman

Philip E. Undertcoffler

Joan

Rose Ann Radzinski

Barbara W. VanScoy

Gloria

Philip

Conroy Wavrek

Edward Leon Zimolzak

S. Welliver

M.

Wemtz

Wolfe
Willipm Zagar
S.

1963
Sarah A. Anthony
William T. Archibald

Report
Sorochak

Judith F. Austin

Francis

Ronald H. Beury

Barbara K. Spear

Don

Carl D. Bieber

Charles W. Brown

Jr.

Bums

Phyllis K.

James Stanley Case
Mary Lynn Cheney
Anonymous Margaret
James

Molly C. Miller

Nancy

Christina

R. Miller

Richard V. Miller

E. Springer

Mary Springer
Gary R. Stackhouse

Andrew L. Monisera
Ronnee 2. Moyer

Alexander R. Stepanski

Karl Z.

Najaka

Robert Nuneviller
J. O'Brien

Paul R. Styer
S.

Christina

Robert

J.

Nelson A. Swarts
Richard D. Walters
Robert Westover
Laura B, Willard
Joann M. Zogby

Owens

J.

Palmer

Virginia A.

Alex M. Kozlowski
Lillian Kreisher
David P. Labar

Josephine M. Crosstey
Darthy K. Davis
Linda J. Dent

1967
R. Jon Ackley
Edward T. Andrews

Donald

James

Judith

P. Lagator

Den-

L.

Jerome J. Lanuti
Susan M. Lunger

William T. Derricott

Mahan
Anonymous
Mary Ann Malecki
Thomas Mamell

Alex

Anonymous

Patricia A.

William

Bonnie

^

J.

Dubil

Donald B. Dugan

Mary

Dumbauld
Eddowes

Alice

Wayne

A.

Munson

Carol Koons
NIckola

Oram

J.

James Pegg

Amdt

G. King Perry

Bryan J. Balavage
Harry Balliet
Marion s. Bashoro
Samuel R. Bashoro
Verda Belles

John C. Poploskie
Paul H. Quick Sr.
Roseann Z. Quick
Thomas A. Quinn

Anonymous
Suzanne R. Berg

Brenda L, Rake
Alana M, Remley

Radway

Sylvia M,

Karen R. Paly

Judith S. McCorkill

Anna Pelak
Anonymous
Joanne Shaffer Pileski
Bah Poorman
Paulette Poremba

John

Edward Azary
Anne G. Baker

John

Jean M. Moody
Glenn R. Morrison

L. Beard
Diane A. Bensinger
Bonnie L. Black
Margo B. Brabson
Gerald T. Braglio

Sandra R. Richter

Dorothy K. Norbury

Beveriy H. Roberts

Irene A. Frantz

Jill

Joseph L, Nutaitis
Joanne N. Pineno

Robert

Frederick E. Saxlon

Francis C. Plucinsky

Wilbur

Charies W. Scarantino

Anita L. Profit

John R. Schneider

Bonnie Jean Rae

John C. Carr
David P. Cecco

Sally M, Sherratt

Larry R. Breiner

Karen Gates
Lois J. Gritman
Michael F. Gross

Mary Etien Fetterman

Ariene B. Burgess

David W.

Schramm

Anonymous

Anonymous

Anonymous
Anonymous

John M. Chyko

Roger

Schropp

Veronica Ratamess
Harry W. Ravert

Diane

Roberta J. Chase
Michael J. Christina

Diane Mei Ling So
Grant D. Stevens

Anonymous

Linda V.

Diane M. Cosgrove
Harry R, Davios
Douglas L. Davis
Ronald Digiondomenico
Bronda J, Dorshimor
Louise A. Dubois

Regis C. Sllriing
Harold A. Swigart
Frank J, Szaiku

John C. Edwards
Jonolle C. Edwards
Spencer L. Empet
Charies M. Evans III

Meriel R. Unangst

Betty S. Fetter

John C, Wise

Sandra Jean Colon
Patricia B. Cranford

Ronald W. Cranford
Barbara P. Criswell
Claire O. Dale
Sandra E. Damato
Shirley K. DeFacis
Donald E. Denick
Robert Depo
Dorothy J. Differ
Raymond M. DIRoberto
Katherine C. DiSimoni

Anonymous
Fausey

Judith R.

Jr.

Anonymous

Manny Gunne
Ann Marie Harner
G.

Daniel E. Harner

Robert N. Hartman
Carol A. Haswell

Anonymous
Anonymous
Jered L. Hock
Margaret A. Hosey
Robert C. Houck
Terry

Hunsinger

L.

Marilyn

Conard

Rochelle K. Davidson

David W. Dinsmore
Patricia E. Dopsovic
Richard D. Dopsovic
Robert J. Eddinger

Nancy B. Erway
Joan M. Fattorini

Kalisz

J. Keller

William

Viola A.

Supon

Lowell A. Tinner

A. Fino

Ronald

J.

Wirth

Anonymous

Anonymous

James

C.

Nancy

L.

McShea
Mesick

Raymond

N. Miller

Frederick T. Minnick

Robert D. Moyer

J.

Robert

Virginia C.
L.

III

Robert M. Blue
Donna R. Boston
Roland C. Boyle

Haefner

Marilyn

L.

Hesel

Hinckley

III

Beatrice M. Bieber

Frank R. Harris

James

E. Barfield

Jr.

Atherholt

Ann M. Hughes
Patricia L. Hughes
Elaine B. Kennedy
Donald R. Kleckner
Judy B. Kleinbauer

Elizabeth A. Cimbala

Virginia

Deborah S. Cook
Joseph G. Durdock

Thomas

Barbara A. Faust
Stuart E. Faust

Barbara Wendell
Barrie B. White
Donald L. Whitebread

Donald G. Franklin
Gerald R. Fritz

Larry E. Klouser

Joseph R. Gates
Wayne L. George

Anonymous

Geraldine M. Gillung

Timothy O'Leary

William O. Kraftchak

Tom

Joseph V. Oravitz
Ronald J. Petnjzzi

Joan Kraftchak
Keith L. Kramer
Michael M. Kush

Robert A. Green

Thomas V. Nawrocki

Wendy
Gail

L.

Nolin

Nuss

Frank

J.

Petzak

Anonymous

Robert J. Kutchi
Louise Nye Lark
Stephanie Lindner
Dorothy P. Lindsay

Donald L. Poust
Ruth S. Price
Sylvia M. Radway
Beatrice L. Robinson
Richard L Rohrer
Gary G. Rupert
Nancy Lee Rupert

John

E. Schell

Ann

Gary

Albert Shisko

Andrew
Lynn Shoop

F,

Mahoney

Robert A. Mayefskie
Elaine

Mayhew

John W. McCorkill
E.

McGee

Carl L.Millard

Jr.

Carole A. Millard

Thomas Sr.
W. Tinner

Philip M.

B. Gillung

Sally A.

Greenberg

Robert P. Griesing

Mary W. Griffiths
Robert W. Griffiths
Ray E. Gross
II

Marilyn D.

Gunne

Elaine S. Hackenberg

Janet U. Hoffman

Joseph F. Holden Jr.
W. Jay Hurst
Carol L. Johnson
Thomas J. Kaczmarek
Joseph R. Koons

Carol

J.

Toth

W. Walters

Roger H. Williams
Kenneth C. Wochley
Carol S. Yoder
Joseph D. Zavaglia
Karen B. Zavaglia

Robert

L. Hartzell

Harvey

P,

Himes

Jamiolkowski
J. Klock

Andrew

T. Kosvitch

Sharon Kribbs
Joseph P. Kuberl

Raymond

Carison

B.

Scott

L.

Anita D. Shaffer
Laird D. Shively

Stirling

Mary G. Teter
Donald

E. Utrich

L. Vaughan
Waples

Margaret

John

J.

James

Emma J.

Sally A, Flaherty

George

R.

Thomas

A.

Anonymous

Lomas

Carole

Long

L.

Gerhard*

Hostetier

Ruth F. Major
Gertrude Ann Mandak

William J. Gering

Arno O.

Lynn W. Grimm

Miller

Anonymous
Morrison

L,

John S. Mulka
John D. Nattras
Nancy S. Patton
Priscilla B.

Mary

Sylvia A.

Jr.

C. Harold Hurley
Geraldine M. Jackson

Reimold
William M. Reiter
Gerald L. Robinson
David

L.

Linda Johns

Gary L. Russell
Mary R. Scarantino

Anne Marie Scheirer

Woodruff
Yacina
Carol M. Zablocky
Irwin F. Zablocky
Richard E. Zerbe
J.

1968
Paul M. Allen
Susan E. Alvarado

John M. Auten

John W. Bilder
Joy A, Bitler
Robert E. Boose
David W. Bowen
Sally S. Brewington

Joan Jordan
Patricia Kaczmarek

Camille W. Brown

Frank J. Kanwacki
Ronald R. Klemkosky
Thomas F. Knorr

Gale L. Burns
Dennis William Byrne
Donna Marie Byrne
Janet G. Callahan

Charles

J.

Judith A. Koval

Sharyn

Cecelia G. Smith

Gene

Kovalchick

Thomas

Kratz

George

Kwasnoski
Phillip D. Landers
Ruth Oberdorf Lunger
Twila K. Lyons
R. Randolph May
Gerald P. McBride
Marjorie M. McCormick

Connie

Stephen G. Korol

David

John

Michael A, Bonacci

Petty J. Walter

Susannah W. Brody
Susan H. Carlson
Rose M. Chiki
Barbara U. Connor

Richard T. Williams
Sandra B. Williams

Donna M. Uroskie

Gary

J.

Meade

Elaine H. Mehle

L.

H.

Jr

Patricia

L.

Brown

Carr

M. CesarinI
E.

J.

Chetlew
Clewell

W. Cobb

Richard P. Conner
Lisbeth D.

Copes

Shiriey B. Crawley

Sandra

K.

CroH

Vicki F. Culton

Gloria J. Dailey

Anonymous

Michael V. Mellinger

Constance M. Davis
Joseph M. Deardorff

Patricia C. Miller

Gail M. Detlos

John David Montgomery

John M. Dellos

Michael

Wynings

Young
Young
Joseph M. Youshock
Karen

James

L.

B.

Francis

Wolfe

E.

Ida M.

Bausch

Kathleen A. Benckor

Doreen K. Schramm
June Getz Seely
Kalhryn L. Sharrow

Cecelia M. Toth
William A, Turley

Jr.

Thomas A. Baradzlej
Anonymous
Mary E. Batman
Frederick T.

Hill

Robert F. Holly
Catherine E. Hudak
William E, Hunter

Plucinsky

W. Rapp
Rapp

B. Hill

Nila S.

Prosseda

A.

Frederick

C. Griffith

Donna L. Hand
Samuel J. Hand
Allen W. Handwork
Susan R. Hicks

Richard Miller

Carole

Sue

Wlndt

F.

Kerry S. Fetter

Jeremy

Tlmms

Daniel G.

Leonard G. Lawrence
James H. Lewis

Thomas P. Switzer
James E. Tamecki

Cromwell
Kenneth G. CromwellJr,

A. Carl

J.

Marilyn B. Steinhart

Alice K.

M, Buckno

Bums

Elinor P,

1966
Marc L. Bartlebaugh
Rosemarie Bereznak
Gladys D. BIngaman
Robert J. Biscombe

Janet Constantine

III

Anonymous

Jan

Grimm

Richard

Lawrence C. Bankes

Shymansky

Anonymous

Edward

Frederick

Carol A. Straub

Goss

D.

Betsy R. Grabill
Bruce S. Grant
Mary C. Grant

A.

Donald R, Campbell

Garrison

L.

Joseph C. Huttemann
Gretchen J.

J.

Floyd M.

Lindy A. Mattern

Harvey R. Schlesinger
Judith F. Schrecongost
Michael L. Schrecongost
CaM P. Sheran
Nancy R. Sheran
Ronald H. Sherralt

Susan M, Caldwell

William H. Hoffman

John P. Skowronski
Ida Jeanne Smith
Jade W. Snyder
Regina K. Snyder
Robert W. Snyder
Jean A. Stankiewicz
Donald E. Stanko

F. Gilotti

Earl W. Lewis
Barbara A. Lizzul

N. Mattern

Vivian R. Schiffgens

T. Foster

H. Belle

Vincent

Judith R. Lagator

Billy

Saxe

Margaret L. Burns
Charlynne P. Caillaud

A. Fogarty

Richard C. Heller
Sharon K. Herr

James

C. R. Albright
Joseph M. Apichella

Kutchi

Rutski

F.

Sandra D. Sample

Remley

Larry E.

Judy

A. Foster

Mary Lou

Patricia A. Abraczinskas

Amy

Ann

Ross
Richard Y. Runyan
Glenn R. Rupert Jr.

William C.

Glon H, Book
M. Stephen Boston
Marcia E. Bryan

Roberts
Deanna S. Robinson
Angelica G. Sacco
Robert 0. Samsel
Lorraine M. Savidge
Harry M, Saxton Jr.
Barry E. Scheetz

Rosemary
Jean
John

Doreen Shop©

Linda

Judith

Rosini

J.

Linda R, Shively

Harold C. Ackerman

Kline

Rice

J.

William

Rebuth

Joan L. Evans
John D. Evans
Joseph P. Fazzari
Edwin W. Fenstennacher

1965

Marty M. Ginty

L.

Daniel

J.

Carole J. Evans
David H. Evans

Norman Geisinger

Ann M. Kester
John W. Knorr
Lovey Kopetz

Claudia

Jr.

W. Montello

Elizabeth

Arthur M.

Garrison

L.

Michael

E.

Lincoln S. Miller

Rae Unger
Donna K. Weigand
George A. Weigand
Victor F. Widmann

David A. Yergey
Randall R. Young

J. Fritz

Dawn

Jr.

Megargel

J.

Adam

Charline Yeager

T. Fredericks

William

Helen M. Tolomay
Frances E. Troutman

Sandra

Rosanne

Ann

Setcavage
Barry O. Smith
Mane A. Solensky
Sandra S. Stoddert

Stanley A. Fraind

Dora

Emil Kasarda

R. Schutter
E.

John A. Foderaro
Lee

J. Jarrett

S.

Karrin

Richard N. Faust
Jean H. Fino

Raymond

Jr.

S. Rochfort

Norma
James

Cole

J.

L

Paul

Rankin

J.

Ada M. Rice

Terry

Judith T. Isenberg

Patricia

Alherholt

L.

Richard G. Davala

Grigalonis

L.

Harold C. Andrews

Harold

William M. Ginty

Michael

1964

McGovern

E.

L.

Mehle

Page 27

Report
Sandra

Cerullo

Susann C. Doletski
Candace N. Donachy
Karen L. Duh

Jefferis

Susan M. Murr
Patricia Myers

Patricia A.

Terry S. Eddinger

Linwood D. Nester

Donald

Charlotte M.

Empet

Emey
V. Emey

Dana

Nan

Susan

Novak

Diana
Margaret M. Fairbairn

Michael P.

John J. Falalovich
Ace T. Faust
JudithA. Fenstermacher
Joan A, Fetterman
Lawrence F. Foran

M. Betsy Palilonis

Nancy

Chellew

L. Ostrelich

Barbara Anne Pennock
Barbara Perry

John

R. Perry III
Richard A. Philipkoski
Paul E. Piatt

Cobb

Carl J.

Rebecca

J.

Dufalio

J.

Evans

Willard B.

Luanne G. Kinney

K. Vicki

Harold D. Barretts
W. Robert Beam

Daniel A. Kliamovich
Doyle H. Klinger Jr,

Robert

Stephen M. Klinger
Mary L. Knauss
Michael J, Ladd

Ruth A. Stauffer
David C. Steiner

Olah

L.

Orth

J.

Beverly Perlow

Davis

Carol G. Deardorff
William J, Dorneman

Paul

Deanna M. Banonis

Donna
Albert

Clayton

F.

Peter P. Perlow

Jr.

Edward

R. Petras

Barbara

F,

Mary

Jr.

David A. Feather

Pierce

Beecham

D.

Richard Beierschmitt

Richard E, Bell
Frank A. Belietieri
Beth Ann Berney
Judith G. Bieber
Richard Lee Bingaman
Jon L. Black

Anonymous

K. Pierce

Harriet A.

George

Poechmann

Lamey

Charlotte

David A. Lanning
David C. Large

John H. Stutzman
Kathryn W. Stutzman

Monique H.

Thomas

Charles Ranck

Ruth A. Flannery

Noble C. Quandel

Kandace C.

Marcella D. Rakocy

Ann

Carroll J. Redfern

Emilie P.

Patricia J.

George
Carol Ruth Gesalman

Reed
Robert L. Reed
Carol Marone Rieder
M. Louann Rudy
Russell C. Rudy Jr,

Karen A. Lehman
Evelyn K. Lewis
Lynn Lomas
J. Susan Ludwig

Bernard

Kathryn E. Giger

Aracella E. Schlegel

Ellen L, Gilmore

Thelma Goodman
Susan L Gordan

George R. Seifert
Nancy K, Shaffer
Barbara A. Sherwood

Nancy Ann Golly

Karl D.

G. Richard Garman
Bernard J. Gavlick

Rocco

Gentele

P.

Greco

Charles

J.

Myra J.
Sharon

Griffith

Gene

Olin

C. Gruber

Mariann Gruber
Kathleen A. Grugan

Grugan

Larry A.

Guarino
Diane M. Hall
Elwood R. Harding
Louis

J.

Jr.

Hartman
Richard L. Hartman
Dennis Heaton
Diane M. Henry
Eileen

Rosemary

Herman

C. Skomitz

Stephen F. Foltz
Sandra J. Garlunkel
E.

Geise

William A. Giannetta

Thomas

Brent C. Davis
Marilyn J. Davis

Russella

Esther M. Dreisbach

James

John D. Dreisbach

Janet H. Moyer

John

Ann Marie Hutz

Gail

Cynthia M. Drucis

Carol

George W. Snyder

Trathen

Wayne

John

L.

Constance

E. King

Klimash

Patricia J.

Carol A. Kllnger

Donna

F,

Knouse

Dale Kreischer

Andrew
L.

S.

Watto

E. Kuffa

Elaine Kuffa

Sandra M. Langerholc
Sandra C. Larson
Karen M. Lesch
Robert D. Llewellyn
Patrick M.

Lynch

Thomas Lyons
Vincent
Jerry

J.

Majikas

W. Manhart

Kathleen K. Kuzmiak

Robert Zaionis

Anonymous

L.

Lomas
Linda F. Mackavage
Edward R. MacKay
Phyllis M. MacKay
Holly A.

Waltemyer
Donna R. Watson
Marsha H. Waycie

Margaret

L,

John

Ruth

James

Eugene M. McCiaHerty
Virginia J. McClafferty

McDonald
C. McDonald
Kathy J. McGuire

Gail L.

Anonymous
Allan R. Berry

Berry

Eileen Meiser

Charles F. Bowman
Janice T. Bowman

Karen Mellinger
Charles Leo Miller

Sandra
Ronald

Linda K. Mills

Michael T. Butler

E.
L.

Brown
Burrows

Francis Callahan

Linda

L.

McKee
Julia J. McKee
Anonymous
Henry

E,

J.

Weaver
Anonymous

Chartotte E. McBride

T. Bennett

Jr.

Carr

James L. Carter
Thomas F. Castrilli

A,

III

II)

Noreen McKiniry
Marshall

Jr.

Robert H. Timm Jr.
Helen G. Wagenseller
Michael Wagner

Lee
Lee

L.

Janet Mane Majikas
Frank J. Matthews

Richard

Page 28

Janice F. Langville

1969
Karen L, Arner
John P. Bane
C, Mike Beagle
Eva C. Beagle
June R. Bednar

Lee

S. Moffett

Alacoque 8. Tack
Linda D, Thacker
Leonard T. Thomas

Carolyn T.

James M. Bonacci
Richard W. Bower

Mary Ellen Montgomery
William Moul
Katherine M. Mulka

Frank S. Straub
Susan Shadle Swartz
J. Alan Szymanski

Elizabeth J. Macknis

E. Martin

Dawn

Kichner

Elaine R. Kurtz

Lanny

Sosnoskie

L. Spence
Lawrence A. Steixner
Kenton J. Stimeling

Wayne J. Koch

Ann

Jr.

Judith

Gail B, Landers

Pamela

Anonymous

M. Karlow

E.

Smolick

Patricia L.

E. Keifer

Donna

L.

Barbara M. Socarraz

III

Richard O. Wilhour

Helen M. Marcott
McClellan

Jarrard

Brenda N. Williams
Raymond B. Wolverton
Kathy Woodward
Theresa Z. Yanonis
Nelson W. Yoder
Frances M. Zaiinski

Madelyn Kush
Austin A. Kurtz

L.

Robert Kelsey

Jr.

Weaver
Kenneth D. Weaver
Thomas R. Welsh
Daniel R.

Kerr

Ralph C. Moerschbacher

Leiand A. Smeltz

J.

W. Mehnng

James A. Metzler
Anonymous
David E. Minnier
Betsy J. Montileone

R. Williams

Marcia H. Williams
Barbara A. Williard

Dorothy S. Windt
Diane J. Wise
William R.

Wise

Dorothy Worhoch
Frances Jean Wright

Susan

H. Yacina

Judith A.

Yanchek

Kathryn D. Nalevanko

Anonymous

Linda E. Nicholson

Rosalee M. Aten

Kay Frances Baker

Anonymous
Edward W. Beishline

Thomas

Munch

N. Benfer

Gary W. Bennett

Murray
Kathleen A. Murray
William B. Murray
Janet N. Nash
Barbara W. Nestor
Barbara A. Nielsen

Angeio A. Bianchi
Glenn A. Bieber
Joann Blackmore
Christine M. Blackwell

Charles G. Noll

Dennis

Kathryn

J. Feist

Evelyn M. Fettenman

Roger J. Fetterman
Franks

Patricia A.

Warren

A. Frantz

Eileen S. Frey

Robert F. Frey
Jack E. Friedman
Dennis C. Frymoyer
Judith A. Fuhrer

James L. Gavitt
Anonymous
Joseph J. Gnbbin
John P. Gross
Helen V. Hamm
Regina H. Hepner
David Herbert

Warren N. Herman
William F. Hibschman
Cinde L. Hippenstiei
Gary L. Hitz
Roy E. Hoglund II
Sharon L. Holtzer
Martha M. Horan
Karen K. Honwath
Theresa Houck
Beverly A. Howley

Grace M. Jaskiewicz
Elizabeth A. Jones
Marcella A. Kaczmarcik
Kathleen A. Kapes
Deborah J. Keefer
Stephen E. Keefer

Robert Adamshick
Ruth Neibert Andrione

Ardan
Bair

Robert

Anonymous
Esther Ann Zabilz

Carlene C. Morrow
Robert G. Mull

L.

Ann

Nancy E. Edwards
Anonymous

Charles

1970

Vicki

John R. Benedict

D. Mott

J.

1971
Dianne

James W. Dulaney

Frank C. Yartz

Elaine Zaionis

Gloria A. Wilson

Mark Yanchek

Richard Miller

Donald R. Deitterick
Cathy Deluca
Meriam Deza

DeAndrea

Michael Weinberg
Irene M. Williams

Robert A. Wolf

Meilke

lldra J,

Patrick T. Slavin

Violet

Nancy

Ellen

Mears 111
Messerschmidt

F.

Moerschbacher
Teresa A. Montanaro
Suzanne M. Moran
Emil T. Moskovich
George A. Motsko

Francis T.

Shannon-Askew
James M. Shaughnessy

Clark

Kathy R. Hippenstiei
Dale L. Houck

Jane

Albert E. Kieski

Ronald E. Sekellick
Margaret Y. Seltzer
Lenore A.

III

William S. Tomlinson

Allen R. Waring

III

J.

McAnnaney
L. McDonald
Teresa M. McNamara

Reinhold A. Schuiz

Loretta H. Hricak

Willard F. Kelchner

E. Cioffi

R.

McAndrew

J.

J.

Dona M. Houck

J.

Eugene

Ellen C. Cioffi

Sakusky

Patrick

Sandra R. McAndrew

John H. Dasch
Joan E. Dautrich

Renee 2. Vergari
Carmen L. Vishnesky

Walter

Pamela

B. Martin

A. Martin

Anonymous
Donna M, Schuiz

Richard

John
Kanavy
Kearney

John

Gary O. Schmidt
Lois J. Schmidt

S. Gribbin

Randy W. Hackenburg
Frank G. Haduck

Samuel Jayne
Nancy L. Kaplan

K.

James M. Warnagiris

James

Barbara W. Carter
Anthony Cherill
Barbara K. Cimino

Sandra

Connie

J.

Sylvia P.

Jacquelin

Judith M. Carr

Carolyn H. Rider
Linda B. Roscoe
Sally
Rothermel
Ronald E. Rupert

John

Gerald R. Valonts

Joanne

Reimold

Undenwood
Pamela D. VanEpps
Mary J. Veet
Joseph Vezendy Jr.
Maria Vezendy
Nadia M. Walsh
Gloria J. Walson

Robert T. Colahan
Donald A, Corbin
Jane L. Corbin

Anonymous

Holly

J.

S.

Betty J.

Robert T. Marshall

Dolores A. Sarno

Douglas C. HIppenstiel
Donald E. Hock
L.

Brown
Sandra Campbell

Anonymous

Deborah G. Hess
Randolph H. Hess
Douglas M. Hill

S. Taylor

Reed

Jennifer

Arthur A. Steiner

Linda H.

L.

Anonymous

Anonymous
Dale C. Henne

Thomas

Harris Brandt

Barbara J. Grabfelder
Kurt C. Grabfelder

Sharon B. Spallone
Jean D. Sponenberg
Steiner

Jr,

I.

Terence T. Hatch
Sharon L. Helser

L.

Sharon
Connie

Gay

David C.

George

Ruth A. Slonaker
Martin T. Smith

Sharon

J.

Richard C.

Shotwell

L.

Gary Shuey
Dennis R. Siegmann

Griggs

L.

Schaefer

F.

Foltz

L.

Sullivan

J.

Swisher
Paul R. Szymonski
William E. Tobias
Nicholas A. Torano
Thomas J. Troy

Lehman

Donna

Dennis D. Bohr
Antoinette B. Bosevich

John W. Frey

Karen

Laulenschlager

Beverly Lee Bode
Patrice Bognel

P. Pratico

P. Steixner
Kathleen Stimmel

Robert S. Stoudt

Ruth A. Polashenski

Poechmann

L.

Maureen

Stewart O. Stroble

Thomas

James

Richard Staudt

Sylvia Landis

Robert M. Fink

Richard W. Foust
Paul D. Fowler

J.

Anonymous

Albert J. Fisher

Vita J. Forlenza

Sproesser
Stablum

Kathrine M. Niemiec

Joanne M. Owens
Russell J. Palkendo
Susan Palkendo
Dawne Pender

Clayton

J.

Paul G. Clothier

Niadna

L.

J.

Peggy Lou Clark

C. Nester

Linda

R.

M. Murr

'

J.

Hughes

Charles

George

J.

R. Frederick

John

Anonymous

Murphy

J.

Elizabeth

J.

J.

Thomas

Nye

Bergalis

D. Blackwell

L.

Blue

Donna Lee

Oakley

Harris Bonacci

P. Paciotti

Barry

Thomas J. Papaleo

E.

L.

Boone

Jean Boran

Lois Lufkin Peiffer

Paul V. Bower

Linda M. Perry

Judy

Thomas

Katrina

P. Pierontoni

K.

Brill

L.

Caporaletti

Gerard J. Pierotti
Margaret Pursell
Mary Margaret Rachko

Marie Ann Carchilla
David N. Carr

Stanley G. Rakowsky
Charles A. Reh

Joanne

F.

Richard

L.

Ronald L. Reitz
Mary L. Reynolds
Peter T. Reynolds
Lynn S. Roccograndi
Donita C. Rodarmel
Erta L. Rodgers
Leslie A. Rohrbach
Helen D. Salamone

BrinleyJ. Crahall

Virginia P.

Schaefer

Freda Seiple
Anthony F. Selvoski
Roberts, Shelly
Lorraine M.

Terty

L.

Shema

Shoener

Susan Skiptunas
Ted Clayton Smith

Frank

J.

Cebula
Charnock

Coup
Jr.

Diane Cuirte
William J. Davies
Janet L. Deandrea
Martha H. Denkenberger

Raymond W. Depew
Llewellyn T. Dollman

Susan

J, Dollman
Margaret R. Doty
Harry E. Dowling Jr.

Kenneth R. Drake
Dwight P. Edris
Mary A. Egianski
Phyllis H. Engart

Linda M. Evans
II

Patricia E.

Fear

Howard W. Fraley
Tony R. Frazier

Shirley Keller

Wallace D. Smith
Chester C. Snavely
Cathy A. Snyder

David Kent

Judith U.

Thomas L Funk

David A. Keifer

Snyder

Gerald S. Frey

Report
John

Gantz

J.

III

Robert W. Rupp

Frank D. Gehrig
Donna Jean M. George
C. David Gerberich

Sandra

James W. Gilhooley
Howard R. Gola
Edward W. Gonnley

Janice E. Schneck

Vincent

Craig

Gorskr

F.

Cox Gouba
Ruth A. Hack
Terry Lee Hahn
Elaine

John

Haile

J.

Jr.

Hanes
Kathleen F. Harmanos
Stephen A. Harmonos
Margaret N. Hartman
Lesley

J.

Rupp
Anonymous
L.

Russel C, Scheuren

Gary L. Seymour
Anonymous
Shotwell

L.

A. Michael Shull

Louise Sitler
Patncia A. Sladicka
F.

Kenneth

F.

Smalt

James M. Smith
Susan L. Smythe

Wayne

D.

Smythe
Snyder

L. Choyka
John R. Choyka
Pamela L. Cincotta

Janice

Roben R. Cleaver
Cynthia Keyack Cone
Connahan

Patricia C.

Bonnie L. Cox
Jane-Elmes Crahall
Cynthia G. Dagger
Elizabeth a. Dahlgren
Jack A. Davenport
Lynn Davies

James W. Davis

Jr.

Richard John Derolf
Robert H. Desilver

George

*

Kuzo

B.

Lampman

Calvin A.

Sharon L. Lane
George J. Lapore Jr,
Janet L. Lapore
Dortred B. Large
Sharon M. Lauderman
Bruce A. Leauby
Susan M. Lee

MaryAnn Levine
M. Levine

Philip

John W. Liggett
Jo Ann Long

Anonymous
Samuel John

C.

Gerald E.
David P. Sosar

Anonymous

Lorraine Klatch Marcus

Susan M. Spearing

Kay

Nicholas A. Martelli

Nancy R. Hickey
Anonymous
Dolores A. Honecker

Patricia Stetz

Donald J. Ely
Bruce S. Fehr

Sharon

Carolyn M. Swindro
Shirley A. Troy
Carol B. Turiey

Anthony Vigilanti
Gregory J. Viola
Marijean A. Vlassenko

John F. Harlzog
Joanne G. Heins

Horensky
Vida H. Horn
William L. Houser
L.

Philip

M. Irey

Hugh

R.

Jones

David

F.

Kaleta

III

Edward C. Stine Jr.
Mary A. Sucheski

Anonymous

Keith A.

Jane

Diana

Kasenchak

Wagner

Anonymous

Waick
Richard G. WaIck

Lamar

L.

A.

D. Kerstetter

Jeffrey D. Kleckner

Jean L. Klinger
Dianne E. Knorr
Bethanne V.Kob
Jack L. Kocher
Michael

L.

Kotojejchick Jr.

Krammes

Bruce S.

Ann

H. Kufta

L.

Drake

L.

Louis J. Melovage
John Michaels

William

Jane

Gaydos

J.

Anna

Gittler

Barbara C. Gormley

Susan

J.

Goudy

Paul V. Graff

Duane R. Greenly
Susan A. Greenly
Robert A. Gutheinz

Guzofsky
Bart)ara J. Hallman
Thomas H. Hard Jr.
Betty Zablocky Harris
David

Johns
Judy Eileen Johnson
Dale E. Kashnor
J.

Katch

D. Abbott

Gall S. Kipp

Richard C. Adams
Richard J. Angerman

Jr.

Barbara A, Antonio
Carolyn M. Arndt
Theresa A. Ashnoff
Charlotte B. Bacino
Thomas Paul Banyas

Kathryn A. Kirk
Alan L. Klawittor

Owen

Kirby

Alex

J.

Smith
Spencer

Jon

F. Stoner
Michael A. Suchanick

E. Szabo
Rosanne M. Testa
Dianne Wydock
Thompson

Lucy

William R. TIernoy

William R. Klingorman

Garry B. Korman

Joyce Ann Mary Kostick

Charies Scott Barhight

Kush
Robert Howard Lauvor
Jean F. LoGatos

Debra

Terrence

H. Richard

Joseph M. Tosca
Kenneth Eugene

Jr.

Jr,

Tromotter
Barbara A. Troutman
William J. Troutman

Anonymous

Lauren

Gail A. Aronoff

James

Robert W. Parry

Thomas W.

Kerry S. Ayers

Linda S. Partlon
Shelley J. Partlon

Claudia

Cheryl D. Bastinelli

Beaver
Beer

L.

Vicki J.

R. Hatton

Herbert

Beverly A. Hibschman

Wanda

Masorti

Sandra

K. Hinckley

Hill

Patricia C.

Booth

James

R. Platukis

Fred N.

Popper

Patricia

Helen

L

Carol

J.

Anne

L.

Bostian

Sheila

Ann Kinder

Nicholas D. Kindt

Joan Reese-Giesman

Brauner
Shirley L. Brofee
Linda N. Brouse
Carol A. Bnjchko
George L. Bnjchko

James P. Reicharl
Anonymous

Mary Ellen T. Caffas
Mary Shaffer Campbell

Joan A. Rothenmel
Stephen A. Ruckle
Helen Wood Rupert

Linda K.

D. Michael

Carodiskey

Michael J, Can-oil
Gary M. Chambers

John B. Paul
Nancy E. Piatt
Barbara A. Platukis
Louise A. Pool
M. Jay Pope
Kent L. Prizer

Bixler

Maurice V. Bochicchio
Steven F. BonUacIno

B. Kindt

Kenneth

L.

Kline

Robert D. Klinger Jr.
Phyllis M. Klouser
Christine

Houck Knepley

J.

D. Ravert

William A. Reber

Janice E.

Macgeorgo
Mark

Robert M. Boyer

Thomas Leon

Jerry

Antoinette Marie Boike

Briggs

Colleen Brosh

Bucher
Susan M. Byorek
Patricia Elaine

Anthony

Chapman
J.

Chatkiewicz

Jr.

McClellan

L.

Douglas F. McClintock
Denlse Y. McDaniols
Jerome John McDonald

Frances G.

Miller

Morgans
Dennis E. Moser
Margaret M. Mould
Judy K. Mowery

Rodney

Denise L. Nangle
David R. Navrockl
Ann M, Neary

Janet H. Dahlquist
Marcia E. Dobil
Linda K. Drumm
Richard J. Eckersley

Mary Louise

Joan

B.

James

Roth

A. Scalise

Jacqueline M.

Scheuren-Klees

Pamela

Cecilia Silvers

Max

Kathy

J.

Schleif

Schlesinger

E. Schlesinger

Marian T. Schneck
Karieen D. Smith
Marguerite I. Smith

Linda A. Williams

Gerald

Witte

L.

Youshock

Gail E. Zoccola

James

Zoccola

T.

O'Neill

1974
Eileen Abruzzi

Robert

F.

Stephen

Anderson

A.

Andrejack

Angerman
Donna M. Anglemyer

Catherine

J.

Keith David

Anthony

Robert Keith Arnold

Pamela

J.

Balr

Neil K. Obertioltzer

Rickey Gerald Balr

Robert 8. Oliver

Carol A. Bankus

Jr.

Osenbach

Edward G. Edwards
Mary T. Ernst

Anthony

Gregory R. Falatek
Jean M. Flynn
Sandra A. Foreman

Joan M. Peron-Ronca
Scott D. Peterman

Brenda S. Batdorf
Wanleta W. Bendinsky
Ruth Elaine Benner
Moltie D.Benshoff
David S. Beyerle

Dennis

Judith A. Beyerie

Maryann Forish

Elaine M. Pongratz

James M.

Katherine A.Fritz

David H. Pool

Frank M. Bosevich
Teresa M. Boyko
Thomas Michael Boyko

Gail

L.

J.

Peluso

Eileen M. Peluso

Pitonyak

Barbara A. Kopetskie
Thomas P. Kopetskie
Rachel B. Koppenhaver
Dale J. Kostick

Lois Sobieski

Gerald A. Gatti

Patricia J. Pursell

Barry P. Krieger

Celestine A. Sofilka

Joseph Dean Giambrone

Edith R.

Ruth D. Smith

J.

K.

Mark J. Constable
Rosemary K. Corby
Joan S. Corson

Robinson

White
White
Maureen Whitehead
A.

Torrance

Ronna Stitely McMurtrie
Chariene A. Meckes

William E. Cockerill

B.

Susan

Ruth R. Zaionis
Gerald John Zeisloft

Kathleen M. Roarly
Rosalyn M. Roberts
Roll

Jr.

Jeffrey R. White

Kathryn A. McLaughlin

Paul William Mullock
Rosemary Jane Mullock

Ann M.

Weber

B,

Susan V. Weber
Eugene L. Weller

Patricia A.

David C. Christman
Beth E. Chrusch

Kenneth

David Paul Washinski

James

Dolores M. McGovern

Kathleen A. Reich
Jeanne E. Richards

David C. Koehler
Michael H. Kolb

Kondrchek

Ravert

S.

Letko

J.

Kenneth M. Marquis
Diane Y. Maturan!
David S. Mayers
Terri Jayne Mayers

Ellen A.

Jack

Sherri K. Brandt

Paul

T.

BIres

Connie
Steven

Bower
Bower Jr.
A. Bowes

Kathryn

Jr.

L.

Susan M. Campbell
Mary Jane Cardone
Mary Lou H. Casserly

Bowen

Jerri J. Pries

Olson

Barry

L.

Eugene F. Ramin Jr.
Daniel W. Rarig
Richard G. Raspen

Benson Holdredge
Albert S. Homiak
William J. Howley

E. Bohner
Nancy Elaine Bohr

J.

Oakum

Robert M. Rabb

Diane L. Belusko
Gregory D. Benshoff

Amy

Bonnie

L.

Ellen

Loretta M. Hitz

C. Blass

Thomas

Dorothy D. Bunge
Stanley John Bushner

Carol A. Belcher

Joseph C. Bordell
Judy L. Boris

Reed

Jenkins

L,

A.

Margery Ann Keller
John David King

Abbott

Maryann

Jenkins

Arthur T. Luptowsk)

Steven C. Parsell
Charles F. Petry Jr.
Donna M. Pierotti
Michael A. Pillagalli
Janice L. Pios

E.

John M. Mitchell
Susan J. Mitchell
Catherine A. Mogel
Jean Louise Morris
Virginia Ann Motsko
Jean G. Nebzydoski
Barbara J. Neuhard

J.

Ruth A, Shellhammer
Fred W, Sides
John Charies Skinner
Gary Alan Smith
Kathle A. Smith

Ide

Terry

Ronald R. Inkrote
Robert A. Ireland
Steven E. Janke
Claire Sieber Jeppsen
Kathryn C. Johnson
Aldona M. Kartorie

Norma

Carl

John Secundo

Kenneth G. Osenbach

Richard A. Boardman

Rake

D, Miller

Richard A. Schwanger
Vlto

Mae

J.

David

Ernest G. Schreffler

Florence S. Harris

A. Aileo Jr.

Anonymous

E.

Caroline E. Zolomij

William A, Schleif

Anthony Alfred Liono

Christine A, Blevins

Linda K. Rebuck

Jr.

Saylor

J.

Merit R. Scheffey

Elaine D. Sheatler

Kathleen

Nancy

Daryl

lampletro

Robert Dale Jackson
Richard B. Jarman

David

Mildred Kay Rose
Gwendolyn Rosenfeld
Gregory J. Roussey
Roger McHenry Savage

Anonymous
Marcia W. Benner

Susan

Wayne

Virginia

III

Oren M. Woodruff
Pamela L. Woodruff
Shelly Small Wool
Bonnie N. Young
Joseph Zakorchemny

J.

Mariene J. Reck
Marion Reese
Lucinda J. Remley
Barbara M. Ries
Kenneth M. RItter
Thomas J. Roberts
Robert R. Rockey
Barbara Maria Rogers

William H. Orcutt

Thomas

Pries

W.Wills

Edith

Daniel Louis Ravina

Henry R. Tucker
Richard J. Twardzik
Ruth A. Vaughn

Young

P.

Steven G. Myers
Donna M. Nabozny

L.

M. Woscott

1973

K. Milter

Steven H. Weader
Anita M. West
Jo Anne Wieczorek
Joseph J. Wieczorek
Thomas M. Wilson
Joan M. Wood
Maxine Yeager

David

Virginia P.

McDonnell

Sherryn L. Minich
Kathleen R. MIsner

John

Ormond

J.

Rosalie Goldstein

Jacobs Heller

Terri C.

McCue Jr.

F.

Anonymous

L.

Henry C. Nyberg
John J. O'Hearn Jr.

Vltale

Judith C. Gantz

Brenda

Newton

J.

Waltman
Sandie M. Weber
Kari E.

Anonymous

McCtosky

Patrick T. Height

Dennis L. Holbrook
Karen K. Holbrook
Leonard L. House
Carolyn G. Howtand
David Richard Hughes
Cathy A. Hummel
Linda E. Hunt
Carolyn M. Hultemann

Pamela G.Funk

E.

Berthanne Mario Hanzl
Timothy D. Hartman
Kevin Hays
Donald Modish

Kenneth M. Vancas
Paul T. Vanore
Susan E. Vanore
Samuel J. Varano

William

Barbara

L.

Hammer

Richard A. Hell Jr.
Katherine M. Herstek

William E. Fox

McClintock

L.

Gross

A.

P. Guffrovlch Jr.

Michael Patrick Tracy
Robert F. Traugh

James

Patricia

F.

Deborah A. Timm
Michael Joseph Tortiert

Gail A. Folk

Daniel F. Bartos

Linda

Swartz

Robert C. McClosky

A. Richard Bastinelli

H. Neville

L.

Robert C. Ftglock

Anonymous
Thomas M. Miller

Carole A.
Barbara Myer

Barry

Paul Robert Wolverton

Carol A. Hellen

Moskovich
Murphy

Jr.

Stump

Collins L.

Victor

Elaine A. Bartlinski

Shirley J.

Hans

Louise Stroup

Edna

A. Ferrick Jr.

Todd M. Baney

Morrow

Judith

F.

Richard R. Fettenman
Barry F. Feudale

Thomas

Claire E. McNelis

F.

Larry S. Strohl

Robert W. White

John W. McKiniry
McTaggart

A,

David L. Matter
Maryellen Maiunis

Margaret A. Haverovich
Janet R. Heckman

T.

Theresa

Phyllis

Patricia Walters

1972
Jackson

Timothy

Emory

Stephen G. Malsick

Daren

Janet R. Martin

Carol A.

Theres©

Michael O. Spring
Alfred L. Steele

Michael

William F. Gittler

Shirley Kyle

McCoy

Mantione

James Wallace
Rozanne M. Walsh

Gerald J. Lastowski
Gerald W. Lorson

Susan H. Martrich
Elizabeth A. Mays

Diane Doebler

Ruth M. Sprague

J.

Rabuck

Blanski

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Report
Joel R. Burnett

Kathleen Marie Callahan
Timothy M. Callahan

Jane

Victoria

Carliles

Carol Jean Carper
Stanley Edward Carr

Ann

Elizabeth

Samuel

J.

Cartieh

Ceccacci

Jr.

Deborah M. King
John K. Kitchen

II

Arthur

Klemick

J.

Gary E. Klinger
Susan M. Klinger
Karen N. Klingerman
Ruth Urban Kluge
Audrey Koehler
Korbich

Catherine R. Stolarick

Rebecca A. Morel!
Robert Lee Mourer
David Bruce Moyer
Nancy A. Moyer
Ronald
Donate

Jeanne

Swoyer
Ronald L. Szabo
Joseph E.Szewczyk

Nieman

J.

Brian C. Nolan

Thomas

Francis

O'Donnell

Margaret A. Clark

Christopher

Raymond

Carol S. Kost

William John O'Donnell

Kuehn
Deborah A. Kuhar
Debra Lynn Kurtz
Mary Deborah Langol

Obanion
Joseph John Ochotny
Nora K. Otto
John C. Palmer
Ralph W. Pappas

Peter

L.

Elaine Dorothy

Consorti

Jane L. Cornell-Maneval
Mark Alvin Cromley
Susan M. Cromley

Ann

Larzelere

Anonymous

Linda

Diane C. Csaszar
»/Villiam R. Derose

Mary Beth Lech
Terry P. Lee

JoAnn Mary Dobeck
Jean N. Donahoe
Joseph J. Donahoe

Thomas

Joyce Lawton Lehman
Morris H. Leighow

David V. Droppa

Raymond

Robert

L.

Susan

L.

Duncan
Duncan

J.

Karen

Eberle

Ernest C. English

Anthony
Albert

Jr.

J. Fabrizio

Finkelstein

Raeann V. Fisher
Robert Eugene Foltz
James J. Fox Jr.
John D. Frith
Karen Gable
Nancy K. Gallagher
Constance Eileen

Ganey

Mailleue

Karen Joyce Gehretl
Gerllns

May

Steven A. McClellan

McCloskey
Cynthia A. McClure
Hal George McClure
Edwin L. McCollum
Joseph M. McCullough
Barbara A. McDaniel
Joseph P. McGavin
John K, McGill
Patricia L, McGinnis
Sally A,

McNamara
Craigann Mehrmann
Jamos P. Miller
Robert

J.

Anthony Moleski

Patricia D. Gill

Juanita M.

L,

Carol Louise

Joseph John Featro
Janet Zagorsk

L.

Leitzel

Leo
Jack Richard Long
Angela Urbschal Looby
Kathleen Anne Lynn
Holly Ann Martin
Susan H. Martin
John A. Marzano

Jerome

Fagnani Jr.
Timothy J. Farrel
Robert P. Farrell

Beth

Paul Leister

L.

Cindra

Jr.

William A. Pasukinis

Leedom

Susan Louise
Marilyn

Durdach

Richard
I.

Jr.

S.

Ralph D.

Lee Peaitie

Patricia

Jr.

Ronald

J.

James

R. Pollock

Perry

E. Stranzl

Jeffery Peter

Nagle

L.

'

Jr.

Janice K. Butz

Dennis Allen Greenly

Susan Krempasky

Elaine Koreen

Sheryl Ann Greiner

Alan M. Kush

Elizabeth E. Campbell

Stanley Michael Gurecki

Mary A. Gianni
Douglas Harry Clark

Jan Marie Gushen
Marylou Hale

Barbara Jean Legg
Brenda Elizabeth Lehr

Theresa Marie Halley
Denise M. Hauser

Camp

Richard S. Szulanczyk

Eileen Marie Cota

Joseph D, Taglien
Lawrence J. Tempesco

Joseph
Joseph

Anonymous

Frank

Robert J, Tucker
Charies D. Umansky
Linda VanFleet

Sue Ann Davenport

Michael R. Varano

George Vargo

William

Kathy Eileen Waliman
Michael T. Warlel
Sally

Ann Warren

David

J.

Wasilewski

R. Courter
R.

Crocco

Ann Heist
J. Helm
Debra Sue Henderson
Anonymous
Carol

III

Paula

Dattilo

Bruce M. Davis
William Deletconich

Jr.

Eugene R. Deminico
Jane Ellen Detwiler
Edmund A. Diamond III
Joseph T. DiGiacomo Jr.
Kathleen Ann DIabik
Susan Laubach Donchez

Jan Marie Hickey
Joseph L. Hilgar
Sharon Ann Hilgar
Barbara B. Hudock
Michele M. Hummel
Lewanne E. Hunt Sharp
Vivian

Elizabeth Rice Watts

Christina D. Dunning

Juliet

Janice M. Price
Gary Richard Prinzi

Donna K. Weller
Thomas Keith Williams

Susan

Sally

Norman George

Gary Eugene Wilson
Ernest E. Yates
Glenda F. Yost

Richards
Richard Edwin Robison

Kathlene Ann

Rohm

Mary Ellena Scarp
Jane Loren Scheffey

Rita Dutton

Catherine Joan
Eckersley

Richard Joseph Egick
Olga Marie Ehrhart

1975
Karen Weiler Abernethy

Anonymous

Kathleen Marie Kerick
Mark J. Keyser

Michael Joseph Fereck
Eleonora Marie Fisher

David Warren Badger
Melodie Ainslie Badger

Joseph Anthony

James
James Slamon

Mary Ann

William

Ralph

J.

Smith

Daniel T. Spadoni

Spellman
Karen Denise Spellman
Josephine AlbinaStettler
Judy A. Stine

Edward

Barrella

Paul Dirk Baublitz

Anna Marie Sneeringer
Susan McMinn Snyder
Anonymous
D.

Anne Kennedy
Robert D. Kennedy

Judith

Paul Albert Shoemaker
Darlene M. Signore

Micki Joe Slingerland

Marilyn Janice Kelly

John T. Epiett III
Mary Kate Epiett

Anonymous
Donna Marie Ambler
Mary Jane Angus

Siptrolh

Jayne Kacar
Karen Suzanne Karnes
Diane Marie Keister
Ronald William Keller

Anne Marie Zaborney

Cynthia H. Schrader
Jon L. Shade
Ronald J. Sheehan
Cariton R. Sheets

Michael

W. Hynick
Marie Jaremko

Robert C. Baylor
Pauline Fitzik Baymor
Grace Walewski Bekaert

Bergman
Bergman

Thomas T. Foss
Kathy Jean Fowler
Paul Joseph Gadomski
J.

Galati

Gallagher

Debra Ann Ganz
Timothy Michael

Rebecca Schrum
Keyser
Joyce Louise Kime
Robert N. Klemow
Eleanor Anne Knarr

Knauss
Sandra Lee Knowlden
Joan M. Koch
Jeffrey R.

Garngan
Ann Gruber Gibbons

William Charies

Walter A. Gillar

Eric B. Koetteritz

Gary

Mary Catherine

Gregory Allen Bitler
Paul Duane Blow
Kathleen Jean Bosse
Grace C. Bradford

Glessner
Kathleen Ann Glessner

Leah Dawn Gluchoff
Diane W. Goble

Timothy John Kokolus
Kathleen Marie Korbich
Debra Ann Kratzer
Catherine M. Krause

J.

Anonymous

R.

Ann Marie Goodwin
Michael F. Graham

Madara

Judith Harriet

Strate N. Marinakos

Carolyn Louise Mastin

Theresa C. Mathey

Anonymous
Lynn Marie Matrisian

Susan Carol McClellan
Gayle Anne McGill
Debbie Lee McNamara
David Edward Miller
George John Miller
Marlene Gail
Patricia

Rodney

Miller

Bederman

Miller

E. Miller

Steven D. Molden
Robin Pierce

Montgomery
John Joseph Moratelli
Paula Diane Moyer
Linda M. Mulvey
Kathleen E. Nagle

Ann Louise O'Boyle
Gail Elizabeth O'Donnell

Anthony JamesO'Malley
Timothy John Orr
Archie

Dewey Parker Jr.
Thomas Pasek

Chester

Marieen Elaine Pasek
Mario Anthony

Kochenash

Gail Adete

Dale

Diane Philips Lepley
Mary Frances Leshinskie
Margaret Nolan Lloyd
Peter F, Lundergan
Richard E. Lynch II

Pasquariello

Barbara Jean Pelachick

Anonymous

Koetteritz

Jeffrey Bruce

Pupp

Anonymous
Susanna
Connie

J.

D.

Radice

Rado

Good

David E. Goss

Susan M. Gottlieb
Deborah Ann Gownley
George J. Gnjber III
Amy L. Gyory
Glenn A. Haas

Total Alumni Giving by Class Year (as of Dec.31, 1994)

Class

Current

# Donors

% Donors

Addresses

Total

% of Total

Given

Given
0.22

Class

Current

# Donors

% Donors

Addresses

Total

% of Total

Given

Given

B. Paulette Haley-Stark

Judy Ann Hall
Doran J. Hamann

Hamman
Gary W. Hammer
Catherine E.

Anne

Hanna
William R. Hanna
Diane Louise Happ
Barbara Ann Harris
George E. Hassel
Karen S. Heaps
F.

Karen Louise Hellmuih
David A. Hoffman
Susan Phyllis Hoffman

Jeanne

K.

Hofmann

Eddie J. Hollenbeck
Charles E. Holman
Harold C. Hoover

John C. Hubert
James R. Husted

Jr.

Christine J. Inscho
Alicia A.

Jarman

Christine Jendrzejewski

Edward Johnson

Jr.

Janice C. Keil

Joseph Francis Kempski
Linda S. Kiefer
Eileen Elizabeth Kindig

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1914
1916
1918
1919
1920

3
10

2

.67

1

.10

$1,110
25

11

2
2

.18

1.025

.13

0.01

1

.14

50
25

1921

23

.13

1,060

0.21

1922
1923
1924
1925
1926
1927
192B
1929
1930

18

3
6
5
9
7

.33

580

0.11

.12

5.155

1.02

1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950

.19

0.05

1951

0.04

8
21

.16

245
190
435
815

34
33
27
27

.37

4,395
1,374

0.87

0.85

21

.25

4.325
2.080
2,220

29
34

.32

4,625

0.91

1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960

.41

0.85

1961

251

15

.31

0.58

17
16
19

.33

28
26
24
29

.47

1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969

310
310

.37

4.335
2,945
4,620
2.650
2.527
3.945
3.170
8.804
4.418

1931

1932
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942

15
7

42
47
48
50
91

93
105
84
82
85
92
82
48
27
43
57
60
57

78
72

.15

.23

.31

.32
.33

.63

.46
.31

40

0
0.20

0

0.09
0.16

0.27
0.41

0.44

0.91

0.52
0.50
0.78
0.62
1.74

0.87

77
48
33
49
40
66
139
167
98
114
120
115
104
120
159

37

.48

3.689

0.73

21

.44

2.241

0.44

13

.39

1.845

0.36

21

.43

1.625

0.32

13

.33

1.685

0.33

32
44
68
30
40
40
45
38
40

.48

1,784

0.35

.32

2.68

.41

13.602
5,775

.31

1.755

0.35

.35

5.523

1.09

.33

5,872
4,743

0.94

41

.26

171

44
63
63
72
74
94

.26

108
100

.31

91

.24

120
173
172

.27

242
238

351

369
373
445
601

633

.39
.37
.33

.26
.26

.29
.24
.30

.27

.29
.27

2.990
3.057
4.769
2,698
3.613
5,615
5.154
12,510
6.530
5.467
8,136
7.654
8.967
9.703
10.556

1.14

1.16

0.59
0.60
0.94

0.53
0.71
1.11

1.02

2.47
1.29
1.08
1.60
1.51

1.77
1.91

2.08

<

Rainone

Gail R.

Nancy

Raudenbush
Frances M. Redfem
Nancy M. Ressler
S.

Sandra R. Walker
Louanne P. Walsh

Anonymous

Randall H. Watts
Bradley Kent Wegman

Stephen John Debuski

Robert Ronnanofski

Lincoln Wettes Jr.

Steven Jay Rosen
Gregory ChartesScarlato
Diane Marie Schellhamer
Dale R. Schmeltzle
Mark S. Schweiker

Anonymous

Susan Eileen Seidel
Glenn Wert Shaffer

Jr.

Rebecca Marie Shappell
Paul T. Sheam
Cherie Aderhold

Judith Marie Davis

Robert James DeCarolis
Kevin Patrick Dempsey
Michele M. DeSera
George C. Diabes

Barbara Ann Hein
Douglas R, Henning

Ann Marie

Christopher A, Hertig
Cynthia Ellen Hetrick

Mana Jean

Joanne Wood
Gwendelyn Lee Yerk

Elaine K. Dietrich

Nancy Ulsh Doran

Diane Elaine Hinaman
Dennis J. Hinkel
Cindy L. Hintz
John Hockenberger Jr.
Richard C. Hogentogler

Valery Eileen Yura

Gwen Robinson

Mary

J.

Drew

K. Hostetter

Barbara

J.

Winchester

Gary Thomas Zelinske
Nancy Jane Zelinske

James

J.

Zubritski

1976

Dunaway
Mary C. Dwyer
Judith Ann Eby
Linda Kay Eck
Linda Lee Eichmann
Debra Edwards Evans

Hoover

Patricia Hulsizer

Holly

Marlene Hursh-Beaver
John Alan Johnson
Kathleen Mary Johnson

Gail

Anonymous

Ralph Paul Ferrie Jr.
Margaret Mary Fest

Susan Kessock

Diane Kathleen Bicjan
David Donald Bilger

Thomas John

Michael John
Klatchak Jr.

Anonymous

Jane Martin

Barbara Janet Staab
John Vincent Stevens

Athene Nina Blow

Dennis James Frazier
Margaret Ann Frith
Barbara J. Fritz
David Alan Fryer
Melinda S. Garrigan

Shearouse
Debra A. Shoemaker
Anita Jean Siegfried
Daniel

Raymond

Signore

Bnjce Michael

Alberlini

Anonymous
Patricia

Solski

Marirose Ellen

Southerton

Robert Wayne Surridge
Marcia Sue Sweitzer

Thomas Lee Sweitzer
David Michael Sysko
Charlotte D. Tancin
Stanley L. Tantsils
E. Taylor

Ann

Baylor

Jeanne S. Beck-Gardner

Tirjan

Bixter

Evelyn M. Blewitt

Anonymous
John Everett Bolig
Ronald John Bommer
Robert J. Brown
Steven Elwood Buck
Marilyn Butler

Caragher
Chris E. Caterson
Mary Ann Chmiola
Gordon Sheldon Clapp
Deborah Blank Clare
Peter

Toczylowski
Curt Calvin Tofts

Jean Tress
Susan K. Tucker
Valerie Varano
John Lee Viola
Gail

James

Ann Famese
W. Fegley
Maryanne G. Feno

Flaim

Clare Cintala Fleck

Kathleen Grace

W. Terrill
Patricia Thomas
Roger Lee Thomas
Sandra Jeanne Thomas
Richard

Deborah June
Albert Joseph

Ackerman

Catherine N. Baker

III

Thomas John

Todd

Patricia B.

Clare

Merle Lee Geib

Anne

Ronald Bryan Geib

Dorothyann Lapresi

Sue Ann Geiger
James Russel Gingrich

Mark H. Larzelere

Karen Marquette
Gingrich

III

Phyllis Laporte

Anonymous
Beth Ann Lepianka
Loch

# Donors

% Donors

Addresses
1970
1971

1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981

1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991

1992
1993

655
659
900
844
915
877
759
822
829
923
860
913
958
945
878
1.018
1.067
1.037
1.116
1.101

1.205
1,293
1,347
1.420

Totals 30,525
Includes

gifts

Schmlcker
Deborah Jane Schnabel
William Bernard Schneck

VIrgie D.

L.

Michelle D. Schultes

Robert

Schwanger

J.

Jody Lee Senderovltz
FrederickC. Shappell

Jr.

Robert A. Shelly
Michael Randall Shirey
David Adam Shoemaker
Robert Alan Smith

Sandra Risner Smith
Deborah Bland Smull
Timothy S. Sopko
Mary Alice C. Spiegel
Eugene John Squlltaro
Alan G. Stackhouse
Kenneth W.Stavarski

Ann Graham

Patricia Fell

Harvey

Maureen Kathleen
Hause
Susan Stoddard Hawk

Lynn Ann Lundy
Sandra Ann Martin
Paul Howard Mastany
Stephen James Matzura
Michael J. McGinnIs
Wayne James Mehrer
Phillip K. Mengel
Dana Ann Mereness

Total

% of Total
Given

DIano Elaine Foldstein

David

L.

Unger

Theodore Lee Feldstoin

Jerome A. Vaiana
Rhonda Lee Viola

Claire Louise Fllemyr

Virginia R. Whitlington

Bettijean

Richard Neuschwander

Mary Theresa Wizda

Felecia H. GIrton

Patricia

Robert Michael O'Connor

Christine Marie Wortey

Joseph Anthony
Gledgowd
Ann Marie Golden
Betsy Leonard Gooden
Gary Lee Gordon

Janet Loo Radko

Miller

Robert J. Mondschein
John Donald Nagle
Susan Kobilis Nesbitt

13.294

2.62

Terry Hotfecker Zeigler

.23

3.42

Lisette K.

3.58

.26

17,333
18.168
9.472

.25

14,693

2.90

Jane Elizabeth Parry
Carol Lee Patey
Deborah J. Peic

.22

2.42

.23

12,264
8,595

201

.22

10,571

215
225
189
198
210
176
207
179
235
212
175

.22

1 1

,692

.24

12,380

2.44

.22

8,821

1.74

.22

matched by businesses

Ferralolt

Stephanie Ann Wechter
Carolanne Wegman
Beth Lynne Wert
Anne

Waybright

.23

.01

Oxiey

Youngkin
Richard M. Yura
F.

Elizabeth

II

W. Zerby

Gledgowd

Daniel E. Grant

1977

Ann Adams

Carol

Victoria A.

Adams

Pierce Atwater
William

John F. Heimlich
Sandra K. Hemmlg

Ayres

9,911

1.95

Diane Elaine Powell

,334

2.23

Francis

9.153
11.214

1.80

Rose Mary T. Radzievich

Loretta

2.21

Michael Louis Rainone

William David

1.91

Karen Marie Reed

Gaye Bachman
Bachman
Pamela Jean Bami

1.59

Christine E. Reiner

Michael A. Barone

1.57

Vicki

Ann Reinhard
Lucille Ann Reuter
Susan Rimby-Leighow
Nancy J. Roehrig

Evelyn Baxevane
Anne French Beardslee

J.

Radzievich

Richard

F.

Rompalo

Daniel

Irvin
F.

Babcock

Lynn Marie Sensing
Nanci Haigh Bicking
Robert Joseph Blewis
James Fox Blockus

Robert E. Rice

Debra Ann Riggle
Lee Ann Rinkenberg
Roger L. Rilchey

Bethany Gibblo
Rosenberg
Janice Marie Rynhart

Cheryl

III

Christine Marie Raffo

Anonymous

Karen Marie Alexander
Jayne Sisson Alexis

Alderfer

Lynn Quinn

Deborah Ruth Harkness
John W. Harvey
Mary Ellen Haupt

Porembo
Rosemary Kim Porembo
Sue Ann Porembo

Maureen C.

Kathleen K. Quaranta

Carol B. Haile

Joseph

S.

Thomas John Porambo

David Michael Ritchie

2.31

Jr.

Martin Pish

John William Roehrig

Gall Gustafson

2.08

Donald Elwood Albert

W

Stephen
Packer
Karon Ann C. Plehl

Susan

Don

C.

JItt

Owens-Goldhammer

Terry Kart Guers

Diane Marie Perbetsky
Leda M. Pope
Michael A. Popiak Jr.

1.17
2.97

thomas A. Mulhern
Kay Ann Nazarchyk

Peter Paul PachuskI

J.

Mary Anne O'Donnell
Gregory J. Oswald Jr.

.13

Mlnnlch-Blewls
Linda Susan Mondschein

Frace
Teresa D. Gallckl
Betsy Styers Gavitt
Kathy Louise Geiger
Thomas S, Geiger

Deborah Lynne Watson
Cheryl

2.34

13
6,778

Anonymous
Gale Anne

Rebecca

Robert Keith Wassmuth

,866

.16

Mc Laughlln

Glen James McNamee
Vickie Lynne Mears
Gregory V. Melso

Walter Damlan Owazany

1 1

.20

Christien M.

Richard David Firestino

.22

9.697
8.086
7.962
5.932
15.075
$507,218'

DIano Carolyn Mauray
Suzanne Elyse McCabe
Carol Ann McClaln
Margaret Anne McCoy

Mary Anne B. Flshor
Margo Paradis Fox

Janet Ann Walsh

Ellen Linda Yates

.16

Mattom

Rosoann A. Finn-Luther
Robin Lynne Fiola

Donna Marie

James

1.69

Malson-Zalsor

FoGCktlna M. Nechlta
Maryrose Nesbitt
David J. Nunziata
David Eugene Orglor
Mary Patricia Orgler

Michael Alan Upton

Leo Edward O'Oonnell

.19

Allen Ebright

Elaine Dolores Elchen

Trout

Christine B. Ostrowski

.17

Gary Dorsi

K.

5.49

1 1

Dlllman

Dodd

Dawn

3.13

.19

J.
L.

Lawrence Evans
Nancy Carole Evans
Richard Ward Evans
Terri Lynno Everett

27.844

.20

Larry A. Dietrich

David R. EspG

.25

1.87

Dianne Marie Dovlne

Susan Carolyn

.25

.27

Terry C. Martz

Daniel K. Mauray

Janet Marie Szulanczyk

Wagner

Deborah Lynn Martin

Gwen McConloguG Martz

Suzanne Garcia Dennis
Michele Joan DerisI

George

Daniel Lee

MarchettI

Anne M. Marclnek

L.

Raymond Sirobel
Donna Marie Strollo

David Allen Vognetz

Beth Ann MallkowskI
Marianne Teresa

K.

E.

Triggs

Randall Charles Leitzel
Christine Leslie

Peggy

Stoll

Thew

E. Kllnedinst

Randl

John W.

Tantslts

Thomas

Kimboriy Ann DoBourbon

Russell

2.18

208
199
209
210
210
207
194

Brian Davis

Barbara

Daniel

Kem

James

J-

11.048
15.898

.29

Bryan

Otto

Trena D. Kerstetter
Stephen S. Kline

Jean Lockard Long
Susan D. Mabus
Mary H. Maffett
Gary Alan Maks

Thomas

Sliner

Brita

Jr.

Thomas

Joseph F. Bukofski
Dennis Homer Carley
Rallne Theresa Center
Ellen N. Chacosky
John Kerry Chacosky
Karen Ann Chesterfield
Kim Franklin Clark
Mary Antionotte Cleary
Vanessa Anne Coney
Matthew Joseph Connell
Mary S. Creamer

Craig E. Steigenvalt

Randa Joyce

Lovecchio

Joseph Anthony Roman
'

Anna May Lebro

Cari F. Bnjsh

Anthony Angelo

R. Gogel
Diane Marie Gooley

Given
190
165
222
184

Joseph Anthony

Randy G. Schaffner

Leann

Elizabeth

Current

Keith D. Schaffner

Sarris

Cari E. Schaefer

Michael Donald

Bernard Ralph Miller
David Nelson Miller

Class

Mary Margaret Kunkel
Thomas Michael Leahy

Stephanie Anno
Anonymous

Stanley Joseph Toczek

Brian Philip Gruber

Creamer

Anonymous

Rose Marie Brayman
Jeri Ann Brewer

Russoniollo

Peter William Longo

Deborah Ann Coleman
Stephen James Covey
James Anthony Craig
B.

Cynthia

Sally

Christopher K. Keltz

William M. Glavlch

Elizabeth

S. Craig

Jean Kokolus

William Albert Garrison

Kit Griffiths

Nancy

Anonymous

Ruth Ann Kotb
L. Kryder
Margaret Ann Kulik
Ruth Mary Kumet
Joseph Robert Lanciano

David Ervin Coffman

Anthony

Evelyn Carol Kalbfleisch

Patricia

Edward John Bloomer
John Joseph Bochlcchio
Gary A. Bogart
Robin Diane Boger
William Eugene Boger

Linda

Karen Howenstine
Richard T, Howenstine

Susan

Russell
William A. Russell

Ann Haviland

Florence Bognet Hayden

Bonnie J. Hull
John A. Hulsizer
Timothy John Hunter
Michael C. Hutnick Jr.
Stephen J. Hynick Jr.

Kim

William David Ide
S.

Richard

L.

Edna Price Schott
Kay Irene Schweitzer
Randolph Scott Sensenig
Marybelh Shade
Jeffrey L. Shafer

Donna

Iris

Sheehan

Geraldlne Stish

Shepperson
David K. Shipe

Ibarra

Roberta

Louis A. Sannutti

Jackson
Jennings

Anonymous
Carol Ann Kasper

Marilyn K. Shultz

Timothy Jay Shultz
Georgia Jean Smee
Anthony Lee Smith
Daniel Eugene Smith

Page 31

Report
Robert Bruce Caruso

Kevin Lee Smith
Laura Anne Smilh
Valerie Anne Smith

Louis John Cesare

Michael R. Sneidman

Lenore Anne Cherry
Charles M. Chubb Jr.

Anthony Stampone

Robert G. Conrad

III

Robert Scott Stasak

Catherine Marie Cotton

Kenneth E. Stolarick
Warren S. Storosko
Mark A. Straka
Maureen Marcus Straub

Rebecca J. Cover
Sharon Anne Crimian

Anonymous

Lee Ann Slump
Mark Anthony Sverchek

Anne M. Dean
Belva Jane Delcamp

Patrice G. Taglieh
Diane Marguerite

Kimm

Douglas Thran

Mark Edward Tolerico
Louise

Fritz

Tomtishen

Jerry David Davis

Leslie Dellinger

Dempsey

Elizabeth A.

Anonymous
Diane Marie

James

Dill

Domenick

R.

Robert Richard

Linda Unger
Diane Marie Vargo
Robert William Vignola

John Anthony Vignone

Domenick Jr.
John D. Dragic
Anthony M. Dragotta
Mark Duckworth

Diana
Diane

Janet E. Dunscomb
JoAnn Durante

Wechter
Rita Suzanne Wechter
George H, Welch Jr.
Richard D. Welker
L.

Faith

Renee

Geraid

E,

Christian

Ebright

Eisenhart

John Eurich

Anonymous

1978

Thomas

Barry Wilson

Adams

Fulton

John Wade Furniss

Beth Ann Werkheiser
Stanley T. Werkheiser
Richard C. White

Sherie L. Gazzerro
Margaret Mary Gehringer

Albert H.

Deborah

William C. Patt

Carolyn D. Boone

Thomas

James

Mary Elizabeth

Christine M. McLaughlin

Barbara Jean Williams

F. Peiffer

Hendnck E. Williams Jr.
Joan Christine Williams

Cheryl

Ann Pem

James P. McLaughlin
Thomas Charles
McLaughlin
James P. McLaughlin

Robert M. Wilt

William Anthony Golden
Mark R. Griffith
Kathy R. Grinaway
Denise Ann Gross

Nancy Chapman

McNamee
Motendini

John F. Mondschein
Bruce R. Moninghoft
Ten C. Moore

Gail

Gaal

Gaughenbaugh
ill

Manners Yaroch

Goho

Gunderman

Michael G. Yingling
Rita M. Yorty

Annette
Lynn Gathers Gunning

Anonymous
Anonymous

Beverly S. Gursky
Karen Lynn Haines

Ritz

James
1979
Juliette Abell-Victory

Robert Edwin Mull

Ann

Marguerite T. Bailey

Peter K. Henzy
Jeffrey Scott Hertz

Michael M. Baker

Russell

Balchunas
James
Debra Lynn Barnett-Heist
Carol Irene Bartholomew

Michelle Lee Hopkins

James

Myers

R.

Ballets

Patricia

Dena

Doran Rainone

K. Reichley

Sherry Lynn Repko
Suzanne M. Ringel

E.

Gail

Ann

Linda

J.

Stephanie A. Baylor

Beaver
Darlene Ann Beck
Horst Andreas Bernhard
L.

Bemtsen

Hemperly

James

Jane Nagle Jankiewicz
Robert M. Johnson
Vincent J. June
Doris Jane Kalinowski
Scott A. Kaysen

June Marie Bischoff

Carol

Anne Keene

Cynthia D. Bittel
Theresa Bochicchio

Mark

F. Kelly

Mark

J.

Ann Kennedy
Susan Neborak Knox
Susanne Marie Koch
Daria

Bond
Ann Borski

Edmund

James Borysowski

Robert Alvin Koehler

Janet E. Branch

Frederick

Catherine M. Babin
John D. Bachert

Carta S. Rowland

Ruth M. Ruch

Sally J. Brazil

Thomas Lee Ruhl

Kenneth R. Brouse
Kim Susan Brown
Mark D. Burton

Date Robert Baker
Linda L Balliet

Nancy

K. Ritchey
J.

Ronco

Robert Paul Ruzzo
Elizabeth

Mary Samarin

Bart)ara

W.

Jr.

Koetteritz

Bernard S. Koskulitz Jr.
Betteann Marie Kramer
Chen L. Kroboth
Francis E. Kwiatkowski

Deborah M. Lach
Susan J. Barone
Mary W. Lander
Sannutti
Francine
Barrier
Helen Catherine
Cheryl Anne Lane
Scanlon
V.
David
James E. Holland
Scott William Barrier
Timothy Konrad Lee
Robert J. Carruthers
Scanlon
Ann
Lee
Anonymous
Tamara Bay
Mary Louise Lefebvre
Cherneski
Ann
L.
Schmucker
James
F.
Robert James Horn
William B. Berezny
Nicholas Joseph Ciliberto John F. Lewis
Schumcker
Marsha
D.
Howells
James
David
Jr.
BischofI
James W.
Sara Z. Lindsley
Daryl P. Coach
Alyce Jean Schoenagel
Gerald W. Jakubos
Kandia Patricia Black
John B. Lockwood
Daniel Carmen
Christine
L. Schultz
Anthony
S.
Black
Stephen P.
Steven Esmond Long
Confalone
Edna Mary Schweitzer
Jankiewicz Jr.
Cynthia Louise Blank
Terri Anne Long
Loretta A. Conway
Shafer
Margaret
Joan
Ann
Joyce
Carol
Blank
Dean
Kenneth
Mark A. Lucia
Cook
Linda
Ann
J.
Theresa
Mary
E J. Keeler
Carol Ann Bonsall
Leo John Lulewicz
Anonymous
Shankweiler
Kellenberger
P.
Robert
Ann
Boscia
Cathy
Evangeline Anne Lunn
Daly
Jr.
Beth
N.
Sharkey
Francis
John
Kelley
Eugene Richard
Eva Marie Botsko
Linda L. MacCain
James Raymond Kelly 111 Raymond A. Sheelen Jr. Philip J. Daly
Kathi S. Bowen
Debra S. Maiatico
Dangelo
Marie
Christine
Jr.
Shields
F.
Robert
Christina Joy Kerler
Jane T. Bowie
Doreen Ann Malott
Cindy Lynnette Decker
H.
Hartand
Kirk
Maryanne
C.
Boyce
Louise
Kristy
Larry J. Manca
Dervrich
Theresa
M.
Jr.
Shoemaker
Koehler
Roma Rebecca
Michael Brajer
Jean Ann Marconi
Elaine Detzi
Susan
Terrance
Ronald
Kokolus
Peter
M.
Brandt
Eari
Jeffrey
Diane Cynthia Marvin
Dolan
Marybeth
A.
Jr.
Shoemaker
Theodore V. Konas
Paul T. Brazil
Timothy Craig May
Joseph J. Dominick
Clark L. Shuster
Thomas Joseph Brennan John J. Kurilla
Laura L. McAuliffe
Elizabeth Penman Spotts Mark John Dougherty
Penny Ann Kurisko
Steven J. Bright
Lance J. McCarty
Anthony J. Downey
Susan Elizabeth Spotts
Diane Marie Kurtz
Cart Robert Brosious
Melanie J. McCollum
Downs
B.
Christopher
Jean
Staaf
Susan
Anonymous
Craig D. Brosious
Debra Lee McGee
Norman Paul Eckley
Jerilyn S. Stebbins
Donna M. Kwiatkowski
Orrie L. Brown
Audrey
F. Metro
Edmiston
K.
Samuel
Stein
Nowell
Hilarie
Brian K. Lane
Ronnie Lee Bucher
Joseph P. Metro
Mary Ellen Ekberg
Steven Warren Styers
Linda Carol Lechner
Ronald C. Butford
Donald H. Elsenbaumer Jody Lee Millard
Sharon Louise Sullivan
William M. Leo
Anne Michele Burritt
Robert M. Miller
Susan Elizabeth Eunch
Alquin B. Swank
Denise Marie Levchak
James Louis Byrnes
Lawrence T. Mitchell
Finley
Beth
Mary
Taylor
Patti
Jo
Lisko
Lois E.
Virginia McNulty Byrnes
Richanj Henry Monaco
Fitzpalnck
Hoover
Bette
Anthony N. Tier
Kathy J. Lombardy
Vlacia 2. Campbell
Melanie P. Moore
Flick
Robert
John
Tomtishen
Fritz
Louise
Long
Cathy A.
John M. Cannon
Alicia Marie Sanders

Anonymous
Odene E. Campbell
Maria Cannon

II

Anonymous

Steven Thomas

Carolyn Joann

Price

Quinn

I.

III

K. Reitz

Paul A. Bnjtto

Budweg
James Budweg

Richard

Eris Marie B. Bunnell

Claudia Ashton Bush
Thomas C. Canfield

Lenore A. Cardoza
Gayle A. Carruthers

Cobb
Anonymous
Gail E.

Frank J. Cole Jr.
Margaret A. Columbus
George J. Coughlin

L. Sadvary
Mary Ann Sampson
Anita Gale Sanders
Woodrow L. Sanders

William F. Dalius

Carol M. Sauerzopf

Randy

Amy

Jablonski-Lipo

Debra M. Gonzalez
C. Michael Grasso
Margaret E. Gross
Kathy Ann Hallamore
Andrew F. Hasay
Elaine J. Hockenberger
Adrienne Teresa Hodulik

Ginter

Gerald R. Brazil

Douglas Thaddeus Post
Enoch T. Powell

Rutheriord

James Hogg

Nicholas Joseph Giuffre

Charles

F.

III

Barbara R.
Gail D.

Bartlett

Braithwaite

Diane Louise Richmond
Kathy A. Rodgers
Terese M. Rogers
Richard M. Rudock
Annette Marian

Frederick Cari Heller

Bruce Edward Boncal

Cynthia S. Phelan

Rebecca

Gregory A. Heaps

Jerry L. Bolig

Novellou S. Brayer

Leo

John Theodore Ambrose
George Antochy
Laura A. Antochy

F.

Laurie

Linda Gail Peterson

Cari D. Harraden
William R. Hartiine

Margaret Ann Moyer
Kathryn Mulhern

Michael David Mowery

Oussoren
Kenneth B. Pack

Laura Ellen Quick
Robert Thomas Quick
Lee Ann Quinn

R. Harian

Christopher

William A. Bailey

'

K. Gilpin

A.

Nitroy Jr.

Charies S. Novinskie
Christopher O'Connor

Gaughenbaugh

Jeanne Irene Adams
Donna Lynn Alderier
Sharon Gail Andrews

J.

Beahm

Harry M. Warren

Cari William

Richard Scott Frasso
Paul Russell Fruehan

Thomas James

Ann Bedford
John A. Behan
Anonymous

James Marvin
Pamela D. McCusker
Donna Lee McGIinn

Kathy Ann Predmore
Enwin Prutzman
Gregory Thomas Rada

Joann Marie Zeigler

Donna

Daniel Patrick Marchetti

David James Ylnger
Jill Yinger
Diane Elaine Zeiders

Janel Fransham

Nina Bangham Nitroy

Kathleen Frances

Donna

E. Franklin

Nicholas P. Nicholas

Michael E. Bartol
Cynthia L. Bartynski

Paulette P. Walker

Barbara Ann Pish

Jay

Michael J. Azar
Angela Rose Bachert

Donald Lee

Stephen Douglas Fox

Womer

Catling

L.

Moroz

Joan M. Viola
G. Dale Wagner

J.

Kathleen J, Field
Ann Marie Fogarty

Ann Wittman

Geoffery

J.

Debra Dianne Morris
Rhonda L. Murdock

Sharon Lee Francis

Enrique Velez
Scott Erikson Vercoe

Lynn Diane Wukitsch
John David Wyiie

Elizabeth

Carl Frederick

Deborah Ann Evert
Malen Gearinger Eyerly
Lynn Marie Fehnel
Mark Allen Fehnel

Francis

Diane Marie Flyte
Carol Mae I. Ford

Robert S. Twaddell

Debra Dean
Neuschwander
Cynthia Jayne Nicholas
Sharon Gettel Oltf
Joseph E. Petrovitz Sr.
Cathy E. Phillips

Beverly V. Wetering
Nancy Elaine Wicoft

Q-?—

Lundy
Robert E. Lynn
Carol Jean Lyons
Susan Anne Mannix
Daniel

Mary Ann Carolyn

Ron David Troy

Viottt

Julia A. Ludrof

Stuart

Charles Joseph Derenzis

Teixeira
J.

Timothy H. Long
Elizabeth Ann Lozosky

'

A.

Jerome Sedelmeyer

Gerard M. Seltzer

Mark A. Sevec
Mary Elizabeth Shinham
William D. Shupp
Sandra Moyer Smith
Perry W. Snyder
Jerome Mictiael Socha
Marybeth Soda
Kathryn Grace Sophy

Joseph Southerton
David M. Spishock
Faith

Ann

Stauffer

Daniel William Steel

Diane Eileen Strauss
Joseph J. Surdoval
Margaret M. Tarone
Mark Owens Thornton
Teresa Jane Thran

Anne Marie Tizio
Mary Tina Torsell
Joanne Uhing
Robert Elwood

Umbenhauer

Wendy

B. Upton
Barbara Anne Wagner
Robert Daniel Walp
Rita Alice
Patricia

Warren

Ann Washeleski

Jr.

Reid Davenport
Sandra B. Davis

Lu Ann

Day

L.
L.

Dietrich

Tammy

M. Delano
Kathleen M. Domenick
Paula Doran Abbey
Elizabeth A. Dougherty
Jeffrey P. Drumheller

Nancy G. Dupree
Deborah Lynne Elefante
Kelli L. Elsenbaumer
Steven R.

Ems

Jeffrey Alan Faust

Edwin H. Feather
Lois Ann Fedele
Mark R. Fedele

III

Janet E. Finn
Michael P. Flavelle

John D. Ford
Barbara C. Fortini
Patricia M. Fulton
Janet Karin Furniss
Carol B. Galli

Cindy A. German
Kathryn L. Ginter
David G. Girlon
H. Michael Goebel

Gary S. Golbitz
Robert Thomas Graham
Janet M. Granito
Kimberly H. Groner
Robert M. Hafner

Corey M. Waters
Mary E. Weckesser

Anonymous
George Edward Hamlen

Stephanie S. Weikel
Catherine Mae Welch
Beth Ann West

Deborah A. Hargraves
Pamela S. Hartzell
Leslie Lynne Hemeisey
Paul E. Hoffman
Sharon E. Holko
Sally Ann Houser
Peter J. Howatt

James A. Williams
Kathy Ann Winter
Mark Charies Wolfe
Bemadette Yazurio
Audrey Louise Zarkoski
Paul Andrew Zenyuh
Mary T. Zeveney

Dolores E. Hranitz
B. Lois Hueholt

Phoebe

A. Inch

Michael D. Jaggard

1980
Victoria A. Allien

Joan

J.

Janice

Andrews-Hagen
L. Antonicelli

Lynn G. Jeffery
Carol L. Johnson
Murray J. Johnson
Gail D. Jones

Jr.

Report
Margaret Ann Schol!
Marie B. Schubert

Dennis Michael Kane
Michael J. Karpinski

Renee Ann Kauffman
Carolyn F. Kaysen

Keams

Bartjara Sanzotto

Robert

James F. Kessler
Donna Lee Kinder

Anonymous
John A. Koser
Cynthia A. Kuhns

Dale

Scott B. Feinstein

D. Sertass

Shoemaker

Franklin J.

Sr,

Nancy R. Spangler
Mary A. Spitale
Susan B. St Clair
Ann Marie R. Stelma
Debra A. Sunjoval

Kohler

F.

Sarah M. Feather

Shaun

Constance B. Shope
Anonymous
Kalhy Ann Snyder

Edward Klepeisz
David

Victoria A. Seifred

RonaldT. Shoemaker

Kerris Jr.

J.

Fague
Donna Jean Feather

Philip E.

Kurzejewski
J. LaRuffa

Ann

Cheryl

Brian D. Fry

Leslie Lauver Nipple

Kathy

Gina M. Nizioiek

Teresa M. Bierwisch
Kenneth C. Black

Paul T. Nutaitis

Christopher E. Blackburn

Jeffrey R. Jenkins

Brenda

Debra

Karen Blackburn
Mary A. Blosky
Barbara J. Bohling
John W. Bolton II
Joseph P. Bosevich
Joseph A. Bowers

Debra E.
Johannes-Novak
DeborahBrandt Johnson
Qlbbes R. Johnson
Craig R. Jones
Lori A. Jones
Gregory Edward Kane

Thomas

Kano

Joseph

E. Flint

Allison D.

Watts
Cathleen M. Wiencek
Colleen A. Williams

Sandra J. Massaro
Debra M. Mayers
Pamela J. Maylath
Teresa M. Mazich
Thomas M. McCormick
Joanne E. McCoy
Deborah B. McKay
Melinda Kay McMaster

L

Michelle

Williams

William C. Williams

Jr.

Barbara Wilson
Cynthia Marie Womer

Ruth

T.

Yeager

Natoll

Paradis

L.

Kimberiee Ann Pavkovic
Jilt

C- Peirson

Rebecca Dersham

Thomas

Goc

Jill

Price

Price

J.

Karen Kelley Goede
Keith A. Gogel
Jean Marie Golomb
James F. Grimes Ml

Stacey Ann Privette
Lee Radke
Monica L Reilly
Diana L. Renko

Toni Marie Griseto

Duane

James

Betty Jane

Gross Jr.
John C. Gross
Daniel T. Guzenski
H.

Pamela

Suzanne Bratlee
William F. Brennan

Vickie

L.

L.

Terri L. Springer

Christine 0. Chester

Deanna K. Kerstottor
Cathy Ann Kesslor

J.

Kile

Deborah A. Stefanlsko
Roger Dean Stetler
John D. Sumner
Douglas E. Taylor
Karen Murphy Tedesco

L. Kile

Laura T. Tenaglla

Wendy

Joann M, Mischianti
Lorie L. Mitchell

Mary

Christine Terese

Haupt

Gail A.

Schellhammer

Henzy

Robert

L.

Deborah Diane Cranford

Robert M. Krajci

Byron P. Shaw Jr.
Jo Ann B. Shayhorn
Douglas E. Sheats

Leslie V. Crosley

Kristopher A. Kronz

Rhonda

Crum-Sweely
Raymond Henry

Donna M. Krioger
Anonymous

Robin

Michael

Daniel P. Lafferty

William R, Vandellnde

Teresa LaForgIa
Michelle A. Latshaw
Daniel Lochnor
Jennifer L. Lorcho

Anthony J. Varano
Karon L. Vogol

Anonymous

James

Hughes

James

C. Puderbach

Susan M. PudertDach

Craig Allen Diehl

Anne Marie Lezynskl

Michael

A Waslelczyk

Catherine C. Kaiser

Gary Dean Snyder
Joann Marie Snyder
Thomas A. Snyder

Theodore

Jennifer G. Lyden

Anno

Wondol

Vicky A. Lysek

Gaylo Anne Wenhold

Bilotta

Ross G, Bratlee
Rebecca R. Brodt
Hilary J. Brown
David M. Bulzoni
Bnjce J. Burcaw
Frank James Burgess
Valerie Ann Burgess
Katherine A. Burnjs
Brian T, Callahan
Kathleen R. Caputo
D. Cari

Janet

L.

Casey

Cavalier

Anonymous

Gerald Harold Cohoon

Quinn
Quinn
Mark A. Raynes

Frank J. Coll
Kathleen Susan Coll

J.

L.

Carole Y. Rein
Kristine 0. Ringhoffer

Mark

N. Ritter

Gregory S. Rodgers

Ann C. Roslevich
Anonymous
Edward Schellhammer
Mark Charles
Schoenagel
John Schol!

Leslie

Updegrave

Charies G. Smith

Joseph A. Celin
Laurie Ann Chlumento

Denise

Umber
L.

Linda Lee Jones

F. Bielefeld

William K. Pursel

James

DAIessio

B, Ulrich

E,

Douglas

Eileen M.
Jr.

Lori L.

Jelstrom-Alston

Roger

Malinda Price
Raissa A. Prus
E.

Richard W. Kowkor

Richard C. Berg

E.

Jackson

Ernest F. Jackson

Tracey A.

Lisa

Anonymous

Jr.

Andrew Wesley Shicora
Cynthia L. Shipman
Mark D. Shipman
Patricia L. Shoener

Deborah

Nora Ann Boyko
Lydia K. Boynton
Barbara L. Bradley

Margaret P. Piper
Robert D. Pletchan
Roxanna M. Pletchan

Settelen

L.

Geraldine A. Shetlle

B. Huntley

Mariann

Pillot

Thomas

Jessica Shand

Homcheck

A.

Richard Douglas Hoot

David N. Kaswandik

Howard Andrew

Elizabeth A,

Peggy

Carl Gustave Borkland

Karen Peterman
Christopher J. Peterson
Stephen E. Phillips

C. Kooring

Timothy M. Tkach
Lucy Ann B. Turner

Anonymous

Laurie A. Peiffer

Lisa

John

Ann Marie

Parasida

Compton

Dolores A. Higgins

Donald F. Nerdig
Malcolm 8. Neilon
Margaret Neilon
E.

Schwab

Patricia A.

Jeffrey F.

Lisa

Kerrigan

Coyne
Anonymous

Joseph M. Patti
Maureen Kenna Patti
Walter N. Pawlowski

Sninsky

Carole A. Kershetsky

Patricia L.

Musselman

Slzer

J.
L.

Sheila E, Carter

1981
Francesco Aceto Jr.
Linda Anne Aceto
Robert John Acor
Anthony P. Amedei Jr.

Brian R.

Cheryl

Kathleen M. Rosen
Michael W. Rotelle III
Michele Diane Russell

Ann Mease
Janice L. Melmed

Anonymous
W. John Bamett
Mary J. Baumann

A. Shorlall

Patricia L. Keller

Jon E.
Karen

Brenda J. Monick
John R. Moyer

Dawn

Scott David Slmklns

Kevin

Jr.

Jeffrey L. Kile

Baker-Johnson

Rhonda J. Seebold
Rebecca Jean Shannon
Ann Robin Share

Cathleen B. Carney

Mary Therese Conroy
Brenda W. Conway

Esq.

Rosalie Schweitzer

Ann Rice

Ruth A. Santangelo

L. Mixell

C. Schreck

Jeffrey S. Ringhoffer

Anonymous

Michael

Scarpati

L.

Somers
Ann Somers
Randall B. Spence

Keen

David D. Zinkler

Ellen

Kathleen Savltts

Carol P.

Kelly

Robert A. McMullin III
Charles L. Meachum

Elaine K. Miller

Kevin A. Rothbard
Janice Y. Salwockl

Cynthia G, Karchner
Charles L. Kamos II

Michael C. Connell

Richard S. Menniti

Louis D. Rosetti

Frank J. Breslln Jr.
Frank H. Brooks

Joseph G. Santangelo

L,

Roberts

L.

Susan O, Rogutski

Hyde

Heather Ann Harrison
Debra A. Han/ey
David E. Hassrick
Roberta

B. Riggi

Cheryl

Hummer

L.

J.

Ida R. Reilly

Jane

Carol A. Hromlsin
Richard H. Huff

Bernocco

Rauenzahn
Rawle

Jeffrey R.

Ann Budd
Thomas E.Campbell

Jodie

Hammond

Patricia A.

Renko
Reymer

A.

W, Bemhard

Glenn A. Hoffman
Lori A. Horosky
Kelly A. Howatt
Joseph Hewlett

Walter Thomas Zabicki
Robert J. Zarkoski
Cathleen A. Zentgraf

Alice

S. Potts

William P. Prichett

Patrick G.

Nancy

Flanagan

Dale E. Malott Jr.
Gary G. Mammele
Nancy Marie Manley

Walsh

John

Tanya

Phillips

Pollnsky

J.

Lisa

P.

Michael A.

L.

Catherine M. Hoffman

Frank

Jetfry S. Nielz

James

Laurie G. Vercoe

Denise

Sharon W.

Thomas W.

Linda S. Figanj

Ann Medeiros Varga

Louis M. Vannicola

Anderson

J.

Michael C. Ariz

Susan M. Helwig
Nancy K. Herman
Rene G. Hoagland
Maureen E. Hobson
William D. Hobson

Debra S. Ford
Kevin R, Ford

Eileen Ferrari

Marsha A. Linn
Pamela Ann Lockwood
Francis T. Maloney

Tomcavage
William W. Truckenmiller

Debra

I

Adams

Laurie N.

B. Baker
Laureen Louise Baldwin
Jon C. Bardsley
Thomas J. Basar Jr.
John K. Bell
Denise D. Berg

Janet

F.

1982

Morohovech

Gregory S. Lawrence
Dennis Leighow
David M. Lescinski

Loretta F. Sutcliffe

Paula A. Mix
Scott R. Mix
Stacey L. Mixell
Helen Lukachko

Chesley Ann Moroz
Lee F. Mueller
Janey Lynne Murphy
Marianne S. Murray
Sandra J. Murray

Fenstermaker

Dennis M. Fuhrman
Carey Lynne Gates
Susan E. Geiger
Robert Charles Gennaria
Robert E. Gilgannon
Karen M. Girton

E.

Vincent

'

Thomas

J. Collis

Kevin R. Crosley
Lorie M. Cudwadie
W. Gail E. Curiand
Linda M. Deitrich
Theresa A. Deverter
Susan M. DiBuono
Barbara A. Diestelow
F.

Frederick Divalerio

Brad Culten Dixon
Deanna M. Drick

Anne Kelshaw

Nanette S. Keys
Andrew R. King
Frank J, Konschnik

Robert T. Spezialetti

Gregory S. Kovalick

Pamela

H. Kratzer

Thomas M. Kresch
Jeffrey D.

Paula

Jr.

Krill

F. Krisa

Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
Pamela Jayne Tomko
Todd O. Trach
Sandra S, Tracy
Mary M. Troutman
Upton
Dennis C. Velas

F. Jean Kuhl
Timothy Alan Latshaw
Constance D. Lawrey

Jilliann

Anonymous

Richard Stanley

Sheri A. Lippowitsch

Marsha

J.

Long

Ann Lyman
James Maynard Lyman
Carol

Randall

J.

Mackenzie

MacNeal
Carmen M. Maloney

Judy

L.

Mashett
Gloria J. Mastracchio
John L. Maturani
Francis

J.

Elizabeth A.

Joanne

Mays

McCall

McCloskey
H. McGarry

Kevin

Amy

L.

J.

Susan

T.

Vincent

Walewski
Carol

Wall

L.

Cathy U. Walls
Theresa S. Walsh

Calvin H. Delnlnger

Jr.

Dennen
Deslmone

Elizabeth H.

Robert A.

Karen

DeStefano

T.

J.

Oinsmore

Raymond J. Distaslo Jr.
Kathleen Ann Divalerio
Gregory R. Downey

Joan M. Mahoney

Doreen Drack

Wendy

Ellen Hollls Drexler

Terry A. Malick

Nancy E. Ellis
Jean M. Fadule

Dale

Catherine-Mann

L.

Fagan

Dawn Spohrer

Fowler

Bruce E. Frank
Carol P. Franklin

Maureen R.
Walsh- Rodgers
Jamie L. Waters
Elizabeth Ann Wells
Christine F. Whalen

Lorraine K. Franzetti

Wiest
Jacqueline K. Winey

Brian T. Greenberg

Daniel

J.

Wendy J. Woolcock
Anne

C. S.

Michael

J.

Wozniak
Yavorchak

J. Galli

Marshall A. Geiger

David L Gillis
Michael John Grady

Thomas

A. Groff

Mary F. Gross
Nancy L. Gross

James

D. Hallinan

Hallock

Maks

L.

McCatforty

Lessie A. McDonnell

Michael

Fagan
William G. Feduchak
Mark Fenstermaker
Matthew W. Figard
Edward A. Fiorvanli
Jon Vincent Fortunate

C,

Mabus

E. Maustetler Jr.

Brian

Jeffrey S.

Francis

Albert Charies

J.

McGeohan

William H. McNett

John

F.

Brett A.

Mockes

Jr.

Mecktey

Kathleen E. Miller

Steven M. Miller
John W. Moller
Lynne M. Moller
Kevin B. Moore
Susan E. Mullen
John A. Murtin
Karen B. Musselman
Karrie S, Myers
Mark J. Neach
Glenn A. Newman

Alice E. Melchiore

Christopher R. Zentgraf

Lois

Eileen M. Miller-Wright

Christina M. Zerte

William P. Harte

Paige

Timothy G. Hartzell

Jean Royer Peake

Jeffrey A. Mitchell

Noel Scott
Randall

Todd

Yoh
Young

L.

A.

Zamonas
Zimmerman

Cynthia A.

Karon

E.

1983
Diane M. Amodel
Denise 1. Antollk
Malcolm E. Arter Jr.
Annette M.
Ashcroft- Warner

Joni D. Baker

Stephen A. Barbella
Priscilla M. Barnes

Raymond

R. Bennett

Kim Marie Bent

Richard D. Betteriy
Elizabeth M. Blasgen

Kevin A. Hargreaves
Harris

Wood
Wood

Leslie B,

Kenneth J. Norton
Joseph R. Nugent
Joanne L. Ochs
Gina M. Onushco

Michael

Ann

West

L.

Dennis R. Williams
Barbara A. Wllllard
Dorothy J. Wilson
Alice M. Womer

William G. Bent

Donald R. Yazurio

J.

Carol

P.

Andrew W. Nichols
Doreen J. Norton

Wayne

Yonkelowitz

Susan Lynne Walter

Anonymous

Gregory R. McHugh
Rosemary M. Meier

T.

111

Anonymous

Holly L.

Opsomer

E. Paries

Mary Ann Benyo

George Scott

Blyler

Kelly M. Bolton

Barbara L. Bonenberger
Paula Amrick

Boughtwood
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Report
Judith M. Brazil

Katharine Ruth Hunt

Amy

Karen
Karen

J.

Imbody

P.

Susan

E.

James
James

Carole

L. Jeckell

Broxlon

L.

Tamara

Bryant

L.

Bush
Scott R. Campbell
Karen Caparro
Eugene F. Carter Jr.
Diana

L.

Ann M. Case
Brian J. Case

Tamok Celin

Gwyn

E. Clark

Steven A. Clark

Anonymous
Joseph H. Cloran
Gayle Ann Cobb
Terry A. Conrad

Jr.

Corcoran

J.

Frank R. Cosner

Jr.

Cowher
Martin A. Coyne
Gregory J. Cunningham
Linda M.

Frank D. Dangelo

Don

C. Davis

Jon E. Deininger
Gina Marie Demchyk
Maria D. Demerly
Kay E. Dennison
Dianne E. Diehl
David George Dix
George J. Dombroski
Cathy W. Dowd
Anthony J. Duran
Theresa M. Dutcher
Joseph A. Ellis
Elizabeth A. Emert
Robert L. Emert II
Kevin L. Ernes
Anne M. Episcopo
David R. Evans
Susan A. Evans
Elaine Everett

Susan L. Fadule
Rose Marie Farquharson
Vickie Lee Felnstein

Daniel E. Fisher

Cheryl

Ann

Stephen

F.

L.

Susan

J.

Dinsmore

Elaine M. Kaswandik
Michael M. Keller

Kenneth J. Scharfenberg

James

J,

Dorin

Karen A. Kelley
Sharon R. Kello

Sue Nye Scharfenberg

J.

Lisa M. Schlueter

Jane Ann Seislove

Koncz
Kathleen A. Kowker
John R. Kraske
Pamela K. Kraske
Steven John Kunisky
Susan E. Hicks Kunisky
Nancy Ann Lansberry
Lynn M. Lansdowne

Debra Ann Shah
Donald K. Shinton

Karen

Lorraine D. LaraNetto

Wimmer Lauser

Carol

Crystal S.

Lease

Lydia

Marjorie A.

Singley

J,

David W. Smalstig
Douglas Bradley Smith
Jeffrey Alan Smith\

Anonymous
Spampinato
A. Staub

Philip J.

Patricia

Jr.

Superdock

Sypawka
Donna J. Tasselmyer
Susan Ann Thieme
Stephanie M. Tomaino

Lentz

J.

Steven K. Lindenmuth

James Lithgow
Lisa R. Lithgow

Ronald D. Lockwood
Sue Ann Long
Sharon L. Lubas

Jr.

Cheryl A. Lukasiewicz
Elizabeth A. Lyons

Mary

Magazzu

F.

T.

William

L. Mannix
Ronald R. Marcucci

Judt

Brenda Lyn Truhe
Deborah J. Trump
Edward Christoph Ulicny
Carol Lynn Usnik
Karen L- Vandrew
Michele M. Vogt
Steven Lee Wallace
Margaret L. Waslelczyk
Michelle T.

Whalen

1984

MichaelJ. Mirra

Ellen F. Adier

Sandra M. Morrash

Kim

Elaine M. Nearing

Darryl

David

Nolte

L.

Patricia E. Nosovitch

Kathleen

W.

Atherholt

Suzanne M. Hartshorne

Patricia A.

Thomas

Eric D. Pettis

Anne

S. Hauprich

Sharon

E.

Haupt

Lori B.

Peterson

Cathy

Susan

Pamela

Marlene Mary Prince
Theresa M. Racek

Kevin R. Hohl

Gail Gerberich Rarick

Hohn
Carolyn K. Hohne

Donna A. Reese
Todd M. Renner

Richard Scott Hollinger

Shelly J. Ressler

Suzanne M. Hollinger
Lynne T. Homiak
David A. Hough
Kim M. Huff

Michael R. Richardson

Shelley P.

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Walter William

Carole K. Phucas
Timothy J. Pinkowski
A. Plunkett

Kathleen

Stitz

Prajzner

Jonathan V. Riesberg
Sherrie M. Risberg
James D. Robison Jr.

D. Reilly

Neil L. Renaldi

Renn

Repoley

L.

Kathryn

Rex
Reymer

L.

BilskI

Melissa H. Brandt
E. Brelsford
J.

Woodrow

Brosky
J. Bussenger
Busteed

Karen M. Bushspies
Mary Busteed
Ruth A. Byeriy
Debbie J. Carabini
Debra A. Casey
Joseph T. Cawley Jr.
Michael E. Chuss
Patrick Michael Clark

Scott P. Righter

Bartiara S. Dalious

Donald B. Roberts Jr.
Penny M. Roberts
Eileen M. Roth
Pamela S. Roth
Linda O. Runnels
Joanne M. Sands
Brian M. Schlupp
Janet F. Schneider

Lorrie A.

Hassenplug
Hepner
Heydt

T.

A.

Linda A. Hoertz
Keith D. Horlacher

Deborah

A.

Beth A. Johnston

Johnston

Patricia J.

Jones

E.

Anonymous
Michael

Cominsky

F.

Day

Larry D. Kemmerer
Amber M. Kenney

Koch
Nancy Lynn Krueger
Richard Alan Kuczawa
Lisa Stephens

Paulo Eduardo LaraNetto
Sandra L. Lazo
Nancy J. Leahy
Eric A. Lefkof

Suellen E. Lewis

Susan T. Lewis
Jane E. Lockwood
Theresa L. Loeh
Sabrina K. Lucas
Jacqueline Lundy
William

Lutzko

J.

Karen M. Massey
Helen R. McBratnie

McGarry
McGarry
Craig Charies McGinnis
Carole

L.

B.

Kelly S. Dietrich

Patricia

I.

Kenneth L. Dodson
Joseph T. Dowd

Anonymous
Peter J. Mehr

Robert D. Dnjckenmiller

Marvin

Tammy

Lucy F. Messersmlth
David W. Miller
Debra S. Miller

Patricia Dewitt

L.

Drumm

L.

McGinnis

Meneeley

Carol A. Seidel

Lori J. Miller

Barbara Ann

Matthew

Susan Marie

Scott

L.

Seyfried-Schultz
Laurel A. Shaffer

Ann Sherman

William A.

Anna M.

Erdman
Evans

T.

III

Faiat

Jones-Babyak
F. Jubon
Brenda J. Kahley
Kimberly A. Kearney

Peter C. Stusser

Cameron B. Smith
Anonymous

Linda R. Fegley
Daniel Paul Fickes

Harvey M. Smith
Margareta M. Smith
Laurie Ann Snyder

Roy

Anne Somers

E. Finck Jr.

111

Miller

L. Moffit

Monteverdi

J.

Moore
Moore
Patrick T. Moran
James S. Morgan
Helen

L.

Patricia S.

II

Mulhem

Beth R.
L.

Hilary Phelps Fisher

John R. Fletcher

Karen
Peter

Debra M. Skinner

Lori

Mark Murphy

Steven C. Nearing
Robin Lynn Neve

Stacey Ann Foust
Ann Freed
Ruth Ann B. Fulton

Kelly J.

Deborah A. Stoudt

Craig A. Funt

Sandra

Deborah Ann Kresch

Kathleen Stover
Miriam Stroh

Rita A. Pagnotto

Michael

Angela M.

John Alfred Gasink
James C. Golden
Martha Tucker Goldner

Kruczek
Toni Lynn Kruczek
Stanley F. Kucewicz
Joel S. Kunkel III

Joseph

J.

D. Lakitsky

Bradley C. Larson

Basil

K. Storch

Stull

John Temchatin

Terri

Newgarde

Brenda

S. Nichols

Lisa A.

Niemann

J. O'Brien
Michael S. Overs

Lisa

Anne Palmisano

Stanley

Jeannine A. Thibault

Catherine Golomb
Janet Helen Gray

Todd

Todd

J. Grinaway
Gregorys. Guerrieri

Gwen Cressman

Sally Guerrieri

Keith E. Peterson

David C. Hall
Carol S. Ham

Jill

A.

Thomas

Tier

Jr.

Manning

Joanna

Jennifer A.

Khan

Sharon R. Kauffman

Keith M.

Glenn A. Faulkner
Paula L. Feger
Randy H. Feger

Zahira S.

Chariene Marie Kanaskie
Richard L. Kanaskie
David P. Karpinski

Brenda L. Eckrote
Cindy K. English
Susan K. Eppley

Ruby

C. Kontostathis
Kimberly K. Krajci

Ann Berirand

Donna E. Boorse-Fabius

Anne E. Hayward
Susan M. Meckel
Roberta Ann Hellman
Beth Ann Hess

James

April

Bender

E.

Elizabeth

Richard A. Bluis

Phipps

Lisa M. Burghardt

Michael Piombino

Lorna

Luanne

Peake

H.

Pasko
Payne

Scott A. Koehler

Peter

James

F.

Lisa

Thomas

Pavlish

Paula A. Panzitta

Brown
Linda S. Brown
Marianne K. Brown
Noreen M. Buck
B.

Ann Marie Coyle

P.

Inch

L.

A. Johnston

James

Dianne K. Reynolds
Louise J. Reynolds

Mary
Mary
John

Peggy
Nancy

Linda A. Olivola

Lisa A. Haberstroh

Hartman

Hoyt

J.

Barbara E. Knecht

Martin A.

Diane R. Hartsough

Homung

Alan

Karin S. King

Shari L. Gross

Gail B.

Lisa C.

Glenn T. Bromley
Sandra E. Brower

Jill

Beverly S. Hand
Cherisse M. Harris

Steven M. Horn

Cindy Sue Norman
Kimberly Jean Ofdrati

Margaret K. Green

Luther M. Hager

Susan M. Hawke
David John Henwood
Teni Lorene Hess

Loretta K. Ketchen

Scott A.

Greenman

Harabin-Hillman
Christopher J. Hardinger

Kerry S. Boll
Daniel P. Bower

Tina M. Souders

Cheryl R. Pasukinis
J.

Mary Etien Nagy
Mary Ann M. Nelson
George A. Neuhauser
Karen M. Nilson

Anne M. Kochinsky

Debbie J. Gregorowicz
Stacy J. Gross

L. Nutall

K. Oliver

Beth Anne Batturs
Rebecca J. Becker
Terence C. Benham
Lynn L. Boenzli

Shari A. Myers

Robert A. Gerenza
Barbara Ann Giannini
Elizabeth S.

Armstrong

K.

Cynthia Louise Mueller

Michelle R, Klinedinst

Cherisse M. Bean Harris
D. Becker
Jacqueline A. Bencker

Kent A. Hatt

Gehman

Susan

Antoinette Ban-

Curtis R. Keller

Amy

R. Hartsough

Gannis

E.

Lisa A. Antonelli

Jeffrey B. Ban-

Melissa M. Bakeman
Carol A. Bath

David E. Gray

Hagmann

Sue

1985

Mary A. Moyer

Susan K. Pope
Pamela S. Rebbert

Cynthia M.

Zimmerman-Harkins

Alfred G. Mueller

Kathleen B, Gallagher

Thomas

E. Andrusisin

Morris

L.

Todd

Michele L. Miller
Robert A. Minninger

Ann

Anonymous

Donna Zimmerman

Miller

Kelly

Denise D. Fry

Hudimac
Gloria J. Jean
Dianne R. Johansen

Miller

Wendy S.

Nancy Ann Miller
Monte K. Mingle
John B. Moffit
Mary M. Monseau

Victoria A. Fry

Karen L. Winner
Marc T. Winter
Robin K. Winter
Sandra L. Workman
Kathleen M. Yarem
Charies K. Zartman
Steven K. Ziegler

W.

Rita D. Middleton

Darlene

McCloskey
Maureen E. McDonald
L.

Paula Kay Young

Elizabeth E. Fronk

Thomas

Valerie

R. Louis Mickley

McNulty

A.

Alice Merritt

Kristine M.

Rochelle R. Mausteller

A. Williams

Donna M. Michalizysen

Michael D. Williams
Sabrina Williams
Melanie B. Wiscount

Jean
Jane

Mark S. Eyer
Denise M. Fanella
Donna Jane Fehr
Diane Marie Ferster

Diane K. Williams
Sharon M. Williams

Lorraine

Patricia R.

Evans

M. Christopher Maron
David P. Mathews

Lynne Elizabeth

Graham

Melanie A, Edenholm

Dana

Anonymous
Anonymous

Virginia E.

Sandra Lynne Eckart

II

Jacqueline A. Strenkoski

Janice T. Lessman

Penelope Sue Downey
Joanne Mary Duffey
Glen Patrick Duffy
Bonnie Ann Dunay

Christopher G. Shipe

David

Catharine E. Miller

Gordner
Grady

Settelen

L.

E. Diehl

David E. Dupert
John F. Duvernois
Cynthia Ebling

Richard Leet

Colleen McGuIre

K.

Kathy

L.

David K. Gallagher

Lorl D.

M. Schiller

Kochlnsky
Jeanette M. Koller
J.

Foedisch

Kathy B. Giorgio
Timothy J. Gooch

L.

Jr.

Iris

Anonymous

Susan

Shelley

Tina Kistler

Gary

Anonymous

Galli

Jr,

Thomas

Jones

Fitzpatrick

R. Gilford

Daryanavardan
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Parks

David

A. Fitzgerald

Elizabeth Glassford

OhI

E,

Rebecca

Anne

Matthew

L,

Margaret M. Faust
Lisa M. Fenstermacher
Suzanne L. Feudale

Michael W. Williams

Mark Ott
Lynn M. Painter
Brenda M. Parise

Ann

Dougherty

B.

Michael G. Willard
Kristen M. Williams

O'Hearn
Sandra L. Odonnell

Teresa A. Oliver
Donna M. Osmun

Kerry

Dimmick

Katrina

Korene R. Wile

Julie P.

D.

John M.

Jeffrey C. Reiterman

Stefanie E. Nester
Jill

Melody A. Bowersox
Michael R. Boyer

III

Jennifer Botch

Gail R. Erickson

Darcie

Morgan
Motze

Christopher Bower

Robin R. Kemmerer
R. Nicole Kent
Robin L. Kingston
Gwendolyn M. Kirkner

Alice K. Stauffer

Anonymous

Mitzel

Nancy
Nancy

Michele M. Ermilio

L.

Dimm

Darcie A. Kelsey

Black

Boardman
Bodnar

T.

Kristine A.

Gary W.

Brian

Eisenhuth

Dilks

L. Piccirilli

Charies C. Plankenhorn
Elizabeth A. Possinger
Michelle D. Powell
Brenda C. Prabhakar
Douglas L. Propst

L.

M. Spong
Richard C. Stahl
Anthony M. Starego
Alicia

Gloria Irene Mitch

Anonymous
J.

J.

Jean Gekoskie
Deborah Ann George
Sharon K. Getty

McDonnell
McElhlney

P.

Pamela Corson-Faill
Joan M. Coyle
Kevin R. Crane
Amelia Cuba

Einwechter

James

L. Derricolt

David A. Weaver

Kevin

Mertz

J.

Joanne

Loretta Shell Gangaware

L.

Tracey Ann Dechert
Jay F. Dedea
Saundra L. Demko
Lisa M. Eastwood

Deck

D.

Cindy Anne Dedert

Renee Anne Wamser

Michael

Daras

John

Theresa A. Frascino
Edward J. Frayne

Linda

Dacey

Christine

John

Margaret A. Waldron
Georgine T. Wallers

Karen A.
Bonnie L. Comellus

Elizabeth E.

Leigh A.

Jenifer M. Martini

Lisa A.

Gail Elizabeth

Bonrta

Christopher R. Parise

Todd

Michelle V.

Cutlllo

Karen A. OhI

Crystal D. Davis

Anonymous

Lotsis

Edward

Cobb
Coleman

Sherri L. Davidson

Kevin M. Mahar

Drew

Cynthia R. Lyons

Kevin Cecco

Chesonis

Sneldman

Claire A. Maitski

Jill

Cheryl A. Mazer

L.

L.

Rebecca Etta Stelner
Todd Sullivan
Michelle M. Tinman
Colleen L. Todd
Ruth Ann Tshudy
Deborah A. Tulone

Leavenworth
Ellen Lewis
R.

David M. Carrell
Joseph A. Catanzaro

Amy

Rebecca

Angela D. Sorclnelli
Shelley Lynn Spencer
Marie J. Spengel
Angela L. Spinner
Dolores A. Splane

'

Aschman

Atherton

J. Avery
Lee Ann M. Balon
Joann N. Barietta

JodI

L.

Hennion

Susan HIckey
L. Hile
L. Hill

Muffly

Debra L. Namey
Ralph J. Nardell

Kathryn M. Peters

Randi A. Piascik
Steven M. Piascik
Beth N. Pickford

James

D. Pilla

Lisa M. Hoffman

Maureen Ann Polakowski

Mary C. Hogan
Robyn D. Houck
Aaron J. Hughes

Robert

Eileen T. Bayley

Ann Hunsicker
Daphne Ann Huss
Marie Y. James

Elizabeth A. Bayley

Ellen A.

Stephanie J. Bedosky
Melinda L. Bender
Deborah L. Bentz
Anjna Beri
Bethany J. Bickel

L.

Nagy

Lori

Janus
Lara Johnson
Eileen L Johnson-Shrey
Robert E. Kagarise
Kappel

Lori S.

Lisa A.

Kelm

F.

Pursel

Jr.

Eduardo A. Ramos
Douglas B. Rapson
Andrea L. Reiterman
Joanne M. Rhoads

James

C. Roberts

Susan

E.

Romanosky

Gregory W. Romig
Denise R. Route
Karia

J.

Thomas

Rush
R.

Jacqueline

Sacoman
Sassaman

L.

Report
Sawka

Linda M.

Heather E. Bodine

John M. Schaefer

Becky

Dawn

Lisa

Grow Bonshock
Randy W. BoHs

Schaffer

L.

Kerry R. Schaffer

Michele

L.

J. Bollinger

Schuler

Judi

Bowman

L.

^

Darlene A. Johnson
David M. Jones

Walter R. Scheel
Ann M. Schermick

Karen E. Kaufer
Michael L. Kauffman

Jennifer E.

Lisa R. Scott

Charlynn M. Conaway
Christine M. Conroy

Richelle E. Kegarise

Sheila E. Smith

Jennifer E. Correll

Roni A.

Heidi E. Boyer

Christine M. Ketner

Denise E. Sewell

Corinne A. Brett
Meredith E. Buch

Lori L.

Mario M. Klassen

Barry N. Spantal

Anne

Bucha
Barbara A. Budwash

Shawn

Thomas

Kost

Michael

Tracy A. Bussom
Carolyn A. Butcher
Kim M. Campbell

Lisa A. Kroboth

Sandra

Susan

Brian S. Carling

Karen M. Lagreca
Holly A. Lambert
Jill C. Lechner
Amy G. Lewis
Gregory S. Lewis

Denise D. Carr

Cynthia A. Lombard

Anonymous

Jennifer A. Loughlin

Mary C. Shade
Sharon A. Shanahan
Roberta A. Sheaffer

James

P. Shevlin

Chris A. Shultz

L

Paul

Singley

Wendy

Campbell
Duane A. Carey

Nichole D. Smith

Sheraton L. Smith
Caria M. Snyder
Carol Snyder
Greta L. Snyder
fvlarcie M. Snyder
Michael L. Snyder
Richard D. Sparks

Speece
Jill M. Springman
Mary A. Sproule
Eric R.

Lisa S. Stackhouse

Michelle M. Stauffer
Christine M. Sleeker

James M. Stepanski

B.

Jr.

Paul P. Stucker

Kenneth Styer

Donna M. Sutton
Lynn M. Swetnam

L.

Nancy

Umstead
Vandeusen

A.

Lorna D. Veglia
Kathleen E. Waiko
Lori A.

Dean

Wampole

Michelle N. Edllng

Cari A. Lyon

David M. Torrey

Andrew

Stephen

Vincent P. Menichelli

Cynlhia M. Widltz

Karen A. Mergel

Julie L.

Michael Dennis

Edward A. Miller
Marc D. Miller
Susan A. Misiewicz

Gloria D.

David

Kelly D.

Karen

Karin S. Cressman
Joanna Dee Crouse

Kelly L. Truett

Trump

Deanne

Melissa N. Locke
ErlcC. Lovely

Ronald M. Coronitl
Daun L. Corse
Susan L. Crane
Michelle M. Creola

Welskerger

L.

Werner
Weston

Heidi L.

Ernest

J,

Kimberly A. Wetherhold

Joseph White

Kerry A. Dunbar

William

Sharon

Noaker
Noelle Novak
Thomas W. Nurse
Michael S. O'Hara

Erin A.

L.

Diane

Joseph H. Geles

Sean C. GImeno
Anonymous

Christine K.

1991

Donna M. Adgie
Michael A. Albanese

Kimberly A. Gray
Jo Anne G. Green

Bronwyn J. Queen
Matthew T. Quigley

John

Melissa A. Greene

Kerri

Bahr
Barbara A. Barnes

LeeAnn Hains

Thomas

Mary E. Barnes
Stephen J. Barry
Kris Ronald Bautsch
Nancy E. Beglin
John J. Belaski

Barbara A. Hall Jr.
Charles L. Harman
Lydia M. Heiser

L.

Andronis

Kristina

Carol A. Bentlage

Berger
Helen M. Bertges
Kelli L.

Catherine B. Bill
David Bingman

Ruth Bishop
Beth A.
Brian

Bitler

W. Blickensderfer

Eileen A. Blozen

Lara

J.

Halenda

John C. Hersh
Kathy L. Hoffman
Lee E. Hollenbach

Hotham
Susan G. Hotham
Sherri A. Hower
Laura L. Hudson
Suzanne E. Hutnick
Joseph R. Jackson
Scott D,

Vicki A.

James

Tina M. Johns

Michele

L.

Heather S. Perclval
Richard T. Priestman
Patricia M. Rail

Ann Boop

L.

Brooks

J.

Cassano

Joseph A.

Debra Hubal
Jason J. Hudak
Suzanne M. Hulme
Sandra S. Izer
Mark P, Jobes
David M. Johns
Eileen M. Jones
Laura G. Jones
Shelley A. Jones
Jennifer A. Kaffka

Castrogiovanni
Anetia M. Cera

Michael

J.

Kenney

Nazzaro
Nouhard

Lori A.

Todd

A.

Gary T. Womelsdorf
Mlng-Hslung Wu
Christine A. Yerkes
Marilyn A.

Yocum

1993

Chang
Chang
Chin Tlon Huang
LI

Hul Fang Lee

Ben Yuan

Lin

Dana Rapson
C. Todd Retchart

Grace

Michael R. Relgel

Shun Hua Lu
Matthew A. Schultz
Ling Fang Tseng
Joseph G, Tyson
Anderson Yang
Linda Young

Michele M. RIne
Lisa M. RItt
L, Robblns
Timothy M, Ronan
Connie M. Ross

Cynthia

Carol

L.

Lin

Ju Tang Liu

Sands

Powlus

Preziosi

Parents

Lynn Rapp
K.

Rauch

Mehdi Razzaghi
Gary A. Reigle
Laura J. Reilly
Noreen M. Reisser
Renee E. Remington
Richard S. Remington
Frank
Lisa

Scot M. WIsler

Caroline M. Houseknecht

Erik B. Binder

Cynthia

Michele S. Zaiudek

Diane M. Wilson

Tsun

Charles S. Carroll

Barbara A. Pizzoli
Michael S. Pompei
Eric M. Potocsky

Moyer

L.

Valerie A. Pedrlanl

Andrea K.
Diane B. Berger

Toby W. Pepper

Michelle T. Yost

Gayle

Kelly L. Williams

JIng Ping

Anonymous

Beth Furman
Benjamin C. Garrison
Zohreh Garrousian

Mohr

Christy M. Williams

Julie E. Parry

Lisa E. Paul

Amy

A.

Mowder

Wescoe

Jennifer H.

James R. Hlle
Chad R, Holdren

Scott L. Frederick

James W. Wood
Carolyn R. Yohey

L. MIrablte

Battin

J.

L.

Jeffrey S. Willmot

Thomas A. Peters
Dawn M. Petriello

E. Miller

Anne

Wellkonlch

Baum
Bauman

Franklin

Michele

Maria A. Bosack

L. Freireich

Elizabeth

Christine A. Zazzarino

Tanya

Laurie A. Fritz

MIchalok

Johanna M. Nolan
Frederlcke J. Oakos
Robert L. Oneal

Angela

Hara

E.

Weaver

Welrback

Dawn M, Hepner
Susan Marie Hetrick
Sandra HIdock

L. Bartolf

Lisa M. Booth

Dianne M. Wilson

Teri L,

Donna M. Zampotll

Denise A. Oneill

William T. Wisser

Mergner

Kristen B. Nlebtlng

Kimberiy

Paul

Keith A,

B,

Lisa M. Helveslon

Kimberly A. Oesch

L.

McWIIIIams

Balderston

Susan Ann Outt

D. Forker

Wagner

Dawn D. Ware
Anonymous
Joseph T, Wash

Balr

Samuel

R. Williams

Esandrio

Gownley

Marcl A.

Robert D. Naumovltz

Tara M. Avellino

Amy

Lynn

Natasha M. Truxell
Stacey L. Turock

Guckenberger
Amy C. Havard
Nicole M. Haverstraw

Albright

Chad

L.

McCrenry

Leslie A. Trogllone

Anonymous

Grant S. Evangelist!
Shawn M. Ewing

Meryl

Diana
Marie

Sulpy

Michael P.

1992
Karen Mane

Weiss
Lincoln L. Weiss
Karen B. Whiteman
C.

J.

Lori E.

Natalie A. Barnlnger

III

Susan

Sharon

Megan

Edwards

Richard P. Matukonis
Valerie A.

Lynda Goldberg

Geraldine K. Newhart

Carl A.

Harry A. Flynn

Gregory F, Frisch
Anne M. Geffkon
James P. Geiger
Christopher N. Gengler

Gilbert

Jr.

Marshall

J.

Geoffrey A. Goehler

Ziegler

Zose

Tara D. Dubbs

Nice

John

Thomas M.

Jennifer A. Dresher

J.

M. Feulner

Kristen M. Fitzgerald

Stout

L.

A,

Kimberiy A, Tonkinson

Stephanie A. Mack
Melissa J. Maltman

Trtsha

April L.

Edith C.

George W. Maclntyre

Ely

James M.

William Y. Nawrocki

Dunkle
Scott D. Dunsmuir
Philip M. Edinger

L.

Young
Rebecca Ann Young

Donovan

K.

Jennifer

Colleen A. Stout

Macensky

K.

Christopher T. Miller

Christa M.

Neuhard

T. Effross

Gerdes
Bridget E, Gigg

F.

E.

Downs

Peter G.

Barry Stock

E. Link

Nicole M.

Dinan

J.

Donald

Chadyeane A,
Stambaugh

A. Lettierl

Wolfe

Moser
Danielle K. Moyer
Holly Moyer
Susan M. Najda
Richard J. Naradko

J.

S. Laudenslager

Kerri E.

Julie

Damlan

F.

Amy

Patricia A. Lloyd

Robert W. Waring

Kip E. Dilliplane

Lamm

Mark

Martin

Craig

Kimberly A. Dietrich

M. Smith
Smith
Russell E. Smith
Susan Marie Socash
Scott P. Sorber

Maureen

Dobson
D. DombrowskI

Gregory W. Matuczinski
Laura A. McCawley
Tracy L. McClelland
Monica L. Mclndoe
Donna M. Mekenney

E. Deprefontaine

Lori

James

DlOrio

L.

Lubow

Stephen

April

Diana Kuhns

Tracy

Conaway
Donna M. Cooper

Monahan

Bradley S. Kressman

Kenneth M. Shearer
Scott C, Shimer

Judith A.

Christine B.

Marilyn

Cari D. Shankweller

Randy S. Thomas
Pamela S.

Catherine M. Fedorko

Marshalick

Kimberly A. Seymour

Mark D, Dillmuth

Kimberly A. Wall

J.

Kindt

L.

Marguerite A. Kochin
Angela D. Koppenhefter
Susan M. Koziol

Diane L. Tafel
Laura A. Teweli

Lisa A. Markel

Mace

Tracy R.

Jody

Carey

Christine C. Collins

MacDonald

F.

Julie A. Seyfried

A. Kindt

A. Lazevnick
Heather M. Leap
Andrea M. Lepore

J.

Brian J. Markase

Donald M. Trathen
Michael J. Treacy
Karen L. Trimbath

Tulanowski

Delaco

Pamela Sauers

Dee

Neil A. Diffenderfer

Richard C. Lowe

Todd

E.

Holly

John

Paul M. Tellefsen

Karen

Sundermier

Jennifer L. Saraceno

Tina M. KImsel

Stanley A. Szplndor

Charles
Michael S. Chiarkas
Lynda A. Cole
L.

Linda A. Cusat

Jeffrey S.

Daub

Jennifer E. Davis

Amy

Lois H. Teets

Swinehart

J.

J. Crawford
Kathleen A. Cun-an

Scott A.

L. Starlzel

L.

Cragte

J.

Sandra

Speicher
Spitzer

J.

Pamela

Karen D. Cerrito

Jeffrey J. Szczecina

Roy

J.

F.

Patricia A. Covert

Snyder

A,

Krlstlne L. KIchllne

Conant

Thomas-Scheibley
Robin Traenkle
Donna J. Troutman
Theresa E. Updyke
Kathleen A. Velcko

Cummlngs
Stacey C. Cummins
Kristen L. Cunningham

Jacqueline M. Swinehart

Michael

Snow

Gretchen

A. Knotts

Christine L.

Schumacher

Lisa A. Scott

King

Geoffrey A. Coates

J.

Ann

Riccette

Rissinger

Eileen Abruzzi
Carole Adair
Jill

74

John Atkins
Dennis Austin

Adami

Adams
Rose Adams
Ruth E, Adams

Harold

Gregory

Michelle M. Rossi
J.

Sapp

Paula Schall

Anonymous
Anonymous

John Baines

George L. Baumelster Jr.

Janet Benigno

James

Lorraine Baylor

Anonymous

Baird

Bonner

Patricia

Richard Baker

John

J, Balavage
Gordon Ball
Jean Ballo

Steven H Beadling
Dale Beagle

Robert Bennett
Ronald T. Bennett

Maureen

Cari F. Berger

Bryan

Albright

John

Aimee

LydIa

Bedosky

Suzanne Beach

David M. Robinson
Loreen M. Romania

Roos

Bauman
Bauman

Charies

Bailey

L.

Rita Beishline

Francis Bajor

Donna O. Alexander

T.

J.

Joy

Fern A- Agresta
Nick Alapack

Michael S. Rissinger

Rosemary

John Bauer
Margaret Bauer

William Anlauf

'67

Beall

Chariolte Berger

Carol A. Baranowski

Sandra J. Bear
Sara Beard
Edward Bechtel

Justine Anderson

Sandra Barnes

Eileen Bechtold

Johanna BIrkelbach

Anderson
Frank C. Andreus

Anonymous

Billio J.

Beck
Dariene Bednarczyk

Carol Bishop

Ammerman
Michael Amos

Carmen

Rosemary Anastasia
Mary

B.

II

Banfill

Ronald Basarab

Kate Bernan
Michael Birdsalt

Anonymous
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Report

'

David CIsik
Harold Clapper
Craig Clark

Cathy Dietrick
David DiFiore
Debbie Dincher

Jack Frangiosa

Anonymous

John Clark

E. Carl Dinrich

Paul

Carolyn Blubaugh

Laura Clark
Phyllis Clarke

Robert Blake
Carol Blaker
Alicia Blazejewski

William BIy

Jane Clavin
Roy Clayton
W. Thomas Clayton

Bradley Bolton

James

Anonymous
Karen

E. Bonstein

Susan Borchers
Florence W. Borchick
Paul A. Boudreau
Anonymous
Joanne K. Bowman
George J. Boyd
Pamela Boyer

Cecelia Franklin

III

W. Reid

Dobbs
Joanne Doherty

Harry A. Frey

Dianne Dolat

Gary Frisoli
Donald Fritz

Joseph Clifford
Maryanne Coar
Jeanne Coccelti
Kenneth Cogan

Cogan
Cohen
Martin Cohen

Fretz
Jr.

Michael Donahue

Richard Hutchinson

Dennis

Walter Fritzsch

Maria Hafner
Daniel A. Haggerty

Margaret Frost

Dean

Barry

William

J.

Haines
Robert Haines
Shirley Hains
Joseph Hakun

Frost

Peggy Fry
Samuel FumantI
Rose Gabel
John Gainard

S.

Chowning

Hall

James

Wade Gans

Dennis Hari
Frank Harker
Diane Harris

Anonymous

Maryellen Garcia

Patricia A. Harrison

Gary Earle

Clara Gardner

Carmen Cortez

Anonymous
Anonymous

Elmer W. Gardner
Francis Garenty

Evelyn Cosklo

Terry S. Eddinger "68

Lawrence Garrison

Sheron Egan
Dennis Ehrlacher

James Garthwaite

Buchman
William Budd
Nina Buob

Coughenour
LaCinda Coup
Gary M. Cowles
Carroll G. Crager
Frank T. Crawlord
lone Creasy

Cheryl Burd

Richard

Joe D. Burek

Jackie Crittenden

Naurene M. Elsasser

Katherine S. Burger

Linda Cronin

Craig Elston

Bonnie Burke

Richard C. Cronin

Donna Burkhart

David Crowley
Grace Growth er
Barbara Culbed
Barbara J. Cumella
Joseph S. Cumella

Robert Colancecco

Anthony Colello

Gregory Boyle

David A. Collins Jr.
Robert Condel
Francesco Conte

Bozza

Peter F.

Al Cohick

Anne Bradley
Romalne Bradshaw

Cope

Margaret Brady

Vicki

David Briggs
Richard B. Brokenshire

Joseph Corbo
Hugti W. Corcoran
Ronald J. Corona

Linda Brown

Robert H. Correll

Rose Brown
Roxanne Brown
Virgle Brown
Anonymous

Elsie

Donald Bnjder
Richard A. Brzozowski
Judith L.

Alex Burns

Robert Burns
Robert

Bush

J.

Therese Butler
Michael

J.

Butter

Jr.

J.

Mary Lou Butz

Joanne D'Amelio

Eileen Byler

Ellen

Paul Cacclamani
Glenn C. Cagle
Linda U. Cagle

Karl E. Dahl

Daday

Frances

Damon

Patrick V.

Cashman

Frank T. Castellano

Thomas Catapano
Raymond Caucci
Claire Caulfield

Anthony Ceglowski
Carmen Cerra
Albert A.

Cevasco

John Charles

Anonymous
Robert D. Chester
Fran Chiodo
Robert Chorney

Andrew Chupasco
Marion Chupasco
Gini

Ciampi

Francis

J.

Ciarrocca

Anonymous
Anonymous

Anonymous

Ronald Eroh
Fay Esworlhy
Dennis Evans
Mel Evans

Albert

Joe Helms
Perry Henley
Chuck Henry
Richard Hentz
Dennis Hepler
Margaret Hershey
Bruce Hess

Anonymous

Anna

Margaret B. Ewing
Nelson D. Eyer

Willard

Leroy High

Donald D, Fanelle

Patricia Glory

Margaret K. Hill
Bernard Himmelberger

Jerry Godshall

German

David

Quinten

I.

Gibble

Gibson
Madelyn Gibson
Eileen Giles

Robert E. Gilgannon

Shirley K. DeFacis '63

William Fegyveresi

Richard Gore

Michael DeFrancisco

Trudy Fendler

Edward

Anonymous
Anonymous

Eugene Fenrow

Charles

Donna

Thomas

DeLong

Paul E, Finney

Dent 1950
Richard T. Denton
Walter Denton
Dominic R. DePiano
Edgar Depillis
Kathryn Destetano
Janet M. Detweiler

Susan

Fitzpatrick

Robert

J.

Samuel Detwiler
Eugene C. DeVol
Janet Dewald

Terry Fouts

James

William H. Dierks

'68

Lawrence D. Finucane
Frank Fitzpatrick

Neil E,

DiCarlo

Judith

Finn

Frank Delorey
Dennis Delorso
Ronald Demczak

L.

Dale R.

Jr.

Gary

J.

Ruth

E.

Floyd

Foose '61
Foose '62

Philip Forester

John Fosbenner

Howard Fouike
Bruce Fowler
Donald Fox
Edward Fox
Charles Foye

Jr.

Delmer C. Hinderliter
Roger Hippensteel
Mark HIavenka
Linda Hoal

Goodman

Cherie Hockenberry

W. Goodrich
P. Gottschalk Jr.

Gough
Anonymous
Anonymous '63

Donna Hodorawis
Gary L. Hoffman
John Hoffman
William A. Hoffman
Joel

John

Connie Graf
Jean Graham
Ronald Grason
Sandra D. Graybill
Roger Grbavac
Andrew J. Green
Hiram Green
Richard Green
Thomas Grim
Donald Grinaway

II

Dale E. Groff
Frank J. Groff

Margaret Hess
Sandra Hess
William Higgins

Gilgoff

Mary Gonsiewski

Earl

Brenda Deitterick
Mike Dell'Aquila

'81

Glasmyer
Margaret Gleason

Farling

Audrey Fetterman
Joan A. Fetterman
Donald G. Fidler

Richard Heissler

Harold C. Getz

Robert Day
Anthony Dazio

James

Page 38

Mary Hayden

Bernard Gontarchick

Joan Ciok
Cipriano

Adolph H. Haug

John Good

L.

Linda Hatton

Jr,

Fauerbach
Gary R. Faut
Helen Fedena

Dawe

Edward E. Hartman
Linda Hartman
John Hartzel
Bobby Hastings

Jr.

Peter Faucetta

Vivian E.

Dorothy S. Carey
Mary Ellen Carpenter

Philip Galluppi

John Gerdes

John Fasciano

Gall Caputi

Gallick

Diane Engle
Kenneth Engle
Cindy Ennis

Judy Davison
Waller Davison

71

J.

Louise Heidenreich

Bnjce Campbell

Katrina L. Caporaletti

Peter Gallagher
William

Anonymous
Ronald J. Genovese

Donna

Pat Capobianco

Gallagher

Mary Gallagher

Jean Hecker

Elizabeth Davenport

Cape

E.

Hampton
Kurt Hand
Robert G. Hanna Jr.
Anonymous

Leon Geise

Linda Calupca

Robert

Terry G.

Anonymous

Elliott

Elliott

William Caldwell

Gerald CampomizzI

Eileen Gallagher

Frederick C.

Edward N. Danes
Oliver Darden

Jr.

Fred Hamm
Barbara A. Hampton

Betty E. Eldred

James

Carolyn Cusato

Jr.

Carol Gainer
Roger L. Galford

Bernard L. Hazenski
Dennis Healey
Rosemary Heath

Ellis

Richard M. Eisenslaedl

Crlqui

David Hallowell

Charles Garvey
Frederick Gaskins
Annette Gaughan
Robert Gaul

Gwyneth

Eugene

Timothy King

Anonymous

Jack B. Doutrich
Anthony Doyle
Richard J. Dresher
Joseph F. Dreyer
Stephen Dreyer
Charles Druckenmiller
Albert Drumblusky
Antonio Duarle
Joseph Dunn
Robert W. Dunn
Barbara Duplet

Rita S.

Allen

Linda Hubert

Joseph Hudock
Clara Humphries
Neal S, Hunsberger
Lee A, Hunsicker
George A. Hunt

Daniel Kirby

M. C. Kitchenman
Robert Kitzmiller
Cari Klach
Kathryn G. Klaus

Hoffner

L.

Hohenberg

P.

Sue Hohenshilt
Elwood A. Holmes
Mariene

Homan

Anne Hook
Joseph Hopkins
Susan J. Hoppe
Sharon Home
Alan P. Horoschak
Chariene Horton
Leonard Hotham
Peggy Hotz
Kenneth Houck

Hwang

Emily Klem

Ibbotson

Phillip R.

Kindt

Geraldine M. Kiriin
Paulette Kish

Norma Hunter

'79

Bonni Frisch

Joanne M. Donovan
Kevin P. Donovan
Paul T. Donovan
Robert Doran
Thomas Donvard

Clewell

J. Freireich "61

Xenia Diveglia
Judith

Dolores Boginsky
Jeanne D. Bohringer

Sherwood Boger

John Guarino
Mark Guilfoose
Joseph Guillaume
Frank Guiko
Lawrence Gump
Annette RitzGunderman

George Frankiewicz

Jeffrey Knarr

Ihle

Knauf

Natalie Innes

Phyllis A.

Joanne

Anonymous
Donna F. Knouse

Inwin

Carol tvins

Joseph R. Jackson
James Jacobsen
Frederick E. Jahn
Clifford

'91

Betsy Koehler
Bnjce G. Kolloff

Koopmann
Anonymous '64

W. James

William

Robert T. James

Theodore W. Jarrett
Nancy M. Jaworski

'60

Cynthia M. Kopyscianski
Boleslew Kornatowski

Frank Jelensits Jr.
Kenneth Jenkins
Neale Jenkins
Howard Jenkinson
Leiand Jennings
Norma Jennings
Linda Jerome
Robert Jesberg

Janice Koscioiek

Johnessee
George Johns Jr.
Carole Johnson
Catherine Johnson
Harold Johnson
Sandra Johnson
Mary Johnston
Brian Jones
David Jones
Janis Jones

Linda Krutz

Geraldine Jordan

Phillip

Jean Jordan

Marylou LaBuda
Mary Lacina

J.

Wayne Jordan
James Jordon

Kosman

Steriing R.

Harry Kotsch

John Kotz
Joseph Kovac
Barry P. Kraje
Dale Kreischer '68

Melody
Peter

Kremser

K.

Kuchar

J.

Harry Kuhns

Mary Ann Kulenguskey
Kundrik

Lucille

Thomas Kupusnick
Frederick Kuster
Judith

Ann

Robert

Kutchi

Kutchi

J.

'62

Anonymous

Kyllonen

F R. Kabrhel

Kathy Ladley
David Lafferty

Rudy

Jeffrey

Kaintz

Stanley E. Kalsky

Thomas

Kanavich

E.

Kane
Anonymous
Lorraine

Lahm

Joseph G. Lamb Jr.
John C. Lancaster
John Landan Jr.
Cathy L. Landis

Dennis Kapuschinsky
Roseann Kapuschinsky
Fred Kams
Anthony F. Kasenga
C. William Kauffman Jr.
Cheryl L. Kauffman
Gregory C. Keck

Judith A. Landis

Francis

Keenan Sr.
Thomas Keeney

Linda A. Leach

Sharon Kehl

Jean Lee

Lynn Langley
Michele Lankford

Ray Latorre
Rocco Laudato
Loretta Lawler

Ann Lawson
Patricia

Leary

Robert Keister

Dorothy Lefever

Anonymous

Glenn Lehman

Betty Kelley

Marie M. Leister

Marilyn Kellon

Carol Leith

Patricia P. Kelsey

Philip

Robert Kelsey '69
Michael C. Kennedy

Janice Kerrigan

Joan T. Lentczner
Dianne Lesher
Ronald Levan
John W. Libhart
Ronald Lichtenwalner

Linda

Linda Lichty

John Kepple
Diane KenKettell

Lengle

Anonymous

Barbara

Robert Kiely

Kay Lilley
Rosemary

Theodore
Robert

Kilareski

J. Kiley

Maureen

Killmer

Lilley

Litz

Margaret Lloyd

James Lombardi

Margaret Kilpatrick

Mary Lombardi

Daniel N. Kimberiey

Anonymous

Anonymous

Susan Houghton
Jane Howe
Lawrence Hoyt

Nancy Kimmey

Linda

Roger Grose

Dolores E. Hranitz '82

Robert Grot©

John R. Hranitz

Thomas Kincatd
Raymond Kinder

Anonymous
James Lordi

Jean Groller
Sandra F. Groller

I.

'68

Simeon Knowles

J.

Long

Report
Mounir Louka
Manuel Louro
Richard A.

Harold R. Messer

Shenia Messimer
Cheryl Messina

Lowe

William Lubas

Maureen Meyer

Frank Luckangelo
Stephen H. Lundy

Richard H. Michael
Shirley A. Michalak
John Michalowski

Jeffrey A,
J.

Lupo

Luther Lutz

Robert L. Macheski
Fred Machmer
Fred Macintosh
Betty Macknis

Francis Parillo

F. Miller

MacNeal
Lesley Madigan
Niall Patrick Madigan
John Magee
P. Lynne Magee

Minner
Diane L. Minnich
John Moczyolowski
Patricia Moglia

Charies W. Mohl

Monahan
T. Mooney

Margaret Moreira

Duane Morgan
Duane Morgan
Maureen Morgan
Mary Moser

Manfredonia

L.

Raymond

Mangin
Ralph Mantone
A.

Richard Mould
Barry Mowrer

Wiitiam G. Markell

Bruce

Thomas Mamell
Barbara Marshaiek
John Manello
Lewis Martin
Ramon Martinez

Michael Robatin

Anthony Roberti
Carol Robidoux
Frank Rocco
Albert

James M.
John

A.

Sheeran

Sullivan

Sullivan

Anonymous

Thomas

John Shittingford
Andrew Albert Shisko
Thomas Shone

Walter

Cari Short

Tina Superko
Stephanie SupinskI

Norman L, Showers
Anonymous
A. Michael Shull 71
Grace Shupp

J.

Sullivan '70

F. Sullivan

Anonymous
Nancy Supatlna

Dominic Suraco
William

Sweeney

Elinor

Frank Siebold
Paul L. Siesko

Leslie J. Szukics

Shiriey Tallman

Robert Wetdon

Joseph Pasterski

Angelo Romaniello

Robin

Charies Tamasaukas

Ann-Marie Patterson

Judith

Barry

Darlone Rompilla
Gerald Rosas
Carol Rose

Edward Wendell
Jesse Wentz
Lorraine Werkhelsor
James E. Wort
John West

L.

Patterson

Patterson

A. Pauling
Robert R. Pecharo
Kenneth Perko
Sherry Pernick

James

Peron
Maryann Perrone
E.

70

Linda M. Perry

A Romanski

Gloria

Rosen

James

F.

Rosica

Paula Ross
Charies Roth
Linda J. Roth
Melanie Roth

Silfies

Louis Silver

Edward Sines

Gary Tanner
Mary S. Taubor

Janet Skinner

Catherine

Robert Skuba
Kathleen E. Slachta

Carol Thebes
Carol

Thomas
Thomas
Glenn Thomas
Herbert E. Thomas
Jeffrey Thomas
Robert J. Thomas
George O. Thompson
Lois Thomson

Howard Woslen

Edward J. Slane
Jerome D Stavick

Dolores

Miriam Wetzel

Alan Thross

Gloria Wllllans

Ottico Tidwoll

Cynthia

Timothy Wise

Paul Smerkanich
Ralph Smiley
Carol Smith

Douglas Rowland

Constance Smith

Marilyn Peters

Rowles
Patricia Royer
Jane Rozanski

David B. Smith
Frank Smith
George Smith

Walter Pfizenmayer

Jacqueline Ruchinskt

John

Linda Rudlsill

Herman Smith
Anonymous

Clifford

Robert Peters

R. Phillips '57

Sue Picraux
Ann Marie Pieshefski
Pamela J. Piester

'62

L.

Taylor

Robert Rudolph
Robert Rueppel

Janet M. Smith

Frank TIso
Nancy Todt
Raymond Torphy

Jeanne Smith

William M.

James W. Rufener
Arthur Rush
Tom Rush

Alice

Towno

Nancy Pomponio

Anonymous

Richard Powell

Jerrilyn

Muth
June Myers
Charies A. Myskowski Jr.
George E. Namey
Sheila Nathan

Mario Pozadas

George Snoke
Linda Snyder

Katherino Turner

Kenneth Matta

Joan Ryder
Craig Sagemuehl

Joseph Pugnetti

Martin

Ricky Soles

Paul Putera

Barbara

Susan Tyler
Beverly Tyson

Albert Mattu

Ronald W. Matuczinski
Steven Matzner

Anonymous
Peter Mayes
Michael R. Mazurick
Richard Mazza

Sharon McCall
Joan McCardle
Patrick McDonnell
Lisa McEIwain

McEvoy

McGee

Ann Mullin
James Murphy

Diane Piwoski
James C. Pomfret

Dave Pivec

Linwood D. Nester "68
Helmut Neugebauer
John A. Neuman
Marianne Neumeister
Elmer Newman
William Neyer
Ronald Nichols

Patrick McCaffery

Patrick A.

Barbara Pitcher

Robert E. Neitz
Lavera Nelson

Joseph Mazzie

Katherine

Robert Mullen
Robert Mulligan

Richard B. Natoli
Louis J. Nazzaro

Thaddeus Puzio
Bonnie Jean Rae

Rulh Russell

George Ryan

W.

Sailer Jr.

Salltis

Karen Raffensperger
Dale Ragan
Mary Ann Ralmondo
Henry Raines
Henry Rambo

Moriol R. Unangst '67

Eric R.

Anonymous

Bruco Yergor
John Yevonishon

Judith Scanlon

Speece '90
Larry J. Spencer

Betty Urpack

Thomas

Louise Schaeffer

David

Spera
Doris Spera
Diane Sperow

George Vacca
Sharyn Van Glahn
Kenneth M. Vancas '72
Joann Vannan-Homisak
Elizabeth Vamal
Joseph M. Vavra
Al Vayda

Gregory Young

Nina Schaffer
Gerald Scheffler

Bonnie Schirk
Peter Schneider
Ronald G. Schnell
M. Jeffery SchotI
Samuel Schucht
David Schug

Cheryl

F.

J.

Spicher

Michael Splnella

Gerard Spltzer
Otto W. Spor
Robert Sprenkel
John Stachel

Donna Reed
Ronald Reed

Sandra Schwartz

Tom

Patricia Steckel

Barbara Reedinger

James

Cordell Reinhardt

John

Thomas

Louise C. McNIff
Robert McNutt

Donald

L.

James

C.

McPherson

McShea

'63

John R. McSweeney
Robert Mearns
Beth Meckley
George K. Mehnng

Jr.

W. Mehnng

'69

Robert Meier
Ronald Melleby
Robert H. Menditto
Merrill

Meneeley

L.

Jr. '71

Oakum 72

Lynn Oberholtzer
Martha K. Oberiin
Stanley E. Oberrender

Rita

Schwalm
Sciarrino

Scott

E. Scott

Secula

Denise Relnking

Robert

Ron

Susan Sedlock
Roger Seese
Joann Seilhamar
Susan Serie

Reitz

Doris Repshis

Rhoads
Donna Rhoads
Sandy Rhoads
Joseph 0. Rhone
Brent

J.

Anonymous

Mary Richart

John A. Sette
Marvin Seward
George Shaffer
Sandra Shaffer

Helen Olsheskie

Donna Ricigllano
Edward Rickard

Shambach
Anonymous

Anonymous

Linda

K.

Joan Oriando

Ruth RImokaitis

Kathy Orlosky
Rod Orth

Anonymous

Krys Ochwat

Barbara McSpirit

Marshall

O'Hearn

Ronald Oedemann

Maryann Oestreich
Michael Ghara
Linda Olivacz

Richard Ricci
Carolyn Richardson

Riffert

Sarah Ringo

Jr.

Sharon Worthington
Thomas Wysockl
Olive Yanchunas

Carol Southfleld

Patrick O'Brien

J.

Turrise

Rick Saylor

Gregory McLaughlin
Linda McLaughlin
Vincent McLaughlin

Marilyn O'Donnell

Thomas

Truxell

Ann Saskiewicz

Davtd Staman
Dolores Staudt

John

Sandra Woolard
George R. Worthington

Janice Yasonchak

Novak
Anna O'Brien

Sue McLeod
James M. McMahan

Woodward

Pat

Robert Trumbauer

Dana

Eric

Anonymous

Robert Witmor
John F. Wiltonborger
Roger Wolfgang
Robert T. Woodloy

Charies Souder

Donald Nostrand

O'Connor

Ann WItmer
George 0. WItmer

Peter T. Sapnar

McKee
Anonymous

J.

Wise

Robert Yanni

Margaret Mclntyre

Candice

L.

John

William

Anonymous
Thomas Nolan

Frederick Williams

Joyce Williams

Elizabeth Truchan

Joanne

Soil

Bonlta Williams

Elaine Ullasz

Victoria A. Schafer

P. Rdesinski

Ronald Trinloy

Ronald Wllloy

Elinor A. Uhrlch

Anonymous 72

Patricia

Tlsh Troplcciono
J.

Richard Wlllevor

James Solliday
Alex Soo

Jean Ravenzahn
Elizabeth J. Raver
John Rayeski
Maurice

Tromont

Shirioy Wilholm

William R. SantinI

Joanne Sands
'65

Donald R.

Reasner
Barbara Reazor
William A. Reber 72
Siegfried Rebnegger
Charles Rebuck Jr.

Dave McGuri
Joanne F. McGuri

Paul Weber
Paul A, Wehry
Kris

Frank Musser

Frank Mascioni
Barry Maslynsky

George Weber

Harold A. Swigart '67

Elaine Musser

Kenneth Martz

Barry

Larry J. Swolgart

Gerald Masse

Martino

Webb
Webb
Karen Webb
Pat Webb

Ariene

William Siebenson

Kathy Smith
Ruth Smith
Scott L. Smith
William C. Smith
William Smith
Teresa C. Smyth

Thomas

Susan Watt
Carolyn K. Weaver
Ike Weaver

Anonymous 77

J.

L.

S Rodgers

Kathleen Rodgers
Beverly Roeder

William Perry

Moyer
Lester Moyer
Stephen Moyzan
John P. Muckenthaler
Audrey Mulhall
Jean Mull

Barbara Marks
Steven Marks

Incorporated

Patricia J. Sheatfor

Jane

Louis Passaro

James
James

Maryann

Sr.

Anonymous

Charies M. Moll
Patricia

J. Riotio

Dennis Rittenhouse
Samuel R. Ritzman

Weigner
Weiss
Pal Welch

Helen Patterson

Gerald Mahon
Richard Majka

John

Jr.

P^ _

Lynda Rogers
Stephen Rogers

Thomas Moichan

William Maguire

Anonymous
Raymond Mammano

Eric

Ina Parks

Miller

Gary

RLM

Mary

Phyllis A.

Rita

James Ottman
Anonymous

Richard Miles
Frank Miller

Robert P.

Anonymous

R. Ortolano
Peter Oswald

Oyer
Robert Pachence
Maureen Pakyz
Jude S. Panik
John Paolini
Mary Papadatos

Bruce Miles

Allen Lutz

Thomas

'

I.

Robert 6.

Susan Shanley

Paula Sharp
Ariene Shatz
Janine Sheaffer

Herbert Stahl

Mary A. Stengel
Gerald Sterenczak
Louann Stewart
Charies Stiles
Ronald G. Stokes

R, UHoth

Peter R. Zarzaca
Gerald A. Zebertavage
Timothy J. Zebo
George ZebrowskI

M. Carol Vogt
Von Tobel

John B. Zellner
Theresa Zlellnskl

Thomas
Edwin

Anonymous
Thomas J. Struckus
Robert 0. Stuart
Steriing E.

Stump

Regis Stumpf
Daniel

J. Sullivan

Robert Zaffiro

Lex Zaieta

Anonymous
James Vineyard
Kon Voegele

Diane W. Stracka

70

John G. Younker
George Yurko

Famk Zambo

Marie Straub
Stewart O. Stroble
Kathleen Strolte

Thomas Young

Wayne Young

Ana Zarate

Eric M. Stout

Chariotte Stone

Yezerskl

Irene Vennell

Cari

StollJr.

Yanno

Richard A. Vorderamo
Victor Verdlno

Joyce Wagner
Theodore W. Waht
J. Thomas Waldron
Dale Walker
Donald Walker '56
James J. Walsh

John W.

F.

Michael Zleminski

Joseph Ziser
Patricia Zukoski

Susan Zurick

Anonymous
Edward W. Zych

G. Walsh

P. Walter

Pamela Walters
Laurie Waltz
Patricia E.

Sr.

Ward

David Paul Washlnski '73
Maria Wassell

Daphne Waters
John Waters
Robert C. Watkins

Page 39

Report
Helen Dietrich
Ronald Digiondomenico

Employees and

Vincent Dilorelto

James
Robert W. Abbott.

Jr.

John Abell
Harold C. Ackerman
Helen E. Adier
George A. Agbango

Neil
'65

Anonymous
M. Christine Alichnle
Richard G. Anderson
P.

Joseph

Ardizzi

Brown

Bryan
Jeanne E. Bucher
Julia A. Bucher
Thomas W. Bucher
Boyd F. Buckingham,
Virgle D.

Fern A. Agresia

Wayne

L

Anderson

Downing

Judith P.

Sr.

Robert L. Bunge
Bonnie Burke

Judith M. Hirshfeld

Curtis R. English '56

John

Anonymous
Anonymous

Donald E. Hock '68
Robert C. Hogg

B. Joann Farrell
Joanne M. Fedder
Mary Madeline Foshay

Anonymous

Christopher F. Armstrong

Carol Arnold

Brigltte Callay

William

James

Kenneth

B. Fuller

Anonymous

Barbara A. Bannes '91
Deborah A. Barnes '86

Jennie H. Carpenter
Mary Ann Ceglelsky

George

Carol Bamett

George

Harold
J.

J.

Bailey

Weston Baker

Mona

L.

Bartholomew

Carol Baucher

Stephen D. Beck
Joy L. Bedosky

Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous

'86

Gellos

Russell A. George
Wayne L. George '65
James Gessner
Nancy G. Gilgannon '57

Robert Clarke

Sandra

Glenn A. Bieber '71
Mariana Blackburn

Mae Clemens
Donna J. Cochrane
Anonymous
Anonymous
Ann Marie Cook
Tom L. Cooper
James B. Creasy

Richard C. Good
Linda C. Graboski

Anonymous

Josephine M. Crossley

Anonymous

Ellen

William H. Benscoter

Benson
Deborah L. Bentz
Mary G. Bernath
Barrett

Susan J. Bodman
George P. Boss

Anonymous

Boyne
Charles M. Brennan '53
Judy Coleman Brinich
Patricia M.

E. Brobst

Audra

Aurand

Harry Ausprich
Lorraine Ausprich

Leonard A. BadolatoJr.
David L. Bailey
Judson J. Barker
Alan L. Barrick
Robert E. Barton Jr.
Dale Beagle
Wade E. Becker
Lucille J. Bennett
Marie M. Beringer
Stuart M. Beringer
Budd L. Beyer
Michael S. Biehn
Estate of Harry F. Bolich
Walter Breitenmoser

John
Mark

D.

Brooks

Howard

L.

Bums

R. Cain
David B. Campbell

Page 40

Margaret Till-Matta
Jorge A. Topete

J.

Markell

David G. Martin
James Matta
Carol J. Matteson
Richard E.McClellan '68
J.

McDonnell

Thomas E. Messinger
James F, Michael, Jr.

Anonymous

David Minderhout

Kathleen Mary Johnson

J.

Brenda

E. Keiser

Khan

'92

MarilynL.Muehlhof.eps
John S. Mulka '66
Katherine M. Mulka '68

Burt

Anonymous
'69

Jacqueline A. Reitmeyer
Bonita K.

Rhone

John J. Trathen '68
Peg Trathen
Karen Travelpiece
June Locke Trudnak '59

David Rider

Dana

Scott P. Righter

Edwin G. Valovage.

Michael Robatin

J.

R. Ulloth

Bruce L. Rockwood
Chang Shub Roh
Robert M. Rohm
Charles E. Ross
Maynard C. Rubenstein

G. Michael Vavrek
Carol J. Venuto
Peter B. Venuto

Anonymous
Karen Visscher
Nancy Vought
John L. Walker
Sandra R. Walker '75
Stephen C. Wallace

Esther P. Rudy
Sabah A. Salih
Carol W. Sands
Martin Satz

Maureen L. Mulligan
Nathan N. Muwombi

Emeric Schuitz
John S. Scrimgeour

Robert D. Warren

Anonymous
Anonymous

Julia

Dorette E.

L.

Nagel

Jr.

Vann III
Donald A. Vannan
Daniel

Susan M. Schantz
Anonymous '69

Craig A. Newton

'84

Redfem
Reese

Carroll J.

Gail A. Mullen

Stewart

Robert Kenvin
Zahira S.

Ronald D. Mourey

Anonymous

'76

Kasvinsky
Man/in J. Keefer
Sandra J. Kehoe-Forutan
Peter

Lynda M. Michaels '87
G. Donald Miller
Lynne C. Miller. Ph.D.

'80

Janice Feimster Walters
'85

Robert N. Watts,
M. Weitz

Jr.

Welk

Samuel

Jule Smathers

Kenneth

Robert D. Klinger.Jr. '72

Reza Noubary

James H. Dalton, Jr.
Thomas A. Davies, Jr.

Robert Wislock
Marcella Rose Woods

Frank S. Davis.

Michael Herbert

Robert J. Parrish
Hildegard Pestel

Ruth Smeal
Ralph Smiley
Jerry L. Smith
Roy Smith
Chester Patrick Snyder

Jr.

JoAnne B. Day
John E. Donnen
Rose M. DePoe

Susan
David

Sr.

Hill

Foster

Kresch,

Drue A. Magee
John Magrone
J. Campbell Martin

Mariin

Margaret Kielar

Harry C. Mathias Jr.
Fannie Mausteller

G. Wayne Renneisen
Cynthia M. Reynolds

Lawrence

M. R. McCarty

Dorothy

Rown

Anthony

Luke

Sakalosky

Charies E. Williams

Robert G. Kirkpatrick
David W. Klingerman
Allan Kluger
Richard L. Knoebel
Cari

R. Kintner

W. Koch

Arthur M. Guerrieri

Alex Kowalenko

Doris T. Creveling

William G. Hafner

Cynthia Kraje

Anonymous

John H. Hagemeyer

Barbara Culbert
Lee Davis
Dominic DiGioacchino
F. Eugene Dixon Jr.

Pat Haggerty

Thomas J. LaBuz
Anne Langer

Joseph G- Donchez

Michael Harlan

Michael W. Donovan

Doris M. Harvey

David J. Dula
Gerard J. Dullea
Warren E. EIze

James

Evans

James

Ferrigno

Jr.

Charles Fitzgibbons
Robert H, Flook

Korn

Philip D.

Langerholc

McDowell

Thomas McKenna
Anonymous
Anonymous
Helen W. Miller
Robert A. Miller
Robert C. Miller
Lonnie W. Mohundro
Ronald B. Moore
Louis D. Muehlhof
Richard C. Myers

Michael T. Volpe

N.

John H. Shuman Jr.
Michael Smathers
David

L.

Smith

Doug

Nesbitt

Richard A. Nesbitt

David W. Sommers
Robert J. Southworth

Richard R. Nichols

Joseph

Herbert Hasson
Anonymous

Ray

Mary Herold
John E, Hine
Henry Hood

James A. Lehman
Anna Mae Lehr

Barbara B. North
Gary E. Norton Esq.
Stanley E. Oberrender
Bo Oriando

Robert C. Stoltzfus
Jack Storz
Cari F. Stuehrk
Aldo J. Suraci

David H. Lewis
lona M. Lewis
Wilhelmina Lipfert
Robert Liltlewood

Gary F. Pender
Lawrence Pertnoy
Ron Powlus

Adam Temkin

Martin Horowitz

Lawrence Harasym

Randy Howell

Hummel

Ernest R. Ishman
Harry D. Jenkins
Eric G.

Jonassen

Latorre

Preston

L,

Lawton

Maria Lentz

LeRoy

E.

Tom Lynn

Love

Charies B. Pursel
Craig W, Quinn
Gregory D. Rachau
Angeline Ranck

Dale E.

Jr.

F. Steriein

Thomas

John R. Thomas
Kenneth E. Thrush
Kenneth R. Troutman
Richard K. Troutman
Elizabeth C.

Vorbleski

J.

J.

Wiencek

Yaninas

George Yankay
Joseph Yatko
Robert F. Yeager

M. C. Shadel
Betty A. Shafer
Bradley W. Shoemaker

Helen Lanning
Mark Larson
Margaret Lasko

E.

William

Charles Schumacher
Charies E. Sekulski

Willard M. Smith

F.

Raymond A. Vought
Wayne Welliver
Richard Wesner

Michael L. Salter
Brian Schott

W. Naus

Hamill

Walter

Dale H. Reichart

Scott

J.

Michael R.

Nelson D. Eyer
C.

Jill

Patricia A.

Ranck

W. Rathfon

Harry

William Lank

Michael

D.

D. Everett

'74

Anonymous

Jan Girton
Jeffrey W. Goff

Aline Halye

Donald W. Young
Joseph M. Youshock, Jr.

Dolores Sponseller

Gailey C. Keller

S.

Jodie Yoder

Anonymous

Dorothy E. Gavason
H. Nelson Gibble
John F. Giger

Jr,

Olivo

Wilson

Lauretta Pierce

Krum

Paul Kanjorskt

Groce
Law Groner

J.

T.

Anonymous

Lois J.

C. Stephen Fritsch

Robert A. Goldthwaite
Paul Greenly

John

B. Slike

Oliver J. Larmi

Wilfred K.

F.

Jr.

'66

Joseph Corbo
Charles A. Creasy
Marianne T. Creasy

Catherine W. Evans

Thomas OhI

Kovach

Mable C. Jury

Frey

J.

Mervin E. Chronister
Barry F. Conover
Charles J. Cooper

Eileen T.

Thomas M.

Sharon Kribbs

R. Hicks '67

J.

Kinslinger

J.

'81

Sandra D. Hess
'54

Susan

Helen

Donald

Mary E. Rarig
Mark A. Raynes
Mehdi Razzaghi

Robert G. Norton

James Buckwalter
Robert W. Buehner
Richard B. Bunnell

Rocco Talanca
LouAnn Tariecky

Evanna M. Nolle

Anonymous

Jr.

Donald D. Rabb
Francis J. Radice

Anonymous

Robert Klinedinst

Brown
Helen C. Buck
J.

Paul H. Quick, Sr. '67
Joseph C. Quinn

Anonymous '54
Cynthia A. Surmacz
Sharon J. Swank
Leon Szmedra

Joan Stone
Louise M. Stone

Howard

Roy W. Caughran
Mary C. Cavonar

Richard F. AshnoH
Vicki L.

Randall Presswood

L. Stiner

Barbara

Mary G. Harris
Richard B. Haupt
Marlyse M. Heaps
Susan M. Helwig '82

Donald A. Canada

Jr.

James C. Pomfrel
Anonymous
Anonymous

Joan T. Lentczner
Hsien-Tung Liu
C. Bernice Long
Collins Long
Linda J. Long
Charles L. Lumpkins
Howard Macauley
Margaret B. Manning

Rosemary T. McGrady
Mark S. Melnychuk

Janice C. Keil '74

Halye

L.

Patricia J. Lenhart '86

W. Ann Stokes

Anonymous

Friends
H. Alkire

Growney

Christopher P. Hallen

Bill

Elbem

S.

Efvene F. Gulley
Cindy Hack

Carolyn M. Dalton

Janet Boyd

James

JoAnne

'66

'46

E. Girlon

Peter C. Stine

Dennis Huthnance, Jr.
Dennis Hwang
Anthony M. laniero
L Sue Jackson
Mary Lou F. John

Anonymous
Anonymous

Anonymous

Luke Springman

Thaddeus Piotrowski
Roy D. Pointer

Arthur

E.

Dennis Gehris

Chamurls

P.

'62

P.

Linda E. Hunt '73

Mary Gardner
J.

Huber
Hunt

H.

Anonymous

Stephen

R, Hranitz

Lawrence

Anonymous
James R. Lauffer
Ann L. Lee '69

Anonymous

J.

Catherine Fulkersin

Anonymous
Donald Camplese
Kay Camplese

Joan M. Auten

'78

Hoover '76
Terrin E. Hoover
Charles J. Hoppel
Lee C. Hopple

Mary

John

Frost

J.

Dorothy H. Hobbis '86
A. Hoch. Sr.

Dolores E. Hranitz '82

Anonymous
'91

Douglas C. Hippenstiel
'68

S. Dutt

Harold K. Frey

Shalla A. Butasek
Carolyn A. Butcher
Thomas P. Calder

Hill

B. Hill "67

Roger W. Ellis '60
Karen J. Elwell

Eric Foster

Anonymous

Mary

Craig Himes
Clayton H. Hinkel

'67

Retirees

Linda Lou

Q J?

'

Van Buskirk

Kirk L. Yearick

Peter R, Zarzaca

Report

'

Businesses, Foundations, and Corporations
Abraczinskas Nurseries Inc.
Local 2361
Alexander Family Pontiac

BU APSCURF
BU Community Government

American Heart Association
AML Development

BU

AFSCME

Products Company
The AMP Foundation
AMP Incorporated
Associated Insur. Mgmt Inc.
Bentley Systems Inc.
Ber-Penn, Inc.

Bloomsburg Area Chamber

Commerce

Waterproofing Corp.
Carriage Manor Builders Inc
Central Builders Supply Co.

Class of 1938

Columbia County Farmers
National Bank
Danville Secretarial Services

Derr Pursel

& Luschas

Eastern Pa. Supply

The Bloomsburg

Hospital

Bloomsburg Municipal

Company
Columbia Bank &

First

Trust Co.

Authority

Bloomsburg Rotary Club
Bottigers Service Center

BU

Faculty Association/

APSCUF
C&0

Corporation

Amoco

of

Association.

Alumni Association

Federal Savings

First

and Loan

Custom Auto Trim
Hazteton General Hospital
Heinz Pet Products Co.

Larry's Lumber & Supply. Inc.

Napoli Foods

Laubach Auto

Liberty Chevrolet-Cadillac

Nationwide Mutual Insurance
Co,

Husky Ambassadors

Liberty Mutual Insurance

Nespoll's Jewelry Store

Hutchison Insurance Agency
IBM Corporation

Linn's Music Studio

Pennsylvania

Independence Ford/Honda
Indian-Artifact Magazine Inc.
Jack Metzer Ford Lincoln
Mercury

The Magee Foundation

PA PHC

Magqe Glanz Carpet
Company
Magee Industrial Enterprises,

Plnebrook Homes. Inc.
Pizza Hut
Press Enterprise, Inc.

H. J.

James &

Mihalik
Inc.

Jostens Jewelers

Kawneer Company Inc.
Kenneth A. King Agency Inc,
Knoebel's Amusement Resort
Kreischer. Miller & Co.
Kuprevich. Revak &

MDs

RMC

Group

Matching
ACFlndustries,

Bell of

Inc.

Pennsylvania

Digital

Equipment Corporation

Bell

Bellcore

Dow Jones & Company

AT&T

Beloit Corporation

Dresser Industries.

Aetna

Life

& Casualty

Air Products & Chemicals, Inc.

Alcoa
Allegheny Ludlum
Corporation
Allendale Mutual Insurance
Allied-Signal

,

Binney & Smith
The Boc Group, Inc.
The Boeing Company
Bristol-Myers Squibb

CPC

Allstate Insurance

Corporation

Alpo Pet Foods

Alumax, Inc.
American Airlines
American Cyanamld

Company
Electric

Company,

Power

American Express Company
American Home Products
Corporation

Inc.

ARCO
Argonaut Group, Inc.
Armstrong Worid Industries.

Inc.

Avery Dennison Products

Group
Avon Products, Inc.
BASF Wyandotte
Corporation

Bell

Telpehone Company

Parkor-Hannllin Corporation

Strawbrldge & Clothier

Penney Company, Inc.
Pennsylvania Power & Light

Sun Company,

Company

McDonnell Douglas

Phillips

Gannett
General
General
General
Genera!

Chrysler Corporation
Inc.

Chubb
Company of America
CIBA-GEIGY Corporation
Life Insurance

Corporation

The Coca-Cola Company
Colonial Penn Group, Inc.
Connaught Laboratory
Conoco Inc.
Con rail
The Continental Corporation

Foundation
Cinema Corporation

McGraw-Hill.

Merck & Co.,

The Procter & Gamble

General Signal Corporation
Glaxo Inc.
Gould Pumps. Inc.
Grant Thornton
The Guardian Life Insurance

Company
H.C.A.

HeInz

Inc.

Meridian Bancorp,

Company

Merrill

Company
Minerals Technologies

Dauphin Deposit Corporation

Honeywell,

Day & Zimmermann

IDS Financial Services

Deluxe Check
The Detroit Edison Company
The Dexter Corporation
Printer

Inc.

ITT Corporation
llinois Too! Works
lngersol!-Rand

New

Integrated
Intel

Inc.

Systems Group

Corporation

Company

of

Inc,

Mrs. Smith's Frozen

National

Food

Inc.

Can Corporation

National Liberty

NationsBank Corporation
NationsCredit Corporation
Nationwide Mutual Insurance
National Liberty Corporation

New

York

Life

Company

Insurance

Inc.

and

Gas Company

Reader's Digest Foundation
Reliance Electric Company
Reliance Insurance

Companies

Inc.

Mirror

Trans Union Credit
Travelers Insurance
The Turner Corporation

UGI Corporation

UJB

America

Raytheon Company

York

Company

Company

of

The Quaker Oats Company

Incorporated

Nabisco Brands,

Dana Corporation

Company

Moen

Heublein Inc.
Hewlett-Packard

Inc.

Provident Mutual Life

Public Service Electric

Crompton & Knowles

Hoffmann-LaRoche
The Home Depot

Time,

The MITRE Corporation
Mobil Oil Corp

NCR Corporation

Company

Inc.

Incorporated

Times

The Prudential Insurance

Microsoft Corporation

Texaco Inc.
Texas Instruments

3M

Waterhouse

Insurance

Inc.

Tetley Inc.

Textron

Philadelphia

Morgan -Worcester.

Group

Inc,

Metropolitan Life Insurance

Mutual of

Bank

Corp.

Company

Inc.

Lynch & Co..

Hershey Foods Corporation

Inc.

Bank

Public

CoreStates Financial Corp.
Corning Incorporated

& Touche

Company

Price

Utilities

Inc.

Inc.

Mellon National Corporation

Hartford Insurance

Inc.

Petroleum

Bowes

Pittsburgh National

Inc.

Harris Corporation

Inc.

Companies

Motors Corporation

Company

Coopers & Lybrand

Corporation
Crum & Forster

Tenneco

Morris

Pitney

Corporation

Inc.

Inc,

Tektronix, Inc.

Pfizer Inc.

Inc.

TRW

TENNANT

Inc.

PQ

Hamiliton

Illinois

PepsiCo.

The Mead Corporation

Electric

Corporation

H.J.

GP

Slate Street Boston
Sterilng WInthrop Inc.

Inc.

Inc.

Farm Insurance
Companies

State

Foundation

J.C.

Dow

Company

Square D Company
The Stanley Works

Paramount Communications

Thomas J. Lipton Inc.
Mack Trucks. Inc.

Beecham

Foundation
Sonoco Products

Corporation

Company

Maritrans

SmithKllne

Corporation

Pacific Telesis

GTE

Deloitle

New Jersey

Kellogg

Company

Siemens Corp.

Owens-Corning Fiberglas

Chesapeake Corporation

Corporation

Offices

Wollor Vending Service Inc.

Shell Oil

Company

NYNEX

Chemical Bank

Day-Timers

Bell Atlantic Corporation

Life

Company

Phillip

Bank

Pennsylvania

John Hancock Mutual

Martin Marietta Corporation

Baltimore Life Insurance
of

River Corporation

Foster Wheeler Corp.

Continental

Inc.

Ashland Oil, Inc.
Augat Inc.
Automatic Data Processing.

James

Marlon Merrell

Company

Benwick

-

Northwestern Mutual Life
Insurance Company
Norton Company
Northern States Power

CertainTeed Corporation

Ford Motor

•

Wendy's Bloomsburg
Wostorn SIzzlin'
Wise/Borden Foods Inc,

Incorporated

Fluor Corporation

Inc.

UNICO

RLM

First

Citicorp/Citibank, N.A.

Corporation

American Standard, Inc.
American Tobacco Company

Federal-Mogul Corporation

of Bloomsburg,
Pennsylvania

Walsh & Menapace Law

Corporation
Caterpillar Foundation

CIGNA

American General

Business
Machines Corporation
International Paper

International

Knight-Ridder, Inc.

Stores. Inc.

Town

Companies

Peat Manwlck
Kmart Corporation
Keebler Company

Corporation

Bancorp

Inc.

KPMG

& Young

Therapy Associates
Tod's Cafe

Inc.

Ralph Dillon's Flowers
Richard C. Briltain, Esquire
Ridgways Restaurant

Carpenter Technology

Chrysler First

Inc.

Foundation,

International Inc.

Nabisco Brands,

Engineering,

Robert Young Inc,
Russell's Restaurant

Jostens, Inc.

Exxon Corporation

FMC

Oil Service

Johnson & Johnson

Eaton Corporation
Equitable of Iowa
Ernst

Mitrani Foundation

Montour

Foundation

The Fred G. Smith Golden
Rule Trust Fund
Susquehanna Physical

Sen/ice

Society of Friends

The

Inc.

The Michael & Helen Schaf fer

Communications
R.W, Lawrence Excavating

Monthly Meeting

Insurance

Corporation

Federated Deptartment

Buckeye Pipe Line Compnay

Inc.

Inc.

Inc.

The Dun & Bradstreet

Inc.

Management

Company

Company

Amoco

Beneficial

Donnelly

Corporation

Airco, Inc

American

Bemis Company,

Millville

Town Auto Rentals
Solinsgrove Wrestling

Scott

Association

Campus

R.F.

MIIco Industries, Inc.

Gift

AMP Incorporated
ARA Services

Telephone Labs

Magee's Main Street Inn
Mernll Lynch

Schwarz Paint & Wallcovering

Inc.

Compact

Queen

Company

The Landmark

Fleet Pizza Inc.

Company Inc.

Inc.

John Savoy and Son,

Revak.

Long's Supply

Parts. Inc.

Financial Corp.

Union Camp Corporation
Unisys Corp.
United Parcel Sen/ice
United Telephone Systems

UNUMCorp.
Unysis Corporation
United States Fidelity &
Guaranty Corporation

Rohm & Haas Company

Vanguard Group Inc.
Warner-Lambert Co.
Waste Management, Inc.
Westlnghouse Electric

Royal Insurance
Safeguard Business

The Wheat Foundation

Rhone-Poulenc Rorer

Inc,

Rockwell International
Corporation

Corporation

Systems Inc.
Sandoz Corp.
Shearson Lehman Brothers,
Inc.

Page 41

Report
Gifts in

Kind

In

'

Honor

Lawrence Excavating

American

ARA

Mark Larson

Airlines

Dining Services

Learning and Evaluation

Arnolds' Golf Course

B

J's

A

Place

for

Ribs

Sub Shop

Berrlgan's

Berwick Area School District
Berwick Lighting Corporation

"

Center
LeVan's Cornucopia

fyir.

Liberty Chevrolet Cadillac

Martha C. Pangburn '74 by Charles J. and Martha S. Cooper.
Ronald Snow by Donna Snow Fischer, David Allen Fischer,

Lightstreet Hotel

Roni A.

Ju Tang Liu '93
Tom Lynn
Magee Glanz Carpet Co.
Master Cuts
Mill Race Golf Course
Myers Charter Service
Nabisco Brands, Inc.

Breisch's Dairy

Napoli Pizza

Creek Restaurant
California East Waterbeds,

Gary

Nespoll's Jewelry Store

Norton

E.

P-Nut Bowl

Campus

Pampered People Beauty

Cherokee Golf Course,

Salon

Inc.

Child-ln-Bloom

Pear Tree
Peking Chef

Country Charm
Country Studio

Penn State Sports

Custom Renovations

Information Office

Lee Davis

Days

Pennsylvania House
Pine Barn Inn
Pizza Hut

Inn

Delhi's Appliances
Delhi's Linen and Gift Shop
Vera Derk '60
Dunkin Donuts of Bloomsburg
East Street Subs

Ron Powlus
Precision Printers, Inc.

Elby's Family Restaurant

Press Enterprise,
Prism TV
Angellne Ranck

Ertley Oldsmoblle

Resilite. Inc.

Flick Brother Electric Inc.

Rldgway's Restaurant
Robert Young. Inc.

rrank &

Effle

Laubach Public

Library

Inc.

Robin's Car Care

Frosty Valley Country Club
Giant Food Stores, Inc.

Sam's Grand Pizza

Gray's Furniture

ScrantonAVilkes-Barre

Russell's Restaurant

Green Horizon Herb Farm

Shafer's Village Store. Inc.

Cindy Hack
John Hagemeyer

John H. Shuman
Stoneware Store

Hawkins Chevrolet,

Tee To Green Golf Center
The Nooning House. Inc.
The Old Hardware

Hollywood Video

Newport
IBM Corporation
J.

C.

Turkey

Inc.

Jack Metzer Ford Lincoln
Mercury
Jim Thorpe River Adventures
Joshua Tree Restaurant

72

Kocher

Krickett

Square

R. Guerrieri.

,

planned

f^ifts is

available from the

(717) S89-4525

FAX

(717) 389-4945

'68

Unisys Corporation
United States Cellular

Villa

Husky Club Tops

Capri

Wagner's Trophies and
Engraveables

Wal-Man Stores. Inc.
Washery System Car Wash
Weis Markets
Western

King Coal Tours
Knoebel's Amusement Resort
Harriet L,

John Trathen

'39

Yeager's Wire Works
Zelsloft Brothers
Zeisloft Construction

La Groceria

Auction Goal for Scholarships
1994 }Iusky Club Auction Dinner/Dance in April
Mmn Street Inn. topped the $10,000 goal,
according to Husky Club executive director Jim Hollister.
Tlic

at

Magcc's
All

Sizzlin'

Willow njn Inn & Golf Course
Wolf Hollow Golf Center

money

raised

Athletic Scholarship

from the event benefits the General

Fund

at

Bloomsburg University.

This year's auction included over 100 donated items
for bidding and attracted 130 guests. Some items included

two mund-lrip American Airlines
Co.

autographed by

tickets, a

sneaker

New York

Knicks center Patrick Ewing. a
personally autographed David Armstrong print, and
vacation getaways to Florida. South Carolina.
Island,

DEVELOPMENTS AND REPORT '93
edited by

Susan R. Hicks '67
Assistant Director of

Page 42

Development

L.

Offices. William J.

and Sandra

L.

Yearick.

Van

Buskirk.

Kathryn V. Graham by Rachel D Malick '34.
J. Ralph Granara by Grace M Jaskiewicz '70.
Rita Guerrieri by Barry F. and Jacqueline L. Conover. Arthur
M. and Mary R. Guerrieri, Doug and Maryrose Nesbitt, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph F. Stertein.
Brenda Hafner '80 by Robert Hafner '80.
Edward G. Herbener by Amy E. Herbener '89.

Rose G.KIelar '18 by Margaret Pelczar.
Lorraine KIsslan by Arthur M. and Mary R. Guerrieri.
Margaret Mathews '26 and George Mathews '27 by Mary C.
Cavenar.

Dominic Murtin by Diane R. '84 and Thomas R. '83 Hartsough.
Dezno Donchez by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G..Donchez, Arthur Lou Peck by Rachel D. Malick '34.
M. and Mary R. Guerrieri, Mary Herold, Mr. and Mrs. Jessie B. Phillips by Mary P. Dole '28.
Charles Schumacher, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Stertein.
Nenette Robinson by John D. Brooks.
Enola Snyder Evans by Kathryn J. Evans "36
Dortea M. Sauer by Arthur M. and Mary R. Guerrieri.
Mary Fortley by Arthur M. and Mary R. Guerrieri.
Florence Sedor by Friends of Florence Sedor.
Hazel M. Frye by Audrey and Joseph Metro.
Charles SIkler by Mr. and Mrs. Josept G. Donchez; Mr. and
Selh P. Gavason by Vicki L.Aurand, David L. and Brenda J.
Mrs Joseph F. Stertein.
Bailey, Wade and Julia Becker, Bottingers Service Center,
Sharon Trapuzzano by Paige E. Parks '82.
Donald L. and Nancy S. Burns, Donald A, and Beverly J. Jessie Wlant by Doris M Harvey.
Canada, Sara A. Charles '60, Susan J. Prey, Friends of Frances M. Williams '24 by Cynthia M. Reynolds.
Seth P. Gavason, Dorothy E. Gavason, Jeffrey W. and Nina Melvln Woodward by Alan L. and Martha A. Barrick, Barbara
L. Goff, Wilfred K. and Becky G. Groce, Daniel T. Guzenski
Behr. Marie Berlinger, Roy W. and Vert E. Caughran,
'81 Christine M. Henry, Ernest R. and Ruth Ishman, Robert
Warren E. and Nora G. EIze, Harold Prey, Bradley ShoeG. and Madelyn F. Kirkpatrick, lona M. Lewis. David H. and
maker.
Linda Lewis. Fannie Mausteller, Lonnie W. and Barbara J. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Wright by H. Clifton Wright '42.
Mohundro, Richard R. and Glenda L. Nichols. R.W. Joseph Zaun by Arthur M. and Mary R. Guerrieri.

University Store

Penney Company.

Alex Kowalenko

Mary

Miller Buck '21 by Helen C. Buck.
Catherine Chanltz by Arthur M. and Mary R. Guerrieri.
Maryellen "Toolsle" Crum by Arthur M. and Mary R. Guerrieri.

Valley Automobile Club

Hill

Paul Kanjorskl
David G. Kinder

Arthur M. and

Restaurant

Homestead Fumlture
Howard Johnson Lodging -

."nn at

Harriet W. Andrews '54 by Charles R. Andrews '54.
Gerald Bacon by Clayton HInkel '40. Kathleen HInkel.
Sr. Mary Norbet Bauer, F.D.C. by Arthur M. and Mary R.

Studio 43

Sweet Granny

Hill

Memory

In

Development Center
Bloomsburg University
Bloomsburg. PA 178 1

T-Shins Plus

Walsh & Menapace Law
Yaninas. Kirk

Information about scholarships or

Harry's Grille

Linda Lou

Snow

Gregory D. Rachau, Harry

I.

M. and Lori A. Smith. Snyder County Area Midget Football
League, Inc.. Robert C. Stoltzfus, Donna L. R. Trautman,
Kenneth R. Troutman. Richard K. and Mary J, Troutman,

Elizabeth C.

Jr.

Harrisburg Hospital

Oldsmoblle

Susan

Virginia

Earl A. Gehrig '37 by Charles H. Henrie '38.
Victoria S. GIger '27 by Robert A. Linn '40. Barbara B. North,

Stouffer Vinoy Resort

Michael and Carol Harlan

Fritsch,

Red Barons

Paul Greenly

Aline Halye

Stephen

'91.

Tom Bucchin by

Camelot Music
Clipper

Merrill A. Deltrlch by C.

Guerrieri.

Bo Orlando

Inc.

fyirs.

J. Fritsch.

Shop

Little

Bloomsburg Fair Association
Bloomsburg Floral Center
Bloomsburg Office Equipment
Bloomsburg Theatre
Ensemble
Bonanza Family Restaurant
Book-of-the-Month Club
Briar

Loretta Carmel by the Michael and Helen Schaffer
Foundation.

&

Servic,

Rathfon, Dorothy Rown. Michael L, and
Lona K. Salter, Charles E. and Rita Sekulski, Selinsgrove
Wresting Association. M. C. and Loretta K. Shadel. Willard

W. and

Rhode

and Virginia.

The S 10.400

raised at the event lops last year's total

by over $2,300. Entertainment was provided
second-consecutive year by

Maniacs.

Daddy O' and

for the

the

Sax

Business
pulpil in Danville.

products industry, and

Previous parishes included

Rome,

Utica and Schenectady in Nevk- York.

She

They

also a 1989 graduate of the

is

Lutheran Theological Seminary

LouAnn

minor
risburg.

is

teaching nursery school.

Inc.. in

are the parents of four children:

Scon. 14; Brett.

11; Erik, eight;

She and her husband, David,

1978

Angela.

subsidiary of Tometta Realty Corp..
Norristown. as manager of Agency

Art While '76 and Donna 3. Bowman were married on Febr\jary 26. Art

Operations.

a teacher at the Selinsgrove Area

is

Middle School.
president of

years ago.

(age 10), and Jared (age seven).

They

live in

Quakertown and would

Manners Yaroch

Gary Abdo

Stephen
promoted

F.

PaulG. Self

He and
parents of

He joined

12 J Hart man
Danville.

1991 as a loan review officer

He earned

(717)275-3848

McCabe. Marybeth V/alewski Shade.

and
Mondschein *77

Linda

grade teacher at Leek Kill Elementary

She earned a

master's degree at B.U. in 1984.

Castor

are enjoying teach-

She

the
1

1994. and

She hopes

is

'77 adopted a

Valley District.

company

in

1

He

29,

They

manager He was formerly

and

December

Maria Flannery '77 has been
director of the Industrial

Medicine Program at Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center in Pottsville.
She received a master's degree in
resources administration from

the University of Scranton.

Prior to accepting the position at

Samaritan, she was the manager

of customer service at Allied Signal

She lives in Pottsville with her husband and two children.

Billger were married on
Gilbertsville.

Kathy.

March

who

5 in

earned a

master's degree at Kuiztown Univer-

and administrative certification at
Lehigh University, is a building adminsity

istrator in the

Owen J.

District, Poitsiown.

live in

Boyerlown.

tional

active in

championship

in 1991.

title

is

a na-

He

travels extensively to participate in

Un-

He resides

in

events throughout the United Stales.

Kandia P. Black '78 received the
Agnes Meyer Teachers Award and was
the 1994 Teacher of the Year for

Drums.

S.

Shepperson

*77. su-

Louise (LouAnn) Stozenskl
Johnson '77 and her husband. Steve
have moved from Horsham

Maple Glen. Steve

is still in

to

the office

Calvert County, an award presented by

perintendent of the Hazleton Area
School District, has been appointed to

Eva Marie Botsko
George G. Stradlman

Camp Hill

writes: "I

Jr.

think the

new business minor

very marketable to students

seeking employment." says John
Olivo. interim dean of the College of
Business. "No matter what discipline

everybody deals with

in,

business

some

at

lifetime.

Tliis

level during their

minor

in

first child. Erik Andrew,
on December 7. J993, They live
South Bound Brook, N.J.

state correctional facili-

JoAnn Durante

I

tended sessions
reassuring to

'78 announces

bom

have been doing

have particularly enjoyed dealing with B.U. interns who have atSCI-Retrcat.

at

know

through internships

It's

that practical, ca-

at

is

available

'78

is

assistant

principal of Liberty

High School in
Bethlehem. She earned a master's degree in education administration from
Lehigh University.

A. Sverchek '77 has been

promoted to vice presideni/branch
manager of the Lehighlon office of
American Savings Bank. He was formerly vice president/loan officer

'78 gradu-

ated from Beaver College in

Decem-

ber 1993 with a master's degree and
certification in elementary education.

She

is

a fifth grade teacher at Cold

Spring Elementary School

in the

Up-

per Moreland School District.

Kathy and her family

D. Troy '77 and his wife.

live

in

Richboro.

Amanda Elizabeth, bom on November
11.1993.

John KichI *78 of Mifflinburg R.D.
He
was a counselor at the Selinsgrove
1

Chris Vamdell '77 and Laura Boycr
were married on February 1 2 in Har-

them

llic new seven-course minor
pmgram enables sliulenis lo gam an
understanding of how businesses

and Visitors Burejiu's Community Scr
viccAwardforl993. ThcCVBacccpts
nominations for outstanding individuals

who have

work

displayed cxcmpliiry

ethics and deeds,

Nominnled

Ihe third consecutive year, he

from over 60

was

se-

finalists.

is

manager of the Inlemutional
Hall of Fame Atjuiitic

plex in Fort Lauderdale.

Com-

He was

will provide students with the

prerequisites needed In enter most

MBA

prtjgrams.

I'omial discussion on the possibil-

of oflcring a business minor

ity

in the spring

of 1993, says

Olivo.
"I'd like to publicly recognize the
College of Business curriculum

committee

for

its

work

in creating

minor."

this

in-

ducted into the B.U. Athletic Hull of
Fame in 1990.

management and marketing,

Additionally, the minor in business

Iwgan

ing the awards luncheon.

He

systems,

for

Stu had the biggest support group
with 35 friends and admirers attend-

Swimmers

tlie ureas of accounting,
finance and law, information

I1ie addition of the

minor

is

partly

in response to student inquiries

minoring

in

about

business and also in

Carl and Lorl DzurLiln Merrick
'78 have moved to the West Chester
area, where Carl in the general manager of Parks

Moving Syslemi, an

agent for United Van Lines.

chemistry and physics dcpartmcnU
for a

program which would allow

majors lo gruduule with a
bachelor of science degree and an
their

MHA

in five years.

Michael David

Mowery

'78

is

a

registered rcprcscnialive with Tlic Pru-

He

dential

dren:

IS

the father of three chil-

Krislen, eight; Abby, six; and

They

live in

Bumham.

in business,

it

need

was found

for a

that

minor

Irom

the spring semester of 1990 to the
fall semester of 1993, between 15
and 50 percent of the students

enrolled in the seven courses

Phillipii '78

wcrcnon-busincNs majors. Previ-

and her husband, Daniel, are parents
of Jeremy Thomas, bom on April 4,

ously these courses were counted as

1993.

taken by non-buHincss majors.

Robert P. Ruzzo '78 in director of
hospital admissions at Hahnemann

courses will enhance Bloomsburg

pun of

as

University, Philadelphia.

For the past

when
Now,

free cicctivcsby the university

a business minor, these

graduates'
ties.

employment opportuni-

Olivo says.

ministrative

few months he has served on the adteam of Hahnemann 's pa-

sequence for the minor

tient-focused care initiative.

tion lo Business, Introduction to

The recommended course
is

Introduc-

Computer and Information Science,

my alma mater!"
Kathy Ann Hallamore

Mark

will give

an awareness of what they're dealing
with on a daily ba.sis,"

required for the business minor

the birth of her

'77 of

a lot a training in inmate classification

and tracking at

through a

operate and

Cathy PorrenbcrKer

of directors.

Ron

a sister luid a brother

Laura, four

The Washinfiton Post.
She lives in Huntingtown, Md.

the Hazleton General Hospital board

Cheryl, are the parents of a daughter,

'76,

who won

a cycling enthusiast

and

Roberts School

They

l>c

In researching the

reer-oriented education
L. Geiger *77 and Larry D.

in business

response (o rctiucils from Ihe

derwriters and various civic organiza-

ties.

in

Pottsville.

Kathy

live in Springfield. Va.

tions.

to finish administration

Council.

She

Maura Catherine.

will

you're

She was past president of the
Downingiown Business and Professional Women luid was
volunteer tutor for the Chester County Literacy

lected

William B. "Chip" Berezny '78

992 and has more than

3 years of experience as an agent

Geraldine

Good

for the Military

is retired

year-old daughter.

1994.

human

Club

joined

the National Association of Life

March

looking for another child.

supervision certification by

named

vice president of the

She and her husband, Major Brent
C. Bankus "79, arc the parents of a two-

Michael A. Saleeba '77 has been
district manager for the Baltimore Life Insurance Company's

Wyoming

live in Millersburg.

Lynne Everett

first

from the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue.

appointed

Stuart,

for the post

Stu Marvin '78 was recipient of a
Greater Fon Lnudcrdnle Convention

Va.

also represents officers' wife at the
various foreign embassy social events,

Lee Ann Bobb '77 has been a fourth

Terri

Hcmdon.

District of Washington. D.C. She attended the farewell for General and
Mrs. Colin Powell and a November

ing and keeping busy with Ashley,
nine; Lindsay, six; and Matthew, five.

Donna Brensesal Sheehan

Foods

sons. Kyle and Brycc,

luncheon with Hillary Clinton.

Atwater. Stephen S. Kline. Suzanne

nine-year-old daughter on

live in

appointed

Class Volunteer(s): Pierce

Lee Ann and her husband.

DcLana. are the

his wife,

two

Officers' Wives'

the firm in

a master's degree at

Jack

regioniil niiukctuig

Surviving arc her husband, Stephen;

Diane O'Rourke Bnnkus '78 was

LaSalle University.

School for 17 years.

employed by the
Agency in Lan-

Mitchell '77 has been

to loan

Financial Corp.

Road
PA 17821

is

glcy. Virginia.

workout manager in
the loan review department of Fulton

Representative:

'78

Central Intelligence

They

1977

Bob TV addell. Gail

She was

.16.

ii

parents of two sons. Drew and
Alexander They reside in Blue Bell.

hear from former classmates.

like to

age

E. Holland. Sharon Getlel

pany. Trans Atlantic Reinsurance Company, and Posse-Walsh. Inc.. where he

served as vice president for eight years,

background

"We
Cathy Ann Long '78 of
Downingiown died December 14 at

Olff. P. J. Taylor.

and Mandeville Insurance Associates.
He and his wife, Suzanne, arc the

UndergraduBic students in any
major at Bloomsburg University now
have the opportunity to gain n

NY 14450

Argonaut Insurance Com-

Terry and his wife, Joann Marie *77.

offered

ncwIy-onVrcd business minor

six years.

are the parents of Jenelle (age 13), Justin

ftnd a brother,

director of Bachmon

to

Army from

Madligcr. and Kevin; five gnindchil

dren

James

then

cm-

to 19^6.

Class Volunteeris): George
Bierman. Ann Molchan Fogarty.

and account man-

self

in Shiiniokin.

U.S.

keting, reinsurance,

went on

Datacap Systems, which he founded 10

in Uie

(716) 425 1015

He began his career with Aetna,
is

photographer

has over 16 years of
insurance experience, including mar-

He

agement.

Terry Zeigler '76

L Byrnes

7 Wincanton Drive
Fairport.

ft

was

Surviving are his wife. LaVem; four
children. John Jr., Robert. Bonnie

Representative:

James

Prior to that, he

ployed as

1944

David S. Lagner '77 has joined
Commonwealth Insurance Agency, a

are the

Lynn and

1989.

He sened

and

Philadelphia.

parents of two daughters,

employed by AMP,
Mount Joy. They reside in
is

Dauphin.

Lauren, four

in

Chris

died on January 19 at age 67.

Center for 10 yean prior to retiring

Terry and Melody Lane Shoe-

maker

'78 arc the parents of a son,

Kimbcrly Jane, born on October

They reside

at

507 Pine

9.

Street,

Lccspori, Pa.

Management, Business Law

I.

Principals of Marketing and

Principals of Finance.

and

II

Economics

are prerequisites for the

A minimum of

I

minor

12 of the 21 credits in

Harland H. Shoemaker '78 has
earned a Bronze Medal Award for Superior Federal Service, The award is

the

the highest honorary recognition that

coming, as many faculty stated." says

the U.S.

Census Bureau can give

its

employees.

He

minor must be taken
Bloomsburg University,
"This has been

a

at

long time

Olivo. Besides benefiting non-

business majors by giving them a

has been working as a math-

ematical statistician for the bureau for
in

Financial Accounting, Principles of

more than

1

(Continued on next page)

3 years.

Page 43

Chuck
Daly
Nancy Azar

is

director

United
of Christian education at Firsl
Church of Christ in Hellcriown, She

resigns

from Nets
Chuck Daly '52 resigned as coach
NBA's New Jersey NcU on

of the

May

Welser '78

venture
26. indicating his next

be broadcasting.
"This is a happy day for mc." Daly

Chris Courogcn '79 has been
named sports editor of The Danville
News. He formerly was sports editor

is

LINKS-Sharcd

enrolled in the

Ministry Program

at

eral

Moravian Semi-

nary in Bethlehem.
She and her husband,

ents of a son. Matthew, age eight.

They

sad day. even though

I

had

agonixe

lo

because when you do this for
it's a tough
years,
39
or
38

over

it

.

.

.

"But

I

was

it

a decision

had

I

personally because

make

to

felt

I

was

it

was a gut feeling.
was lime lo leave

I

It

knew when

it

Detroit, not

on what transpired but

was time

it

was

consulting firm in Memphis. TennesShe formerly was news editor of

to leave.

I

mc

the proper time for

myself from the bench and

lo

remove

move on

to these other endeavors."

While using his trademark "You
never say never" expression, ihe

Class of 1981.

would

Fame

NBA

Daly,

who

general manager's job.
led the Detroit Pistons

1990 and posted a .598 winning
percentage in 12

NBA

seasons,

new two-year conirncl with
do infomcrcials and
possibly pre-game shows, He also

Panama

Class Volunteer(s): Carol
Johnson. Gail Jones. Donna Kinder.
Mark Raynes. William C. Williams J

product manager with Wesley-Jessen.
He is responInc.. based in Chicago.

Inc.

Gall A. Guisewhite '79 has been
lo director of

promoted

1979

managed

care

Community General Hosnew duties will

week on Thursday

nights.

"I
"I love basketball." Daly said.

.love

NBA basketball

and

am

it

and

Selinsgrove.

FA 17870

develop and become part of
nity hcallh networks.

(7I7}74S-5577

Kim Delp

Class Volt4nteer(s):

Brown. Susan
Pati.

J. Lilly.

William C.

Corey M. Waters. Mary Ann

commu-

Make your

hotcI/motel rcs-

and watch the mall

daughter. Andrea, horn on September
Jaimic.
13. 1993. She joins a sister,

and a brother. Michael, four.
Joan is a computer technology

in-

Wyomissing

He imd his wife. Elaine, are the parcnts of two children, Kristina and
Brian,

They

live in Effort.

ager in the

retail

Pichola '79

Samuel Timothy,
bom on February 5. 1993. They live
in Richmond, Va.

the birth of a son,

Larry and Nancy Coscia Brown
*79 have just completed their fifth year

bring different perspectives to the

business classroom."

is

King of

Tom, were the parents of
two children, Katie Lynn. six. and John
Michael, four, and were expecting their

her husband.

third child in

March.

Valley

Jr.-Sr,

High School

for 15 years.

She was honored as the "Featured
Teacher for January" in The RocketCourier, Wyalusing.

She

and her husband. James, are the

in

They

reside

Wyalusing.

certified in

in

at

the

VA

Medical Center

Wilkes-Barre since 1980.

Board

oncology nursing, she has
been active as a consultant, author and

a doctorate,

Uic General Electric Research

works at
and Development Center. They arc the
parcnts of four children.

lecturer in the area of cancer care.

lifestyle, sexual oricnlalion.

cap. Vietnam era

status, or

handi-

She graduated from the Los AngeCounty General Hospiial/USC
School of Nursing. She earned an

MSN

degree from the University of

Pennsylvania.

union

membership.
,

The

university

,

is

additionally

Sue Corey
band. Tom. arc the parents of twins.
Alexandra Corey and James Corey,

bom on

February

3.

Jake

is

now over
behind

committed to afTimiative action and

eight pounds, and Alex

will take positive steps to provide

him at just under eight pounds.
They enjoy living in Baltimore.

such educational and employment
opportunities.

Page 44

is

right

textbook. Procedures in Phlebotomy,

He

B. Saunders Co,

W.

wrote six of the 12 chapters in the book.
He is director of the medical labora-

and phlebotomy pro-

tory technician
at

Montgomery County Com-

munity College. He also teaches
courses in immunohemaiology and is
a faculty consultant
State College in

at

New

Thomas Edison
Jersey.

In 1990. Flynn presented

live

in

Whitehall.

Frank Maloney '80 and Carmen
Vega Maloney '81 are the parents of a

who

son, Alexander,

published by

They

Microelectronics.

Tommy,

joins brothers

and Andrew, seven.
self-employed as an inde-

eight,

Frank is
pendent distributor in the Network
Marketing Industry. He has

number one distributorship

built the

in the

coun-

1993 for Achievers Unlimited.
now ranks in the top one percent of

try in

He

the industry.

Carmen continues

to vol-

unteer in various organizations involv-

ing their children.

They

m

reside

Bedford. Texas.

two work-

shops and delivered two papers at the
International Conference on Medical

Technology in Bombay. India. He
spent three weeks in China in 1986 as
blood bank specialist with the People
People Citizen Ambassador Pro-

gram.

Linda Scheier Martorano *80 and
her husband. Rob. arc parents of a son,

Nicholas John,
1993.

They

Mark

bom on December

live in

3

1

Flemington. N.J.

A. Mikatavage '80 received

a doctor of public health degree at the

He earned

a master's degree at the

University of Alabama in Birmingham.

Medical College of Pennsylvania and
a doctorate in higher education at the

University of Pennsylvania.

Mary

his wife. Oie former

He and

Ellen Dronson. are the parcnts of six
children.

They

live in

Joe and Betsy Dice Rowley '80 reat
5091 Monaco Drive.

side

Orctand.

Pleasanton,

CA

94566. They are par-

ents of a daughter, Casey, seven, and a
son. Kevin, four.

les

Karen Gabello

member of the
Daniel William Steel '79

is

national

Customized Com-

manager
munications Medical Economics,
sales

for

seven years, he is the father

Manned
of two children. T>lcr. five, and
Alexandra, two. They live in North
Wales.

'80 has been

acting librarian of the North

named

Pocono

Public Library, wherc she has been a

age, national origin, ancestry,

Calder '79 and her hus-

They

Bethlehem.

to

Norriton.

who has

half.

John C. Flynn Jr. '80 has edited the

a

coordinator

product marketing manager for AT&T

brother.

She joins a

April 27, 1993.

live in

Richard Jonathan Kline '80 and
Jane L. Ebersole were married on Feba
ruary 19 in Bethlehem. Richard is

her husband. Barry, arc parents of a
daughter, Allison Elizabeth, bom on

grams

of two dttughlers. Alexis, eight, and
Krislen, five. They live in East

1

regard lo race, color, religion, sex.

in

Shirley Smith '79 has been a clinical oncology speci;vlist and hospice

Park, N.Y. Mike,

persons without

man-

of ownership of Jcffcrsonville Counparents
try Day School. They arc the

Michael and Leslie James Burrcll
'79 reside at 2 Augusta Court. Clifton

committed lo providing equal
educational and employment

a

Prussia, Al the time she wrote, she and

parents of a son. Colton.

will

is

Kutztown

Beth Hager Braithwaite '80 and

system division of The

Vanguard Group, located

at

University.

Matthew, age three and a

Lorrie Schools '79 has been a business education teacher at Wyalusing

Hills.

Sally Powell Brazil '79 and her husband. PaulTimolhy Brazil '78. report

of Arts and Science and the College

all

Widcner University.

at

Mary Helen
Joan Matlen Bailey '79 and her
husband, Doug, are Ihc parents of a

"we'll have people from the College

opportunities for

and a master's degree

in

for details.

majoring in business as well.
"Now in our classes." he says,

Bloomsburg University

candidate

Downers Grove.

sides in

earning a reading specialist certificate

Bartonsville. Also a graduate of East
Stroudsburg University, he is a doctoral

The I5th year reunion will be held
on llomccominB Weekend, October

western University's Kellogg Business
School in Evanston. Illinois. He re-

tary/secondary school principal's cerafter
tificate from Lehigh University

Area Vocational-Technical School

Business minor

who

domestic trade and consumer

sible for

David B. Lapinsky '79 has been
named director of tlie Monroe County

Zeveny

in

of Professional Studies

a group

He has been accepted into the executive master's program at North-

South Schuylkill Career and
Technology Center. The family lives

benefit to faculty and students

is

Carbon-Lehigh Intermediate Unit #21
program at Lehigh
is in the doctoral
University. She received her elemen-

structor al

betler-rounded education. Olivo feels
that the minor will prove to be a great

lives in

Ihcy relate to federal and stale reform.
She will also organize CGH's effort to

talk

(Conlinued from Page 43}

Dennis M. Kane *80

Reading. Her

She

Corey M. Waters
S Stonebridne Drive

going

it."

in the fall.

City, Fla.

Representative:

six,

to continue lo work in

about

I

Law

marketing for Durasoft Colors. Optifit.
and Durasoft spherical contact lenses.

crvullons now,

of the

lege of

Cynthia L. Bartynski '80. the adthe
ministrator of staff development at

21-23.

new game

studEllen H. Hicks '80 will begin
Col-

include preparing for participation in
managed-carc initiatives, especially as

the Nets to

the superstation's

George

Representative:

(813)527-5772

pital in

signed a

said he has signed a four-yeiir
contract with TBS lo be an analyst on

just

program at
adult nurse practitioner
Washington University.

manager with Peppcridge Farms,

1989 and

to consecutive titles in

at

State University
ies at the Florida

Her husband, David, covered the
Winter Olympics for the Scripps
Howard newspaper chain.

said he doubted he

either return to coaching or

take an

She

sity.

recent inductee into the Basketball

Hall of

member

ulty

Vincent LaRuffa
418 Date Palm Court N.E.
St. Petersburg. FL 33703

initiatives at

fell this

'79 and her

and is a part-time facGeorgetown Univerbegan the post-M S N.

versity Hospital

husband. Anthony, are parents of a
daughter. Madeline Jane, bom on September?. 1993. Sherie is an area sales

Journal.

Memphis Business

M. Gazxcrro

Sherie

a

technical editor for an environmental

the

time to go.

thai

is

see.

decision.

cal nurse educator at

1980

Barbara Fahey William.s '78

m

Kimberly H. Groner '80 is a cliniGeorgetown Uni-

is

Caitlin, four months.

Bethlehem.

7

Company Bank. Atlanta. Ga.

an assistant manager at
Beneficial Finance in Sunbury.
Waters.
His wife is Jamie Freezer

He

tors.

May

vice president
Charleston. S.C. He is
Division. Trust
of Investment Services

term

two, and
ents of two daughters, Canic,

not a

"It's

news conference.

said at a

DiFabio were married on

Corey Waters '79 of Selinsgrove
two-year
has been re-elected to a third
on the Alumni Board of Direc-

wife. Dorrie. are the par-

He and his

Jeff, arc par-

will

live in

team in the Carolina League, and ediown college
tor and publisher of his
basketball publication. "Hoop Time."

David Good '80 and Janet C.

fifth

m the Hempfield School District.

grade

a genof the Lewishurg Daily Journal,
manager of the Phillies Class A

previously was director of Ihc preschool at Salem U-C.C. in Catasauqua.

She

Barbara Wagner '79 teaches

years.

She

is

staff for the past

seven

enrolled in a library sci-

ence program

at

Northampton Com-

munity College.
She and her husband, Barry, arc the
parents of two children, Christopher.
14, and Melissa, 12.

cow.

They

live in

Mos-

Mark

J.

Weinberger '80 and

his

w ife, Alison, are parents of a daughter.

bom

10.

1993

(seven pounds, seven ounces).

She

Gerri Beth,

on October

joins a sister. Elissa. three years old.

They

live in

Rockaway, N.J.

Nancy Whitman

*80 and Jon C.

Peterson werc married on September

Nancy is employed by
Young Life, a Christian youth outreach
25, 1993.

Richard J. Morgans '81 and Jacqui
summer 1996

organization, as the executive assistant

one of the directors. They

to

live at

3342 Soaring Bird Circle. Colorado

CO 80920.

Springs,

S.Zickler ore planmng a

wedding. Richard
at

IS

an English teacher

the Panther Valley

two daughShea Enn. two and a half, and
Riley Shannon, four months old.

Patricia, are the parents of

master's degree in nursing education

ters:

at the latter cviUcgc.

High School.

joins a

Virginia Reed Brett *82 of
Maplewood, N.J., has been elected to
a two ycai temi on the Alumni Boan.1
ot Dinrclors, She is a conmiunity and

Matthew Paul, age two and a

public relations director for the Girl

Karen DtStefano
Walter

T.

Zabicki

the U.S.M.C.. has

new operations officer
Wing Support Squadron

Wmg Support Group

in

for

Marine

272. Marine

27, 2nd Marine

Thomas J. Price *81 has been promoted to senior manager by Herbein
and Co., Inc.. a regional accounting
He

firm headquancred in Reading.

will

birth of a son. Jack Buckamiui.

on September
brother.

New

Monica

L. Reilly *81

(M) and Bnan
Monica is a

teacher of the hearing impaired in the
Virginia

She

ing impaired.

6916 East 7lst Place
Tulsa. OK 74133
(918) 488-0847

Sharon Robinson Staybaugh

'81

and her husband. Tim, recently pur-

chased a home

Class Volunteer(s): John C.

County.

is

director of the

Seton Center daycare program
Emmitsburg. Md.

Mays

Lippowitsch, Elizabeth

Mary McGovern Baumann

They

'81

who was three
and Emily, who was one

of two daughters: Erika,

in

in

He

is

a

member

Judiciary. Corrections

who

will

be six

and

Commission on
Delaware Court's 2000, which is making recommendations for the future
improvement of the slate 's justice sys-

also appointed to the

Representative:

Kim Gobora Bent
5 756 South Uinsing Ct.

A

Democrat. Rick represents the

Newark East

Area.

(303)740 7752

Linda Brncc '83 and Gerald

his wife,

nn

is

a fifth grade

teacher in Roselle Park, N.J.

Manuel R.
of

St.

A.

J.

DiValerio

birth of a daughter.

Jr.

'82 reports the

Morgan

Christian,

bom

on January 15. 1993. She joins
two brothers, A.J. five, and Alex, four,

Freeland.

David M.
moted to public finance office, retail
division, by PNC Bank, N.A. He is
pursuing a master's degree at
Bulzoni '81 has been pro-

Mary wood

College.

Stivers Jr. '81

is

pastor

Luke's Lutheran Church

He

formerly served

in

at sev-

eral churches in the Lehighton area.

Rev. Stivers and his wife, Bonnie,
are the parents of three children.

They

live

in Clarks Sum-

mit

James Digiandomenico '81 and
Mary L. Adams are planning a July 22
wedding in Hazleton. Jim, who earned
an
is

Carroll A. Truran *81 has been

named

MBA degree

at

is

family lives

Chadds Ford

in the

West Chester/

ment planning officer by Fulton FinanCorp. She previously was cm-

employed by

They

ployed by First Peoples Bank of

New

the Pennsylvania Fed-

live in

at

relations director at

She has completed various courses

ior College,

Rutgers and

tor of the

St.

Joseph's universi-

is

a sales ac-

was named "Administra-

She

married and

is

three

is

the mother of a

and a half year old daughter.

at that school.

was

Richard R. Knisely n '81 and Mary
Jane McCalla were married in Billings.
Montana. Richard is a sixth grade
teacher at
in

the Huntley Project School

Worden. Montana. He

is

suing a master's degree at

and the coordinator of career planning

10, 1993, at

and placement/director of cooopcrative
education. She was also an adjunct

RAF

Lakenhealh, En-

Sammy and

1982

Amasa

Representative:

Montana

Doug

Barbara Baker Edwards. Carrie

Church

Myers

He was ordained

He and

in 1992.

his wife. Lori, are the par-

ents of four children:

Carmen.
Dana.

Alan, 12;
and

10; Nathaniel, eight;

hospital's

He

had served as the

manager of accounting since

Randy Mcintosh *81 and his wife,
own The Morning Star, a Chris-

Remington.

Ann

Ftt/pulrlck '83

live

She

also u part time

is

YMCA, The mother

of two sons, ages four and

mamed on April

14, 1990,

are the parents of a daughter.

Nicole Alaine.

bom

on October

4,

1992-

Amy is working part-time as a medical technologist.

They

live in

King of

They

Medical Center. American Home
Foods Products, and Central Pennsylvania Savings Association.

a nurse in

She

is

also an

six,

she also

for senior level nursing students at

Michael Connell '82 and

his wife.

College Misericordia.

She eamcd a

Award nn May 23

dedicated to the

is

of Michael Schwemer, im

impassioned

civil rights activist

who

was kidnapped and murdered along
with two associates in Mississippi in

Five awards of $ 1 .000 each arc
presented annually to the undergraduate college KiudcnlN

who

United Slates
spirit

in llic

bcsl fuinil the

of citizen activism mul promote

positive solutions for social chiingc.

McDaniel was instrumental

Kurcn Hulderman Fox

'83 and

Arthur Murray were married on No-

vember

27, 1993, in Knoxvillc, Ten-

nessee.

Karen

employed

is

in public

Gaston Memorial Hospital

in Qastonia,

in the

university's first and second

Gospelrama programs. As a past
treasurer of the Student Government
Association, he helped develop
student leadcnhip rctrcaU and helped

organize a campus wide rally against

N.C.

hale crimes.

He

supported the

I.lndcnmulh Gordner *83 and

creation of Students Together

her husband, Slate Representative John

Alleviating Racial Tension, a

on April

5.

They

bom

reside in Berwick.

Stacy J. Gross '83 is nurse manager
for a pediatrics and medical adult unit
York Hospital, where she has been

multiethnic student group
to

overcome

who work

Ihc barriers of racism

and inequality. McDaniel backed a
successful movement to win approval
to include a course rct|uirement in

cultural diversity as part of Ihc

university's general education

employed since graduation.

program.

Kfmberly l^nnon Hegner *83 and
her husband. Robert, arc parents of a

daughter. Emily Kathryn.

Kim

gust 2. 1993.

IS

bom

on Au-

a second grade

teacher in the Pcnnsbury School Din

They

live in

Bucks County.

Doug Henderson
a master's degree at
sity in

adjund faculty member

Activist

planning and organi/iitinn of the

Hazleton General

Hospital'scrilical care unit forll years

BImimsburg

Washington, D.C.

Among his other honors

1984.

is

York Hospital.

*83.

who earned

Gonzaga Univer-

Outstanding Student Award four
times.

He was

bom

special projccw

chairperson for the Black Cultural
Society and a

member of the Black

Month committee. He has

served on the University-Community

Task Force on Racial Equity and

a psychotherapist at

helped coordinate that organization's

He and

"Hands Across Bloomsburg." For

his wife, the

former Lanettc Shrader. arc parents of
a son. Ian,

and

ajcccmplishmcnts, he has received the

History

Michaelcne Panzarella '82 has
been

in

does daycare.

at

Amy C. Mininger '82 and Douglas

Schwemer

is

Prussia.

are the parents of three daughters and
live in

on January 28. 1993.

aerobics instructor and sign language

trict.

1989.

accounting positions with Geisingcr

Judy,

daughter,

part lime teaching a deaf kin-

dcrgartncr.

Newmanstown.

They

John T. Blessing '82 has been
named controller of Sunbury Community Hospital.

bom

a

Prior to joining the hospital, he held

four.

tian bookstore in Slate College.

in

Cressc were

the Practical Bible

Training School in Bible School Park.

N.Y.

CoreStates Hamilton Bank. They

justice at

University, received llic Michael

June 1964.

I>orl

Ontkos were married on January 7 in
Newmanstown. Philip is employed by

formerly was pastor of Borden Baptist

He attended

Stephanie,

Farm, the family-owned

Philip R. Martin '82 and Lisa A.

Class Volunteers): Christopher
Blackburn. Karen Scott Blackburn.

Addison. N.Y.

*83 and her hus

Gordner, arc parents of a daughter,

Taylor

Alan R. Langelli '81 has been
named assistant pastor of Park Gale
Baptist Church in Beaver Falls. He
in

Hill

dairy farm,

538 Avenue A. Apt. 16
Redondo Beach, CA 90277

State University.

Ann Cobb

relations at

She and her husband. David, arc the
parents of two sons. They reside on

also pur-

(iayle

instructor of feature writing.

Abram.

imd criminal

The award

hand are parents of

assistant to the director of counseling

her husband,

gland. She joins brothers

They Uvc in Lafayette

instructor for the

Year"

John McDaniel, a senior from
Philadelphia majoring in sociology

memory

'82. pub-

Keystone Jun-

award

Hill. Pa.

Cheryl

Prior to her current position she

Annie Swavely Wozniak '81 and
Tom. arc the parents of a
daughter, Mariah, bom on December

her

DunicI, two and a half, and

Ijiurcn. age one.

national

re

CPA to be-

mom. She and

a full-time

working

a public relations assistant, as well as

Gina

from her position as a

come

Elizabethlown.

Deborah Brandt Johnson
lic

Jersey.

ties.

count executive with Canon U.S.A.

tired

husbimd, David, arc the parents of tw()

eration of Sportsmen in Harrisburg.

diology Associates.
T. Fairhurst '81

in Dallas,

area.

John M. Hohenwartcr Jr. *82 and
Dana L. Kimmcl were married on
March 26 in Lancaster. John, who
eamcd a master's degree at Pcnn State,
is

of Forty

Tiimara L. Bryant '83 recently

senior vice president with

cial

Wilkes University,

business manager for Hazleton Ra-

vice president/funds manage-

Company

ulso affiliated with the

is

family-owned business, Braces* Orchard

receives

a realtor associate with the

is

She

Fori.

children:

David and his wife. Robin, are parents of a son.

A.J.

Donaldson, Lufkin and Jennettc. The

He is also a graduate of the Lutheran
Theological Seminary in Philadelphia.

the University of

at

Maribeth Jones

.

on February 28. Mary

B A,

Scronton,

two daughters.

who earned

Forty Fort. Linda,

in

M

Student

ISwcd

Mancincllinre planninga June

ding

He and

the former Faith Ann Petrovich '82. ore

McDaniel

Enf^lewood.COSOm

tem.

in

May.

1983

of

He was

Public Safety Commiliccs,

parents of

August
and a daughter. Ashley Lynoe, who was
one

House

seeking a sec-

Delaware House of

in the

Representatives.
the

is

are the parents of a son. Brad-

ley Vincent,

and her husband. Charlie, are parents

ond term

Lake Heritage.

in

Sharon

Gettysburg.

Gross. Diane Langley. ShenA.

on March 26,

Beach Public Schools.

also teaches adult classes of the hear-

Howard Carter

Beverly

Scout Council of Greater Essex

Rick DiLibcrto '82
D. Allard arc engaged.

Representative:

bom

supervise the firm's Pottstown office.

River, Jacksonville, N.C.

1981

He

9. 1993.

half.

Wing, Marine Corps Air Sta-

Aircraft
tion.

major

'80, a

been appointed the

'82 reports the

in

(Continued on next page)

March 1989.
Page 45

Class

Reunion
Janice T. Lessman *83 (M) has

Awards

been promoted to senior vice prcsidentdlrctlor of retail banking

In order lo provide an incentive for
participation,

and

do

classes that

a

acknowledge

to

bank

in

989 as vice president of trust.

1

two

parents of

their reunions

Maureen. They

tion

the

rate

1993.

which have a participation
of 25 percent of those invited;

The SUver Award for reunion
classes which have a participation
of 15 percent of those invited;

They

bom

on November

*83 and his

bom

Rylec Ann,

ter,

The Bronze Award for reunion
classes which have a participation

She joins

on October 10.
Paige, three and a

a sister,

Mark McCord

1993 were the

McCord

Fcdroff

following:

— Bronze;
Class of 1938 — Bronze:
Class of

a brother, Mat-

thew, age three.

—
Class of 1953 — Bronze;
Class of 1958 — Bronze,
These classes

*84 are the parents

He joins

ber 6, 1993.

1943— Gold;

Class of 1948

'83 and Linda

of a son, Michael Robert, bom on Octo-

Class of 1933

live in

bom

Tampa.

Mark works

Silver.

for Cadillac Plastic

and

Chemical Company as a general manager in the Northeast. They live in

will be recognized

Lisa G. McNctt *83 and William

H. McNcIt HI *82 lu-c parents of a son.
William Henry McNett IV, bom on

Meet us

He joins two sisters,

1994.

1,

Samantha,

five,

Donna Polak Zimmerman

'83 and

Raymond, bom on No-

They

vember 27, 1993.

live in

Durham. N.C.

Bloomsburg University

will greet

and Andrea, two.

alumni, friends and prospective stu-

Carlenc Longo Muto *83 has
eamed an M.D. degree at Temple UniShe be-

versity School of Medicine.

Bloomsburg Fair this fall.
Recognizing that over 500,000

gan medical school in 1989 while
working as a microbiologist.

— including countless alumni

She received the Earl H. Spaulding

dents

the

al

people

— annually

visit the

exposition, repre-

sentatives of the university will staff u

booth

in

one of the exhibit buildings.

Infonnation about the university's vari-

ous programs will be available

terest

in the study

and aptitude

and

and immunology.

She has remained

at

Temple

for an

internship and residency in internal
fair

opens on Saturday, Septem-

Represcnialive:

Joseph

McDaniel

E.

(Continued from Page 45}

two minutes, over 600

students,

and townspeople gathered to

hold hands

in

J.

74i7 Paxton Road
VA 22043

10th year reunion will be held

Kim

Andrusisin '84 reports the
Michael Joseph, on July

birth of a son,

26. 1993.

M. Bakcman

'84 reports

was married on July 5, 1986.
They have two sons, Geoffrey Robert,
bom on August 12, 1989, and Bryan

bom

Keith,

on March

Thomas A. Muto.

Woods were married on February

ley

House

in

is

employed

Sayre.

They

town of

"Everyone has differences, many
based in culture.

I

M. Bean

Lower Heidelis employed
by Berks General Medical Group in
West Reading. They reside in
Harris were married in

berg Township. Cherisse

Wemersvillc.

Bill, are

Walter T, Rose were married on Au-

They

master's degree in elementary counsel-

McDaniel.

in

instructor at Fairfield

She has

Academy

Montoursville since 1985.

member of the

Bloomsburg University Council of

live in

Timothy Pinkowski *83 and
Shelley

Anne Culligan were married on

August 28. 1993,
thy,

who

in

Bethlehem. Timo-

earned a master's degree in

finance at

St.

Joseph's University,

is

accountant for
Connaught Laboratories Inc. in
Swiftwater. Pa. They reside in
senior

project

Bethlehem.

Mark
German

E. Brichta '84 and Molly A.
arc engaged.
at

Mark holds a
Roadway Ex-

resource administration

at

in

the

Terrence and his wife, Virginia, are

Lauren and

the parents of two children,
Kelly.

in nursing at the

Uni-

cate at Millersville University in 1991,

versity of Texas, Health Science

Cen-

ter, in

San Antonio. She

in the

Ph.D. program.

Her son. Thomas

will continue

is

employed by R. R. Donnelley and

Sons. Lancaster.

Henry 'Hank" Riordan *84 has

now

Jeffrey, is

accepted an assistant professorship in

three years old.

Department of Neuropsychiatry at
Dartmouth Medical School in Lebanon, N.H.. beginning on July 1. Dr.
the

Kimberley A. Kearney *84 reports
the birth of a daughter, Kyra Ann, bom
on October 16. 1993. She joins a sister, Erin Kathleen, two. They live in

to

manager

in the

pro-

& Co.,

where he has been servicing

ac-

counts in the firm's Pittsburgh office

Reading

Daitmouth Medical School.

He

accounting/

auditing department of Herbein
Inc.,

Riordan recently completed an internship at the University of Pennsylvania

and postdoctoral fellowships at the
University of Pennsylvania and at

Kunkel IH *84 has been

Joel

moted

worked

continues to be an active

an organization
brother,

David

Anthony

Margaret A. Lessie *84 and Paul
in

May

in

which

'96. is a

his

younger

member.

in

office.

Gieseking were married

mem-

ber of the Delta Pi Alumni Association,

Janelle

1993.

Margaret has been a pharmaceutical

Roche Laboyears. They live

Is

P.

J.

Jr. '84

Rotondi

and

Ridder are engaged. Anthony

employed by Liberty Mutual

Insur-

ance as manager of marketing research/
operations.

sales representative for

Wayne.

Ruby Schuon

Scott '84 reports the

second son. Her

birth of a

Indiana.

first

son

is

three years old.

Joseph Lisiewski *84 and Lisa
Raypole were married on October 16
in Philadelphia.

Joseph,

on a master's degree

ing

University,

who
at

is

associate bursar at Lehigh

is

work-

Villanova

an accountant

is

She

University and resides in Coopersburg.

at Bell

Danielle A.

ber 7

Atlantic.

at St.

ver and

Louis Maslowe '84 has relocated

to

Simone *84 was comNovem-

missioned as a missionary on

is

Elizabeth Church in Den-

on assignment as supervisor

of the Pastoral Del

Amor Home

in

the Chicago area as a result of a pro-

Merida. Yucatan, Mexico.

glas A. Barto *87 were married on

to senior credit manager of the
midwestem region of Concord Com-

October 30. 1993, in Lancaster.
Kathleen is employed at Hans Herr

speech language pathology and audi-

mercial Corp., leasing subsidiary of

ology

Hong Kong Shanghai Bank. He and

the past seven years, she

Kathleen M. Drury '84 and Dou-

Doug
They

is

in

Lampeter, and

motion

his wife live in Algonquin, Illinois.

employed by Delta Color.

Thomas M. McCarty

Laurie Ctofn DufTord *84 and her

is

burgh

They

are the parents of a daugh-

Megan, bom in November 1993. They live in Missouri City.
ter,

Hahnemann

is

University.

For

worked

as a

speech pathologist and an evoked pomonitoring.

employed by

York Newspaper Co. as the single

copy circulation manager.

Debra Fenty Skinner

'84.

who

been been a special education teacher
for 10 years, has taught

primary-aged

students at the Stanhope School for six
years.

Pitts-

area.

Kathleen M. Behan '84 and David
K. Gallagher '83 were married in
1988.

the

Thomas

employed by

G.E. Capital. They reside in the

at

in

'84 and

Kelley L. Fondarvest plan to be married in 1994.

husband, Duanc, are parents of a
daughter. Vanessa Nicole, bom on August 10, 1993. Laurie

She eamed a master's degree

tential specialist in

Willow SlrccL

live in

Lisa

M. Merlz

*84 and David A.

Snyder were married on November 27.
1993 in Sunbury. Lisa is a second

As she grew up, she watched her
younger brother, who was bom with

Down Syndrome,

venture into school,

Edison Elementary
School in Sunbury. They live at

and she carefully monitored his
ures and triumphs.

Northumberland R.D.

She realized that the disabled can
accompUsh a great deal academically

grade teacher

at

2.

Jennifer

Texas.

Page 46

12. 1993.

Holland. Bucks County.

Elementary School

ing at Bucknell University.

Trustees.

live in

L. Phillips *83 received a

been an

as a student

They

human

Kim L. Harrison '84 has completed
an M.S. degree

her

parents of a son.

bom on April

Hanover.

understanding of ourselves," said

Since 1993. McDaniel has served

Stephen Paca.

Inc. in

Anthony A. Raniero *84 and Mary
Lou FIchthom are planning a June 18
wedding in Lititz. Anthony, who
eamed an elementary education certifi-

in Fort

Karen Shoap Bishop *84 and

Burron-Medical

enrolled in Northwestern

reside in

believe that by

attain a belter

Bucknell University,

ratories for the last six

managerial position

Debra Ann OrcndortT *83 and

Kim

at

'84 and Scott D.

press.

understanding the diversity for

graduate of the Central Atlantic

is

the

Cherisse

at

University of Scranton,

since 1985. Prior to that, he

Athens.

gust 21 in Bedford.

Bloomsburg.

They

live in Perkasie.

at Val-

a long ihin line

linking the university and the

19. 1993.

Hazlelon and a production su-

pervisor

the bank's trust department, including

Shillington.

Melissa

employment manager

also

manager at Muncy
Bank and Trust Co., responsible for
managing the operation functions of
to trust operations

of Trust.

on Homecoming Weekend, October
21-23. Make your hotel/motel res*
crvations now, and watch (he mail

Good

Bethlehem.
He is pursuing a master's degree

University's National Graduate School

Class Volunteer(s): Scott Righter.
Linda Fedroff McCord. Darlene
Barberio Payne, Cameron Smith

resources at

Hazleton-St. Joseph Medical Cen-

ter in

Victoria Fry *84 has been promoted

she

(703)356-5028

The

He was
at

Brockport.

at

in

Nolan *83 and Christine

26inWaverly. Joe

stretching for blocLs. symbolically

we can

married lo

is

York

human

Potuville.

University of

at the State

School of TVust

Falls Church.

husband.

She

faculty

She plans to specialize

medicine.

New

A

Robert J. Kenney

infectious diseases,

ber 24.

people

for outstanding scholarship. In-

application of medical microbiology

at the

booth.

The

Award

reading

computer and data processing systems.

that she

at the Fair

Samaritan Regional Medical Center in

Diane has eamed a master's degree

Washington, N.J.

January

director of

in

for details.

on a permanent plaque at the
Fcnstemaker Alumni House.

Nathan Robert, bom on January 24. He
joins a brother, Zachary.

Fla.

half.

of 10 percent of those invited.
for

They

1984

wife, Libby, arc the parents of a daugh-

and

Award winners

on June 11, 1993.

15,

live in Taylor.

M. Chrislopher Maron

Gnaden Huetten Memorial Hospital in
Lehighion. He formeriy was assistant

Diane M. Kramer Ferster *84 and

her husband, Michael, are the parents

and her husband. Chet, are parents of
a son, Gary,

rale

Andrew and

live in Williamsport.

Cheryl Sedlak Luka.siewicz '83

o^ers three awards:
for reunion

Dr James J.

are the parents of a son, Patrick,

of a son, Tyler

classes

rate

children.

Alumni Associa-

The Gold Award

and her husband,

Rodgers,

She and her husband. Jerry, arc the

members back
Homecoming,

trust for

Northern Central Bank. She joined the

good job of getting

lo Bloomsburg for
on Alumni Weekend or

and

her husband. John, are parents of a son.

Anlcka G. Dendler Rodgers '83

Terrence

named

J.

Purcell *84 has been

director of human resources at

as well as socially,

when they

fail-

are given

the right mixture of encouragement.

Reading
conference

love and tutoring.

Alward were married on January 7

This realization was what inspired

Dcbra

to

go

into teaching.

Her dream

a run a preschool for children with

is

Down Syndrome.
She

Harold

a self-em-

is

ployed financial consultant and
fied public accountant.

They

certi-

live in

Wilkes-Bane.

Cameron Smith

*84 of Lafayene
been re-elected to a second
two-year tenn on the Alumni Board of
Hill has

He

is

reimbursement man-

ager for the Philadelphia Geriatric Cen*
ter.

His wife

Wood

Sandra

is

doctoral degree in nursing, has coauthored an article, "Spiritual Care of

Age Child with

the School

Condition."

It

a Chronic
be published in the

will

Journal of Pediatric Nursing. The coauthor was Carol Murphy Moore '87.

Smith,

Norristown. They

Mary

Jeanne A. Sweinberg '84 and Thomas A. Williams '83 were married on
July 10 in Forty Fort. Jeanne is employed by the Lake-Lehman School
District as a reading specialist,

Louise

They

live

in

Shavertown.

Ann TVoutman

'84 re-

ports the birth of a daughter. Rebekah.

They

18, 1993.

live in

Sunbury.

Glenn R. Walter *84 has been practicing law with Kramer, Rayson,
Leake, Rodgers and Morgan since

He and his

1987.

wife, Donita, arc the

parents of two children, Jessica, three

and a

half,

and Kyle, eight months.

Beth Williams '84 and
planning an October

Lewisburg.

in

School

in Shamokin. She was featured
"Teacher in the Spotlight" in the

as

April

edition of

1 1

The News-item.

Shamokin.

1,

Beth

Bill Shutt are

1994 wedding

is

in

master

'85 has been ap-

American Heart Association,
Lower Northumberland County Board

the

is

business manager and board

treasurer for the Sayrc School District.

He

also a lieutenant in the

is

lire

They

'85 has been pro-

He

Pcnn Bimk
commer-

to

cial loan officer in 1990.

He earned

March

14. 1994.

Amy M. Buwnr
Simpson

her husband, David, are parent.s of n
son. Patrick John,

bom on August

1994 wedding. Susan

1993

13..^

is

working on a
Abington

(six

pounds.

School of Nursing, and Andy

is

an ex-

president of the

ecutive vice president of J.E.M.

Group

risburg.

He is also
Mount Carmcl-

Kulpmont Kiwanis Club.

He earned

Limited in Willow Grove.

Linda K. Brown *R6 and Paul

University of Dayton School of Law.

He

Alice

Mengcl Sklro *85 and her

Zieber arc cngiigcd. Linda

Kulpmont

husband. Paul, are the parents of a son,

by Berks County Employment and

Connor William, bom on February 9.
1993 (eight pounds, six ounces). They

Training OITice.

practices general law in
is

He was

married to Paula Jane Ross

live in

He

Directors.

is

a

Mogul Corp.

Jane E. Coder *86 and Ian Eric
March 2 in

re-

Abinglon.

Jane,

David Karpinski '85 and

his wife,

bom

tany Alysa,

1993. Shejoins brothers. Michael and

on December

11,

Alex.

moted

Lehne '85 has been profinance manager
cough/

to

Based

Products.

rect the

development and expansion of

Fairleigh Dickinson University
is

on May

a programmer/ana-

administrator for

K-C

Aviation (a division of KimberlyClark) in Montvale. NJ.
Betsy L. Fisher Boring '85 and her
husband, T\m, are parents of a daugh-

Maggie Lee, bom on May

13.

1993

(seven pounds, nine ounces). She joins

the

company

in 1990.

in

is

structor at

working

as a Spanish in-

Lycoming College.

Harold E. Cannon '85 and

Janis L.

RJt

from Fairleigh Dickinson University.
She resides in Morris County. N J.

B.U.,

h manager of

group with Dala Analy

Intmcorp, Bcrwyn.

on April
inches).

bom

1993 (9.7 pounds. 21
Theresa is a computer pro7.

grammer/analyst for Commonwealth

Bank

in Williamsport.

Michael

tomer operations manager
sion Cable Services.

for

They

is

reside in

Williamsport.

Longcoy '85 has been promoted to banking officer at
Harleysville National Bank. She
fomerly was a computer programmer.
Patricia

Serving as volunteers

'70.

at the

were Niuicy

who

also miidc

all

Ihc

arrangement; Ronni Nagcl "79. Alice
Belly Rccd *3V

l.inn.

Hill *67, Eleanor

Mary Barrall
Kennedy '52, and

Mary Lou John '45.
Alumni who rcgisten' Nancy Williiims Travis '52, Jenn
Grifnths Kennedy '55. Siindni Raker
'60. Rila

Bolleon Miiurifllo "61.

Barhnra Fuminn Rousli "61, Minctvu

Karnes Spaid '62. Gail Allen Nusk

Marion

I'lanugan Li/zul '64, Helen Wirth
'hi, Carol

Pnm

Cox

ChnnitK-rliitn '67,

Scybcrt Ix,sher '6H,

Zimmerman

'69,

Mill

Yocum

(jiannclla '69, Diirlene
I*liilip

(inbb '69.

I.,

Remlcy Ixhman '69, Cusandrii
Murasco Grut/a *70. John Dreishach

North Towunda. Grace

J.

employed

is

'70,

Nancy

Felicr lulwards '70, Bclty

Weiss Underwood

Hospador Gabb

Kate

'70,

'70, Vicki Pridokns

as a speech language pathologist for the

'71, Jeanne

Oswald '72, Brcnda Bullock Ross
'72. Audrey Snyder Lindner '72,

They

District.

live

Towanda.

Bums Crawford

'72,

Jim

Joanne Berkhciscr *72,

Robert D. Fetlerman '86 and

Kunkletown.PA 18058
(215) 681-3914
Kelly R. Lewis

288 Marguerite

Judy Bielawa Riltenhousc

Edward George, on March
They live in Rome. Pa.

Marie Pedock Demc/Jco

Street

Donald
Picciotti

4.

1994.

Waskie Gross

Finan *86 and Lynn

J.

were married on August 27,

1993. in Strafford. Donald

Voiunleer(s):

Carol

Facchiano. Cindy Hepler. Michele
Hucaluk. Dale Keener. Marvin
Metzger, Steve Morehart, Sandi

Wood

Smith

account executive with

is

ABF

a senior
Freight

Systems. They reside in Devon.

Alumni Board of Directors. He is laboratory operations manager at Polyclinic
in Harrisburg.

Monica L.
Harper were married on December 30
in Elkton, Md. Les is an office manager in the accounting department

at

Wycth-Ayerst Laboratories in St.
Davids. They live in Chester Springs.

Cindy Boll
Ellen Powell

Holly Welzcl '73. Anne

Marie Murray Howard

'73,

Carolann

Baskcra '73, Deborah Biddle Shipc
'73. Carol

Lciby

Coombc

*73,

Newton l^ury
Mary Angle
Christine Heck Houck

'74, Jeff Phillips '74,

Hawaii where she is working at
Hospital. She previously was at
Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore

Romain Yakus Whitclock

for seven years.

Parker King '75. Elizabeth A.

Coploff '74,
'74,

Kalhy Timalonis Musser

'74,

'75, Jennie

Meckley
Patricia Giatrai *86 and Erec

Maziarz were married on October 16.
1993. in Wayne. Patricia is a registered
nurse

Leslie J. Alston '86 and

'73,

'73,

Mary

Ann

Golllieb '74, Jodie

Elaine Foster *86 recently moved

Kona

Scott Alkey *86 of Harrisburg has

Waplcs

'73,

'72,

'72. Tcrri

William Ungcr '74, Susan M,

been elected to a one- year term on the

Medical Center

Joanne Kasmidcr Chaliaiko '72,

wife. Kathleen, are parents of a son,

East Stroudsburg. PA 18301

Class

his

Remlcy

cus-

Dimen-

to alumni,

Troy Area School
in

parents

of a daughter, Stephanie Kathryn.

addition,

Gail

to

Theresa Scott Loeh
Michael R. Loeh '84 are the

*85 and

ol

who won H nuig. In
apples and gum were given

I

finance

a brother, David, three.

Betsy

1986

(717)424-5633

MBA degree

also earned a

Grace A. Corbe *86 and Douglas
in

the business.

She joined

who

Irwin were married on June 19. 1993,

Comer,

analytical and financial support to di-

Susan L. Andrews *85 earned an
MBA degree in management at

LAN

in Liberty

N.J.. she is responsible for providing

She holds an

She

—

cold for Schering-Plough Health Care

Moore

ter.

Ga.

Chris Campbell Raughley
Kristine H.

and

lives in Atlanta,

Representatives:

1985

lyst

She

area.

Alison, are parents of a daughter, Brit-

Wayne Highlands School

ai

1

1990 and served as director of mar-

keting in the Baltimore-Washington

grade teacher and softball coach in the

23, 1993.

in

who

Jim Oswiitd "72

'63. S. Kl(K-k l>cl-usis '63.

Petersen were married on

Sandra M. Sklarcskl '85 was

John Haney

n T-shirt, and

I'lunagan Stesncy '63, Hurhnrn

Wilkcs-Barre.

on October 23. 1993.

buyer-planner for Federal

John Haney. Marvin Meneeley. Patty

employed

is

an assistant public defender for
Northumberland County.

and

'92, a graduate

assisianl in the Rciuliiig Clinic,

llollcnbach '58, Vera Rcnritk I)c[k

law degree from the

his

Timothy Wood '84 and Nancy

Class Volunleeris): Glenn Bromley.

ounces).

and the Salvation Army.

sis

PA 19403

12,

Rose Anne is the billing manager al
Pcnnsy Supply Inc. They live in Har-

at

"Welcome

Winners of the doorprizcs were

KriMcn Uuchile

reglslrnlion desk

Susan M. Saks *8S and Andr«w C.
Nolan '82 are plaruiing an August 12.
nuning

n

dooTpri^es.

Edwards

the data analyst

{2l5)63l-iU5

5

Conlinenlal Airlines.

Real Estate. She joined the company

Jeffersonville.

November

Amy is a flight oltcndani for

keting manager for Coldwcll Banker

Ginger Balchunas ChUds
342 Norris Hall Lane

'86 imd Steven L.

arc planning a

Rose Anne Briuk-Horan '86 and

in

was

lime, there

finit

MifninlKirg.

Alumni Board of

Represeniaiive:

live in Harris-

Lehigh University.

second degree

at Bloomsbiirg University
attmclcd nbout 1200 participanis,
including 120 B.U, alumni. For the

won

been elected to a two-year term on the

District.

They

burg.

sultant.

a sixth

'84. report the birth

of a daughter, Kalherine Rose, on

wedding.

a master's degree a(

confca'ncc

Aluiimi" desk where graduates were

started his career in the

987 and was promoted

alumni

invited lo register for special

Lewisburg. a business software con-

is

30.

half.

Naval

moted to assistant vice president at
Mellon Bank Stroudsburg Business

1

two and a

live in Dcnnisville. N.J.

Richard A. Bluls

Center.

bom on January

a sister. Ella,

master's degree

ding in Mayfieid. Timothy

Unit.

parents of a daughter.

Colleen Elizabeth,

cently appoinicd East Const field mar-

Kissolovege are planning a July 9 wed-

a hearing

is

Montgomery

Alicia t. BluLs *86 and her husbtuid,

Mark W. Ranzan

attracts
This year's annual reading

'85 of Lancaster has

Inc.,

U..

the

at

County Intermediate

She joins

pointed to the board of directors of the

Nurse Association of
Northumberland County. He also
serves on the board of directors of the
Mount Carmel Area School District,

B

at

Hopiham.

Samuel

in

Edward C. Greco

degree

s

support tcaclicr

band, John,

employed by

Computer Support Services,

live in

credit dcparlmcni of United

Visiting

on September

employed by

Ell/abcthA.Barry '86 and her hus-

Funk '85 is a kinderQueen of Peace

and

a social studies teacher in

Kathleeen

is

Samuel G. Moore '85 and Debra L.
Reno arc planning a summer wedding.

garten teacher at

district.

Cheryl

Susan J. Baker '86 and Dennis C.
Wendt were married on August 7,
W93. Susan, who also earned a

Reserve.

Class of 1986.

Thomas is
the same

"85 and her

SmithKtine Beccham Clinical Labs

Ruth Ann B. Fulton '85, who has a

Directors.

Ann MikuLski

Cheryl

husband. Michael, report the birth of a
second son. Hciuy William, on January 21, 1994.

N J.

Wharton,

lives in

Wilkes-Barrc.

in

at

Suburban General Hospital

East Norriton.

They

live In

Spring City.

Ronald D. Gruver '86 and
Urban a-s

are planning a June

1

Jill

995 wed-

Ron is a sixth grade
Wyoming Valley West

ding in Luzerne.
teacher in the

in

School District

"75. Kathleen Hublcr
Wislock '75, Donna Winl Phillips

'75,

Rebecca Rhinard

Nickey Batman

'75. Sylvia

'76. Gail

Gazdick

Ryan

'76. Lou
Gunderman '76, Helen Stanishefski
Mcnamin '77. Robin Snyder Lcbo

Fausl '76, Jane Wilson

'77. Elizabeth

Payne

Ronni Nagel

'78,

'79. Kathleen

Williams Gaughenbaugh '79.

(Continued on next page)

Page 47

Emeritus
status
Susan Motyka Haddick *86 of

conferred

Enola received a master's degree in
special education at Shippcnsburg Uni-

John Hartzel. assistant professor of

computer and information science,

in

recognition of 2 1 years of service;

Michael Herbert, professor of
biological and allied health sciences.

co-owner

Bloomsburg. He is also a ceriified
American Collector Association

in

AUentown. They

in

at

years

ment of Revenue

Mount

live in

They

in Harrisburg.

Joy.

Bloomsburg.

Robert Hogg, associate professor
of accounting, 17 years in education,

Robert Sagar. associate professor

K. Gary Kirk *86 has been pro-

moted

to assistant administrator of the

elected chairperson of Volunteers of

America of Northeastern Pennsylvania

of biological and allied health

40 years

in education,

30

Elizabeth

Continued from Pagf 47)

Gunderman

'76,

Lou

*79,

Phoebe Griffith Inch
'80, Lydia Kielas Boynton '81. Jumie
Frecicr Waters '81, Deborah Gicco
Morucci

'80,

Perks '81. Paula Swartz '81, Gail

Gotdschmidt Curland '81. Judy
Wright '82, Michcle Rcvlock Dean

Mertz Snyder

'83. Lisa

Kevin

'84,

'86. live

Antrom Kirkcy

'86 has

resumed her modeling career in western New York State. She recently ap-

New York

sylvania,

— decked out
She

is

and

New England

also working in her husband 's

computer design business. They

live

Lorl Barnes Mnlcy '86 and her hus-

Pasukivis '8S, Diane Messersmilh

Carmcla Michno *86. Lou
Jean Beishline '86, Dick Klingcrman

(eight pounds,

one ounce).

'86.

Kim Trione

'87.

Joan Futcher '87.

Debra Wagner '87, Joy Coleman
Header '88, Leah Nelson Haussmnnn
*88.Tcrri

WiUiams Bennett

Fritz '88. Rita

'88,

In

a master's degree in finance

Joseph's University

She

Berks County Bank

Karen Secules

Green

'90,

'90,

'91,
'91,

Wanda
Diane

'91, Janet

Kim

Buckheit

Miller '91. Kellic

Wynn Vankirk

Bower

'91, Heidi

Page Weriz '92. Ceci Albcckcr

Kathy Yeager Giwiazdowski

Wenders

'94,

'92,

'92. Jill

Camille Shiffler '92, E.

C. Parker "92, Kristen Buehile '92.

Michael

B

Reading.

in

R. Patrick
F.

McPherson

*86 and

Ritchey were married on
Patnck

5 in Luncaslcr.

is at-

tending Widencr School of Law and

risburg.

They

ieber '92, Susan Gill '92,

is

a hearing

is

K.U.

She formerly was an on-air reporter
for

WMGM-TV and a public relations
Lebanon Valley College.
campus

specialist for

recently returned to

to talk with

mass communications

stu-

married to Christopher
'85, who is employed by Van-

She
Thren
ity

is

Vones *86 and Allan

S.

Osbom were

married on April 30.

Welker *86 was one of
The Patriot-News Company's top ad-

'87 and

Medical.

is

a speech/language pathologist

and clinical coordinator for NovaCare,
Wilkes-Barre.

Inc..

1990 and handles many of the
newspaper's major automotive ac-

West Manchester Twp.,

employed

is

at

Sesame Place

in

Langhoroe.

Candace May *87 and David
Reeder are planning an October 8, 1994

Candace

wedding.

Lisa J. Crosson '87 and Tmfiothy

is

employed by

J.

Cavacini were married on October 9.
1993. in Lcwistown.

Lisa

a medi-

is

cal-surgical clinical instructor at

They

Lewistown Hospital.

live in

Danville.

F.

Dlecidue '87 and

'87 and her

Marvin Meneeley '85, are
parents of a daughter. Devon Elizabeth,
Kelly

bora on April 11, 1993.

manager

for

the

is

Conte Luna Foods

They

Norristown.

in

Thomas

Ann Meneeley

Kelly

husband.

sales

live

in

Jeffcrsonville.

Stephanie L. Bartleson were married

Thomas

East Stroudsburg.

in

a systems analyst for

is

of Harrisburg. They

live in

AMP

Lewisberry.

Susan M. Metzger '87 and Edward
McLaughlin are planning a July wedding. Susan is employed by CoreStates
Financial Corporation in Philadelphia

Dean

J.

Doria *87 and Wincie C.

Dean were married on March 26
Shreveport, La. Dean,

navigator on

B52

counts.

Mary Jo Welker

Christopher Lutz '87 and Alyssa
in March. Chris-

Guthrie Healthcare System in Sayre.

He

in

'86. live in

B. U.,

topher

Dana R. Yaw
are planning a June 18 wedding in
Ocean City. Md. John is a medical
sales representative for Sherwood
John W. Cook

on October 9

Jeffrey S.

his wife,

Novem-

ber6, 1993.inClark'sSummit. Leslie,
who also earned a master's degree at

Chaize were married

Fair Corp.

Linda

Leslie A. Lapinski '87 and James

Montgomery
Unit They live

at

Air Force Base,

degree

at

is

who

aircraft at

is

as an operations manager.

in

a radar

Barksdale

pursuing an M.B.A.

Louisiana Technical Univer-

Renee A. Monahan '87

reports the

on
White

birth of a daughter, Kelly Elizabeth,

They

June 30. 1993.
Haven.

live in

York County.

Darla DeLuca Wise '86 and her
husband, Dr, Von P. Wise, are the par-

bom

The
in

on April

16, 1993.

are expecting their second child

October. Darla

tive for

is

an account execu-

The Berry Company. They

re-

side in Woolrich.

in Har-

Susan Faus Wolfe '86 and her hus-

Beth Fitch '87 and her husband.

Thomas,
Caroline

a read-

ing specialist for the Greater Nanticoke

in

March.

They

District,

Who's

Who Among

America's Teach-

She and her husband. Florian. are
parents of three children:
Jacopeiti. Kathleen and

the

Karen Gouba

Theresa

Mask.

They

also have three grandchildren.

Kim Hofnnan Mitchell '86 and her
husband. Kevin, are parents of a son.

Kasey

They

Scott,

bom on

live in Milford.

July 31. 1993.

Delaware.

Denise O'Neill Skarbek '86 and her
husband, Michael, are parents of two

'87 and

Anthony

who

area.

James

1994.

for

is

bom on January 24,
a CPA and controller

Speranza Brickwork.

Whitehouse Station,

N.J.

ridian

Bancorp

They

live in

Macungie.

David B. Hoffman

'87 and Lisa

David,

a

EDP auditor and CISA for MeWyomissing.

earned a master's degree
is

co-author was

Care of

a Chronic

employed

at the

in

Her
B. Fulton

Ruth Ann

*85.

been elected to a two-year term on the

Alumni Board of

at

Penn

Directors.

Fay

is

an

admissions counselor at B.U.

Cynthia Ray '87, an attorney with
Weatherly. has been

at

a practice in

named

administrative assistant in the

Weatherly
J.

who

James

Olcy Valley High

Danville. For the past seven years, she

has been a substitute teacher in area

district office

of Senator

Rhoades. She will continue

same location.
She received her law degree at

Dickinson School of Law

in

1991

T.

Suzanne M. Schock '87 and Brett
Harder were married on March 19

in

Numidia. Suzanne

Cindy Krankoskie *87 (M) has
joined the staff of Classic Realty of

J.

her law practice at the

State,

School.

schools.

article, "Spiritual

Age Child with

the Journal of Pediatric Nursing.

School of Cardiovascu-

Technology, is employed
Brandywine Hospital.
lar

Scchrist are engaged.
is

senior

Inc. in

also a graduate of the Lancaster Gen-

eral Hospital

Inc., in

Susan

the School

Fay Ortiz *87 of Bloomsburg has

Buckwalter arc engaged. Karen,

Jessica Susan,

ers.

authored an

Foundry, Bloomsburg.

live in the Millvillc

James and Susan McElwee
Zctenak '86 are parents of a daughter,

Carol Murphy Moore '87, who has
a master's degree in nursing, has co-

Condition," which will be published

Tina M.
Randy
Howell are planning an October wedding. Tina is employed by S & B

has been selected

for inclusion in the third edition of

7,

Forese '87 and D.

is

Area School

are parents of a daughter,

Amanda, bom on March

1993.

band, Jeffrey, report the birth of a baby

Janine Clark '93 and Sandy Brando.

Page 48

County Intermediate

director of university publica-

is

tions at

Mechancisburg.

live in

Carmcla Michno '86 (M).

'90.

Virginia Spaid Mascaro '9 1 ,

Conner Lukenss

at

Jean Schmidt

Nancy Dalon

is

Philadelphia.

in

employed by Mirin & Jacobson

Cindy Sanlce

a

in Hatfield.

She

live in

support teacher for the

Kutztown University,
was initiated into Alpha Epsilon
Lambda, graduate honor fraternity.
munications

ents of a son

March

'89,

at St.

a vice president/comptroller

is

Nancy McGuinness *89, Gregory
Yanchuck '89. Lynn Cheddar '89.
Rtzzolino '89, Roger Nunkcsler '89,

who

They

Hatfield.

A. Hawkins were married on

who also earned

master's degree at B.U.,

studying for an M.S. degree in telecom-

He and

Todd

Kodish Stcffcn '89.

'86,

Point. N.Y.

Academy. West

Hatboro. Susan,

a medical sociologist at

is

Norih Penn Hospital.

the assistant di-

Susan J. Baker '87 and Dennis C.
Wendt were married on August 7, 1993.

12,

Stroudsburg.

Dawn Greene Thren

1995.

MBA degree

earned an

sity.

Michelle Siaanex Zukoski '89.

Evans

on July 20, 1993

December 1991, Lori completed

Mary

Portia

bom on September

live in

joined the outside classified sales force

bom

'87.

They

vertising salespeople for 1993.

in Rochester.

TVIer Thomas,

'86. Sally Stein '87,

daughter,

in softball gear.

band, Thomas, ore the parents of a son.

Susan Pitcher

1993.

is

May 28,

live in Danville.

Philadelphia College of Textiles and

rector of sports tnfomiation at the U.S.

Military

a

are planning a

Young

wedding. Michael

lives in

dents about careers in public relations.

Strickland '85. Cheryl Beishlinc

Haas

She

at

They

who

Melanie.

Class Volunteer(s): Kelly Meneeley

J.

Holly Baer Thaler '86 and her hus-

peared in Gcnessce billboards in Penn-

Beth Schilling

Melanie Rae Kuhn '87 and Dr.
Michael D. Steltz were married on
August 28. 1993, in North Wales.

,

Science,

Jefferson University Hos-

Thomas

Dawn

in Dallas, Pa.

Reading

Sean \f alien
J 301 Cedar Road
Ambler. PA 19002
(215) 646-8364

Michael T. Albright '87 and Pamela

Morton.

board of directors.

Inc.'s

He and his wife. Klmbcrly

years at B.U.

Marianne Murphy Dehuski

is

pital in Philadelphia.

Meadows Nursing Center. He was also

three years at B.U.

sciences,

August

were married on February 5
Palmyra. Tim is a computer systems

analyst with the Pennsylvania Depart-

He completed 38

Daniel, nine.

in

Timothy

of education, 29 of which

Representative:

a transplant coordinator

Emily Marie,
Keller *86 and Beth

the capacity of director of career

were

versity of Pennsylvania in

band, Dave, arc parents of

professor administrator, serving in

in the field

master's degree in nursing at

the Uni-

Shoffstall

associate

ents of

Ellen V. Stafanosky '86 earned a

re-

Wmd Gap.

members

retired;

development.

live in

Md.

Ellicott City.

1993. She

trainer.

side in

Jr.,

is

The Remit Corporation, a full-service collection agency located in

Morning Call

Gerald Strauss, professor of
English, 32 years.

Thomas Davics

They

She and her husband, Jeff, are partwo children: Rachel. 11 and

1987

of

Tracy A. Jordan '86 and James P
Heisler were married on March 5 in
Wyoming. Tracy is a reporter for The

24 years; and

faculty

sales rcpresenuiive for Carstcns Health

at

28 years;
William Sproule. professor of
health, physical education and

have

Heisler '86

Dwayne J.

members:

The following

is

Metropolitan Area.

to the following retired faculty

athletics.

one. Deni.se

a nurse consultant and

Industries in the Washington- Baltimore

December.

versity in

Emcriius status has been granted

Katelyn. three, and Ryan,

children;

is

a fourth grade

teacher in the Southern Columbia

School District.
Catawissa.

They

live

in

QUEST
offers
WVIA

employed by Loudoun County Public Schools in Virginia. They reside in

They

gr^uale of the Palmer
College of Chiropractic in Davenport
she is associated wilh Fox Run

Ashbum,

Douglas A. King *88 and Kelli Sue
Keener arc planning a December 18

Chiropractic in Bear. Delaware.

glas S. Dalling arc plarming a

Joy E. Sheflield '87 and Dr. Patrick
J.

Roberts

were married

Jr.

in

Daven-

A

port. Iowa.

Lyon E. Sokoloski

'87 joined

Is

Va.

Michelle Y. Edinger '88 and Dou-

1995 wedding. Michelle is employed
by Smithfield Animal Hospital in East

Audologic Consultants in Carlisle last
September. Lynn, who also earned a

Stroudsburg.

master's degree at B.U., has five years

Christine

of experience.

M. Eiswcrt *88 and Rob-

Dollar are planning an October

1994 wedding. Christine
Figliano will be married in August

They

1994.

will live in Raritan. N.J.

is

an account-

ing supervisor at Avery Dennison Cor-

porate Headquarters in Pasadena, Calif.,

and she

is

wedding.

wedding.

John

P.

wedding. John

Representative:

Monica

Lori DePasquale LannetH

Chalfont.

is

Monica

I

PA 18914

'88 and Michael

Green

May

Kunsman Grider

earned a medical degree

Bosavage. Stephanie Fetterman,

Natalie,
at

who earned

B.U.

14.

search year

Diane Gard Brennan '88 and her
husband, William, are parents of a
daughter, Ashley Jane, bom on Sepis

the

at

an adminis-

Thomas-Davis Medical

Centers, a 190-physician group prac-

Arizona. They live in Tucson.

'88

Medi-

May.

a master's degree

in 1989. will

IS

Otolaryngology

at

Temple

University.

has announced the following

schedule of trips for the rest of 1994:

is

Donna M. Buchheim

Melodee R. Hauck '88 and Troy D.
November
20 in Lewisburg. Melodee is a teacher
at Susquenita Middle School In

'88 and

She formerly was a news producer

el-

employed

in

Langhome.

Dtanna Waddell Hensler *88 and
her husband, Neil, arc parents of a

28, 1993.

Dee Dee

family therapist

at

is

bom

on April

employed

the Family

Stmds Casino

August 28
Michele

is

in

Beaver Meadows.

director of health services

for Providence Ventures Inc., South

WllliamsporL They

m

lo captain

Marine Corps.

She

U

ttic

as a

DaCosta

'88. a training

and

for the Senior

Executives Ressourcc Staff at the Fed-

Administration in Wash-

eral Aviation

Hentz *88 and Sandra

Dean is a history teacher
Rock High School.

forts

in recognition

at

Council

C. Hucaluk *88 and John W.

is

in

employed by the

Leader Nursing and Rehabilitation
Center. They live in Bethlehem.

and leadership for organizing the

Deaf Awareness Week in September 1993 at the U.S. Department of
TransportatiorL She served as chairfirst

person of the planning committee.

Colette

E.

M DeUecave

Zabour

'88 and

Mark

ence courses

analyst with Shared Medical Systems

*88,

at

who

teaches sci-

Mount Caimel Area

High School, was featured
in the Spotlight" in the

as 'Teacher

February 14

issue of The News-Item. Shamokin.
She is also very active as advisor and

Deirdre L. Kase '88 and Michael
Bieber are engaged. Deirdre

is

cm-

ployed by the Daniel Boone School
District and is pursuing a master's degree at Kutztown University.

Maivem.

Gwenda
Bradley W.

L. Dunkelberger '88 and

Moss were married on
in Mount Joy. Gwenda

December 16

2 -day

Joseph E. Kiewlak *88 and Brycia
James were married. Joe is a senior
aerospace engmeer for the Office of
Naval IntelUgencc in Washington. D.C.

walk across ihc

u.'i

through .some of

tlie

island's luosi

beautiful mountains and moorlands.

Our walk
District

will

Iwgin in the Luke

Region of Northwest

lingland and will Tmlsh across the

Rouse are planning an August wedDrew is employed by Physical

with the law firm of Reynicr, Crocker,

ding.

Therapy and Sport Services.

Allebach and Kcbcr

In

The
Montgom-

Wilmington, Delaware.

Francis Carl Waltz *HK graduated

who

from Cedar Crest College, Allcniown.

also earned a master's degree at B.U-,
is

u speech-language pathologist for

OPT Services

in

Wilmington.

on

May

27 with n degree

medicine Irclmology.
a

David Netting '88 and Kulhryn
David,

Eve.

who

New

last

Year's

also attended Lex-

He

nuclear

in

has accepted

technologist position

staff

Medical

Ilunlcrdoti

Huie were married

I'he

walk passes through

Ccnict

luicleni churches,

Rich-

in

Newman-Kicss

ministration

at

ber.

in

The Romans paused

tiemttiful.

through

this region 2.(KM) years ago.

toUowetl hy the llancs. Siixons

Decem-

She also earned a master's degree

She

B.U.

at

Vikings. Traces ol their pussuit;

found along

laboratory man-

DBI Industries

Inc., Harrisburg.

is

employed

(.tuirchcs

He
ence

previously taught physical sciat

Nu/arcth Junior High School.

and landscape.

Patty Wi-nlworth '88 and Erik A.
I'hcy live in the Baltimore

We

Bank and

Kimberly

Is

in

is

Claii*

Sum-

Ann

Palubinsky '88 and
Arthur Dale Franklin Jr were married
In
1993,
on September 25,
Shenandoah.

Patricia

is

a registered

nurse in the surgical Intensive care urut
at

the

Hcrshey Medical Center They

Pennsylvania Blue Shield. I1iey

and wild lundsLiipc of Gtcncoe und

live

son. Joshua Robert,

They

Hen

llitlgate

Apt

TE

William,

following morning
ferry across

Todd

Volunteer(s):

Spohn. Susan Sugra, John M. Walker
Sth year reunion will

l)e

held

on Homecoming Weekend, October
21-23. Make your hotel/molcl res*
ervatlons now, and watch (he mall

we

Lochalch

bom on March

10.

is

will take the

to the Isle

of

Skye, spending un entire day and
niglil

hack

on Ihe island before crossing
mainland and traveling

to the

south to

Andrews and Hdinhurgh,

St.

where we

will

upend the

last

of our

time in Scotland.
1

3 days,

6. 1994.

September 24

Land

cost:

This walk begins

James P. Brobst '89 and Andrea S.
Mulhcam arc planning a June wedding.
Jim

will truvcl

lo

October

$1,200.

France

for details.

a

wc

train lo

and beautiful highland glens. The

PA 15220

Argemiano. Joanne L. Derricott. Urula
Foster, JoAnise Keener, Christine

The

I'ort

Kyle of Lochalch via
Inverness, passing tluougii remote

by

i4l2)343-44H4

Class

lo Tori Willuini at the

Neviit, Urituin's lughcsl

mountain.

9

John M. Walker
1000

maginficcnl

llirougli Ihe

Maminorcs

toot of

198

western fringe of Kiinnocli

Moor und on
the

reside in Shoiandoah.

Piekos Pflugler '88 and

on the

wliicli lies

caalem shires of Loch Lomond,
ttcroHN llic

also

mit.

Patricia

will start ihiK trip at

MIchele R. Lupfcr were niimied on
16. Michael is employed by

October

a

Third National

Trust Co., and she

employed by Pizza Hut

Wlllard '88 and

Michael

Pittsburgh.
at

Including airfare:

Scotland
Rowurdcnnun,

B. Kryeski will be married

Scranlon

coitt

$1,700.

McDonald were married on November

Representative:

Kimberly Ann Opshinsky *88 and
in

an

(

old pathways,

12 days. July lU lo August 10.

Prom

married lo Ronald Kiess.

Raymond

tin-

I'lcmington. N.J.

in Carlisle,

a.s

is

iiiul

ul

Ik-

20, 1993.

the College of St.

medical technology

Ihe land

in

*88 received

Francis in Jollict, Illinois, in

is

author of All Things Urighi and

area.

Leslie

li

of Wordsworth and James Ilerriol.

the

is

associate minister of First Christian

Church (Disciples of Qirist)
mond, Kentucky.

a hilly

highland sheep lanus,

landsi'a[)e o(

mid

21 in

Joyce,

Si.

villages ot stone witlled houses, inns

Berks and Chester counties.

Joyce Markicwiez '88 and Michael

May

from

on the Insh Sea to Rohin
IIiHurs Hay on thi- Nortli Scu.
lU'cs

Poltsiown.

firm practices primarily in
ery,

Robert Pflugler '88 arc parents of

S.

High

Loren D. Szczcsny '88 is associated

Wendy

coach for school organizations.

'87 are plarming a July

wedding. Colette is a teacher at
Ferderbar Elementary School in
Feasterville, and Mark is a systems
in

Mary John

n learning sup-

Ann

Lotsis '88 and Lora

on June 25

Rider were married on December 4

of her ef-

is

port teacher for Big Spring

J.

ington, D.C.. received the Secretary's

award plaque

and John

Schwil

marketing assistant

Bethlehem. Dana

1

North Yorkshire Moors

Drew

ager at

live in Dallas.

development advisor

Shawn

in Carlisle.

S.

stationed at

Is

'88

Mnyberry were married on October 16

Pensacola. Fla.

Plantarich are planning a July wedding.

Dana
Kristin

T.

Our

breadth ol northern lingland will take

Shawn Sutton

She

Dean

Hloonisburg University,

«l

England

in Atlantic Cily.

Wilkes -Bane.

Therapy

Center in Williamsporl.

MIchele M. Chemeski '88 (M) and
Eric J. Budnovitch were married on

WMGM-TV and a publicist for tlie

for

the Children's Service Center of

live in Mifflinlown.

daughter. Kaitlyn Jean,

program

tions.

a master's degree In health service ad-

Timothy B. O'Rourke were married in
AnnapoUs. Donna is a teacher in the
Neshaminy School District. They live

cam-

1994. Total

Brosious were married on

of the Quest

students about careers in public rela-

ington Theological Seminary,

Duncannon. They

Snillh, director

pus to talk with moss communications

be doing a re-

Department of

in the

Roy

1995

pursuing a master's degree In

by

Wilkes

iil

employed by

ementary education. Jeff

the Garfield Audioiory

Research Lab

tember 24. 1993. Diane

at

cal College of Pennsylvania in

Marge Krueger,
Wanda Willis McDonough. Susan
Peggs, Lisa Musto Shober

Steve Fetterman,

tice in

is

Chalfont were married on

Natalie

trator wilh

who

trips

University, recently relumed lo

a

(215) 997-2406

Class Volunteer(s): Gary L.

'88. ossislani

Jeff

the East Stroudsburg School District.

computer consultant at
Shared Medical Systems in Malvern.
is

Stephanie Simmons

Dallostown.

a credit manager for

C. Sharp were married on

702 Remington Court

in

walking

lo marketing lUAiiagcr.

director of public relations

USA Inc. in New York City.
L.

moted

Davellc Yergey Laulrup '88 has

Gillard '88 and Stephanie

Heidelberg

keting representative and waii later pro-

pursuing a master's de-

Loehle are planning an October

She

on accountant wilh

is

Karen Krueger '88 and
Hudak '90 are plannmg a June

been promoted
L.

1988

Doug

Thomas King C.P.A.

gree at Claremont College.

Lisa Tuthill '87 and Edward
Alderson are planning a summer 1 994

Television and Radio.

joined the staff two years ago as a mar-

wedding. Karen,

ert S.

Cheryl Sunshine *87 and Basil

May

Odenlon. Md.

live in

pur&uing a doctorate of optom-

etry at Pennsylvania College of Optom-

live in Douglassviilc.

towns of the Alsace

in the

small

Into the

mountains of the Vosgcs.

Wc

will

begin in the cily of Mulhousc in the
Valley of the Rhine and travel north,

with Strasbourg, the capital of the

etry.

Alsace, as our fmal goal.

Elizabeth

M. Robison

*88

fMj

is

a

reading specialist in the Pocono Mountain School District. She recently

earned supervisory certification

ai

B.U.

Kevin Cahill *89 and Tara Vidcon
are plarming a June wedding.

who

earned a master's degree in his-

versity in

at

Our walk

will take us

along one of

Europe's long-disiancc hiking trails,
leading us over moderate peaks and

pursu-

past Impressive medieval ruins.

West Virginia Uni-

(Continued on next page)

tory at Villanova University,

ing a doctorate

Judy Sedlak '88 was recently promoted to director of development at

Kevin,

is

On

Morganlown.

Page 49

QUEST
(Continued from Paf^e 49)
the

way

north,

we

will visit the

Colmar, one of ihc region's most
beautiful towns

and a leading

art

center.

Cable Advertising

After a few more days of hiking in
the mountains with views of the Alps

and Black Forest, we

He

lo

joined the

He

She
1989 and was

in Frazcr,

company

in

small villages have preserved

their distinct Alsatian character.

for

August.

Danccn Ann DiSpirito *89 and IrvE. Tuggic were married in

picturesque neighborhoods.

May

14 days.

23 to June

Hazleton. Dancen

at

14, 1994.

is

Hahnemann

Alaska/Yukon
in the

Yukon

Stephen

is

a

Ocean.

lo the Pacific

achieved inicmational recognition on
account of the spectacular nature of
it

river threads

As

paR.ses through.
its

way

the

west. Ihc land

grows increasingly dramatic,
escalating from lush upland meadows

— habitat of bald eagles,
wolves and Dall sheep —

gri/./lics,

to the

floating icebergs and the 15,000-fool

peaks of the

St. Elias

Range, which

*89 and

Timothy W, Bastian arc planning an
August 10 wedding. Shannon is a

pursuing a muster's degree in
reading/language arts at Millcrsvillc
is

glacier system.

(This trip will be led by

Roy Smith.
Geo-

graphic-sponsored expedition of six
students thai

made

the first crossing

of the Alaska Brooks Range on skis, a
journey of4(X) miles from the Arctic
Circle lo the Arctic Ocean.)

14 days. August

1

to 14, 1994.

Lorl llavrilla *89 and Attorney
J. Burke are planning an
October 8 wedding in Pitlston. Lori is

employed by Merrill Lynch

in

Wilkes-

BOITC.

Shillinglon.

For information about these
call the

Quest OfTice

at

Archbald. Steven

sentative for

is

a repre-

Ross Laboratories

in

Lansdale.

BLOOMSBURG is published
and friends of Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania, a State System
of Higher Education University.

Director of Alumni Affairs

CONTRIBUTING WRITER
Eric Foster

University Relations Staff

PHOTOGRAPHER

is

a cost accountant with
in

ALUMNI OFFICE STAFF
Linda Long

Angela Kairo *89

is

Joya Masc '89 and Donald J. Mula
were married on May 28. Joya is a

Lester

who

is

They

for Shell Oil Co.

a

She

is

in read-

live in

ert P.

1
in Pardeesville. Carol is employed in customer service by
Jamesway Corp. in Blakeslee. They

Morton.

ber

Diane Scott Watson '89 and Jeffrey
M. Trcon were married on October 2,
in

West Chester. Diane

grade teacher

is

live in

Penn Wood Elemen-

at

Source

Mortgage
Corp.
Wyomissing. He has been with

in

the

firm for three years.

at

B.U.,

language pathologist

'89 and

is

a speech/

Our Lady of
Lourdcs Medical Center in Camden.

bom on December

Harold Scon,
1993.

He joins

in

Knisely are planning a

wedding. Denise

25.

McKinnon

TVacie

in

Bethlehem.

human

Barre.

1990

*89 and George

TVacie

is

VA 22030

wedding

(703) 803-7610

the

District.

in Dallas. Pa.

Class Volunteer(s): Nicole Woodson
Smith, Lisa Slackhouse

Hess Corp.

in

P.

Hazleton. Lisa

a graphic artist for the Bucilla Corp,

They

Hazleton.

will

Margaret (Meg) Apple '90 and
Thomas W. Claffey were married on

be married on June 4

in

a

is

April 23.

They

live in Exton.

Tamray M. Ferko

Tammy

Julie Amaudo '90 and Wayne W.
Cambum were married on October 23.
1993, in Perkasie.

Julie is

in Massachusetts.

'90 and JefBrey

A. Robinson were married

in

Hazleton.

an analyst-programmer for
BioWhittaker. Inc.. Walkersville, Md.

live in that city.

Lee Ann Nepa '89 and Stacy

Michele

grade teacher at Gate of Heaven
School in Dallas, and Paul is a marketing representative for the Amerada
third

They

is

reside in Frederick.

Md.

employed

in

Quakenown.

Michelle R. Garrett '90 is a community release director for the Berks
County Prison Society. Inc. She is pur-

Gregory Pumilia '89 and Nancy

B.

Maria A. Baranek '90 and Terence
Cawley were married on January 8

psychology

Benson were married on September 25.

in

Allentown. Maria

Carbondale. Lee
ministrator

Ann

is

a division ad-

Children's Hospital in

at

by Merck Sharp

1993. in East Nonilon.
financial analyst for

Gregory

AUS

utility

is

a

&

Dohme. They

live

con-

Moorestown. N.J. They

live

is an auditor for
the Resolution Trust Corp., Office of
the Inspector General, in Washington.

D C.

They

Kimberly A. Reese '89 and

They

live in

Jeffrey

Vicior.N.Y.

Marie E. Leidigh *89 and Robert
Jr. are planning a July 30 wedding in Harrisburg, Mime IS a drama

Sandra L. Rowi '89 and J Brian
Floyd arc engaged. Sandra is employed by Aetna Life & Casualty in

and speech teacher witli the Charles
County Board of Education in La Plata

Middletown, Conn.

suing a master's degree in counseling

David M. Girio '90 has joined

F&M Tmst Co. as an auditor.

ate

Michelle

ICCU

at

is

are planning a July 1995

cruiter for

is

an employment

re-

Judge Technical Services

Bala Cynwyd, and Megan recently earned a master's degree in deaf
Inc. in

educaticin at Western
in Westminster,

Md.

He

for-

a

of the Ohio Northern University

employed in the law
offices of Greevy. Greevy and Yonkin,
Williamsport.
They live at

dmg. Caroline

is

Lankenau

W^imewood.

Maryland College
Jodi Warburton Blascak '90 and

lives in

Thomas
May
who also

'89 were married on

21 in Wilkes-Barre.

eamed

Lauri.

a master's degree at B.U..

clinical audiologisl in

and Thomas

is

Woodbury.

is

a

N.J..

an analytical loxicolo-

Dnjg Scan

Inc.

Patricia L. Guthrie '90 and John

J.

a registered nurse in

the intensive care unit of

Hospital in

Mencken

gist for

Caroline Becker *90 and John

He

Lauri K. Grabiec '90 and
J.

is

Kahriger are planning an October wed-

field office.

Chambersburg.

Lock

Hospital, and Charles, a gradu-

School of Law,

Hanisburg

Frank Santoro '89 and Megan
Daspro '92

Kutztown University.

Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. in the

Michelle Barry *90 and Charles
Yost '90 were manied on September

Salladasburg.

wedding. Frank

at

merly was a bank examiner for the

live in Arlington. Va.

Chesterbrook.

Haven

environmental technician with the
Montgomery County Conservation

summer 1995

employed by

Kelly *90 are planning an August 6

11, 1993. in Frackville.

formerly was an

is

Michele A. Farris '90 and Paul W.

1

an assis-

Lisa A. Minncci '89 and Joseph

Bucklaw

Fairfax,

registered nurse in the

He

Anita

Bethlehem Area School

Representative:

A. Gensiejewski were married on Oc-

vation District.

are planning a

wedding.

tober 2. 1993.

ployed by the Chester County Conser-

American Water Co.

Anita L. Dimmick '90 and Martin

Hozza

J.

resources director for Nu-

Farkus were married
is

summer 1995

an accountant for

James P. Shevlin

Foutrakis were married on September

25

the Pennsylvania

is

Mae Loan Servicing Center in Wilkes-

April 12. 1994.

em-

Keflavik, Iceland.

Denise M. Deppen '90 and Thomas

23.

who

a brother, Allen,

Kirkcndnll Krah '91 are the parents
of a daughter. Abigail Rcnce, bom on

is

Navy

'90. a

ported for duty at U.S. Naval Facility

*89 and her

at

Brian L. Krah '89 and Debra

Christopher Leister '89

DeMont

petty officer third class, recently re-

11825 Federalist Way. Apt.

in

Md.

White Haven.

Trevor A.

tary School.

was two on December

Link arc engaged. Candace.

P.

sultimts in

H. Fox

1

a first

Philadelphia.

Stephen R. King '89 has been promoted to senior mortgage l onsultiuii by

District.

Carol L. DeLorenzo '90 and RobYannes were manied on Septem-

grade

first

a financial analyst

is

also earned a master's degree in

speech pathology

an eighth and

High School.

District for three years.

Page 50

Tor

Donna Schorr Wehler

substitute teacher.

in

Joan Heifer
University Relations Staff

Jr.

Cathy Lynn HilbLsh '89 and Bryan
D, Fried are planning a November wed-

working on a muster's degree
ing at B.U.

three times a year for alumni, parents

Area School

11 (six

trition, Inc.

at East Juniata

HippcnsticI '68

on February

a kin-

is

husband. Allen, are parents of a son,

tant

ninth grade Leiiming Support teacher

4323.

Doug

bom

Catherine,

Nancy

1993.

3.

teacher, and

pounds. 10 ounces, 19.5 inches).

trips,

717-389-

EDITOR

Amanda

N.J.

Continental Medical Systems
Mechonicsburg.

Landcosi: $1,800.

Dcbra Reed Long '89 are

parents of a daughter.

Sicvcn G. Illggins '89 and Margaret M, Hart were married on Decem-

ding. Cathy

ding in Selinsgrove. Tracey

Donna is a quality controller at Sallie

William L.

in

Gen-

Nancy Warmerdam '89 and Tor
'89 (M) were married on

April

Candace Ann McGarry

1

Tracey M. Cooper '90 and Robert
A. Yohn are planning a June 18 wed-

a medi-

is

dergarten teacher in the East Pennsboro

University.

ber 3

Medical Center.

Hotham

Locb '89 and William J.
Rickcrt were married in the Hamburg
area. Donna is employed by Beard &
Co. Inc.. Wyomissing. They live in

Martin Lulher Lausch Elementary School, Exeter Township,

and

Diane

cal technologist at Wilkes-Barre

Bar.

at

harbors the worid 's largest non-polar

In 1976. he led a National

16 in Mountaintop.

a

L.

Scott and

teacher

In recent years the river has

the country

is

1993

Shannon M. Gownlcy

Wendy C. Casner '90 is employed
bum center at the Crozer Chester

eral Hospital.

member of the Pennsylvania
Donna

counselor at the Loysville Youth De-

and

traveling west through the Coastal

Range

He

Navy Judge Ad-

velopment Center.

February

Territory

San Diego.

of the U.S.

1992 graduate of the Temple University School of Law, he is also a

1994 issue of National Geographic),
starting in

Diane E. Teitelbaum *89 and Joseph D. English were married on April

University Hospital in

Philadelphia.

L. Shafcr are engaged,

descend the TbLshcnshini

prac-

Naval Legal Ser-

is

23, 1993

in the

A

a traveling nurse

Stephen B. Gidaro *89 and Misly

River (described

law

bom on April

a son. Mitchell,

(eight pounds, six ounces; 21 inches),

March 12 in Allentown. Anthony is
employed by State Farm Insurance.
They reside in Wescosville.

vocate General Corps.

on assignment with the open heart team

Landcosi: $1,100.

We will

Navy Reserve,

ticing military

at

her husband, Dave, are the parents of

Spalding '89 and Mel-

J.

Sorrentino were married on

J.

'89, a lieuten-

ant in the U.S.

vices Office in

ing

known around the worid
museums and

Oaks, Montgomery

lives in

member

cathedral,

its

Anthony
issa

County, with his wife and daughter.

Monica L. Calanznro *89 and her
husband, Joseph '88. are expecting

interrupted by sightseeing in

Strasbourg,

Marme Corps

1993.

Howard LIberman

their first child in

will bring us to

May

until

formeriy a national sales coordinator.

Several moderate hiking days,

charming towns,

served in the U.S.

Reserve

descend

will

again into the Rhine Valley, where

many

Leah Carllon '89 waa promuicd

national sales director for Mctrobasc

TWohig were mamed on August 21.
993, in the West Chester area. Patricia
is a teacher at East
Bradford ElemenE.
1

tary School.

They

live in

Exton,

Kenneth L. Kerschner '90 and
Wendy Ann Steffy are engaged. Ken-

1

Sports
nelh.

who

is

employed by

School

District, is

degree

at

the

Wilson

Pettinclli are planning a July 8. 1995
wedding. James is an advertising sales

pursuing a master's

Kutztown University.

representative for The

newspaper

John M. Kita *90

is

in East

Aurora. N.Y.

Wiggle Radio Network. Selmsgrovc.
as news director and on-air personal-

ployed by Snyder. Union, and Miflflin
Child Development,

ity.

Kerry R. Schaffer *90 and Craig J.
Thompson arc planning a November 5

JuUe Ann Lennon *90 and James
Seiple were married on December 18
West Chester.

Ann

Julie

is

wedding.

a cash

grade in Haverford Township and is
pursuing a master's degree in Black

is

employed by

the

Barbra J. Schneck *90 and Donald
R. Evans *91 are planning an October
1995 wedding. Barbra is a registered
nurse in the surgical intensive care unit
at

studies at Villanova University.

Hershey Medical Center, and Donald

employed

is

Inc. in

Work Therapy Center

at

Allentown.

They

tative for L'Oreal.

will live in

Trappe.

S.

Masulis '90

a fourth

is

grade teacher in the Pennsburg School

He

District.

resides in Levittown.

13, 1993.

Kerry

is

mamed

a software

wedding

1

in Pleasant

*90

is

and exlraordinary ac-

Grove High School in West Grove.
They live in West Chester.

&

a fifth

will be married in July 1994. Alisa
a clinical data associate for

is

Wyeth-

Ayerst Phaimaceuticals.

Class Volunteer(5):

John

Andronis

Class of 1990.

Cynthia A. Bales '91 and Chrisio
pher M, Kern are planning an Oi tolwr
8 wedding. Cynthia is a mental hcalih

Ellen Spisak '90 and Joseph
A. Greco arc plimning a June 1995
master's degree in

pitcher

therapist at Millon

Hcrshey School and

Anderson Associates Psychology
and Consulting in Hamsburg.

completing a
elcmeniary counsel-

Kalhy Black

October

Chambcrsburg.
ate of the

Don

is

degree

9

Pcnn
Ohio

in

'90

is

'91 earned a master's

in agricultural

She

State.

is

economics at
employed by the

selling

& Dohme as

ployed by Merck, Sharp

Nilles '90 recently

moved

for the United

and worked

Way. She formerly

at

Calif.)

in linsion.

in the

Oriando. Fla.. area.

Danielle Borrelll '91
priKlc hisiory

and

is

ding.

Dawn

Julie

Lankenau

Hamilton Township School

the

District

New Jersey.

Debra Shellhamer *90 and Dr Roben Cordes are engaged. Debra received an

MBA

degree

at

Allentown

Arlene Shilling '90 and Thomas
Pacenta were married on September 25
in

Ashland.

Arlene

is

employed by
29 in Mar

wedding

Joni M. Sindlinger '90 and
Michael A. Moskovitz '89 were married on May 29 in Scranton. Joni is
assistant operations manager for Key-

earned a master's degree
Theological Seminary,

is

in

Ashland

associate pas-

of First Assembly of
Mansfield, Ohio.

tor

al

who

God Church

Molly Parsons '90 and Mark J
Davies are planning a September wedding.

Molly

is

Institution in

is

a recreation spe-

technician

Federal Corrcciionul

M. Boyer

'91

Corp.

Jennifer Pedersen '90 and Peter
DiGregorio were married on October
23. 1993.

They

live in

Croion-on-

They

live in

Ashland.

Md.

ihcir ciyhi

al

GeisinRcr Medical Cen-

a director of health services

Pennsburg.

Michcle L. Weaver *90 and
Michael Schuler '90 were married on
September 11. 1993. Michele is an
auditor/CPA with the U.S, Department
of Education in Philadelphia, and
Michael is manager of Toy* R Us in

They

live

in

is

pursuing a

ager for Kraft General Foods in Har-

master's degree in school counseling

risburg.

at the

Zona

Lisa

'90 and Stanley A.

1993, inCarbondalc. Beth and Frank
are teachers in the Osceola

employed by Alex Ferguson Co.. and

School District

Stanley

live in

in

Sl Cloud.

McEvoy

are

Smith '90 and John W.
planning a June 19 wcd-

I

in

lo

where he

lost

BASKIIALL

Posted a 20 14

linislied third in ihe

PSAC

last

Huskies won 17 of Ihcir
21 games, including seven in a

row

lo close Ihc season,

PSAC

Bloom.sburg

in fielding

(Waynesboro)

which niK the gap between the small
of the back and any seat with an ad-

second consecutive year
(.396), He. along with junior

justable cushion of air.

sliorlslop Malt Croylc (C hurchvillc)
und sophomore pitchers Jed Custer

It

wa.s designed

while CIicl Ilcnicic

(.95.^).

led the learn in hilling

for Ihe

by Jasco Corp. of Sun Valley. California, and is dislribuled by the California-based South Bay Medical and lei-

ion Crossing) were all-conference

sure Products Inc.

selections.

Pennsylvania.

Bob's

territory It

New York and New

Jer-

Heidi Creasy *9I and James Rolh
are planning an August wedding, Heidi

an assisianl controller for Bndura

is

Products, Inc. She lives in Palmar.

(Jonestown) and Jon

I-rit/,

(Washing-

The season was highlighted by
sophomore Rob

is

with Kirk

serving a residoil intcrmhip

&

Nice Funeral

Home

in

tion as a funeral director.

Trooper.

They

live in

against
tliis is

Ujngwood,

9

Karin S. Cressman '91 and Todd
l^ighow were married on October

in

Pennsburg. Karin

Montour Home

employed by
Health Services. They

believed lhal

Huskie. Anyone with documenlaiion
or information regarding any other

player

is

Bloomsburg baseball

urged to contact the Office

of Sporu Information.

is

live in Miltvillc.

LACROSSE
overall

— Ended with a 6-6

mark and

lost to

Chester. 11-7, in ihc

Nannette L. Curcio '91 and ThoJ. Menhennitt Jr, are engaged.
Nannette is employed by The
Children's Center of Wind Gap,

mas

It is

Ihe first-ever no-hitter by a

no-hiltcr by a

University of Scranton.

Szpindor Jr. *9I were married on September 25. 1993. in Lionvillc Lisa is

They

go 13

Bob Coppolino '91 distributes *'Lc
Pump." an inflatable back support

E.

County
Kissimmee. Fla.

Id

only mutch.

led Ihc entire

K. Yurkanfn '90 and

School. Hazleton, and

Beth A. Smith '90 and Frank A.
Telemko *91 were married on July ID.

combined

doubles action, Rosen advanced

Hancr's(Wapwallopcn) no-hitler

Thomas

stone Telecommunications in Harris-

an account man-

live

sey.

Lansdale.

burg, and Michael

is

They

in Dallas.

Lori Wampolc '90 and Randy Groff
were married on April 30, Lori is a

Adam

Hnrlford. Conn,) both

posted l7-wjn individual seasons, as

Fast, Tlie

is

(I'ine

Brook. N,J,) ami sophomore

Ihc national tournaiiieni

Hric

a teacher in Allentown,

live in

PSAC Coach

Freshman livan Rosen

P.

Michcle

They

PSAC

coach

l-irsl-year

Jeremy llUy (Slate Line) was named

Kathleen

registered nurse at Lchigli Valley Hos-

consecutive

Marly Coyne gunictcd

mark and

pital.

1

of the Year honors, while senior

Michcle M. ChcrncskI '91 (M) and
J, Budnoviich were married on
August 28, 1993. in Heaver Meadows.

Philadelphia to complete his certifica-

and Gina M.

grade

live in

and

Kathleen Waiko '90 and Gary Frey
arc planning a July 16 wedding.
is

Pinishcd with

-

championship,

his

Linda Dcrr arc engaged. Thomas is a
teacher at St. Joseph's Memorial

Joelle D.
Pilla '90

first

They

Mantua. N.J.

Montgomcryvillc.

Hudson, N.Y.

James D.

and Ron
July 10 in

ter,

New Jersey. They live in

a sales development

representative for InterMetro Industries

In other sports:

Player of the Year.

special education

is a

teacher at Crockett Middle School in

Lin.

Michael,

a seventh

TENNIS

Humbcl were married on
Frederick. Md, She is a
Bcllsvillc,

Jeffrey

icmn All Anu-riciui

literature teacher in

teacher in thai city.

cialist al Fairton

Michael S. Panza '90 and Tamara
G. Willison are plarming a June 11

Nova Scotia.

third

slrnight victories, a 14 4 ovenill rmiik

Hospital.

Schools,

Schuylkjll Intermediate Unit

in

were

the pair

1995.

first-icam

second

for ihc

accounting firm

Gcisingcr Medical Center School of
Radiographic Technology, is a slalT

Kang, Botswana,

runs (nine),

(.443).

Gloucester Township (N.J,) Public

in

December

home

balling average

selections.

a registered nurse

ICU department

(4.S). iuul

Corps volunteer
Africa, until

to

lived

RBls

Allanuichy, N.J.

ary 23.

Tracy

including hits (77.

consecutive year, while Lt-tcvcr ami
catcher Bn-ndii Moflat (Modesto.

E. 'I\jlanowskl '90 and Mark
W. Herbst arc planning an October 29
in the

in

Brian W. Bllckcnsderrer '91 Is
employed by Palmer and Company, an

Karen

is

icnm

ilic

Mnguire was named «

computer

presentation products for Haverford
Systems,

wedding. Karen

161 in 42 games.

.

shon.stop Jen Lefcvei

(Shillington) topped

RoNow (West

College ofSi. Francis de Sales onJanu-

Nashville, Tennessee, where she works

Sophomore

All-Americnn

for Providence Vcniurci, Inc.

a biotechnician.

innings and batted

Kalcich are planning an October wedding, Joy, also a graduate of the

in

Paula L. Neff *90 and Gary B.
Detwiler are engaged. Paula is em-

She also struck out a school record
219 batieni in 178 and two-thirds

State University I'.;tlcnsion.

also a gradu-

Scranton Medical Technol-

Mike Trcacy

(Wilkes-Barre),

several offensive categories,

Donald M. Tralhen '90 and
Dianna L. Hcckmon *93 (M) were
on

by senior

led

Kim Mnguire

finished die season with a 22 7
recoal and a .75 eimicd run average.

at

is

Kutztown University.

married

was

sijuad

who

Mary

wedding. Mary Ellen

The

L.

Commonwealth Court,
Her husband is Sheraton Smith,

bcr 27 in Jim Thorpe. Marie is a
teacher of the learning di.sabled at

Sessa '90 and David
White are planning an August 20 wed-

Alisa MoDteiro *90 and Craig Nager

Jan Hutchinson, the team tinished
with a 42-9 recoul

Robin Schuiz *90 will be leaching
accounting and commerce as a Peace

Dawn Marie

District.

on the Alumni
Board of Directors. She works for

Joy Camdlii '91 imd Unndy

grade teacher in the Milton Area
School

Harrisburg has been re elected to
a

NCAA

Maria Vandcnbord '90 and Jeffrey
Naugle '91 were married on Novem

Mount,

is employed by Miller
an accounting firm in Lititz.

L Menges

for a distinctive

Scott is an English
teacher and athletic director at Avon

Kathleen

Shirley

recently received the President's Award

complishment.

Kathleen Matoushek '90 and
David R. Bamer Jr are planning an

Miller,

Scott P. Stuhlmuller *90 were

design engineer at Manin Marietta
Aerospace in Valley Forge, where she

Michael

October

Kerry D. Schoenleber '90 and
on June

'90 of

ogy Consortium.

Shannon Lyons

*90 and Patrick
Blewitl are planning an August 1994
wedding. Shamion is a sales represen-

Woodson Smith

consecutive year, capturing second
place in the
Mid-Atlantic
Rcgionid tournament. Couched by

Damian J. Dinan
2690 Drew Street. Apr S05
Ctear^'ater. FL 34619

third two-year term

ing at

teaching third

is

Kerry

Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.

supervisor for Barnes and Noble in
Broomall. They live in West Chester.
Scott Lindner '90

*90 and Debra

Feastcr are planning a July 23 wedduig
in Selinsgrove. Doug is employed
by

Angela M. Krick '90 and Ralph
Angela is cm-

Rfpresentativt:

N.J.

Nichole

Doug Rapson

Bricker are engaged.

in

Morning Call

The Softball te*m advanced to the
national championship.s for the I5ih

1991

AJlentown.

continuing his

studies for the priesthood at Christ the

King Seminary

in

m Pottstown JocUc is employed
by Pomenintz Personnel in Waichune
ding

onship

final.

West

PSAC champi-

Meghan Vcron
Abby Lupo

Junirs

(Roycrsford) and

(Malvern) stored 33 and 31 goals
respectively.

Amy Rogers

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(Pennsauken, NJ.), Nicole
Schiavello (West Chester) and Lori

named

Hippensteel (Holtwood) were
to the all -conference team.

Dana S. Domko^ki '91 and Ross E.
Donehue *93 (M) were married on
October 2 in Aitoona. Dana, who
earned a master's degree
993,

1

TRACK & FIELD — Junior Tma
Wikoski (Tunkhannock) was the only

is

a writing professor at

County College. Ross

is

B.U.

at

in

Camden

a senior in-

PSAC meeting, capturing

lO.OOO-mcier run

They

live in

men

The

women

placed ninth and the

10th at the conference event.

1994 wedding

Jenni-

fer is a sales rcprcsentalivc for

head Software

The winter

Maple Glen.

in

sports teams posted an

outstanding campaign, The five

Egg-

corporate and

in the

government sales office

King of

in

reside in Chester County.

nator for Lee Electric Supply Co.. and

7,

Michelle Huff '91 and Bradley
Timbrcll arc plamiing a July 15, 1995

Thomas

teacher at Milbrook Elementary School

Finished
in the

PSAC Eastern

Division.

marked the 22nd lime
that

in

Matthew

wedding.

It

23 seasons

team to a winning record.

Chronister also picked up his 400th

games into the
The Huskies' captain, .senior
guard Shawn Godown. finished his

is

employed by
Pocono Lake.

'91 and

vember 1994 wedding.

Thomas

at

District

and

gree

Vicki

a

is

Elizabethtown Area School

teacher

is

pursuing a master's de-

Tho-

University.

at Millersville

mas is employed in the family business
at Buck Auto Sales and Salvage in

teaching sev-

is

a teaming room.

in

She

Battalion, lOlh Marines.

Division,

Camp

at

2nd Marine

Lejeune, N.C.

second team, along with
Jeffrey T. (iyurina *91 and Melissa

mark

finished second in

for the year

PSAC East.
PSAC

llic

The team advanced

and

to the

23

They

Montoursvillc.

in

reside in

Muncy.

playoffs for the ninth-stmight year.

least

Ryan, finished

were good

for sixth

list.

10 alumni here representing two

fraternities

and four

sororities."

and

I

Ith

on the

Bulka was an All-PSAC

first-team selection for the second

consecutive year, while

Kelly

M. Hcicrbacher

'91 and

named the PSAC Rookie
She was also named as

German
team

was

of the Year.

a

selection, along with junior

at

B.U.

Garnered a 6-5 mark and finished

Wats

employed by American
Horsham, and Kenneth is

is

Inc..

employed by

the Central

qualified

Christopher
ist

Ho

with Johnson

He

'91

&

is

a

biochem-

Johnson

in Fort

has also started the

Kim, sophomore Heather
Towne and freshmen Lani Curran
and Heather Jones were the

five

swimmers representing the Huskies
at nationals. Humphries captured
meet

in the

200-yard butterfly even, here second
second-place finish

nationals in that event.

at

She also

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inEasion. Heather

employed by the
They live

East Penn School District.

F.

29 wedding.

Michael
Carla M. Lutz '91 and Adam A.
Donkus '92 were married in Kempton.
Carla

is

employed

at

Lehigh Valley

Hospital-Cedar Crest, and

Adam

29

Community

Both are teachers

in the

Berwick

Wendi L. Main '91 and Warren W.
Achey were married on April 30 in

B.

the

a marketing as-

Harrisburg. Michael

in

Mario Klassen

'91 and

Corey R.
Kent are planning a November 2 wedding in Minersville. Mario is a teacher
Area School District.
working on a master's degree in

in the Carlisle

administration

at

Braun Medical.

Inc.,

The City of Harrisburg.

Richard
Remington

'91 arc parents of a son,

Billic

are plarming a

Jr.

1995 wedding. Michele

fall

They

Francis de Sales.

live in

N.Y. Jenny teaches sixth

Falls.

grade

in the

Danville Area School Dis-

trict.

They

reside in Danville.

Michael

J.

McAleer

(M) has

'91

been appointed to serve on Muncy
Borough Council. He is a planner in
the process

equipment division

inches). Richard and Renee are both
employed by Dun and Bradstreet in

McDonald

'91 and

Cernovsky '93

are plan-

Tisa Marie
S.

ning a June

1

8

wedding. Tisa

XTRA
They

Lease

in

New

Brunswick.

reside in Bridgewaler. N.J.

is

in

a

November

20, 1993, in Sunbury.
Lynda is a legislative aide in the state
House of Representatives, and Thomas

reimbursement accountant

is

a senior

at

Geisinger Medical Center. They live

in

Sunbury.

is

Pocono Mountain School

and they live in Heruyville.

Jacqueline also earned a master's de-

gree

B.U.

at

a kin-

Meadowbrook

Wendy Sue Shoup '91
S. Voloshin

1993

Debra L. Milgrim

operations manager

is

completing a degree

Lynda J. Schlegel '91 and Thomas
M. Culver '93 (M) were married on

District,

teacher at Methany School in Penpak.

and Jeffrey

is

school psychology, and Brian

ers in the

Christian School.

N.J. .

'91 will be married on July

Michelle

Kelley.

dergarten teacher at

a

Michelle Rossi '91 and Brian

of a son. Michael, and a daughter,

October 9

is

Lehigh Valley.

at

wife. Elaine, are parents

frey S. Brownell '91 were married on

Karen

16.

Jacqueline Seip *91 and Jerry
Schucker '91 were married on November 20 in Bangor. Both are teach-

Francis

Elmhursl.

bom on August

District.

Jenny Marcheski '91 and Ryan W.
Quinn were married on April 2 in

employed
by Cigna Insurance Companies.

in

Renee Farrell

teacher in the Pocono Mountain School

is

'91 and Jef-

and

Timothy Richard,

in

Andritz-Sprout Bauer.

Michele R. Klobosits '9! and

a budget

is

analyst with

Division of

She is also pursuing an
degree at Allentown College of

Niagara

District.

*9! and Jenni-

were married on January

1993 (eight pounds, nine ounces; 21

Bethlehem.

Area School

Pompei

S.

fer K. Paul

is

Foundation. They live in Allentown.

St.

Jodi L. Kishbach '91 and Donald
C. Walp '82 are plarming a June wed-

employed by

is

Wilson Borough.

in

3.

Tempo. Arizona.

Cheryl

the Mt. Laurel School District.

MBA

They

Hatboro.

*91 and

David

in

ters in

22. 1995 wedding.

Springs.

is

complet-

Hawaii.

Wendy

a

is

program-

mer/analyst for Shared Medical Cen-

C. Pysher '89 are planning an April

Debbie

and Thomas
were married on June 11.

Malvern. They live in Chester

ing her master's degree in clinical psy-

Kathy,

who

is

also a 1985

graduate of Brandywinc School of
Nursing, is a registered nur^e in the

emergency department at Shamokin
Area Community Hospital.

Donna J. Kulp '91 and Edward D.
Emey were married on February 5 m

chology at Millersville University.
David is a manager with Radio Shack

Allentown. Donna is employed by W.
W. Kulp Insurance Agency. They re-

in

is

earning a master's degree

and Scon

is

employed by

Hacketislown. N.J.

Holly

Brian C. Kutsmeda *91 and

is

in

Newtown. Brian

a registered representative with

Merrill

Lynch

in

Judith

fall

1995 wedding.

Holly

is a medical caseworker at
Cedarbrook County Nursing Home in
Allentown, and Dean is a chemist for
Warner-Lambert in Litilz.

Somerset, N.J. They

live in Yardley.

Evans

in

Moyer '91 and Dean Brooks

'92 are plarming a

Cythniu L. Stiles were married on Sep-

M. Lee

'91 and

Thomas

D.

'91 are planning an August 19

Jill E. Sieminski '91 and J. Karl
Alexy '90 were married on January 8

Mountaintop.

Jill,

who

earned a

master's degree in exercise physiology

side in Bethlehem.

tember 25. 1993.

Susan and Scott Hotham '91 are
parents of a daughter. Heather
Guenevere, on March 18. Susan is a
teacher at West Chester University,
where she

is

13

Markase

a lead

Bound

in

Cheryl L. Piltoski '91 and Edward
DeVecchis arc planning an October

'91 and John S.

Bethlehem.

is

9.

employed

Brook. N.J.

Phoenix. Arizona.

Dariene

is

by Enterprise. They reside

is

for

in biology,

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lives in

Manvilie. Susan

in

OEM

N.J.

in

1993

Wendy

equipment and service shop

wedding.

straignt,

She

reside in Cockeysville.

Susan Piasecki '91 and Richard

Burron

Ronald

a de-

Hollender were married on October

sistant with

is

is

a

is

Maryland.

Bethlehem.

East Coast Volleyball, a volleyball

Junior Stephanie Humphries and

in the national

Inc.

Karen M. Koflanovich

Kathy L. Hofftnan *91 and John E.
Waraksa are planning a September 10

Patty

live in that

They

riors.

Darlene A. Johnson '91 and John
Billard were married on March 5 in

District.

for the national championships.

second

Marwick, Harrisburg. They

Peat

employed by Lehigh Association of

Bucks School

PSAC championships.

members of the team

KPMG

city.

He and his

Washington.

WOMEN'S SWIMMING —

Five

&

Philadelphia.

Shippcnsburg University.

PSAC East Tivst

center Missy Butlcrworih.

fifth at the

an en-

a senior audi-

degree

led the club in 12 ofTcnsive

categories and

is

She

Christina

ECAC Rookie

'91

educational

the second consecutive

the

Tina M. Johns

wedding, Kelly also earned a master's

Christina Higgins '91 and Kenneth
Hall '90 were married in Lansdale.

Bloomsburg

accountant with

Rehabilitation Center and

Brian Clapp arc planning a June 17

Freshman guard Jen German became

of the Year.

staff

Ryan

repeated as a second learn selection.

player to be

October 2 in Scranton. Kimberly is a
marketing coordinator for Health
America, Harrisburg. and Greg is a

1

their careers with

1,064 and 738 points. Those totals

all-time

is

Miller. Inc., in Rochelle Park, N.J.

ding.

The Huskies'

guards Careen Bulka and Brenda

environmental science

in

A. Wliipple were married on October

Lara Halenda '91 writes: "Tampa
Bay is the place to be! Tliere arc at

senior co-captains,

earned a sec-

from Stockton Slate College,

live in

Terri

Baltimore. Md.. and John

in

Mountain

teacher at the Sunrise Preschool.

sophomore Lcc Gump.

a 17-10

a tax analyst

Marine Corps,

lieutenant in the U.S.

Godown was

Had

who

Network Services,
Scotl L. Frederick '91, a second

ence second-team selection,

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL —

Gre-

*92 were married on

tor/corporate auditing at Bell Atlantic

recently reported for duty with 5th

PSAC East

is

Inc. in

will finish a

an Eastern College Athletic Confer-

to the

Newsweek

vironmental scientist with Gcraghty

Jan

18, 1993.

enth grade special education students

career with 959 points, 17th on the

named

1994 wedding. Kristie

with

cember

seling in August.

also

'91 arc planning an August

ond degree

master's degree in guidance and coun-

He was

Krislic A. Jani '91 and Stephen J.

O'Krcpky

Jan Edwards '91 and Eric
Bomhardt *91 were married on De-

season.

list.

German

gory E.

Heather L. Leslie

Lakes. N.J. Sieve,

career win several

school's all-time scoring

'91 and

Kimberly A. Lcibold

James

Vicki

*91 and Lori

Trirnax Construction in

head coach Charlie Chronister

led his

Matthew Dunlap

Brannigan are planning a November 5

8-8 and tied for third place

1

Pocono High School.

Repko were married on November

composite record of 52-38, for a .578

MEN'S BASKETBALL —

teacher at North

1993. in Hughestown,

signer/salesman for Ethan Allen Inte-

winter teams finished with an overall

winning percentage.

a high school English

is

wedding.

Lancaster County.

Prussia.

Terri L. Pahl '91 and John A.
Jr. '91 were married on August

is

Amici

ShufTelbottom *91 are planning a NoB. Hadlcr arc planning a September

Clark's Summit. Judith

in

an advertising and marketing coordi-

Ambler,

Jennifer Ann Dreshcr *9t and Eric

the

in 36:53.92.

wedding

structional technologist at Unysis
Corp., Blue Bell.

individual winner for the Huskies at
the

They

Corestalcs as a computer analyst.

from Syracuse University,

is

an exer-

cise physiologist with United

Therapy

Centers in Newtown.

in

McAdoo.

who

is

health and safety officer with Conti

Environmental

William Nice '91 and Lorraine A.
Bielen will be married on June 4. Bill
is a grocery manager at Boyer's IGA

Karl,

woridng on a master's degree in industrial hygiene at Drexel University, is a

N.J.

They

Inc. in

live in

South Plainfield.

Nevrtown.

Shannon Strasbaugh

'91 and Ri-

chard Harv ey are planning an August

Spectrum

Class notes
20 wedding. Shannon, who eanied a
master's degree al Shippensburg Uni-

1992
Rfpirsentative:

versity, is employed by the Pennsylvania Public School Employees' Retire-

East Strvudsburg,

specialist

PA 18301

28

Sullivan '91 and
Rutkoski '91 were married on
Mouniaintop. Shawn,

in

earned a master's degree
University,

is

at

Class Votunieeris):

who

a kindergarten teacher in

is

ber 22. 1994 wedding. Melissa
is a
graphic illustrator for the Department
of Energy in Washington. D.C..
and

enrolled at the Pennsylvania

College of Optometry.

Matthew

is

an accountant for

Rentals in Springfield, Va.

1995 wedding. Mark

Kenley AtherhoU '92 and Alan
Rood are planning an October 8 wed-

employed by

is

Wood Mode.

ding in Kingston. Kenley

S.

in

School District
Alicia A. Vottero '91 and John D.

Wenrich were married on February 5
in Kuipmont. Alicia is a registered
nurse at Lankenau Hospital in Philadelphia.

They

live in

King of Prussia.

Andrea A. Wetzel '91 and Mark D.
Zavacky '91 are planning a December 9. 1994 wedding. Andrea
ior accountant with

is

Advertising Inc. and

Mark

is

branch

manager of Enterprise Rent-A-Car

in

ball,

has been

named

an administraLeague Base-

League InEmployee of

Little

ternational Headquarters

He was selected to receive the award
recognition of his enthusiastic efforts

in

development of standardized
tournament rules for the 1994 Little
League Baseball Tournament for nine
in the

and 10 year old players, scheduled to
be held for the fu^t time this season.

He

also has demonstrated excep-

tional initiative in researching regional

case histories for presentation to the
Linle League Baseball Charter Com-

Bruce

'91 and Dr. Gerald

Evans are planning a
ding.

is

fall

1994 wed-

wedding

in Ber^vick.

Sherry

n substitute special education Icnchcr
In the Hcllcfimtc area, and
Phillip

Boutique In State College.

Teresa

Loftus '92 and Jeffrey A.
Bayly were married on June 12. 1993.

is

a trainer for

is

J.

in Honesdttle.

Her

Teresa

nurse in oncology

for the U.S. Postal Service.

Center

lives in Alburtis.

in

u registered

is

ul the

VA. Medical

ber 8 wedding. Diane

They

live in

employed by

is

8

Caldwell. N.J., and Robert

by Windsofl

m

Honesdale. Vicki

Dime Dank. They

Inc., Denvillc, N.J.

14 in Plains. Laura is employed by Dr.
Charles Muslo as an office manager,

and James

is

Neil A. Difrcndcrfer '92 has been

Michele BressI '92 (M) and Steven
C. Resuta are planning a September 3
wedding. Michele is a full-time in-

McCann School of B usincss
Mahanoy City.

Krislen N. Buehrle *92 and Jeffrey
A. Stewart are planning a September
16, 1995 wedding in Perkasic. Kristen

working on a master's degree at B.U.

Downs

'92 has joined the

justice
in

at

December.

based

Lisa Cfanciarulo '92 and

Overlook Hospital

in

is

a llfih grade

in the

cmcr

gency room at Gnadcn-Huettcn Memo-

Andy

Summit.

N.J.

Comeau

machinery

'92

Canon
salesman for
is

Cedar Knolls,

N J. He is wcightlifting.

Julie K. Parry *92

EIck '92 and Paul L.
Singley '90 are planning an August 6
wedding in Easton, Kirstcn is a speJ.

education teacher with the Hartford County (Mass.) School Distritl.

cial

and Paul

is

an mvcstigalor with Lehigh

B Thome

(M) and Edward

are planning

wedding.

who

Julie,

bachelor's degree

lui

August 13
earned u

but not competing nationally as a body-

builder as he did

when he was

al

Eileen Costantini '92 and

Mulhem

are planning a

wedding. Eileen

is

in

Tim

September

an exercise physi-

ologist with National

Center

B.U.

Bensalem.

Work Recovciy

sliy, is

Clunnn Univer
pursuing u second bachelor's

degree

in

elementary cducalion

University of West

at the

and

Delaware.

Sports
(Continued from Page 52}
placed sixth In the 100-yard butterffy
while Kim placed fiffh in thai event

AmcricHn

for All

honitrs.

SWIMMING

swinmiing

strong by winning

Despite

murk of

two of

3-6,

finished

tciuii

their finol

three dual meets, V\i- Huskies"

campaign was highlighted hy
over lUP for the

first

a

win

time in 15

years,

WRESTLING

f-inished ihc

Kimberly Refsnlder '92 and Brian
K. Itterly '92 are planning a July wed
ding. Kimberiy Is a teacher in the
Soudcrton Area School

Point as a psychotherapist

Brian

is

District,

Rineer are planning a June wedding,
Michael Is employed by Community
Hospital in Lancaster.

a sales reprcscnlalive for Scott

77icil

at

a doctoral candidate in speech
State.

New

Jersey Karen

They

I^jri

iind cIghiJi respectively ul ihc

The

Huskies won two tournament

titles,

Invitalinnuls. Al the liastcrn
Wrestling Ixuguc chumpionships.

Ann

Is

a rcgin

Schaffer '92 and RichJr. *90 are
is

planning a

a teacher in

Bethlehem Area School

and Richard
in

Scotmdale.

Lori

is

Hunt Valley,
Md.. and David is employed by a geologist widi the same company.

District,

a manager for Staples

Allenlown.

Benjamin

Shue

fM) and

Heather E. Crownover were married on

They

a group

individuiil titles,

including Bailey and

Howard

(1

.'.cniors

Tyrone

90 pounds) and Rundly

Reidlcr (126 poundh).

System

rcccplion held

Allentown

in

Alumni and friends attending a
State System reception in Allenlown
on March 16 were Linda Angst
Bennett "84, Tim Brooks '92, Albert
Cavallucti '78. Dennis Crim "69.

Peggy Crim. Carole

live in that city,

Hellen K. Sims '92 and John P. Penwere married on May 28. Hcllen

Dcrricott,

Joanne

Derricoit *89, William Dcrricott "66,
Julie Fculncr *92. Christine I-'ord '87,

Penny Gutshall

'89. Lisa

John Hart/og

Hucaluk
III '92

V

McAndrcw Jr. were married on Februis

P.

November 27 m Pcnryn. Benjamin is
employed by U.S. Restaurant! in
Lancaster.

'92 and Jamct

2 in Durunore. Bridget

won

three Huskies

is

Inc. in

Hedman

seventh

pounds) and junior

national championships.

'89.

Shelly

a
chemist with E. A. Engineering Science

Bridget

live in

July 9 wedding.

Shelly S. GrifTith '92 and David A.
Blough *92 arc planning an October 1

and Technology

IH pounds) finished

'92 and

Thad
were married on Novcmlwr 7,

ard G. Piacenii
Ihc

in Mifflinburg.

.50

(I

Hatfield.

.

Scottsdale (Arizonaj Memorial Hos-

pital.

bachelor's degree al Mansfield Univer

Penn

( 1

Pcic Rinclla

Stale
Karen Ruhmann
1993, in

Connie Gnau '92 (M) and Lynn
Reece are planning a January 1995
wedding. Connie, who earned a

at

Chad Builcy

and

Michael L. Frey *92 and Tracey L

communication

despite an 8 9 miirk. Soplnmiiirc

capturing the Bloomsburg and

Honda.

Stephanie A. Frank '92 and Mark
Bemardyn were mamcd on May 7.
Stephanie is employed by Turning

1

Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New
York, New Jerecy, Pennsylvania

Lehigh

J.

ary

Region 1 includes Maine. New
Hampshire, Vemiont. Connecticut.

ul

Valley Pretrial Services.

wedding

won second

season with two All AniL-rtains

a

Nielsen's Office Products, based in

Kotherinc Yurchak

place for n miyor story about
the
effects of uibacco.

Hospital in Lehighton.

rial

Poland.

sity. is

P.

centerspread siory about genetic

in

tcred nurse in the pediatrics department

Helveston were married on June 12.
1993. Lisa is a registered nurse al

place for

first

engineering.

MI-:N'S

Rob Pclll-Clalr

and Rob is a clerk

District,

Peace Corps. He will be working as
an environmental awareness advisor in

won

finishing with an overall

Communications. Inc

of

president of

teacher in Uic Pleasant Viiltcy Scliiwl

Timothy E. Casey *92 of WilkcsBarre received a master's degree in

Honesdale

Inc..

'92 are engaged. Missy

Kirstcn

Markets.

administration

Stocy Hissone

the best non-fiction article, for
a

at

N.J.

Mls.Hy Noll '92 and

office.

Peter

Shippensburg University

Journalists. Sciond place went
to
Syracuse UnivcrMty and third
went
to Boston University.

the men's

director of operations for

J. Bobrowsky '92 and
Michele L. Cooke are planning a 1995
wedding. Bryan is employed by Weis

is

System

West Caldwell.

promoted to loan and operations manager at Fullon Bank's Progress Avenue

Car Bargain Hunters.

Bryan

employed

live in

Brian Martin '92
Total Energy

Laura A. BiscontinI '92 and James
A. Brogna '92 were married on May

is

employed

is

maga/inc by

East Orange. N.J. They live

VIckl Marold *92 and Patrick
Johannes were married on September

Lohman Therapy Systems, West

best overall

Soclciy of Pri^fcssionn!

1.

Honesdale.

in

Diane DeKlcr '92 and Robert L.
O'Neal Jr. '92 are planning an Octo-

an intensive adult

Elysburg.

office

Rebecca Young

She

an advertising coordinator and insurance representative with Gannon As-

Robert

mittee.

Holly J. Delaco '92

is

is

the Month.

'92 and Phillip R.
*93 ore planning an Oc-

Jr.

is

*92 and Mike
Dalton '91 are planning an October
1995 wedding.

Angela A. Augustine '92 and Bruce
Jr. '91 were married on
August 21. 1993 in Elysburg. Angela

probation/parole officer.

.

Region

U»hr

L.

W. Beaver

in

Patrick Wilson '91.
tive assistant for Little

m that city

reside

administrative mannger of Electronics

Accu-Sort Systems of Telford.

structor at

Easton.

tober 2^

Ann Currid

Lori

employed

is

a jun-

Matthew Outdoor

He

They

was named

h

pharmacy.

sociates.

education teacher in the Hairisburg

Sherry
Garbacik

also a second lieutenant with
the
National Guard.

contract

and her husband. James, are parents of
twin sons, Brandon and Joshua, bom
on March 13. They live in Tremont

cial

Sacred Heart Hospital, and
a resident counselor ai

is

representative while pursuing a degree

Thomas-Scheibley '91

Kelly A. Veronick '91 and Michael
K. Ley are planning an August 13 wedding in Mechanicsburg. Kelly is a spe-

al
is

in Hnrrisburg.

by Intermetro Industries as an order

Laura A. Tewell *91 and Samuel L.
Esposito HI are planning a July 30
wedding in Williamsport. Laura is an
accountant
Pamela

6 in Centralia. Debtmili is employed
by the Pennsylvania Oepnrtmeni
of
Commerc-e as n deputy press secretary

Cunningham *92 and Timo-

Weaversville Intensive Care Unit.

McLean

Mark W. Swineford '91 and Candy
L. Womer are planning a September

nurse

Tim

spectrum, the magazine produced
each semester by one of Professor
Walter Brasch's journalism classes,

Jurgill *92 and James

P
C.ownlcy were married on November

thy Brooks *92 were mamcd on
December 4 in Bethlehem, Judith is a

Melissa Alba *92 and Matthew
Relnhard *92 arc planning an Octo-

Wilkes

award

Dunmore.

live in

Deborah

Tom London
Judith

the Pleasant Valley School District.

Scott

They

Forge.

Shawn Marie
May

Treasure House Child
Core Dcvelopmejii Center in
Olyphant.
at

.

(717)476-0086
Scott P.

supervisor

on March 26 in Kmgston Patricia
is
employed at Offset Paperback. Mfrs
in Dallas. Pa., and Geoffrey
is em
ployed at Martin Marietta in Valley

Bob Heller
RJi. 7, Box 7030

ment System as a government relations

wins top

Patricia A. Covert '92 and
Georrrey A. Coates '92 were married

'71,

Habakus

Michele

'86. Kris

Lilly •79. Bclh

McMullin

'80.

Krcnz '82, Sue
Lindcnmulh '91, Bob
Jody Millard *79.

Georgia Noccker *70, Robert

Pastcmak

'84.

Poppcle '84.

Thrcn
Jeff"

Jim

Pilla '90, Scott

Bill SU-auscr '62,

Dawn

'86, Leslie Troglionc '92,

Welsh

and

*87.

tecost

Page 53

Luncheon
lectures
is

feature

employed by R. W. Johnson Phar-

maceutical Research Institute and

Blalr A. Aylward '93

A

sylvania Chiropractic Society in Har-

Michelle L. Smith '92 and Patrick

Alumni Luncheon
Lectures, featuring members of (he
series of Five

B.U.

alumni living

faculty, attracted

in the

Bloomsburg

faculty, staff

area, as well as

Turkey

Shire were married on September

J.

in

Doylcstown.

tant

in

Michelle

at

at

This year's speakers and their
topics included:

Dale Snyder *92 and Sheila
Reibsome are planning July 2 wedding in Millersburg. Dale is manager
of McDonald's in Berwick.

"AIDS Overview:

For the Non-Scientist."

Housewife:

Women

is

S.

E. Gill, Ph.D., associate

The Forgotten Curriculum."
Erik L. Wynlers, Ph.D., associate

professor of mathematics and

employed by

director of cxpcricnlial

Kline were married on

Novem-

Amy

is

a regis-

They

They

live

eral

on Crime and Delinquency
burg,

local

Joan Kaczmar '93 and John M.

for

Jacqueline A. Fuentes '93 and Gre-

gory R. Gillespie
Jacqueline

are engaged.

II

a graduate student at B.U.

is

ding

at least

one of the

luncheons were the following;
Robert Abboll. Helen Adicr, Dr.

a teacher at

is

appearances

in her

community

theaters:

in

Kip Armstrong, Barbara Barnes,
Ruth Hess Bcnscotcr

Theresa M. Varano '92 and Dane
A. York were married last summer in

Kulpmonl.

They

Mount

reside in

Carmcl.

Rynn C. Wollace

Glenn

'63.

Bieber. Ellcn Blamick,

George Boss,

Jancl Boyd, Rachel Burgin,

Bob

Bum.s, Carolyn Butcher '91, Karen

is

sev-

1,

1996

employed by Ameriin

Conyngham.

Memorial
a traffic manager

is

in Pittston.

is

a family

County Child Develop-

the Schuylkill

in Schuylkill

Haven.

Snyder are planning

May

a

Lori A. Krapf '93 and Mark

Theater of

'92

1995

Kimberly Ann Leonard '93 and
David K. CoUignon are plarming a July
23, 1994 wedding.

Kim is acquisitions

Susquehanna University/Pennsylvania

assistant at Paul H.

Brooks Publishing

Service Corps as assistant director of

Co. in Towson,

Karen

employed by

is

Md.

volunteer programs.

Karen
Michael
first

Goguts

J.

class in the U.S.

'93. a private

Marine Corps,

Law

in

Majka

E.

law student

at

'93

is

a first-year

New England School of

Boston, Mass.

recently completed recruit training.

signed to Lehigh University for one

year beginning in

November

1993.

Cope *64, Susan
Cope Curry, Joanne Day. Jo
DcMarco. Ann Discroad, Fac

W. Crosslcy were miuried

Diseroad '35, Patricia Doramc-

also earned a master's degree in n;ud-

Holoviak, Nancy Ulsh Doran '76,

ing at B.U.

Downing

'89. Sallic

Jill

Ann Wcndcrs

'92 and Darren

May.

Jill

Edwards

Ruth Ann Fisher. Florence
Fowler '31. Chuck Gcrst, Jim
'44.

Shannon

Wentz

L.

'92 and Robert

S. Frycklund are plimning a

December
Lchlghton. Shannon is

Gessner, Mclonie Girton, Anita

31 wedding in

Hakim, Mary Haupt '77. Joe Hazard,
Susan Helwig '82. Ethel Keller Long

pursuing a master's degree

Ruth Luchak

in

'68.

cation

at

in

deaf edu-

July 1995 wedding.

Mildred Phillips '29, Thcron Rhinard
'29, Galen Quick *69. Lois H. Quick
"31,

Mark Raynes
Sachetti '71.

*80.

Chuck Ross,

Dawn

Jeananne Scrimgeour

Schleidcn.

'54,

John

Scrimgeour '53, Freda Sciple "70.
Jean Smith '42, Mary Stahl '37,
Betty Trettee. Judi Trexicr,

VanHouten

'90.

Anne

Lindscy VanHoutcn,

Dan Vann. Ruth

Voske,

Bloomsburg. Chuck plans to attend
Soutfiwestem Theological Seminary in

auditor in the State Treasury Depart-

Fort Worth. Ttexas. in the

ment, and Eric

in

Doug

Wagner. John L. Walker, and Sandic
Walker '75.

an extemship

wedding

at

Dawn

Duke

is

serving

in

Lake Winola. Karen
is

is

an

at

James

University. Gerald is workon a master's degree in psychology at Radford University.

Gallagher '92 arc planning a June 18
wedding in Lancaster. Bridgettc is an
accountant

at

cal Center,

and James

the

OCC as

Ashland Regional Medi-

employed by
a national bank examiner.
is

Cynthia M. Curran '93 and Kenneth D. Korger '93 are planning an
August 1995 wedding. Cynthia is a
and Kenneth is a mortgage
broker with CB Funding Services
Corp. in Doylcstown.
teacher,

children's advocate at the

is

a

Women's

Center in Bloomsburg, where she
works with children who have witlence.

'93 and An-

thony C, Denisco were married
Exeter.

Maria

is

in

employed by Payne

Precision Color in Dallas.

is

a

therapist with Valley Center. Inc.

Janeen L. Dunn '93 and Darrell D.
Shaffer are planning a

Alessandroni '93 and
Kathleen Rivera arc engaged. Greg is
a technical support specialist for
Softmarl. Inc.. in Exion.

is

a

live in

for

Berwick.

Charles E. Mattern '93,

Laura J. Grove '93 and Troy J.
Mummert plan to wed on October 22.
Laura works

Demalis

at

YMCA Day Care.

Jr.

are planning a

1995 wedding.

Judy

May

sity, is

an exchange student

sian

Academy

is

summer 1996

employed by David

B.

Hashagen were married on October
They live in

P.

20,

Russia

traveled on four river systems and
the

Stephanie L, Gyurina *93 and
Brent A. Hock '89 were married on

the Ph.D.

21 in Montoursville.

is in

the master's degree

B.U.. and Brent
Stillwater

is

office

Stephanie

program at
manager for

Asphalt

Joseph

Museum

in

is

Lewisburg.

Northumberland.

an acting ad-

Packwood House
They

live in

of Ecuador, where he

met

Waorani Indians.
plans to apply for admission to

program

Australia,

at Western Sydney.
where he hopes to do re-

search in sustainable agriculture,

Charles quit high school

and worked

and as

at

age 16

highway construction
a carpenter for more than 20
in

years before returning to school.

E. Hackett *93 and

Andrew

A. Carr '91 are planning a September
17 wedding. Arm is a marketing coor-

Taylor are planning a June lOwedding.

dinator with Tozour Energy Systems in

Susan

ist

in Sunbup.'.

more than 20 days

Shenandoah

Gulfport. Fla.

ministrator at the

until June.

In 1991, he spent

Valley School District.

May

in

Puschchino, about 60 miles from Moscow. He hopes to travel throughout

substitute teacher in the

King of Pr\issia. and Andrew

9

Rus-

in the rain forest

30, 1993 in Nescopeck.

Joseph B. Dzwonchyk '93 and Ann
M. Bickhan were married on October

at the

Sciences

a long-term

Ann

Jennifer Ann Durkin '93 and Craig

of

a gradu-

Rock Univer-

is

photographer.

R.D.2.Box567

J.

Berwick. Christina

Norwest Financial
in Wilkes-Barre. and David is employed by Travelport of America. They

He
Heather L. Del Ciolto '93

Mike Jemo

Class Volunteeris): Renee Kunkel

in

manager

credit

ate student at Slippery

A. Lightman. M.D.. as an ophthalmolic

Hazleton.FA 18201
{717)455-9261

S.

October 30

Nicole E. Graziano '93

Judy L. Guers *93 and Anthony

wedding. Janeen

Representative:

M. Malatesta '93 and
Force '93 were married on

Christina

nessed or experienced domestic vio-

ing

1993

as a juvenile probation officer.

David

University to

speech pathology

November 13. 1993. in Parkesburg.
Donna is employed by Chester County

a cost accountant with

James

Madison

Gregory

in

'93 and

James R. Williams were married on

Shaffer Trucking Inc. in the Carlisle

complete requirements for the master's

program

fall.

Bridgettc Collier '93 and

Maria A. DcGraba

Chen

Susan Nelson,

Karen L. Gorko '93 and Eric M.
Zoschg '93 are planning an August 6

the University of Pittsburgh.

Dawn L. Whitebread *92 and
Gerald L. (laugler '93 are planning a

Dor

Pearson arc planning a July 2 wedding

Maggie

Manning. Ann Mariano, Gail
Menapace, Katherine Menapace.
Milstifer,

'93 and Lori

member

a

Is

J.

Yeager are plarming a November 12
wedding. Lori is a medical technologist at GutJirie Clinic in Sayre.

Karen R. Girton *93 and Timothy

Oyster Mill

Little

Chuck Chamberlain

of the Pennsylvania Service Corps, as

Carroll *84. D. Jeiin

Page 54

day care

a

is

(N.J.)

Milazzo Industries

ment Center

hometown's

Mechanicsburg.

Chris Beadling, Becky Beishline,

Dr.

Newton

at

Donna M. Maksymchock

Attending

'32, Betty

Shavertown. Joan

service/parent involvement advocate at

Ocean."

Jean

in

Hospital, and John

Gallagher '93 and Brian T

Kelli J.

Filbert are planning a June

L.

Children's

Playhouse and The

in Harris-

where he

at

in Boston.

manager at Foot Locker in the Richland

wedding.

Susan Cannon '93

live in

an accoun-

learning, "Trekking Across the

grade teacher

first

Academy

a graduate student at

is

Illinois University,

also employed.

teacher

wedding. Kelli

& Co., Inc.

ployed by Beard

Pennsylvania Commission

tant for the

at

3.

Garden"
Shircsmanstown. She has made
is

a

is

James W. Foster Jr. '93 and
Rhonda Hepburn are planning a June
1995 wedding. James is an assistant

Slacey L. Bowers '93 and Gregory
A. Header are engaged. Stacey is cm-

"The
L. Stout '92

is

Begirmings

can Savings Bank

Pottsvillc.

Deanne

ding. Sheila

New

Southern

Ashland Regional

Employ-

the Schuylkill

Alaska Brooks Range

to the Arctic

J.

munity Hospital.

who com-

Michelle,

ment and Training.

computer science, "From the 18th
Century to Roving Robots."

in

Snyder *92 and Steven

in Trcxlcrtown.

W.

Turk are planning an August 6 wed-

Medical Center and Evangelical Com-

Bethlehem.

pleted a modeling course al Jan Nagy.
is

Owcgo

Christo-

Middleburg R.D.
Michelle

a

Sue Benfcr '93 and

tered nurse at the

a registered nurse at St.
in

'93 and Robert

Mall. Quakertown.

ber 6 in Kratzcrville.

B. Guers were married on February 5

professor of English, "Emotions:

Roy Smith,

'92 and Frank N.

Good

and Higher

Education, Then and Now."

Nancy

Dawn

M. Finch

J.

planning an August 6 wed-

Todd

ding.

Sheila

Hitz '93 and Kristen

J.

Etsell are

Lisabeth Kakalecik '93

Amy

Basi arc planning an October 8 wed-

Luke's Hospital

Todd

P.

Richie '91 are plarming a July 23 wed-

Owego, N.Y.

pher

Dawn M. Snyder
ding.

Jcannettc Keith, Ph.D., associate

Lake

Apalachin Central School District

James Parsons. Ph.D., associate
professor of biological and allied

in

Tracy Baines '93 has accepted

live in Scllcrsville.

fi

professor of history, "Ruining a

PCS

leaching position in the

The Inn

Hill.

health sciences,

recently attended the an-

buyer for Jless's Department Store

Allentown. They

Lori Ann Faust '93 and Robert
Eichelberger '93 are engaged.

Harmony.

an assis-

is

He

risburg.

nual convention of the

1

and students. The

luncheons were held

administra-

Frank M. Piyjwli, providing services
for over 1.050 members of the Penn-

pursuing a master's degree in quality
assurance.

faculty

is

1971 B.U. graduate,

tive assistant to a

is

is

an

art-

with Dettra Flag of Oaks.

Susan J. Herman *93 and Michael
A. Pelllto '93 are planning an October
1995 wedding. Susan is a substitute
teacher in Collingswood, N.J., and
Michael is employed in management
for

K-mart

in

Cherry

Hill,

N J.

Susan Messinger *93 and
is

a

Jeffrey

caseworker for the

Northumberland County Children and
Youth Services.

Jodi A. Mull '93 and Brett A.
Gibble '93 were married in Killinger.
Brett

is

They

live in

attending Villanova University.

Montgomery County.

Susan E. Niehoff '93 and Michael

A. Strausscr were manicd on October
16 in Shamolcin. Susan is a teaching
assistant with the CcntraJ

Susquehanna
Montandon. They

Intermediate Unit in
live in

Shamokin.

help others, she noted.

Before enrolling in college, she had
10 gel a high school equivalency be-

cause she dropped out of school in
eleventh grade. She also took a computer course at a vocational school, as

Jenny Patrick '93 and Donald R.
Snyder are planning a November 26
wedding in Quakertown. Jenny is a

her for college classes.

criticai care

times.

nurse

North Penn Hos-

at

Lansdale.

pital in

Mary Pelak

'93

an adjunct pro-

is

And

degree at B.U.

Thaddea V. Puzio
V.

Thaddea

N.Y.

Goshen.
employed by Bio-

is

in

Pharm Clinic Services Inc.
Bell. They live in Wayne.

in

Blue

Sarah Cullen Reinhard *93 and
Angel Hernandez '92 are planning a
December 3 wedding. Angel, who also
earned a master's degree

in instruc-

tional technology, is a multi-media developer for Unisys in Blue Bell.

she weathered

She had

Diliz.

cashier by

AK.\

Mark R itzman

J.

'93

Jolene E. Samuels '93 and Robert
Hrobak are planning an October 1

wedding

in

group sales

Glen Lyon. Jolene is a
manager at The Bon-Ton,

Wi Ikes-Bane.

December 2S al age 82.
Surviving arc two dnughiers. Nina

some

difficuli

lo take a statistics

Eddie and Lanny; nine grandchildren
and 1.^ greai-grandchildrcn,

Northumberland County

in the early

,

age 61.

at

He WHS employed

Myra Stackhouse
ding.

*93 and John

are plarming an

Myra. who

is

August wed-

also a graduate of

the Geisinger School of Nursing,

is

a

registered nurse at Geisinger Medical

Buwk

luul
sis-

B.U.

Margartl

late l>rofessor

was

son, to

NuHiing

school-related.

brother.

oped diabetes, and her husbiuid had
open heart surgery.
"Looking back over the past 10

Thomas E. Harder HI. a member
of the B.U. grounds crew until retiring

years,

Surviving arc his wife, Dinnc; three
sons, Brett, Kurt and Stanley; adaugh-

it

is

incredible that

we made

it."

Her experience has even inspired her
children to go on to college. The 47year-old said she plans to return to
school sometime to work on a master's

in 1984. died

ler.

at

on March 9

Lori Barrett;

at

ugc 57,

1

950.

1947 graduate of the

for 14 ycurs prior lo

At

moved

thai lime, she luid

Also surviving are two sons, William Jr and Samuel, adaughicr. IWela
Donnhoc; four grandchildren and a sis-

Steve Zezza '93 of West Piitston has
to a two-year term on the

Muskingum

at

nge 82.

A

Reception

Dinner

li-

College, she earned a

master's degree in literature

Alumni Board of

College

behavioral therapist with Step-ByStep. Inc.

Teachers. Nashville, with a degree in

is

a

in Pittsburgh.

library science.

She was honored by Muskingum

1994

College as on outstanding alumna

Swigart '94 and Daniel

J.

P.

Bishop arc planning a July 1 6 wedding
McCIure.

in

Taylor *94 and Carl C.

in

May 27. 1995
Bloomsburg. Wendy is

on February

3 at age 84.

also taught at the Milton Ilcrshcy

College, Harrisburg Area

College, and Shrivcnham American
University in England.

Hospital in Sayrc.

at

Robert Packer

Carl

is

a second-

year law student at Dickinson School

for the entire

Alumni Office
Bloomsburg University

Bloomsburg

FA 78
1

University

community

1

or by Fax (o

Call 8(M)-526-0254

717-389-4060

for reservalion.s

School, the former Hcrshcy Junior

ogy

program

p.m.

faculty

B.U., died

enrolled in a one-year medical technolclinical

at 7

p.m.

Sponsored by (he
Alumni Association

for Classnotcs to:

Bloomsburg.

William E. Landis. former

He

Send your news

in

1987.

member and dean of men al

Wendy

at 6

$15 per person

at Pitt

She also graduated from the Pcabody College for

He

Kehr Union Ballroom

graduate of

been elected

Directors.

Salurdav, June 25

ter.

three sisters.

who was head

interim president

lo Saiiicc. S.C.

two grandchildren and

Elinor R, Kecfer,

his fine service as

Hroomall Presbyterian

Home

brarian at B.U. from 1950 to 1967, died

degree.

as Curt completes

Wil-

Geisinger I lospital School of Nunsing.

her husband

Her daughter devel-

her husband. John, said,

a

retiring in 1987,

nil

B

whom she was married in

Burke; three grandchildren and a

were not

Samuel WilShe

the wife of Dr. Willium

nizations as well.
difficult times

to

Knglish

T. Wilson, daughter-in-

son, died I-cbruary 14 ni age 67

She worked

The

thank you
and farewell

Curt and Janet

FRIENDS

She was

Surviving are his wife. Rennn; Iwo

Join us to say

ter,

daughters. Sharon Barnes and Michcle

wedding

Golomb

at

22 years.

the fomter

William G.; two grandsons and a

agement. And during this time, she
died volunteer work for several orga-

Risch '92 arc planning a

intervention program.

Suniving are hi.s wife,
Ruby Gahngcn; two suns.

law of the
Ru&scll A. George Jr., a custodian
supervisor at B U died on January 2

and the Uni-

versity of Pennsylvania.

for

Molly

Deana Siegfried '93 and Ronald
Gay are planning a September 1995
wedding. Deana is employed by

in

1983, died on

Feldser and Sandra Shult/; two sons.

But when she got discouraged, her
would offer support and encour-

(M) is a teacher

East Juniata High School.

who worked as a
Company al

Sinter

B.U. for 15 years prior lo retiring

on January 5
at

versity of Pennsylvania

friends

'93 and Geoffrey

Dreyer were married

Kaye K.

tutoring, to help prepare

couree three times because it was so
hard for her, she said. One professor
told her she would never make it.

fessor of speech

communication at
Northampton Community College in
Bethlehem. She also earned a master's

math

well as

FAMILY

He was

Community

a graduate of Indiana Uni-

of Law.

Center.

Elaine M, Stale '93 and Matthew
Spicher '93 are planning a Novem-

J.

ber 12 wedding in Huntingdon. Elaine
is a social worker at the Frey Village

Retirement Center in Middletown. and

Matthew is a sales consultant with The
Door and Window Co. in Camp Hill.
Jennifer Switzer '93 and Richard

Robertson

Sr. arc planning a November 5 wedding in Williamsport. Jenni-

fer is

employed by Rhone's Travel

Trailers Inc.

Jana Tidwell '93 and James W.
Wanser

are plaiming an

August 6 wed-

ding in Bloomsburg.

Kathleen Weaver *93 earned a degree in special education
10 years of effort.
the

at

B.U. after

During

that time,

Sunbury resident never missed a

She says she was partially motivated
by her daughter, who

mentally handicapped.

individuals wtrt nunarcd dunn.,

.^-:uul

Awards Dinner on Alumni Day

Distinguished Service Award: Patricia Szakatun Novotney 62. Dislinfiuished Service Award; Robert

semester, except for sununers.

to try college

AWARD RECiriESTS— Five

is

(/-rom

left)

hileen Alherlson

Chapman

'67.

Honorary Alumnus; John L Walker. Honorary
interim president of the university, and Nancy Swartz Lychos '52.
Peiffer.

Alumnus; Nancy Feher Edwards '70. Younj( Alumna of the Year; Curtis R EnfiUsh '56.
president of the Alumni Association. Complete information about each recipient will be printed in the next issue
of BLOOMSBURG.

She can now

Page 55

Alumni Calendar of Events
The following events have been

details about these events, or to receive

any

time, please call the

as of June

sc heduled

Alumni Office

I

.

For

an updated caleruiar at
I-SOO-526-0254

Possible event in Chicago

July 9

at

LANCASTER
January 6, 1995 State System Reception in Scottsdale

July 28

New

September 8

Berrigan Sub Picnic

November 9

After- Work

Student Picnic

Starting this

Mixer

& Jonel English

Farewell Dinner for Curt

Seplember 17

Event for Alumni Parents

September 18

Reception for Scholarship Recipients

October 22

Homecoming
Happy Holidays Dance

December 3

1995

7.

January 9

January

1 1

February

1 1

will present a

Berrigan Sub Picnic

To be announced

of a

Event before Football

October 8

To

Game

MONTGOMERY COUNTY

call

To be announced

Bloom

August 20

to Stratford Theatre Festival

DELAWARE

at the

Beach

Crab Feast

August 21

Bloom

Dover

in

at the

Beach

— Rehoboth

FLORIDA

The Legacy Scholarship

October 8

Philadelphia Chapter Luncheon

December 10

Philadelphia Chapter

will

Luncheon

in

Boca Raton

HARRISUURG
Berrigan Sub Picnic

June 29

New

September 27

State

System Reception

New

Stale

August 4

Picnic at Reading Phillies

Game

alumni parents of B.U. students
will be invited to a special event
during Parents' Weekend on
Saturday, September 17, 1994.
All

Get-Togcther after Football

Game

WYOMING VALLEY

at

System Headquarters.

Dedication of Stale System Building

18, 1994.

Student Picnic

Sludenl Picnic

Dixon University Center
October 20

New

September 10

at the

on Sunday, September

June 22

SHIPPENSBURG

June 15

be presented

Scholarship Reception

READING-BERKS
Possible event with President Kozloff

the Alumni Office at

1-800-526-0254

— Avalon

PHILADELPHIA

August 19

your son or daughter
drawing on August 1,

register

for the

NEW JERSEY
Bus TVip

November 19

Bloomsburg graduate.

MILLERSVILLE
Alumni Dinner in San Diego
State System Reception in San Diego
State System Reception In Long Beach
Dinner in San Francisco

CANADA
August 9-13

$500 Legacy Scholarship
to the son or daughter

LYCOMING COUNTY

CALIFORNIA
Janury

LEHIGH VALLEY
July 21

fall,

your Alumni Association

BLOOMSBURG
June 25

Alumni who have children
Bloomsburg University

for

at

ARIZONA

news

Special

ILLINOIS

June 21

Pizza Parly at

August 9

Berrigan

tlie

Grotto, Har^'eys

Sub/New Student

Lake

Don't delay, register your
son or daughter today

Picnic

at

Dixon University Center

for the

$500 scholarship.

Important Notice
There

know

is

something very imponunl

about the next issue of

rising production

that

you should

BLOOMSBURG.

help us to

Because of

and postage costs, the Alumni

Assoication has been forced to

make

So

a difficult decision:

All alumni will not receive the next issue.

1993 will receive the

—

fall

—

issue of

BLOOMSBURG.

This

policy change will recognize and reward those of you

who

have supported either the Alumni Fund or the Treasury of
Ideas campaign for the

You should
alumni events

made

new

library.

also be aware that notices of regional
will be sent only to those

alumni

who have

contributions or pledges. This policy will likewise

the best use of the

if

you want

money budgeted

to continue receiving

and notices of events

Show your

Only those alumni and friends who have made a
in any amount
since January

contribution or pledge

make

for

these regional alumni events.

in

BLOOMSBURG

your area, the answer

is

easy:

your alma mater by contributing to
the Annual Fund or the Treasury of Ideas campaign. Your
generous contribution
in any amount
will strengthen
interest in

—

—

your University and your Alumni Association.

you haven't made a contribution yet this year, please
do it now by sending a check, payable to B.U. Foundation,
to Development Center. Dept. B,Bloomsburg University,
If

Bloomsburg, PA 17815.

We

HOMECOMING
be held on
Saturday, October 22
will

Make plans

today!

among the active,
members of the Bloomsburg University family.

look forward to counting you

supportive

BLOOMSBURG UNIVERSITY
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
Fenstemaker Alumni House
Bloomsburg University
Bloomsburg. PA 17815
Address Correction Requested

NOTICE;
please

call

this address Is not current,
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PERMIT NO. 10

t

President meets with alumni leaders on first day in office

Communication with alumni a high priority
By Jessica

Sledfje Kozloff. Ph.D.

first

Even before

I

my

stalled

found

its

way

to

mc

"Classnotes" section,
BI(K)m.sburg alumni.

unknown

previinisloy

Eager

in the mail.

to a university

we

all

issue.

director of alumni

could

I

Through

advancement.

the

I

became acquainted with a number of

wanted

I

quickly developed a kinship with these

the budget

folks, for

I

with Ihcni. something strong and

The spring

to learn everything

poured through the Spnng 1994

I

now

— a deep-seated allegiance

cndurmg

affectionately call

lul

pottery which

is

Needless (o say.

and important

Jessica S.

Kozhjf

Husky

of the

athletic leums.

BLOOMSBIJKG

— the Celebrity Artist Series, the BltH)nisburg

trips in

England. Scotland, France and Alaska^Yukon, and regional

also included infonnation

on

While

activities of

forced to

make

next issue."

so much.

I

and postage

costs, the

I

was very concerned

President.
piircnls

Stale

ami Incnds

is

puhlislu\l iluct limes a year for alunmi.

ot Blooiiishiir^ University

to

about this reprieve.

If at all possible,

BLOOMSBURG on

in

a continu-

touch with the university

and

continue to be broadly circulated for

we

face in succeeding years

examine

all

is critical.

1

aspects of the issue

welcome

to

— 800-526-

0254.
Let's see

coming

to

if

all

by working together we can keep

BLOOMSBURG

of us.

at

Bloomsburg!

Alumni Association

Excitement

is in

skillful tenure

— not mention eager
of accomplishment — thanks
Bloomsburg

the air at

warm glow

paiion and a

KDITOR

everyone

'52

of Pcnn.sylvaniii, a

System of Higher Bducalion University.

would

would not be able

calling on the toll-free telephone line

an exciting time

By Nancy Swai^ Lychos
Bi-OOMSHVHli

to

ii

share your suggestions and ideas with the task force by writing to the

one of my

this issue

It's

BLOOMSBURG

BLOOMSBURG available

that a special task force

Alumni Office or by

Alunmi Association has been

decided to miike

that

better student recruiters, friend raisers

year, the situation

have asked

a difficult decision: All alumni will not receive the
there

After reviewing

was decided

with the goal of identifying the best solution. Please feel

BLOOMSBIIHG

Then and

am excited

I

BLOOMSBURG will

one more

walking

Fair,

read the "Important Notice" on the back cover. "Because of

rising production

it

career networkers.

ulumni chapter meetings.

1

clear thai all of us

BLOOMSBURG.

Keeping you informed and

ing basis.

and an announcement of a new business

niinor.

Having enjoyed

became

broad distribution

However,

community helps make you

an update on the achievements

interest

when

it

every alumnusyalumna needs to receive

a part of the university's art collection, a
library,

our meeting,

and making some adjustments,

year.

Hippenstiel.

continue in future years without radical adjustments.

infonnation such as photographs of pieces of Shiho Kan/aki's beauli-

proposed rendering of the new

Dunng

Doug

and Tony laniero. interim vice president for

of our alumni to receive

one more

for

Bloom.

issue also yielded other fascinating stories

now

aJl

affairs;

be possible to continue to make

common

shared something in

Alumni Association; John Scrimgeour. past president;

John Trathen. treasurer of the Alumni Association:

Bloomsburg UniverKity of Penn.sylvania, a copy of BLOOMSBURG

about B.U.,

Bloomsburg on July I.I met with Nancy Lychos,

arrival at

president of the

day on the job as president of

first

matters of business.

Upon my

President. Hloomshurfi University of Pennsylvania

antici

largely to the

own"

of "our

to

Interim President

Cun

English '56 and the

flying start of President Jessica Kozloff.

Doiitt Mippciislicl '68

But

Dirvvior of Alumni Affairs

we alumni can

take credit for part of that feeling of elation.

We

have tangibly demonstrated our loyalty to our Alma Maler by exceeding

CONTRUUlTIN(; VVRITKR

our established goal for the library campaign. As of July,

we have

con-

line hosier

Vmversit}' Relations

tributed or pledged over $1.63 million.

Stt^

That deserves no

less than a

standing ovation, so lake a collective bow!

mmKIRAPHKR

We

continue to donate our time and talents

in strong

support of the

Joan Meltcr
activities
Vrnvvrxiry Relations Staff

of seven area chapters.

Volunteerism

is

also taking

on new

dimensions to pr\)mote the Alumni Association by becoming a more

ALUMNi OFFICE STAFF

ible

presence on campus.

Lindu Long
athletic

Jen Bfdosky '95
Bill

Brwks

Baniey

;md cultural events on campus by having a

Before

Ciiavonne Hixlgc '95

we

get ciirried

reality check.

Brian Ladlcy "95

Here

away with

for

'95

is c

ommitted to pnn idin}; equal

and employment opportumttes for all persons

without reganl to race, color, rrligion. sex. age. national origin,
ancestry, lifestyle, sexual orientainm. handicap. Vietnam
em

or union membership.
The university is additionally committed

new programs

to affimuiiive action

take positive steps to provide such educational

employment opportunities.

excellent job of representing
If

you haven-t been back

attractions of

all

to

Homecoming

Just call

alunmi. but

Bloomsburg

1994.

and

attended the

"Fmh

Quarter"

this issue; then call the

Come

and

feel the

again the "pnde that

at

it's

we meeting your expectations? Do
Any ideas you have which would mcrease interest in the

1-800-526-0254 to pass them along. Board members
do an
to hear from you to stay current and
viable.

we need

for a while (or

even if you return often), you won't want to miss the
You already know how spectacular the campus looks
when arrayed for fall,
.

.

or observed the ceremonial ground-breaking
for the Ubrary

Magees 24 West

after the

game. Check the fuU schedule of events printed

or
in

80Q-numbcr with your reservations.

excitement for yourself, renew your pledge to our
hiUtop
is

'52

time for a

invaluable to our agenda. Are

is

or projects?

but you haven-t met President Kozloff yet

status,

Page 2

some

Nancy Swartz Lychos

Association will be greatly appreciated

and will

vis-

tent and/or table to

self-congratulations,

where your input

is

you have suggestions

Bloomsburg University
educational

plan to be visible at

exchiuige information with alumni.

'95

Hiirris '95

Hugh O'DoimcIl

we

For example,

Bloomsburg."

AJma

Mater, and experience

Local alumni

meet president
at open house
Presidcni Jessica KozlofT nict
aJunini livmj; in the

Bloomsburg arra

dunng an open house held at the
Fenslemaker Alumni House on
August

24.

Anending

open house weir

the

Ackerman dS. Jane
Ackerman M, Dennis Adams
Haixild

tmma June Adams

*74,

'72.

Karen

Anselni. Carol Raih -84. Ruth Bishop

^1. Sieve Bishop. Joanna
Buc kingham

'41.

Buckingham

"41.

Boyd F.
Nancy VanPeli
Chiado 74. Helen Cimbola *35,
Gordon Clapp '76. Fllcn Clemens
62, Paul Conanl 'W. Sylvia Costa
'^2. Dorothy Cronover '38. Ray
Oonover. Sandra Davis '80. Alex

Dubil '66. Judy Dubil. Nancy
I

dwiirds '70.

Ed Edwards

C

licsMc Edwards '41.

Edwards

'4
1

.

-73, Hdii

Siuan

Joan Keilcnuiui "68,

Elected to Alumni Board

Ron Eetlcmian. Bclty Fisher '48.
Barbara Frey. Randy Hamion '94.

Thirteen individuals were elected on

Mollie Hippcnsteel Harrell '^5.

Alumm Dtiy to ser\ e rwo-vear terms on
Board of Directors: (row one) Franklin Ed' Jones '54. Philadel
phia: Virginia Reed Bren •H2. Maplewood. N.J-: Nichole Woodson Smith 90,
Harrisburg: Jim Pegg '67. Williamsport: (row two) Cliff Maurer "firt,
the Alumni

Wescoesville:

Cameron Smith

'84.

Lafayette Hill:

Fay Ortiz

'H7.

Bloomshurg;

(rowihree) Vera Reanck Derk 60. Wyomissing: Carol Kishhaugh Bowen
Frackville: (row four) John Haney '85. Lancaster: Corey Waters
Selinsgrove:

and Steve Zezza

Cherry

N J.

Hill.

'93.

West Piuston. Absent was Scott Atk^y

Bill

Hancll '57, Leah Haussmann *88.

Mary Lou Fenslemaker John
Janice Keil "74.

Feme

"45.

Soberick

Krothc

'54,

'72.

Ladley

'95. Ethel

"79.

Linda Long. Clark Long. Jack Mulka

'86.

'66,

Dale Krolhe '60. Brian

Kathcnnc Mulka

Pilcski -64. Betty

Thcron Rhinard
*7I.

Den Long

Bob Rupp

'68.

Joanne

Row Reed

"^2.

"71,

'32.

'35,

Sandra Rupp

Rulh Dugan

Smcal

'39.

Albcn Smeal, Karleen

Smith

"72.

Ted Smith, Bemtcc

Alumni
An

volunteers

energein effort hv

Mumni Unard

flu-

In organize

a grtnip of volunteers to

and progrann i\ tinderwav l\vo \e%Mon% were
held recently at the Fen slemaker Alumm House to at t/uainl alumni with waw
thev can help to mainlain rxiUing projects and initiate new tmes Iraderxhip
on an ad hoi Volunteer Recruitment and Development Committee has been
pnn ided by John St nmgeour ^ immediate past pre Mdent. Sandy Rupp '71,
board secretary. Nam v Edwards '70. former board secretary: Carol Bowen
'72. board member, and Mary Anne Klemkoskv 19. houni member
Attending
assist with

alumni projei

t\

/,

Ktxrhcr

Thomas

W). Dale

Thomas,

Sandra Whitmire. Diane Wukovitz,
Steve Wukovitz, Jan Jankowski.

ShcMcy Gross-Gray and John
Pollard,

one of the two orientation sessions were Kalhryn Dildine 41. Betty Fisher
'48. '/jihreh(iarntusian 'VIM. Cluirles Henrie '18. Mary Ijiu
John '4^. Eleanor

Kennedy '52. Betty Penman /9. Betty Reed
Jeananne Scrimgeour '54.
and Mary Jane Wagner '42. Other \ey\iony will be u heduled later lhi\ fall for
'

volunteers unable to attend these firil sessions

who are interested m serving as
717

m

4058 or

8(Hi ^26

Alumni, parents or fnerufs

volunteers should contact the Alumni Office at

02U

Alumni garage sale
Wyoming Valley Chapter field a garage sale on July 30 to raise funds for scholAs a result, the group was able to award two $100 book scholarships
to two new students from the Valley. Drawings were held at the Frosh Sendoff/Alumni Picnic at Kirby Park on August 9. Shown in the photo with "treasures 'from the sale are Wanda McDonough. Jackie Ganz. Suzanne McCabe.
Susan Gottlieb. Debbie Ganz and Sandy McAndrew. Other alumni who assisted with the sale were Nancy Staima, Henry Hunt. Marvin Meizgfr. Stephanie
Ceyer. Darlene Payne and Nancy Lychos.
arships.

Class oj 1956
at

Buckalew

Wilh a mtrmher of ihr ( lus\

i>f

I'J^O \tr^tn^ u% tiHi utit pti ,idtnl

natural to have a class reunion at Buckatew Place on Alumni

il

Day

vvui tmiy

In atten-

dance were ikneeling) Ron Krafjack. Joan Kelchner. Miss Sandler. Jityce Buck
Walker. Curt English finlenm president). Rod Kelchner (presuient of Mansfield
University), (seiond row) Imis Burner.

Louise Krafjack. Joan Raah Stine,

Beverly Bryan Edwards. Mrs Sandler. Helen Clark Flecknoe. Marian Walsh
Chruney. Nanette

Hoy Crossman

'55.

Margaret Dultinger Hartley,

(third

row)

Gene Schultheis. Don Walker. John .Sandler, ten Flecknoe. John
Chruney. and Janet Engluh. Not present for photo were Charles and Tirm
Valente Skiplunas. Judy Stephens Harris and Mary Hoffecker Coughlan.
Dick

Bittner.

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Scholarship recipients for 1993-94
Scholarships provided by alumni and friends
of Bloomsburg Universiiy. lotalling over

$197,000. were awarded (o B.U sludenu for the
1993- 1994 academic year. Mos» of the awards

were presented during a reception last Septemdonors,
ber, attended by recipients, their families,
Alumni
faculty, adnunistrators. members of the

Board of Directors, and representatives of

the

B U Foundation
The recipients (in alphabetical order):
Michael Amow. a finance major from
Saylorsburg. the Mary Wilson Scholarship. $500.
This

IS

10

an S

Rhonda

scholarship.

a political science major from

Kim Aponick.
Gilbertsville. the

Honors Scholarship, $500.

A. Arndt. an elementary education major from Exton. the Marco and Louise Mitrani
Scholarship The scholarship fund was set up

Lbm

through

gifts

and bequests from the

late

Marco

and Louise Mitrani, long-time benefactors of the
University

Bridget S. Atkins, a psychology major from
Newion. ihc Phi Si^ma Pi Scholarship, $100.

Wanda

L. Bacher. a speech correction major

from Drums,
Si holarship.

University

Kelly

Jodi A. Beicrschmitt. a secondary educattm
Mount Carmel. the Mtuao

and Louise Mitrani Scholarship, The scholir
ship fund was set up through gifts and bequetts
from the late Marco and Louise Mitrani, longtime benefactors of the University.
Lisa A. Belicka. a speech/communication

former members of the faculty.

Miss Belicka was also recipient of an Honors
Scholarship. $500.

Michelle Bet. an accounting major from Wind
Gap, the Nelson A. Miller Scholarship. $500. The
late Mr. Miller was a member of the music department faculty.

Catherine L. Betres, a philosophy major from
the Marco and Louise Mitrani ScholThe scholarship fund was set up through
gifts and bequests from the late Marco and Louise

Warren. R.l

Mitram, long-time benefactors of the University.
Jill Bohringer. a secondary education math
major from Bayport, a Music Service Scholar^
ship. $350.

Tiffany J. Book, a biology major from Leola,
Marco and Louise Mitrani Scholarship. The

the

was
late

University

long-time benefactors of the University.

$900 This scholarship honors

Karen Boring,

from

major from Philadelphia, a Minority Scholarship,

in 1839.

Frcycrmuth. Class of 1 923, along with

gifts

other alumni and friends.

Heather

Chalfont. the
arship.

$1,000.

Jennifer Boyer. a biology major from

Balliel of Jim Thorpe, the Early

Susan Bair.

a secondary education

Bloomsburg, the James

computer

Alyssa

I).

$200.

Renee D. Boyer.

Scholarship

glish

Baird, a marketing major from

Chanibcrsburg, the

Mon o and Umise

Mitrani

The scholarship fund was

through gifts and bequests from the

late

set

up

Marco

was

set

late

Marco and Louise

scholarship

is

given

in

$300

Leigh A. Barnes, an elementary education
Haw Icy, the Marco and Louise
Mitrani Scholarship The scholarship fund was
set up through gifts and bequests frvm the late

N

Y., the

Anna Lowrie

Wellel

Mrs Welles. Class of

scholarship

given to a student planmng a

is

1900. the

gious vocation.

rcli*'

J

Christa Brownawell. an elementary education
Carlisle, the A.

Kenneth and Mary

Betterly Maiers Scholarship, $500,

a

member of the Class of

Mrs MaieiJ

1933.

Kristin L. Brubaker, an accounting major
from Ephrata, the Marco and Louise Mitrani
Scholarship. The scholarship fund was set V9

Marco and Louise Mitram. long-time bertefacttHS

gifts and bequests from the late MaroO
and Louise Mitrani. long-time benefactor* ofthe

of the Umversit>-,

Umversity.

Maria D. Barnes, a secondary education math
major frvm Elysburg. the Conon Franklin V-!2

Careen A. Bulka. a secondary education biology major ft^om Lavelle. the Eleanor Wray Schatr

Scholarship. $200, This scholarship

arship.

is

provided

by members of the Na\7 V- 1 2 umt who were assigned to Bloomsburg between July I, 1943. and
September 30. 1944

Anna M. Bauer, a mass commumcations major from Poltsiown. the Marco and Louise Miiram

Page 4

,

bequest from

is

major from

James J.

the

Persis T. Bristol, an interpreter iraimng majof

major from

Scholarship. $500

Gibble.

and bequests from

Mitraru. long-time benet*

factors of the University.

honor of the incum-

Miss Baker was also recipient of a Minority

Chad

gifts

from Brooklyn.

bent president of the I'niveriily.

O. Baker. Jenny Minnich;

up through

Scholar ship. SI 5. Established in I960 through*

lliis

Rhomia

a secondary education En-

major from Allentown. the Marco and

Miss Baird was also recipient of an Honors
Scholarship. $500
Philadelphia, the President 's Scholarship.

Michelle Geczy.

Schol-

Universily.

Rhonda O. Baker, a management major from

Vitale.

Hammaker Sr

Louise Mitrani Scholarship. The scholarship fund

and Louise Mitrani. long-time benefactors of the

Lisa Pizzichenu.

R.

arship. $500.

science major from Bethlehem, the Joanne Tho-

mas Scholarship.

Teter.

major from

Ontarma, a Music Service Scholarship. $500.
Rebecca J. Boudreau. a biology major from

Mitram. long-time benefactors of the Umversity.
Gaynelle Boyd, a secondary education math

served

Childhood Education Scholarship, $200.

Matthew

Mitrani.

Funding for this schol-

who have

our country's armed forces since the founding

arship

lefi)

a speech correction

and

gifts

was provided by the B.U, Foundation, using income from a bequest from Anna Miller

alumni and former students

ofthe University

from left) Tracy Walker. Tana M.
Savage Jr. WiUiam H. Lever.

up through

set

Marco and Louise

Marco and Louise Mitrani ScholThe scholarship fund was set up through
gifts and bequests from the late Marco and Louise

in

from

.

arship-

scholarship fund

all

(standing,

WcM

English major from

bequests from the

gifts

rial Scholarship.

(Seated,

a nursing major from

M. Beard,

Chester, a University Scholar Scholarship

Marco and Louise Mitrani

the

The scholarship fund was set up
and bequests from the late Marco

Denise Guinn Bailey, an elementary education major from Lcwisburg. the Veterans Memo-

(Sfolfd. from left) Ahhfv Garrison. Veronica Kentu y. Meredith Layos and Michael
McCormick: {standing, fwm left) Karen Zaffiw. Darnel Knorr. Lori McDonald. Lisa A.
Belickit. Marcy Fiorey and Kathleen Wert.

and Louise Mitram. long-time benefactors of fte

and Louise Mitrani. long-lime benefactors of the

through

up

major from Annville. the Oscar and Sarah

of the University.

Guerrieri

set

Mmo

late

Bakeless Sclwlarship. $350. The Bakclesses wcte

scl up through gifts and bequests from the late
Marco and Louise Mitrani, long-time benefactors

Mary and Art

and bequests from the

gifts

Marco and Louise

from Allcntown. the
Miiram Scholarship The scholarship fund was

center, with

through

D. Anderson, a social sciences ma-

jor

Karen M. Craig,

The scholarship fund was

Scholarship

through

$500 The

late

Miss Wray. a former

member and coach of women's
teams, is a member of the Umversit> 's
ulty

fac-

athletic

AihleOC

Hall of Fame.

Philip A. Burrell. a secondary education eai*

science major from Sunbury, the

Marco axi

Scholarship recipients for 1993-94
Louise Mtlnmi Schoiarship. The scholarship fund

was

set

late

Marco and Louise

up through

gifts

and beque&ts from

the

Mitrani, long-umc bene-

factors of the University.

N.J.. a University

Scholar Schol-

recipient of an Account-

Soraya M. Faulk, a biology major from
Man o and Louise Mitrani Schoi
arship The scholarship fund was set up through
gifts ai>d bequests from the late Marco and Louisc
Mitnuii,

arship.

Timothy Casey, a B.U. graduate who went on
to receive a master's

was also
$250

Farrell

Warminster, the

Jennifer Caldwell, a speech correction major

from Bndgeton.

Miss

ing Scholarship.

degree

Shippenshurg

at

long-umc benefactors of the

Tracey A. Fedor.

l'niversit>

nursing major from

j

Freeland. the Hazleion General Hospital Scht>i

University, the Eunice Davtlla Scholarship.

arship. $2,954

$1,000

Marcy Fiorey. a psychology major from
Shamokin, the Ellen Barker Scholarship. $225

This

IS

an S.I.O. scholarship.

Nicole A. Caucci. an elementary education

major from Mayfield. a University Scholar Schttl-

The

Monica J. Charles, a speech correction major
from

laic

Dr Barker was a member of the

faculi>

Scott Firmstone. a management major ln>m

arship.

Lilitz,

a Music Service Scholarship. $350.

who

surer of S.I.O.

Mitrani. long-time benefactors of the University.

$100, This scholarship

a biology major from

Kalhryn Confer,

Miller Scholarship.

Miller, Class of 1981.

a math major from
Marco and Louise Mitrani Scholarship. The scholarship fund was set up through
gifts and bequests from the late Marco and Louise

Cory M. Clark,

Selinsgrove, the

M

Honesdale. the rimoths

$500

died

in

was

an automobile acti

Nicole

M.

Fisher, a special education majoi

Tammy Hrusovskv

from Ene, the

is

Scholarship,

vice Scholarship. $350.

Jeanne Cortez, a biology major from Goshen.
a

mass communications

gifts

sister m memory of Miss
Guemen. a well-liked member of the Class of
1984, who died in 1986. Rita's faimly and fncnds

have established

this perpetual scholarship in her

memory.

Jenny E. Crowley, a business economics major from Towanda, a University Scholar Schoiar-

Farrah H. Franzosa. an accounting major
from Momsvillc. a University Scholar Scholar
ship.

Charles Frilz. an accounting major from
Benton, the Benton High School Scholarship.
$2,000

Crystal C. Frye,

Tina M. Delorey. an accounting major from
Paimerton. a University Scholar Scholarship.

Elizabeth Devett, a biology major from

Millmom. the Marco and Louise Mitrani Scholarship The scholarship fund was set up through
gifts and bequests from the late Marco and Louise
Mitram, long-tune benefactors of the University
Nicole J. Dolat. an English major from Cov

Marco and Louise Mitrani Schtilscholarship fund was set up through
and bequests from the late Marco and Louise

Conn
arship The
entry.

,

the

Mitrani. long-time benefactors of the University.

Lorren M. Doiunoyer. a biology major from
Hegins. the Marco and Louise Mitram Scholar
ship. The scholarship fund was set up through
gifts and bequesLs from the late Marco and Ixui-w
Mitram, long-time benefactors of the University
Michelle L. Dugan, a secondary education

math major from Waisontown. a University
Scholar Scholarship.

Christopher D. Earle, a chemistry major from
Troy, the

Mon o and Louise Miirani Scholarship

The scholarship fund was set up through gifts and
bequests from the late Marco and Louise Mitram.
long-time benefactors of the University.
Karen Edwards, an accounting major from

Orangcville. the Paul J

Yon Jr Scholarship.

$500.

Christopher Esser.
Chester, the

The

The scholarship fund was set up through
late Marco and Louise

and bequests from the

Mitrani. long-time benefactors of the University

ship.

gifts

the

Eric C. Foulke, an accounting major from
Man o and Louise Mitrani Scholar

ship.

Sigma Sigma Sigma

at

Oreficld, the

presented to a

is

late

a history

Roben Redman

major from West

Scholarship. $600

Mr Redman was one of B.U.'s roost suc-

cessful football coaches.

Melissa

Ann

from Sayre. the

Farrell, an

accountmg major

Norman Hilgar

Scholarship.

pro$250. The late Dr Hilgar was an accountmg
AdnunisBusiness
of
the
chairperson
and
fessor

traboD Department

Muiuitesko

time benefactors of the University

major from Bethlehem, the Rita Guemeri Scholarship. $400. This scholarship

V.

genital heart defect.

N.Y-. a Student Leadership Scholarship. $150.

Karen M. Craig,

Harry Jenktns. David

who was an audiology graduate
ume of her death, caused by a con-

Miss Fisher was also recipient of the Man o
and Louise Miirani Scholarship. The scholar
ship fund was set up through gifts and bequests
from the late Marco and Louise Mitram, long

major from Lake Ronkonoma. N. Y. a Afujic Ser-

Hili.

Ms. Hrusovsky,

bom

Erika Corbo. a secondary education Enghsh

Tara

provided by fncnds of

student

in thai facility.

L

dent

Baby Bloomer Scholarship. $ 1 .000.
presented by Bloomsburg Hospital to a student
Millville. the

I

a former trea

a

nursing major from

Williamsburg, the Student Memorial Scholarship.

S400
and sciences major
from Bloomsburg, the Editha Ent Adams Schol

Abbey Garrison, an

arship. $100.
to

honor

this

This scholarship was established

member

(Seated, from

arts

of the Class of 1924

(standing
Weslen.

lejt)

Mernjin elyn

J rom left) Amy M.

Aartm

R. White.

.Smilh.

lodt.

Kartn

Megan

Suiho. J

W Sutton.

Coteen lompkm\. Veronica

i.

Matthew A

Iru

kelt.

lavlor;

Howard M.

J. /jiffiro

who

was an outstanding teacher of English at Central
Columbia High School by B U alunuu who were
her former students.

It is

given annually to the

member of the graduating
Ccnual Columbia who enrolls at B U

highest ranking
at

das',

Miss Gamson was also recipient of the Man o
and Louise Mitram Scholarship The scholar
ship fund was set up through gifts and bequests
from the late Marco and Louise Mitrani, long
time benefactors of the University
Dixie K. Gavason. a secondary cducatu)n his

M

from Selinsgrove. the Erma
Hefferan Scholarship, $500 Miss Hefferan pro
vidcs this scholarship in appreciation o( the lime
tory major

at Bloomsburg
Miss Gava-son was also recipient of a Univer

she spent as a student

Scholar Schtilarship.
Michelle Geczy. a history major from Street,
Md the Richard Savage Foelr\ Scholarship.

sity

.

SlOO

Mr

Savage

is a retired

member of the En

ghsh Depanmenl faculty
Miss Geczy was also recipient of the John J
scholarship is
Serff Sr. Scholarship, %S00 The
provided by Mrs. Polly Scrff in
late

memory

Polly Serf
Michelle R. Geczy. center, with Dr. John Serf Jr. and Mrs.

of her

husband, a long-time member of the

University s history department faculty
Jeanioc L. GeerUngs. an elementary education

major from

sec

up through

Mano and Louise
The schoiarship fund was

Pineville. ihe

Mitrani Scholarship
gifts

and bequests from the

late

Marco and Louise Mitram, long-time benefactors
Pages

Scholarship
of the Universily

from
C had Cibble. a managcmcnc major
S500
Scholarship.
Schrno
Angeh
hphrau. the
This vcholarship

given

is

memory

in

Mr

of

Mary
Schcno. Cla-w of 1 952. by hii sisler-in-law.
husband,
Bciierly Maiers. Cfass of 1933. and her

A

(Seated,

Painter,

Denise

Gumn

Bailey:

from left) Susan Bair.
Kakaley. Persis
from left) Wnuh // Hoffman. Tina WHa>ski. MichaelJ.
Careen A. Bulka, Karen Edwards.

T.

Lion, the Louis

of the University

James Gilliam, a marketing major from Elkins
Park, a Nnnunwtde Insurance Scholarship, $500
Shelley t. Glasmyer. a management major

a history

major and baskeiUoyd Scholar

from Kaston. the Dick

President ot the Class of

$700

1%2. Mr

is

a

He

Fame

member of the B U
is

for

Athletic

coordinator of the alumni

student recruitment program in New Jersey and
formerly served on the Alumni Board of Directors.

Good,

IVisIa A.

Litil/. the Ia-oh

S

I

O

from

Kozuhoi Scholarship, $ 50. This
1

scholarship.

Aleta Gruff, an accounting major from Clarks
Summit, the Mon o and Ltmise Miirani SchoUir

Pie scholarship fund was

ship
gifts

and bequests from the

late

set

up through

Marco and Louise

Mitrani, long-time benefactors of the Umversity

P.

MacNeal. Sheila A. Martucci. Cheryl A.

Mitstifer.

Man o and Louise Mitrani

Scholarship. The

tlic late

Marco and Louise

Mitraiu,

lung tunc benefactors of the University,

I'hrislophiT S. Grove, an accountmg major
Iroiii Pliilddclphia.

the

Mono and Louise Mitrani

C>uillaume. a secondary education

trom Warminster, a Universiry Scholar Schol-

arship

Thntey, Rhtynda

gifts and bequests from the late Marco
and Louise Mitram. long-time benefactors of the

through

Umversity.

Heidi Hodder. a medical technology major
from Gillette, the James H. McCormick Scholar
ship.

late

Marco and Louise

Mitrani, long-

time benefactors of the University.

Wendy H. Hoffman, an adult health major
from Watsontown. the Dorothy and Lloyd
Wartman Scholarship. $300. This scholarship
was provided by Francis 'Doc' Sell. Class of
1935.

Heather M. Holzman.

up through

set

gifts

a

secondary education

and bequests from the

of the Umversity,

Melissa

Ann

Imes, a music major from Port

Howard F Fenstemaker Scholarship,
A member of the Class of 1912. Dr

$350

Fenstemaker was a long-time faculty member,

a computer information sci-

the

Alumm

Alumni Quarterly, and president of

Association

rector of the

ship Scholarship. $250.

scholarship goes to a

Maro

L.

nujor frvtm

HarUnan.

a secondar> education

Sull\h ater, the Ercel

$300

late

Mitrani. long-time benefactors

ence major from Ncscopeck, a Student Leader-

Mr

Bxdleman Schol-

He

also servede as di-

Maroon and Gold Band, and

member of the

this

band.

Miss Imes was also recipient of the Mabel C.
Jury Scholarship. $500,

vided a monetar>- bequest to the University which

Michael J. Kakaley. a secondary educaDon
math major from Sheppton. the George and Dor-

has been used to create an alunmi scholarship

oihy Wasdovich Scholarship. $900.

arship.

his

Bidleman. Class of 1912. pro-

in

meruory

Rebecca K. Hartman. an

and science
major from Bloomsburg. the Enola Snyder Evans
Scholarship. $500 This scholarship is given by
arts

Kathr>'n John Evans. Class of 1936.m

memory

of her mother-in-Uw. Mrs Evans. Class of 1910

Ian R. Hastiiigs. a pohtical science major from

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Nicole M. Hlavacek, a mass communications
major from Dalton. the Marco and Louise Miiruni
Scholarship. The scholarship fund was set up

editor of The

Randy Harraon,

Dawn A.

Mr. Rygiel. an honorary alumnus,

Royal, die

Rachel E. Hall, an elementary education ma-

Hiftgins.

late

gave many years of dedicated service to the University as professor and chairperson of the De-

Marco and Louise

)or

Mark A. Wasakoski.

$200. The

University

set

Scholarship.

Stellar.

Kyle Hindsman. a data processing major from
Willow Grove, the Waller Rygiel Scholarship.

Miirani Scholarship. The scholarship fund was

Matthew

Michael McCorrnick. Leslee D.

University.

gifts and bequests from the late Marco
and Louise Mitrant, long-lime benefactors of the

was

major from Warminsier, a University Scholar

left)

Jenkins, a former

major from Shickshinny, the Marco and Louise

scholarship fund

thniugh

fwm

D

Bloomsburg student and honorary alumnus of the

up

The

Scholarship

O. Baker. Roseanne M.

Jenkins. Class of 1942. by

from the

Grler. a biology major from Easton,

bequests fuxii

(standing,

Mrs

of

Mitrani. long-time benefactors of the University

T.

scholarship fund was set up through gifts and

TraceyA. Fedor. Alyssa Baird. Lisa Belicka, Venmica Kenney;

memory

her husband. Colonel Harry

Grbavac. a marketing major from
Man o and Louise Mitrant Scholarship Tlic scholarship fund was set up through
gifts and bequests friini the late Marco and Louise

Amy

Bethlehem, the

the

left)

in

State

ing Scholarship. $250.

Ryan G.

(Seated, from

Cultures Scholarship. $250.

$500 Dr McCormick is chancellor of the
System of Higher Education and is president emcntus of Bloomsburg Umversity.
Miss Hodder was also a recipient of the Man o
ami Louise Mitrani Scholarship- The scholarship fund was set up through gifts and bequests

Miss Graff was also recipient of an AccountErin

mcni.

partment of Business Education,

(;iM>dhurt. a marketing major from

Marc W.
IS iui

a special education major

a Umversii\ Scholar Scholarship

Green Lane,

Merrijocelyn Smith. Heather Balliei. Uiurie Siepp.

The scholarship ts provided by family, colleagues
and fncnds of the late Dr Thompson, long-time
professor and chairperson of the English Depan-

Tara Hill, an elementary education major from
Hunlock Creek, the Lydia Repella Jenkins Scholarship, $1,000. The scholarship was established

Hall of

left)

Nicole Henry, an English major from Red
F. Thompson Scholarship. $300.

and Utuisc Mit/ani. long time benefactors of the

ihc Huskies and

from

Mitrani. long-time benefactors of the University.

Leslee D. Higgins. a mass communications
major from Mechanicsburg. the Languages and

Lloyd was an outstanding basketball player

{standing,

and bequests from the

from Lot k Haven, the Mon o and Louise Miirani
Scholarship The scholarship fund was set up
through gifts and bequests from the late Marco

ship.

KetulraA. Toneiti. Melissa Farrell. Ateta Graff. Kathryn Confer;

The scholarship fund was set up through
late Marco and Louise

ship

up through gifts and bequests from the late
Marco and Louise MiUani. long-time benefactors

Shawn (Jodown.

left)

Hee. a theater arts major from PhilaMarco and Louise Miiram Scholar-

P.

gifts

ball player

fmm

John

Jacqurlyn E. ililes. an clemenlao educauon
from Moscow, the Marco and Louise
Miirani Scholarship The scholarship fund wa^

University,

(Seated,

University

set

(standing,
Bristol.

and Louise Mitrani. long-time benefactors of the

delphia, the

Kcnncih Maicrs

niajor

AmySerana. Jason M.

Pocono Summit, the Mano and Umise Miirani
The scholarship fund was set up
through gifts and bequests from the late Marco

Scholarship

Brent Kelchner, a secondary educauon genand biology major from Bloomsburg.

eral science
it\e

Alma SeybenWibon Scholarship. S\00 Mrs.

Wilson. Class of 1925 and 1934. uughi elementary school for

40 years

in the Central

Columb"

School Disinct.

Gregory

Kdemen

Jr„ a histcxy major from

recipients
Monro ami Louise Mitram SchoiarThe schotanihip fund was set up through

Trappe, the
ship.
gifts

and bequests from the

laic

ship.

$:5o

Christian Layne. an arts arkl sciences major
from Philadelphia, a Minont\ Scholarship

Marco and Louise

Mitnini. long-time benefactors oC the University.

SI. 000

Brian D. Keller, a political science major from
Bloombburg. the Man o and Louise Mitrani

Meredith Layos, an elementary education
major from Bloonwburg. the Elizabeth ^ndru.^^

The scholarship fund was set up
through gifts and bequests from the late Marco
and Louise Mitrani. long-time benefacloni of the
Scholarship.

Scholarship. $500
the

late

Mrs Andrusi ujs

A

Andniss. prcsidcni

Jennifer Lefevcr, a gctilogy imjiH from RcjJ
Jan Hutchinson Scholarship. $500 Ms

Veronica Kenney. a graduate student from
Elysburg.the R. Bruce Albert Scholarship. %}00

ing. die

Hutchinson

Mr. Albert, Class of 1906. was a former

late

The

of Dr Har^c)

of the UniversitN from 19.19 to 1969.

University

The

widow

ball

Alunmi Association.
Miss Kenney was also recipient of an Honors

president of the

and

isiundmfi.frtmt

John l^h.

Mr. Lch was also recipient of the Jerrold
Gnffis Scholarship. $1,000

was

set

late

Marco and Louise

cmenius of the University
Rebecca M. Lehman, a speech correction
major from Pine Grove, the Fram es Fay DeRose
Scholarship. $350, The late Mrs. DeRose was

laclors of the University.

Annji Kinoshita. an English major from
Cecd C Seronsy Scholarship. $3(X),
The scholarship was established m memory of
lumsdale. the

Dr. Seronsy. scholar

and professor of English, by

his wife. Dr, Louise Seronsy.

The

late

Mtss

McCammon

taught physical education and coached
athletics for

Alex
jor

many

women's

Dr Gnffis

vice

is

ii

member

of the Cla.ss of 1976.

William H. Lever, a secondary education com
puler science major from Richboro, the

IS

Eh

member and swiiimung coach
Mr. Lever was also recipient of the C7v(/f

a former faculty

Shuman Scholarship. $250 The lute Mr Shuman
was a member of the Class ot 1906.

Donna J.

from Berwick, the Class of 1941 Scholarship.

$650,

Liffiton. a .secondary education matli

major from Vestal. N.Y.. the

Man o and

Lttuisc

Mitrani Scholarship. The scholarship fund was
set

Jaraes R. Kline, a nursing major from Read-

up through

gifts

and bequests from the

late

Marco and Louise Mitram. long-time bcnclactors

mg. a University Scholar Scholarship.

of the University

Daniel Knorr. a graduate student from
Bloorasburg, the Gerald Bacon Scholarship,

Cindy Luckangelo, a management major from
Marco and Umise Mitram
Scholarship The scholarship fund was set up

H

$ 1 50, Mr. Clayton

Hmkel, Class of 940.
1

pro-

fessor emeritus of business education, provided
this scholarship in

memory of one of his first stu-

Philadelphia, the

through

gifts

University.

Jennifer Koban, a special education major
from Bloomsburg, the Emily Reuwsaat Scholar-

New

The

late Dr.

Reuwsaat was a member

of the faculty.

Robin Koch, an

arts

and sciences major from

Melissa

M.

The scholarship fund was

through gifts and bequests from the

late

set

(

Scholarship.
gifts

The scholarship fund was
and bequests from the

late

left)

Monica

left)

J.

Charles. Karen Btning. Erihi Corho.

Ijsso Smart.

Handv Harrmm, Jeanne

James

Gilliam. Hridget

S.

Milum

Si holt.

Atkins. Kathleen Warner.

C 'ttrtez-

set

up

Marco

and Louise Mitrani, long-time benefaclork of the

up

Erln P. MacNeal. a biology major from
Dunmore. the Biology/Atlied Health Sciences
Scholarship, $250.

Marco

Alice Maczuga. a graduate student from
Mifflinvillc. the

University

$ .000. Mr. Gross was on undergraduate student

Kenneth S Gross Scholarship,

1

Cynthia Kraje, a mass communications maBrenJa K. Hafner Schol-

at

Bloomsburg from 1970

to

jor from Broomall. the

completed the requircmenLs

arship. $350.

given a

Miss Kraje was also recipient of the Man,
Frymire Kirk Scholarship. $200. Mrs. Kirk. Class
left

total

1974 and has since

for a

He

degree

lias

of $2(X).(MXJ to the University for

scholarships and for the renovation of the

Ken

neth S Gross Auditorium in Carver Hall.

Michael Magalengo. a marketing major from

a bequest to provide this scholar-

Orwigsburg. the Meyer arui Mildred Eaton Levitt

ship

Amy

from

slandmy. from

York City, the Marco and Louise Mitrani

and Louise Mitram, long-time benefactors of the

of 1894.

(Seated,

University-

Kovalick. a biology major from

Beaver Meadows, the Man o and Louise Mitrani
Scholarship

Marco

late

Lesiba Mabokela, an accounting major from

through

Alientown, a Minority Scholarship. $1,000.

and bequests from the

and Louise Mitram, long-time benefactors of the

dents. Jerry Bacon. Class of 1951.

ship. $500.

R. Kline.

president

year\.

Kleiner, an elementary education ma-

F.

Muiihew OmtUiuine. James

McLaughlin Scholarship. %50(} Mr. Mcl^iughlin

Patricia R. Kirn, an elementary education
major (rom Schwenksville. the Lucy McCammim
Scholarship. $500.

Cattcci.

A

Louise Mitrani Scholarship. The scholarship fund

and bequests from the

.A

ren.

.

Mitrani. long-lime bene-

M

C Arvc. KelU
Heimi. Jennijer CaUiweU.
Furnth H. Frtm:oAti. thxie K. Cttvosoti Distti

Krmetz. Crysiol

S'u ole

Gary Holland Scholarship. $500.
This scholarship is provided by Dr Robcn War-

Kerriann Kimberiey, a secondary education
math major from Litile Falls. N J the Man o and
gifts

A. Otuhi.

a business econunucs major from

lefti

Ephrata. the

Scholarship, $500.

up through

tStiittil.jnmiU'ftt .\m\

the cv^ach of the successful soft-

is

field hiK'key teams.

Kravelz. an English major from

Scholarship. $275.

This .scholarship

by Mrs Levitt, Class of 1942, and her

S500.

band.

Walter

S.

Krzywicki. a nnanagement major

from Warminster, the Dave Rathkey Scholarship.
$150. This

IS

an

liberal arts

at

Marceen Malanry. a management major from
and engi-

West Milton,

the

Kenneth S Gross Scholarship.

neenng major from Pottstown, a University

$1,000. Mr. Gross
at

arts

made

Bloom-sburg

Scholar Scholarship

Michelle L. Lapoint, an

late hiLs

m appreciation of the edu-

cation she received and the fncnds she

S. 10. scholarship.

Nathaniel R. Lantz. a

Meyer (Mike),

provided

is

Walnutport. a Student Leadership Scholarship.

and sciences

L

from

left)

Thomas

C. Neugebauer.

Marcy

C. O'Hrien.

Chase Farker,

Tindall.

to

1974

artd

has since

completed the requirements for a degree He has
of $200,000 to the University for

given a

of the Umversity.

wide Insurance Scholarship. $500.

total

scholarships and for the renovation of the Ken-

neth S Gross Auditorium in Carver Hall-

Miss Malaney was also recipient of a Nation-

managemeDt major from

Christopber Manhall. an accounting major

Newfoundland, the College of Business Scholar-

from Philadelphia, the Gary Holland Scholarship.

a

Kathy

was an undergraduate student

Bloomsburg from 1970

major from Hooesdale. the Marco and Louise
Mitram Scholarship. The scholarship fund was
set up through gifts aiKl bequests from the late
Marco and Louise Milram. long-time benefactors

Mark LaFavc.

(Seated,

Page?

Scholarship
This IS an S O scholarship
Michelle Martin, a secondary education com-

\5()0

puter science major from

and

New Holland, the Marco

Milram Scholarship The scholarwas SCI up through gifts and bequests
late Marco and t^uise Mitrani. long-

Lifuise

ship fund

from the

time benefactors of the University.

Martucd.

Sheila A.

(ScainJ.

I'miu lu Troshun. Susantie M. Uhck. Susoti C.
1
I
lnini
from left) Sti-phanit' / JuUv Newton and Hoseanne Stellar.
/loiii liji)

1

\

.

fianu's.

a graduate student

from

U

Family Scholarship. %25(f
TVacy L. McCloskry. a theater arts major from
Clarence, a University Scholar St holarship
Bloonisburg.lhcfl

Petro: (standmn.

memory of one of his

Mr

Clayton

H

first

students, Jerry Bacon.

a

mathematics and

computer information sciences major from
Bloomsburg, a
t/. Family Scholarship. $250
Jevin McGonigle. a finance major from

Marco and Louise Mitram, long-time bene-

through

Shawn

P,

Conynghum.
Scholarship

Christopher Orth, an accounting major from
Sinking Spnng, the

These are

Jason M. Palmer,

Chase H. Parker,

set

up

Mitchell B. Parker, a liberal arts and engi-

set

University,

factors of the University.

Jennifer Pehowic. an anthropology major

$500 The scholarship

by

his brother.

is

given

in

Colonel Harry Jenkins. Class

up through

gifts

.

a

and bequests

fmm

the late

a secondary education

Mono

and

factors of the University.

Miss Minnich was also recipient of the
O Renninger Scholarship, S\. 000 The
scholarship is given in memory of MrsCatherine

Renninger, Class of 194 1 by her husband, Clark
R, Renningcr. Class of 1941

and bequests from the

late

of the University,

Susan C. Petro, a mass communication major
N.J.. the Class of 1933 Scholar

from Andover.
ship. $400,

Mayfield, the Margaret Bittner Parke Scholar

The late Dr Parke. Class of 1924
was an educator and author.
Dorothy M. Raggiio. an elementary education

ship. $300.

major from Tamaqua. the Class of 1968 Scholar-

Stephanie Reichner. an elementary education
major from Sunbury. the Svlvia H Cronin Scholarship.

Cheryl A. Mitstifer, a theater arts major from
BcPAick. the B U Ftumly Scholarship, $250
Kristin L. Mott. an elementary education
major from Lcvitiown, the Monro and Louise

The scholarship fund was
and bequests from the late
Marco and Louise Mitram. long-time benefaaor>.
of the Umversm-

Thomas C. Neu^bauer, a liberal arts and
engincenng major from Fairfield, a University

late

Miss Cronin was a

mem-

Peter Rinella. an adult health major from Lock
Haven, the Russ Houk Scholarship, $2,000 This
scholarship honors the

memory of this

very suc-

cessful coach and teacher, especially his contri-

butions to Bloomsburg 's wrestling program.

Lisa Rudolph, a nursmg major from Lansdale,

$200 The
Dr Hippensiecl was a member of the nuis-

the Eloise Hippensieet Scholarship.
late

mg department

faculty

John Ruiz, an
a Untversirv

Mitrani Scholarship
gifts

$250 The

ber of the music department faculty.

.

up through

gifts

Marco and Louise Mitram. long-time benefactors

ship.%\50-

Umise Mitrani Scholarship. The scholarship fund
was set up through gifts and bequests from the
late Marco and Louise Mitrani. long-time bene-

set

up through

set

Lisa Pizzichemi, an F.nglish major from

Mitrani. long-time benefactors;

Jenny R. Minnich.

Page 8

and bequests from the

Mitrani. long-lime bene

from Northumberland, the Marco and Louist
Mitrani Scholarship The scholarship fimd was

Hnglish major fr\>m Levitlown. the

Deborah M.

gifts

from Freeland, the U. Donald Jenkins Scholar-

ot the Umversit)'

Farrvll. Lisa Riuiolph,

up through

Michalesko. a management major

V,

Marco and Louise

Ann

Scholarship.

psychology major from

a

Marco and Louise

set

Melissa

major from

Tumhach

Louise Mitrani Scholarship The scholarship fund

late

Diane E. Miller, an elementary education
major frum Mechanicsburg, the Marco and Louise
Mitrani Scholarship. The scholarship fund was

Yatcilla.

a history

$1000.

StuJi nr Ixadi-rship Scholarship. $500.

L

$100.

The scholarship fund was
and bequests from the

puter science major from l^wrenceville, N.J

Diane

Bittner Scholarship,

scholarships.

late

gifts

Janice Michaud. a secondary education com-

Fisher. Jennifer Lefever.

O

was

11.

M.

S.I

Hazlelon, the William A.

of 1942 (honorary),

left)

Dave

neenng major from Bensalem. the Marco and

memory
who
lost his hfe serving his country during World War

from

Marco

McShea. a history major from
the Marco and Louise Milram

of Ll. Jenkins, a former Bloomsburg student

Schrodi. Nicole

late

University,

and Louise Mitrani, long-time benefactors of the

ship.

Cynthia Kraje. Jennifer Boyer. Dixie K. Gavason, Truly A. Walters:

and bequests from the

Marco

through

David

left)

gifts

and Louise Mitram. long-time benefactors of the

Philadelphia, a University Scholar Scholarship

$250.

from

gifts

Carlos A. Ojeda Jr., a management major
from Reading, the Marco and Louise Mitrani
Scholarship. The scholarship fund was set up

Matlavage Scholarship.

PottsviIlcthcytJie/j/i W.

(standing,

and bequests from the

set

late

$175. and the Al Decker Scholarship,

Stephanie McDonald,

(Seated,

up through

was

in

Class of 1951

Michael Amow, Robert Snyder.

English

Scholarship
also recipient of a Student

ness education, provided this scholarship

l-irmstone.

1

$1,000

Hinkcl. Class of 1940, professor emeritus of busi-

lejt} Si oil

9

Marcy C. O'Brien, a pre-physical therapy
major from King of Prussia, a University Scholar

1

{standing from

1

Suzette

major from Philadelphia, a Mmohtv Scholarship,

Gerald Bacon Scholarship, $ 50

Kizywu kt;

3. was a member of the faculty,
M. Novak, a secondary education
major from McAdoo, the Marco and

factors of the University.

a stKiology/crimmal justice

Lori McDonald, a business education/data

Dr. lioheri Warren. Walter S.

Ken
Auditonum in Carver Hall
Miss Newton was also recipient of the Kimher
Kusler Scholarship. $300. The late Dr Kuster.
neih S Gross

ors Scholarship. S500.

processing major from Springfield. N.J., ihc

Mm shall.

scholarships and for the renovation of the

Louise Milram Scholarship The scholarship fund

Leadership Scholarship, $750,

Christophei

1974 and has sinn-

to

Andruss was president of the University
from 1939 to 1969
Mr McComiick was also recipient of an Hon-

Mr McDaniel was

left)

Bloomsburg from 1970

at

completed the requirements for a degree. HehA^
given a total of $200,000 to the University for

Class of

John McDanlel,

from

Julie NewtOD, an elementary education major
from Berwick, the Kenneth S. Gross Scholarship.
$ 1 .000 Mr Gross was an undergraduate siudeni

Michael McCormlck. a computer and information science major from Bloomsburg. the
Harvey A. Andruss Sr Scholarship. $350, The
late Dr.

(Seated,

Scholar Scholarship

I

James

J.

art studio major from Blue
Scholar Scholarship.

Savage

Jr..

Bell,

a pre-physical therapy

majOT from Philadelphia, the Lamar Blass Scholarship. $150,

Mr

Blass. an outstanding athlete

Class of 1937, was killed serving his couoduring World War 11. He was inducted ujto

in the
ir>

the

BU

Athleoc Hall of Fall

in 1991.

recipients
Mr. Savage was also
recipient of the Francis
Sell Scholarship.
$700. Mr. Sell. Class of
1935. served on ihc Alumni
Board of Directors
tor eight years and
is a member of
the B U Athletic

Hall of

He was

member of the Class of 1906
Laura B.Schaeffer. a speech

was a

Milton Scholl. a secondary
education math
major from Allentown. a Music
SerMce Scholar-

mem-

an honorary alumnus of B.U.
Schrann. an elementary education

Thomas Scholarship, $200.
Merrijocelyn Smith, a secondary
education
math major from Ashland, the Marco
and Louise
Mitrani Scholarship. The scholarship
frond was
set up through gifts and
bequests from

Carlisle, the

Robert

Mr

is

Mitrani. long-time benefactors

of the University.

Miss Smith was also
ily

recipient of a B.U.

Fam-

Scholarship. $250.

Robert Snyder,
Bloomsburg. the Mary
This

is

a

University.

through

Stellar, a poUlical science major
from Elysburg. the Kenneth S Gross Scholarship,

Mr

Gross was an undergraduate student
at Bloomsburg from 1970 to 1974
and has since
completed the requirements for a degree. He
has
given a total of $200,000 to the Umversity
for
scholarships and for the renovation of the
Kenneth S. Gross Auditorium in Carver Hall,
Stellar

was also recipient of a Mount

Carmel Scholarship. $500,
Laurie Stepp of Mount Carrael. the Extended
Programs Scholarship. $250

Nyree D. StolzofBloomsburg.afi.i/. Family
Scholarship, $250.

J.

and Louise Mitrani

and bequests from the

gifts

wa.s set
late

up

Marco

and Louise Mitrani. long-time
benefactors of the
University.

Robyn M. Toland. a mass communications
major from Boothwyn. the Marco
and h>uise
Mitrani Scholarship. The scholarship
fund wa.s
set up through gifts and
bequests from
the late

Marco and Louise

Mitrani. long-time benefactors

of the University.

Coleen

Tompkins, a computer infonnaiion
science major from Philadelphia,
the Monro ami
Louise Mitrani Scholarship. The
scholarship fund
was
laic

set

up through

gifts

Marco and Louise

and bequests from the

Mitrani. long-time bene

factors of the University

Kendra A.

Alex

F. Kleiner, center,

with C. Stuart

Tonetti. a secondary education

and Lda Hesste Fdwarth

geography major from Moscow, the Bernard
and
Frances Young Scholarship, $400
Mrs Young
and the late Mr. Young were members
of the Class

Veronica L. THckett. an elementary
educamajor from Emmaus. the Man o and
Louise

tion

set

up through

gifts

Marco and Louise

The scholarship fund was
and bequests from the late

Mitrani. long-time benefactors

of the University.

Dawn A.

TVinJey. an English and French

jor from Linfield. the

Language and

W. SuttOD.

Pamela TVoshan. an
jor

ma

Cultures

a theater arts

major from

Marco and Louise Mitrani

Schol-

The scholarship fund was set up through
and bequests from the late Marco and Louise
Mitram. long-ume benefactors of the University,
arship.

gifts

KimbeerJy Szczepkowicz. the Joan Auten
Women s Intramural Scholarship. $200.
Teresa Tamasaukas. a secondary education

interpreter training

ma

from Fnendsville. the James Bryden Scholar-

ship.

$500

member

The

in the

late Dr. Bryden was a faculty
Department of Communication

Disorders
Klrsi F. l^rbedsky, a chemistry major
from
Bloomsburg. the Marco and Louise Mitrani

Scholarship

The scholarship fund was set up
and bequests from the late Marco
and Louise Mitram. long-time benefactors of
the
through

gifts

University

Susanne

.M. trick, an

elementary education

major from Paxinos. the Boyd
Scholarship. $300

Lissa Stuart of West Chester, a Music Service
Scholarship, $350.
Lansdalc. the

Mono

The scholarship fund

Scholarship. $250

Roseanne

Miss

the retired assistant vice
president

Mitrani Scholarship

an elementary education major

the

1

^

J..

Todt. a pre-physical therapy
major

Scholarship

biology major from

Wilson Scholarship, $500.

from Bethlehem, the Marco and Louise
Mitrani
Scholarship. The scholarship fund was
set up
through gifts and bequests from the
late Marco
and Louise Mitrani. long-time benefactors
of

S .000,

H,,,,,,,*,

of 1936

an S.LO. scholarship.

Megan Suba,

Norton

Amy M.

the lalc

Marco and Louise

«„„/,„

science major from
Norton Scholarship, $500

G

from Dillsburg. the

Marco and Umise Mitrani Scholar-

Mitrani. long-time benefactors
of the University.
Miss Serang was also recipient
of the Joanne

r,r.;u /.„,.„.,„„*,„,

Scholarship.

L. Serang. a psychology
major from

The scholarship fund was set up
through
and bequests from the late Marco
and Louise

Uf„

Kathy L. TindaU. an elementary
education
major from Allentown. a
Umversity Scholar

major from Sayre. the A
Kenneth and Man,
BeilerlyMaiers Scholarship,
$500. Mrs. Maicrs
IS a member of
the Class of 1933.
Tammi L. Scott, an elementary
education
major from Enon Valley, the
Marco and Louise
Mitrani Scholarship. The
scholarship fund was
set up through gifts and
bequests from the late
Marco and Louise Mitrani. long-tmie
benefactors
of the University.

gifts

(-SV,„«/.y„,„,

for student life,

ber, as well as

ship.

long-ume bene

Matthew Teter. ^ poliucal

Deborah M. Schrodi. a biology
major from
Leola. the John A. Hoch
Scholarship, $350. Dr
Hoch is a retired administrator and

Hatfield, the

Miirani.

faculty member in the
mathematics and computer
science department,

ship, $350.

Amy

1

education

Denise Teles, a secondary
education math
major from Bethlehem, the
J Edward Kerlin
Scholarship, $250 The late
Mr Kerl.n was a

University

Dyan M.

1

memor>

in

factors of the University

and Louise Mitrani. long-time
benefactors of the

faculty

g.ven

bequests fn^m the

Marco

late

...

Hunsinger. a long-time
administrator and

Marco and Louise

ate

up

and bequests from the

gifts

scholarship

resi-

»

math major from Monr^^ton.
the Mono and
Louise Mitrmi Scholarship
The scholanAip fund
was set up through gilts and

correction major from Lebanon, the
Marco and Louise Miiram
Scholarship. The scholarship
fund was set

t^wough

this

member of the Council of Trustees
Matthew A. Taylor, . secondary

Shuman

Mr Shuman

Mr

ot
a

also recipient of the
Clyde

Presented to a

dent advisor,

Fame

Scholarship. $250. The
late

1

math major from Shenandoah,
the Elton
Hunsmger Scholarship. $250

Doc

1943.

is

F

Buckingham

Mr

Buckingham, Clasi of
vice president cmentus of the Univer-

(Seated,

Amdt:

from

left)

Heidi Hodder. W.lham

istandinfi.from

AnnaM.

left}

Wanda

L

H

Uver. Rhonda 1). Anderson. UsaA
Bac ker. Aly.y.w fJ. Baird. Leigh A Barnes

'

Bauer. JodiA. Beterschmitl, Philip A.
Burreli

sity,

Miss Urick was also recipient of the A. Kenneth and Mary Betterty Maters Scholarship,
$500.

Mrs Maicrs

is a member of the Class of 1933.
Christine Vayda, an elementary education
major from Havertown. a University Scholar

Scholarship.

Tana M.

Vitalc. a nursing major from

Pottsville. the

Helene Robertson Scholarship,
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.

Scholarship
recipients
Dr Robertson was a member of
dcpanmcnt faculty
Diinid Walker, n ntasi. communicauun.s major from Camp HilJ, ihc Man o and Luuise Mitrani
Sclwlarihtp. The scholarship fund wa& set up
through
and bequesLs from the late Marco

The

$700

late

ihc nursing

Cory M. Clark. Nicole J. Dotal, L/}rren M. Donmoyer, Soraya M.
Faulk; istaiulm^. from left) Abbey S. Garrison. Jacquelyn E. Giles, Amy T. Grhavac.
Ryan G. Grier. John
Hee, Nicole M. fllavacek.
(Seated,

from

left)

and Louise Mitram, long-time benefactors of the
University

Tracy Walker,

nursing major from

a

and Louise Mitrani. long-time benefactors of
Umversity.
Yatcilla. an elementary

Diane L.

educauon

major from Gilberton, the Charlotte Hess
arship,

$150

The

late

Dr

Si hot

Hess. Class of 195;

I

was a member of the faculty.
Karen ZafTiro. a secondary educaUon malh
major from West Lawn, the Lee AumilU r Si hotarship, $500. The late Mr. Aumiller was a mem-

I'.

Bellcfonlc. Ihc Helene Robertson Scholarship,

$700

The

laic

Or RobcrlAon was a member of

Ihc nursing department faculty

Truly A. Wallers, a history major from
Erma M. Hrfferan Scholarship,

Hughesville, the

Miss Hcfferan provides

$500.

in appreciation

this scholarship

of the lime she spent as a student

Bloomsburg
Kathleen Warner, an accounting major from

a(

Benton, the Pmjessional Secretaries International
Scholarship, $150,

Mark

ber of the faculty at B.U.

Miss Zaffire was also a recipient of the Marca
and Louise Mitrani Scholarship. The scholarship fund was set up through gifts and bequests
from the late Marco and Louise Mitram, long-

ume

benefactors of the University.

Beth D. Zebrowski. a psychology major from
Allentown, the Marco arui Louise Mitram Scholarship. The scholarship fund was set up through
and bequests fromthe late Marco and Loui
Mitram. long-time benefactors of the Umversi
gifts

A, Wasakoski, a secondary education

psychology major from Mount Carmel. the Mount

Carmel Scholarship. $500.
Corey J, Weaver, an accounting major from
Akron, the Marco and Louise Mitram Scholarship. The scholarship fund was set up through
gifts

and bequests from the

late

Marco and Louise

Mitram. long-ume benefactors of the Umversity.

M. Webb, a secondary educauon Enmajor from Trevose, the Marvo and Louise

Felicia
glish

Mitram Scholarship. The scholarship fund was
up through

SCI

(Seated,

from

left)

Heidi Hodder, Heather

(.ttandinfi.from left)

Donna J.

M

Hotvnan. Aleta Graff. Hnan

Kernann Kimberley. Melissa M. Kovaltck, Michelle

Uffiton. Lesiba

gifts

and bequests from the

late

Marco and Louise Mitram, long-time benefactors

L

I).

Keller;

Lapoint.

Mabokela. Michelle Martin.

of the University.

Nathaniel Weems, a marketing major from

Hamsburg, a University Scholar Scholarship.
Kathleen Wert, a management major from
Enola. the Richard A. Benefield Scholarship.
$1,000.

Ml, Benefield

community

a former busmess and

is

leader in Bloomsburg, as well as a

former member of the B.U. Foundation Boaixl of
Directors

Howard M. Weslen.

a liberal arts

neering major from Royersford, the

and engi-

Gaffney Award

Marvo and

Louise Mitrant Sclwhirshtp. The schol^lup fund

was

set

late

Marco and Louise Mitiam. long-time bene-

up through

gifts

Amy

Kravetz '94 was named as this
year 's recipient of the Tom Gaffney
Outstaruiing Ambassador Award. Amy
was a member of the Husky Ambassa-

and bcquesLs from the

factors o( the University.

Aaron R. White, an English major from
Shdmok.in, the
arship.

Ilic

dors for four years, sen'ing in various

Mon o and Umise Mitram Schol-

positions including president.

scholarship fund was set up through

The

Marco and Louise

award

is

Mitram. long time benefactors of the University
Tina Wikoski. a secondary educauon Spanish

person

who best epitomizes leadership

major from Bloomsburg, the Don>ihy and

award

gitts

and bequests from the

Wanmm

late

Scholarship, $300.

and the ideals of the organization. The

memory of Tom
a former president of
Husky Ambassadors, who died in the

Uovd

is

Gaffney

This scholarship

was provided by Francis Doc"

presented each year to the

Sell. Class of

given in

'90.

service of his country.

1935.

Brian K. WiUoughby. a management major
from New Cumberland, the E H \elson Scholarship.SlOO The

was
(Seated,

from

left)

Shawn

Mott; (standing, fnmi

Laura

B. Schaeffer.

lefi)

Tammi

ber, coach,
P.

McShea. Diane

E. Miller.

Suzette M. Novak. Carlos A.

L

Scott,

Amy L

Serang.

R. Minnich, Kristm L
Ojeda Jr.. Mitchell B. Parker.

Jenny

late

Dr Nelson. Classof 1911.
educauon faculty mem-

a former physical

and past president of the Alunuu As-

sociation.

Mr

Willoughby was also recipient of a Col-

lege of Business Scholarship. $250.

Marsha Wisloski. an elementary education
major from Ranshaw. the Ann J Jarrea Scholarship, $225 The scholarship is given m
memory
of Miss Janen. Class of 1923. by her sister.
Miss

Hamei Janen
Julie B. >anwll. a mass commuiucaiioos
major from York, the Marco and Louise
Mttrant

Scholarship

through

Page 10

gifts

The scholarship fund was set up
and bequests from the late Marco

Nicole Foose

wins first alumni
'Legacy Scholarsiiip'
The first Legacy Scholarship, provided by the
Alumni Association to the son or daughter of a
Bloomsburg graduate, was won by Nicole Foose,
daughter of Ruth Foose '60 and Gary Foose

A
ship

sophomore. Nicole won the $500 scholara drawing held on August 1

m

The family

lives at

Ncsquefaoning R-D

I

Homecoming
1994
Accommodations
Soiiu- holi'ls, moti'Is .in* .Wiv.idv full, but cont.Kt the Aliinmi
a IinI oI auoinnuHliUioiis, as woll as an iipilatf on

i.>tlKi' lor

availabilitv

Friday Concert
Arrive in town on Friday, in lime for the Newport Jazz
p nv in Mitrani I lall. I laas Center Alumni may
purc hase lu kets lor half-prue: $10.
K'stival al 8

Registration

Ambassadors

Vour lirst stop shouUi ho in the kehr Union, where doughnuts and lollee will be n'ady a! *» a.m. Smiling hiskv Ambassadorw and Alumni Hoard Members will be on hand to greet ymi
I

win recognition
The Huskv Amhti\siulor\ Here rrcog-

"BeM Organization

ntzed di the
/

(or

W.f " at the annual conferrm e of the
I II .Student Alumni AMtH iatton/

Pisint

Student Foundation held at
'

The

'niversity.

New

University Store

Millem tlle

district includes

lar student groups in

and show you arvtund. And ilon't lor^et to register; you won't
be eligible to wni a doorprize imless you do.

Our

umi-

Penntyhanin

beautiful University Store will be

p.m., oth ring 20'

;,

open fnim

^*

a.m. to 9

disiountson many ilnns

York. Nevk Jerse\. Marvlotul.

Delaware. We.M Virginia. District of
Columbia and Onlano. Canada Am
haxstulon

fiir l*J9t

lW4

were

.Xnii.i

Bauer. Chri% Beadlini;. l.ixa Hrluko

Mike Butcher. Adnenne

Bill Bn»tk\.

Congo.

Amv

Kraveiz. Brian ladlry

AIDS Walk
you would like to be part ol the himecoming Parade.
U)K charity walk which beginsat 9 a m. in the H)i)
bltuk of West Main Street and merges with the parade near
Town Tark or details, see ariicle on Page 11,
It

I

)oin the

l

Meredith Layos. Cindy iMckangeto.

Michelle

Neumann.

Marvellen

Parade

Makurevich. Michele McElnme. Dolly

Moran. Hugh

(>

Ihmnell. Kelly Oltey.

Iieck\ Randall.

Therem Vtm Tohel
iiwant and the travel-

Shown

with the

ing irophv are Piere.ui Vrui Tohcl.

The parade begins at Bloomtiburg High School
at Carver about 30-35 minutOH later

Dr

Curtis

R

English

f>6.

interim

and Chris
Ambassador president for

president of the university:

Beadling.

tn

on the Mall woh a big hit, rtu we're adding
accommodate an even bigger crowd. This is the

LaAt year'H picnk

more

tents to

you want to meet old friends.
m chooHe either a Herrigan sub (with
Middleswarth chips and nodn) or a box lunch for $7 each
Tables will be reserved for reunion claNHert, and reunion
right place to be

Starting al

1993

.i

Picnic

president of Husky Amhasiadors for
1994:

at 10

and arrives

it

a

II

,

photi>s will be taken at this lime,

Keservallons reijuired, although a limited

may

be available

at "the

number of

ticketH

door."

Groundbreaking
Although bulldozers won't move in until sometime next
stage a ceremonial groundbreaking for our longd library. The brief tereinony will lake place at noon on
the Miftball field (behind the prc^sident's home), proponed site
(Ttn^;, we'll

I

of fhf

new

f,ir

iljly

Sports

Volunteers of the Year

second-year Head Coach Danny Hale will
victory over Kutztown. Game time: 1:30.
jan Hutchinson's field hockey team hosts Slippery Kock at 2
rhe

The Derricott Family of Allentown was honored by the Alumni Assoctaiion oi
" Volunteers
this vear s
of the Year " Bill, a teacher al Parkland Hif^h Schtol

seek a

graduatedfrom Blmfmsburg in 1966. aruJ wife Carole pre lented hun withdau/ih
" Joanne subsequently followed m her
ter Joanne as a "f^raduation present.

p m.

father s footsteps and graduated

m 1 9H9.

Since that time, the entire family has

Day was Nancy Swanz Lychos

fuskic^s of

Dinner

been very active leaders on the Lehigh Valley Alumni Coordiruiiing Commit
tee. In addition, Joanne was elected to the Alumni Board of Directors in 1993.
Presenting the award on Alumni

I

Homecoming

'52. Uft. presi-

dent of the Alumni Association for 1994-1995.

Disk jockey Dick "Buchf

Davala

"

a
Homecoming

'64 returns to direct

good time

at the

Wrap up a great day by gathering at Magee's 24 West
Ballroom for cocktails (cash bar) at 6:15, followed by Magee's
buffet at 7 p.m. Tickebt; $20 per person. Reservations required,
although a few tickets may be available at registration on
Saturday morning.
( Continued

on Page 45)

Dance.
Page

1

1.

Maple Chair

$235.95

with lasered University seal

drc^-shipped to your

home from factory

Pewter Stein

2.

and

$52.95

and

with lid

University seat

Pewter Stein

3.

with glass

$29.95

bottom

and University seal

Carver Hall Painting $139.95

4.

By Bglomise

of Boston

Wood/glass. 9.5 x 14 inches

Pewter Bud Vase $19.95

5.

with University seal

Pewter Bell

6.

with University

$12.95
Seal

3 5 inches high

7.

Gear

$16.95

T-shirt

Grey putf-pnnt
Af, L.

8.

9.

XL.

XXL

Alumni Sweatshirt
Grey

with gold-imprinted

M,

XL

L.

Alumni

10.

Grey

with

M,

XL

L,

$44.95
Carver Hall

T-shirt
$14.95
Maroon & Gold design

Alumni Coffee Mug

$4.95

13. Heritage

11. B.U.

Baseball

Maroon, one size

Cap

$10.95

fits all

14.
12.

Academic Lamp $305.95

26" with gold-edged black parchment shade
Uses three-way light bulbs
Drop-shipped from factory

White with gold seal

Wooden Block Carver
7.5 inches wide

Westminster Clock $259.95

Hall $12.95

by 6 inches high

Solid cherry, never needs winding

15.

Plays Westminster melody

Sculptured Husky Dog
5.

The University Store Order Form
To piBco an order
Use this convenient
A(l

75 inches high x

4.

OESCRIPtlON

$20.95

75 inches long

COLOR

COST
EACH

mall-in oftJer form.

ord«r« prepaid only.

Allow 4 woeks

tor delivory.

Holklay orders rvquested by Dec. Ist

Name
AddrM*_
cny
Phone

_Stal*_
(

to

The Unlvef»tty Store
'^•'wwvtvanl* rwtdanti

»i--d«ip-,-«:

U Check Of Money Or(j«

MM ex iMm (ai on pmwH. h« ana rMWky.

jMastercanl JVisa JDacover
SHIPPING FEE

Op

to $10.00

SiaOl

to S20.00

nam m taaoo
ovwtaaoo..
Signature requtreO

tor

purchase
Expiation Dale

o TO
S3.M
y^ fp

Mir tHaodtae Total
Shipping a Handling

"SatoaTax

t4.oo

TOTAL
l/PS SfHpp*ns fflw Labe/

TOTAL

5

Deaths

Classnotes

We extend our sympathy
members of
nily

1914
Mary Corrigan 0*Br1en

*!4 will

observe her 100th birthday on Oclobcr 19. Her address; c/o John

M

O'Brien. 2765 Young Street. Apt 36.
Toronto. Ontario. Canada

M4N

2H8.

and professional organizations, she
served on the B U Alumm Board of
Directors from 1977 to 1983

A .scholarship in
ber of years

Adams

Editha Ent

1918
Rfprescnlatnr

1925

Edna Davenport

OM

25 East Eleventh

Street

a

U

Foundauon.

Margaret Dougherly Smith '25 of
Ashland died on July

Bloomsburg. PA 17815

1

5 at age 92.

She

taught elementary school in Columbia

(7!?} 784-0142

Helen Calazin Yrnrhck 'Jl of
dieil on June 11 at nge 82

Nanttcokc

Apnl

Mae

Hctttlcy

Acorc '29 dieO on

18.

She taught
relinng

num

to the

ScholarJiip Fund

B

sent to the

Anthony. Lucille D<\kx

Ida

name has been

B U student for
Comnbuiions

presented to a

may be

her

1

in

Nantiatke schixils before

7 years

Lauirlton died on July

was a teacher

in the

1

Boob

'29 of

School Distnct for 39 years.
Surviving are her husband. Therv^n
F. Boob, a daughter. Patncta Dowden.
four grandchildren, i\«o great-grand

1919

Surviving arc a son. James Jr; two

Mary

daughters.
Representative

F,

Dunleavy and

Eileen Hughes; 15 grandchildren, 21

Grace Kishbach Miller
918 Chun k Street

grcat-grandcKildren, one great-greatgrandchild; and two sisters.

PA 19468
(215) 948-3780
Royersford.

Class Volunteeris): Grace Kishbach
Miller

Marjorie

Davcy •26 of Honcsdale

1.

for

37 years

in

at

She taught

age 87

Wayne County Schools.

1920
Anna Davis Barrow

W

Ezra

R

D

5.

Harris

Box 451

/H

781

Rockville.

MD 20850

(301) 424-4405

1928

Eva Pegg Bush

May

was a teacher
schools
trict

'20. formerly of

She

10 at age 93

on June

was a teacher

at

1

3 at age 85

She

Pine Center School

before retinng in 1976, She previously

taught

Monroe High School,

at

in various

elementary

Rochester Institute of Technology and
all in

Easton Area School Dis-

in the

Surviving are two daughters.
Biilcr and Mary Shade. Ihtcc
grandchildren, two step- grandchildren,

Surviving

Gary A.; three
grandchildren and one great-grandis

193

PA 18603

Frank

Buckingham

Jeanette Hastie

of Easton died on July 24

She taught

in the

age 85.

al

Herman

Garey

tiircc

died on Augu.st 7 at age 93. Mrs. Wise

and her husband, the

late Earl V.

founded Wise Potato Chip

Wise

Co

Wise, Dorothy

V
J.

Charette, and Shirley Benjamin. 13
grartdchildren.

Wen/

DchM

.Snydci

Kiuh '76

Cathy

l-ciiaia

l

May

'78

ong

Ijtwton

644 Hast

AIDS Walk

I'hinl Street

Bloonuhurg. PA 17815

Mary Betlerly

planned as part
of parade
IWii

Colder

who

aluiiiiii

co-owners of

are

u HtiKunshurg hiiKiness will sponHor a

Kcnntlh A. Roberlii *33 of

chunty pledge walk on llotnccoiinng

Bhwmshurg. PA 17815
(717)784-5783

Blooni.
to fKrnctn

82

provides rducalional prograiim foi

Class Volunteeris): Dorothy Foust

County. Mount Plcasanl and Central

for mfe^^^icd people,

Wright

Columbia schools He retired from
Bloonuburg Univeniiy in 1972 after

provide regional testing

on Augu^l 2 ul age
He was an etcmcntury school

teacher for

many

years

m

Sullivan

AIDS

RcNourtc, which

Mho4)U, supports a "buddy" program
and helps lo
ihc

l
dlMeOMT

A

Sirausscr

III '8

and

1

HciKter 'H6, co-owncrK of

J

Ihc Kcniii Corporation, arc sponnor-

*28

Scolt

Shickshinny died on

-70

Ji

'72

Heprr\entative:
lj}is

sisters.

Rodda

Anita

22

at

part ol Ihc

i\s

Collctlorw AsMKialion's

of

age 86

I

American

W4

Challenge," which han u

"C'lillcttors

national goal of $1 million for local

a teacher in the Shick-shinny

School District for

many year^ and also

(lianlies

taught in Butler, N.J., until her reure-

'llie

al

20 great-grandchildren.

1924

Boyd Strauser *28 was

the firm's office

and directed by Rick
Chamberlain and Jim Sittig A recep-

along River Road lo

and exhibition of early, previously
unviewed drawings was held on June

thai point, the

tlic

The parade

lives

walkers will join the

Bloomsburg High

campus of East Stroudsburg

Stauser

will

al

Sch(x»I

move

north on

the

Market, cast on Main Street to Carver

the

Hall, then In the Hlo4jm»burg

Hmpiial parking
in

McClure

1^1

loTown Park Al

Hornet oming parade which forms

E.S U. Art Department.

Mr

to Ihc fairgrounds,

Boulevard, then

tion

on West

Hie walkers will go west

Kcstaurani

ute produced

The event was co-spoasored by
Monroe County Aru Council and

236 West Ridge Avenue
Bloomsburg. PA 17815
(717)784-1515

III

Street, opposite Kusscll's

on Main Street

University

Edward F. Schuyler

10 kiloiiirter walk will begin

rii

subject of a compwehensive video trib-

3 on

Representative:

it

Main
Sterling

Jr. Robert J

M

ing the walk

member

of the community.

Wise

.!iis

i,coiu>vich '67

KciNci

1

Velmu Weaver

meni-

as treasurer and vice president.

Surviving are four children: Earl

J.

Moyd

in

very active with the company, serving

active

1933

C»H>p 56

11

Kk haul K
l

Cliandlci '44

nioiiias l-ciisicniuK'her "59

Harry

She was

Berwick. In her younger years, she was

She was also a very

grandchildren

Milion

C

Owayne

Lucille Jury Wise *22 of Berwick

"

hfitMus '47

Mailiit

two

two

'81
^ \

Rolwrls

Annr Shortcss

Claus. and Janet Stiva; seven grand-

brothers, and

cvan Miller

A

[\uoihy llollnuin Hiirper *37

Surviving are a daughter, Pully
u foster daughter. Shirley
Rainier, two grandchildren, two tosicr

Class Volunteeris):

daughters, Lois Gambino. Barbara

children. 12 great-grandchildren,

1922

I

Kcnnclh

Maters

Easton Area School

Surviving are a son. David E.;

Class Volunteeris): Camilla

Sr.,

'28

Distnct for 24 years, retiring in 1974

1921

McHose

Bock,

1103 South Market Street

a son.

child.

1

Representative

(717) 752-5367

for 35 years.

Class Volunteeris): Lucite

(717) 784-2046

1132 Market Street

J')

Helen (>aUi/in Ycnchck '31

Hudicl

New

Representative

Berwicli.

the

four greui-grandchildrcn. and three

Faye Appleman DendUr

Dull!

C"

I'ctei l-lshiiumt '41

step-greatgrandc hildren
Easton. died on

Chapin Uuibach '27

Maigiurl Swait/ Hitler '30

Harriet Lrviin Mlltrr 'HI of
Wtlhanispon died on June II ulage8l
She taught several yean in Beaver
Township

LouAnn

Barre died on July 10. 1993.

Davcy *26

1

Maigatcl
1

1930

York.

Norine Amcsbury *27 of Wilkes-

9119 Friars Road

'24

Anna RiKlda Scott "28
Ilia Mac Hrnstcy Acore '29
Nita MkKllcswaith lUwb '29

Repreientattve:

Ecker, Ezra Harris

the University of RtxiheMer.

1927

Represesentatives:

Morjonc
l-slhci

teacher in Plymouth for 43 yean.

Millvillc died

died on June 12

Adams

Fjit

Jeancltc Haslic Huckiiigham '28

{717) 784-3532

Margaret Swartz Billcr *J0 of

1926

Ethih

1932

County.

MariEarrl C. Dula *29 of Plymouth
died on June 20 ai age 85. She was a

Eva Pegg Bush '20
l ucilleJury Wise '22

Noniic Amcsbury '27

BliHtmsburg.

children and two brothers.

comniu-

died:

bixMhers.

alagclU She

Mifflinburg Area

the university

who have

Margiuvi IXiugheny Smiili '25

ago

Surviving are a Non. Jack, and two

Nita MIddlrswarlh

lo the

families of the following alunuii and

will

East

conclude

lot

where the walk

RcfrcshmenLs

will

be

provided by The Bloonuburg

Stroudsburg.

Hmpital

Editha

Ent

Adams

Bloomsburg died on July 8

*24
at

of

A reuied teacher, she taught at MiUville
from 1924 to 1926, Bloomsburg High
School from 1928 to I9J4. and for

many

years

m

the Central

Columbia

m 1970.
m many commumty. church

School Ehstna before retmng
Active

Harry and

1929

age 89,

and fnends

Representative:

Touring together

Isabel Chelotky Hester

Several B

436 South Rtver

Shown at the
border between EngUmd and Scotland an June 5 were (from left) Mary Lou
Fenstemaker John '45. Betty L Fuher '48. Sal Bones. June Novak Bones '4H,
Elizabeth HoagUind Dobb 42 and Edward Dobb 41

Wilkes-Barre.

Street

PA 18702

Class VolunUeris): Rachel G.

V

alumni who have been frtends since

enjoyed a vacation

tn

Dwayne

to walk,

volunteer to help
tfiey

graduated

England, Wales. Ireland and Scotland

tn the

1940s

at

invite

alumni

pledge or
refreshment

Atands along the route.

Please call

The Remit Corporauon

at

1-800-326-

9962.

Page 13

5

5

Class

Classnotes

Reunion

Awards
In order to provrdc an incentive for

Survivor* include his wife, the

do a gwni job of gelling
members back to Blmmi^hurg for
chhsch

thai

their reunions

on Aiumni Weekend or

Homecoming,

the

Alumni

yean of service

14

panicipadon, and lo acknowledge

former Pauline Albertson. a daughter.

Barbara ( rawford; two v»ns. Terry and
Jack. SIX grandchildren.

Aii-socia-

Kven

great-

grandchildren and a hutcr

lion offcriv Ihrce awards:

Thr (told Award for reunion

which have

classes

a

The Silvrr AwunI
claMNCS

of

rale

1935

paiticipadon

of those invited;

rale of 2.^ pcrccnl

KeprrsenltHtvi':

for reunion

I

Row Reed

iiUz/tbeth

which have a participation

1^1

S percent of thouc invited;

hiM

ourlh Street

l

Hhomxhurfi.

and

17H/5

I'A

i7l7) 7H4 OMtl

Thr Itromv Award
classes

for reunion

which have a pariicipalion

Chiix

rale of 10 percent of ihose invited.

Award winners

for

I'^'J

Vaiiinli-i'rt it

CimhaUi.

Hi-fiv

Helen Harfman

Reed

were the

1

following:

Class of I'Jn

Hron/c;

1936

Clusfiol 1918

Dron/c;

Representatives:

Class of

Gold:

Ruth Wagner l>e
l*J4_l

Class of I'MK

Silver:

76 1/2 North

C

Chi.ssor 1953

Hron/e;

Haztetun.

IH201

Class of I*J58

Ilron/c.

(717)

4U

I'A

t

diir Street

I427

'fhcKC cluKNes will be recogni/ed

on a permanent plaque
I'cnslcniaker

Alumni

Mary Jane Fink Mct'utchen

at the

249

Mt>UHe.

Mam Street

Conynnham. PA IH2l*i
i7l7) 7HH

Hnti^tfiil
MMUUMUn

IHU or

Class of 1940 1937
will host
Sara Maria Rerger

Miller 79. Elaine Miller

Representatives:

ft5.i

the decade

South Miirki

l

Alumni and friends attending a State System reception in Houston on January 8
,„t~iutJrd Tim Blanchard -81. Mrs. Tim Blanchard. Pnscilla Carroll 86. Bob
Schaffer

-88.

Unda E

Wright

Jessica

'80,

Shand

Sam Rubbico

'81.

-82.

David Willtams

Patrick
8J. Mrs.

J. Ruzzo '84. Frank
David Williams, and

'81.

Street

Bloomsburtt. I'A l7HI!i

AnnouiK'in^ n hig leumon lor

(717) 7H4-4KS0

classes ol the i'MDs. including V-5s

and V-

1

2s.

on Alumni Day. April 2y,

IWS!
This will be the SOih leunion lor
Ihc Class ot |y4'>, but oui cl.issmutes

weie scalleinl

all

Dorothy Hess Unn
165 Nottingham Rood
Bhomsburji.

Ihrougli the I'MIK.

who is inieresteil is
to come and meet old tncnds

Dorothy llufTniun llarpvr

so everyone
invited

I'A l7Hlf>

(717)784 1857

at

and new.

'M

ot

age 78.

time! There will be special recogni-

Surviving are a son, Hrncst H
Harper; two daughters. Susan
Kucera ami Jeanetle P. Burgess; and

tion of all veterans.

lour graiidchildrcn.

Koiiiul tip all the classmates

want

to see. lonie

and have a great

Watch your mail
information, or

more
contact Hxuy

John iTiisleniaker
In the

you

I

Yucuipu. California, died on April 14

M

it

for

at

l.ou

7I7-784 (W,(4

meantime, save

t))c

dale!

193

8

Kefifru-nlatnes:

Neil M. Richie

R

R.

C

rrMwiHHl

BtiHwtsburf!.

PA 17815

(717) 784-4271

i

Dorothy Cronover
115 Nottmitham RiHid

San Antonio

BliHumbur)!. /M 17815

i7l7i 7.SV-.fWf

W 17815

years, she taught at

(717) 784 5835

P.

James.

ChaHes H. Henrie

'56.

Dr Cunis

were

Elwood Wagner
R.

-43.

and Kay Jones Wagner

English 56.

imenm

43.

Representing

president: Jennie Carpenter in-

She earned a master's degree in English at the Umvcniity of Scruiton.

Class Volunteeris): James V DeRose.
Hornet Kocher. Ruth Dugan Smeal.
Betty

Penman

They are the parents of fmir children:

Alben

Kubik. Kay Anne
and Joan Panerson. They

Jr. Beryl

Klinefelter

have lOgrandchildrea.

Ruth Dugan Smeal '39 and her

who

rrtired in

1939

1984 as assiKiale prolessor of English

Reprrsentatiw:

Lackawanna Junior College, was
honored during the second annual
alumni and student awaixls banquet at
UC. Pnor to teaching at
for 25

Ruth Dugan SmeaJ
740 South Market Street

at

Page 14

Duryea High

School for 17 years.

Class Mtlunteeris): Charles

Ruth Sullivan

Kekhner

BV

terim vice president for student life: Mary
Gardner, athletic director: Dr Brian
Johnson, faculty member: and Burt Reese,
assistant athletic director

ChaHes H. Henrie
30 Notitnshitm Rwid
BltHmuhurg.

'^'^^"""^^ attending « state Reception reception in San Antonio on
Januaiy 10 included Brenda Cunningham Estrada '61.
David Jones 43. Rod

UC

BUwnsburg. RK 1781
17I7)

784^915

husband. Albert, recently observed

weddmg aimiversary. Ruth
was a faculty member and libranan ai
Bloomsburg for many years She retheir 5{Xh

cently completed six years of
service
on the B.U. AJunmi Board of Directors.

1940
Representatives:

Gladys (Betty) Jones Harris
5. Box 451

RD

Bloomsburg. PA 1781
(717)784-3532

Harrisburg
educator

Classnotes

new
Frank Kocher
S30 Nonh Short
,

St.

Petersburg.

Nelena Pope Swank '44 was
Drive.

cently honored at a surpnse reunion of
the first batch of firsi-graders she

FL 33701

(8i 3)822-0597

taught 50 yean, ago in Danville.

cdui

I-

1945
Mary Lou

Class Volunteerfs): Claylon H. Hinkel.
Dorttthy Derr Ttlson

1941

^

F.

John

Bloomsburg.

Mary Lou

Edwards

1946

Dnve

Class Volunieeris):

PA 17821
(717) 275-3046

Eda Bessie

EshmoDt *41 of BaJiimore
He taught in the Bahi-

R.D

I.

more County school system

(717)784-3035

Betty

al

Early in

Kulpmont High

School.

1947

three children

J.

Richard Zerby

and two brothers.

Fisher. Millanl

C

M

Kinder HO. Jim Kleiner

Denise

1948

Luilw ig

93.

Nessrlrodl. Hose
'63

on

Harnsburg. PA 17102

Representative:

Bloomsburg. PA 17815

Mary Jane Sharpless Wagner

(717) 784-0434

Class Volunteeris): Rtchani E.

928 Country Club Drive

Grimes, Robert Reitz

The 45Ui year reunion will be held
on Homecomlnfc Weekend, October

Box 346
Biovmsburg. PA 17815
(717) 784-2260

ol rtliK.itmn

complcied

mrni

employed with

1950

During

Representative:

Willis

She

wa.s

Aieu

( apilut

years

I*)

that time, she served in

variinis iiiuiiagciial

coordinalor/parcnl

9Ro\rn Road

ionsiiltmg

iiiid

ttaiiiei.

director of

puhlii mfitriiiation. and stati

NJ 07645

developiiieniA onsiilianl. mstruclioniil

(201)391 9106

A

onsuliani

i

New

native u(

Kensington, she

1951

has taught in the llarrifihurg Sctitml

Keprryrnlutivr

DiNUict.

( 'arolyn

DiKlrict, the

Vernoy Heiti

214 Fair <)ak\ Avenue
Hnnharn. PA 19

District,

Piltshuigh Ciiy School

tlic

New

KcMNiiigton Scliotil

and the Steelton llighspirc

SchiHil Disincl,

lulwufdn has prepared and

Class Volunteeris): Cantlyn Vernoy

numlier ol orguru/^liims, including

Heiti

f'cnnsylvaiiiu

952
Furgete

Star Route.

ol

'onlcrentc on Uuiiic
liido Chincac

Program. Pennsylvania School

Boufdh Associalion,

Hot 228

Council

iMkeville. PA I843K
(717)227 4946

Hope Handy.

(

Hlutk luluuiiHin. the

teer
J.

Department

ilir

Center, the National School Volun-

Repreientative:

Frank

(717) 784-5584

for

i

llic

Pennsylvania

-xccplional Children, (he

Pennsylvania Association ol
Inicriiiedialc Ifniies

and Pennsylva-

nia Assi>tiaiion o| SchiKil Adniiniii-

States.

Class Volunteerit)

Eiwood Wagner. Kathryn Dildine

Dale Bennett.
traiors

Frank lurgrlr Henry Hunt, Nancy
Swartz Lychot. Eleanor Kennedy

1944

Patricia Taylor Snyder

Represenlalive:

I^arry

545 East Eleventh

ary 14

Street

'52 jnd

Murphy were inanicd on Febru-

Sara Dockey Edwards

She

Friends 40 years later

Class Vctlunteeris): Sara Dockey

Edwards
'44 of
al

She worked as an industnal

design researcher for Henry Drcyfuss.

New

H

Alumni from the Classej of 1954. 195^ and 1956 relumed to Bltjorruburg on
July IH for a ruxtntime reunion at Magee j Mam Street Inn Enjoying lunth
and remmiscmg were Jeananne Evans Scnmgeour '54. Connie WalUu e Morns

Mary Lou Kubic Unkchorst '55. Nancy Moron
Estadt 55. Ruth PaulJones '55, Sally Morgan DiRuo '55. Ruth Ciltman Wtl
liams '55. Dottie Barnes Bougfuter '55. Judy Bauer Andrews '54. Alice Fuher
Higgms '55. Beverly Bryan Edwards '56. Margaret Dutiinger Hartley '56.
Mary Ellen Henntng Poe '55. Mic/uUene Mrcht Zack '55. and Eileen Cerotky
Bums '55. A few husbands accompanied their wives- John Scnmgeour 'S3.
Dave Unkcliorst '53. Harvey Boughner '56. Merlyn Jones '54. John DiRico
'53. and Jack Moms 50
'55.

Joan Havard Kilroy

RO

S.

and

Community College.
member of numerous

Harrisburg Area

She

IS

a

professional organizations, including

American AswKiation

Women.

of

Association for

SupcrvisM>n and Curriculum

Development, the Pennsylvania

Rrpmrnlativr

John

an atMKiatc profehM>r fro

University

1953

(717)759-9733

is

lernplc University Harrimburg

(he

Berwick, PA 18603

ChandUer.

the

roles iiu hiding public awareness

Swales

Montvalr.

i

Katerman Algatt
210 Sunken Heights Avenue
Bloomsburg. PA 17815

Raymond

In Harrisbutg in

liitcrnicdiatc Unit lor

Betty

York City, for 25 years
Surviving is her husband.

moved

liuiii I'ltishuigh

lulut atlon.

Anoe Shortess Chandler

Manage

rt.timiig with IViiii .Stale

facililaled vaiious seniiiiais loi a

1943

Greenwich. Conn-, died on July 28

Kecciitly, she

for drtalLi.

Mary Jane Wagner

Marion Wallace

ot Spcciiil

loitd tjuahty

I'idwards

(215)675 8675

Class Volunteerfs): Ruth

an outside consult

Huteau

ducatnui. IVniisylvania DeparlnienI

I

MUpiMifi

Fisher

1942

Class Volunteeris):

site auitils. as

ant. lui the

rrvMflons now. and wulch (he niull

Reprryt-ntolive'

(717)233-0777
Betty

ni

education plans, she has conducted

holel/molrl ns-

Representative:

Representative:

L

Jaum

Make your

2t'2^.
Pill.

Richard E. Grimes
1723 Fulton .Street

Bonnie Shipley. Janice

Richard; four^anddaugh-

L

Gloria

1949

Class Volunteeris): John W. Thomas.

Surviving are his wife, Mildred;

development

stall

Univcisiiy

Class Volunteeris)

he taught

Donno

Box 304

Catawissa. PA 17820

for 30

Glass. Rit k Howrnitinr '76.

Rmts 91 and Nelson Swarls

died on June 9

years, retiring as a pnncipal.

Alumni and friends attending a ski
fHirt\ at Ski Roundtop on a brutally
cold January 15 included Melody

Nesxelrodl.

Jacqueline Shaffer Creasy

1 -

supervisor ot curriculum/

ii\

In addlion to evaluating sjieciul

Ski Roundtop

Danville,

Edwards. Siu Edwards. Isabelle Olah
Horvath, Clark Renninger

IWI

in

ycaiN, t'ldwanls

being pionuitcd to director this past
year

Anastasia Poppas Trowbridge
102 West Mahoning Street

age 7

loi

.ttoi

the )lnrTisbiir);Sclu)ol District prior to

Fenstemaker Jofm

(717) 784-0908

Bill Selden.

ciUu

served

Representatives:

ters

Irmplr UnivciMly

An

Bloomsburg. PA I78I5

Godwin and

received a diHioiiitc in education

tioni

M 17815

Edwards

705 Country Club

ol IVitnsylvanin

Ouqucsne UnivcrMly

i.lucalion al

Nile

928 Country Club Drive

Class Volunteeris):

Representatives:

his career,

HmverMty

insinK tion ami

Beilhartz

bttchelor's

ti

Mid a iniisler's degree in special

(717) 784-0434

Peter

iuslccs by Gov, Robert

J\ha(ds eanied

liuiianu

Representati\'e:

(717)523-7702

Eda Bessie

l

Ciuey

I'

dejirre tn inenlnl retardation at

Lewtsburg. PA 17837

C. Stuart

Fdwnixts, a Harrisburg

has been app^nittcd to the

ator.

Council ot

She

has been retired since 1987.

Clayton H. Hinkel
One North Aspen Place

trustee
D

Gail

r>r

re-

Scnmgeour

Afthocialion of Schixjl Administratorx

Kappa, Harnsburg

Hoi 112

and Phi

Bloffmshurg. PA 17815

chapter

(717) 784-7120

president of the Greater Harnsburg

l>clta

She formerly served as

'54.

Area Chapter of Jack and
Class Volunteeris):

Scnmgeour

Roy Croop. John

Jill

of

America, Inc

EdwardA was
Hall of

Fame

the 1977 Fashion

Best Dressed

for the Pittsburgh

Woman

Couner

(Continued on Page 16)

Page 15

)

Leaks joins
footbaii staff
Frank Leaks, defensive backs coach
Clarion University for four ycim. has
joined ilif n [J foinhiiM stiill Mc wtll
at

he

in cliiir^f of tin-

dclcnsivc Ncciind-

ury. repliii inf; (Jiitrcl ( 'hachcre.

who

assiimetl similar duties at Duckncll
University,

U-aks (urmerly served as defensive
coach at Rhoads College in Mem

line

phis,

Tennessee,

runningbacks and
liii.si

(liisioiKN (•

)

(I^HK lyyO).

sec (intlary

coach

Hijjh School

(

iii

l*J«,S

I0K7); ami ninnmj; hacks iind
receivers

coach

III

Appalachian Stale (l<>84

IOK*i).

A

naiivf of

Memphis. Uaks earned

bachelor's deniee from Iowa State
University in IW1 llewasanAII
11

Bi^

Eight honorable mention wide receiver
for the Cyclones

m

I9H2 after catch

ing 28 pjiNscs.

New trustee
(

(

oriimuat fmni hi t'i'

i S

Alumn, and!r„„ds attending a Sla.e
System recep,ion

a, the

Babe Ru,h Mu-

MMred Eshmon,.

Pe.er Eshnon,

She has received awards of
excellence and merit (rom the

meech Dav,dColl,s„on. Pe,e Despres
'W.

National School Public Relations
Assiu iution, an Awarxl of Distinguished Service as president of
the

Council for luliicationa]
tions

i^l

()i>;ani/-a

Teacher Exchange

in

Omiya

;

r

Theresa U,Forg,„ SI. Pe.erLa.

1

m'^lX^Zt

m},

and panicipaied as a
Pennsylvania nepartineni of
Education dele^tate in the I W|
ill

"""'^

,t

1Ze7cCan,fynSn,„h
I . 7::'69. Colleen S,offa

mUamSheeh

Sl or,er.

76.

Talbo,

79. Vi„ceS,offa.

89.

Harry

and Fred Young

City.

Japan.

the dale on your calendar,
and watch
your mail for details.

1954

Don Thomas '55 was inducted into
the Pennsylvania
Football Coaches
Hall of Fame dunng
the Big 33 Classic week on July 29,

for details.

Reptrsfntativt:

Dolorrs Ooylt Brtnnan

607 Comir\

(

'tub

l)n\r

Blatmvihurg. /M 17SI5
(7l7)7tt4-74.iS

Class \Muntffrist. Ann
G^ngcnhtich
Auenvrck. WllUimJ Jtwobs,

Fnvtkim
Jonrs. William Edyar Nunn,
Fern Krvthe Jeanannr Scnmgeour
.

The 40th year reunion will be
hdd
on Homecoming Weekend.
Ociober
21-U. Make your hotel/molei reservations now. and watch
the mail
Page 16

1955

Thomas,

who

played

for

Represmiaiivf:

Bloomsburg's Bob Redman,
compiled

Amie Garingtr
RD
Box 269

a 120-76-5 record

as coach at Exeter

Haneys

Berks County

Lake. FA IS6J8

{7l7}6i9-l5iS
ID

Class Votunieerls)

dunng his 25 ycar^
High School in

His teams posted unbeaten
seasons
1967 and 1970

Scott.

Mollie

1956

Surviving

Oc

is

his wife. Cecelia.

1957
Represenialive:

^VUIiam Pohutsky
222 West End Avenue
North Plamfield, NJ 07060
(201 i

Keller.

Representaiive:
^^^Uliam

making plans

the 40th year reunion on
ing I>«y I
(October

W5

Milton H. Croop '56 died on
ber 14, 1993

755^986

Class Vcrlunteeris): Margaret Yohn

Harretl

is

EngV

George Derk.

Amir Oahngfr. Rclda

The Hass

Class Volunteeris): Curtis R.

Rod Kelchner

to hold

Honmom-

M). R«*r.e

L

Bitiur

HI

^4 HWnrjf Dnve
Queensbum. NY nSOf
f5lSt 793~f907

Bob Lane. Dolores Senn, B

Hamll

'

1958
Representative:

Ray Hargreaves
37 Dell Road
Stanhope. NJ 07874
{201)347-0930

1959
Representatives:

David Bamhart
8 Maple Terrace
Vervna. NJ 07044
a0h 857 046i

Christy
interim

Sandra Pfister Brown
2220 Kings Avenue
Boston, PA 18042
(215) 252-288i

director

Marie WaUh
18 Sunset Lane
Landing. NJ 07850
(201)398-4208

Washington, D.C.

Alumni andJnenJx rrprr\enling HUnmisburg
College Alumni AssiH ialion annual llation
i

Man h

Chapnum
Class Volunteerfs):

Klemkosky. Waiter

J.

67.

M

Luberecki

Mar^

Kutt hi A

i.

m

hron

turn

tit

Waihinnlon.

/)

C

.

on

Chapman, tileen Alherlton
Munel Rinanl Hanlev 40. Harriei Kin her

Hemttki

Jumes Christy

the All t'ennwlvanui

A

'41. fli/Zv

Robert J Kuti hi

Tom Mulhem

'64.

Rolltmd

'77.

[Ciciit national

peinuinent director

Clinsly srivc'd as

on Saturday evening, October 22, in
the Dillon Room of Magee's Main
Street Inn. Make your hotel/motel
reserv ations now. and watch the mail

Irv Alexander '59 has been in-

'I'm teaching luw to policemen,
English to adults, coaching ut a UkmI

a man whom he had mri
when lie fust arrived in Nunuhiii llit*
man was leaving a teaching posilion

Cliiisly

swmuning

a schiMil run hy the Kossing Uriinium

Mtiiiiil

can country and

Kuser
R D I. Box 267
Bechtelsville. PA 19505
(215) 754-7977

Edwin

C.

wrestling coach and assistant football

years

coach.

New
na-

in education, including

NY. and
Monmouth Regional H S

at

1989

after 17 years

of

ser-

He earned a master of education degree

at

Karin

m Clearwater, Fla.

Penn

1962
80 DeHart Drive. R D 2
Belle Mead. NJ 08502

Bill,

Tom

Kovich, Dick

Tom
article

Class Volunieeris):

Ronald
John

later

Uoyd

Little *62

was featured

in

an

by Ted Caddell which appeared

June

Manko. Edward C
Frank Ftsk, Dale Kroihe

line

have

it."

he

January, and wants to stay

|
He was

even longer

without

still

Mary College

Alict earning a hachrlor's degree
in psyi liology at

Wheeling College

degice

in

education

counseling
ut

in higtici

Kut/lown Univemity

in

1976
( 'hrisly

was numed one of the

account

in

I9KI

MenotAmcricu

l\vo yeais later, he

Im

dream again
leaching, and has put all the hud
iiwmorics behind him

again nominaleil

"I'm an optimist." lie said " "
the pain goes away. I'm all nght

Hional iissiK iutions.

fulfilling his

in

West Virginia, he earned a master's

Uutslanding Young

IS

in

N Y

money, however, and called u tncnd to
witr him tMX) from his Wilmington

was

the Imnoi

He

holds niembersliip in u numher of
nalional. stale

iitid

regionul profeR

fnend three days

exit

wondcnng how he was

going to get homeWell, the iDdormtable expatriate has
landed on his

feet.

hospital, less 30 pounds on his already

frame

.

When

a medical discharge

he

left

die hospital, he

without a job. aruJ appalled
tour his life

he said

had taken

"I hadn't

"I

at

was

the de

been paid since

I

"

came over
He stayed two weeks

at a

Catholic

— former Mannc Corp* dnil
defender and judo champion — has a
teaching posiuoo at a company-run

2.

LittJe

Service.

federal jdminis-

%

He was

expense account

responsible

Un

also

the development, op-

eration and nuintenaiice of uulomalcd
tlic

agency

li-

Management and

in conjunction with electronic

He received

four superior perfor-

marKc awards during

his tenure with

PNS
he was employed in the Baltimore

Pnof to w(jrking

for the

County School System
Walter and his wife.

govemmenl,

Joy.

moved

to

Orlando. Flonda, in January and re-

was broke.

mission, recuperating, and with the
help of fnends got a reservauon rxi a
fli^ back home, due to leave on June

instructor, slate representative, public

sible (nr the agent y

iralivc

Budget

Wilmington anomey Tommy Little, he
was languishing in a Naimbian hospimalaria and

\l «MidandNuUiiMm

data transmission

He was eventually released from die

tn

a senior budget analyst respon-

temperature rocketing to 103 5

him

recovering from a virulent bout of

DA

aison to the Office of

of conscuius

give

left

S

He was

budget systems and was

saved him. he said

slight

last

Vrranda '62 reured

ness for duee days in a hospital, his

1

we

Wiiltrr H.

July 1991 after 2K years with the

U

tion.

tal

I

was. the drugs

just didn't

former

When

Wojciechowski.

I

the arrival of another

Foley.

low:

Vera Derk. Paul

"fhe bottom

The leaching organi/a
WorldTcach. Inc was f
Representative:

Paul (Barney) Manko
441 Oldershayv Avenue
Mooresiown. NJ 08057
(609) 235-1370

country for

began suffering from
what he ttiought at first was heat cx
While houscMlling for a
haustion
fnend. Little fell unconscious. Only

2 issue of the Wilmmgton
Sunday Nens Journal Excerpts folin die

1960

ii

ttnc

Little had bceen advivied to

LttUe dnfted in and

one

and two brothers.

in the

was

In April, he

(201)874-3118
Class Volunteeris)

granddaughter, his mother, two sisters

meal iuid tinned

said

Shirley Redline; two daughters. Julie

Fenstermacher and Susan

Kcpub

mud hut and

in a

discovered thai

cost V4.000.

Uoyd

Davidhetser.

Surviving are his wife, the former

in

I

I

So Little

later

lana

Representative:

Richard R.

Swakopmund. near the coastal city
Bay
"An hour bo|ore was to leave, gut
the ]nh." iiilr said Hr has u guurun-

Saint

Ncwlniigli.

at

and

ing to Namibia to guard agamsl ma-

Scale

University.

bush

f
of the worst places

mining conccin

o( Walvis

leed

us

take a course ol medicine before go-

Western Maryland College and

a doctorate in education at

com

subsisting on a

malana

'59 of

vice.

of Namibia, living

He

his wife, the former

He and

Chambcrsburg died on June 2 at age
60. He was an administrator in the
Chambcrsburg Area School District,
retiring in

tic

Jersey as a supervisor/teacher in

in the

die northeast panhandle ol the

30
in

World countnes He was

signed to a small village

business education

champion.

Thomas Fenstermacher

organization that provides educators

*6I has retired

I'ouiulaiion. a private

coming to nitMimshurg,
was diiectoi of admissions

(iaiinoii Uliiveisily in l-'nc

in

in Janu-

United States

ary, having signed on with a nonprofit

three years at Coblcskill.

Shields "65, live

C.

L

"

feci great

Little left the

for Third

33 years

"I

iclcphonc

ii

.il

been

of udmissioiis

Piioi lo

Little run into

tlounshing

and I'm having u juhhJ

ptH)l.

interview

Marian

James H. Kitchen

is

lime," Little. ^8. said in

Huttenstme. Joan Welliver

after

became a regional and

i)n

tiom t9K6

that lime has

and since

tissoi latc diiecloi

1961

Fame. He coached track and field at
Middletown for 2 years. He was also
1

to leuve.

Representative:

Class Volunteeris)

ducted into the Capital Area Chapter
of the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of

Sevend days betore he was

the coast of that west Afri

school

for details.

tional power-lifting

tliu'c loi ol

adiiiissKiiis ut ltltHim?>l)iirg

The 35th year reunion will be held
on Homecoming Weekend. October
21-23. The class dinner will be held

later

scuah for tt
wus not success

ful

to 19*K1,

He

serving us interim

is

dirrt lor ol uilinissions

John J Tralben 68. and Peg Trathen

'79.

Tavlor

Gillette

Phillips l)t>le 28.

Bachman

39. Judith

Mary Ann

Barbara

^ were

l'ntver\tt\

cenUy moved inuj dieir new golf counc
home in die Hunter's Creek section of
His cuneni plans are u> play
swim, walk, uavel and spend considerable time with his two grand-

Orlarulo
golf,

daughters

who hve

nca/foy

Page 17

CIa

n o

s s

t e s

1963
Hepresenlative;

hernie Oanegan

Way

Off Jen

/.i

0743V

Offdenshuffi.

(20/)fi27'5J47
lax: 20I H27 60S3

Claw Volunfferfst: Jamey S Case.
Uorhura feehnfi CmweH. Huhard
Hohrvr. Cary Slaikhouse. Nel\on A.
Swarl\. lirnur Oanrj^an

Barnett

1964
Heprrsi-nlative:

directs

Shuba

lirnest K.

Honi ynuin Rmid
Hrmmf!ton. NJ (m22
lf>

Career
Center
Curo)

Clai.\ Volunteer(sy

rlii-

has hccn

She succeeds Ibni

The MMi year reunJun

[mdunal search.
Duvictt,

Harnctl

who

aid.

anic lo Mloomfiburt;

l

C

for di'lalh.

She served

as assisiaiil diiecior

Vincrnl

K (;iloltl

more than 20

(or

since 1981.

SKA

*64,

an appraiser

years, has earned the

nienibeiship designation and has

been

adriiilieit to

nicmbcrshtp

in

A Realioi

since 1974, he

is

currently

with OverliHik Realty in U-highton

He

holds a master s degree in business
education.

1965
I40H

P.

Shrran

Pnor

Court

MD 20V06

Anthony

consulting business.

He earned

master's degree

University of

f)

J.

Cerza

Ijim aster Drive

at the

Mary Bush Mullen
Class Volunteerfs): Jack Mulka. Alice

master's degree

Koch Cromwell. Ken Cromwell. Bill
Perru ott. Diane Un h Hanzell. Cliff
Maurer Diane Maurer

versity in

Memphis State UniDecember 1993. She is

m Tipton County.

Tennessee.

Mary and her husband. Al.

cel-

William H. HurTman *66 rcpons

ebrated their 25th wedding anniversary

that his oidesi daughlct. Jtniy.
gradu-

August. They are parents of two
sons. Bobby, a junior at the
University

She works

at

Hospital

Btwtliwyn.

in

the Conchcster

Animal

John W. Kerllsh '66. director of
human resources at Kuntz Lcsher
Siegnsi

&

Martini,

Member

was named "Out-

of the Year" by the

Umcaster County Association of Human Resource Management

Kenneth

F.

Smith *67 has been

re

Recip-

'66 earned a

at

teaching fifth grade

Class Volunteeris): Peggy Bums.
Jim

Pegg. Jack Wise

a

(201)922-0039

standing

Burbarn Czvpukaitis "65 has been
named tnana^icr ol Weichen KcaltorN'

resource

elected to the Board of Governors
of
the New York State Insurance

m

of Tennessee at Knoxville. and
Gary, a
sophomore in high school.

rocal, a self-insunng

84 school distncts

body comprising

in the state.

He

He earned a master's degree at the
Umversity of Scranlon and also earned
a certificate of advanced
study at
Scranton Umversity.

He is married to the former Elaine
DeSanto, They live in Mahopac, N.Y.

Representative:
Representative:

Robert E. Boose
942 West State Street

Thomas Lemon

R.

LW2 Susan Drive

Trenton.

Lansdale. PA 19446

NJ 08618

(609) 989-7435

i2l5) 363 SS93

Class Volunteeris):

Yardley

Barbara, a licensed
real estate professional
tor
1 years, is

David Bowen.

1

a licensed broker

and

liolds the

Gradu

ate Realtor Institute's
professional

Mulka
#2 post

fills

in

Kalherine Mulka has

oftlce

;ifter

serving as counselor on

a tempt^rary basis.

She has also held various teaching
and administrative positions

in aira

school distncts.
Katherine. a

member of the

Barbara

is

married and has (wo sons

Ann Marie Cesurini Haspen '65 is
teaching third grade at St
Bonilacc
Schwl

in

Wilkes-Hanr

husband. Richurd

(;.

She and her

Raspen

piuvnts of adaughlcr. Jean,
ated fixini BUxnnsburg in
let^

m

'72, ;uv

who gradu
1993,

Jeiui

June to join the Peace Corps
in

Camaroon, Africa.
Class

of 1968, also earned a maziter's
degree at B.U.

Page 18

1989.

Wax named

She joined the admissions
statT in 1988 as assistant

director

She has five >ean. of expenence as
an office manager with another
real

company She w as an assvx-iate
with Weichert Realtors frvmi 198S
lo

acting asswiatc director ot
admissions.

des

i^nation
j

estate

admissions

Durham, N.C.

'JTL^C^'^t''"':^^^^
86aiuihu.h.

jLT^^^U

^'^^^^^^

Mane Jarzenbovicz

^Mt^rofwraffrin

Tract Maisko Daley
^^^^^ti^nderson, Ibi. Miller,

i

\/uor7noy
Weltons.

is

assistant superintendent for business
of
the Briarcliff Manor School Distncl.

1968

1967

Class \blunteeris): AlexM. Kozlowskt,
l imhi R Shiveh

m

human

Scranlon.

NJ 07712

Ocean.

(mnH7h62H9

ollue

to joining the firm five years

ago. John had a private

.V

Fof!fiv (iltn

Silver Spring.

1966
Rfprvsfnialivf

ated Irom the Universiiy of Pcnnsylv;mia Vetennanan School in May 1 99

/iifiriwcniative:

U

67.

and Jackie Shemanski.

the

Appraisal Institute,

Carl

Jon Ac klex

will Ih- held

iisfiiMani tlitctlui of Tinancml

ofUic Career Development C'enlcr

fiends altendmg a dmner m Ruhmond on Manh
included R
Miriam Ackley. Paul ( Tim) Brazil '7S. Candace
Nahodil Donacln
6H. Mur,e! Rmard Hanley '40. Gad Hurst Howerlon
81. Mark Howerton Jo
seph Kalkowsky '77. Harnel Kocher 39. Ue Unn -74.
Valerie Monieith 77.
DavtdOxley. Usetle Savage Oxley '76. Lynne Runner.
Joseph Shenmnski 5^

Va.

Hcsei.

on Homecumlng Wivkend, (K-t»l»er
21-23. Make your holtl/niotcl rescTvatloas now, und watch the mall

retired hml Dcceiiibcr

1978 a\

Virginia

y

( otuini

named

Carcct l)cvc|{)pincnt

(nlliiwiii^ a

7H2-f{6/9

Richmond,
Paul

llii/ticll

dirccuir oi

Ccnlcr

tWH)

j

Alumni
awards

Classnotes

presented

Alumnus named
Hugh Dempsey

Zr^t^rr
Vaucan
restore the

'70 has been

s

named excufve

director of the

newly

^-"^-n- -^'CH nuses money L%TJL.

anisuc treasures

The following an,cle wa. wTinen
by Ann Rodgeis-Melmck
Gazette newspaper in Piruburgh
anoeni

new Vatican

to

for ihe

Posr

artists are

crying out for Hugh Dcinpsey
s help
he corjs.der. those who toil for
the faith in slums and war
zones
Dempsey readUy notes that h.s work
lacks an element of heroic
vmue
I don t want to
make >t sound hke I'm irymg to replace
Mother
Teresa, he sa.d. But he
does beheve h.s efforts are a
rehg.ous callmg
Preserving the Vaucan s cultural
treasures "s fed nght mto the
ve^
ong n of our fauh. because our faith
,s about love of and
for people and

The museums

really

house

civilizations.

The Vatican Mu.seums encompass 13
sepantc museums,
farnous of which IS al.so a worship
site: the Sistine
Chapel

Bu money

staff

and

building renovations must conic from
elsewhere
Japan's Nippon Television network

Michelaiigelo
isn

t

system

m

art

m

In

one of the major

the holdings are in dire need
of restoration
as great as there was for the
restoration of Michelangelo's

paintings in the SisUne Chapel." he said.

Some renowned paintings have become "inaccessible
many of their details are obscured." he reported.

so

money

to

expertise at restoration, but only

its

pay for

when

it

can find the

it.

Dempsey. 45. is somewhat amazed that
dus usk should have
him. He was raised in a traditional
Insh-Catholic

m

in Falls

County, where he regularly had to chase
cows off the play-

One major

He made his
Dempsey Group, a management

m Republican

Judgmem"

task

Plus, there are

consulting finn.

He

The Catholic Church has long tapped Dempsey

also has been active

fund-raising expertise

Greeasburg diocese and

St.

Museums began

to build an

is

three yeais

Moiuiied as YiKiiig Aluinnn oi

There

Class ol ly?!)

nicawmd was

by alumiii who

withm

luivc giadualcd

Uic past 2^ years

someday acquire a cunent popemobile
l9HOs Mercedes dune buggy version
or the Chevrolet
in

August

Denver

in

is

m get

Honorary alumni

v

into. "

restoration

and planned

ol ihcir nervier to

itir

recognition

in

univcrstry

Walker, vice inrsMlrni

I,.

adviincrmcrit rmerilus. iind

coitservaiion laboratory a

where the S.stine Chapel

men

John

he said

wqh

hIjiIum

conferred on two

Kobert

Pflffer. former IVolcKlanl cumpuit

wa- researched

niinisicr

relatively inexpensive prnjccls are
also available

annor

in the

papal military

museum

is

Restoring a
a very manageable

VoluntocFN of Yt'ur

Pittsburgh patrons have taken on the
restoration of two statues
a bust
of Julius Caesar and a larger- than -life rendering
of Neptune being tended
by cherubs - for a combined total of \ 5.(XK)
"I see this fund raising, in five
years, as really becoming a major,
major
help to the museums." Dempsey said.

riic "Voluiiiccr ol the
I

was presented
(aniily.

"And although a great deal of (this w<.rk) is financial,
it also
planning So many of die people who gu to
the museums arc
see a tremendous interest

on

the port of the

"

reslniclurcd

ilie

museums

in

bemg

user

management of hu company %a he can

a long

a

little in

way from

Falls

awe of

ii

ail

Elementary School." he

bourd

IJfi'

Kitliurd

tlie

Die lumily

Ixliigli Valley

ol

I-..

member

(.riiiHs.

(

lass of

was designated a lilc member
Alumni Hoard in rcc(»gnHion

r>4y.

•

ibcre."

hisn of

of Directors

Museum*

m

Carole

very active in

(

Hlll.Cli,,^,,!

Alumni Committee, and Joanne is
member of the Alumni Board

'll will

still

Year" award

llerrlioll

also a

I

Ffjumlalion
take a great deal of time because there
is a great deal ul travel
mvolved. said Dempsey. who has visited the Vaijcai.
five limes this year
"I see myself at some point later
life spending more time

t.ilhpr.

.ind hei iiioihci,
IS

rlic

including Joanne,

her

involves

Aincritans

u>

tlic

of 14 yean of nervtce.

taid.

Vinceni

Rc'tirin}{

directors

Ihc (ollowiiig retiring directors

were rct«grii/ed

Rhea Sirausser Klapprodt. Betty Ruth
Luchak. John J. Trathen

'

Eniech Engineering Inc. as office manager She most recently held adrmnis-

and training posiuons in manufactunng and financial services.
trative

Harold Albertson *68 has been mducied mio die Pennsylvama American
Legion Hall of Fame
Danville's

He

has coached

Amencan Legion

baseball team for 22 years

Post

40

His teams

have compiled a 314-115 record dur-

mg that

1969
Represenlatne

time-

Naocy Machusick

She earned a master's degree
Kutztown University.

*68 has joined

Sandra Ekberg Brown
2177 Rebecca Drive
Hatfield.

ill 5) 368-2784

Ken Schnure

21

at

The ZSlh year reunion vrill be held
on Homecoming Weekend, fictober

Make your

5

W. lialfovo

horreitai Drive

Hear

OE 1970}

im) H34

1964

Curtis

R English 56 of Siroudsburg,
Nancy Feher Edwards

1992- 1993;

*70 fjf Bloomsburg. 1988-1994.
Richard Howenstinc "76 of Camp
Hill. I99(J- 1994;

and John M, Walker

'89 of Pittsburgh. 1992-1994.

hotel/motel rev

ervatiom now, and watch the mail
for detaib.

lo I W4. John S Scrnngc •53 of BhKimsburg. 1987-1994.

Hrprexentattve:

John

Ruth Dugaii Smcal

W of nioornsburg, who served from

m%

1970

Class Volunteerisf: Pamela Hanczyc.
Jess Kresge.

21-23.

ilic

ICdwurds.

t'uisiaiuling acliicvciiient oi
service

die inuseuni can

-sute-of-thc art studio

"It's

l-Vlicr

established in I»)K^ to iccogm/e

Hie same week the

endowment, which

a papal garage that I w.iuld love
California patrons subsidize the niuseum*'

Some

was Nunty

Yeiu'

for lite unveiling of (he

Chapel

Aluiima of Year

Youiij;

the mu«uni. now lack
specific restoration projects for
which he seeks

many

nioomsburj

Hoiiorury Alumni

For now, he's
s

m

piolessions. in servue to

Dniversiiy or lo huinaiikiiid
the Vatican

in the Sisiine

give high pnonly to the VaUcan

politics.

In addition to local projects for the

His

^

sponsors.

Dempsey has
other paths

educaUon and then to
fortune as owner and chief execuUve officer
of The

business

"""^'^

I

estabhshcil to luinoi alumni
who
distinguish iheiiiselves
their

Vatican announced his app.),nimcni
as executive dirccioi of the
luuiula

fncndly

ground.

Time and circumstance have since led him down
From elementary education he moved to college

^''^'''^

who have

hunufcl mikc the awards were
'MS llie award was

cicairdin

1

fallen to

family
northeastern
Pennsylvania, but attended public schools
and was never an altar boy In
college, he studied education and
child psychology, not art. His first job
was as a first-grade teacher and principal in a
three-room school

Wyoming

said

I«)^7.

riiey

loinal tot Muhviduals

undertaking, he said.

The Vatican has

demonstrated

their

tion

single piece of
to scnitiny

church) w.U.

tx-rii

pickup truck His Holiness used

a distinguished

m

is

Novolney.CIassol
(for the

ApnI. he led 250 Amcncans lu the
Vatican

- perhaps the

some of the museums,

The need

I'Hlwn

Albertson Chupniun, Class uf
and Dr. Pulriclu .Sxakulun

restoration projects.

and

professor at Duquesne University.
Labnola. who teaches interdisciplinary
courses
an and literature, has led field tnps to the
Vaucan Museums
In

Dns ycai\ lecipu-nis of the
Alumni AssiK lalion's Distmguishrd
Seivkc Awaids wcie CoUmel

men .„d women from

ago with a suggestion from a close
(r.end with strong ties to the
museums
In the time since, he s worked
with patron groups in cities and
states
across North Amenca building
support for various preservation and

whole airflow

Albcn Labnola.

OistinKiiished SiTvice

an expert on KhhI and Daig Admiiuswho works lor Vasco, Iiu m I ox Cluj^el.
,s a IVsby.e
Yet she has been .o.ally Mippon.ve
ol h.s cllurts. Dempsey

Dempsey hopes

the entire world." said

P->P'^

l
JorPaul'n"''
Dempsey s invoKemenl with

utilities

Art experts agree.

coUections of

Day

That

sa.d

we are intent upon preserving these works
for
we must do this. This is ancient an housed
in very old
Dempsey said.
hou.se "without a doubt,

Dempsey

'

the chapel. If

The Vatican Museums

Aeon

York

.Sepulchre

to, bringing

do more than average

His wife Ruey (Class of

most

future generauons.

buildings.

tooim

HoU

S.v,«l

tralion regulations

restored "last

likely to notice, the project
"'involved redoing the

t**^

m Ne«

Cathe^iml

communities u..o the active service
of the

I

pev^ple teel called to

underwrote the famed restoration of
S.sUne Chapel masterpieces. Although
the general public

s

" P^'-"tul

resources iuid their time."

They also

for preservation, restoration,
acquisitiions. exhibits

^'''""'"n
s

—

were among those honored at the
annual awauls iliiuiei on Alumni

Joining the Kn.ghLs of Malta
"was pmbahly the most significant

battled deficits for years

Entrance fees from two million
lounsts a year pay for

teacher

'"^"""^ ""^'^'"^

?uh
rhhurchu
atnolic C

museum of contemporary art. a tapestry
museum and a carnage
museum featunng modes of papal transportation
through the ages
Although the museums are a part of
the Holy See. they receive no
money from the papal treasury, which
has
include a

T

T^T'"

nan
the

"

^1 h. of Malta and the Kmghts ol the
Knights

t.

Ifsnoijusia

picture gallery."

post

1 Preservation
and
r.l Committee ol St Patnck

TiLt^

When

civihzalions.

T

d^J^

ITiiee alumnae - a Marine
colonel, a California schiHil
superinlendcnt and a BKH>msbuig

Class Valunteerdt
Ru hard L
Btngaman. Nancy Feher Edwards.
Vuki Gross.

i

Continued on Page 20}

CuuU Rogers Htppensttel

PA 19440
Page 19

Award

Classnotes

recipients
(Continued from Page 19)

Past president
who served

Scrimgcour.

as

prcsidcnr of ihc Association tot

Miniature golf course memorial to daughter

1993-1994. waj. jjivcn Ihc pml
prcsidcnl's plaque.

Now

in her eighth year as a

suptnnlcndcnl

The following artic le about Thonuu R. FUeger
*7t was wntten by Vicki
TerwdligerforThc Potts ville Republican newspaper
)
Thomas K Hccger strategically positions the
waterfalls and

Novotney

Patricia S.

in the

school

sandlraps at
miniature golf course to challenge every player
However, losing a 14- year old daughter to cancer
was one expencnce
Flccger ncvcrs wants anyone else to encounter

community's successful drive

lor

area's schiMjj

tlic

"He aiways

new

his

Tcinccula area

of Cahlomia. Novolncy led the
unification of

else happened,

wa*

lenenng

schools serving about
in kindergarten

I . I

(W

was «ck. we had so much support from the
community
monetarily and spintually We were looking
for a way to help pay the com-

sludcnt.s

schools and serves more than lO.CXX)
children in grades kindergarten

all chil-

dren

Woman

I
Valley Miniature Golf
Mecget. 45. purchased the Tn Valley Ircai
along Route 25 in Valley View in November
1991 and
started building the course this March
This year marks the 10th anniversary

restaurant's founding, according to
Fleeger
the name the same, although several

She received

Krista had

in

elementary education from
Chapman College m Orange.

was up

California, aiul a doctoiate in

ing to buy

hu.s

adjunct professor at I'epperdinc
University in Irvine and at the

Her husband
Novotney

is

piH)ls of

cream stand
on her way home from school

as he tours his minialuie golf
course, pointing to the inviting

Npl«.sh in (he

Chapman

water a

That's

why

the kids like

They don't care about

little bit

it

the

ol the event has not been fmali/cd

o( the

Ilus

Navy. Colonel

many

the military justice system as
a judge,

defense council and instmctoi.
As u
military judge m the Miu^inc
Corps

Court of Military Review, she
was
lead or participating judge

unit will

Knsta was

years in

m 4,0(X1

the hospital

use

in

,t

is

for children to

care, her father said

be hospitalized

them laugh and allow them fun time
away from
Volunteer^ will be provided to help
patients around the course

can

while they

three other children

Steven, nine; and Michelle, eight

BhH.mshurg and graduated

P;miela n,ajored

visit

Pamela

m elementary cducati'o'n

a.

the College of William
imd Mmy
Wilhamsbuig. Va.
She has been awanleil the

1-he two younger children spend
many of their afternoons at the restaurant
ana the golf course

in

Meritorious Service Medal with
two
gold stiirs in lieu of second iuid

third

awards, the Navy Commendation
Medal, the Mentonous Unit

Commendation,

the

the National Defense
Serv ice

While
she was

wife

at his

news he was

m

m May

She was

mamcd on May 21

Norfolk. Virginia

daughter's bedside at and hospital and
re-

"He didn't talk to cither of us about il. Krista cried and
was a little mad
because she wanted to start training with Tom."
Mrs. Fleeger said.
Mrs, Fleeger said Knsta wanted to learn to
race. She also loved to cook
and had considered being either a chef or
a vetennarian, her mother said
"It gave us something to do after
she was gone You need seomething
lo
go on," Mrs. Recger said of the restaurant.
Enghsh teacher Jack Hert has known Recger
for 20 years. He said Reeger
has an excellent rapport with students
and staff.
"He's the kind of person that will go
out of his way for others He's very
low-key and doesn't thnve on notonety."
Herb said.

Reeger was

also a fonner chief negotiator
for the Tri-Valley Education

It

was more

I

was

negotiating for the

drafted than volunteered." he
said of his 12 years
union.

70-member

Recgcr's personality also made him an
easy choice for the negotiator's

job. according to

Herb

"He's more than able

He has a quick mind and can deal with
impromptu

but also long-range planning."

Herb

m North Carolina m

1974.

said

Despite wanting to spend more
Umc at the hospital with his daughter
R«ger continued to serve as negotiator
1991
He scheduled contract"
talks late in the cvcmng so
he could be with Knsta dunng
the day
the
summer and his wife could stay with
her at

m

m

night

Although he realized
in the

his position may not be a
popular one with everycommunity. Reeger kept negotiating.
His tenure was marked by

had discussed his quitting
the negotiations, but
Kn'^ta w^Ted
Knsta
h"'to stay on board. Knsta died
wanted him
before she could see the

results of her father's labors.

and now
«iiunow

"My

kids u am to be the numageiN.
so I tell them they are." he said
Michelle and Steven hug their
father as they get off the sch.x.l
bus He
hs en. a, Miche le tells aK^ut a
fnend's sluml^r party and offer,
her dad
suggestion on where to place a mountain
goat on the golf cour>ie
We ve already had something so temble
happen to us that if anvthing

Vickl Gross '70 and George
mamed on June 2^.
199,1 They live at Lcespon
R.D 1.

Sprewsscr were

star-

54-acre

medical

selling the farm.

Aft«

lus 7 .10 a

m

to 3

30 p.m.

shift at the

star,'

Medal

been business manager for ihe
Jim
Thorpe Area School District
since
1977.

named an Outstanding

(Continued on Page 21)

She fonneriy was branch
manager at
Consolidated Mortgage
Corporation
and at Century Mortgage
Corporation.

Boyd T. Reiser Jr.

'70

is

deceased

WiUiani McEhnoyle *70 (M)
has
Page 20

left his

Navy Unit

Conunendation. the Sea Service
Deployment Ribbon with bamze
with bronze

hvcs

1

installed

1969 and a juns doctor degree
rom
the Manihall-WyUie School
of Law at
f

A bout

NY

0 years ago. Fleeger was in a racing accident where he got banged
up and broke his ann. his wife said. However, he
continued to race until his
daughter became ill in July 1991

one

to rest or receive intravenous
treatments
Flecger and his wife, Patncia.
have

of education

Hloomsburg University

diiricult

is also medically
accessible, which
ramps and will have beds available
for children to
He said he wants to open his home to
cancer patients so that they

means he has
bave a place

at

Geismger and received excellent

date

u they request assistance, he siud,
Fleeger's house near the restaurant

opinions.

degree

how

The

said he wants to see

cases and has authored 1^ [luhhshed
and more than KXl unpublished

She earned a inaMcr

treated at

Fleeger reali/es

He

970s. and was student council advisor

.

TTiey'II be able to

their scores." Flecger

summer, cancer patients from Geisinger
Medical Center's pediatric
have a chance to putter on Fleeger's
course He plans to close the
greens to the public for one day to allow
the children a day to play

Albertson has served

1

Association.

the fishing nets

Currently president of the Physical
Evaluation Board, a comiwnent of

Department

in the early

Meadows m Pittsburgh. Rosccroft, Md and Yonkers.
"Knsta used to go with mc. She loved the horses." he said.

turned with the

name

laughed

Eileen A.

Tn-Valley

delphia, the

water

We've got

Dr. Jerruld

at

'

He gnns

University of Southern Caliloniia.

coach

20 years

Fleeger

kept

we're here. he said.
His l«th-holc course consumes 14.000
square feet behind the restaurant
Natural obstacles like waterfalls, sand
traps and ponds offer hackers
an inviting view at every turn

served as an

with children, perhaps because of his
said he always enjoyed playing sports,
four years in college baseball He served as a football
and baskethit

bills.

we told her wc were goand she was happy." Recger said "Ifs
mostly because of her

that

Los

in

over." she

Hecgcr

1

Iwfore she died,

It

If not. we'll just start

He owned 7 standard bred harness horses but put them and
his
m Spnng Glen up for sale in !99! lo help pay his daughter's

the restaurant and ice

.-icen

for sale

"A week

management from

Pcpperdine University

they would consider using Knsta's

if

OK.

fann

people had asked

the family

master's degree

a

He

things worlt out,

A fellow teacher. Harold Frantz of Pine Grove, got Fleeger interested in
harness racing about 20 years ago Franlz is now retired.
Fleeger raced at Pocono Down>> in Wilkes-Barre. the Liberty
Bell in Phila-

of the

on education. ManuKtnn (lumfie and
Dynamics of luUu uimnal Uatirr-

Angeles. She

own

as his

Course

of the

Year in Tcmccula in I9K9 (or her
work with the Coalition for Adequate
School Housing and the Rotary Club
Novolncy has wntien two books

institutional

community

in the

On Sunday he opened the n

through twelve.

xhtp.

Krista

munity back." said Plecgcr. of Valley View.
Like any well attuned father. Mecgcr saw
children in the area searching
for fun and wanted to provide them
with a recreational outlet Family and
fncnds portray Flccger as a man who "adopte"

through eighth grade.

Today, the Icmct ula Valley Unified
School Districi cncompajiscs 10

She was named

ball

for

"When

1985. a district which had iwo

if

sense of adventure

after

venture

in

said

Fleeger seems to be a natural

own

.

She joined the
Tcmccula Union Schwil District
districts in 1989.

"He's the calmer of us

said of her husband's driving spirit.

the loss of his daughter. Knsta J in
October 1991. that the
Tn-Valley High School business teacher
embarked on his latest business
It

significant." Mrs. Flccger said

it's

two.

Lovey Ibmlnosky '70 is branch
manager of Countrywide Funding
Corporation

s office

m

Trtxlcrtown.

She

IS

also a graduate of tfw
Anthony

School of Real Estate

'

in

San Diego

high school. Fl=e«r spends

Award

Classnotes

recipients
{CtWinuetl frttm Page 20}

1971

Woman of An»enc«.

Rfpresentative:

by the llliK>insburg

Alumni
V»i

L

[h\ightAckermun
Rupp. Boh Rupp

Thomas

D. Blackwell *7I

and

se

day.

Game

March 26

the three-man

AA

Stale

she

Chapnmn.

Richard T. Duffy *7I has been

reading/social studies teacher at
Hanover Area High School since 1 976

He earned elementary cemfication
at

in 1993.

Charlotte, are the

parents of two children. Tara. 21. and
live in Ashley.

pleted 23 years of leaching at the Si,

Clair Elementary School

husband.
children:
il;

She and her

Bill '69. are parents
Bill. 16;

of four

Bryn. 14; Michael,

and Janna, seven.

They

live in

ning case study team, involving a bank
merger of two trust departments

He has been with
smce April 1991

First

He

Columbia
lives

in

his daughter. Kelly,

and son, Josh

Columbia Bank

in

a three-

1972

accepted as a

air pairnts ol a daughter,

lulward-s

Jaum

Hush.

Kim

lniihliil .iiul

it

active iiieiiitvr ol the Aluriiiii lloaid
ol Directors since I9HH. serving as

Vickaburg

sicians.

SeviMtn. and they have two children,

Presidential Seiiri h Coiiiniiitrc

Hrm.

resulted in ihr iip|xiintinrn( ol

After graduating from Bloomsburg.

he continued studies
vcrsity

He

and

at

at

ter in

Danville

the Geisinger Medical Cen-

Louis County

at St

Class Valunieeris): Nancy Bohr. Carol

J.

Krzykwa

'72 has been

promoted

deputy

to

Louis

usftisiuni

and Deputy

Chief Finumiul OMiccr

in ihc

U

Vcietans Atlairh

(i(

ovn

recting a Maff of

ISO. he

stair.

Arts dcpaiiinciii

deparlmenl's accounting opeiuiionK,

homeopathic medicine and vitamin
therapy. He most recently received

including a finance center

jnd

Icalih

Inlrinicdiale Unit

He

als«i

I

manager

wrvci on

and was

He earned on MBA degree at Cicorge
Mason Univcnity
He and hi« wife. iIk f Ihey

nf

induc tion (oinmiKee

two ihitdicn

M. Weriz

Jurtc Mi at

a\f.r

*72 of Sunhury diwl

72

Alwi

a

graduate

of the hanville Schl of Nur*ing. ihc

was a registered nur^te at Sunbury
Community HoKpilal until her retire
She wsu atw> a nurw
(he Shikellamy Schfx)l DiU/ict

rikenl in

for

In 1979. the

of Ihc

was Bimcov'k "Mother

m

(he district regarding the

new I'SSA

lenling

Slie In a mrinltrr of ihc l*rini ipal's

Advisory

CommiUce and

committee

lo

Harrmm, two

daughters. Margaret S

Karen L Keith,

reviK and

oti

I^nig and

five grandchildren,

or>e btcp-grandchild,

two

fttep-gjeat-

grandchildren. and her Mepmother

dedication of (he

new

'35.

itie

She

IS

adviMfr to the \cht)t}V»

student newspaper and yearb«K)k, and

she has served as secretary of the
HIiMiriishurg

Area liducalion

AswKialion
son of

ilic

which

Iielps

Act

\()\

m

chairper-

Advisory Board,

economically and

educationally disadvantaged students
10 obtain a college education

Active

women

and Euphemta GUmore Yeager

miildic school

scIkmiI dlstrKl's cenlciifiial

in the

PHO.

community, she

She

is

assists

young

to obtain a college education.

also a

member of Delta Kappa

Gamma and Ecu
{

is

a philanthropic

organi/^lKm which

'72

program

and Ihe cornrnrmoraiion nf

active in

Alumni and frunds altendtng a dinner ui Orlando. Fla.. on March 14 included
Martha Skerda Carpenur 70 June Evangetuta. Larry Evangeluia '34. Cltni
Gattry^Edna Berkh^iser Gone, 27. Mary Ann Pouioi Lrvtne '72. Phil Leviru

the steering

inipri;vc the

the committees for the

At the universiiy, she

Yea/"

Surviving are a wjn,

is

elementary and middle scImioI

diblnct'h middle schiKil

live in Virginia,

lx>U

She

ies|>onsihle (or in scrvu ing all

She served

on

She

Ihe dulricl'a itrutegic

'

(eat hers

velupiDcnl Limipany

/^paick. are parcnis

(rallies

planning C4)miniltce and the teacher

ranbpof

(or a Mrfiwore dc-

in-

Mastery

in llie

served as nianiiger nl

financial sy%lrms for Irlrrtrl

her

leaLhing program which our dikimt

j

a prufcci

She also

ihe Madrliiir llunicr

III

retpjircs for all riew leuchcra

Huiiiiin Srr

vices and (he l>cpiirtiiwrnl of
(atlon

In

among

nihcr leaiheis ititnugtioiil (he

AuHiin,

was a finam i,il manager
f

Nancy

program dealing with
iiitrgi,i(rd lrarniii}{ and is pint t>l a
group (hat presents (he piogrmn to

ccnificd public accountuni, he

l>cp.tft[iiciil ul

rliaii|ter-

aiigiiagc

I

serviie

pari

f
Hlli

Ue\ycd U> develop an

.She

I>eers

Tcxaji

A

I

at the llliMjniNhurg

ScIuhiI,

re

(man

therapy, disc dislracliim technique,

Amencan Red

.iiul

recogni/rd as a leader

benrliK finance

iri

(lie

and

s|K-i lallM

Area Middle

inanagcmeni sysiemN. (inumiul

in(egnty review

which
l)i

I>i

lui.<»

sponsibiliiy (or (he dcpiiMnirnt'\
cial

leading

son nl (he Krading

S

operations bused in Chicago, and the

Cross 'Protect Your Buck" program
Kr/ykwas has a practice in

A

wretary

for Financial Managrnieiii

nl the

iiiriiit>ri

presidrti( nl HIiHiiiishuig Univcisiiy,

'72 ha* been

tion in acupuncture, biofeedback

instructor sutus for the

Kishbaugh Bowen. Bob Figlock

Edward

in St

Logan

Since then, he has earned certifica-

11946 Artery Drive

liouts ol service as a

S

'arol

II

Frank W. Sullivan

Departnicni

Coltcge of Chiropractic

M. Jacqueline Feddock

and Mark.

14.

(

Jessica SIedj(r Kii/Iull as

Mis&oun

obtained practical, technical cupe

riencc

Umon County
He IS mamcd Uy (he lor iiici
in

Buckncll Uni

the University of

chiropractic degree from the

Represeniaiive-

Outing

the past yeai. she nave nuinilrss

member of the Penn
sylvania Academy of Chiropracuc Phyfull

In 1977 he obtained his diKtor of

school in banking con-

Orlando, Fla.

luiu h

C

l-dwaids has l»cen

Harr^ Jenkms 42. Uhhy Ken hu-tky W,lltam Krn htukv
41.
Rush. John Shellenherger 34. and Mrs John Shellenhrrxer

Hospiial-

*7I. assistant

Bloomsburg. has completed

summer

Thompson was facilitaiorof the win-

Fairfax.

tryst officer at First

year

Association.

VA 22030
{703) 222-0730

Polls VI He.

John R. Thompson

and

luisbaiul. Hilly

seircluiy for several yearn

ducted by the Pennsylvania Bankers

Bloomsburg with

Joy Novak Evans '71 has com-

'

'

University of Scranton in 1981

They

Itci

Nuiuy K'luT

assistant
principal
of
Tunkhannock Area High School, Prior
to coming lo Tunkhannock. he was
a

Scan, 18

non

a

.

Katla

named

Marywood College
He and his wife.

is

liu

certiticil l«> s|>eaker in the

II

She and

Championship Game be-

and his principal's certificate

IS

United MeihtHlisi

that rcferecd the

tween Ahquippa and Cartwndalc.

at the

She

Amis

pntfil inissiitn ouiieacli ageiu
y.

Hcrshey on SaturHe was the referee for
in

crew

uneiiih a iiieiuhci ol (he

Is I

pre.sidcn( ol OiK-n

Icctedlo officiate the PI AABaskcihall
State Final

litis

on (he evangelism conuiultre

seiscil

udnntiisitadvr btiaid
tta.s

Annandale.

in

active tn the Dulin UniictI

IS

MrlhtKlisi Chuiih. whcie she

Class Volunieensf

Sandy

Uitiver:ttty

comnuiiutv

she

,

Year

ol the

AvsiH-iAtion

In her

{7/7)684-8733

she was

In 198

^oung Atunum

nanic
WiUiam H. Cluley
6/ BrunsH u k Lane
Palmyra. PA 17078

Sigma

Phi.

Continued an Page 22)

Page 21

Award

Classnotes

recipients
(Continued from Page 21)

She has also served as a school

Columba School

director for the St
in

Bloomsburg.

Her husband

is

1973
Representative:

Timothy D. Hartman
P.O. Box 466

Edward G.

Edwards. Class of 1973.

Lahaska. PA 18931
(215) 297-0253

John L. Walker
Vice president for advancement
emeritus. Walker retired in 1993 after

Doug McClintock

to the university.

28 years of service

Dunng

Class Volunteeris):

numerous

his tenure, he held

David Burgess *73 recently co-

positions at Bloomsburg. including

authored and edited a book published

executive assistant to the president,

by the American School Counselor
Association, entitled Quality Leader-

assistant to the vice president for

student

life,

ship and the Professional School Coun-

associate dean of

students, and director of admissions.

Well-versed
tion,

in historic

he was instrumental

in

ciples of Total Quality

in selecting

into public education.

Carver Hall, the Fenstemaker

in

and civic

membership

on the architectural review board of
the Town of Bloomsburg.
Bloomsburg Revitalization Inc.. and
the

Columbia County Economic

ginia

is

University,

commissioned

president and

for the State

chief operating

Appeal Drive.
This past February he was

officer.

recipient of a lifetime achievement

ously was se-

award, presented by the Middle

nior

He

Bill

USX

in

a
at

the University of

ance

in

Steven Boughter *74 is a waterways conservation officer in Snyder-

three in Italy,

Umon- Northumberland

hill skiing,

counties.

When not traveUng. he enjoys down-

George E. Cook '74 teaches
ogy and

life

biol-

science at WiUiamspori
lives in

Mont-

Kanouse

KYW-TV Channel 3 news crew which
Peattie

Hamburg. NJ 07419
1201)827-7389

his wife, Diana, are the par-

two children. They
Ridgewood Park. Millersburg-

live in

was

March
Pat.
at

Class Volunteerfs): Steve Andrejack.
Joe Geiger, Susan M. Gottlieb. Glenn
A. Haas. Janice Keil. Dennis LeVan.

Frank Lorah. Craigann Mehrmann.
Ronald Sheehan. Dan Spadoni

rated

number in Philadelphia for
from January 6 through
1

the period
30.

who

earned a master's degree

Penn State University, resides

Newtown

in

Is

man-

hve

SKF
SKF Is a

Award

King of Prussia.

Gamma Society

International to assist

and encourage the recipient to com-

ter,

president of the XI Chap-

Is

which includes educators

District for 19

tliat

is

the mother of
1

1.

credits

degree.

two daughters.

and Kody. nine.

was
Arlene Cicioni Sachleben '74 was
tlie Week" by the
Shenandoah Evening Herald. She was

named "Person of

nominated for her dedication and endless

hours of work in obtaining a grant

make

the playground behind the
Ringtown Elemenlary School a reality
For the past 8 years, she has worked

to

1

in the family business.

tor Inc. in

Social Welfare.

Shenandoah.

a

1975

member of the Bloomsburg Area
Ministerium and the Bloomsburg

Representative:

of the board

of directors of the Area Agency on

Fort Myers, Fla.

FORT MYERS— Alumni and friends attending a luncheon in Fort Myers.

Fla..

on March 17 included Hazel Chappell Guyler '50, Charles Henrie '38. Eliza'59
beth Henrie. Dora Smith '42. William Smith '42. Eleanor Morris Williams

and husband.
Page 22

in

An educator in the

She has completed 45

Angela.

Among

(Continued on Page 23)

Wolfe

award was given by the State Scholarship Committee of the Delta Kappa

1975.

program and as a practice instructor
for the Department of Sociology and

member

J.

The $1,500

tional administration.

beyond

freshmen leadership development

Kjwanis, and a

They

years, she earned a master's degree in

Through Service, and

community, he was

16.

for graduate studies in educa-

Tamaqua Area School

Inc. In

also served as coordinator of

In the

chil-

L. Messerschmidt *74 re-

cently received the Margaret

USA

Delta Phi Epsilon.

the

two

will be a fresh-

Mt. Grema.

Schuylkill County.

tions on campus, including Amnesty

He

in

ager of environmental affairs for

of volunteer

International. Fellowship

who

man at Penn State, and Hope,

Dawn
Stephen C. Kirchner *74

m many service organiza-

Christians

the father of

dren: Nathan, 18.

She

involved

hiking, canoeing and
is

plete administrative studies at lUP.

with her husband, Dan,

Dayton.

services at Bloomsburg. Peiffer

He

birding.

Ohio.

As coordinator

22 manufacturing facilities in
States, two in Mexico and

at

Umted

the

spring as executive director of the

Council of Churches

is

for details.

Dawn

also a graduate of the

ing-

ents of

He

fnction bearings and oil seals.

responsible for environmental compli-

Pal Famack '74 is a member of the

19 Fern Avenue

and the Pennsylvania School of Bank-

He and

hotel/motel res-

that is the

world's largest manufacturer of non-

ervations now, and watch the mail

Area High School. He

Richboro.

Patricia

is

Make your

21-23.

Swedish-owned corporation

gomery

in

He earned

Watts.

The 20th year reunion will be held
on Homecoming Weekend, October

1974

Stonier Graduate School of Banking

leader of the university's volunteer

at

He and his wife, Karen Nina
Klingerman '74. are the parents of two
sons. Bryan. 15. and Brad. 12. They

Dime Bank

Scranton and

efforts before taking a position last

has been an engineer

Representative:

and John

Minister and a

Jim Hunt. Virginia Hunt. Phyllis Jarman. Ricfmrd E. Jarman '50. Bill
'41. Steven J. Rosen •75. Donald A. Watts '37 and

Business for excellence in the business
education program.

officer with the

master's degree

Campus

received the

Fairless Hills since 1973,

lending

He and his wife, Sandie '75, are
parents of two children. Rebecca '8?

Protestant

He

with a 4,0

previ-

Honesdale.

Rev. Peiffer served four years as

May 20

Graduate Award from the School of

live in

Support of Education).

Robert Peiffer

State College on

bank

vice

chairperson and

'89.

the

1993 as ex-

ecutive

M

William Klingerroan *73 earned an
A. in teaching degree at Trenton

grade point average.

president and chief executive officer of

in

AUantic Distnct of CASE (the
Council for Advancement and

is

Alan Dakey '73 has been named

member.

campus coordinator
Employees Combined

He

Coast Guard Reserve.

Mid Penn Bank. He joined

has served as regional

Gladys

em-

officer in the U.

president and executive committee

He

,

Konrad. Irene Diehl Konrad

an adjunct professor at Vir-

Commonwealth

also a

Alumni and friends attending a luncheon in Boca Raton. Fla.. on March 16
41 George
included George Baldwin. Marilyn Baldwin. Agnes Pinamonte Casari
'28.
Canity
"Red"
Francis
'50.
Curilla.
Molly
R. Casari -38. Joseph Curilla
'80, Michael
Jared Gaylord. Laune Johnson Gaylore '79. Debra 5. Guenno
Hilt '86.

counseling program supervisor.

S.

including

A Comprehensive Manual

ployed by the Virginia Department of
Education as an elementary school

Development Council, He has held
numerous offices in the Bloomsburg

Chamber of Commerce,

Fla.

selors.

David

activities are

Boca Raton,

for Elementary/Middle School Coun-

Carver Hall.

Among his numerous community

Management

In 1991 he authored Total Quality

Counseling:

Alumni House, and the recently
refurbished Kenneth Gross Auditorium

translates the prin-

preserva-

Alumni Room

the furaishings for the

The book

selor.

Sharon Young Hilgar
Box 612. R.D. 1
Bono. PA 19504
(215) 845-3615

Marko Radia-

Placement

Classnotes

record

80%

hits
Of

Class Volunteeris): Debbie Zaiewski

Ganz. Joe Hilgar

Karen S. Karnes
moted
in

'75 has been pro-

at

in training

Penn State

in

and development

May

May

SO

pea'ent secured professional or

.11

chosen

Penn State Hanisburg
Middletown, She earned an M.Ed,

degree

December

1992.

199.1

ami August

meaningful emplayrnent

lo assistant director of continu-

ing education

the I..MX)BkH)msburg

University graduales of

fields

199.1.

in their

niis represents an

increase of 7.02 from the overall

placement nile of 71,29

at

"We

1993. She hves in

this record." says

Elizabethtown.

for 1992.

are tremendously

proud of

Carol Matteson.

interim provost and vice president of

iicademic atTairs

J.

Paul W. Reeder Jr. *75 and Beverly
Katherman were mamed on July 9

in

Mifflmburg, Paul

ates, especially

ing

a fourth grade

is

teacher and building coordinator

ing

the

at

ager

Meridian Bank, He previously

at

was a claims

He
in

and

risk

man-

has earned an associate degree

of America.

Wade

Terry

was honored

*75

as

Outstanding Educator for 1993-1994

Boyertown Jaycees.

by the

He

past 14 years.

1977
Paul G. Seif
121 Hartman Road
Danville. PA 17821
(717)275-3848
Class Volunleer(s):

Bob

Pierce Atwater,

Stephen S Kline. Suzanne McCabe.

Starting her career at United

Wyoming

Class Volunteeris): Rick Howenstine.

Way of

the United

last five years,

Way

of

New

Conway

*76 and

Tom

'77 are parents of a daughter,

Pam

has been ac-

York City

a.s

counting manager for Aircraft Instru-

ments Co., Doylestown,

Tom

tional sales

H&R

for the past 17

has been promoted to na-

and marketing director

Auto Radio Service

for

Inc. in

gic marketing.

New

of Tn-State.

United

Way of the

for the

P.

Black

*78,

Northern High School

Man h

44. Jack

IS

in-

Mertz

l

liis

sfieaks

and

stiidenls

The pctccntaye

its

"

giaduates

ol

placed in each of the university's

'53.

Uiree schools

D C.

area,
1

Washing-

was one of 18 teachers
994 Agnes Meyer Out-

Award

is ils

follows: College

York, and the

Texas Gulf Coast.

ex-

(716) 425-1015

U-high Valley The

has been designed

to

many

improve

as 48.(MX)

N

J.

Pnor

to that,

he worked

in

m finance and human

;ind

a candidate for an

IS

MBA

at

College of Professional

Dental hygiene,

interpreter training, medical

technology, radiological technology,

secondary education/chemistry,
secondary education/earth and space
science, secondary education/Spanish

and early childluxHl education.
Nursing and speech correction
graduates experienced placement

above 90 percent.
Graduates

in the

College of Arl.s

and Sciences expenenced 100
in the

following

curriculum areas: Anthropology,
history,

I'cmple Univcrsity-

art

economics. French, health

physics, humanities, liberal arts,

academic

Cathy Ferrara Look *78 of

English literature, 11th grade general

Downingtown died on December 14 at
age 36. Cathy was a regional marketing director for Hachman I'oods. She
was also a volunteer tutor for the
Chester County Literacy Council and
wa.s past president of Ihe Downingtown
Business and Professional Women's

literature.

1

2th grade

literature

and ninth grade
literature.

She

also active as a volleyball coach,

swim coach and director of the school's
annual musical.

She earned

Canil

Studies, graduates in the following

percent placement

Lehigh Valley Hospital.

He

grade honors

is

NY 14450

nily Health of ihe

Commii-

various positions

12th

basis, according to

percent placement

Plan, by the Partnership for

res4)urces for both Si. Luke's Hospital

taught

day

curriculum areas experienccil 100

called the Partnership Health

cellence

has

to

Bamctt. director of the Career

HMO,

emplified ex-

She

day

executive director of the Medicaid

City.

in

A signil icani number of education
majors arc substitute teaching on a

In the

XllantiCare Health Plans in Allantic

who have

84 97 percent.

Development Center.

ship.

nize teachers

the Washington

honors composition and

Byrnes

Shamokm. Ignore is employed as
head cashier at Acme Market in
Shamokin. They live in Coal Townin

Post to recog-

James

"Ql Standard of Excellence of Sales
and Service" from Ford Motor Co.
They Hve in Doylestown,

percent; and College of Business,

HMO

in April.

education majors). 74,49 percent;

College ot Arts and Sciences. 82.96

Ignore Anne Cherry '78 and Robert
Kcaley were married on May 14

medical care for as

American

Fairport.

a teacher at

in the

Representative:

7 Wincanton Drive

Bowie

Medicaid recipients in Lehigh and
Northampton counties.
He formerly was director of

English

Warmmster. The firm has received the

ministration and supervision at
State University in Maiylund.

Va,

The award
was given by

United

1978
L.

Hemdon,

in

education.

She has also worked

Way

'78 and his wile.

she served

director and senior specialist in strate-

years.

on

Carl S. Curio '78 has been named

to receive the

senior vice president and managing

Barbara Turansky

Kathleen (Katie).

.

Taylor.

two brothers, Kyle, seven, and

standing Teacher

Valley, she has 15 years of

For the

tions.

J

Hol-

Manners Yantch

Bryce. four. They live

Is-

experience with non-profit organiza-

(215} 822-0482

Conway

joins

Kandia

land, N.Y.

PA 18914

P.

E

Delana, arc parents of a daughter.
Kelsey Jeanne, bom on July 24 She

Brensesal Sheehan

Scouts of Nassau County on Long

Randa Gossin Triggs
870 Myers Road

Twaddell. Gail

Garry Abdo

appointed executive du-ector of the Gu-1

Jones

Ha

Hummel

W

ton.

Representative:

James

Fogarty.

land. Stiaron Gettel Olff.

children.

1976

Pam

Saro wla.

in

Chri.uine Diehl

Class Volunteeris): George Bierman.

Linda Gruskiewicz '77 has been

Chalfont.

'32.

Eleanor Seward. Ann Zahoru, and Joseph Ztihora

Ann Molchan

Representative:

Marybeth Walewski Shade. Donna

his wife, Sandy, are the par-

two

ents of

luded Catherine Driver Smith
'42,

has

been a teacher and coach in the
Boyertown Area School District for the

He and

lodiiy's challeng-

of Professional Studies (including

analyst.

nsk management from the Insurance

Institute

m

economic climiUe,

faculty

and /ru-mh alh ndin^ a luncheon

SarttSOtd Flo.

Forrest Strachan *75 has been proto vice president

an outstand-

very well toi the reputation ol

Mifflinburg Area Elementary School.

moted

"li is

accomplishmcm by our gradu-

a master's degree in ad-

music, philosophy, social science and

Over 90 percent

(heater arts.

placement was achieved by graduates
majoring

in adult health,

biology and

political science.

Accounting and business education/accounting majors in the College
of Business

experienced over 90

percent placement.

Debra Snyder Kroh
R.D.

1

died on July 21

was a teacher

in the

'76 of Pitman

at

age 40. She

Award

Pine Grove School

District for 17 5 years before her

recipients

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ill-

Aging. BioiHnsburg Area

ness.

Surviving
Randolph

J.,

are

her

CROP Walk.

husband.

and Project

a daughter. Jessica; a son,

YMCA.

Habitat for Humanity,

RETAIN

at the

Berwick

Area Middle School.

Jared, her parents, a maternal grand-

mother, two sisters and four brothers.

Lobos *76 and Judith A.
engaged Leon, a senior
analyst for Armstrong World In-

Leon
Beck
credit

V.

are

dustnes.

is

versity of

also a graduate of the Uni-

Nevada-Los Vegas and The

Amencan Graduate School of International

zona.

Management

in

Phoenix. Ari-

'T^^^

I unipUy

rJT/y*
Ul,

Alumni and friends attending a lumheun
^/^^^

.^^

husband.

Danny Lttwhiler '38. Pat
and Julie Fousi Volpe '85.

in

Tampa,

Mmor Leighow.

Lttwhtler. Alfred States.

fla..

on March

J

9 included

Tirzah Coppes Leighow 59.

Marion Wallace States

'43

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Himalayan Run

&

Trek

Richard Benyo

Getting HIGH
'68

By Richard Benyo

Forestville, California

Jim Thorpe. Pennsylvania

known

is

as

"The Switzer-

land of America." Built in three distinct sections

(Downtown. The Heights. The East
pours

Side),

it

tentatively

mountain canyons, down the sides of hundred-millionyear-old alluvial fans. In a state noted for

mountains,

its

Jim Thorpe (nee Mauch Chunk: "Bear Mountain")
teeters

Downtown

Street in the

and a church

area boasts a line of rowhouses

Mark's) actually built mio the

(St.

mountainside, the bare mountain rock providing the rear

which the town was named,

after

much

kept the world outside during the 1950s. Occa-

sionally an airplane

(still

an object of curiosity in 1953)

or dirigible breached the long mountain on

somewhere
from

else.

its

way

businessmen interested

the outside world, local

selling television sets

from

invented community cable

The

visited us. the

of

New

Edmund

Hillary.

some kind

in

was eventually

surrounding mountains were

in the

Our youth

country.

by our mighty mountains, receiving the

culture received cryptic instructions

in

we were warm

our seven-year-old cockiness and stupidity.

and optional-reading books, the dimensions and protecour mountains diminished.

And

the

Himalayan

dramatic pictures of Everest with

We saw

its

We saw

in

Nevada where

the

Donner wagon

the

train

1846 and where some of the immigrants

Increasingly, there

was

&

a terrible aspect to the

world

The

Dean sang about "Sidewalk Surfing" and
"I

nia.

I

1964 lusted to rush to Califor-

dream

resisted the California

for a small

town

as too great a leap

kid.

That autunm. the college experience started

Bloomsburg
a

silly dink,

the

Get Around" and overnight our

entire graduating class of

at

State College and the fashion statement

a frosh sandwichboard with our

hometown, demands from sophomores

A Little Teacup"

survived by eating their dead.

AM radio stations.

our imaginations as high as our precious mountains,

Beach Boys sang

eternal and infernal

Rocky Mountains and

films of the

"Ameri-

and perhaps higher
Jan

and with each armful of both required -reading

TV through

totems were cars and surfboards and ocean waves rising

But with each year's assault of cable television
signals,

stalled in

process of exhausting

Eventually, in high school in the early 1960s, the

center of our universe lept the entire length of the

can Bandstand" and through
in

our houses

up everyone on the

nauts.

terrible Sierra

drilled into the

to

tried to beat

be exploded by Yuri Gagarin and the Mercury astro-

Hemmed

in

block.

from California sent over our cable

TV systems.
mines

work got drank and
title

order to engage in supreme adventures

driving the fastest. That naive notion

odd snowstorm trapped us

and cancelled school, a former miner too long out of

We

actually

Zealand) and that you had to have a royal

snows.

anthracite coal

often

disasters

opposite side of the world. Everest had just been

their appliance stores

Jim Thorpe was an msular world dependent on the
outside world.

— and
Our

were minor by comparison: the occasional hurricane

chain and other distant mountain ranges grew.
in

way

which was the highest mountain on the planet (reputedly

tion of

to

In order to pull television signals in

bigger

in a

almost twice as high as Bear Mountain). Located on the

and snug

provides a wide fortress wall for the East Side that pretty

his spare

did: War. earthquakes, famine, floods.

from

in front

Lounge, and the Madras

to

perform "I'm

of the lunch crowd in Husky
shirt

from

India: a shirt

dyed so

beyond our mountains. Yes. bad things happened

poorly

had begun reclaiming abandoned slag heaps where

occasionally within the confines of our mountains, but

1960s progressed, the Beatles and some of the Beach

mining had scarred the backsides of nearby mountams.
If

men

they wanted to work, the

of Jim Thorpe were

forced to leave the mountain fortress for jobs

Bethlehem Steel Company,
manufacturing plants

The mountains

the Palmerton Zinc, or light

that kept the

else.

in a

town where

Beyond our mountains,

— some things so big they

were beyond comprehension.

Beyond

world out and the kids

were always recognizable

bigger bad things happened

at the

Hazleton.

in

the bad things

everyone knew everyone

the mountains,

it

its

colors were actually supposed to run.

Boys rushed
mates

in

to India for

enhghtenment. As

fledgling teachers graduating

enlightenment

I

BSC

some

provided a perfect playground. Kids swarmed over Bear

Mountain
tain of

mice over, around, and through a moun-

like

Swiss cheese. They occasionally found the

wayward dog on

skeleton of a

mountain and attempted

were

to

the backside of the

convince each other they

rare dinosaur bones.

Bear Mountain and Ml. Pisgah across the Lehigh
River (where the world's

were benign
places

rife

babysitters,

first

gravity railroad once ran)

wonderous playgrounds, sacred

with abandoned tunnels and conglomerate

boulders the size of school buses. Frt>m atop Big Rock,
at the pinnacle

of Bear Mountain,

we

could linger over

our lunch while surveying and theorizing about other
ranges of mountams miles and miles away and what

might

lie

spirited

we

from television

squirreled

them

until

away

.

L

nuts of

knowledge and hoarded

they germinated.

To our knowledge,

the four great mountain peaks of

Hawk Mountain

(where

occasionally driven by our parents to watch the

raptor migration). Spyglass Hill (as described

Page 24

21^

hundreds of miles away,

stations

little

the worid were Bear Mountain,

we were

Ji

beyond them.

Stuffed with book knowledge and television images

m Robert

The markets

in

postponed

Darjeeling are always bustling.

the

now

their

sort of spiritual

didn't quite understand.

in

As

my class-

high school had lusted for CaHfomia.

careers to travel to India for

seemed almost anything

was

name and

themselves while the hardy, weed-like white birch tree
strip

part-ti

tit

perfect pizza-beer combii

could happen anywhere

occasional signal from the outside world,

wall of the buildings.

Bear Mountain,

in India

such as climbing the highest or traveling the farthest or

on takmg mountain living to the extreme: Race

summer. In

Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island), and Mt. Everest,

climbed by a guy named Sir

a for?

the depths of Death ValU

assumed Hillary was Irom England (he was

over mountain ridges, through ancient

itself

is

of 15 books, and a

As

I'd resisted

IS
I

a former newspaper and magazine editor, author

who

part-time runner

has several times run from

of Mt. Whitney in midpare time he experiments in an attempt to find the
th Valley to the heights

'

combination

the California dream.

Jim Thorpe

to

aging process.

to stop the

I

cosmic irony

In that

now

work on

to

permeates

thai

up

the stick-in-the-mud ended

California, and a decade later

amved

to check out the

edge

India's northern

and returned

resisted India

the local newspaper.
life,

a decade later

living in Northern

an opportunity

still,

Himalayan Mountains from

— and

to

compare them lamely

to

the mountains of Pennsylvania.

Of course my

education in relative altitudes had

expanded somewhat since early grade school.

I'd

Dawn

had

week

at a

Kanchenjunga (28,373')

shadow of Mt.

St.

Helena

in California's

of dragons,

mountain resort Robert Louis

Valley, the

Stevenson used as the model for Spyglass

And

Hill.

I'd

in southeastern California

—

ai

14.494 feet the

had come as something of a shock

to

my

Pennsylva-

nia prejudice to realize that benign old Mt. St. Helena, a
pile of discarded volcanic debris piled to

4,344

feet, is

highest peak (Mt. Davis in Somerset County)

a

mere

as

even more of a shock

to realize

while doing

firebird painted

pretty

began where California's Mt. Whitney

Everest, in fact,

is

more than twice

left off.

eilher

much

in early

opmion of

adolescence.

on the hood of Burt Reynolds'

captures

it.

& The

Bandit" movies

For a country whose resources

Mt.

month, the fighter

pilots

squandered enormous amounts

gruous scene:

Women

carrying cobblestones in their

men on

their

knees

fitted

the cobblestones to repair the sides of the runways.

for

in the grassy

parking

lot

of the Bagdogra airport

two hours while our baggage was

adroitly hoisted

at

some

Whitney's

spiritual enlightermienl,

even

if

it

came

The Himalayan

who

in the cut-

trip

Our

It

was about half the length of an

dicsel-drivcn bus

American bus but with the same width and twice

the

capacity to belch out noxiou.s exhaust. Unfortunately,
the country roads in India had never been built for buses;

they'd been built for ox carts, Consequently,

when

the

bus straining uphill met a Jeep coming downhill, the
uphill vehicle had the right-of-way (not too unlike

backpacking)

As

materialized in a round-about

—

(/the driver could get his bus around

The process

often involved a great

if

they had been,

vehicles

came

did,

because

within one coat of

who had done

is

a coal-fired narrow-gauge

Toy Train

that

(i.e..

many thousands of
same road we were

runs from Darjeeling into the valley
feet

below

— along the side of the

quite a bit of

on, often crossing

darkness

compelled to share his experiences with other

it.

Halfway through our

trip,

on, the single headlight of the

as

Toy Train

the tracks in an attempt to get around a line of three

hauled their asses to northern India to run what turned

diesel

out to be an 88-mile, five-day stage race that started at

remmed

came

approached from uphill while our bus was halfway onto

organized a small group of ultrarunners and

7.045. peaked at 12.000 feet, and then

the close quarters weren't enough, the pride of

if

Darjeeling

spends days running across mountains while

He

four lu>urs

i\\

the most invigorating travel

I'd ever experienced.

some of the passing

running on the shoulders of the Himalayan mountains,
felt

was estimated

was four hours of some of

Bagdogra

mountainous

paint of disaster

entirely self-sufficient)

athletes.

Diu-jeeling (6,890 feet)

trip Iroiti

in

we'd have had more fcnderbending than we

to offer

way. In 1991. Jim Crosswhite. an adventure runner
a guy

Chancellor Hotel

feet) to the

buses had not been recently painted, for

form of hypoxia.

rate

(414

deal of backing up and inching forward. Fortunately, the

peak, the trip to India's northern borders for an unim-

peded view of the Himalayan range promised

our traveling companions. Our bus

the slopped Jeep.

as high as Whitney.

Recalling the difficulty I'd had breathing

atop three waiting buses priivided an opportunity to meet

are strained by something like one million births per

Stuck

research on the Himalayan Moutains that they essentially

The

baskets on their heads while

feet.

came

It

is

assume

I

of fuel launching themsleves over a particularly incon-

higher than any mountain in Pennsylvania, where the

3,213

and other beasts

Pontiac Firebird in his 'Smokey

highest peak in the lower 48 states.
It

tigers,

reflected that particular pilot's highly inflaled

himself or indicated he was stalled

taken day hikes four or five times to the peak of Mt.

Whitney

background

in

time in the Sierra Nevada. I'd lived for five

years in the

Napa

Sandakphu, with the massive and impressive

at

several opportunities in California to backpack for a

smoke -.spewing

off the tracks just

a.s

Jeeps.

Our

driver pulled the bus

the flame-and-cinder-spewing train

to its

went noisily and cheerily

past, gaily-ctothed passengers

starting point.

hanging out the windows waving cnthusia.stical]y
In

1992 Jim increased the

of his group and again

size

between grimaces of anticipated

He'd

ran the 88-mile loop in five days.

set

disasters.

up the course

As we chugged up

the increasingly

as a 100-mile stage race, but found that the rapid ascent
to altitude pretty

much wiped

out

many of the

road,

we passed

runners
side of the road,

after they'd spent

more than a day

The author with some of the local

trip

was again expanded

flew to
to

New

in size

and

from nearly a dozen countries

Delhi, caught a few hours' sleep, then flew

Bagdogra. an Indian Air Force base that accepts one

commercial

flight

per day. but under very

The Indian Air Force

at

Bagdogra

each of them painted to the

clinging to the

sports fans at the soccer field at

as not, the

flies

strict seciuity.

MIG fighters,

pilot's specs

with caricatures

Gangtok

in Sikkim,

where the

athletes staged their

own

hour track race when a

one-

strike

local police cancelled the

Gangtok Marathon.

by

meager

little

houses were illuminated inside

by the glare of a black and white television
sionally,

length. Forty runners

homes

backed onto 5(X)-fool drops. As often

traveling halfway

around the world.
For 1993. the

often windowless

narrowed winding

houses, satellite

TV dishes perched. (We

doubly taken aback two days

Ghoom
its

roof.

set.

Occa-

on the roofs of some of the better-constructed

later

visited the

TV dish on
spints of CNN and BBC are

Moncstary. which boasts a

Apparently the

would be

when we
satellite

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India
(Continued from Page 25)

welcomed

in the rarefied air as gladly

as arc ihc ethereal spiriLs.)

She and her husband, Mark, are par-

The Chancellor Hotel was chosen

ents of two children.

as our ha.se of operations because,
according to Major Donio
Crosswhile. it was more dependable

than other hoiels in Darjecling:

had

own

il-s

water supply and

Power

electric generator

oplion. the glass resistors

in

the Chester C.

in use

still

power poles would

Ilic

own

at best, a flccllng

Darjeeling was.

on

W. C. (Bill) Williams Jr. '80, a licensed funeral director in Pennsylvania since 1983. has been employed by

It

ils

They live in Lock

Haven.

in

He earned an

scl ihe

Chidboy Funeral Home

Curwensville for ihe past 14 years.
associate degree in ap-

heart of any antique collector

plied science al the Cincinnati College

fluttering wildly.

of Mortuary Science in 1981.

Our room was spacious enough,
but damp and chilly. Heat was

been president of the

Bill has

provided by an electric space healer

Curwensville Area Library Corp. for
the past three years, during which time

and/or a kerosene healer whose

the

The room

featured a television set

Atlanta^ Ga.

government-controlled channel, a

BBC channel,
empty

to be

half the time, and three

channels offering

through

seemed

a channel thai

MTV filtered

Hong Kong

somewhere

or

southeast Asia. Not long

deep

In

after

unpacking, the power

generator cvenlually kicked

space healer died,

She was

Sigma Rho

president of Chi

Sororlly while at Bloomsburg,

Diane

'71

and

Port.

Jonathan Port. Rob Port

Maryanne; and a brother. Ben-

sisler.

a 15-minute production

of a I5K all-India cross country meet

jamin.

which each runner was subjected

1980
Vincent LaRuffa

418 Date Palm Court N.E.
St. Petersburg. FL 33703
(813) 527-5772

Class Volunleeris): Carol Johnson.

Corey M. Waters

Gail Jones.

at

to run

9.3 miles were being subjected lo

wondered what

I

in store for

room

went upstairs
for a briefing

Raynes. William C. Wdliams

PA 17870
(717)743-5577

Melody Lowry Haley
a certified school nurse

Kim Delp Brown.

Class Votunteerfs):

to the dining

Susan J

and an evening

William

Lilly.

C

Corey

Pott.

M. Waters. Mary Ann Zeveny

in a

Calcutta beer in

blonde gravy.

bottles for Rs.

tall

40

—

We

dollar.

(We'd changed

rupees

at

more than

a

$2(K) into

our hotel in Delhi;

it

paper that

1

jean pocket.

stuffed into

As

1

Richard M. Kuduck '79 reports

was

wad of

my

Bagdogra. he encountered (he wad of

"Ah.

crawled into bed

at

A Tourist!")
9

p.nt..

Kathenne

bom on July 29.

a brother. Ricky,

who

American dog; Less
insistent

The

barking began to gradually fade

away, then vanished, only lo increase

rest

later

For the

of the night, the dog's barking

vanished and reappeared.
too exhausted for

it

We were

to keep us

awake

(Continued on Page 27)

United States: 1945-

neanng

the

end of

his

coursework for a doctor of education

Widener University.
This year he was nominated to Whos

degree

Ml. View

High School since 1992. She received
board certification in emergency nurs-

at

Suzanne M. Robbins

has been

the parents of three children; Matt. 10;

Elizabeth, six; and Colleen, two.

at

are parents of two sons, Brian, six,

Howard Carter

6916 East 7 1st Place
Tulsa.

to the part-time posi-

OK

74133

(918) 488-0847

Lycoming County ConClass Volunteer(s): John

servation District,

Bucknell University
torate al

Penn

in

and

Darnel, two.

Beverly

Suzanne earned a master's degree

Robert A. McMullin *80 has been
promoted lo associate professor al East

New Jersey, She and her husband. Ed.

'80, an assis-

tion of environmental education coor-

dinator for the

a

Representative:

Lock Haven University,

named

is

1981

Teachers.

tant professor of foundation studies in

education

Margie Andrews Wright '80

special education teacher in southern

C

Gross.

Diane Langley, Sheri A. Lippowitsch,
at

1982 and a doc-

Elizabeth

Mays

Stale in 1993.

Shirley Smith '79. a clinical spe-

oncology and hospice coor-

cialist in

dinator al the V,A

Medical Center

Wilkcs-Barre. was a presenter

in

the

at

Smith serves on the Field Liaison

tral

Office

IS p;\rt

for

m

D

C.

She

of a work group developing a

position paper

She

Hospice for V.A. Cen-

Washington,

is

on "Ethics

in

Hospice."

also a graduate of the

Los

Angeles Count)' Genend HospitalA.'SC
School of Nursing and the Univcniity

of Pennsylviinia Graduate School.
certified

A

oncology nurse, she also stud-

ied hospice in England. She

is

a part-

San

JosCy Calif.

SAS JOSE— Alumni and fnends attending a luncheon in San Jose. California,
on Man h 26 included Laura Ciampa. Kevin Lynch '84. Laural Lvnch, Joe Nolan.
Michelle Garrity Nolan

89.

Francesco

Paist.

Harrison Paist

time instnictor for oncology courses at

Pugnelti. Jill Pugnetii. Paul Pugnett 87.

Penn State University

thew Rego. Nina Field Rego '86. Ann Shaloka Wilson
Charles Wilson Jr.. Joey Wilson and Julie Wilson.

She and her husband

Page 26

is

His thesis was

Chains and Fam-

six years old,

Committee

volume a half-hour

He

would like to hear from Lambda

She joins

1993,
is

was soon to be tested, however. At 3
a.m., a dog began to bark. It sounded
as though it had set up housekeeping
in the bathroom. Its bark was very

in

in the

Bill

Chi Alpha brothers.

Uie

Cancer Nursing held in Vancouver.
British Columbia, on August 7.

unlike an

Dining

—

Hli/.a-

around die world, Our exhaustion

monotonous and more

East Stroudsburg.

in history

eighth inlcrnalional Conference of

exhausted from flying halfway

much

—

frisked by the

airport before boarding the plane for

We

birth of a daughter.

beth.

front left

police sergeant at the domestic Delhi

nipics and smiled:

at

former Sheila

tlie

was. the $200

translated to Rs, 6200. a

on Homecoming Weekend. October
21-2.3. Make your hotcl/niotel reservations now, tind watch the mail
for details.

manager discouraged us from
changing more. As

degree

*80 has been

ing in 1990.

The 15th year reunion will be held

(Japanese style)
a bil

Jr.

She and her husband. Charles, are

discovered that the hotel offered a

arts

Who Among American

meal heavy on nce. bread, and
chicken parts

Mark

Stonehridne Drive

our 40 odd 'mature"

runners inleni on running 100 miles.

We

Kinder.

his wife, the

Shaina Marie.

1980."

Donna

He and

ism department.

ily

Selinsgrtn'e.

type of invasive medical exploration

was

a non-profit corporation

Chidboy, are the parents of a daughter,

entitled "Restaurant

1979

young men about

ment Corp.,

Siroudsburg Univeresity. where he
teaches in die hotel, restaurant and tour-

at

Hepresentative:

such close scrutiny.

'91.

dedicated to development of the local

master of

before he was allowed to line up
If

PriyaSharma

He Is also chairman of the annual
parade which caps off the annual
Curwensville Days Celebration, and
was recently appointed to the board of
directors of the Curwensville Develop-

This spring he completed his second

to a thorough medical examination

the start

'74.

Terry Woodside.

Representative:

Surviving are her husband. Steve; a

stayed on' Before going lo dinner,

in

79.

June Woodside

Association.

The

in.

28,

industnal park.

bulb went out. and the television

we watched

Murray Loudy

the

but one 25-watt

all

Alumm ami friends atttnding a luncheon in Atlanta. Ga.. on March 20 included
Chadwu kBarr H2. Doreen Strasser Barr 'HI. Cindy Shemanski Blank 78. Ken
Blank 7«. Ed Bloomer Jft. Dons Burro Calvario 78. Tom Calvario '79. Jeanne
Hunter.
Foley. Thomas F. Foley '62. David Good 80. John Heimlich 77. Anne
Duane Hunter '59. James Kantnor '39. Rochelle Kantnor. Bnan Loudy '79. Lynne

our

in

town went nut and

section of

was opened (Apnl

library

ing project.

an Indian

that offered six channels:

new

1994). completing a $300,000 build-

to chance.

fumes were too deadly

live in Dallas.

Amy Jo

Reece

'93.

79.

'84.

Heather

Kevin Rego. Mat-

Charles Wilson

'79.

India

Classnotes

(Continued from Page 26}
for long, excepl at those roughly one-

hour
to

school for combmed anns
trains

more than

ficers

each

1

year,

John L. Settrirn Jr. *81 has been
named vice picsidcnt and comptroller
by New Jen.ey Amencan Water Comp;uiy in Haddon Heights. N J He has
with
been
Amencan Water Works Sys-

The course

,000 mid-coircr of-

includmg over \00

inlemational officers from around the
world.

Jackson also holds a master's degree

mtemational relations from Lock
Haven University His military awards

in

include the
three

four

W8

tem since

Menlonous Service Medal,

ctnibU- cloud in Ihe bathroom, so

Rhonda

a

wlicic

Widener

stiMid the stiangc acoustics ol llic

barking dog

Army

tant

He has

at

L*.Kk

also served witli

Infantry

and aceni-

He

Haven Univer-

Kulju

llic .^rd

mamed

IS

'H^.

.iiui

lo ihc foniiei

Kathy

they live in Sewcll.

N

J

a

member

1982

of Uie U.S. Army's

Rapid Deployment Force with the 24th
Infantry Division ai Fort Stewart. Gcor
gia.

where he

gade S-4

will serve as the Isl Bri-

(logistical officer).

Jackson

Calif.

is

married

Deborah Richards

Alumni and friends unending a picnic at the home of Rich Benyo '68 and
Rhonda Provost in Forestville California, on March 27 included Enio Camara.

former

to the

'81.

had spent the

down

Betty Yeager.

Christopher Kerwin '81 (M),
acting executive director ot ilic CenJ.

James, who
earned an MBA degree at Wilkes Umversily, is business manager al

necticut,

July 22 in Hazleion.

New

Susquehanna Inlenucdiate Unit,
has been awarded the Gary Recscr

Prior

tral

m Con-

Memorial Award by

Jersey and South Caro-

the Pennsylvania

Association of School Business Offi-

lina.

Hazleion Radiology Associates.
celebrat-

ing her 25th year of religious profes-

formerly a fund accounting supervisor

wedding

'81

(M)

is

sion in the Congregation of Sisters of

SS. Cyril and Methodius. She earned
a bachelor's degree from Alvenua College

and a second master's degree from

She has been

—

a principal for the past

three al St.

SEI

Andrew's

in

Waynesboro and seven at St Catherine

who

Wayne.

in

Cogan

in

Ernest
the U.S.

F.

Jackson

Army, graduated from

Command
at Fort

Course
on June

IS

B.U..

is

employed

guage Clinic

ihe

Inc.

Monica

tactical

Doc Ben

some

India,

Imm

wonder

them

half of

many

as

in liulia are

night Ihey form

ttial al

Ihc spider

streets

No

wanted into our

room.

They

when we walked
loom at breakfast

Incredibly,

outside the dining

live In

and stood on the balcony that placed
us four floors above the alley

Mass

fronting the hotel,

tild

llic

some

tlial

edge of an

courtyard across the way were

keeping dogs as

pels:

the ground

them

'lliree ol

were on chains attached

three.

second grade teacher

wc saw

people living around

Bryan Weber Brady, bom on June 9.
He joins a brother, Douglas Donald,
a

each

worldwide

perhaps as

that

packs and roam the

his wife, Calhy, are parents

Is

more than

slatislictil

thai

"iO.OOO people

and

|k-Is

hunted

Jones, a tcllow

90 percent of the dogs

Connie Weber Brady '82 and her
husband. Don, are parents ot a son.

to slakes in

In contrast to their level

al

of activity the previous night, these

Newtown Fncnds School They reside
In

leaches In the Virginia

killed

m

Amenca.

Connie

Leavenworth. Kansas,

Army's senior

associate in claims
the Insurance Insti-

age

L. Reilly '81 and Brian

AllardweremamedonJuly2. Monica
the

He has earned
tute of

and General Staff

3,

CGSC

at

by the Wilkes Barre Speech and Lan-

*8I, a major in

and

rabid, and

designation

the

arc not kept as

Iiiilia

that ihey aie periodically

die of rabies,

1

Sharon,

Station.

111

and

year

as an auto/properly claim

I

Pitlsfield.

also earned a master's degree in

speech pathology

Array

the University of Dayton,

10 years

for

in

an

away from

knowledge, informed us

supervisor

*81 and Paul

A. Taylor are planning an October

Suzanne Duzen

that diigs

district claim manager lor Berkshire
Mutual Insurance Company m
He jtilned the com
Pitlsfield. Mass

of three children,

Sharon L. Mutchler

the alley, while the spider

dog
Over breakfast we were Infomicd

Scott Behrent '82 has been named

He and

Delaware Group of Philadelphia in
April as a system manager He was

The dog

wandering up and

Callfornian always fond of

cials.

James A. Furgele *81 joined Ihe

niglil

tippoiiuiiity to get

Class Volunteer(s): Christopher
Blackburn. Karen Scott Blackburn.
Barbara Bakfr Edwanh. i arrie Mvers

pany

n>oni

vtui

liiiddlcd outside wailing for

Taylor

5JS Avenue A. Apt 16
Redondo Beach. CA9027?

They

reside in Hinesvillc. Georgia.

'53.

Doug

and they arc

the parents of one child. Ashley

Fvcn though

looked

1

uiulor

level of Ihc cninibling aspliall

on ihe

Rei>rr\fniative:

come

I

of an alley behind the hotel

Fort

ui

window.

was on the Ihinl tloor, Daijcchnj; is
built on such a steep slope that the
ledge of our batliioom window was

m Germany and the
Brigade

iinccstors

its

oui Ihc bathroiMii

fied nianagenieni accountant

Rc.scr\'e Otficct Iraiiiing

Following graduation, he will be-

to that, she taught for 14 years

When

public accoun-

CGSC,

lo incci

is

Benning, Ga.

Hamsburg,

locomc scurrying inside,
we lelt t)bligcd lo dispatch it

piiiiently

bi«h a certified

197th

m

ihtU a spidci the

M/e of a pack of Tastykakc buttci
wotch knimpcis had been wailing

1

the Paratrix>pct Badge.

Infantry Division

Laboure School

o[>encil the shoulder-high

window, only to find

University,

sity.

James Digiandomenico *81 and
Mary Lynn Adams were married on

water

al

Corps program

'54.

wanu

created un Imix'n

air

Ranger Tab. the Pathfinder Badge, imd

of the

and Samuel Yeager

morning Rhonda Provost,
shower The radical

wife, UKik a

and the cold

master's degree

Jackson scncd as the officer-in charge

Lawrence Klemkosky 7/. Linda Klemkosky. Betty Wolfe

with us.

National Defense Service Ribbon, the

Prior to being selected lo

Sonoma^

tlie

dog seemed

the

in the siime nHtiii

ditTercnce between the

who

John,
earned

Army Commendation Medals,
Army Achievcmeni Medals. Uic

In

my

when

intern als

be

dogs were doing what dogs do

Bucks County.

Beach Schools.

best:

sleeping.

As wc moved

to the far

end of the

balcony, our attention was elevated

from Ihe alley below lo a view of the
edge of the magniricent, snow
covered Karichenjunga. a massive
mountain within the borders of India
that stands seemingly akimbo by
Itself, many miles from the duster of
Lhotse, Everest, and Makalu. which

were not visible from our holcl.
Kanchcnjunga stands an impressive
2H,373
of

feel,

nearly twice the height

Ml Whitney The

Kanchcnjunga as
I

I

i

it

sight of

appeared from

behind a transienl cloud lured the rest
of our group to the far edge of the
balcony, until
inadvertently

we
lill

tliought

the hotel

we might
on

its

side

;

Jim Oosswhite conducted a
"bncfing" at 9:00 that would have
belter

C
rk
Callt
Diego.
San
•

March ^0 included Joe Camu^vo '^^ i>hereen
Todd Ftood.MiUOrasso 78 Kim Jamison
'68.
Cobb.CeceluiDav,s
Norm
Lyman
'89. Mark Lucia '79. Carol Hermes Lyman 81. Jim

on
Alumn, and fnends attending a dinner in San Diego. California,

canna^o Cad Zimmerman Cobb
Ibarra 77. Alison
'81

Olivia

M Krasner

Orband

60.

m

-87.

Howard Uberman

Alan Parker

'82.

Diana Parker. Bob Snyder

80. Peter Veleker '75

ondAi Walbum

been described as a "lengthen-

ing." Considering that he

was

(Continued on Page 28)

55.

Page 27

India

Classnotes

(Continued from Page 27)

talking to

^om

some 60 people

nearly a dozen countries, most of

whom

had never been

before, and that he

to India

was throwing

names of towns most of

out

us had never

heard of and certainly couldn't spell

was

(the race

to begin at the village

of Maneybhanjyang, for example),

and

he was going into great

that

concerning what we'd need to

detail

take with us for the five days and

what we'd need

to leave in the

room,

hotel's storage

mi*

"briefing"

llie

mere 107 minutes.
the two previous years, the

lasted a
In

itinerary

had been to give an early

morning

briefing, then load people

onto buses for the two hour ride lo

Maneybhanjyang, where the
stage of the race

Unfortunately, by
contestants,

Long Beach

Day

3,

most of the

whiriing from

still

would crump on

lag,

first

would begin.

Bmwn

-HS.

Mane

Brown. Gail Dcllox

on March 29 included Marzena Bajdalxki '86. Loretta
'67. Dotiie Brighton Denes '66. Rebecca

California,

John Delias

'68.

Barry Denes

'68.

EherU-Romberger '86. Debra Blake Ferraro '84. James Ferraro '84. Stephen Hotz "46. Thomas Hutchinson
Debbie ignatovich '87. Mark L Jones '85. Christine Gruss Keti '69Jerry Ketz. Kelly Roe Rector '78, RaySheelen
Dents Smokowicz. and Doug Taylor '82.

jet

the side of the

This year, the plan was

trail.

Alumm and friends unending a dinner in Long Beach.

'90.

'78.

modified to allow us to spend our

day

first full

in Darjecling resting or

Suzanne Kucarella Bratlec *82 and

louring.

We opted

We

for touring.

headed

off for the Himalayan Mountaineering

the

In.slilute in

company of Jim's

who

wife. Margaret, a marine doctor

had come along

to serve as

medical

director of the trek.

We decided

to stretch

walk the several miles

The

Institute.

our legs and

to the fanicd

city of Darjeeling

exudes an earthincss sobered with a
haunting quality of
are

crowded and

The markets

loss.

her husband. Hons *81, are parents of

bom

twin daughters. Hmily and Grace,

on December

13, 199.3.

The

IS

manager- finance.

GE Industrial

and Power Systems- South Asia.
Suzanne and Ross formerly lived in
Wilmington. N.C. where Suzanne was
employed willi the American National
Red Cross, and Ro.ss with GE Nuclear

candy

F.

Crum

Lon A

Miller were married in August 27 in

a computer sys-

wrappers. Half-inch water pipes ran

Harrisburg.

through gutters and were occasion-

tem analyst with Solutions Technology

ally driven

in

over by vehicles and

Earle

is

Lemoyne.

McMane *82 has joined

Prudential Securities Inc. as a financial

He

advisor in the Paramus. N.J. office

formerly was with Smith Barney

He

Shearson for five years.

We

independence from

Their independence was
deserved, but as

we

Institute,

we

Britain.

McMinn

ter,
is

McMinn

'83 are parents of a daugh-

Carly Jordan,

bom on April

a business administrator with

Healthcare, and Craig
erty

manager

is

5.

Jill

Coram

senior prop-

for HSI, Inc.

They

manager

for

an

Browne are planning a Febmary
wedding. Steven, who earned a
master's degree in sports management
at St. Thomas University in Miami, is

is

She and her

children. Elyse. three, and Teddy,

passed constant

year.

They

live in

one

Coplay.

where

a

R,

an accountant with Radiant Steel Prod-

Pamela t. Hyde '82 and

her hus-

band. Douglas, arc parents of a son. Ian

Douglas,

bom on August

26. 1993

He

Jean Royer Peake *82 and her husband.

James

'83. arc parents of a son.

down

bm»k

lay

into

tlie

it.

Kim Gobora Bent
5756 South Lansing
Englewood. CO 801

she will return to Dover

(303) 740-7752

Linda M.

Thomas Hartsough

is

at

1

8 in

who eamed an MBA

the University of Scranton,

Company

m

She

Rebecca Campbell '83 has been
named program manager of WGALRebecca joined the

1987 as a producer for "PM.

new position.

who eamed

sistant

an

in

M

Lewisburg.

MBA degree
in

1989.

is

men's basketball coach
They reside

Bucknell University.

is

He joins

two and a

a sis-

half.

Carolyn K. Hohne *83 has beer
promoted

to instructional

systems con-

home office of
Rohm and Haas Company in downsultant at the corporate

town Philadelphia.
Patricia

Larock Kisenweather '83

and her husband, David, are parents of
a daughter.

Dana,

bom on May 6 She
They

Sarah Ann Langan '83 and Bruce
A. Davis were

at

as-

m^ed on

Clark's Summit- Sarah,

master's degree at
at

May 21 in
who eamed a

Mary Mount Uni-

versity, is a certified
in

rehab specialist

atGenexInc. inAlexandna. Va. They

Lewisburg.

reside in

New

Jersey.

trees

Stephen D. Drees '83 has been
named semor vice president of Affin-

swept by the same wind into a pile

Along the narrow macadamed
walkway candy and potato chip
.

Page 28

Amanda, who

joins a daughter. Kayla. age four.

lives in Lancaster.

Shenandoah Umversity

against a classroom building wall.

of us. yet

Continued on Page 40)

on April 25 {seven

pounds, nine ounces).
ter,

Brace's Orchard in Dallas.

in Lancaster.

bom

is

also affiliated with the family-owned

TV

Brelsford Henry *83 and her

husband. Christopher, are parents of a
son. Connor,

Forty Fort.

to assistant

vice president, mortgage lending.

a realtor associate with Maribeth

Jones

Dela-

J

Jill

degree

AFB,

'83 has been

promoted by Prime Bank

Brace '83 and Gerald

Forty Fori. Linda,

Terry,

The playground of the boys*

(

in the

ware.

Terry A. Conrad '83 and Kan

school was swept clean by the wind,

we

AFB

Ct.

Messing were married

with dead leaves, the windows in

in front

Kunsan

to

Republic of South Korea. After a year,

live in Sugarloaf.

places translucent with wind-blown

wrappers scudded

at

Representative:

She

someone padlocked the dtHirs, Tlic
gutters on the roofs were clogged

the one trash receplable

Westborough, Mass.

Scott Air Force Base in June and has

that responsibility in her

up from what they
were doing, marched out. and

from the overhanging

his wife. Sandra, are parents

pleted her farmly practice residency

the students got

the debris

He and

Kathy Baylor Giorgio *83 com-

live in Milanville. Pa.

was executive producer of the station's
Live show since 1990 and will retain

management of the school gave out
one day. an announcement was made,

dust.

strategy at

of a daughter. Madeleine. They live in

executive producer two years later She

covered with

looked as though the

It

master's degree in

sis-

Magazine," and she became the show 's

classrooms,

open on a desk and

a notepad lay next to

They

ters.

station in

walkway above ihcm we

could look

Monah, bom on May

Shejoins two brothers and two

12.

uct Co.

then a college that were deserted.
the

daughter, Grace

Ga,

NationsCredit Cor-

husband. Ed. are the parents of two

mountain station had been allowed to
decay We passed a btiys' school and

dust-

audit

Darjecling a jewel of a

From

*82 and

live

Steven E. Parlanle '82 and Danielle

poration in Allentown.

much

hiked to the

evidence that the systems that had

made

VanDeLinde

his wife, Patty, are the parents of a

Mancinelli were married on June

were torn by the price of

He eamed a

been assigned
Keirsey

in Atlanta.

Denise Molchary Hozza *82

City.

management and corporate

1983
*82 and Craig

patched with tied rags.

India's

They hve

17.

resides in

Lake Hiawatha. N.J.

C.
Earle

May

on

Williain R.

Jill

Jr. *82 and

bom

Hummelstown.

in

the University of Pennsylvania in 1989.

Michael S.

Energy.

unaccustomed to the temi "trash"

Jamison,

Delaware.

where

bustling. Citizens

liberally littered the street with

a half years old.

Bratlecs

recently relocated to Singapore,

Ross

Meghan, who is five and
They live in Newark.

joins a sister,

Philadelphia
Alumnt and friends attending a luncheon in Philadelphia on April 9 included
Jim Gallagher 64. Clint Gattey. Edna Berkheiser Gattey '27. Jim Gledhill.

Connie Slanko Gobora

Harry Harbage. Marie Harbage. Jermaine
Johnson. Sadie Zapp Mayemick '27. Dan McGrrw '51. Marie Parrish Morgan '54 and Joe Zakorchenmy '72.
'52.

ity Partners.

Inc

Located

ton area. Affinity Partners

in the
is

Bos-

a leading

consultant firm to credit card companies

and major financial

institutions.

Prior to joimng the firm, he

was vice
president for sales and marketing for
MasteiCard International

in

New York

Joseph Lesko '83 has been elected
to the post of assistant secretary-per-

sonal lines unde'%vnting manager for
Harleysville Mutual Insurance Company. In this position, he continues to

oversee the centralized personal lines

underwnting

unit for

located in the

home

branch operations
office

complex.

Hall of Fame

Classnotes

inductees

announced
He

joined Harleysvillc in 1991 as

assistant personal lines underwriting

He was named persona]

manager.

underwriting manager

He and

lines

two

their

Craig

manager
ness

for HSl, Inc..

and

administrator

Healthcare.

They

bom

on

Jill is

busi-

Coram

for

live in Atlanta.

Ga.

David IL Rolley '83 has been promoted by Commonwealth Bank, a division of Mendian. to community of-

It-

Montoursville office.

He

joined the

company

1983 as

in

marketing director for the Bank of Central

Most recently,
he was community office manager in
Muncy.
He completed a school of bank mar-

Bonita A. Hensley '84 reports the

Samantha
They live

Nicole, on August 13. 1993.

an active

member

Lycoming United Way,

a

1994

graduate of Leadership Lycoming, and
vice president of the

Mimcy Chamber

of Commerce.

Representative:

7417Paxton Road
Falls Church. VA 22043
(703) 356-5028

reports

the birth of a second son. Brian Tho-

bom on July 26.

1993, Hejoinsa

Matthew Scott, three and a
They live in Manheim.

August G. Kellmer *84 and Lorrie
J. Grega were mamed on May 21 in
Hazleton. He is an account manager
for Consolidated Freightways in
Potisville. They live in Hazleton.

Len, are parents of three children:
Greg, eight; Ryan,
four They live

m

ber

Linda IS a mathematics teacher

18.

at Pleasantvitle

High

five;

and Lauren,

his wife,

Karen, are parents of a daughter,

The 10th year reunion will be held
on Homecoming Weekend, October
21-23. Make your hotel/motel reservations now, and watch the mail

They

Elizabeth,

live in

university's highest athletic honor are

Dan Kemple

Byhum

who joined tlic
II.

'53.

'40. William "Buck"
George Chaump '58.

Robert Gibble "68.

An

I.uptowski

and Tina Souders

futu in 1988

was promoted

A
^

the education coordinator at
St.

Wendy

NJ.

Thompson arc planning an October
wedding,

who

David,

Joseph Medical Center.

BItlner

Ward

'84 and her

MBA degree at Cornell

14

received an
University,

bom

Algonqum,

on August 22.
Illinois.

ond daughter. Kmibcrly Irene,
December 9. 1993. She joins
Jessica,

is four.

They

a sister.
live in

Newtown.
is

Dan Kemple

1985

A

'40

graduate ol Hlylhe rownslitp

Anthony A. Raniero '84 and Mary
Lou Fichthom were married on June
8 in Lititz. Anthony, who also earned

Reprtwenlutivf

High, Kemple received

Ginger Balchunas Cbildx
342 Norns Hall hme

business education

certification in elementary education ui

Jeffenonville.

PA 19403
(215) 63i-lU5

track and held in addition to being u

1

Millersville University in 1991.

&

ployed by R. R. Donnelley

Hiey

live in

is

em-

Sons

He

Manheim,

s)

Glenn Bnmiley.

cnts of a son. Alexander David,

on March

in Exeter.

Nancy

is

Wayne

17.

Schmucker

SUudI

live in

a teacher

'84 and Susan L.

are planning an

They

Hiocnixville,

Stotl D. ('roll *85 and

Heint/clman were
P.

bom

1994 (eight pounds, 13

ounces, 21 inches)

Valley West School

District

Apnl

22,

and

In track

Lisa I>eLaurentL
ounces. 20 inches).

Wyoming

Mary Beth

mamed on May

21

Northampton. Scott, a graduate of

Hahnemann

University

Medical

School, served a rive-ycai surgical

rcsi-

for details.

second

at

field,

Ire.sliiiian

the mile as a freshman, hut

dual meets

He won both

May 28. Sue
an anesthetic sales representative for
in Philadelphia

and

in

all

the hall-

tluce years, establishing

new

records

in b4iih

events in his senior cam-

paign

Kemple helped

to four straight

lead his teams

undclealcd sca.sons

and four conference

titles.

AddiiKinally. he ran in the

Penn

Relays on four separate occasions.
In his

freshman and sophomore

Kemple was

part

of the

He

placed

third in the steeplechase events

Cirino were married on

Ohmeda PPD

Meet

won

mile and the mile events the next

seasons.

Sue Brohoski *84 and Michael

year

he placed

the State Teachers

winning mile relay team

is

cross

lost the first

and won every contest thereafter

and her husband. Robert, arc the par

in the

He

country team

Moore

1994 (nine pounds, seven and a half

wedding

He

ol the basketball team.

country event of his

Michael Lyie, born on January 31,

'84 and Jeffrey

in

John Haney. Marvin Meneeley, Patty
husband, John, arc parents of a son.

S Brace are planning a June 24, 1995

degree

served as captain of the 1940 cross

Class Volunteer(

Laurel Perry Shaffer '84 and her

ii

at BltH)iiishurg

participated in cross country and

member

in

in

Linda G. Mulford *84 and Timothy E. Phillips were mamed on Decem-

who

bom on

self-employed,

Nancy Ann SIpko
Louis Maslowe '84 and

Megan

IS

Hazleton

New

Schixil in

Jersey Tliey live mCoIIingswtxxl.

Newburgh, N.Y.

Class Volunteeris): Scott Righter.

Linda Fedroff McCord, Darlene
Barberio Payne. Cameron Smith

the Hcusta Di-

Paula M. IViano '84 and Dale
Fey were married on Scpiember

David L. Pepper '84 and Carol A

Margaret Kearney Limbacher '84
has
been
teaching
in
the
Washingtonville {N.Y.) High School
for six years. She and her husband.

Robert J. Kenney

is

manager ol systems and programming for the GIntfelter Division in

Lancaster.

1984

niembetNhip to 52.

husband. George, aic piuents of a sec

Linda Becker Hoertz '84

of ihe

Williamsport Jaycees, a volunteer for
the

total

to

Lebanon.

brother.
is

Fame on October U.

1990

birth of her first child.

half.

He

systems and pro-

a systems analyst

Paula

keting in Boulder, Colorado, in 1986.

Co

GUitfeUei

'73.

Stephen,
iis

Yearick 86.

mas,

Tolh "84 has been pro-

vision

Pennsylvania, which later merged

with Commonwealth.

He

Six alunuii will join the Athletic
Hall of

bnnging the

gnmiming functions of

Alumni andfnends attending a State System reception tn Altoona on Apnl I
were Kirsien Bryan 89. Michael Bryan 89. Beth Thomas 52 and Lwndon

in

J.

P H

resp<.>nsible for the

Altoona

manager of the downtown

fice

Shared Medical

at

Malvern

Stephen
nuitcd by

a senior properly

is

m

a senior pro-

Tlus year's recipients of the

children.

of a daughter. Carly Jordan,
5,

Systems

analyst

is

1992.

in

Craig C. McMinn *83 and Jill
Keirsey McMiiui '82 are the parents
April

grammer

his wife. Karen, reside in

Souderton with

Wayne

1995 wedding.

(luring his junior

and senior years

is

pursuing a master's degree at Temple

University.

They

live in

King of

Pntssia.

Lisa

Hughes

Ann Buck

*84 and

*85 were married on

James
May 15

in Valley Forge. Lisa is a regional sales

manager with Eltrax Systems Inc. in
San Diego, and Jim is a commercial
real estate

broker with Grubb and EUis

Co. of San Diego.

They

live in that

city

Mary Jane Hawkins '84 has been
named chief executive officer at Health
South of Nittany Valley Rehabilitation
Hospital in State College.

She and her husband.
Huntington.

Phil, live in

Washington^ D.C.

Alumni and friends attending a dinner in Springfield. Va., on April 16 included
Brent Bankus '78. Barbara Gillette Benoski '41. Gary Blasser '71. Maunce
Bochicchio '73. Billy Chapman. Eileen Atbertson Chapman '67. Dick Davala
64. Vtrgil Davala. Donald Donnelly. Mary Anne Donnelly '51. Patricia Hartman
Eyer '56. Munel Rinard Hartley '40. Edward Horvaih '72. Harriet Kocher '39.
MaryO'Toole. TomO'Toote

Stampone

'77.

'56.

Constance Orchard

Craig Wiraers '77 and Kathy Winters.

'64.

Sonna Stampone. Tony

WilUam Byham
Byham was

a three-year

'53
member

of the basketball and ba.seball teams

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Classnotes

(Continued from Page 29)
in addition lo playing one season of

He played on some

football-

of ihc

NBA

basketball units as former

same

coach and current Athletic Hall of

Mark W. Morgan '86 and Krista L.
Musch were married on June 18, Mark

Famcr Chuck Daly "52. As pitcher,
his battery mate was 1993 inductee

to

Byham tontn

some highly successful

tor

squad.s.

949- 1 950 as he scored

1

1

degree

School
is

1

at

in Baltimore.

Daniel Sahl '86 received a juris doc-

bulcd

His team posted a 12-7 overall record
in the

master's degree candidate

Loyola College

Playing ha-skctball under Coach

Harold Shelley.

a

IS

George Lambrinos, Byham won
seven letters at Blonmsburg,

^

at the

ofLaw

in

Quinmpiac College
Hamden, Conn. Dan

employed in the office of ConnectiGovernor Lowell P. Weicker. Jr. He

cut

points,

squad.

for sixth best on tlie
The following season, his 168

good

lives in Westport,

points placed third on a squad that

Laura Bittmann Ward *86 has

recorded a 9-7 mark. In his senior

been promoted

campaign, the Huskies were 12-4,
and he scored 138 points, the second-

Lehigh Valley

highest total on the club, f-or his
efforts in the 1951-I9.S2 campaign,

he was recognized as an All-

Pennsylvania Collegiate Haskelhall

Alumni and friends attending a reception in Bethlehem on Apnl 20 mcluded
Gaspare Bianco. Karen Kroboth Cassady '77. Dennis Crim '69. Peggy Cnm.
Carole Dfrruoit. Joanne Dernc oil 'H9. William Derrtcoii '66. Josette Donatelli
HI. Christine Ford 'H7. Doran Hamann '74. Nettie Lewis Hartman '86. Michele
Hucaluk '86. Ed Kelly '81. Linda Kelly Diane DonafelU Kmetz '77. Colleen

Team honorable mention selection.
He was equally impressive as a

Stout Kroflich '92. Jean Lewis '81. Sue Lilly '79. Robert Pasternak '84. Peter

baseball player, witli a newspaper

Tucker

Scott Poppele '84. Susan Redline '68. Scott Righter '84. Robert

'83.

Pavlish

'74.

and Susan Klucsik Tucker

'75.

once describing him as "a burly

dency

good

Cedar Crest

control, a tantalizing curveball.
"'

White he

and

a teasing

was

a fine hitter, he truly excelled as

a pitcher

In

one four-day span

game

in

a partner of

They

live

Cunshore DeWitt

IVish

'85 and

DeWiit are parents of a daugh-

Kelsey Rose,

bom on July

live in Hllicott City.

He

8,

extremely active
in

League

in Little

September of

a

ts

software

lest

commitment

to Little

tor his

League and

analyst

at

Martin Marietta Corp. in Valley Forge.

Keith A. Harro '85 and Donna M.
tor

being the radio voice of the Little

League World Series for over 3
years

Dielenderfcr were

em-

ployed by Drevna-Papson Physical

Therapy Associates, Lwcasler.

Keener.

Marvin Metzger. Steve
Wood Smith

Morehart. Sandi

who attended Bloomsburg. was
promoted to sergeant for the
Bayonne Police Department. They reside in Maywood, N.J.
Neil,

also

1987

mamcd on May

Sean Mullen
1301 Cedar Road
Ambler. PA 19002
(215) 646-8364

Christina Dailey '86 and Nicholas

DiFonzo

are planning a

1995 wedding, Christina

22

in Selmsgmve
Keith is a computer
programmer for Computer Support
Services in Lewisburg, They live in

Class Volunteeris): Kelly Meneeley

September
is

employed

by State Farm Insurance Company,

Michael D. Feeley '87 and Yvonne
M. Simmelh were married on May 21
in

ScotI Aikey *86 has accepted a po-

he was recipient of the W, Harold

Hartman Friendship Award

is

(717) 424-5633

Helen Pearce are planning a Septem-

Shield of Maryland

ber wedding. Michael

He formerly was
manager

in the

clinical laboratory at Polyclinic

Medi-

He

a reporter

financial analyst for Blue Cross/Blue

laboratory operations

Center

is

immunology depart-

at the

nia Medical Center,

cal

Michae!

University of Pennsylva-

technologist in the

ment

Harrisburg

Stuanne L. Deck *86 and Robert E.
Burton Jr, were mamed on Apnl 30 in
Cockeysville, Md, Suzarme isa senior

sition as professional tissue typing

Katrina

199.^,

Also a graduate of Thomas

Jefferson University. Joseph

They

Katrinu C. Handwtrk *85 and
James H, White were married in June,

has been

ding.
Street

East Stroudsburg. PA 18301

Md,

years working in sports

radio, while also teaching in the

288 Marguerite

Cindv Hepler Michele Hucaluk, Dale

ter,

After attending Bloomsburg, he

Kelly R. Lewis

Class Volunteeris): Carol Facchiano.

victories

each occasion.

Williamsport area.

Talking in Fort Lee, N.J, Her husband.

in

Lehighton.

Briiui

Baseball and

now

is

Mark Vandcnberg, serving
Palmerton Hospital and Cinaden

College, striking out \^ batters on

.10

He

Dr.

over Temple University and King's

spent over

Lehigh Valley Hospital

at

lluetten Hospital,

during the 1951 season, he hurled

consecutive complete

manager,

Representative:

southpaw from Kane possessing
'hopper

to assistant

creative services, for CNBC/Amenca's

in

Hamsburg.

resides in Cherry Hill, N.J.

Joseph Allison *86 and Lea Joy
Hehn are planning an October wedI

They

live in

Timonium

for the Harrisburg Patriot-News.

Michael G. Karchner *87 and
is

employed by

Shell Oil Co,

Douglas R. Kester '86 and Mary
Beth Readey are planning an April
1995 wedding. Doug, who also earned

ceived a master's degree in reading,

a master's degree

cate, at

at

B,U,,

operations technician at

is

a quality

Merck and Co,

Julie

Kuntz Klingerman '87

along with reading specialist

B,U,

in

re-

certifi-

August 1993. She has

been teaching kindergarten in the

Selinsgrove,

Samuel G. Moore *85 and Debra L.
Reno were married on June 4 in Sayre
Samuel, a

t'lrsl

Reserves,

is

lieutenant in the

Naval

business manager and

board treasurer in the Sayre School
District.

Robin Neve

*85. a teacher for the

Montgomery County Intermediate
Unit, received the 1994 Bernice

Baumgartner Teacher of the Year
Award from the Council for Exceptional Children.

Robin earned a master's degree

at

Wilkes University.

George Chaunip '58
Chaump was

a four-year

member

of the Huskies' football squads of the

mid-1950s
three-year

in addition to

member

being a

of the wrestling

A graduate of West Piltston
High School, he pursued a degree in
team,

secondary education while specializing in math and science.
as class president

year

at

dunng

He

served

his junior

Bloomsburg.

In football,

he anchored the

Peter T.

Nye

Thomas, the Virgin Islands. Peter
employed as an office clerk for H &
Chevrolet

m

1986
Repnesentalives:

Chris Campbell Raughley

R.R

Page 30

St.
is

H

Shippensburg.

!

Kunklelown. PA IS058
(215) 68l-39i4

(Continued on Page 31)

'85 and Jamie S.

Lovell were nuirried on June 28 in

iMilCaStet

^"^^f^*^"^^ attending a reception in Lancaster an May 11 included
Clarahne S Baylor '41. Chns Blackburn '82. Karen Blackburn '82.
John Blowers '89. Glenn Bromley '85. Mark Burkholder '89.
Undo Foster '89. Joe Griffiths
•70. JohnHaney '85. Dons Keller Hosier '48.
Bob Johnson '79. Carol Johnson
80. Ellen Uwis '92. Tim McTaggan '71. Tom
McTaggart. Larrv Murphy Pat
52. Samuel H Schlee. John Scott, Relda Scott
55. Melanie Seigford.
Helen Sharp 34. Jim Sharp. Dennis R. Sitler. Louise
Sitler -71 Albert
Smeal.
Ruth Dugan Smeal 39.

Murphy

W

1

1

Hall of Fame
(Continued from Page JO)
offensive line, playing center in his
initial

poslc\i

two campaigns as BkMinsburg
marks of 5-2
and .M, An
1

injury halted his junior season as the

McDonough. Susan

\V'(im/(i U'i//j.v

Huskies went

Peggs. hsti Musto Shober

He

2-5.

returned his

senior year and helped his team

giuner a S-2-1 mark.

Kristen D. Bcrtoll *88 and Andrew

Zulkasky were married

J

May

on

who

Knslen.

14

in

Uinc aster
is

a regis-

tered nuiNC ut Lancaster General

Hon

attends Villanova I'mvcrsity

pital,

IliCY live

111

Lancaster

After graduating, he pursued

coaching as a caa'cr In six

tiK>iball

sciusuiis at

championships as Chaiimp was

November

selected "Central Pennsylvania

Maureen

a pension Inisi

is

Bank

in

Nomstown

Coach

ot the Year" lollowing

coach for Ohio State and
rumpa Bay Buccaneers, he

assistant

Ondy CafTiiey *88 .ind Michael T.
"W .iie engaged Mu hacI
a lieutenant m ihc U S, Amiy,

He coached ll'IMn.m

WuT/bacli were

mamed

on June

II

A marketing loniniunicalions

specialist tor Metl.ilc in Bridgewaler.

N.J. Tliey live in Millstone

tie then

moved

teams achieved a

16

to free ice cream cones on the last day
May. Despite very cool, breezy weather, alumni who work at
B.U.. Alumni Board members and Husky Ambassadors dipped more than 6M)
ice cream cones on the library mull. Shown working a shift are {from left) Becky

The Alumm Association treated students

of classes

in early

Klingcr were married on Noveinbei
in Atlas

Justine

is

Sclinsgrovc Center,

employed

They

1

ut llie

He

U.S,

at the

Naval Academy since 1490
Entering the 19')4 season,
overall collegiate coaching

record in 12 season.s

Ice cream day

mark.

1

has been the head coach

Chaump's

Justine Hancock *88 and Daniel

to Marshall

UiiivcrMty toi loui yeais. where his

Township.

N.J,

1985

l'>S2

as his teams garnered a 24 16-

record

Paul A. (;ould -88 and Kathy

the

to the hciul coiu liing ranks.

Tctumed

Morrlvsey

is

each ot

his six seasons. After acting as an

NI'T's

Paul

won conference

T. I<>lel '88 and Jeffrey

.tssociate with Continental

IS

l-ach one of

undeleated seasons

M,ittiola arc planning: a

uoddni^

High School

teams posted a 58-

his

4 oveniU marks, including tour

those squads

Maureen

Hams

John

Hamsburg,

111

coach

m

is

68-6.^-2 while

overall record as a head

combined

his

the collegiate and high

school ranks

M

is

2

I

live in At-

las.

Randall. Husky Ambassador: Mar\in Metzgfr '86. vice president of the Alumni
Association:

Catholic

Amy Cunningham

'93.

SOLVE office: and Father Chet Snyder

Campus Minister. The event was coordinated hy Sandy Hupp

86.

'72 of the

Alumni Board.

Marsaret Humnivll '88 and James
Bova arc planning a November II wed
ding. Margaret is employed as a CPA
with Concannon, Gullaghci. Miller and

Millville

Area School DisUict for the

past six years.

Her husband, Richard *86. teaches
seventh grade reading in the
Bloomsburg Area School District.
They are the parents of two daughters,

Chelsea, five, and Robyn. one and

a half. They

live in

Bloomsburg.

She has been a general assignment
reporter at the newspaper for five and

Robyn works

a half years.

as a

She and her husband.
Shamokin.

her husband, George, are the parents

bom

of a son. Cameron Christian,

on

July 2 (seven pounds, one ounce. 19.5
inches).

Carlos Navarro

'87 has earned an

MBA degree at Duke University.
Thorns M. Nein '87 and

Julie

E

Thomas

ployed by Wheat

Butcher Singer

in

First

is

em-

manager

for Best Buy. a

Rotelle

electronics superstore.

Baltimore,

bom on May 21

Pharmaceuticals, and

Debbie

is

a

Wayne was

re-

promoted to general manager of
Westpoint Meats for Rotelle. Inc
Wayne also completed a master's degree in food distribution and marketcently

colleagues

at

live in

the Year"

in

Allentown,

W

Ellen L. Jankowskl *88 and Jetlrey
Vauticr were married on April 24

in

Numidia

Ellen

is

a contracts ad

minislrator for SoftMart Inc in Exton

They

live in

West Chester

Kathleen KappenhaKen-Klapatch

1988

'88 and Martin Klapatch arc the par

cms of a daughter. Diane

Representative

Lori DeFasquale iJinnetU

Chalfont.

She joins a

Dolores,
si.sler,

bom

Kelly,

Robert Cribble '68

PA 18914

Kathleen has been se-

lected for inclusion in the current cdi
tion of Who's

L

Bosavage. Stephanie Fetterman.

Marge Krueger.

Who Among

America'i

High School, was a four-year
Icltemian for the baseball squads of
the

High School Teachers.

Barbara Meaner

South Carolina

Who Among
As
team

a

member

a pitcher,
in

in

he frequently led his

a host of categories

m games

(seven), complete

was

"Who's

of

Students in American

he led the club

1992
Earlier this year. Tara

a

accounting and was

College and Univcrsiiics."

by her

She and her husband.
to

in

recogniw:d as
'88 and Robert

He graduated with

mid 19W)s

degree

Belvedere (S C.) Elemen-

moved

Reading

(iibble. a graduate o(

In addition.

{2l5i 997-2406

Steve Fetterman.

on June 10
age two

702 Remington Court

Class Volunteerfs): Gary

Tara Yost Scicchitano '87 has been

named "Teacher of

They

home

(seven pounds,

national sales trainer for Colgate Oral

William,

Sharon M. Olinger *87 and James
A. Hudak were married m Whitfield.
Sharon is employed by College
Misericordia, They live in Dallas,

resources manager, sup-

Bnanna

15 ounces, 20,5 inches).

Co,

Towson. Md..

porlmg 10 of the firm's international
and domestic businesses Monte is a

Wayne and Debbie Fraga

tary School.

Wyomissing.

human

in

*87 are parents of a daughter.

ing at St. Joseph's University.

Chiarelli are engaged.

Black and Decker's

World Headquarters

retail

Ashley,

Stephanie Stewart Moore *87 and

m

Stuart, live

at

games

innings pitched (40

also

He posted

(2ft).

named "Outstanding Reading Teacher"

a

)

2, 2!^

average thai season

by the Aiken County Council of the
International Reading A&socialion.

I

In

l%6.

pitched
(two),

and

strikc
earned run

The following

year he recorded a 4 3 mark with a
73 ERA He started that season's
I

Michelle Lesho Paglia '87 and Jo-

seph Paglia '89 are parents of a son.

Andrew,

bom on Febmary

earned a master's degree

1

.

Michelle

at

B.U

in

1989.

Patricia A.

Rhoads

'87. a

member
staff

m

IS

with Lmcoln Intermediate Unite

that season,

Robyn Talbot *87 and Monte
Min^e '84 met in Baltimore. Md.. and
were mamed in September of 1993,

complete

he struck out

14.

968. he was selected as team
capUin and led his club in innings
In

12 in

New Oxford.

In a

3-2 loss against Kut/town later

game

a speech-language therapist

Shamokin. has been named a regional

winner in Thomson Newspaper's
Award of Excellence program for her
10- pan series oo teens and alcohol.

over East Slroudsburg

16in Wilhamsport. Rosalyn, who also
earned a master's degree at B U in
1988.

of The Nev,s-Item newspaper

opener and hurled a complete game
victory, striking out 12 in the 9-5 win

Rosalyn Subarton '87 and Timothy W. Howard were mamed on July

Pittsburgh

1

pitched (47

Alumni and fnends attending a State System reception
12 were D.

Ue Davis

69. Sister

Mary Justice

in Pittsburgh

on

May

Manlyn Sheerer 65. Sister Alexandra Mane (Kolat)
Walker '89.
(Przyhockt) '70. and John

67.

M

2).

wins

(three).

ERA

(2.26)andslnkeouLs(54), Through-

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Hall of Fame

Classnotes

(Continued from Page 30)
out his career, he
the team's

most

was recognized

reliable starter.

as

He

frequently tossed complete games
and for his entire collegiate career
averaged over one strikeout per

Parks were married on

inning.

1993. Barbara

Oakland Athletics organization
and played minor league baseball m
the Gulf Coast. Florida State and

N.J

Southern leagues. After working

Raymond

the

title

&

Bradstreel Corp.
live in OradcII.

B, Kryeski

were married on

June 25 in Scranton,

Kimbcrly

a

is

marketing assistant for Third National

of

president.

13,

KImberly Ann Opshiasky *88 and

al

Emsl & Young accounting firm, he
moved to Beard & Company Inc..

November

a senior tax accoun-

They

Manhattan,

in

where he currently holds (he

Dun

tant with the

After Bloomsburg, he signed a
professional baseball contract with

is

Bank and Trust Co.
Dunmorc.

They

live in

Kenneth O. Paisley *88 and Uurcn

K

Sionko arc planning an October 8

weddmg in I^ckpon. N
technical service

a

Y.

Kenneth

manager

Stevenson Environmental Services
Niagara

Falls.

N

is

for
in

Y,

Karen Ann Perks '88 and Samuel
C. Barbose were married on April 30
in Shavertown, Karen works with the
American Red Cross as an interpreter

of sign language for the deaf.

She is
employed by Diversified Record.s
Services in West Pittston. They live in
also

Luzerne.

Barrie L. Ardinger '89 and Andrew
Stacy L, Silverman *88 and David

Art Luptowski '73

M,

Lupitiwski, after starting out as a
member of the freshmen learn,

Silver arc

ding,

played three yeiu^ on the Huskies'
varsity basketball squad.

known

for directing the

He was

Huskies with

his dazzling ball handling

playmaking

and

skills in addition to

ironically he failed to

make

his

high school team,
l.uplowski

Bloomsburg

W

first

starting line-up with

only six games remaining
I

197

1,

A local

newspaper

made

that

season: "his ball h;indling, ball

hawking, and scoring provided the
spark that was missing from the team
for most of Utc year " The Huskies

won

on

May

Susan

is

Montblanc USA. They reside

at

Bethlehem.

employed by the Charles
Snyder Funeral Homes.

a business education

earned a master's degree
University,

Joseph C. Zola '88 and Ann Marie
Franek wcrc iiiamed in August. Joseph,

gree

Law.

who

is

at

Villanova

a doctoral student in his

tory at West Virginia University
Morgantown,

an as.sociatc with the law firm
of Mylottc David & Fitzpatrick,
is

Kimbcrly A. Clark *89 and Dale S
Koppenhaver were married on May
inLemoyne, Kimberiy is an advertis1

ing account executive with
Lancaster

Represfnuiuve:

all-

John M. Walker

Newspapers

Inc.

Lynne Kmst *89 and Dr. William
Piotrowski '90 were mamed on Au-

WOO Hillaaw Apt. TE

conference honors his junior year.
He scored 265 points and dished out

Pittshtirj^h.

146 assists

24 games, acting as the
point guard of a team that posted
iin
I8-7mark. In 1972- 1973. he was the

(412) 343-4484

Class Vohmteerisi: ToddAr^en ziano.

from Polmar Chiropractic School

Huskies' captain, a first-team allconference selection and a NAIA

Joanne

Davenport, Iowa, in June.

District 19 all-star.

He

scored 252

points and recorded 178 assists in
his
senior year.

He

finished his career with

598

points and 333 assists. At one time,

he held school records for assists in
a
season and a career. He still holds
the single

game

gust

PA 15220

DerrUott. Linda Foster.

JoAnise Keener, Christine Spohn. Susan Sugra. John M. Walker

The Sth year reunion will be held
on Homecoming Weekend. October
21-23. Make your hotel/motel
reservations now, and watch the mail

(Continued on Page 33}

Blotimsburg, Lynne

District,

is

a read-

Williamspon Area
and Bill graduated
in

Jody Hoffman Gates '89. a photographer and design consultant widi
the
Lewisbuig Studio, won five blue

TVacy Antolick '89 recently earned
a master's degree with certification

m

Gene G. Kinney

rib-

bons during competition sponsored by
the Northeast Pennsylvania
Profes-

Ph.D,
tic

GuUck

'89 and her
husband. Dan. are parents of a daughter. Aubrey Damelle. bora
March 2.

WiUiam
A,

R. Heisner *89 and Patnce

MacUod

employed by
lotte.

N.C.

an; engaged. William
the Host

psychology

is

Mamotl in Char-

'89 has earned a

Flonda AtlanUniversity, where he also
earned a
at

He has

accepted a
position with a pharmaceutical
company in upper New York state

Marie E. Leidigh
H. Fox

secondary school counseling at
Kuiztown University. She is a case-

in

master's degree.

sional Photographers Association.

Elaine Price

worker with the Lehigh County Office
of Children and Youth Services.

Page 32

in

for details.

record for assists

(18) and steals (13) in the 87-72 win
against West Chester on February
12
1972.

6

ing specialist in the

School

I.

in

eiuiied a juris doctorate de-

Duquesne University School of

at

F

Kevin Cahill '89 and Tara Videon
were married on June 18, Kevin, who

District.

the year.

in

m

21

a product man-

Northampton County Community Col-

teacher in the Bethlehem Area School

appearing

He earned second-team

is

Mark D. Burkholder *89 and
Melanie A. Seigford are engaged
Mark, who is also a graduate of the

Susan L. Snyder '88 and Louis H
La Brie arc planning a November wed-

1989

games on

in

Hatboro,

in

their final give games, and
Luplowski scored 81 points while
in 15

ager

6,

in the

probably best summeil up the
contribution thnl he

program coordinator

Barrie

lege. IS

ding.

broke into the

is a

mamed

Beck were

Betlilehem,

Kelli Ann Singley '88 and Michael
Barlow aa- planning a December wedding, Kelli IS employed by General

Instrument

being a clutch player and fme leader.
He graduated from Ridley Park,

where

Stacy

phmning an October wed-

WPVI-Channel

with

J.

Raymond A. Matty *89 has accepted a position in the
accounting office at Millersville
University.

Nicole Matuella *89 and Peter

Lamana were married
Nicole

'89 and Robert

were married on July 30
in
Hamsburg. Marie is a drama
and
speech teacher in Charles
Jr.

IS

in

J

Hazleton,

a busmess analyst for

Dun

&

Bradstreet Information Resources

North America
live in

in

Bethlehem.

They

Bethlehem.

County

Maryland.
Lisa Pfirman McCoUum '89
and
her husband, Frank, art
the parents of

Hall of Fame

Classnotes

W)

{Continued frvm Page

Todd

Oavcy '90 and Jolene A

J.

mamed

Sansky were
19Q.1
Todd

on October 11.

employed by (ihmo

IS

They reside

Phiirmaceuiicttls

in

Bcthelcm

Dawn D'Aries '90 wiu* promoted to
nuuiiiginj; editor of

weekly newspaper

The Ctutst Star, a
Munasquan. N J

ni

She joined the paper
June 1992
ant Beach.

N

Jeanette

It.

a reporter

a.s

She resides

iii

in Point Picas

J.

Failla '90 and John

V..

A

Yon were iiuimcd on May 7 in Long
Valley. N.J. Jeanclle owns u pre
^^^^^^^^^^^

sch».H)l/day care center.

Alphabet

Netcong, N.J

press, in

Tlx

lliey live in

Hackcttstown

Tina Souders '84
Soudcrs was

some

teams of

one

t)l

Tummy Frit* '90 and Jeremy Ktxh
were married on July 9 A lieiilcnunt
U

S.

Navy.

Tammy

intensive cure nui\c in

is

u neonatal

San Diego.

Rob (iuuid

'90

IS

certification

program at Kutziuwn Uni

giHKl

Itir

currcnlty design

the

Bctlileheni,

May

gazer" project on the "Information

14 2 iiuiik

Chnslinc

i.s

of

employed by

an account ex-

is

ecutive for AIX'OM. a

company which

cable television advertising

also active in the Lancaster

She

County

(he Clinton

Dickinson School

County Court

in

ol Comiiion

Pleas

Chapter of B.U. alumni.

llunNickvr *90 and
Oliver J. lavcoe III '94 arc engaged
Lori IS employed at Gnaden Huclleii
Memorial Hospital as public relations
and patient representative

Oliver served an inlernsliip

David A. Wargo '89
Information Center

Allentown

He

also a semi-professional comic

ma-

He

Alumni and friends attending a dinner in New York City on May 19 included
Mai Arttr '83. John Bacigatupi. Leslie Hoy Bacigalupi '86. Todd Brown '80.
Angela Candori '90. Tom Canfield '80. Jim Case '63. Gary Groenheim '91.
Melissa

Hamer

Gus Havtland '89. Ken Isaacson. Kevin Jamison 89.
Ann Mane Kwiatkowski. John Utilewood '91. Michuet
Kathleen Molden. Deb Mulkewycz '90. Dickie Paria '88. Phil
John Reese '62. Beth Saiaman '90. Bob Stckmger '51. Jo-Ann

Dan Komegay

McMane

'82.

Petersen

'91.

'89.

'93.

Sickinger George Stozenski '83. Dorothy Derr Tdson '40. Cynthia Vought
90. Ken Walsh '84. Jim Walter '68. Dennis Ward '86. Jeannie Yap '91 and

in

lives in Whitehall.

1990

Clark

at

P.

and ThoniaA

K.

Beck *88 were married on May

Way Apt

I

in

Ouccnshurg,

N Y

21

who

Lindsay,

is

Lisa

Instruments

is

a speech pathologist with the

on

May
is

2) in

Lock Haven. Ann Mar-

an area manager for Sunshine

in Ualliniorc in

al

Sep

a certified public

is

*90 and Patrick

is

a sales reprc&entative for

Linda McLeod '89 and Thomas
Connelly were
18, 1993.

mamed

Linda

is

on September
employed in the

techmcal services department

at the

Sell

were

They

mamed

on

May

28. 1994

tometry in Philadelphia.

Diane Rude '89

is

a semor trainmg

Readmg

Public Library.

speciahsl for Selective Insurance

works

as

pany

a

She also
melalsmilh
for

Chickeoscratch Studios

m Reading.

m Branchville. N J.

Com-

She has been

with the firm since iuly 1990.

TVacey M. Cooper '90 and Robert
were mamed on June 18 in

A Yohn

Seltnsgrove

Tracey

is

a kindergarten

teacher in the East Pennsboro School

Ann Margaret Paoko *89 and
Raymond N. Schneider were mamed

Andrew M. Savarese '89 and
Maura D Higgins were mamed in July

Mathis '90 and Douglaa Wood

Julie,

who

an

IS

ESOL

District in Enola.

loss to

Sacred Heart on

May

1

1.

I5lh overall

tics

her for

NCAA

on the

Division

while her 0 14 career l-RA

II list,

She recorded 615

ranks third

46
610 inning career

She threw three
perfect

games

no-hitlcrs. including

against Miscncordia

11,

I9H3)

Children's
years.

at the

Home

A member

for

Cunningham's

almost six

of the National

Association of Social Workers, she

AllenUjwn City School

University of Illinois in

at the

1992.

wed-

teacher
District.

studying for a master's degree

at

Kutztown University

The induction dinner will be held
6 p m. on October 14 in the 24
West Ballroom of Magee's Mam
at

Street Inn

earned the doctor of optometry degree

from the Pcnnsylvama College of Op-

live in Schnecksville.

single

record of 21 innings in n 1-0

earned a master of social work

are planning an April 22, 1995

ding

IS

*90 has

NCAA

innings, including an

degree
Julie

were

Don David Blackburn

45 consecutive

Slate, she piiihed

She has been employed as a

Blewilt were married on August 13.

Shannon

in the

Susan M. Rowland '89 and Ron

regional

Manknio

(April 16. I9H2) and Springfield

in

LOreal

Lincoln Intermediate Unit.

l-iast

against Sacred Heart and

cottage director

mamed on August 20. Caroline
employed by Tom's Family Restau-

LRA.

0.2()

NCAA

(May

Shannon M. Lyonn

Smith. Lisa Stackhouse

She

J.

I

senior

Orlando, Carey and Aksociates

rant in Catawis&a.

in Philadelphia.

day

in lici

accountant with Parenic, Randolph.

J

IS

wins

shutouts in her

Caroline Achy *90 and Tim Creasy

garet

/

I

In a iwii

game

198 ^

In

22 games and sinick oul 207

reading specialist certification

Scott Zoufaly '90.

a daughter. Justine Marie, born on
March 30 in the Gettysburg Hospital.

won

the best

strikeouts and a school record

(703)803-76/0
Class Volunteeris): Nicole Woodson

was

batters while walking only

Wilhanupon.

VA 22030

LRA

while her 181

a teacher, will complete studies for

tcmber Thomas

11825 Federalist
Fairfax.

0 2^

llei

Her 74 career wins
Lind.
Loyola College

Shevlin

season she was

19H4.

Representative:

James

she

a senior ap-

PC

IS

Manhattan

is

plications dcvcloper/analysl for

posting a

t.

strikeouts ranked second

Ann

Atlanta University in Atlanta, Cia

gician.

lic iK-\I

l

in the naliun.

amassed

assistant

Soudcrs

sea.soii,

inuiiediaie iinpat

campaign and a

Susan Sugra '89

IS

at ITic

juris

Law on June 4 He is a law clerk

Lori

Regional

l-asi

Ireshman

21 2. a mark that included 15

Bethlehem.

sells

In Ik'i

"

doctor degree

14 in

General Accident Insurance. Tlicy live
in

NCAA

made an

Stuurt L. Hall *90 cimied a
married on

7,

won two I'SAC champiand twice placed seiund in

shutouts

Christine L. Siegfried '89 and Scott

1

Hci M|uads

versity.

A Wesncr were

ot II 4

an H7(t winning percentage,

and di'vfloping iniciactivc video
programs tor Bell Atlantic's "Star

Highway

lluil

l')K-l

During her four seasons, Soiider's
teams anms.scd a reconi

iiig

recently completed u teacher

I9K3 and

in I9K2,

onsliips

Andrew

She was

early 198(1n

tlie

the Huskies' lirM ever All-

Anu'i leans in thai sporl, e;uning

honor

in the

standout pitcher for

a

ol the doniinaling soltball

The S22

may

tickets

be

purchased by contacting the Office of

DIna Muti '90 and Robert Prexton
Jr. '89

were

mamed

Summit Dina

is

in July in

Clarks

a supervisor for

West

Side Head Start Program at
Lackawanna Human Development
Agency Robert, an cnginecnng stuputer draftsman for

comCommunications

Consulting Services

Inc., Factoryville.

dent at Wilkes Umversity.

is

a

Sports Information
In addition to

Friday night's

at

717-389-4413,

being honored

affair, the

al

new

inductees will be recognized the

following day

ceremonies

dunng pre-gamc

at the

contest against

Huskies' football

Lock Haven.

Page 33

Father Chet

Classnotes

Bloom
new post

leaves
for

Scores of Father Chet Snyder's
friends gathered in June to wish

well in his

new assignment

him

April 22. 1995 wedding.

in

Mechanicsburg.

at

is

known

lo

fer is a financial analyst at

Bloomsburg. served as

Cathohc campus minister
university for

1

1

Jennifer L. Dincher '91 and

years.

Tim Tepes *90 has joined RE/MAX

at the

Unlimited Real Estate

In

Township

as an associate Realtor.

tor at the

Mechanicsburg. he will serve as
director of the

Hamsburg Diocese

Donald Trathen '90 is working as
a medical technician in the transplant

Office of the Continuing Education

of Pnesis and Parochial Vicar of
Joseph's Church,

A great sense
role

model and

helping
r-ather

m

immunology

St,

a comniitmcnl to

Heckman
the

"You knew

if there

was

it

in

They

many

AIDS committee and

"He was

Chicago

dean of the College of Business,
according to Carol Matteson.
mterim
provost and vice president for

lime Matteson plans to return
as

LDP.

Hazlelon.

Inc..

Christine R. Heininger *91 has
joined the staff of Placers as a service

and

I

n.versUy Faculty. The three educators
were on a panel at
m the do. Also o, attendance at the recepnon

and/or

Gou: Penny Jo Gutshall

NMs Umnr Dn

John Olivo. professor of business
education and office administration,
served as mterim dean for the

K

th

V

L

two

Cat 90. and Marilyn

past

'

T

'.W.

Usa Hahakus

in

1 1

Sea

E.

Honse

*91

and Chris-

Fan- were married on

Bloomsburg.

Caroline,

May 2

who

also
graduated from the Scranton Med-Tech

Isle

Consortium,

is employed in the labomedicine department at

ratory

Geisinger Medical Center in
Danville.

'89.

Mar.- Horns, Jeffrey

Jodi L. Kishbach '91 (M) and
Donald C. Walp '82 were mamed
in

30

June. Both are teachers
in the Berwick
Area School District.

^-vn. Madht

1993, in Hagersville

Sara

the Plumstcadville Inn,

is

Hahnemann

University Hospital in

Philadelphia.

They live

District

and

reside in

Telforxl.

Denise R. Route '90 reports the
of a son. Brandon Matthew,
on

April 8 (six pounds, four
ounces).

David

Montgomery Pub-

lishing Co. in Haiboro.

Karia Burkhart Rush '90
and her
husband. Robert, are the
parents of a

Ryan Austin, bom on May 29

(four

pounds. 14 ounces. 19 inches).
Julie SaviUe '90 and
were married on August

Olym-

7.

Julie is a

language pathologist

Pnnl Media Award.
She is a reporter for The Journal-Patriot newspaper in
North Wilkesboro

at

as

BuD.C.

*91

and Mar-

David isdireclor of pattern

Au-

in Philadelphia.

May

22

in

Baltimore.

'91

mamed on

is a
teacher of the hearing
impaired for
Balnmorc County Schools. They
re-

Lisa

A, Hess were

mamed

in the

Patricia J. Davis '91 and
GaUick '93 were mamed

Easion.

burg. Patncia

is

Inc.

Randall

J.

'91 and

Kent

A

spnng.

at the

Berwick

live at

Berwick

They

master's degree at the
University of
Virginia, is a special
education teacher

m die Charlottesville City Schools.

1.

Kevin J

m Hams-

and

Hamsburg.

mamed on July 30 m
Lisa, who earned a

Kevm

IS

a substitute teacher

m

Dauphin School Distnct.
is

an accountant with The

McNaughton Company

m Hamsburg.

Laura McCawley '91
and Frank
Magel '86willbemamedonSepteml>er

23. 1995, Laura ,s a
radiologic
technologist at Polyclinic
Medical
Center. Hamsburg,
and Frank is mental health
professional

for

County Mental Health

Dauphin

He was formerly

assistant vice president of
the finn.

Stradling '90 and

Rosemane Giunia

employed

Hospital Center.

the Central

*90 has been

Ann Market

McConnell were

Paul L. Singley '90 and
Kirslen
EIek '92 were mamed on
August 6 in

Jr.

School District. He is also
pursuing a
master's degree at Wilkes
University.

side in Baltimore County.

R.R.

Frank Stancato

Lee

Electnc Supply Co., and
Thomas is an
English teacher at North
Pocono

and

Brenna

zine in Wilhamsport.

elected secretary -treasurer
at Leader

'91

for

Alberta

Bethlehem.

Evans

Hahnemann Umversity Hospi-

worked as a reporter for the
former
Sunday Grit and Grit national
maga-

live in

Ue '91 and Thomas D.
were married on August 19
in Clarks Summit.
Judith is advertising and marketing
coordinator
Judith M.

trans-

Alberta L. Davis '91 and
Michael

They

Kristine Kubilus '91 and
David
Yoder are engaged. Kristine
is employed by Bell Atlantic in
Reading.

Md.

Brenna G. Chaskin

N.C.

Data Processing

Doug Wilde

Carpenter

J.

Michael B. Fnedmann were
Jule C. SchrefHer '90 has received
tlie 1994 North
Carolina Special

After graduating from B.U..
she

Barbara Ann Rupp '90 and
Jonathan D. Lewis are planning
an
October 8 wedding, Barbara is
an ac-

employed

garet B. Hassold were married
in

in Norrisiown.

pics Outstanding

birth

is

live in Silver Spring.

port at

employed

They

Kelayres. Carla

They

gust.
Willis.

hy the Souderion Scho«i|

count executive for

in

a survey statistician for the
U.S.
reau of the Census in Washington.

tal

speech

on June

P

Caria M. Cara '91 and Lee
Leibensperger were married on April

Robert Millar. Lynne Mdler.
Suzette Novak

Sarn Jane Rcnshaw *90 and
Bradley J Hyer were married
on June 19.

son.

mamed

She

sJm

rhc conference earher

.V

m

City. N.J. Donna IS a pre-school
and
kindergarten teacher at Ss. Philip and
James School. They live in Exton.

J

dean.

CaroUne

Donna M. Adgie '91 and Joe Rafter
were

m the Exton office.

L
topher

>nM

Duma

representative

previously was an account manager
at
the Eagle's Eye.

Andronis. Zohreh Garrousian

An alumnt rrception and dinner were held
in Chicago on June 4 m
conjunrnon ^,h ih. annual meeUn, of the
Ciohal Awareness Society InlemaUonal.
whuh .as a. ended hy 26 lUoon.burg
Unn.rs,ty faculty and 36 students.
''""^"-"' ''^
'mectsofOhbatization on the Five Es
T'.^
Ethuntv
Education. Economy Equity and
the Environment " Special
.ue.ts
Dr. James H McCormick.
cliancellor of the State
of Higher

State College

affairs.

The appointmeii! is effective from
August 20 to July 1, 1995, al which

Cheryl Ann Gogola '91 and Donald
A. Galade are planning a September
wedding. Cheryl is a marketing assis-

live in Zionsville.

Class Volunteeris): John

Ericksen

Ericksen. associate professor
of marketing, has been named
acting

ber 1991.

Representative:

a wonderful role model,"

Mary

He joined the Marine Corps in Decem-

m the

Damian J. Dinan
2690 Drew Street. Apt 805
Clearwater. FL 34619

says Cajpenler.

Page 34

a teacher

is

tant at

the

acting dean
of business

Marine Corps, recently
completed the Corps' adjutant course.

1991

University/Community Task Force
on Racial Equity.

years.

Scott L. Frederick *91, a second

Allentown School Distnct, and Gary
an accountant with Parente.
Randolph. Oriando, Carey and Asso-

organizations, including the

university's

academic

area.

is

ciates.

campus

Union County Children and Youth Ser-

'93, are enjoying living in

Chicago

Allentown. Kathleen

best

working with students. He'd do
his own quiet way."
Father Chet was active

and

vices in Lewisburg.

Kathleen Waiko '90 and Gary A.
Frey '90 were married on July 16 in

a crisis, a

show up," says
"He did what he was

Carpenter,

'91

lieutenant in

tragedy, he'd

in

lab at Northwestern Uni-

Chet brought to Bloomsburg.

says Jennie Carpenter, interim vice
president for student life.

at,

Jamie L. Dunkelberger

Medical School in Chicago.
Don and his wife, the former Dianna

a time of need are qualities

Bloomsburg Econo Lodge.

Kyle A. Batman were married on April
30 in Winfield. Jamie is employed by

versity

of humor, a positive

United

Methodist Continuing Care Services in
Lewisburg. and Mark is a night audi-

Whitehall

in

Mark

E. Linder '94 are planning an October 22 wedding in Mifflinburg. Jenni-

Philadelphia.

Father Chet. as he

everyone

Randy is a
Bank in

loan analyst with Continental

are planning an

Oena Delpais *91 and Charles
F
Su^ky are plannmg a wedding
m 1995
Dena is a special educanon

teacher in

the

Uhighton Area School

District

S.

Hsa M. McDonald '91
Cemovsky '93 were

JunelSmDanviUe.

Unham.

Tisa

and

IWis

married on
is

Md.. and Francis

a teacher
is

an as-

sistant legislative
auditor for the

Of-

Lehigh Valley
alumni attend
State System

Classnotes

reception
Aluiimi tind fnends attending a

System trccpiion m Allentown
on Miir^ h f\ were Lindu Angst
Slate

\

Brwks

Bennell '84. rmi

''H, Albert

Ctim

CivjilliKci "78. IViinis

'69,

IVggy Ciini, Caiolc IVmioii, Joiuinc
Dcmcott "89. William IViiuoit '66.
Juhc 1-culncr '92, Chnsiinc l-oid "87.

Penny

C.ulstiiill '89.

Lisa Hahakus

8«).

John Man/on '71. Michele
Hucaluk «(>. Kns Kren/ "82. Sue
Lilly '79. Ht'lh Liiulenmuth '91.

McMullin
Cieor)iiii

-80.

Noccker

'70.

Jim

[•asicniak "84.

Hob

Jody Millard '79.
Robert

Pillu •91), Scoll

84. Itill Suausct 'til. Dawn
8^, Leslie lYuglione "9^. and
Welsh -87

l\>P|K'tc

llucii
Jell

Capitol Chapter

Lehigh Valley Frosh

Local Frosh

Members

Members of the Class of I99H from high n hools

guests
8.

at

of the Class of 1998 from Lehigh and Northampton counties were
a picnic hosted by the Lehigh Valley Chapter of B .U- alumni on June

New freshmen in attendance were Louis Bona. Aaron Eckhan. Knsta Habcrl.

Tara Hucaluk. Christine Kremos. Sarah Lichty,

Megan O'Brien. Michele

Sea-

man, Joseph Stephen and Eric Vemo, Their guests included Barbara Hucaluk,
Metro Hucaluk, Megan Karchner. Amy Lichty '94, Ron Nakata. Cindy O' Bnen.
and Michael Vemo. The committee and helpers included Cliff Maurer

'66,

hosts
m

Cotumhui and adjacent
Hou \e ho sted hv
Alumni Board members and viplunteers New freshmen in attendance werr
Destiny Brown. Jody Cahoot. Jennifer Fromm. Crystal Kovim het:. Brian
Myers. Jim Neufer. Stefame Shoenmker. Pete Trenlacoste III Others in attendance: Allan Andrews. Nancy Edwards '70. Chris Elltoit '9S, Susan Fnmmt.
counties were guestx at a cookout at the Fenstemaker A lumni

Sandra Jackson. Dr Mary Lou John '45. Brian Ludlev '95. Meredith Uiyos
'94. Heidi Muntzer. Connie Myers '72. Tom Mvers. /jthreh
(iarnmsian '91M.
Reza Noubary. Hugh O'Donnell. Scott Rtghler 'H4. Emily Rupert. Handd
Rupert. Sandra

J.

Rupp

'71.

John Scnmgeour

Trenlacoste. Mar\ellen Trentacoste.

53.

Barb Shoemaker. Eelicia

New

reshmen

f

freshmen

were guests

mi

Ilii*

I

lamshurg area

al a

picnic on June 27

wliicli wits liosteil

by ineiiilHTs ot the

Capital Area Chapter ot

It

U

iilumni

The members ot the Class ol 1998
were Jessica Ileauchaine, Monah
Comvcau, line Davis. Jeieniy llcnscl.
Amy Loser. Deborah Mollctt. and
Steven Wallace

Other guests were

Dob Amman,

Amman. James

Oail

W

Davis '72. Sandy Hensel, Spike

and Peter Trentacoste Jr

Hcnsel
llie

alumni

hoxl.s

(Jnmes

'49. (iail

Sharon

(ietiel

Woodson
Swiirls

included Richard

Wcidman Jones '80.
Olll /8, Nichole

Sinilli

'90. .iml

Nelson

'6.1

Reading-Berks
chapter enjoys
after-work mixer
Alutiiiii

and

Irieiids atieiiding a

reccplion in Reading on April 21

included Carol Ackcrman. Dwighl

Ackerman
'79.

'71.

Dchra Bumclt-Hcist

Marianne Carey

'79. Chei
Cooke, Kmi I cinour Cooke "74.
George Derk ")5, Vera Derk '60.

Joseph Dunikus

'81,

Druiiilicller. I-Jsu

Philly

Area Frosh

New freshmen who

Stanley

dance were Paul Posluszny

Philadelphia area were invited to a picnic an
In atlen

'9fi. Amber Wenku,% '9H. Mary
Anna Bauer '95, Chris Beadling
'94. Jim Ceccalli '91. Kimberly CeccatU 92. Utn Lannetti 'HH. Pairu ia Moore
'85. Carolyn Vemay Reitz '51, Robert Reilz '49. Camenm Smith 'H4 and Sandra
Wood Smith 86

'9H.

Gayle Shaw

Ellen Posluszny. Marti Shaw. Eileen Wenkus.

Gnng s

Mill near Reading were the following

members of the Class of 1998: Jeremy Bentz. Charles Borst. Ryan Burkey.
Ryan Crupi. Diane Davis. Taryn Kesseg. Todd Lofgren, Katrina Miller, and
Kevin SchJenker Parents and friends included Rita Bentz. Steve Burkey. Sue
Crupi. Terry Crupi, Judy Davis. Paul Davis. Aaron Leibman, Bobbie Lofgren.
Ed Lofgren. John Miller. Sharon Miller. LaVeme Schlenker. and Veronica
Schlenker The picnic was sponsored by the Reading-Berks Chapter of B U.
alumni, including George Derk 'SS. Vera Derk 60. Cmdy Hepler 86. and
Dale Keener AS.

Hill '90. Mary Anne KIcmkosky '59.
Ray Kunkct '67. Rcnec Kunkcl '93.
Irena L^ndacki '75. Dan Quinn '79,
Barbara Re/.nick, Ted Re/nick '58,
John Rohland "82, Ciayle Cope

Schneider "73, Robert SchnciJcr.

Mclinda Schwar/.

"90, Louann Spohr
Shade '90 and Anne Wispier '79.

Lehigh Valley chapter hosts prospective students
Prospecuve B.U. students

Attending a welcome picnic at

'87.

Heimbach 'I^.Cynlhia

Hcplcr '86. John JJeydi '84, Sharon
live in the

July 27 hosted by the Montgomery County Chapter of B.U Alumni

Reading-Berks Frosh

Todd

Oundruin

m the Lehigh

Valley were hosted by alumni on

January 23. Attending the party were the following high school venior^ and
their families:

Tracey Bomkowski. Tracy Fnt/. Enka Hirschel, Tara Hucaluk.

Megan O'Bnen,

Alexis Rittcr. Barbara Schwindenhammcr, and Kelly

Tom Bonikowski. Jaime Churctla, Barbara
Cmdy O'Bnen. Gary O'Bnen. Dennis Rnicr. Leo

Willianu; Pal Bonikowski.

HucaJuk. Metro Hucaluk,

SchwiDdcohammer, Nancy Schwindenhammcr The host& were Joanne
Dcmcott '89. Carole IDcmcott, Bill Ocmcott '66. Diane Maurer *66, and
Maurer '66

Cliff

Page 35

Developments

— THE GIVING REPORT
FUTURE
EVENTS

BU Alumnus Donates to Permanent Art Collection

Celebrity Artist Series

By Susan K. Ukks
AsMxtuiil Difccliir

iif

1994-1995

Dcvclopmcni

After completing a career
in teaching.

Joseph E. Hudock '41.
his

former dassmales. C.

this spring, conlacled

—

love

starring Loretta Sv^it
art.

(Bellz) Edwards, expressinij his inlercst in giv-

rolled in Santa

lege in the iy70s where he

"look every

Monica Col-

the university a portfoho of 12 photographs of

medium. One hundred credit
hours later. Hudock has produced more than
pieces

(HIAFRA

('1111 J)

accompanying

lower

right).

(Ac-

cording to Hudock, arlcnis are lyrics composed

of

by the

lithography teacher and the

This

artist for his art.)

gift

was followed by

five lithographs —

St.

Jerome.

St.

(Adam and

Anthony Outside

and the Conversion of

is still

Epic Brass
Fri..

the City,

St. Paul).

ST.

AN HON Y OUTSIDE THE CITY: Lithograph. 24' x20"
I

a study and inierprftation by Joseph

is

now

of

calls

Hudock

This concept

Noio

fV's

Peace and

E.

Hudock of Alhrecht

Diirer.

1994

9.

Minnesota Orchestra
Andre Watts, pianist
Fri.,

developing a new concept of art which he
"future an".

Dec.

helping his

Hudock has had a private
showing at Santa Monica College and

(

Diirer studies and interpretations

and

21, 1994

Tues.. Nov. 8. 1994

students in those classes.

Indian Chicl iindailcm below) and lour Albrecht

Eve.

art

Oct

Fri..

The Secret Garden

able" and worked in every

selected pieces, along with

Newport Jazz Festival

art class avail-

son of the deparlmenl of an, led Hudock lo send

"artcms"

1994

Sat., Sept. 17,

he en-

ing sonic of his art lo Hhujiiisburg University.

Discussions with Kenneth Wilson, chairper-

!

first

A California resident,

and Hda Bessie

Slu.-in

pursue his

to

Shirley Valentir^e

Hudock decided

is

based on the

1

94

1 .

with a degree in secondary education,
taught high school in Marlborough.

N.Y- and Cccillon. Md, before heading

to

The Barber of Seville
New York City Opera
National

Fri..

Sat..

War
are

Feb

1995

18.

College of Business
Golf Outing

in

nei'cr

Jan. 27. 1995

de Bordeaux

Ballet Theatre

one

ei'er

Company

Los

done

20 1995

Jan.

Mountain Laurel

won

June

Know
the

17,

1995

this

agony
you see

MEMORIAL

me:

in

lohen hunii^er grips,

sweet rain

of

upon the Hps

Edith Behr

Shuman

Lopez, Pa.,

who

'24,

died

in

Dec. 1992 bequeathed the

IS fUJin

Bloomsburg University

then

death

INDIAN CHIEF

$12,243. Interest from the

Uthograph. 24" x 32"

BIAFRA CHILD Uthograph.

"These pieces are very strong additions lo t>ur
pemianent collection." noted Ken Wilson. "The
department faculty are pleased to have his
interest in our continuing visual education pro-

art

gram."
will be

added

permanent collection
for display

promise

to the university's

ol ai and will be available
throughout the university or for edut

the intricacies ot

this goal the help

of every

Nationwide employee

Page 36

is

BU/

needed.

1950s he returned to Los An^....

where he taught

in private

Hudock earned

from Loyola University.
Monica. Calif.

at

N W. General Insurance,

Nationwide headquiirters

He

tor

in

Co-

He

this pro-

Bloomsburg University.

asks that any

BU

graduate

em-

ployed by Nationwide Insurance
who has not heard from him recently contact

him

at the

Nation-

wide Foundation. Three Nationwide

OH 43216.

In addition to this scholarship,

Mutual Insurance

eluded

in the

Founders' Club

the

spring.

Bloomsburg.
sight.

$30.0(X) pledge which will

endow scholarships
additional

award

will

for se\eral

BU students.

The

be given in 1995.

The Goal

Pledged

;

1994

Received

$3,375

1

Charles

i

$3.0
rryr

S2.5
I

ing in Report '93. publishec

the

of Hamsburg. Pa. and
Nationwide Insurance Foundation has conlnbuted $22,500 to-

Library Construction

H

Company

\v;ird a

Memorial Scholarship.

resides in Santa

Mariiinne Creasy and Lucille
"29 should have been

Plaza 3-22. Columbus.

the Nationw ide

to help

support the Veterans

a master's degree in education

DeVoe
(•rank K\\ latkowski '79. director

be used

schools until 1966.

Correction:

BU/ Nationwide Alumni

gram

reach

In the early

Ail-and-Artist; or Artist-

and- Art; but. evenluallv: ART-ist" ( from 7eta

lo help students majoring in mar-

To

Hollywood

will

Palmer. Alaska.

Art).

lumbus. Ohio, coordinates

scholarships annually.

is

processes ihal can be discovered within

supporting a scholarship program

to three $1.(X)0

the

at

into tailoring in Alaska, he reentered teaching
in

of finance

two

Angeles where he taught

conceptualized interpretation of Artist's involvement within the never-ending evolution-

lartj

After graduating from Bloomsburg. Class

For the past several years.

ketingormanagement. Thegoalis

To

account

Professional School. Following a brief venture

Bloomsburg alumni who work for
Nationwide Insurance have been

to support

and piece are one".

exhibit

24" x 32"

presented as a

cational purposes in the classroom.

Attention

that "creator

Hudock. "the

al)

The pieces

Alumni Scholarship Fund

is bliss

$2.0

issue

We regret the o\

$1.5

Sl.O

DEVELOPMENTS
is

$0

edited by

first

Susan R. Hicks

$0.5

'67

Developments

— the giving report

DRAFT OF THE CERAMIC MURAL:

atui$N.W
4

subscribed.

1/2" ceramic

the full-color wall

tiles,

new library. The

to the

Update

bear the names of donors who contributed between $1,000

vancement.

By

Treasury

more than $2,375

million, rep-

must

Bloomsburg

raise.

has qualified for $7,125 million

funding

in

from the Commonwealth's Higher Educa-

Of Ideas

tion Capital Construction

Program.

new

Originally, the plans for the

building with the top floor

Eric Foster
News

Assistant

left

has raised $2.9 million

In gifts,

library,

unfinished for

library

campaign goal by

$1 million, to a total of $3,375 million, so

cost of the

project, including the design cost

and private

and matching construction funds

to

State legislative appropriations for

44%

of

BU

Bloomsburg Univer-

(and other State System universities) passed

in

June

resulted in $29,566,366 toward a total budget of $66.96 1 .877

or 44 percent.

This reflects a long history of gradually

decreased funding for the State System, for instance, from

60 percent

in

1980 to42 percent

in

1992-93 (latest complete

nia public higher education

lated,

at a level that is

is

both

colleges. State

dents and families,

it

e..

System

universities, state-re-

issue.

For

demands of other state-funded

fall

to students, a practice

It

IS

corporations to see
says Helwig,

if

who stresses

it

Bloomsburg

to

ils

(Room and board

have the remaining funds

to

raised in lime lor ihe ground-breaking cer

emony

a(

homecoming

Oclober." says

in

laniero. "Actual conslniclion ol the library

would begin

The new

spring ol 1995."

in Ihe

library will be located

on

iht-

present site ol ihesol ibiill field Conslruction

the importance ot

New

has been a Stale System objective to

"open

class,

hope

expected to be completed

IS

1996.

in

gaining broad-based support in (his fund-

for 1994-95

years

"We

they will participate."

The

doors"

— pay

salaries

and pur-

chase basic supplies and a limited amount of equipment
fees are set to cover costs resulting from

Unfortunately, the stale funds and tuition

There

which has been

m place for

is

fail to

IRS Rules Aflecl Giving

Recent Internal Revenue Service (IRS) rulings and

provide

Bloomsburg

regulations can have a significant affect on

The deductible value of charitable
donations is now subject lo new inlcrprelationsby the IRS.
University donors

The IRS's

basic premise

A charitable gift can be

is this

considered fully deductible only
anticipation of receiving

not an area at the university thai has not been

positively affected by these gifts.

Funds from these private

sources, which comprise approximately

1

.7

percent of the

university budget, have been, forycars. helping
offer an educational curricula thai goes

Bloomsburg

beyond

"just

open-

or

anything of substantial value

If

given with no

is

il

commitment

to receive

in return

a

II

But. as long as stale dollars available to

University continue to dechne

be

filled

further

and costs increase, the gap to

by gifts from pnvate sources will only widen
Hence, the response from requests to alumni and

becomes increasingly important
value of a Bloomsburg education.

friends for support
tain the

Bloomsburg

to sus-

must be decreased by the worth of the

Further, the

IRS considers

table organization
versity Foundation

—

donor docs

—
—

it

in this case.

lo

benefit.

Ihe obligation of Ihe chari-

The Bloomsburg Uni-

inform ihe d(jnor as to the

"fair-

market value" of the benefit as well as what portion of the
gift IS

deductible

Examples of benefits include

sports events, clothing, and gifts

any

ing the doors".

slate universities.

mid 1960s, the basic fee to attend
Bloomsburg was $125 per semester. In 1983. when
Bloomsburg received university status, tuition was $740.
This

many

1994 senior

faculty

allocation of stale funds and tuition paid by students allows

stu-

As long

transportation, welfare, and prisons), the

In the

cam-

dunaiions trom

in

and $36,000 from (he

tion

A large portion of the unfunded balance is met by tuition
decades.

years." says John Scrimgeour.

$77,000

aie

aluinni class treasuries

receive a benefit, the tax -deductible value of ihe contribu-

cover the actual costs of operating

many

Budget

meet the

campaign

priority capital project for

Bloomsburg University education apart from others. This
is where gifts from private sources become important.

challenge reoccurs each year for finding the resources to

charged

Among the recent contributions to Ihe librai^

"Constructing a larger library has been

many

from alumni," says Helwig.

rate, especially

pledged.

Bloomsburg'v top

il

a high participation

the special programs and opportunities that help to set a

as tax dollars are insufficient to fund public higher educa-

(i,

Of the 2K.000 alumni contacted, more

5. 200

show

various sectors

fair to all its

remains a problematic

tion along with increasing

ol develop-

very important and should be

and state-aided universities) and affordable to

agencies

ment.

offer the best possible education at an affordable cost,

While most people would probably agree that Pennsylva-

(community

(he university can

these .services and are paid in addition to tuition.)

data available).

funded

Susan Helwig. acting director

"Right now, we're aggressively visiimg

matching funds, according to An-

Funds

foundations take a project iiune seriously

friends of the university, foundations, and

total

Businesses ami

order to complete the fourth Moor." says

all

The

of each person that

over the top

will put us

to raise in

floors of the 105,000 square-foot building

thony laniero. interim vice president for ad-

State

$5(KMKK)

member, "Since Ihe current Harvey
A, Andruss Library was c<)nstructed 27 years
ago, enrollment at Bloomsburg has doubled.

Bloomsburg' s

raising drive.
"It's the participation

less than

Foundation, with the endorsement of the

could be finished.

exceeding the amount necessary to qualify

sity

V mural have been fulh

Homecoming Weekend Karen Sm^er.

the artist for the project.

paign chairperson and a retired Bloomsburg

raise

pledges, and

toward building a new

"We have

library

university's Council of Trustees, voted to

for stale

is

In the fall of 1993. the

future expansion.

The Bloomsburg University Foundation
gifts

Tiles for the 5' v 16'

$12.4 million.

than

called for the construction of a four-story

planned

mu fadlity.

$10.5 million construction cost, will exceed

raising

that the university

Editonal

the

color renderina will be on display

Architectural Ceramics, of Philadelphia

resenting 25 percent of Ihe cost of the library

By

A

Goal Surpassed

State

-

tiles will

To be comprised of approximately 4H0. 4 1/2- x
mural will hang prominently near the main entrance

gifts will

The

fair

tickets to

market value of

be specified on the solicitation.

For instance,

if

a

donor contributed $HK)

and received $15 worth of tickets as a

lo athletics,

result of that

donation, the charitable contribution would be $85.
Direct questions to the

Development Center, Bloomsburg

University. Bloomsburg.

PA

1

78

1

5,

or telephone 717-

389-4525.

Sl.543.

Page 37

Search

underway
for student

veep

life

William

Nice '91 and Lorraine

J.

Bielen were married on June 4

in

Under new presidential leadership,
Bloomsburg University is seeking

McAdoo. William is grocery manager
at Boyer's IGA in McAdoo. They live

nominations and applications for the

in

Hazleton.

position of vice president for student
lifi

Reporting directly to the

,

Joan Winner Probst '91 (M) of
Lock Haven has earned certification a.s

presid^'ni, the vice president for

student

is

responsible for providing

a reading specialist.

leadership in the areas of residential
life,

student aclivities. intercollegiate

athletics, financial aid,

Bronwyn J. Queen

counseling

E. Drotar

and career development,

wilt

Laurel

— Strong interpersonal and

— Ability

skills;

Ann

Smith

ert E,

in

The\

Ransier *91 and Rob
are plarming an

III

Octo

ber 29 wedding. Laurel works for Hass

to function as a

member of an

&Co

adminis-

trative team:

— At

21

have

the following characteristics;

collaborative

May

a teacher

is

Newtown.

live in

The successful candidate

and Thomas

the Pennsbury School District.

standards.

communication

Bronwyn

in Yardley.

and student

multicultural activities,

'91

were married on

Jr.

Denise Reinhold '91 and Gregory
of university

least five years

Wiik '90

administrative experience preferably

on a residential campus;

— Expenence m

are planning a July 199<

Denise

wedding.

Allentown School

the areas
IS

employed

is

District,

employed by Dunn

&

h)

and Gre-

Bradstreei

reporting to the vice president;

— Demonstrated cormiiitment

the linkage of

to

Jeffrey Seidel '91 and L\jin
Condrack are planning a November 25
wedding in Minersville. Jeffrey is an

academic and student

affairs;

— Demonstrated
cultural diversity,

sensitivity to

accountant with

gender equity and

New

Breed Corp.

in

Kearny, N.J.

equal opportunity;

— Master's degree required, and

Christine E. Sims '91 and Mark

doctorate preferred.

The

position will be filled on

January

3.

Lemoyne.

Christine,

ate student at

received by September 23. 1994, and

must include

(

I

how

)

a cover letter

the applicant's

training and experience directly
relate to the desired characteristics.

(2) a detailed professional resume,
(3)

is

T

m

a gradu

names, addresses, and

telephone numbers of

at least five

references. Early submission of

applications

is

Frosh

Valley

Nominations and applications
to:

Mona L. Bartholomew, Secretary
VPSL Search Committee
Bloomsburg University of

ing Corp. in Harrisburg.

Members of the Class of I99fi fmm high schools m Wyoming

Wyommg

a Berrigan Sub Picnic hosted by the
attendance were Lynn Benfante. Bemadetle Biebel. Rob
Valley were guests at

New freshmen in
David Cheslock, Crystal Davidick. Amy Kosar. Christina Micluiel. Christine Mulhem, Jeff Piazza.
Juhe Sialma and Aaron Turiello. Others in attendance: Dan Bechetli. Dana Bechetti. Betty Brislin. Boh Brislin. Brum
Cheslock. James Cheslock. Marguerite Cheslock. Kelly Duszak. Dehra Gam ?.'>, Jack Ganz. Jacklyn Ganz. Christi
Valley Cliapter of B.U. alumni.

Kim

Capizzt.

Gihson. Susan Gottlieb

'74.

Dolores Higgins

JohnLychos. Nancy .Swartz Uchos

encouraged.

should be directed

Susquehanna Employment and Train

Wyoming
Bnslin.

Shippensburg Universn\

a client service specialist witl

is

and

who

7

1995. or as soon thereafter

as possible. Applications musst be

describing

May

Reilly were married on

'91 M.

Wanda WHlis McDonough

Mane

Michael.

Anw

'SS.

'70.

Erm Higgms, John Higgins

PatMcAndrew

'70.

Henry Hunt

Sandy McAndrew 70. Suzanne McCabe
Angela Zuba Meizger 'ft7. Lindsay Melzger. Man in Melzger

'52.

Jess Kresge 69.

'52.

77.

Sean McDonough

'86.

Francis MicltaeL

70.

Donna Miller Bemanline Polak, Amy Sadvary '79. John .Stalnui. Nancv Sialma '70.
Charlie Turiello. Chris Turiello. Donna Polak Zimmerman '83. Michael Zimmemmn. Tyler Zimmerman. Representing
the University were Dr. John J Tralhen '68. PegTralhen. Scott Righter '84. and Husk\ Ambassadors Michael Kwasnoski
•95. Maureen McDonnell '95. and Hugh O Donnell 95.
Miller

'66.

Tina Singer '91 and ChesteVerchuk are planning a July 29. 199:"
wedding. Tina is a teacher for the
Scranton/Lackawanna

opment Agency Head

Human

Stamatis B. Smeltz '91
with the

S Air Force

I'

Force Base
is

in

also working

Devet

Start,

at

is

stationec

Falcon

\\-,

Colorado Springs

Hi

on a master'-^ dcgrcf

a

Webster University.

Pennsylvania

400 East Second

Alise C.
Street
fice

Bloomsburg. PA

1

78 15- 301
1

of Legislative Audits in Baltimore.

Md. They

live in Laurel.

Md,

J.

Szymczak '91 and Michael

Scibert '91 were married on July

in

Bloomsburg

Alise

I f

a chemisir-

is

Vonada were married on June II in
Allenwood. Kelly is a substitute

PP&L"s Susquehanna
Steam Electric Station, and Michael i>
a computer analyst at Amencan Home
Foods in Milton. Both are enrolled ir

teacher in the Milton Area School Dis-

the

tcchnician at

Alumna

Kelly J,

seeks info

about former coach
Information on the whereabouts of

1977-1978 women's gymnastics coach

Margie

trict.

*91 and Allen R.

live at Mifflinburg

R.D.

Moore Nash

Karen Merge!

"80 at 514 South Central Boulevard,

Broomall,

PA

19008. or

call

Reit7.

610-356-

and Matthew A.
were married on July 23 in Mt.

Pocono.

5272.

Karen,

master's degree
University,

Lancaster Frosh
New

freshmen who

live in the

Lancaster County area were invited to a picnic

who

is

pursuing a

East Stroudsburg

a teacher in the Pocono

Mountain School Distncl. They
Tobyhanna.

Shannon E. Newman

*91 and

Todd

Lyza Brugnolo, Chris Coolbaugh, Barbara Day. Bud Day.
Austen Seward, Nella Seward, Garry Stauffer. Courtney Ballentine, Evander

J.

Ballentine, Lorraine Ballentine, Chris Blackburn '82.

teacher at Paxinosa School in Easton.

Karen Blackburn

'82.

Nickischer were married on June 25
in Nazareth.
Shannon, a fifth grade

Danielle Blackburn. Scott Blackburn. Glenn Bromley '85, Linda Foster '89,

is

John Haney

Stroudsburg University.

'85.

Relda Scott

'55,

and Susan Sugra

'89.

pursuing a master's degree

at

Diane L. l^fel '91 and Matthew A.
Plack '91 were married on July 9 in
Doylestown. Diane is a teacher in the
Central Bucks School District, and

Matthew

IS

employed by

the Pennsyl-

vania Department of Public Welfare

live

in

on July 28 hosted by the Lancaster County Chapter of B.U. Alumni, In attendance were Jessica Acker '98. Lora Brugnolo '98, Scott Day '98, Sharon Irwin
*98, Jessica Acker,

is

*9I

at

MBA program at B.U,

2.

Shaffer.

Please contact Karen

Page 38

They

McKee

East

Michelle M. Tansey '91 and Edward C. Brandt *92 were mamed on
November 27. 1993, in Florham Park.
N.J,

Michelle

Summer

is

a social worker

ai

Nursing Home, and
Eddie is a math teacher at Franklin
Township High School.
Hill

"

Audio- Video

new

recording

track option
Camels Yost

*91

and

Audio-video recoixling has been
implemented us a new track option

Scolt

Werkhciser were married on November 23, 1993.

They

live in

wtthm

Conyngham.

the I'niverMty's bachi-lor of

iins in imisic

Becky
plannmg

are

a

muse

at

Becky

ts

interest in the technical aspects of

a registered

sound iccoidmg and sound enhanoc

Geisinger Medical Center.

iiieni

sity,

They

School District.

live

con* music courses tuul four one

in

semcsici iipplicaiion mlrrnships lor

While

cri'dits

may

1992

lia.s

placed

sound

interns in a lu-arby cvniunercial

and video studio

Bob Heller
7. Box 7030

years

Grotto Pizza Party

East Slroudsburg. PA 18301

(717)476-0086

conihitnng lorinal music education

Attending a pizza party at the Gnttto in Harveys Lake were
Becheltt. Michelle

Tom Lnndon

Class Volunteeris):

Bonchonsky

94.

Barry Boone

English. Susan Gottlieb 74. Bill Kelly

Debra Ami Acri '92 and Steven

J.

'71.

with the lechnicitl knowledge of

Amv Amadio

Carolyn Boone

90.

Rich Amadto

Nancy FdManh

'SO.

Dan

W).

'70.

Cun

Hei

helli.

Ennttxh

'S6,

nana
Janet

W. Harhara Upo 7y. John
Sandy McAndrew
Suzanne McCahe
Wanda Wilhx McDonough HH, Angela /.uba
Metzger '87. Lindsay Metzger. Marvin Metzger 86. Darlene Barherio Pavne 'H4. Ruth Jackson Ru hanh .li. William
Richards '33. Sandy Rupp '71. Am\ Sadvary '79. Nancy Stalma '70. Kathryn Thacher '33. and Merlvn Thin her
Nancy Lychos

Lychos,

Vigorito *9I will be married in
Hazieton on September 7 Debra is a

71.

Jan Kelly Jess Kresge 69. Merrtltih Ui\o\

'52.

'70.

substitute teacher,

and Steven

at

Hartshorn Services

in Parsippany. N.J.

in

Exmore. Va. Jeffrey

in Millsboro,

Her husband, Jim

*91.

is

Meri K. Bogorowski

NATWEST
Bank)

in

Evan

(M) were married on

July 30 in

who

also earned

B .U is employed
Northampton County Public
at

,

'92

develop a (waxptivc
tell

you

ear, so

when Komething sounds

nghi
Kecoiihng r(|uipnienl

is

employed by Noithampton

eral

CVS

County.
'92 and Randal

is

a

com-

He formerly was

a

specialist at First Fed-

S.

Boyer are engaged

Colleen

is

cm-

ployed by Governor Mifflin School
Distnct. and Randal

is

employed by

Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.

in

in the nuisic

T.

Joseph J. Brown

*92 and Rosemary

plannmg

a fall

Kur/wcil keyboard C4)iuiccted

witli

to a dedicated 4Nt)-level pcisonul

Pliarmacy in Lancaxler.

computer with

Claudia Cooper '92

one

"I'.ncore" software,

and two

ca.sNettc

recently earned

wedding

a muster's degree in niunugcnicnl

She

Bui'kncll Univcniity

lia.s

Kimberly Aim Burke
Lauer II '92 art- planning

1993 wedding. Kimberly
istrative assistant with

i.s

a

May

an admin-

reel-to-recl

on

channel powered

ol

mixer board, monitor and main

accepted
spcakerK

a position with Deloitte und louche in

New

Jersey.

Krnee Fultz '92 nnd Adam
Myers arc planning u December

C
17

wedding Kcnec is a teacher ui the
Montgomery Child Care AMnociatiun.

Newberry
Kathleen
St ask in

*92 and David

P. <;ally

were

married

Mechanicsburg on April 9
IS

employed by

P
in

Kathleen

the Pcnnhylvunia

Ihgher Education AKsistance Agency
jn

Acquisition of additional siiflware

and

I>.

'92 and John

Hazieton.

are

manager

in

Wyomissing.

Savings and Loan Association of

Maula

Township, and John

IfK'ation decks, u 12

(National Westminster

Scranton.

consumer loan
Terri Bieber '92 and Jeffrey

Joseph

Delaware.

mercial loan operations associate for

Pharmacy.

a master 's degree

em-

CoUeen M. Buchter

an assistant manager with Rite Aid

Winfield R.D. Terri,

is

ac-

cepted a teaching position in Perryvilie,

to

can

2()tK)

Schools

ployed by Indian RJvcr School Distnct

Susan Earl Bettendorf *92 has

going to record something, you need

department curirntly conKists nl a K-

an ac-

is

recording techniques. "If you're

'77,

1

count supervisor

the past six

tt)i

Wallace stresses the importance of

R.R.

the

the tiack option

new, Hlooinshurg

Representative:

by

music

Students in the tuidio-video

1 1

'93

lab, or

recording truck will take 44 credits o(

Fleetwood.

Maryland.

sound

Walliice. I'hairiwnion ot the

Kutztown Univerthe Kutztown

at

the studio,

depaitnu'nl

employed by

is

111

concert hall." says Di Sie(ilu'n

Andrea L. Zimmerman *9I and
Doug A. Sanders were married in
Kutztown. Andrea, who is pursuing a
master's degree

designed for

is

those nuisK'iuns with a serious career

September 10 wedding

Nanticoke.

in

degree

"T!\is pr\>gram

Yarnetl '91 and Jeff Piestrak

Hamsburg. She

is

Students

in

i.s

imminent

music theory courses also

use the computer keyboard software

combination

tor

music writing,

editing and creating compositions

which explore niulti-timbres

I'he

curriculum will .soon include
scanning and sctjuencing
The department also opcrulcN two
video camcorders and will engage
the c<]uipmenl, counsel and coopera-

ulbo a Nuhstilutc
tion of

tL-acher

audio tape (DAT)

digital

recording equipment

TV/radio services and the

department of mass communicationti.

Karen Mendel *92 and Dr Ken
^pranklc arc planning a May 1. 1995

Music majors may also choose two
applied (perfomiam c)

other trackx

—

1

wedding Karen

is

and music

hiMtory.

manage! and

office

.idvertising hpccialist at

Temporary

Claim Profebhionalh,

m

Inc.,

Marllon,

NJ.
Tracy L. Klstler *92 and David M.

McCann *9I were married on June 18
in New Tnpoli 'Dicy live in New Tnpoli

Lori L. Llpiorl *92 hax been accepted into Villanova UnivcrBily't
master'! degree program in

Williamsport
Attending an after-work mixer at the Sheraton

in
in

Williamsport were Kathryn Abbett

'28.

Michelle Barker 90. George

'82.

or-

acting director of development,

and Scon Righter

'84. assistant

director

trf

development.

human

resourcea.

E

'77. Bruce Braughion 91. Debra Buck. Steven Buck '76. Jeff Conner '89. David Coolidge '89. Kevin Crane '88.
Shanda Folmar Demarest '91. Deborah Dtetnck '93. Joann DiFrancisco '90. Marcta Dingei 93. John Dorin. James
Fetter. Jason Fetter. Jeffrey Fetter. Justin Fetter. Ophelia Fetter '90. Brett Good. Mary Jeeves. JoAmse Keener 89. Betsy
Knawlden 92. Diane Langley 81. Holly Opsomer '82. James Pegg '67. Mike SmcUur 91. Daniel T Spadoni '74. Lisa
Siackhouse '90. Stephanie Weikel 79. Kelly WhUmayer. and Barbara Winchester '75. Representing the University were

Bierman

Susan Helwig

human

ganization Kicnce with a qiecializaUon

WUliam Locas '92 will teach world
Agua Fru High School in

history at

Avoodaie, AnzoiUi. In addition, he will
icfve as head line coach for football

and as a&mMani track coach.
Last year he taught

at

Supenor High
Page 39

India
(

Continued from Page 28)

enountered nexi to a park bench was
nearly empty.

Nearing

we opted to
way in. which look us
zoo, Once ornate, the

ilic Institute,

take the back

through the

zoo was

need of repair and a coal

in

Some of the cages had

of paint.

obviously not been used

The cage

that

in years.

contained the zoo's

tigers wasi relatively generous; the

were huge,

tigers

their

paws

the size

of tennis rackets, their backs rippling
with rivers of sinew at once loose

and relaxed, yet clear with

their hair-

trigger potential.

Above

we passed through
monument to

the zoo

the nicely maintained

Tenzing Norgay. the Shcrpa guide

who accompanied
of Everest

Hillary to the peak

\95^.

in

The monument

dominated by a 20-foot

is

statute of

Tenzing. a benign and generous smile
etched on his weathered face.

We

hurried

down

Mountain-

to the

eering Institute so as not to delay the
showmg of a film that detailed a

1977 attempt by the Indian

Army

to

summit Kanchenjunga The attempt

One scene

well shod.

fell

particular stayed with us:

in

In order to

cross a particularly deep crevasse,

iui

aluminum extension ladder had been
brought up and laid across the

members of the expedition
look turns walking across the ladder
while a Ihousand-foot hole yawned
crevasse;

open wailing

On

lo

devour the unsteady.

the walk back to the hotel,

while Rhonda and Margiirel
wandered ilirough the market looking
at jewelry and clothing,
allowed

»

I

myself to be lured into the Oxford

Book

&

Stationary Co.. where

I

found a 306-page hardback book on
the history of Djujeeling and
the
Sikkim Himalaya for Rs, 250 (about
$7.50) and a slightly damaged and
musty but very serviceable 1983

repnnt of a 1921 btwk on the
Diujeeling-Hiinalayan Railway

which went
I

my

look

was going with us for five days, the
other was staying at the hotel
against
ate early

and went
bed with a 4 a.m. wake-up call.
in

lo

Sometime around 10 p.m.. a guest
room suffered upsel

alley-level
his rounds,

room, the same dog made
howling at a motm thai

had not yet come
toilet

paper

Duuful

in

out.

We

our ears and

travelers,

stuffed
slept.

we were up

four a.m. and in our bus at
five.

bus

at

The

moved

out the alley to the street
and sal there, with us stuffed into
it,

We eventually began
two-hour drive to the start of the
run. which involved 1.000
feet of
for

l.fe

Alumm and the.r guests mcluded Scott Aikey

at B. U.

75 minutes.

Maude Andreg.c

John Bolton

7

88.

'86

W Ahson

Thomas Andregic

'82.

^ Ru

Kelly Bolton

^"'^

h Blu.s
'83.
•'^7.

-84.

Dennts Bohr

Tammy Bonawuz

'70.

-91.

Nancy Bohr

Judi

Bowman

Sandy Bupp

-75. Kayla Bupp. Kelsey
Jam.e Bylotas. Sandy Cerullo '69
f'-^Comrrs-77MndreaCorures.B.llContres.Br^^^^^

hL
Bupp

Cynthut B^lotas

'75.

Abby

r''n-r
ll n "^rf ?r
6/
t ^''.T/?-

Bylotas.

^^'-'''"f!- T-'nn

•

79

^IT.T
Roben Swab.
.T"
T't''
Stephanie
Swab. Nelson Swarts

'''''''

74.

Sweitzer.

Bob

Tliorru^n.

John Vantine

'63.

^^rgaretsZb

Tom Sweitzer

Margaret Waldron

'73.

'80.

'75 Abbie
Corey Waters

^''"^^ ^^'^ ^^^^ ^^Hn
ZbeZTandTTl
89andl^n Zerbe ''L^'T
Representing B.U. were Joan
'90.

Untczner. direc-

S. ott Righler 84. assistant
director ofdevelopment;

staff.

68. director of alumni affairs.

D Angelo

School

in

Arizona, where he was head

girls basketball

and track coach and

Joe Oe,ger

74.

head

line coach for football.
The latteam went on to the state championship game.
Bill

hves in Fountain

Hills. Arizona.

^'""^

8I.

Mrs. Joe Ceiger. Mike Gerard

-90. Patt,

Gerrrum

-76.

Karen

Enn Cough. Molly Gough, Deborah Cownley

92.

Kristin

^""'^
Grant HolUmd Tay
76. Karen Stank Howenst.ne 76
Amanda
Hcr^nsune. ^ont Ho..nst.ne.
Day,dlmrisek '82. He.dilmr.sek. Janet

Im^^

Unhart

*92 and Jeffrey
Gudenkauf are planning an August 1
2.
1995 wedding. Kristin is a first
grade
teacher in the Vernon

Continued on Page 44)
93.

^.T""

83. Eleanor UnJum.

M.Andrew

(N.J.)

District.

KImberly Ann Muffley *92 and
Bnan H. Biechy were married on

May

21 in Lchighion.

They

reside in

Lehighton.

LauraUnhan.

Phil Unhan.

VickiUnhan
Josephine Magee

'74

'37

L, Nic« *92 teaches
special

education in

Mount

Holly, N.J. She
finished her master's degree
elemen-

m

tary education

Uiura McCawley

J,m Peakc 82. Jean Peake

'91.

'83.

Lock Haven.

Bruce Rosengrant '92 has been
named sport's information

Mark Moore

92. Stacie

Moore

Januson Peake. Jennifer Peake

'92

jZ

Lycoming CoUege

in

m AugusL

She

WiUiamsport.

He

served as assistant
director of sports
information/athletic development
at

B.U- for the past year.
He earned a master's degree
tn communication studies at B.U.
in 1994.
Lori

Ann

SchaJTer '92 and Rich-

ard G. Piacenti Jr. '90
were married
on July 9 in Nazareth,
Lon is a substitute teacher in
the

Karen

77 Chnstopher Long. Steve Looker
90.
87.

Township

''''

87^

JeanUmg

Morse

R.clmrd Grimes

r
» r ? Ru
i""*'
lor Holland.
k Howen..t,ne

Kennel

live in

director at

Jofm Edwards -67 Jonelle Edwards

School

Gough

and Doug n'ppensnei
Hippenstiel

Michele M. Rine '92 and Joel
Long
were married on July 24,
1993. They

ter

i

uphill driving before dropping
1,000
feet down a winding road
on the

Page 40

Ura Shader 55 A Shade, Gary Shuey '68.
Unda Shuey Alesia Skinner '87
Jim Skmner. Jack Skowronski '65. Mark
Skowronski. David Slonac '88. Nichole

Blockus

f^nsten Blockus. Al,c.a Blu.s

the

(

94. Jolm Roskos 88. John Ruby Mana
Salinger '88. Emilee Salinger
Tom Salinger. Kim Santor 91. Sue Nye
Scharfenberg '83, Kay Schweitzer '77

Zerbe

another

stomach and began a marathon'
session of vomiting. Outside
our

Robinson

''''

dentjor student

^I'S^'^^'^l^"';

treasures bock lo our

We

t-^T'TV:'

Andregu: Brooke Andrrgu: Zacary
Andregu: Kerry Aye rs 72. Melissa
Baer
Ballets -79. Ralph Ba.lets.
Jennifer Blaker '93. Jim

for only a buck.

began to page
through them only to be overtaken
by
a dozen time zones. I woke in
time
lo reorganize our duftlebags:
One

our return.

AUunmAssoctati^^^^ to dale. Ue popular
event was held on June 15 at City
Island Park. The students are
participants in the PRIDE program
designed by
'"'7" """"
''"'^^^ "^^^ '^^y graduate from
high school. The students are
also brought to Bloomshurg for a
first-hand look
" 'he campus. Spenal guests were Dr James H.
McComuck. chancellor of

(.erald.neAndr,'g,c 7V.

mom and

hotel

Hatrisburg
Appnmmately 250 alumm andfnends. including
about 75 Harrisburg City
School students, attended the largest
Bern.an Sub Picn.c sponsored by the

Bethlehem Area

School Distnct, and
Richard
vice

manager

Superstore,

m

is

a ser-

at Staples.

The Office
Allentown. They Uve

in Whitehall.

lives in

Bensalem.

Brian M. Spencer
'92 and Kristen

KeUyanne M. Orban *92 and
Scott
Hagenbuch are planning a May
6. 1995
wedding.

L. Miller are
planning an

weddmg m
ity

October 15

Waverly. Brian
assurance analyst at

Labs

is

a qual-

Wyeih-Ayersi

Inc..

West Chester

Veterans

Classnotes

committee
designated
as 50th
anniversary

Jennifer Theiss '92 and Christopher R, Moyer '92 are planning a Sep-

tember 24 wedding
Chris

is

Army,

a

in

Chester County

second heutenant

in the U.S.

Germany.

stationed in

unit at B.U.

Tonia L. Tiech '92 and Darryl J.
Richard are planning a June 1995 wed-

By l)»le Krolhe *60
Chairman,

ding. Tonia IS a customer support rep-

resentative for

AMSCO m Horsham.

Alumni Vefenins Committee
^

foniincmoiation ol the WotUl War

Lauri A. Vachino *92 and Robert
C. Grow *91 were married on July 2
teacher in various school distncts in

194M945. using on going
piogiainsovci tlu-iH-iKHl I991-m95
has dominaicd nmioiial news evenls

Lancaster County.

over the past montlu. Most recent

in

Old Forge.

Lauri

is

yeais.

II

a substitute

press and television coverage

Chloe R. Williams '92

is

the 50th annivepinry of

and

sales

Uk

Lords Valley.

ellort

Dinner with

Represenralive:

the President

laniero

Aimee

dinner with several

Washington.

D C. for a merting

on Julv

15.

B

ll alumni, including Barbara Ctlletie Henosh
'^'^^''^'PhdUpsOole •2H. andhdwanlHonath

Pf?"'?.
guests included
Billy

she had

41. Eileen
-72.

Other

Cfuipman. Helen Dole Unffith and Richard Neidich.

Beitz *93 and Michael
Wagner are planning a May 13, 1995

Lori E. Bleber *93 and London L.
Wilmot were married on May 21 in
Williamsport. They reside in South
Dennis, Cape Cod. Mass,

in

Tricia R.

Brady '93 and David M.

Steckel *92 were
in

mamed

Catasauqua. David

is

on June 18

employed by

They

Wtir

I.

Farrlnitlon '93

R CoUUis '93 and Gregory

Easton.

Marilyn

the deaf at
in

mamed on May

New

is

and

utid

is

I

m

u caseworker lor

Counseling Services of
Susquehanna Valley They tive in

an inlcrprcler for

DIooinsburg

loi

Valerie VouKhl Frcy '93 has accepted a position as an atjualics pro

gram coordinator with

(he

YMC"A

in

rac()ma.Wa.shington, She and her hus-

band

live in

II

Mil-

in the

50ih Anniversiuy
I'rogiaiii.

llloomsbuig Univcisily

Alumni Veterans

omniillec

(

was

received on June

Accep

\

|9
S.

taiKc by ihc Depitrinieni of Defense
ha.sed u|)un

Veterans

ilic

Goxutu '93

hu.s

lo

promote veterans' programs mid
prov idc scholarships

lo

lo veterans'

sons or daughters.
lixcerpted text o( the application lo

com

Dclense

is

as

follows.

pleted recniii training in the Maiiric

()rgunlz4> u (.'umineiiioralive

I

(

criteria

through piesenl and past eflorls

Sumner, Washington.

J.

iipplii\!

lot desigiuilcd status wliicli

the Dcpiiilrneni nl

Michael

ti

luluie

Comiiutiec inceling certain

Adams County

an

piogiains that will allow designalal

was

Oxford Middle School

iii

gcneialions. has established

odd

h'amily

21 in

piovidc

lo

comiminiiies to participate

A, Snyder were iiiumcil on April 9

Montoursvillc She

Marilyn

11

continuing legacy

Comniemoiativc

Marcey

live

Williamsport

A. Naylor were

J.

wedding. Aimee works for Keystone
Health Plan Central m Camp Hill.

Liberty Mutual Insurance.

ot IVfcnse.

pumuiii- knowledge o(

World Wai

Class Volunteetis): Renee Kunkel.

Pam

^^'^'^'ff*''^" '«

Deparlmrnl

It)

World

1993
Mike Jenio
R.D 2. Box 567
Hazleton. PA 18201
(717)455-9261

was of
Day on

June h

service representative at Mellon Bank's
office in

D

iirps,

The Veterans (\)niinH

Cuiiiiiilttee

lee u( ihc HlooiiLsburg lliiiverstly

Marianne Haas
Siorch

Jr

wcic

Mantzville,

'93 and Hurry

mamed on

They

live in

April

(i

.10 in

Hamiiburg.

Alumni Association wus (>rgaiii/.ed
10 years ago and lias been involved
in

on going projects

for veteran

recognition including scholarships to
(

unslunct H. liuniincM '93 and

(;ienn R. (;oldsburouxh '92 arc plan
ning an October wedding. Constance
i.s

a kindergarien teacher, and Cilcnn

is

a science teacher in the Pennsbury

School

District,

We

qualilying family members.

continue tu meet on a linuled basts to

review old projects and considei

avenues

for

new

Alunint Veterans

2 Plan lliree or more events per
year from I99J through 1995.

Hncloved arc publicity items,

Katherlne Winn Herh«ter *93 and
Jcflrey S Miller were married on Janu
ary 29
Kalherine is employed by

Xerox Bu.sincss Services. They reside
in King of PruAisia.

Alderfer SI. TomAiderfer

'82.

Richard A. Knlghl *93 (M) has
been named an instructor of commu-

Lehigh Valley attracted a large number of alumni and family: Alana Albus 87. Marci
Ethan Alderfer. Marci Aide rfer. EdAlkire. Gratia Alkire. Anna Bauer -95. Gaspare Bianco.

Bob Bottorf -59. Janet Branch d

'

in

79.

Bob Branch.

Jill

Branch. Kevin Branch. Ryan Branch. Tim Brooks

-92. Bill

Demcott

66. Carole Derricott.

Joanne Derricott '89. Anita Dimmick '90. Heidi Dunfee -93. Dave Erbe. Lesley Estock '90. George
Estock. Christine Ford '87. Connie Ganey 74. Brian Hamm -82. Jeanne Hamm. John Hersh -91.
Donna Hersh. Denise
Hozza -82. Edward Hozza. Elyse Hozza, Kathy Hozza '94. Marry Hozza. Teddy Hoiia. Mary Kactinski. Cindy
Karchner
•82. Dave Karchner. Megan Karchner.
Laura Kline '90. Kathi Kowker 83. Rick Kowker -82. Jillian Kowker. Patrick
Kowker. Amy Kravelz '94. Sue Ully '79. Ernie Long '84. Teresa
Duffy Mazich -80. Rick Mazich. Mana Mazich. Mark
Mazich, Molly Mazich, BobMcMullin '80. Tern McMulltn. Tony McMullin. Louis MickUy 84.
Andrew Mickley. Jennifer
Mickiey. Sue Mickley. Sherry Miers '93. Jody Millard -79. John Moller '82.
Lynne Hockenbrock Moller '82. Daniel
Moller. Davui Moller. John Mondschein -78. Undo Mondschetn '77.
Ashley Mondschetn. Undsey Mondschein, Matthew
Mondschein. Lois tester -49. Wilmer Nester '49. Carolyn Palmer 88. Scott Roth. Devin
Roth. Fallon Hoth. Bill Truhe

84.

Brenda Snyder Truhe '83 and Jeff Warren

director of developmeni;

and Doug Hippenstiel

94.
'68.

Representing the university were

brochures, and memorial planning
shecLs that

we submit

lo

you for

consideration as meeting cnlerion

Iwo

(or three events per year. 'Iliese

events include:

Lehigh Valley Berrigan Picnic
The annual Berngan Sub Picnic

scliedulcs of dedicatory events,

Dr Susan Hicks

nication and director of forensics at

West Texas

A&M

yon. Texas.

He

University in Can-

alwj holds a degree

from Scton Hall University.

He formerly was coach of the Ohio
Stale Uruversity forenaics (earn.

A,

f

1993;

I'iflielh

annivenvary

celebration by the U.S. Navy's V-I2
classes al

Bloomsburg Univen;ily

in

July 1993.

B 1 1993; Awarding the
Memonal Scholarship to a
Bhxmsburg student,

Veterans

C. (1993) Encouraging veterans or
their survivors to

complete bio-

Sandra A. KubrickJ *93 and Glenn
B. Walp were mamed on August 20 in

graphical data sheet for inclusion in

Glen Lyon. Sarulra is director of It's A
Small World in Shickshinny and is also

display in the Feiutemaker

a cashier al Boycr's

IGA in

Berwick.

the books of Service or Valor

on

Alumni

House.

(Continued on Page 42)

67. assistant

director of alumni affairs

Page 41

Veterans
{Continued from Pane 4 J)
D.

f

1994) On-going evcnti thai

include the Veterans Scholarshjp.
display of World

War

memorabilia,

II

publicity urging veterans lo complete

employed by B.U- as

biographical data sheets, and wreaih-

Jeffrey

laying ceremonies

al the

tems analyst/software

Monument

Homecoming

during

Veterans

events in October

internship with the Lois de la

Haba
Agency in New York City, where he
was an assistant literary agent.

other projects to be considered.
3.

tion

Submit a compleled applicaform Completed form is

Amy L. Henninger *94 and Gregory D. Rachau are plarming a March
18. 1995 weddmg in Irish Valley. Amy.

included in this correspondence.
4.

your

Agree lo keep us informed of
aclivilics throufth brief

reports

have enclosed newspaper

I

also a graduate of the Geislnger School

clippings, brochures, forms and

of Radiologic Technology,

is employed
by Geisinger Medical Group in

outlines for projects completed lo
date.

a sys-

specialist.

Patrick J. Farace '94 completed an

On-going events plus

E. (1995)

is

Other publicity items and

Selinsgrove.

reports will be submitted for future

projects in 1994 and 1995,

Tyrone Howard '94 has been

The Veterans Committee is
planning several programs for August
to r^cceniber

November

1994 and January

named an

assistant wrestling coach at
Arizona Stale University. While at
B.U he was twice a Pennsylvania State

to

1995, These projects will

satisfy requirements as outlined

Athletic Conference champion, an

by

Eastern Wresthng League winner, twotime team captain and Most Valuable

Department of Defense
Other members of the Vclcrnns

the

Player

Commitlec include Millard l.udwig

48

Tansey-Brandt

of Millvillc. John Miigill '48 of

Millerstown.

Andrew Magill '43 of
Thomas '47 of

wedding

Sugarloaf. John

Hamburg. Curtis English *56 of
Elwood Wagner '43
of San Antonio, Texas.
The committee considers this
Stroudsburg. and

Mike Smith 91. Craig Hopkins

designation a great honor and will
use the required programs and
projects as a

May

and Bloomsburg UniverNity alumni
concerning World War II events.

technician

all

at

live in

Allyson

—

encourage

Hawaii, Nicholas

in

PP&L

alumni lo

is

a

Is

an

on

LAN

Berwick Hospital Center
Catawlssa R.R. I

computer programmer for
Berwick Steam Electric

at the

Station,

Also,

visit the

House
on

Fensiemaker Alumni

We'd

like to see

Mareyan

a resoua-es co-

is

m

Litchfield. S.C,

J.

Veterans' Corner
Alumni Veterans

Stauh were married on August 26

and Jitterbugs

biographical information about

are displayed at the

Alumni House

Dan

pemianent part of
the history of Bloomsburg
Univer-

is

in Edwaidsvilie.

won

the Ber-

J H;ugadon Memorial
Thrcc-Miie
RunAValk in Wilkes-Burre.

Jean Raspen *93 joined
Corps

in

June and

Camaroon.

Is

on

the Peace

include your biography as pan of
our
historical record. Call 1-800-526-

0254 for a copy of the fonii. You
have earned your place in the book,
so send in your biographical info and
encourage your veteran fnends to do
the same.

Crawford are planning an October
21. 1995 wedding. Barbara Is
employed by Gehrig and Johnson
AcL.

counting in Bloomsburg.

E.

Reed '93 and

Wiikoski were
at

Jeffrey

is

21 in

live

Matthew G. Shively '93 and Cathy
Lee Rearick are engaged. Matthew is
a program specialist for Milton Developmental Services

and

Inc.

is

a substi-

January 1995 wedding. Charles
employed at The Radiation Center

Wayne,

in

an assistant radiation
safety officer Daina is completing
the
master's degree m education of the
N.J.. as

*93 completed

armor officers basic course at Fort
Know. Kentucky. In February. He is a
in the

National Guard.

Pennsylvania

He

Corporation

in

Kalamazoo. Michigan-

Jennifer

1994
Class Volunteeris): Raruiy Harmon.

Meredith Layos

Gorney

L. Davis '94 and Jeffrey
'94 are planning a March
25.

1995 wedding
an assistant
at the

Ryan

*94 and

Edward

Olszewski *94 are planning a September 16. 1995 wedding. Jennifer is employed by Leader Nursing and Reha-

Megan
Matthew G. Smith

Todd S. Rider '94 is a statistical
programmer at Triology Consulting

deaf/hard of hearing at B.U.

Glen Lyon. Meg is
manager at the Deb Shop

bilitation Center,

and Edward

ciated with

& Company, Private

Neve

is

asso-

Consultants and Certified Public Accountants.

in

Columbia Mall. Bloomsburg.

Dyan Schrann '94 and Kevin Rude
'94 are planning a June
17, 1995 wed-

lives in

Vienna. Va.

I^mara

L. Stasko '93 and Brian

Schilling *92 are planning a September 1995 wedding. Tamara is em-

and Bnan

is

m Montgomeryville.

a sales representative for

Starlippcr and Associates in Lionville.

Tara Stocker '93 and Francis
(Frank) Haggerty '93 are engaged

P Johnson were mamed on July 2

in Whitehall-

Michelle

is

employed by

The Vanguard Group.
Lori A. Uhrich '93 and Scon

H

opment supervisor with Hershey Entertainment and Resort Company.

Weaver-Schuler wedding
^ "t^^r of B.U. alumni attended the Seoiemh^r

Daina R. Vosburgh '93 and
M. Budris "93 are planmng a

Chjtrles

Page 42

m Halifax.
is

11^..^^

a registered nurse

Shamokin Area Conununity Hospi-

tal.

in

a registered nurse

Buffington are planning a fall 1995
wedding. Lori is a iraimng and devel-

mamed on May

Shamokin. Karen

Carbondale.

MicheUe D. I^uber *93 and Dou-

Barbara A. Rebuck '93 and Jason

Karen

is

Adam C.

in Slatington.

glas
to

Missy Imes *94 will pursue a gradudegree in opera music theatre at
Southern Illinois University id
ate

iusslgnnicni in

Aftica.

sity.

you are a veteran, we want

Bloomsburg with a 98-

Eric S. Petery '94 and Tricia R.

on June 25

Lehigh Valley Hospital. They

ployed by Macy's

Pszcniczny '93

nard

Fenstemaker

as a

'91.

left

in

employed by Small
Wonders Day School in Shaverlown

Committee include collecting
Bloomsburg University veterans.
Books of Valor and Service,
coniaimng the biographical forms,

*93 and Christopher

J. Phillips

Kingston. Lisa

your hclpf Ongoing

projects of the

If

Slatington. Tracie
al

Army
LLsa

mamed

platoon leader

there.

We need

TVacie Ann SeiJer *93 and

Merkle were

in

ordinator for Litchfield Plantation

you

and Greg Lewis

'91.

"93 and Scotty

Kanipe were married on June 25

Morristown, Kelley

to see veterans' items that
arc

display,

'91

McBnde

teacher for the Central
Susquehanna Intermediate Unit.

Kelley A.
B,

Markase

Sheila

tute

supptirl our conuiiittee efforts
with

suggestions that could help us in
planning future events and activities.

-92.

and

mamed

Allyson Layaou '93 and Ricky
Kamus were married on September 3.

Quoting an old,

well-known statement from our own
Uncle Sam
"We need you!"

We

23

They

The next meeting of the Veterans
Commttee will be on Homecoming
22,

Jr. '93

Taniara M. Siewan were

increased awareness by the public

Hopkins

Jennifer Chickirda-Frey 90
Margaret Curtis '91. Knstine KacvnarekHelen Caparell. Michelle Rossi 91 Brian

-91.

He

28-2 record.

Laudenslager were married on June 25

G. Lapehak

Nichola.
means of arousing an

Day on October

A number of B. U alumni attended the November
27 wedding of Michelle M
Tansey VI and Edward C Brandt 92. mcluding
Trish Hirommus '93 Brian
Sawka -91. Micluiel Manno. Brendan Donegan
91. Eileen Sdiwartzbeck '9/
Dean Weiss 90. Julie Boyer-Humbel -91. Beckv
Bollinger 91. Scott Dunsmmr
91. Mary Miller McGmlex '90. Brian Frev
89.

''''''^^ ^'"'^o
Giuliano.

^'

f^"^

Seymour 92 and Beth Campbell

Classnotes
ding. Kevin is an accountant at Gannon

Associates in Towanda.

Tammie M. Shoemaker '94 and
Stephen M. Luettgen '93 were married on June 18 in Orefield. Tammie
employed

IS

at

and Stephen

is

KidsPeace
a

mer u ith The Morning
in

f
r

m Orefield.

computer programCall.

They

live

Whitehall.

FAMILY
Raymond Babineau,
professor of

former

cumculum and

New coach

foundations, has been granted faculty

ementus status m recogmtion of his
24 years of service at Bloomsburg

Thomas Davies. former director
of the Career Development Center,
has been granted faculty emeritus
status

m honor of his 29 years of

service to the university.

basketball
Lunch

with

the President

Robeil Kriise, professor of
communication disorders and special
education, retired after 27 years
the field of education.

were

at

Bloomsburg

1

m

During a visit to Philadelphia on August /. Or
Kozhffhmi an opponunity to
have lunch with severral ahtmni who are emploxed hv Shared
Medu al Svslems
(SMS) in Malvern. The alumm im luded Kathy Ann Snyder SO,
Jean Itiiskirk
Rick

Mead

and Michael Albun SH. Appnnimately 75 B.U. alunmi uk
employed by SMS. and we hope to plan an after work muer later
ihiA year or
•93.

'Hb

early 1995 so that others will have a chance to meet Or
Kozloff. If you would
like to help plan the event, call the Alumni
Office at I H(H)-526 0254.

9 of which

Kathy

University.

post alter ciglii

t

ouch. She

who

ycM\

position ol head men's basketball
toacli

l.yinminn

al

("ollejte

comes

(Jailor. 2^,

to the

lit

Her

mark of Ib-H

she s|ienl

lliice

years

Huikncll University where she

served as

two years
two seasons as a
While there,

iissislanl eoacl)

idler spciulm^t

graduate
(iiiilor

at age 75. She was a
B.U. for 17 years before

(lie lu-iid

imiicclKuI C'ollc)(c

at (

year

a^u

died on July 31

Huskies

""f sfusoii us

altci spendiiin

I'rior to thai,

D. Weaver of Bloomsburg

rcMniicd the

In take the

si)uad posted un overall

at the university.

at

been niuned head

buskctball

rcpliK Cs Jiw Hicssi,

last

seamstress

Ciailoi has

women's

touch

Donald McCulloch. director of
planmng and construction, retired
after compleung 13 years of service

^ Vebna

women's

for

University.

ji.ssistaiu

assisied in

program,

wiili

alt liiccis

of the

an emphasis on

ret ruilinx. daily practice sessions,

retiring in 1984.

and game strategics
maslci \ dcgicc

A

at

She earned a

Buckncll.

native ot Grotoii, Connecticut,

Gailor attended l^airlicld University.

She served as captain her senior year
and average 15 4
trom the
a

Mini-1968 Reunion

Metro

tniie

C'onlererice

Several nurmbers of the Cla.u of IW>H held a mini reunion at the weddmn
"f
Cartde Dietrich Jacohy 's daughter tn Connecticut l-'romlefi Su.\anJ ftedline.
Carole Jacoby. Diana Cray Comwell. Mary Kay Sierdinski Morgan, ttarbara

Chandler Bovidge. and Thomas Thomas

iwu

She

jxpiiirs

oil guiird

all

per

game

posiimn. She was

Atlanlit Alhlclic

aiadciiiic .selctlion.

WiiH a iiicnilK:i ot

two

MAAC

regular-season Lhainpioiisliip learns

and participated
Division

I

(leated).

in ihe 1'>KK

NCAA

chaiiipionsliip tournament.

She went

to f-airfield as

performer out of

l-'itch

an

atl-slale

High School.

B-U. recorded un overall mark of
17-10

laf»t

seuhon, including a 10 2

record in the Pennsylvania Stale
Athletic Conference

Division

by Clarion

'Hie

Rastem

Huskies were deleulcd

in the

opening round of

the conference playoffs.

It

marked

the cighlii consecutive seuMjn thai

tiUximsburg advanced to the

Homecoming reunion

conference championAhips.

Five friends from the Class of 1983 still keep in touch despite the
fact they live
Massachusetts. New York and Pennsylvania. Meeting in Bloomsburg for

in

Homecoming

last fall were Anne Daday Episcopo. Kathy Fussnor Kowker.
Cheryl Phillips Hunt. Paula Amnck Boughtwood and Roberta Kuhns Peterson.

Phi Delta

sisters

Attending a bachelorette party
91 were

Deanna

in the

Philadelphia area for

Mills '92. Ellen Wirth '92.

Rosenella 91. Stacey Ragazzone 92. Karen Nice

Remsky

'92

and

Dana Domkoski

Shern Netterblade
'92.

'92.

JennaMoon

Debbie

'92.

Renee

Christine Zazzarino '92.

Page 43

India
(Continued from Page 40)

was
other side of a mounlain, Halfway down, one of ihe buses died, which
two of our walkers were suffcnng stomach troubles

perfect timing because

from the wild careening and made go consolidated buses, and rushed toward Maneybhanjyang (7.f>45 feet), a
charming little village largely inhabited by Tibetans who had decorated the
soccer field with banners and flags for Ihe visiting conlingent. and who. m
fruit and breads and light prayer shawls to their
gave some short speeches, made more so because
we were already running 78 minutes behind schedule.
The baggage for the runners and hikers was piled in a comer and loaded on

costumes, offered

their native

The

guests.

village elders

aging Land Rovers for transport to Sandakphu. a rough

camp

at I2.(X)0 feet,

U

1
U /V.
\I
KCliClgilf
'

C

where we would be spending the next two nights. We all agree that based a
half world away. Jim Crosswhitc had done a Herculean job of organizing a
potentially chaotic group.

The

of runners circled the soccer

field

once and wa.s off

field

postponed at the last
of alumni events in the southern states was
Carolina did not refrom February to Marvh. several alumni m North
February 12. They
on
dinner
up
for
showed
and
ceive word of the change
publication: Roger Jones
enjoyed dinner together and sent along this phoio for
rrjinute

89.

— immedi-

Amy Jones. Stacy Frivelte

Pitman

SI Rodney Frivette. Lynn Swetnam
.

90andPat

'90.

The first five miles were uphill on cobblestone, to roughly 9.900
happened to step off llie left side i)! the road, he or she was in
naturally, almost everyone made a point of taking a slight delour off the

ately uphill.
feet.

a runner

If

Tibet;

path on the

first

left

side of the road that presented

This climb was followed by

Gainbas
feel'

I

K.K49

at

little

village of

followed by a 12-mile climb to Sandakphu

leet.

know

don't

itself.

mile downhill to the

a three

12.000

at

20-milc course in the world that

that there's another

is

quite as tough.

Anthohiic. a 24 year-old graduate student

Bill

who was

tin

m

geography from Georgia

the trip doing research on the feasibility of ecologically-sensitive

foreign travel, and wlin liad within (he past year entered the wonderful world

of ultrarunning. finished Ihe 20 miles in (bur hours
35-ycar

()ld

Mario Malerba. a veterinarian from

behind

On

the

women's

side, Hilary

Cashmir

Last year's winner.

fiat

Italy,

finished eight minutes

banker

Pitts, the .^0-year-old

from Saudi Arabia whti does her hillwork on a 200-meler high sand hill
outside Riyadh, finished in M)^ minutes, one miiiule in front of Theresa DausWcbcr,

who

lives

and trams

Colorado

in

competition against massive odds

Untonunately, the weather
cliilly

wind

al

stirring the prayer

about a quarter-mile away

1

two upsets and the close

Lambda

tone for the rest of the week,

was

2.(K)() leet

Hags

'flic

ITie

set the

iiiop the

Big scudding clouds, a

iffy:

big rock atop the highest

Alpha

hill

dark clouds above mixing with the slithering

we were

fog below gave the impression that

stranded on an island

in

the sky.

Land Rovers carrying
spare blankets to wrap the runners in

Unfortunately, the lead runners had beaten Ihe ancient
their packs.

We ran around trying to

find

as they reached the lop,

Sandakphu

is

main buildings,

a hilltop hostel -in- progress. Tliere are three

big stone donn-like buildings, with a fourth one in the process of being built.

There
IS

is

no water,

The

no heat

il

must

be transported up from 5.000 feet below. There

all

two pt)rcclm slabs with

"facilities" consist ot

a hole in the

huts clustered just above the stone buildings, along the road lo Molle.

1 1

away across a long ridge currently encased in a ground fog.
As each of the runners reached the top, we scavanged what we could
keep them wann. One by one. the Land Rovers gasped their way to
Sandkaphu. Unfortunately, they didn't arrive

we borrowed some warm clolhes from
Eventually, everyone

have a do/en kerosene

was

settled

in the

the buildings

licalerN transported

mites

Diane Danzer

Sbanm

Judy Collier
Fasnacht. Janet Stump Nilsen. Karen Gebauer Piehl. (standing) Sharon
Sweinfiart Jankauskas. Karen Webb Marrow. Diana Wells Schaffer. Beth Childs.
Cynthia Nawrocki Dmochowskt. Rhonda Frederick Ulrich. Rebecca
Olff.

Gill.

Koppeniiaver Kline. Brenda Myers Monick. Pamela Hartzell. Deb Snyder Thompson. Karen Reinert Wilkinson, Sandy Jankiewicz Martin. Marie Plunkett
Cooper. Darlene Clarke Amsler. Cindy

Hammes

Kilmartin.

Please keep

all

current mformntton

— addresses, children and marital status — up to date with

Sharon Gettel

935 Parish Place. Hummelslown. PA 17036. An updated

is

Olff,

being compiled at the present time. The family alumni picnic will

be on Saturday. June 25. 1994. and the annual luncheon

November

will

be on Saturday,

5-

lo

order of the runners, so

the packs that had

mlo

were present, including (sealed) Jeanne Shuey. Tina Kosoloski Mussoline.
Nichols Chamberlin. Sharon Gettel

directory

Tlic full-time residents live in thatched

middle of each of the three buildings

Mu

The alumni sisters of Lambda Alpha Mu met at the Hotel Hershey on Saturday.
Twenty-three sisters
6, for their twelfth annual luncheon reunion.

November

by Ihe Iwal

amved

Jim had amutged to
tourist

Sandkaphu; untoriunately. even with several of the Japanese

agency

lo

in the party

who

were fanuliar with kerosene healers helping, we could pet only two of them
working, and feebly

In spite ol the cupful

al lhal

semi-functionmg healers, the one

we

set

up

in the

of heat produced by the two
dining

room

building

quickly gained a do/en ardent supplicants,

A group of us wea* housed in the dining
dining area. Tl>e Shcrpas

who were

building,

m two rooms jusi off the

hired to help pa'pan."

fwd wea*

billeted in

room off the famt dooi
Our roommates were a pair of a'tircd medical doctors fami Canada who
were hiking ihe five-day la-k before going on to Tibet, where they had
volunteered to offer their services free for six months. The fit^ member of
our room was Bill Fiizgenild from Chicago,
the big storage

After a

humed meal

thai quickly

steamed up the windows,

we

retired to

all

our sleeping bags. Aaiund midnight. Rhonda beciune sick and spent
the rest of the night tiptoeing over

tlic

sleeping Shcrpas to gel lo the

much

of

resUoom

so she could be sick. Then, iiaiund two a m., one of the dogs that called

Sandkaphu home began to circle the camp b;irk,ing in a sinuige pattern that
seemed to indicate a canine speech impediment. He went on for an hour, took
a half-hour lunch break, and

make

came back

outside lo throw something

al

The next night, would
enough ;uid would attempt to go

for more.

the mistake of having laken just abtiut

1

him. only lo be slopped by the Sherpas.

who

indicated by sign language thai

was

a national park

preferable than the

The dog

finally

it was better to have the dog bark, since this
and was therefore home to wild animals that were Icxs

dumb

dog.

gave up

its

speech therapy around 3:30 a.m.. and

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we

fell

off

Geneva^

Illinois

A gnyup ofB. U alumni andfarmly attended a Kane County Cougars baseball
game in Geneva. Illinois, on July 9 In attendance were Joanne "Josie " Heins
71. TomFowles '67. LouMaslow
KarenMaslow. TomHughes '76. Ellen
Hughes '76. Sean Hughes
Sarah Hughes 'II ?. and Samantha '15^ Our

W.

thanks to Tom, former president of the Alumni Association,
for making the
arranemerus.

India

Celebrity
(Continued from Page 44)

Artist

to sleep, even the now-exhausted Rhonda.

Then

the

sun came

up. attempting to stream

m through window panes that

had turned our night's frosly breath into a coaung

some of

sleeping bag and scratched

ol ice

the ice off the

1

wmdow

crawled out of

erupted, which caused my four roommate^ lo
a "Wow
"You oughta sec this'" I said, struggling into some warm clothes and
rummaging around for my cameras. In a minute we were out the door, a
'"

coud help myself,

bedraggled, sleepy-eyed, half-dressed handful of

caps off cameras as

we clawed our way

r^k

series

my

pane and before

I

stir.

unveiled

tounsts. pulling lens

lo the highest rocks

we

a festive hohday hrass conceri will be

In from of us. Kanchenjunga filled the horizon, a long, wide monster of a
mountam, snow-covered, impressive, mtimidating. Off to the left, a tno of
peaks stood together above the ground fog, as though sitting on a cloud:
Lholse (28.053 feet), Everest (29.198 feet), and Makalu (27.968). Kodak Film
stock half a world away on the New York Stock Market ratcheted up more

^an

a point as

we

fired

else,

^

season

IW4 IWS

series iiu ludes:

"Shirley Valentine/*
stamii); Lorclla Swil, Satunhiy, Sep-

hillsides of

tember 17 Intitwo hour ivifonnancc,
Swii uses

bnnn

variety ol voices to

ii

Sliiiley Valentine lo lilc

tains.

describe

iiiul

hei hiisbaiul. iiiiinied hte, a nosy nei^li

Although we stood
their

Sencs.

ot ihe C'elcbniy Artists

Ilic

away. Our less-lhan- subtle excitement soon roused

and the rough

HKK>iiishur); loi the luiUh

i'oiiiin); tit

Sandakphu were suddenly peppered
with half-dressed, frosty- breathed visitors from a dozen countries come out m
the numbing cold to offer respect to the world's most awe-inspiring mouneveryone

Broadway sliow, and

Theatre, jazz, u

could find

climb to the sky

at

12,000

feet, these

We turned

at this altitude.

degrees of ihe view, taking

in

thoroughly enough. Below

monsters seemed
in circles,

everything, unable lo absorb

us. valleys rolled

away, one

lo

merely begin

using up
it

fast

all

Ihh, llntish lounstsiiiul

360

enough and

after the other,

Swit

iiieinbei

ground

aCireek lover

and television tans

I'lhii

Maigaiet

will best re-

Ma]oi

loi her role as

"M*A*S*H."

Ifoiililiiin in

fog slipping through them, hillocks stnnging themselves out between us and

Kanchenjunga. the ridgeline between Sandakphu and Molle forming a

Newport Ja/z

defining line above which Lhotse, Everest, and Makalu towered.

I

For a moment, the briefest of moments. I thought of Big Rock on Bear
Mountain halfway around the world in Jim Thorpe. Although its might had
long since been usurped, it would always hold a special place in my heart
The sun wouldn't fall on Big Rock for another dozen hours, but it would, after
all.

be the same

sim that feebly attempted to

warm

Festival.

Octubei 21

rulay.

In July

CaMno.

a ^rcal

new

can music was

iruditton

lollt>ws

is

on

lour

I'he

llie (ladilioii i)t

and music
ol

Homecoming

Magee's
That Reunion Tune"

gets things rolling at 9 p.m. in

"Name

No charge.

Reunions
classes will gather at the picnic:

1959, 1964, 1969, 1974, 1979, 1984, 1989.
will gather at the

1949, 1954,

Homecoming

Dinner:

and 1964.

The Oass of 1959 will hold a separate dinner upstairs at
Magee's Main Street Inn (formerly Hotel Magee).
Art Majors will meet at noon in the gallery of Haas Center
for the Arts.

with current band
American Legion Post

(East

and

Event

'Wettest'

cul

Alumni and friends who attended llie Headmji Phillies punu and baseball Kamr
on August 4 were participants m the wetteit aiumni event ever held ouiude a
swimming pool As alumni sioihI in line fur the picnic supper whu h wa% to
precede the baseball game, they kept their eves on the very threatening dark sky
Some had just reached the serving table when the rain came Although the picnic area

was somewhat

horizon

ram

sheltered, the

an hitet

soaked nearly everyone

that

/.i

never antu ipaied the torrential

The ram wai u/ heavv that the out

and
field fence was almost obscured Hut the alumni kept their good humor
they even got lo eat when the rainstorm ended Hut the field wat to wet that the

game was eventually cam elled about V iOp m
Carol Bonsall

Bowen

'6H.

'7H.

'76.

Honsall. Peter Bonsall. Carol liowen '72.

'80.

Glenn Chestnut

Fifth Streets).

Karchner. Dale Keener

'Hf>.

Barbara Myer

'71.

'76.

'H2. Dave
Boh Myer.
Boh .Smith

Karrhner.

Megan

'HO.

Jr. Carole Derruott. Bill Derricott '66.

Stephanie Fetterman HH. Steve Fetterman HH. John dreih

Patty Greth '77. Kent Halt 'H3. Cynthia Hepler H6. Cindy Karchner

Paul Pnce. Kevin Reese HJ. Fred Srhlegel HI.
Laura Wessner Smith '77. Vuh Gross Sproesser '70. and Jim Weidner HJ

Ruth A. Price
'76.

David

Canfietd HO. Christopher Chestnut. Deborah Chestnut

Tom

Glenn Chestnut

Matthew

In attendance were /lob Honiall.

at the

Berwick Road.
Concert Choir Alumni will hold a reunion party after the
Pops Concert on Sunday afternoon (approximately 4 p.m.) at

New

Tlicaler in

will party

Home on Old

that

Hroiid

continues lo play

to sell out audiences at Ihe St

Todd Fay

Alumni Marching Band
members at 8 p.m. Saturday,

and

"

A ma)nr

Tuesday, NoveintK'r K

These classes

utiisis

Oilcaiitt, Swint[,

way production

Our own favorite D.J., Dick "Bucko" Davala '64, enjoys his
own 30-year reunion as he returns to preside for the fifth

Good Old Days

New

ja/./.

*The Secret (;arden

Dance

The following

new

Iroin the iliiee ^icni peiiuds

Hehop

(Continued from Page II)

contests.

proxram

the testival in

piesentniK esiablished and

and "Bloomsburg Trivia"

llie

annivcrhur> of the event, Ncwptin

Ja// I'eslival

24 West Ballroom with his popular

New

To cclcbialc

port Ja// I'e.Hiival

us here.
-tOlli

consecutive year. Bucko

m Amen
the

luuiiclied

on

l'***-!

Newn*ni

the ^ttas^ IcnniJt courts of the

'63.

Mary

the talc ot

IS

phun

York City,

f^irl

who

hrmt(s

on

musi

l^'nnox. an or

und hope

lile

to

manor

her uncle's death haunted
llascd

JanicN

iliis

ruiices Hodt^stin Burnett's

i

mumul

l*Jn novel. Ihc

has received

three Tony Awards, three Outer CriliCH

Circle Awards, and four Drarnu Desk

Awards.

Kpic Brass.
l-riday, L)ctcnil>cr

peter l-arl

Raney

9 l-oundcd by trum
Huston

in \*)H^. die

based Bpic Briiis has produced a dozen
recordings and

PBS

frc<|iJcnlly

radio stations

appears on

The ensemble's

repertoire spans renaissance, baroque,
classical, sacred

and popular music.

Minnesota Orchestra,
featuring Andre Walts, Friday, January

Fans of Rachmanioff and

20

Stravinsky will be treated to one of just

Sunday Pops Concert
This event always draws a crowd on Sunday afternoon at

A special moment comes when Concert Choir alunuu add
their voices for a selection. No charge.

2:30.

five tour concerts of the orchestra with

Watts. In his final wrason with ihc or-

Edo de Waart has
chown Rachmanioff 's Piano Concerto
chcsira, conductor

No

2 and Slaviasky's Firebird as the

centerpiece of the concert

Reservations

— 1-800-526-0254

'*The Barber of Seville,"
by the

New

Company.
len

m

York Ciiy Opera National

Friday. January 27

Wnt-

1813, the Giocchino Rossini's

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5

Celebrity

CI a

Artist

s

sn

c

series
(Continued /mm Page 45)

comic maslerpiecc is best remembered
for the character of Figaro, the barber

The opera

\s

produced

m two act.s and

performed by members of the tounng

company of

New

the

York City Op-

era.

Ballet Theatre

de Boudeaux,
Founded

Saturday. February 18.

1752. the

company

is

con

the direction of Paolo Iior1olu//i.

many

sidered by

in

currently under

be the greatest

to

male dancer of the nco-clasMc repertoire

and one of the leading clioreoy

raphers of (he Huropean ballet.

How to subscribe
The cost of a subscription to
Celebrity

same

as the past

two years Subscrib-

pay U) percent

ers

tlie

Scries remains the

Arti.st

less than the cost

of individual tickets to each event and
receive preferred seating
tickets range in price

Individual

from $25

to $

depending on the event and the

1

Stratford,

Twenty-nine alumni

from August 9

seat-

Ontario

ing section

'^4.

Uns

Gensil. Marjorie

Lillie
($<)5

and $85 for se-

nior citizens) and include
in

:tll

Mitram

seven

thill,

'63.

Helen Cimbala

Homer. Frances

Kerr.

M. Neuhoff. Howard Palmer Patricia Palmer

Michele Cimbala. Joan Corson '73M.

'35.

Norman

Kerr. Claudia Kotula. Neil

'93.

Betty

Rusinko. Harry Schreck, Jeanne Schreck. Joyce M. Slade.
will

performances held

and friends took part in the annual theatre trip to Canada, sponsored by the Alumni Association,
Enjoying as many as seven plavs in Stratford. Ontario, were E. Jean Boran '71. Flora Buckalew

Robert Buckalew. Jim Case

Season tickets for the series are
$110 and $100

to 13.

he to the

Shaw

Penman

Ann

'39.

Jessie

M

Smith. Keith Smith '54

Festival in Niagara-on-the-Lake. Ontario,

from August 8

T.

Clark Corson. M.D..

McLaughlin. Stephen McLaughlin,

Reppy '63. Nancy Riley '49. Susan
and Frank Tutera. Next year's trip

to 12.

as

well as a special pertormancc for subscribers only by the

on Saturday, April

To subscribe
ists

Kandinsky Trio

H.

to the

Celebnly Art

Scries or to order tickets, call the

box office

may

at

You

(717) .18^-4404

VISA

use

or Mastert'iird

'llu-

box office accepts telephone orders

Monday through Friday from
to

10 a.m.

4 p.m.

Bloom at the
Beach II
Dewey, Delaware
The

first

Dewey

"Hloom

ai the

Hem h

II

"

tn

Beach. Dehiwurt. wtix held on

August 21 at the Lt^uhouse Restaurant m Ruddertowne
In otlendam e
were Tony Bonomo. Dana l^mey '6S,
Diane Erney '6H. Maureen Flihse.
Michael Calvin. Hal Guatz. J. 7
Harmon HI 81. Mary C Harmon.
JoEllen Hippenstiel '79. Luke
Hippenstiel. Pamela Hyde '82. And\
Krue/ier '81. Debbie Krueger, Diane

Lutz Lazar
Lippowitsch

M. Maurer

'92.

Greg Utzar Shen

'81.

Karen Maurer. Uirr\

'70.

Ken Oleynik

'84.

An

gela Sabatino. Eileen Sabatino

'7S.

John Sabatino. Tom Sabatino

'76.

Laurie Pflugler

'92. Ricliard

'80. Gary L Snyder
and Steve Zezza 93

'94.

Denise Snyder

'78.

Jim

Yates,

Schofield

Bloom

Avalofiy
The third annual "Bloom at the Beach "

and friends.

Beach

New Jersey

in Avalon, N.J. attracted over 1 25
.

alumni

In attendance were Beth

Abraham, Donna Rafter Adgie '91.
Stephanie Andrvjack Stephen Andrrjack '74. JimArslan '93. Joe
Bannah '88.
Tom Bama 90. Chns Beadling '94. Robert R. Belaski '92. Anjna Beri '90. Gary
Bomwiec. Mary Ann Brady. Neil Brett. MUce Brown 88. Susan Bruno '94.
Eliza-

beth Burkhart

'93.

Dtna Campbell

Tom Canfield '80. Bnan Carling -91.
Meg Daspro '92. Cheryl Decembnno.
Tom Dent '84. Jana Dewald. Mark Devoid 82. Dommic DiCondina '90. Steve
DiNardo '84. Gene Dyer 94. Brian P Flannerv '94. Lisa Funi.
Edie Gair '88.

\miam Ca\e HI

John Gallagher

'94.

'90.

86. Troy Grunes.

Melissa

Hay

Jucbtiewttz

'93.

'93.

Michael GtlUspie

Enk Hageman.

'91.

'92.

Jackie Christ

Kelly

Jan Hoffman

Heather Kean

'93.

'93.

'95. DeeAnne Glenn '90.
Tom Gordon
Hageman, Amv Hall '87. Michelle Hatt.
Ed Hudak. Ellyn R. Jones '91. John

Sheldon

Kemosh

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at the

'93.

Tom

Kiesling '81.

.

Bloom

Beach

at the

mm Page 46)

(Continued f

Richard S. Knupp '86. Laurie
Koznoskte 86. Brian Ladley 95.
Karen Lagreca '91. Jim Lenteri '92.
Jim Lewicki. Cory Livening. Mary Livening. Jerry Livingion '78. Jennifer

Lynch. Jack Masters

'59.

Sue Masters.

Joe Matoushek. Jay McCann. Brian
McCioskey 94. Karen McGrath, Ke\-m

McGurnn

'91.

Pam

Mcllmoyle. Frank McLaughlin

'90.

McCrath

93.

Jim

Belh Gillespie Medaglia

Larry

'86.

Medaglia Jr '85. Ann Menichelli. Lon
Moschella -90. Jim Moss '89. Deb
Mulkewycz '90. Margie Naugham '91.

John Nestro '88. Vince Nolan. Tim
Norton 90. Wendy Oberdorf 88. Bill
Owens '82, Gloria Paone. Karen Pike
'89. Tony Posca '89. Joe Rafter. Brian
Raudenbush '85. Lisa Raudenbush.
Virginia Reed Brett '82. Beth
Ridge way. David Rtordan '94.
Kathleen Roach '90. David Roy '92.
Shelley Ruch '83. Leslie Salomon.

Frank Sanloro

'89. Kathv Savitts '82.
Walt Savitts '78. Sharon Schock.

Melanw Siesko

90.

Carol Site. Sharon

Smith. Taras Somlyk

Spoerl

'92.

Joseph M.

'89,

Chuck Stathopoulos

'79,

Amanda Steinbom. Anna Steinhom.
Mary Stem born '82. Nicholas
Steinbom. Jennifer Stets
Taggart. Jamie Toban.
'84.

Allison Tyson '92.

Paul

Volt: '89.

Elizabeth

'94.

Terry

Mike Tricoski

Mark

Vineis '94.

Theresa VonTobel

Wellock

'93.

'95.

Karen

Whileman '90 and Wendy Young.

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Calendar of Events
ARIZONA

MASSACHUSETTS

January 6

Stale

System Reception

in Scottsdale

September 24

Football

game

at

American International University
TBA)

Springfield (Post-game event

BLOOMSBURG

NEW JERSEY

Weekend

September 17

Parenls*

September 18
September 24

Reception for Scholanihip Recipients

October 14

Athletic Halt of

October 22

Homecoming

October 23

Pops Concert

November 6
December 3
April 29

May

September

3

1

13

October 7 (-95)

October 28 ('95)

&

Fame

January

Studio Band Reunion
Happy Holidays Dance
Alumni Day
Commencement
Parents' Weekend
Homecoming

State

February

System Reception

November
July

1

1

1 1

Alumm

Dinner

in

Manhattan

Alumni Dinner

in

Manhattan

PHILADELPHU
Philadelphia Chapter Luncheon

October 8

Holiday

Inn.

Midlown

October 26

Reception to meet President Kozloff

October 29

Football

Luncheon with President Kozloff
Luncheon In IVimpa
Luncheon in Boca Raton

game

at

Pre-game event

November

12

Football

game

Horsham

West Chester

Post-game event TBA
Cheyney

at noon;

at

Pre-game event at 11:30 a.m.

December 10

FLORIDA
November 19
March 3
March 4

Mead

62. Belle

Williamson Restaurant.

in San Diego
SyKlem Reception m Long Beach
Dinner in San Francisco with President Kozloff

II

Uoyd

NEW YORK CITY
Concert Choir Reunion

State

II

of Dick

Induction Dinner

CALIFORNIA
January 9

Training for Student Recruiters

Home

Bloumsburg Fair begins

Philadelphia Chapter

Luncheon

READING-BERKS
October 12

Reception to meet President Kozloff

The Inn at Reading

November

GEORGIA
March

Luncheon

5

in

1

December 2

September 10

Reception to meet President Kozloff

Bcmgan Sub
Football

November

Pre-game Berngan Sub PU nic at 5 p.m.
Reception to meet President Kozloff

Inn. Ris

S09 and 22

LYCOMING COUNTY
Reception to meet President Kozloff
Genetti s in Williumspon

\

Reception to meet President Kozloff
The Woodlands. Ri. 315

Schedule as of September

Reception to meet President Kozloff

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LEHIGH VALLEY

November

Shippensburg

at 11:30 a.m.:

at Millersvillc

Eilen Resort. Exit

The Days

at

Post-game event at Gingerbread Man in Carlisle

September

Long's Park

October 18

Game

WILKES-BARRE

Picnic

Game

Football

Pre-game event

Dixon Universiry Center
Afler-Work Mixer at the Marriott

October 8

10

Mixer at O'Kelley's
Behind The Inn at Reading

SHIPPENSBURG/CARLISLE

LANCASTER COUNTY
September 8

After- Work

Atlanta

HARRISBURG
September 2

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