Lieutenant Governor

Mark Schweiker
Hiking
across

Published by

Bloomsburg University

with

of Pennsylvania
for Alumni

and Friends

Winter 1995

Volume

95,

Number

England

1

Quest

a

Page 43

Service
a

is

two-way
street
'52

By Nancy Swartz Lychos

Alumni Association

President,

"Ever upward, striving, climbing, onward

Bloomsburg goes" are the words

that

complete

Alma Mater. Written decades
accurately reflect what is happen-

the last verse of our

ago, they

ing

still

in all facets of university life

especially true of the

Alumni

constantly seeking

ways

and

in

to involve

you

— and are
We are

Association.

be of service

to

our mission

you

to

promote the

to

cause of education.

Our

latest efforts

may

help you find that

perfect job or perfect employee.
to

Doug

for

providing the idea

BLOOMSBURG.
UNIVERSITY I.KADT.KS
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Jessica Kozhff. president

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in gel

underlay,

the University;

it

was

President,

Bloomsburg University

Pennsylvania

of

it

consider the future.

As an

institution

as individuals

— we have

pmfessor and in the unfortunate deaths ot five
young people, we have experienced remarkable

a*

ademn

for a

.itl.nrs ,ind


life

and

provost /vice president for
vice president tor univer-

advancement. As you recall, all three of
these positions have been filled on an interim
basis since the retirement of the former vice

events

we have grown by

new

strengths and talents.

we were

draw upon our
We are not quite the same

before.

Despite these tragedies,

I

continue to
This

is

feel

a very

place that has the potential for greatness.

expressed

in the t.ilents ol

students and alumni
to the life of the

—

our

and

in

good
I

see

it

fai ulty, st.itt

our commitment

mind.

fall,

U.S. Neivs and World Report ranked

B.U. fourth as a "Best Value" in higher education
regional universities in the northern part

ot the nation.

commitment

1

to

nology,

believe this ranking reflects our

providing students with the

highest quality education while keeping the cost
of that education within reach of as

is

In the

at

life. Dr. Herring,
Rochester Institute of Tech-

expected to begin his duties on March

meantime, Dr. John

J.

Trathen

is

serving

many

stu-

dents and families as possible.

Bloomsburg is an institution with a proud past
and a great future. One of the activities in which

spirit alive

and

they will also put to rest the

which

list

will

of

myth
is

keep

We hope

vibrant.

time you hear from Bloomsburg

that the only

when we want

money. Your time and talents are even more
essential!

Some

of the volunteer "jobs" require significant

effort (chapter steering

some,

committee, for example);

(keeping your address current).

just a little

All can be personally rewarding,

and you

will

have the satisfaction of giving something back

much to you.
few of you may have less

to

the school that gave so

We realize a

positive feelings about

ence and, as

than

you, but

why.

a result, aren't interested in

we encourage you

(Just

send a note

are very important to
let

to

be

made no

later

than July

1,

1995.

On a final note, have one very good piece of
news that am eager to share with you. As of
December 6, we
faculty, staff, students, alumni
1

—

—

and Foundation Board members
have reached
our $3,375 million goal for the library campaign
by raising more than $3.5 million dollars for A
Treasury of Ideas.
am very proud that the library,
which is really the center of learning on any
campus, will be the first building constructed at
Bloomsburg during my tenure as president.
I

Congratulations and

generous support.

many thanks

for

your

sorry

if

to contact

to the

alumni

that applies to

Alumni

us to

tell

us

Office.)

University officials have often told us that alumni

Interviews for the other two positions will take
place early in the spring semester, with appoint-

ments

your Bloomsburg experi-

We are sincerely

as interim vice president.

I

Others also recognize the value of Bloomsburg.
This past

can get involved, a

included in this issue. You will

find a variety of suggestions

activities.

vice president for student

an administrator

1

incredibly lucky to be here.

is

presidents.

Following campus interviews of five candiHerring was selected as the

reaching within ourselves to

Page 2

vice president for student

dates, Dr. H. Preston

In these tragic

among

new

For complete details, refer to

how you

ways

your Husky

our recently concluded search

sity

courage and dignity, humanity and

civility.

as

for a

refer to

I

ongoing searches

been marked indelibly by the tragedies we have
shared this semester. In the loss of a respected

acts of

ahead.

for

specific

we are currently engaged will markedly affect
how B.U. will evolve in the days and years

As my second semester at Bloomsburg brains,
seems appropriate to refleet on the past, and to

As

'52.

was t'nsident Kozloffs first commencement at Bloomsburg.

Kozhff, Ph.D.

55.

— and the space in

all smiles from

and Nancy Lychos

Vice presidential searches underway;
library campaign tops $3,375 million goal
IU, Jessica S.

page

We are indebted

Hippenstiel, director of alumni affairs,

them know

everything

if

them and have asked us

they can be of help.

we can

to

to

We will do

convey your concern

to the

appropriate person and follow

up on any action
taken. Even if we don't change your mind about
Bloomsburg, we may be able to make a difference
for future alumni.

For the Alumni Association to be as successful

we need everyone's active participaand support. With all of us working together, Bloomsburg will continue climbing
as possible,
tion

upward and onward.

.

.

.

Secret ingredient for success: passion
A

William Kelly, a 1971 graduate who

WVIA

is

president of

television and radio, delivered the address at the

125th annual winter

commencement on December

17.

Another alumnus. Dr. Curtis R English. Class of 1956,
was awarded an honorary doctorate in recognition of his
service as interim president of the University.

Kelly began his life-long interest

in radio at

age

when
By

12,

he began broadcasting from his basement radio station
ninth grade he

was working

WTTC

at

in

Towanda and

describing everything from Harry James' music to horsepulling contests.

His radio careeer spanned nine stations

New

and

York, where he became

WYBG

purchase of a

WARM
Two

Massena.

new ambulance

in Scranton. his

Dimes

of

in

in

Pennsylvania

for his attention-

His efforts as station

getting public service projects.

manager of

known

N

Y.,

resulted in the

community While at
25-mile Winter Walk for the March
for the

more than $25,000 to fight birth defects.
Agnes flood. Kelly described
beauty of the Susquehanna River from a canoe in

raised

years after the Hurricane

the natural

WARM'S

100-mile "Great Canoe Expedition"

down

the

nver.

Today. Kelly

WVIA FM
stations.

89

As

is

president of

WVIA-TV

Channel 44 and

9. the region's public television

and radio

the station's chief executive officer, he also

serves as executive producer of several programs,

which were nominees

for the prestigious

two of

IRIS Award of the

He

National Association of Television Program Executives
is

executive producer of "The

News

Directors" and host of

the station's monthly series, "State of Pennsylvania."

He

ALUMNI

COM Mi

'STAR' AT

William Kellx

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doctorate.

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worked closely with The Ness- York Times as executive
producer of "James Reston, The Man Millions Read." a
major WVIA documentary aired by PBS in 1993 The

member of the Pennsylvania Association ot
He serves on the board of the Northeastern
Pennsylvania Philharmonic, is an advisory board member of

Corporation for Public Broadcasting has recognized his
efforts in

fund raising and audience building with two

national awards.
In

the

1988 he was named "Young Alumnus of the Year" by

Bloomsburg University Alumni Association

He has

also

stations as board

irresistible to enterprising

Broadcasters.

come

the Pennsylvania College of

and

received the Pennsylvania Medical Society's Walter F

board of directors

Donaldson Award

courses

for Outstanding

Medical Journalism and

the Outstanding Volunteer Leadership

Award from

at

B U

in

in

Mountamtop

He has

as an adjunct professor for

I

Management

Institute,

Kelly

is

don't have to be

recognized speaker on

a

He and
They

you

Mountamtop.

for alumni, parents

the graduating class

and friends of Bloomsburg

like to share

University of Pennsylvania, a State System of

Higher Education University

my

parents, and

But

EDITOR
Doug

some excerpts with you:

Twenty-four years ago

I've

my

wanted the speaker

always been

first

pearl of

try to live in the

The

PHOTOGRAPHER

now

Joan Heifer

in too

tests

wisdom

much

sat

m

this

make

to

ALUMNI OFFICE STAFF

n

room with

QUICK!

moment, surting now!
still

at

So

hand

.

to

.

can

not sympathetic

fire

or promote

In this

new

.

.

luck,

is

committed

to providing

status, or

union

to arrive

membership.
is

additionally committed to

at

definition of luck is

the right time,

is

and leave, and sticking with the job until
YOU are really proud of yourself

it's

done

But the "secret ingredient"

in

my

recipe for success

J

to get

it,

you are credible, compelling and practically

<

lam"

l"i

now. the
II

nines

nol insigiiifu anl sai

as

how tew

You

and worse,

it

will

people want to hear about your

can sour you very quickly

Once your

1

gone South, employers like me can pick it up in
Hash, and you simply won't gel a good star! on your areei
i

like

a

victim!

Wallpaper your room with those

gam energy from

rejection letters,

them, and lone yoursell

do what you have to do You've earned a degree today,
NOT a good job' That's up to you, and it may well be die-

to

hardest thing you've ever done.

Remember,

a

little

luck, a lot ol hard work,

And, when you

.

how

and

make

yourself too

.

Ilicy can't teach

self. or.

and unshak

gel the job. gel

you

how

in college

to

to care about other people

become a sensitive
more than your

this is particularly important,

These

how

to

know who

are the hard things to learn, hut they're

essential to being

whole and happy'

was

Part of your college education

teach you to think critically about

to raise your sights, to

life,

to judge for yourrclf

about the ethics or morality of behavior, about the unfairness
of stereotypes and racial or ethnic discrimination

In

your

youth and energy, and because of your education, you need
is

What power passion has. and what mountains it
can move for you' Call it intensity, or enthusiasm, but when
you know what you want, and will do what you have to do

nities.

t

these

attitude has

you are

and

passion.

provide such educabonal and employment opportu-

V

My

so well that

affirmative action and will take positive steps to

Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania

lime

to "go for it" when you can
one of those things your parents have
probably talked to you about It means, and pardon me if I
sound like your parent, forgetting the hours you're supposed

Hard work

sex, age. national origin, ancestry, lifestyle, sexual

Vietnam era

at a

an

i

you

that

all

But. whatever you do. don't act like a vu tun'

person, or

having the instinct

all persons without regard to race, color, religion,

orientation, handicap.

them one

it

It's

il

you have some pretty important

noticed by the quality of your work, then

Let's take

Bloomsburg University

you have

gixxl to lose.

basically being in the right place

equal educational and employment opportunities for

|9«>4,

lass ol

"classroom." you "ace" the tests by effort, attitude, a sense
.

is

despite inevitable setbacks

able confidence in yoursell'

hard work and passion

Secretary

some

<

II

of organizational politics and a few other ingredients

There are three things which have helped me: Good

Linda Lona

is

il

it,

you today

loi

I'm sorry thai alter

it'

hook'

hang onto

to

by sounding

offer "multiple choices." but

the "professor" pays you. he or she
is

is

quickly discover

a

of a hurry for the next

aitisls.

.

failures,
I

to you. the graduates of 1994.

ahead of you

you. and your employer

University Relations Staff

university

month.

experience to appreciate the quality of the one

Hippenstiel '68

Director of Alumni Affairs

The

I

this

.

with

in a

il

dei isioiis ahead, anil

Because Kelly's address was well-received by members of
and others in the audience, we would

published three times a year

bom

have and want

don't

well.

BLOOMSBURG is

nothing new, ol course,

lassrooms you, the

in

challenge

his wife. Janice, are parents ot three children.

live in

years

passion or find

communications theory and techniques.

Kelly represents the state's seven public television

is

and the good news

many

I've

as important In the |0D scan h

composers, lovers and even some polilu tans have
dial "spaikle."

years

is

rcaliv il>

i

his passion thing

taught media

Also a graduate of the University of Wisconsin Executive

the

Northeastern Chapter March of Dimes.

as intellect and

Williamsport,

Marian Sutherland Kirby Library

past president of the

is

Technology

and ambitious employers

to believe that passion

only open your eyes wider to sec your responsibilities to
society.

.

.

.

Service to others can open your hearts arid minds, and
getting involved in your

community enriches your

life.

I

(Continued on Pag€ 4)

Page 3

Kelly
(Conibuud pom Pags

Classnotes

3)

know you have very little money, but
learn now to give some to something
you believe

who

Sister,

Find a youngster

in.

spend pan of

helping in

this

Plainficld.
Hill '13 of

Ruth Larish

Christmas

soup kitchen, inspire

a

died on October 16

19 13

needs a Big Brother or

really

ber

a

1

Espy died on Decemwas a

Kelly,

teacher in the Fnsbie School District. She later

young person to graduate from
ollcge Although it may not seem

was

cook

a

Wool worth

the

at

you learned

sometimes

of

in

dren.

yourself In oilier,,

ol

soon as you can,

.

businesses, died

Here's your last list from
Bloomsburg Imvcrsity I'll i all it
"Thoughts on a happy, successful
life!"

in

owned

E Williams

Don't measure yourself, even in

1.

easily said

you

mobile agenc y

pany

money TiUl

these early years, by

will

and not easily

age 99.

at

Her family owned Rice Motors, die

I

il

the Paul

Ha/lelon, and her

more than 50

for

Surviving are

a

will know great peace
when you realize how few

and

mind

of

little bit

Everyone gets

lor

m

of ludk

ongratulat

their career, but

and smart ones don't
nuelvei, bin work

thi

than evai and earn the next

i

Set goals

m

your

and work

life,

itemadi illy toward than

13

takei din ipUni

world

and patlani

1

thi

fbi

.

will noi

1

disappointments 11 pan

A

.

seven grand

'18 died on August 25

BdOJ Davenport ObJ

at

age

'

IN of Bloomsburg died

on September 21 at age 96. A resident of
Bloomsburg since 1919. she studied pipe organ
at Susquehanna University.
She served as or-

Matthew's Lutheran Church

ganist at St

you

are

and

plan,

will

several different

work

mployen

1

and some are

r,

1

in

(

IhlW D Of ( linsi

Mrs Ohl was
tin

ul

rherefon

to praise

I

and be your toughest
ex pec
job.
5.

now

inclined

yoursell

critic

to be told you've

1

Don't

done

good

a

Impress yourself!

Marry

at

The gieatest

it

most people evei know

failed marriage,

the

widow

fol

6.

and

is

a

Don't

Don't waste youi hie with
I

ive youi life in the current

future, looking

hack only to

gam

perspective and insight that you can
actually use

time

when

There

really is only

regrets matter, so

I

one

leave

you with these words:
At the end of your
think ot the raise 01
didn't get, the

Bcmhart and Mary Trower;

is

now

new

life,

end of your

District.

three sons,

Hugh, Terry and John; 12 grandchil-

dren, seven great-grandchildren, and a

sister.

1927
The following

class

members

registered

i

ai

alumni or university events during 1994: Edna
Berkheiser Gattey. Sadie Zapp Mayernick.

Ruth Smith Shapiro Dickstein '27 of
Scranton reports that her granddaughter, Jodi

Irene Feeney Trethewey

4

27, formerly of

Scranton and Harrisburg, died recently

Edward F Schuyler

She was the widow of John Trethewey.
Also a graduate of Marywood College, she

236 West Ridge Avenue
Bloomsburg. PA 17815

retired as a teacher in the

(717) 784 1515

trict.

at

age 85.

Scranton School Dis-

The following

death
of

J

Rutter Ohl

Surviv-

members

registered at

Singleman Barnes, Helen Barrow, Francis Hahn
Blosc, Beulah Deming Gibson, Manan Andrews
Laise, Jane Creasy Miller.

sisters.

1925

19 19

Alice Ruggles Williams '25 of Pikes Creek
died on August 26

Klshbaeh Miller

<

class

at

age 87. She taught fourth

1928
Representative:

Faye Appleman Dendler
1132 Market Street
Berwick, PA 18603
(717) 752-5367
The following class members registered at
alumni or university events during 1994:
Kathryn Abbett, Mary Phillips Dole, Francis

918 Chunk Stmt

(Red) Garrity. Grace Edwards Hartman.

Roversjonl. PA 19468

(215) 948*3780

Faye Miller Kessler '2S of Northumberland
Class Volunteer:

died on September 26

Grace Kishbach Miller

public schools throughout the region, including

Point

1994

Parker '19 died on

many years
Lower Menon. she

After teaching

schools of

hometown

ot

Julj

at

age 85. She taught

Township and Northumberland,

for

in

many

years.

i
>
i

primary

Surviving are a daughter. Cynthia Kessler

retired to her

Bulhngton; a son, Frederick D.; four granddaugh-

in the

ters

Benton

and two great-grandsons.

1920

1929

Representative

Class Volunteers:

Anna Davis Harrow
9119 Frian Road

Rachel G. Anthony. Lucille DeVoe

RoehlUe, Ml) 20850

The following class members registered at
alumm or university events during 1994: Audrey
Moore Cohen. Lucille Martz DeVoe. Mildred

192

RidaJl Phillips.

1

Theron Rhinard.

car you couldn't

life,

you'll regret the

late,

and, certainly;

precious time not shared with your
children.

One hundred

and Locust Elementary

Hazleton School

Representative:

you won't

piomolion you

time yon didn't spend with parents as
they aged, with the spouse you
appreciated too

D Thomas

in the

Shapiro, and her grandniece. Jessica Jennings,

home.

(SOI) 424-4405

buy. or the deal you almost made. At
the

retiring.

alumni or university events during 1994: Anna

one great great grandson, and two

take each other loi gi anted

regrets'

A.

are students at B.U.

rune years

two grandsons, nine great-grandchildren,

ing are

aire Hedden

and the victims are

Often those you love the most

in the

Schools

lor love (and passion),

and then work
failure

Milton and Sunbury before

serving as class reprcscnta-

ol her

linn

She was

still

for

yova

In

juit noi

Margaret Smith Campbell '26 of Hazle VilAugust She once taught

lage. Hazleton, died in

Surviving are a daughter, Rosemary Campbell,

a guest at a nursing

will get there!

Chances

1926

Bloomsburg for 30 years and at Trinity Reformed

Orat

an

many

dren.

Representative

1

for

Lois Pfahler Jones '22 reports that she

Veda Edwards

game

ol thi

plan the woik ami work

4.

Michigan All three were teachers

three grandchildren and three great grandchil-

years.

19 18

liV(

Thli

movt 11 youi p
Keep your eye on the goal, accept

you

from teaching and

lives in Livo-

1922

United

big break.
<

Her niece.

Maust Duck '17. died
Margaret Duck Follmer

E.

1924

the successful

hardi

two

94.

Don't feel entitled to anything

yon don't struggle

i

Mabel

Staton, Georgianna

Com-

money.

a

Kelly;

band operated the former M. L Ruggles General Merchandise Store from 1946 to 1968.

children and live great-grandchildren.

things ol

enduring value are acquired by

2.

D

Surviving arc three daughters. Charlotte

husband

Elour and heed

Thomas

son.

in

auto-

first

late

lived, but

be most satisfied with work,

D

Margaret Dei trick Martin '21, formerly of
Bethlehem, died on October 4. She was a teacher

whose

.

William

in Scotch Plains for 19 years
She then
returned to Pikes Creek where she and her hus-

grade

years.

Dorothy Rice Williams '15, a former teacher
families operated two pioneering Ha/lelon

Ic.iin to live life

the

in

Germany, where

stationed.

sister.

1963

nia,

19 15

blessing, and through giving

was

'57. has retired

not to waste these years;

look around you, count your

fully as

Her

Surviving arc a son. Ned. and two grandchil-

So,

She taught

age 93

grandchildren and one great-granddaughter

Lodge, and Bloomsburg University.

(his past semester,

tragically short

now

resolve

many

short and, as

life is

at

area and also in

Surviving are a son. William

Store, the Elks

(

so today,

.

she and her late husband. Lt Col

In her early years, she

age 90

at

1

NJ

ten years ago. Justice

(Continued on Peg* 8)

Class Volunteer

Evelyn Olver Avery '29 of Williamsport died
on August 21 at age 83. She reared as an el-

Camilla Herman Garev

Grace E. Getty '21 of White Bear Lake.
Minn died on September c. at age 9.V She for-

ementary teacher and reading specialist
South Wilhamsport School District

.

merly lived

Huntingdon and Venice, Fla.
Surviving are a son. Ray mond. two grandchildren and tout great-grandchildren
in

EEUe Maust Kells

WARM WELCOME -

Sadie Zapp
Maxernick 27 was on hand to welcome Presi-

.4

Va

.

the

Surviving are two daughters, Janette A.

dent Kozloff at the

Mowery and Manan A Schaefer. two sons. Dr.
Wilham and Dr. James; 12 grandchildren. 20

Philadelphia area

great-grandchildren, and a

member of the
:i ol Palls Church,

at

than 50 vears.

llumm reception held in the
Sadie has been an active
Philadelphia chapter for more

sister.

Isabel Chelosky Hester '29 of Wilkes- Barre

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1 995

1

Classnotes
Class Volunteer

Mar,

Betterlx Maters

The following

members

class

registered II

alumni or university events dunng

|v>**4
Ruth
Jackson Richards. William Richards, kaihrsn

Wenner Thachcr.

Clair

E

Troy.

This year's recipient of the Class
scholarship t$4(H>)

is

Matthew A

ondary education math

Ha/el

'33 died

Slu- last resided in

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Irom Monroeton

m.i|oi

k refer Ashworth

her IW.l

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lay lot.

Novein

in

Washougal. Wash

ington

Hettv receives a hug from "lonv the
Baker " on the day she retired.

1934
The following

class

members

registered

al

alumni or university events during 1994: Larry

Shuman Laubach, Nora

F.vangelista, Freda

VETERANS COMMITTEE — Members of the B V

Alumni Veterans Committee met in a planning session on Homecoming. Ongoing programs include improvements to the Veterans Memorial Garden at the Fenstemaker Alumni House, continuing with programs required bx the Depart-

ment of Defense for World War 11 Commemorative Community status, and promoting a ontinu
ing awareness of the contributions of veterans to our university and to public affairs. Shown in

Bay lit

t

Markunas. Elizabeth McGoldnck Troy

Helen

Shaklee.

Retired

alumni

John

Minier Sharp,
Shellenbergcr. Michael Sopchak

secretary

<

photo (from left) are committee members Dale A. Krothe
'56. Dr. John F Magill '48. John W. Thomas '47. Andrew
'48.

Another member

Elwood M. Wagner

is

'43.

who

chairman. Dr. Curtis

R.

Magill 43. and Millard

C

'60.
F.

lives in

members each received Department of Defense World War
pins. All are veterans of World War 11 and/or Korea.

11

San Antonio. Texas

English

Ludwig
Committee

50th Anniversary Commemorative

1

M35

dies

Representative:

Elizabeth

Row Reed

Harper

l-.il/alx-th

Bloomsburg. PA 17815

I

I

eVan. tornicr

Alumni Office

secretary in the

151 East Fourth Street

on Oc

'diversity, died

(olx-i

(717) 784 0861

73.

Class Volunteer:

secretary in the

Dean

Helen Hartman Cimbala

Allans Olfice

IW yeais

Betty (oined the stall

died on

November

1 1

at

She was

age 86.

a

Creta Davis Smick '31 of Zion Grove died

teacher at Plymouth Elementary School for 43

on October 26

years before retiring in 1967

Grove area schools

Among

her survivors are a

Chelosky Janowski
For

many

'42.

years, she

sister,

Dorothy

and a brother

was

in

age 84
for

She taught

many

in

Zion

years.

moved

Surviving are a son. David, a daughter, Nancy

Jane Rupert; four grandchildren, seven great-

class representative

and attended alumni luncheons

at

grandchildren, and a sister

The following class members registered

at

alumni or university events during 1994: Charles

4

Discroad. Stanley Hcimbach, Eli/abelh

Row

<

at

I%1

ugc

as

Student
she

later,

Mticc.

where

she served for 20 years until retiring
in 1983.

Prior to the appointment of the

Blackburn, Helen Hartman Cimbala. Fac Meixcll

Boca Raton,

Aliiinm

to the

in

ol

at the
\

I

lust lull tune dirci toi ol

alumni

Hazel Scherer Hunold 4 29, formerly of Old

Joseph J. Yacabonis 31 of Mahanoy City
died on August 31. He taught and coached at
Mahanoy Township High School. New Hope

Forge, died on September 28. She was a teacher

High School. Mahanoy City High School and

1936

l°7\ Hetty was a one
person Alumni Office, working
closely with two dilleient Alumni
Assch union presidents
How. ml

Mahanoy Area High School

Representative:

Fenstemaker'

Florida.

at

Moosic Elementary School

prior to retirement

Surviving are a son, Glenn; two daughters,
Merrlyn Hunold and Beryl Connolly; three
grandchildren, three great-grandchildren, and a

prior to retirement

in 1974.

He was inducted into
Hall of Fame in 1983.

the Jerry

Wolman

Sports

Surviving are his wife, the former Josephine

sister

Reed.

A Euphemia

affairs

Gilmorc Ycager.

from the Berkly School District

in

New

Jersey,

where her classroom was named and dedicated
in her

honor She

School District

earlier taught in the

in the state

Sequim

at

Columbia

University.

Surviving are two

Hazleton. PA 18201

was given "Honorary Alumna"

(717) 454- 1427

in

1932
RD

5.

life in

1931
J.

Ecker. Ezra

Colder

id

Ohio

).uley.

H

two daughters, luhth Arlme

grandchildren, seven great grand
children, and a sister,

Hams

Boyd

F.

'43

Buckingham

Boyd P Buckingham

Sr

.

Class of

1941, died on Friday, January 20,

(717) 784- 1857

age 74, He had been hospitah/ed

The following

class

members

registered at

The following class members registered at
alumni or university events during 1994
Catherine Smith Driver, Ezra Hams, Ethel Keller

alumni or university events during 1994

Long.

Stahl.

othy Hess Linn. Josephine

Donald

A

M

Dor-

Magce. Mary

A

at

for

10 days following a heart attack

Mr Buckingham

served the

university from 1951 to 1981,

which time he

Watts

at

retired as vice

president for administration.

1103 South Market Street

1933

Bloomsburg. PA 17815

1717)784-5783

The following

ollege of Woosler

Swinher and Claudettc K Lyons, 10

Palmetto. Florida.

Representative:

Frank

I

Dorothy Hess Unn
165 Nottingham Road
Bloomsburg. PA 17815

Class Volunteers:

McHose

'diversity

I

Surviving arc a son. Robert

Sara Maria Berger

sisters.

Lucile

ol the

Hetty was a 1941 graduate ol the

Bloomsburg. PA 17815

is

status

recognition ol her scrvn e to

alumni

1937
853 South Market Street
Bloomsburg. PA 17815
(717) 784-4850

Box 45

'48

Following her retirement. Hetty

(

Representative

I

and Millard C.

Ludwig

Representatives:

(717) 784-3532

4
Elizabeth Scheehterly 29 reports that she

enjoying

sister.

Ezra W. Harris

of Washington.

She earned a master's degree

sons, one great-grandson and a

2

1

Ruth Wagner ljeiirande
76 1/2 North Cedar Street

Trojchak. a daughter. Patricia Naas; four grand
4

Frances A. Linskill 29 of Dallas, Pa., died
on October 25 at age 86. She retired in 1972

m

Representative:
class

members

Lawson
644 East Third Street
Bloomsburg. PA 17815
(717) 784-2046
Lois

registered at

alumni or university events during 1994:

Flo-

rence Fawcett Fowler, Lois Hirleman Quick,

Marion Klingerman Troy.

Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania

Ethel

M.Bond

Virginia at

'37 dird on Octobei

age 79 She taught school

I

in

in the Phila

dclphia area, where she previously resided

Bcmicc Woolston. a
Lawrence Woolston. two sisters and two

Surviving
son.

brothers.

is

a daughter.

Surviving are his wife, the former

Joanna Ficc '43, a son. Boyd

Buckingham

Jr

.

I

a daughter. Gail

Worthinglon. four grandchildren and

two

sisters

The complete

obituary will be

printed in the next issue of

BUJOMSBI

I

<,

Pa^e

5

that prior to

1800 most Pennsylvamans did
not

celebrate Christmas.
"In fact, many religious denominations
objected strongly to any signs of celebration
and
the resulting controversy

paper articles and

niair '60

was evidenced

in

news-

in the State Legislature

throughout the early 1800s.

came more accepted by

As Christmas bethe general public, the

customs of the Pennsylvania Germans from
Rhmeland and Bavaria, such as the Moravians
and the Lutherans, were adopted throughout the
State."

Retiring after serving as a teacher and
guidance counselor for 42 years. Ike now devotes
much of his time as a volunteer at the Hershey

Museum and

POCONO PICNIC
Suriih
67.

I

njovmg

rca\y Anthony 6

(

Curt English

Mi Mullin. Tony M<

*>(>.

/.


"

"lU-rngun Sub

Audrey Moore Cohen

Mullin. Joe Moore.

I jus

'29,

Uwis

J

L.

Cohen. Brenda Harleman Dorshimer

Usa

Lewis. Boh McMulltn 80.
Dalesman Ne\ter 49 and Wilmer Nester '49.

Janet English. Kelly

86.

Terri

1940
Representatives:

Gladys (Betty) Jones Harris
5. Box 451
Bloomsburg. PA 17815

1939

R.D.

Representatives

Representative:

(717) 784-3532

Dorothy l-dgar Cronover
II
Nottingham Road

Ruth Dugan Smeal
740 South Market Street

Bloomsburg. PA 17815

Bloomsburg. PA 17815

(7/7) 784-3093

(717) 784-4915

19 3 8
">

Hershey MedicaJ Center.

the

picnic in East Stro udsburg on October 13 were

Clayton H. Hinkel

One North Aspen Place
Lewisburg. PA 17837

(717)523-7702
(

hnrles II llenne

Class Volunteers:

30 Nottingham Road

tames

Bloomsburfi, PA 1781'3

Smeal. Betty

V DeRose. Harriet
Penman

Kocher. Ruth

Dugan

(717) 784-5835

Frank Kocher
830 North Shore
St.

The following
Neil

M

R.R.

2,

Richie

Crestwood

Bloomsburg.

I*A

members

class

registered at

alumni or university events during 1994: John
Bower, James DeRose. Minam Utt Frank, James

17815

Kantnor, Hornet Kocher, Sara

(717) 784-4271

Dersham Laubach,
Tirzah Coppes Leighow. Alex McKechnie, Betty

Class Volunteers:

Dugan Smeal,

S &\ age

Charles

I'

James.

C

harles H.

Herme

Penman. Dorothy
Virginia

Phillips Richards, Ruth
Burke Traupane. Frank

Van Devender. Dorothy Englehart Zimmerman.

Ray Zimmerman.

The following class members
ulummoi university events during

UggiU

registered

Heiuie.

I

Linn)

I

itwhilei

>l

I

Drive. No.

14-C

FL 33701

(813) 822-0597

Class Volunteers:

Clayton H. Hinkel. Dorothy Derr Tilson

The following

class

members

registered

at

alumni or university events during 1994: Muriel
Rinard Hartley. Dan Kemple, Dorothy Derr
Tilson.

at

1994: George

4

Lsaiah Boroboy 39 presented "Christmas Past

R. Casari, Dorothy Edgar Cronover, Helen
Weaver Duty. Eleanor Sharadin Faust. Charles

'72

Petersburg.

Mulhern

m

Pennsylvania," a narrative accompanied by

illustrative slides, at a

meeting of the Strasburg

Heritage Society.

extensive study of early Christmas
observances in Pennsylvania. Ike has discovered
I

i.

'in his

1941
Representatives:
C. Stuart Edwards
Eda Bessie Beilhartz Edwards

705 Country Club Drive
Bloomsburg. PA 17815
(717) 784-0908

Class Volunteers:

Eda Bessie Edwards. Stu Edwards.

Isabelle Olah

Horvath. Clark Renninger

Sawyn

The following class members registered at
alumni or university events during 1994

'84

Claraline Schlee Baylor, Barbara Gillette
Benoski. Agnes Pinamonte Casari, Maude Pursel
Chismar, C. Stuart Edwards. Eda Bessie
Beilhartz Edwards, Peter Eshmont. William

Kerchusky, Irene Diehl Konrad, John Lavelle.
Clark

1 SS^^^
/

5ft

Haitz

S6

Sad,e^PP Mayrrn,ck

'27.

DanMrtrew

Rosell 4> Catherine

d*«i of the group, taking
sene as

treasurer, replacing

This year's recipient of the Class of 1941

27
Carl Morgan.

Ham

72.

Cathy

Jennifer Koban. a special

of the Philadelphia

HamGotoZ

Mane Pamsh Morgan

retiring president

is

education major from Bloomsburg

52.

'

Zakonhemny and Joe Zjikorchemny

Gobora.
Connie Gobora.

Renninger. Elda Henrie Taylor.

scholarship ($650)

NUDE LPHIA LUNCHEON - Attending the annual Christmas luncheon

Buniham

R

>S4

Betn

Joe wa7elected p

1

rcnemny agreed to
Zakonshen^la.Zl

& Herbert Schneider '41 have
300 Fox Chapel Road, Apt. 416. Pittsburgh. PA 15238. where they would be happy to
hear from their classmates and friends.
Florabelle

moved

to

Page 6

January 1995

Classnotes
when

nior year

was during

It

Ra

Mile.

ot the

field

wartime service

his

foot

.t

uai

he met and

that

.

Huskies did not

the

team because

ball

mamed

Jackson

in

his late wife.

Nan
While

at

Danville, he also served as assistant

coach and started elementary intiamu

football

basketball, football and track and held pro

ral

grams He was also direcloi
ground
the

He brought some

10 years

—

famous names
J.k

ot the

Washies IMa\

more than 20 years and directoi ol
Sunnybrook Basketball ( amp toi Boys toi
tor

mosi

ot basketball's

such as Bobby Knight. Stu

kson and Matt Guokas

lo the

camp

to give

clinics.

//.

Whitey and

his wife raised eight children

adopted (wo others

MANHATTAN DINNER — Attending an alumni

dinner

Manhattan on November

in

II

wen Mai

Arter 83. Stacey Belhumer 94. Todd Brown

80. Pete Calvert 93. Tom Canfield 80. Jim Case
Gary Groenheim 91. Pern Kaufman. Michael McMatu '82. Stephen Mitchell 81. Deb
Mulkewycz '90. Karen Rogosky '78. Bob Sickinger 51. Jo-Ann Sickinger. Dorothy Derr Tilson 40
and Jim Walter 68.
63.

Surviving are two daugh

Bethann Campbell and Kaths McCloskey,

ters.

seven sous. Mike.

I'at,

Steve.

I

mi. Kevin,

hank

New

Representative:

Jane Sharpless Wagner

for student

1945

life

Mary

Representative:

928 Country Club Drive
Bloomsburg. PA 17815

Mary
Box 346

Bloomsburg. PA 17815

Benvu

(717) 784-2260

(717) 759-9733

(Sallie)

Dockey Edwards

545 East Eleventh

Ia>u h'enstetnaker

(717) 784-04

Street

i

John

[lUlitUtC ol

I

members

registered

at

alumni or university events during 1994: Harry

Dora Taylor Smith. Jean
Lantz Smith. William Smith. Mary Jane
Sharpless Wagner. Jeanne Noll Zimmerman.

.

p

The following

Edwards

alumni

1

78.

She was a teacher

for 41 years before retir-

ing 18 years ago.

Surviving are her husband. John; a son, John,
a

grandson and a brother.

1943

class

members

Bryner. Hazel

He

Marjone

l

al

or university events

during I'J'M

Man

enstemakei John. Betty Hiiinliam Koscll

I/oLs L.

August

Wintersteen '45

ol Danville died

on

Sharretts Grant.

946

Representatives

Jacqueline Shaffer Creasy

Smith, Nelena Pope Swank. Helen Cronus

R.D

Warrington. Florence Foust Yeany

Catawtssa. PA 17820

years, died

1

1.

a highly successful basket-

Bill Selden.

Marion Wallace

Elwood Wagner. Kathryn Dildine

a

The following

class

members

registered at

Buckingham, Joanna Fice Buckingham, Elaine

Kreischer Follmer, Ruth

Hope Handy, Mabel

Kay A. Hess. David

Jones. George

William Selden. Lora M. Snyder. Marion
Wallace States, Frank Taylor. Elwood Wagner.
Piarote,

Kay Jones Wagner,

Philip Yeany.

He

granddaughter. Melissa Wnght.

generation student

at

B.U.

is

a third

Melissa's mother.

Frances Jean Handy Wright, graduated

in

1969.

More important

than

all

the

wins and champi
left

on

all

who came in contact with him, according to those
who remember him The community's high regard spread

all

League, where

The following

class

members

registered at

Stephen

I

Idling ainves

Di Herring has worked

al

Prioi lo that, he

I

KIT
was an

udminislrntivc duct

toi

of medicine

Imversily ol

at the

I

in the si liool

through the Susquehanna Valley
virtually all his fiercest

coaching

at

and began teaching
near Lancaster

in

at

Columbia High School

1946

He

later taught at

Bloomsburg High School before moving

to

'46 retired

ill

1988

at

Bloomsburg. he was

V

12s.

V

1995!

scattered

years as a reading specialist in Baltimore County

He was

also on the staff of the

Home

all

and Hospi

Kouncl up
to sec,

He also was a reading instructor at
Dundalk Community College tor seven years

time'

There

in

County.

and

five grandchildren

Hall.

They

lassrnatcs were

who is interested is invited to
come and meet old friends and new
want

School and Adult Education

ll

i

through ihe 1940s, soev

cryonc

Baltimore

i

5s

on Alumni Day. April 29.

I

reside in Perry

Maryland

all

(he classmates

come and have
will be special

lion of all veterans of

you

a great

rccogm

World War

marking the 50th anniversary of

II,
tile-

war's end

You should have received a recent
from Mary I^ou Fcnslcmakcr

letter

John '45 with more information

If

you

1947

didn't receive the letter, or

Class Volunteers:

additional information, please contact

W

Thomas. J Richard Zerby

a three-sport

who captained the baseball, basketball and
football teams. He also lettered in soccer his se-

and

'

teaching 35 years in Maryland, including 23

John

Danville in 1949

big reunion for

Class of 194*i, but our

John and his wife, Betty, have two children

Bloomsburg from
in the Navy

a

Fins will be the 50th reunion lor the

Hofz.

After his time in the service, he finished school

While

Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania

)i

Announcing

alumni or university events during 1994

competitors became his great friends.

athlete

I

classes of the 1940s, including

John Hmelnieky

onships was the impression Whitey

Whitey attended classes

'43 of Coatesville reports

interim vu e

in as

lill

read on!

PA 17821
(717) 275-3046

did not believe in cutting players and

1940 through 1943. when he enlisted

Ruth Hope Handy

dvltiei sod the Kehi

you were here
during the 1940s,

102 West Mahoning Street

would often carry 35 or 40 players
alumni or university events during 1994: Boyd

loi ol

If

Anastasia Pappas Trowbridge

350-183 record and

winning several Susquehanna Valley championships. A trademark of his teams was their huge
rosters.

<

duet

inllien,

Box 304

coach, he coached the Ironmcn from 1952

through 1974. compiling
Class Volunteers:

( laipenWi
embci 2

Danville.

Widely known as
ball

Ruth Hope Handy.

at

I

>ci

I

Louisville

'44. a beloved

on November 6

u

I

Inion. will

sun e I'M

Reynolds, Joanne Spaid Simington. Bette Fuller

many

John

)i

itudeni
l

24.

Hummel. Wanda Farnsworth
Langdon, Louise Adams Missmer. Betsy Smith

age 73.

(717) 784-5584

icpiai cs tannic

president until

Christine Dichl

District for

210 Sunken Heights Avenue

that her

registered

Lois

Enama Carter. Betty Hagenbuch
Sallie Dockey Edwards.

Stella Williams Fulton.

ou

I

teacher and coach in the Danville Area School

Bloomsburg. PA 17815

Heffelfinger,

members

(717) 784-3035

Representative:

F.

class

ai

DeLong. Fred Dent.

Walter "Whitey" McCloskey

Betty Kate rman Algatt

States.

registered

alumni or university events during 1994:

C

al RTT,
begin ins n.-u dutiot on March,

will

I

Jenkins. Jack Mertz.

H. Dorothy Selecky Poltrock '42 of
Nescopeck R.R. died on November 14 at age

lite

Iciiing. assoi late vice

I

u ho retired on

The following

the

lill

preildenl Un itudonl sfFttn

Class Volutin

Class Volunteer:
Sallie

I'icsloii

II

i

class

linology lo

K-i

posi ol vu c president loi student

Mary Lou John
The following

'Diversity has lined

I

an adnunistiatoi Irom the Rochcstei

PA 18603

k.

named

Blooinsbuig

1944
Sara

leader

Guthrie and David Reichwein

Repre\enlau\>

1942

Preston Herring

ami

if

you need

Mary LOD at 717 784-0434 or the
Alumni Office at -800- 5 26-0254.
.

I

The following class members registered at
alumni or university events dunng 1994 John

W

In the

meantime, save the date!

Thomas

Page 7

Walter

Blair,

Classnotes

former Bloom
teacher, coach

WC

retires at

Waller Blair, fnnnri Bloomshiir y

member and

lac ully

football

o.n h

<

from Weil Cheftei University
September He was honored by

retired
in

colleagues, Iriends and family

19

West Chcslei Country Club

al (lie

was

Blair

MAS

al a

Novembei

retirement dinner held on

bom

Bloouisbuig

al

tome Irom

having

io I966i

Chamber sburg High School and,
belore dial. Irom

Neshammy and

Jenkintown fehooli
years

dean

ol nu n

department


li

I

.

dm

ol the

athletic

s,

si

and

al

.

8

Rtpnuntartvi
Bttty I- Fisher

lences, psychology,

education and physic

all. hi

194

and loolball

928 Country Club Drivi
Hloomsburg. PA I7HIS

al

nurses

{717) 7H4 04J4

rom Bloomshiirg, Wall went

I

Ins

hairman

i

taught physK

lis

biologic al
history,

11

ol health, physic al

and

edii. alion
.

During hii

,

Bloomshiirg. he seived as

al

alma mater, West

(

to

'hestei. as the

assoi lale dean ol student

In

al loirs

law Volunteei

(

M

Gloria

\

Hetty

I hit.

I.

Fislui. Millard C. luidwig

1909 he bee ame the loundini'

West Chestei Careei

diiccloi ol the

m (hat
W> he-

Development Center, seiving
capacity until

WW

I

has seived as assoi
e.lii.

ution

.iiul

l

Since

l

director ol mlormiilion
in the Si

hool

Weet Cheater, Walt and

his wife, (ilona, maintaineil

relationships with

li

lends

.

span

ol

.'

s

Dons

at

Betty

Kellei Hoslei, Millard l.udwig.

1949
i
1

(

ifimti

45TH YEAR REUNION

Harrisburg, pa 17102

in

<>vei

—

Tin lollowing members of the Class of 1949 were present on HomeCOming, based on official registrations: Angelo Albano. Mary Fox Albano. Eloise Noble Fassliauer.

72 J Fulton Street

1

lose

Blooinshuig, returning legulaily
a

Hlhef,

registered

events during 1994

Representative:

ol lulucation
at

oi univeisiiy

lale piolessoi ol

and certification cenlei

while

members

Ihe lollowing class

alumni

F

Richard

(717) 233 0777

Grimes. Doris Gildav Holm. Alfred

Jack O'Donnell, Pete Pamell. Robert Reitz.
Class Volunteers:

Attending Walts dinner from

Bloomshiirg weie John and Jeananne
I'vans Sciinigcoiu

'66 and 'ON

and

'.S3

'S4,

RuhardE. Grimes, Robert

to the South, Southwest,

Reitz

and
The lollowing class members registered

Mntzko Muika

lack ami Katharine

Bloomshiirg giaduatcs

alumni

oi univcisii\

events during 1994

at

Angelo

West Coast,

Alaska. Canada,

1954.

Italy.

Switzerland. Bermuda.

Islands of the Caribbean, and Venezuela

In

bunk Crawford,

loan Havaid Kilroy \S4 and hei

box, Beth Hartman Gardner. Richard E. Grimes.

of Mexico to Fort Lauderdale via the
Canal

husband, Tom, George Wilwohl

Janet Page Haiti.

(aulatanl coach and physical

Homiiak, Lydiu Fern Shirk

wife.

fac ulty

membei and

his

)

and phyaical education lacuity

membei and
)

his wile.

brank, IVteison

(

I

Wilmer Nester. Jack O'Donnell, Peter
Pamell, Robert ReitZ, Nancy bisk Riley. Betty
BoUg SUpetZ, Julia Pichel Sterling. Richard Stout.

enore.

i

Ron Roiiug

be

'59 and
at

lemam
home at 620

al

then

II.

William Benson '49ol MOO&U died on OctO24 A U.S. Army veteran during World War
he was employed by PeiUl Security Bank prior

i

He formerly w

to letiiemenl

West Chestei Umvcisity
The Blaus plan to

in

ing time at their cottage on Fishing

Mario

West

Internal

as

a

grade level administrator

at the

North

Thumb Law n Service. They also have six grand-

Murio

Kelly

children

6,

A
New

1993, at age 68.

Earlier in her career, she taught at

Berwick High

School for several years.
Surviving

is

a son, John.

L.

Berlanda '49 and

his wife, Elaine,

wedding anniver-

by the 4

1

st

Air Service Group

our youth our hearts were touched by
talking about passion

May yoUI lives he Inspired as well
Good luck, work haul, and be proud

maintaining

all

who

retired as a school administrator

doing retirement consulting throughout the state toi
mcoln Investment Planning Inc
in

1984.

ot

Jenkintow n

is

reunion

in

commitment

which

is

pub-

a

life

as president

Retired

Mano

and blame love

lo travel

and have been

(201) 391-9106

Class Volunteer:

Hamsburg. He

member of the Alumni Board

of Direc-

The following

class

members

registered at

alumni or university events during 1994: Rob-

tors.

Baylor. Roben Canouse. Joseph Cunlla.
Harry Gobora. Leon Grant. Hazel Chappell
Guyler. Richard E Jarman. Fred Young.
ert

I

He just completed his tenth vcai
of the Montgomery County PSEA-

Road

Monn ale. NJ 07645

Joseph Curilla

lished four times a year.

is

Swales

9 Raven

records and serv-

Dick, a retired teacher, lives in

Mario,
in

at their

ing as editor of their newsletter,

sary.

(Continuedfrom Pas*' 4)

1950
Willis

Richard E. Grimes '49 w as recently honored
Virginia Beach. Va.. for his loyal

recently celebrated their 50th

Ohvei Wendell Holmes said,
"Through our great good fortune,

Lottie Catherine

Shook

'49 of

Muncy

died

on September 28 at age 77 She was a teacher in
the MunC) School District for 43 years
until her
retirement in 1981

James Hobart Boyle
October 29

Page 8

on January

teacher for 30 years, she last taught in the

Representative:

to the group,

of yourselves.

children: Dr.

Penn High School. Joyce Hamilton '72, a psyat Upper Moreland High School,
and Brian, a regional supervisor with Green

Revenue Service

gory, and lluee sisters

He was

grown

an agent for the

Surviving are his wile, the former Jean Gre-

Tinniv

Drive.

tire!"

Creek above

fornia, died

Castle-Wilmington. Delaware, School District

are parents of three

Jr.,

commu-

Verna Cope Ttivelpiece '49 of Oroville, Cali-

Ughtstreet

They

in professional,

and church organizations.

chology teacher

forme speech

Walls Kahn '66, both piolessoi s

Chester

Keller. Alfred

nity

in

Panama

During spring and summer, they enjoy spend-

Dons Culday Holm. William

Lampmun. Anita Webb Lee, Lois Datcsman

pathology faculty member) and his
wife, Betty.

Noble hasshauer, Herbert

Nestei.

Ann; Hob Zeiglei (fonnei

trainei

l-loise

She was very active

Oc-

w ho had Bloomsburg affiliation

attendance

in supervision

and administration from Bucknell University

tober they enjoyed a cruise from the west coast

in

She received a master's degree

the Rockies,

the Plain Stales, the eastern seaboard, Hawaii,

Albano, Mary box Albano. Leo Carter. Grace

ma) icmcmhci otheis

educ ation

Lampman. Lois Dalesman Nester. Wilmer Nester.
Bolig Slipetz, and Julia Pichel Sterling.

Betr\'

yeais

at

age 68.

'50 of Radnor died on

He was executive

vice

January 1995

1

Veterans

Classnotes

Corner
president and co-founder of Ortho Diagnostics
(

Homecoming on IV lobe

and was past president of the Biological Corporation of America

Ann

Christ

continue planning

improvements

a step-daughter, Leslie Childs; four

ouiuge alumni

to eiu

m

inteicst

Joseph R. Yakoboski '50 of New Cumberland

members snd aitoi the
committee mooting then was lunch
on ihe hbiuiv mull, u lootbull
leveral

Surviving are his wife, the former Lorraine

Homecoming buffei
ut Mugces M West

k tory, and the

\

two daughters, Gail Dalton

and Joann McNally, three grandchildren,

publu

uiul

eteiuns' ulluus

\

\n e.uh hicuklust was en|oyed In

November 25 at age 68 A veteran of
World War Q, he retired as an accountant for the
slate Bureau of Financial Management

died on

J.;

fal lutuie

to the Veteians

Meinoual Gulden, and piomote ways

grandchildren and six step-grandchildren

Stark; a son, Paul

-\'

i

piondcd .ui opportunity toi ihe
Alumni Ycteians Committee to meet
to icucw untmished pioiccls,

Cormack; two daughters, Mary Sue Shaw and
Elizabeth Kleinfelder. a step-son. William
Cormack;

Committee

7i.iinN.jN, Yeteian.\

.

Surviving are his wife, the former

DALE A KROlHt 60

B}

and served on the following boards: Johnson &
Johnson, Misonix Corporation, Corbeck Corp

and dmnei dunce

his

Hullioom

mother, and a brother.

Ibplcsol the morning mooting
mi luded the follow Ing

1951

U] date

Carolyn Vernoy Reitz

DINNER WITH PRESIDENT —

Whil,

Ben a Raton

in

Florida, to atttnd a

dent Jessica Kozloff had dinner with several alumni and spouses

Jannan

Front

left

(

Or

Mollv Cunlla.

i

n

onfi

hurlc\

m

Pn
Henne
<

actions
i.

IS,

Steve Kozloff.

Phyllis Jarman. President Kozloff, Richard

(Thanks to Joe for making the dinner arrangements!) The
beth Henne and Joseph Curilla
president will return to Boca Raton on Saturdav. March 4. for the annual alumni lunt heon In thai
class

members

registered

at

Anne Alarcon Donnelly, Harold Emmitt, Helen
Dan McGrew, Carolyn Vernoy
Reitz, Bob Sickinger.

Tietjen Emmitt,

area.

Mark vour

calendar,

'51, a former

and watch \our mail

died on October 29

who served

at

age 67.

in the

He was

at

Arizona, he served as a lieutenant colonel

for

to

ers

and two

as a business

In-

director and, in

services. In that position, he led the team in

J

,

sisters.

J.

1971.

developed the plan to divide northern

1

98

W

of the Delaware Association of School Admin1981. he became deputy slate superintendent, retiring in 1990 In the 1980s, he also taught
school business management graduate courses
at

the University of

Delaware

as

an adjunct

mem-

ber.

"He was one of the

finest public educators thai

had the experience to work with in my lifetime." said William B Keene. slate school su-

"He was probably

as

anyone

in

knowledgeable of school finance

as

He

received a master's degree

the University of

education

at

in

education

Delaware and a doctorate

at
in

Temple University (1973).

Also a graduate of the

Command and General

Bloomsburg University

on) time by

fiind

607 Count n,' Club Drive
Bloomsburg. PA 17815

Veteians Si holarslnp lund

(717) 784-7438

coinmitlee will continue to encoui

Class Volunteers:

•

Si

ludi

.is

,i

•

rimgeour

ontribution

<

Dale Bennett. Frank Furgele. Henry Hunt.
Nancy Swartz Lychos. Eleanor Kennedy
class

members

registered

alumni or university events during 1994:

ai

Dale

Wc-

Bennett, Connie Slanko Gobora. Henry Hunt.

Eleanor Kennedy. Nancy Swartz Lychos. Pal

Murphy. Roy Sanders. Francis

J.

Shcchan

1953
D

S.

new wreath

IWS

expand

lal

days,

at

Philhpsburg

(NX)

ihe Philhpsburg
at

High School.

Fountain Hill High School,

now

part of Ihe

We

was advisor to the
Future Business Leaders of America Club Af-

The following class members registered at
alumru or university events dunng 1994 Charles
Brennan. Bill Byham. Nellie Swartz Byham.

W

Kubik, David

retirement, she

National

FBLA

accompanied a student

We

hope

and Persian
to

iull

Veterans

We

will

parlu ipale in ellorts Io honor

veterans during the
festivities

We

will

Alumni Weekend
continue contact

with the Department of Defense

through

November

12.

• In

but

Passing

we pay

1995

l<>

projects.

— Always a sad note,

tribute to three

B U

veterans whose obituaries were

m

recently published in the Press-

Conference and competition

EnUrprfSi

After that, she went to Italy with her husband.
recently retired from Ingersoll

(

produce a new

to the

Anaheim, California

Tom. who

plan to

to include representatives

of ihe Vi.-lriain

promote our various

District

In addition to leaching, she

Roy Croop. John Scrimgeour

Cleaver. Alexander

1

at

Middle School, and three years

Bethlehem Area School
Class Volunteer:

1

yearn

es loi

well as a

committee by two

posit ard lealuring the

24 years as an educator, including 10 years

u

husi

mohumoni

foi the

Projects

the

members

pun

armed scrvu

Keith Smith. David Supcrdock. Betty Wolle

after

(717) 784-7120

J

ol the live

Wars

Patricia O'l^oughlin O'Neil '54 has retired

5.

William

Edgar Nunn. Patricia

Nags

memorial

Io the

also plan to

Memorial Ciarden

Scrimgeour
Box 112
Bloomsburg. PA 17815

R

W

We

hope

sidewalk from

O'Loughlin O'Neil. Jeananne Evans Scrimgeour,

Representative:

John

dnveway

display on ipet

Pamsh Morgan.

We

Monument/Oarden

Brcnuen. Mora Kissinger liuckalew. Joseph
Glosek, Carl Hingcr, Shirley Evcland Hingcr.

Marie

hope to

World Wai n Honoi Roll

peiiuanenl part ol ihe display

garden

•

Rand

the

— The

records

al

tin-

the

Franklin (Ed) Jones. Mcrl Jones. George
Kallenbach. Joan Havard Kilroy. Helen Rutkoski
Korth. Feme Sobenck Krothc. John Laidackcr,

i<>

veterans to update then

.ill

biographit
Lrn

si

Veterans Display

The following class members registered at
alumni or university events during 1994 Charles
Andrews, Dolores Doyle Brennan, Jean Shamro

ter

Delaware.'*

to contribute to this

designating then

K rot he. Jeananne

I've

perintendent in the 1980s.

io

ntena

i

Dolores Doyle Hrennan

,

istrators.

In

maj do

student

a

the quulilying

io Install 1 llagslonc

The following

Council on Public Education by Gov Sherman
Tnbbitt In the mid-1970s he was president

be presented annually to

Representative

Ann (iengenbach Auerw< k William J I, nobs.
Franklin "Ed" Jones. Will nun I Nunn. Inn

New

he was appointed to the Governor's

— The $1,000

Scholarship

age

Box 228

enslemakei Alunini

Anyone wishing

Class Volunteers:

PA 18438
(717) 227-4946

I

Veteians Memorial Scholarship will

a

Furgele

Star Route.

Castle County into four school districts.
In 1975.

I

part ol out historic si

at the

who meets

1966 as supervisor of school finance

became finance

assistant state superintendent for administrative

that

John Scrimgeour. Samuel Ycager, Joseph Zahora

Representative:

Lakeville.

joined the state Department of Public

B Matufani. Gene Moms. mi

1954

1952

High School
struction in

ul

bio lorni in ordoi

toi u

House

in the

Surviving are his wife, Rita, a son, John

Navy

Caesar Rodney High School

become

displuy

mure information

Linkchorsl. John

daughter, Edie, eight grandchildren, four hroth-

Frank

later

Mont

Reserve.

in 1951 and later became department chairman.
He was the first principal of Dover Air Force Base

He

in

North Atlantic and off

Germany during World War II
He began his teaching career
education teacher

a

War College

gomery. Ala., and Military Intelligence School,

Delaware deputy

school superintendent and school finance expert,

He

Veleiuns uie

Alumni Olluc

the

.ill

»

X00 Vr> ii.'M

•

Staff School at Carlisle, the

Army

veteran

to

Mgfl

I

alumni or university events during 1994: Mary-

Ryan

in

I'WS

'I'M

I

lile

'50.

The following

J.

involved

ominemoiative period

uiged

Carolyn

'50,

the

on

Delense

ol

ri

Class Volunteer:
Reitz

Auwwy

onus

I

are

conta( ting

in

who were

veterans

Horsham. PA 19044
(215) 675-8675

John

ul

Depaitmenl

'lite

has show n intercsl

214 Fair Oaks Avenue

V.

Veteians Biogiuphu

•

Approximately 2M) loims

Representative:

'44. a

Navy

Walter

A McClosky

veteran during World

(Continued on Page 10)

Page 9
of Pennsylvania

Studio

Band
reunion
The

Studio Band Alumni

lirsl

Reunion Concert was held on
Sunday, Novcniher 6, in lonjunc
wilh the present Studio

tiOfl

Band

Aluinni pa/In ipanls im luded

Wayne

Michelle Bel '94,

k '85,

r it

I

Robert Hafncr 'HO. Cindy Hcr/og
K

Obi

Wesley Kreil/

'93,

Kiepps

'89,

Tammy

I

"92,

Shen Johnson

led Irwin '70.

<,

Fat

udwig

'70,

harles

(

James I'mo

/S,

'

'91,

lodd Mendel

"9

Don Messimei

I'almeri

'86, Phil

Roben Legulko

James

'79,

I'omictei '92, Stephanie Rcichncr
'9

I.

"92,

I

Rcnko

)uane

Tom

'HI

.

Karen Rouse

Ruhl 78, Richard

Schwunger

Co

Robert Schwangcr

'73,

'76,

Han Slough

'72,

Ruth Toole

'73,

David WolfB

and James

'85,

Zclcnak 'K6
The duet

Stephen

C

loi ol

Studio Hand

is

and

Honda m

as Ve

I

the winter

The O'Ncils are the patents ol live children
Maureen, a foreign language teacher at
Phillipiburg High School; Thomas, a

Eugene Welle,

'/X,

Othei travel plans unhide tups to

gas, the seashore

Steven Snyder

'72,

telemarketing sales managei

Di

at

the

Plulhpshurg

Division oi the Journal ol

Wallace

Commerce; Terence,
computer programmer with rust
a

I

counting Rrm; John, an accountant

Veterans

At

(Continuedfiom Page

Johnson, and Kathleen,

sity

PJ

a

nurse

Pennsylvania Hospital

ol

at

for

Johnson

the Univer-

They

also have

commuml)

and civic

t

it
ml

loin grandchildren

Wai

T

living

II;

attended HS'K

who

Hutley,

'

Hat has

one yeai be lore

for

s An Force in World
and Navy Commander
Robert C Hessom, who attended
lolnlng the

Wai

1

1

II,

Hloomshuig as pan ol
World Wai II V S program and
i

lasses at

whose body was
allei

being

Vietnam

the

War
I

he next meeting ol the commit

tee will

be held

April 29
oi

suggestions

please send

Oil

Alumni Day.

vou have any comment!

II

loi the

them

i

onumttce,

B U Alumni

to:

Veleians Committee. C/o Dale

I

ImveiMty,

40TI1

Hospital and Meals on Wheels

In her

leisure time, she eii|oys traveling, gardening.

swimming,

goll

19

5 5

Representative

/)

Happy New

In l*)S0

Harvtys lake, h\ 18618

( 'lass

Dr,

Thomas A Honomo,

Ih

tk.

Arnie Garmger. Relda Rohrbach

The following
alumni

oi

motou ycle

Bloomshurg
Surviving

He |omed

faculty in D>S
tire

his

w

[fe,

class

members

registered

i

*

N.mal.

seven; and Brendan, five.
service

was held

in

Gross Auditorium. Carver Hall, on
Wednesday. October 19.

Bitner III

Class Volunteers-

Queensbury.

Margaret Yohn

NY 12804

Bill

Bob Lane. Dolores

Senn.

(518) 793-4907

The following

tUian

1

Keller.

Harrell

The following

class

members

alumni or university events during

1

class

members

registered

at

registered at

alumni or university events dunng 1994: James

994: Harvey

B

Boughner. John Chruney, Marian Walsh
Chruncy. Curt English. Patncia Hartman Eyer.
Rod Kelchner, William Mielke, Tom OToole.

Creasy. Bill Harrell. William Kautz.

1958
Representative:

Fred Bet/

"55. president

"iiuei ot Nationwide

Homes

and duel executive

m Martinsville. Va..

ol the Year' b\

the

Ann Franc
Oc tober

19

at

Curtis '56 of Sterling died on

age 61

She was

of Scranton. She also taught

ing Industry in the State of Virginia. This uas
the lust time a modular systems buildei was
se-

sity

lected for the award.

III.

Fred joined the fimi
president and

pointed a

in

1982 and w as appointed

CEO in

member

U

1987
1993 he was apof the executn e committee ot

a part-time pro-

lessor of elementary education at the
University

Homebuildcrs Association of Virginia. The
awaid is made annuall> to the buildet who has
made the greatest contribution to the home build

in the

elementary

Ray Ha rg reaves
37 Dell Road

NJ 07874
(201)347-0930
Stanhope.

schools

at Hamlin and Lourdesmont.
She earned a master's degree at the Univer-

of Scranton.

Surv iving arc her husband. Francis
H. Curtis
a daughter. Kyra Jo; a son.
Francis IV;

granddaughters, a brother and a

two

The following

class

members

Wilkinson Wightman

sister.

Freda Adsit Bills '58 of Danville died on
November 8 at age 79. She was a speciaJ education teacher in the Danville

also served as

for 38 years.

Homebuildcrs and
chairman of the Building Systems

ot the

Association

registered at

alumni or university events dunng 1994: George
Chaump. Jonah Goobic. Ted Rezruck. Margaret

the National Association of

Councils

Page 10

L

at

Molhe Hippensteel Hanell. Ruth Paul
Maiy Kubic mkchoist, Connie Wallace

NJ 07060

(201) 755-4986

Representative:

William

umvcrMl> events during H>94 (Jeorge

uas selected as 'Builder
the

secretary in the Department of Art;
three cluldien Natalie. II, Jason,

A memorial

North Plainfield.

associate

lb, in a

accident

1957
Representative:

William Pohutsky

54 Wincresl Drive

walbum.

profesaaj In the Depeitmonl ol
Soi iolog\ and Sih tal Wellare, died

on Sunday, October

35th

1956

Volunteer:

Moms. William Norton. Relda Rohrhach Scott.
Una S/eialmski Shadei, Joseph Shcmanski. Al

killed in accident

its

20.000lh home.

222 West End Avenue

on. Mollie Hippensteel Harrell

Jones,

member

its

and three grandchildren

(iiovei.

Faculty

The following members of the Class of 1954 were present on HomeCharles Andrew \. Dolores(Dee) Dovle Brennan, ./ran

registrations

Fred and his wife. Nancy, have three children

Derk. Betty Hoffman Dunkelberger,

Yeai to eveivone

ml

(717) 639- I 515

(."/«-/e«-

Veterans Affairs ilnce the committee

offu

birthday by shipping

BOX 269

I

based on

Nationwide Homes recently marked

Arnie Garinger
A'

YEAR REUNION —

--mine,

.

Shamro Brennen. Joseph Glosek, Carl Hinger. Shirley Eveland Hinger. Franklin (Ed) Jones.
Merl Jones. George Kallenbach. Joan Havard Kilroy. Feme Soberick Krothe. John Laidacker
W Edgar Nunn. Patricia O Loughlin O 'Neil. Jeananne Evans Scnmgeour. and Dave Superdock

and siding.

youi tuppon given to

foi

uas formed

Wanen

Si

Bloomiburg, pa I7kis
Fhanla

I

A

Kiothe, Icnslemakei Alumni House,

Hloonishmg

in

recently returned

durmg

losl

the

been active

organizations, including the Phlllipsburg
uhangettcs and the Catholic Daughters ..I
Ameiica She also plans to do volunteer woik at

She also earned

a

Area School

District

master's degree

at

Bloomsburg

January 1995

1

1

Award
recipients

for 1995
selected
he Alumni Association Boaid ol

I

Ducctois, has announced

awaids

«>l

toi

>

l,

\

ice ipients

to lv presented

aw aids dinnei on
\piil n

the annual

,ii

l
l

Alumni Das. Saiuidav

Named

.

>

as ic\ ipienls ol Dlslin

guished Seivice \waids vveie John

Sciimgcoui

S.

president

the

>>i

al H I
and past
Alumni Assoc lation
1

Mundy

and Phyllis
It 1

"53. long tunc

mcinbei

lac ults

'70, (he onl\

giaduate seivmg

1

in the

Pennsylvania House ol Repiescnta

Surviving are a son. Kenneth, two daughters.
Kathleen Whitenight and Kay Schwalm. six
grandchildren, three great-grandchildren, and a

and

lives

a

w yomlni

oiiununitN leadei in Ihc

^

Vulicy

I'm Young Alumnus
was David Williams HI

Selected as
ol Ihc Yeai

brother.

a senioi vice president with Habitat

1959

loi

llumunity and lonnci MOCUtlVfl

diracun
Representative:

David Barnhart
8 Maple Terrace
Verona, NJ 07044

Iwo men
Warren,

Brown

formei memhei

The following members of the Class of 1959 were present on Home
Beach. Gene Berg. liett\ BOOfi
coming, based on official registrations: David Barnhart. Craig
Hon or,!
Herman
Bob Bottorf. Sandra Pfister Brown. Jill Baylor Freeland. Lamar L Freeland.
Wall
Klemkosky.
Majikas
Anne
Ker.
Mary
Don
Janetka.
Smith James. Carl

35TH YEAR REUNION —

Crocomo McGlade. Lois F Crossan Morgan. Sonja Bendmskv Norton. Un
Lorraine Basso Schiavone. Oscar Snyder,
Perotti. Renee Terzopolos Perry. Nancy Pekala Plaza.
Kenneth Swatt. Emma Kovalevich Traher. and Marie Walsh.

Brown. Mary Anne Klemkosky.

Walter J Luberecki. Marie Walsh

eight years

do volunteer work
He and
arc
for the Macungie Park Association. They
his wife. Joanne,

The following

class

members

registered at

alumni or university events during 1994: Dorothy Marcy Ball. David Barnhart. Craig Beach.
Gene Berg. Betty Boop. Bob Bottorf. Sandra
Jill Baylor Freeland, Lamar L.
Herman W. Howard Jr.. Duane Hunter.
Jane Anne Smith James. Carl Janetka. Don Ker.
Mary Anne Majikas Klemkosky. Walt Luberecki.
Lois
Jack Masters. Filomena Crocomo McGlade,

Brown.

Freeland,

Crossan Morgan. Sonja Bendinsky Norton. Len
Pekala
Perotti. Renee Terzopolos Perry. Nancy
Snyder.
Plaza. Lorraine Basso Schiavone. Oscar

Emma
Kenneth Swatt, Mary Ann
Kovalevich Traher. Mane Walsh. Eleanor Moms
Wahl Swisher.

the parents of a daughter. Sallyann.

ated from Northampton

af-

At various

35 years of teaching in Emmaus.
wrestling,
times during his career he coached

ter

football, cross country, track,

PIAA wresding

and swimming He

official for 15 years

State,

William Delbaugb '59 of Sehnsgrove died
on August 1 8 at age 62. At various times he was
a

high school teacher

Baltimore County, Md..

in

an operation coordinator at Bcavcrtown Cast
Stone, vice president of finance at Excel Homes
in Liverpool,

Heister

and administrative adviser

House Mill Works

in

for

at the

Mount Pleasant

summer school

before retiring in 1986.

(1953-1956).
veteran of the Marine Corps
Legion of
American
the
in
active
he has been

A

commander in 1960-1961
was also Lehigh County
He
1970-1972.
and
commander in 1972. He presently is secretary
serv ing as

Emmaus

ihe

H

)uec lois

I

1

and

Hloomshurg

hum

I

for eight years

In 1958,

at the

I"

If

Dorotha
Atkinson, a son. W. Scott, four daughters, Dcbra
Wolf. Carol. Susan and Linda, six grandchildren,
and his mother. Helen Boycr Delbaugh
H. Earl Dieffenbach '59 of Stillwater R R
his
died on November 7 at age 88 He earned

Veterans Committee

and serves

firing squad for
as sergeant in charge of the

Me-

morial Day.

teaching certificate
master's degree

Ph

at

at

B

Pcnn

S

TC

in

1935. his

State in 1961.

D degree at Pcnn Stale in 1965
A certified school psychologist, he

and his

began

his

in
career in education as an elementary teacher
Moscow, where he taught for two years He then

taught in the Huntington

Township Schools

for

attend ihe

reservations

very year

Hloomsburg

many alumni

loi (he

ihe lollowing

I

an

I

return lo
his year,

alumni registered

Ihc University's exhibit in ihc

Centennial School District as coordinator ol tinoccupational education program at the William

Hall "59 ol Nicholson,

Tennet High School

in Johnsvillc. retiring in

1971.

Surviving arc his wife. Ihc former

Dohl. a daughter. Ruth

O

Sutlifl.

.i

M

son.

Roy

I

ut

anon Building: Dorothy Marty
<
hns

dm

Maslowski Blackwcll

'71 of

ll,.thcld.Tom Bluckwcll "71 ol

Rohm

(

(M)

allaluii '94

ol

Bloomsburg, Sandra Schenck

Conner

four grandchildren, eight great grandchildren, a

'75 of l-cwistown. Ilcanor

Sharadm

I

ni

l

18

..I

Middlcburg.

Herberl FOl '49 of Newark.
Delaware, Jon Mall '92 of Muncy.

and a brother

Carolyn laby l.arkms '68 of Jersey
City. N J Belly Ruth Keller l.uchak

M

Representative

Paul (Barney)

I

Hatfield.

Olive

1960

University of Maryland

l«>

to visit Fair

ii.un

veterans in the Benton

II

rec ipienls arc

Alumni return

also studied agriculture in 1947

World War

lends ol die

Penn

at

veteran of the U.S. Navy, he completed

Surviving are his wife, the former

i

make

Manko

Hloomsburg. James Magill

Trevorton, Michael Ochlcrt "89 of
Royersford, Julia Spychalski Ochlcrt

(609) 235 1370

Class Volunteers:

Vera Rearick Derk. Paul Manko. Edward C
Wojciechowski. Frank Ftsk. Dale Krothe

The following chus member*

.

of

'75 of Danville. Ildra Miclkc '70 of
Trcvorton, William Mielke '56 of

441 Oldershaw Avenue
Moore stown. NJ 08057

I

of the

i-l

moie

(I'd)

ccptcd a position leaching special education in
Doylcsiown In I960 he was employed by the

sister

Mills.

taught

instructor in charge ol

School District

age five

lan.

mg

He

where he

He was an

gradu-

Community College with

age). They also have a grandson,

graduate courses

Bottorf '59 of Macungie has retired

who

a dental hygienisi degree (4 0 grade point aver-

A

Williams.

Emmaus.

ol

11

Please c all
ceremony on April
717-389-4058 or 1-800-526-0254 lo

Luberecki. Filomena

Class Volunteers:

a

I

Jane Anne

Jr..

was also

I'.lbei

oi till

cordially invited

W

(201)398-4208

Bob

and

years,

and

loi

Council of Trustees.

Marie Walsh
18 Sunset Lane
Landing. NJ 07850

Pfister

'II

SIO liulenuh

loundalion Hoard

(215) 252-2881

P.

ood

I

Dr. Robert

Alklre. active ineinbei

2220 Kings Avenue
Easton. PA 18042

Sandra

Ibxu)

faculty emctilus

advisoi to

than
Pfister

|

bl designated us

will

llonoiaiv Alumni

(201)857-0461

Sandra

Houiton

"i >hc

Hank

registered

alumni or university event* during 1994

at

Vera

Rearick Derk. Roger Ellis. Kaihlccn Durkin
Janetka. Dale Krothe. Paul Manko. Olivia

'87
89 of Roycrsford. Tcnna Oman
Morganlown. Wcsl Virginia.

of

George Pia/oic '43 of Mouniaintop,
Norma Whitcbrcad Schullcr '64 of
Sehnsgrove, Craig Scarfoss '71 of
St Petersburg. Missouri. Randall

Young "64 of Winficld, and Dr
R Hnghsh '56 of Stroudsburg

Curtis

Page

Bloomsburg University

of Pennsylvania

1

1

Rohm

Classnotes

remembered

many

for

Grccnaway Orband. Judy Witmycr Steven*.
Bcrnicc Kochcr Thomas. Ronald Wolfe.

qualities

A Message from Vera Derk:

(Hie following tribute to Robert

Knltm

was written b\

II,

(Xtobcr2X, 1995 Those of us who attended the

Villi. il

(

U)th class reunion

olimibia

(

lone lemain

>'

1 1

"A

and devotion

kkI are

exhibited in Ins

many

reinembei so

I

—

y High, Ins even more
outstanding athletic an omplish

Stale

"i

i

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1

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'0UHI3

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daughti
ll(

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ompi

...11

ii

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ii

ntral

I

ial,

his

<

at

idnon

gi

..I

OBI Inn;'

officials; his years

Sundays before

I

•<»<>

baa joined the facult)

,i

school improvement

He earned

a master

the
l

in the

bis family live in the

warm

Pair,

ents .mil

1|)|

held other

worked

to Ins

N Y

In

I

at B U and a docPerm State He and
Wilbamspoii an

CrlfTin '60 ol

she was a teacher

the Harry

al

N Y

Johnson City.

Hmghamton.

Prior to retiring,

i

James

mv

ol

Surviving are her mother,

a sistei

to

a

poison

He accepted
Jim and

years

work with

whom

inc.

with

young

moil- than

.i

in

•<<> retired in

position ibis

miiiiI.ii

fall in Si

Rose

Belmar. N.J

in

his wile, (he former

Jr..
I

Irene Zielinski

In addition, the

crown

April 29, 1995

1-800-526-0254

vi

as a senior.

Throughout

Jersey have helped the
in that state.

wife,

Each

Marion. Shown

'74,

who

represented the University this

Christina Patterson

Ham

'85.

93,

Paul McLinko

Michael Blake

'83.

'78.

and

Bloomsburg, he

at

live in

Lakewood.

I

.i

and previously taught and coached in the
Hloomsburg and Montgomery school districts.

A member of the University's Athletic Hall of
Rohm was awarded

ing Ins COllegUte career.

12 varsity letters dur-

He excelled

at football,

wrestling and baseball from 1956 to I960
a

member

of the football team, he played

quarterback, halfback and fullback and was cocaptain in his senior season. That year he was
selected as a

member

of the Pennsylvania Con-

ference all-star unit

During the winter seasons. Rohm was a major
contributor under Coach Russ Houk in establish-

Bloomsburg wrestling as a national power.
He was a third-place finisher at the 1957 Pennsylvania Conference championships and was
a
runner-up as a sophomore In 1959. he won his
ing

first

final

Joan Welliver

Huttenstine,

lost just

two dual meet

The following

class

members

registered

at

alumni or university events during 1 994: Evelyn

the baseball team, he played different po-

M. Duncan, Terry Engleman, Brenda
Cunningham Estrada, Barry Faust, Carole

sitions, including

the Centennial

second base and center

field

selected to the all-conference team in

Coolbaugh

Foster, Joyce Morgan Houser. David
Ron Schock, Joan Stackhouse Wolfe

Loughlin.

A head football coach at Central Columbia for

conference

title,

a feat he duplicated in his

-oasonwith the Husku-N

M. Deane Kemp Kumpf

'61 of Westfield.

14 seasons, his teams compiled a record of 95-

N.J., died

63-6, winning one Eastern Conference champi-

English teacher in the Scotch Plains-Fanwood

onship and two Central Susquehanna Conference

School

titles.

He
at

N.J.

Robert M. Rohm '60 ol Hloomsburg died on
Deccmbei
,u age 50
lie was
teachei in the

Fame,

L

Gymna-

in

sium

On

Class Volunteers-

Marian

his wrestling ca-

also served as an assistant wrestling coach

Central Columbia and at Bloomsburg Univer-

at

age 55. She was an

District.

a

member of the Junior Whitman Cup. She was
member of the New Jersey Head Injury

also a

Association, Junior Achievement and coached

Surviving are his wife of 10 years, the former

Kathleen Wright

'74; four daughters.

Denise

R

Whitfield, Tara L. Stovall. Chelsea and
Whitney; two sons. Robert L. and Brooke R

Rohm,

six grandchildren,

two

sisters

and

Kean College women's tennis team.
Surviving are her husband, Carl; three sons.

the

Carl.

Scon and Mark; her mother. Katie Kemp,

a brother

and a

sister.

a

brother

Peter A. Pasternak '61 of Coal Township died
on September 6 at age 64. He was a teacher in

Carroll E. Kichline Walter '60 of Williams
Township died on September 23 at age 56. Better

on December 7

She was a nationally-ranked tennis player and

sity.

Jim and Irene

As

For more information,

John James

157-pounder captured the Na-

bouts and never lost

Bit teachers.

Central Columbia School District for 20 years

Alumni Day

'74,

tional Association of Intercollegiate Athletics

Jim

John Paul. David and Leufu. Three of them

I

You're invited to

New

home of Dick Lloyd 62 and his

Zdimiak 87. Conrad Haenny 86. John Knorr 63. Carol
Kevin Ernes '83.

fune afta

Juckson. N.J., for 34 years.

(or older) individual

Hobby Rohm

held at the

A- ott

He was

•57. are the parents ol lour college graduates

son or daughter, or with any

othei

in

his senior year.

Met bitty

K.

teaching science

High School

oai lung and officiating,

have nevei lound

would want

my muny

wre Donato Nieman

Wilson School

1.

.

conclusion, in

89.

in

at

died on September 29

,

two brothers and

induction into

is

Richard Stout 49, and W. Jay Hurst 65. Others

Padner

ii

Moran

Mttdlyn

in

of working

an Week parking

For more than 15 years, alumni

V94 training session are (seated) Marlene Oholla Franey 62. Dick Lloyd, Joyce Morgan
'61, (standing) Paul G. Manko 60, Linda Schmicker '76, Virginia Reed Brett '82. Dawn

pastfall

Pennsylvania

He has also

I

Houser

ycurs of

Hloomshurg University's Hall
could go on anil on

ame

ol leai lung,
I

me


\ degree

of education degree

,

Hlooiushuig Hospital, his inviting
wile and

September, a training session

ol

curs loi the benefit of the

my

STUDENT RECRUITERS —

ipal

ins
tor

.lull.

many

1

in-

several high schools a* teacher and assistant pnn-

latei his
I

iii. hi

positions in the department und has

hmg my

.11

'olumbia; hli

Ireatmenl ol

of

your plans."

in

)epailnient ol Education

I

In

outstanding football teams

in)'

me

all

Lycoming College as an assistant professor of
He most rec ently was regional direc

tin

in ihi

well reipet ted i'Iaa

111.

let

educ ation

Bloomaburi High;

.11

baieball olln

piodm

'

\'

linton

w, illi

mi

OnthUalSJtil

.111.I

piolesM.Mi.il
.

I

feu

.1

I

n

i

c

li\(

I

Jhimcs w.

tor for

my
I.

In

BgUl

nli

,iiii. ii.

(

ball

,i

.hki

1

Ih.

w hile

1

K.i
<

I

Montgomery

,ii

hool,

'.(

llgll

I

me and

directions to

to

Admissions Office by representing the University at college night programs

'ollcgc. his lusl looiball

oat hlng |ob

If

would be willing

Hloomsburg

merits while attending

.

plan any

Vera's address is IbOH Westwood Road,
Colony Park. Wyomissmg. PA 19610. Her telephone number is 610-678-5585.

at

Mime

(

we

to include.

"In the meantime, write to each other and
lude our 35th reunion

c

hit

outstanding high school eareei

or

I

events in

Max Rohm's life

sure

you may want us

know
will mail maps and
you who want to help

everyone

Robert

make

in July to

serve on the Committee, write to

lie

with

.issoi lalions

house

you have any suggestions

to

lew ol the qualities

bill a

small committee will he established to meet

special events

Iionesly, sense of laiiness, respect lor

'

my

at

lbs ciilliusiasm.

Others, love ol life

and prorn

a fantastic time

union

bools will

Si

1 1

1

had

iscd each other to return again for the 35th re-

and alblctes

Montgomery, Bloomsburg and

al

time to

)

Hobby Rohm will be missed by so
many people, bill lite qualities lie
instilled in bis students

s

weekend of

sure (hat each of you reserves the

"> /

l/ihn lluhh

It

begin planning for our 35th class reunion to be

who died on Dei ember

'()(),

known

as "Squirrelly" because of her sense

of humor, she was a second grade teacher
in the
Easton Area School District until December
1993.

the Milton

worked

School District for 28 years and also

for the

Department of Public Welfare

in

Shamokin.

He served

in the

U.S.

Army

during the Ko-

rean War.

Surviving are a sister and a brother

Surviving are a son. Robert; two daughters.
Tammie Race and Lisa, a 1991 B U graduate,

two grandchildren,

three brothers and a sister.

William Price '61 has been named superinLake-Lehman School District. He

tendent of the

had been director of curriculum enrichment

ser-

1961

vices for Luzerne Intermediate Unit 18 since

Representative:

1985.

Edwin

R

D

I.

Kuser
Box 267

C.

PA 19505
(215) 754-7977
Bechtels\ille.

He earned
of Scranton

a master's degree

in

1966 and

at

the University

a doctorate at

Kent

State

University in 1979.

Page 12

January 1995

Sue Hicks

lassnotes

will direct

social equity

1962
efforts

Representative:

Uoyd

Richard R.

80

Hi Susan K

DeHan Drive.

.issim.hu

'(>/.

dtvolopmoni at the
UimciMlN. has been named ducctoi

dirtctoi of

NJ 08502

Belle Mead,

links

R.D. 2

(201) 874 3118

an IS month

ol s>ki.»I ii|iuts toi

pciUHl beginning

Class Volunteers:

Januais

in

11 ic

lempoiais appointment was

Ronald Davidhetser. Tom

John Kovich.

Foley.

lessnaS

In IVsidenl

announced

Uoyd

Dick

Kotloff.

The following

Intra hot position, rapoitlni

members registered at
events dunng 1994: Ellen

class

alumni or university

duccth

Szakalun Novotney. John Reese.

Untwisitv's

Bill Strauser,

Barbara Campbell Burggraf '62. who died
on April 6. was honored at a memorial service at
Suffolk Community College on August 31. She

SCC

at

Technology

at the

ulty at

SUNY.

w

.

in

.

Community
honor of her many years

named

the college shall be

in

at

University in

New

alumni relations

Jersey.

He

at

assis-

Rutgers

university in various capacities during his 29-

year career

at

He began

his career at Rutgers in 1965.

when

two seasons before becoming
of the university

in

1973.

department of alumni relations from 1974 to
1984. he joined the Rutgers University Foundation, the university*s fundraising organization, as

director of annual giving and later as director of

over

diaii lor the

't

Bachman

WOR in New York City and WCTC in New

Dick

is

a

arship

is

member

of the Bloomsburg Univer-

Hall of Fame, and a basketball schol-

given each year

m

his

name.

A former member of the Alumni
rectors.

Dick has served

as coordinator of

B U

s

alumni student recruitment program in New Jerhe
sey for more than 15 years. Each September

and

his wife.

for the

Manan.

USA Direct in

at

age 58

Certainteed Corp

.

at

PA&S

both

in

Small Co.

Inc.

and

York.

the 1960s, he taught in

Delaware

for

at their

home

in Belle

Surviving are a daughter. Stacy

J

Gross, a son.

Bradley, one grandson and five sisters.

The Lloyds

16

Honey man Road
NJ 08822

J
Kutchi, Nancy Rodgers
Miller. Constance Orchard. Joyceann Padovani.

Joanne Shaffer Pilcski. Norma Whitcbrcad
Schuttcr. Emcst R Shuba. Randall Young. Bcr

Hesel. Paul

Conard

She

lot ate in

New

in

York

earned

earlier

educational

in

at

his career, he has

been active

in

a master

s

degree

at

SMS

Bloomsburg alumni work

Many
Medn

Shared

Systems

al

so we'd like to

start

in

Hie purpose

ol the chapter will be to plan

organize ways

m

at

Malvern,

an alumni

business chapter there

and

which alumni can

interact with current students,

such

as career day programs, the Share a

internships

SMS.
Rick Mead '86

you work

contact

at

please
at

SMS.

extension 3774.
If

Amcncas

in

Attention:

If

as a global technical leader

He earned
University

Ohio University

al

Alliens

Plastics in I'nisficld.

conversion process technology, including engineenng structural foam, blow molding and exHe currently serves key GE accounts
trusion

worldwide

members registered at
events dunng 1994: Jane

class

linversily

Day program, and

Gh

.

Throughout

Class Volunteers:

C

Roben

ciety of the Plastics Industry for the

(908) 782-8619

The following
of Pennsylvania

Archer Ackcrman. Gerald T Braglio. Paul
Conard. D. Jean Cope. Dick (Bucko) Davala.
Robert Foster. Gloria Zubris Froclich. Jim

Mass

Flemington.

<|inty

Alumni

has been elected to a two-year term as
structural Plastics Division chairman of the So-

Ernest R. Shuba

alumni or university

Bloomsburg University

Zoranski.

Jack Avery '64 of

are parents of three children

Debbie. Rick and Bnan.

Joyceann Padovani. Joanne
R Shuba. and Bernard

nard Zoranski.

1964

Virginia

Mead.

Miller.

Gallagher.
three years.

I

adniinislration

fol lowing

Thi

a machinist for

Manchester. Previously he was a

personnel manager

Dunng

He was

.>l

ol the

administration and slndenl personnel

Shaffer Pile ski. Ernest

*63 of Manchester died on

uil

master *s degrees

Rodgers

host the training session

alumni recruiters

I

Bloomsburg.

Davis '63 of Norwich. N J n
is a freshman at

the

>»l

member

as a

higher education from

ports that his daughter. Jennifer,

Lamar Mclndoe

issues

Hicks earned her dot

30TH YEAR REUNION

Representative:

Board of Di-

on Rai

Kutchi. Jerry

Brunswick.

sity Athletic

women's

Univcrsity/Cominuiiity Tusk Force

members of the Class of 1964 were present on
Homecoming, based on official registrations:
Robert Foster. Gloria Zubris Froelu h. Nancy

September 25

lion ollii ci

nission on the Status

(

Shellhamer Schock. Nelson Swans

J.

ai

commiltee. lorcrunnei

Malinowski. Joseph Oravitz. Ruth Ann
Shelhamer Price. Jessie M. Rcppy. Diane

corporate and foundation relations.

Dick has also served as "color" commentator
for Scarlet Knights basketball games broadcast

also served

liail

At Bloomsburg. she has seivcd as

NJ 07439

assistant secretary

After directing the

Stroudsbiiig

at luisl

She

and htle IX coordinator

Thomas

Piioi

in l')XK

there as allmnative

Rutgers.

he joined the athletics department as an assistant
basketball coach. He served as head coach for

intent

»

Bernie Donegan

Kasarda, Judith

has served the

hei

i«>

Representative:

The following class members registered at
alumni or university events dunng 1994 Sarah
Creasy Anthony. Ruth Hess Benscotcr. Ed Berlin, Jim Case. Thomas J. Davis. Jcred Hock. Emil

her in the near future.

tant vice president for

appointed

Women, and

remembrance of

Richard R. Lloyd '62 has been named

Hloomslniig

to

i

executive assisianl to

Imveisily

I

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

Suffolk

of service to the students of Suffolk, a facility

who ume

academic altaus

Ogdensburg.

of Suffolk County, a scholarship fund has been
at

i

willt social

coining to Hloomsbuig, she was

13 Ogden Way

of her dedication to the students

name

ol

in

as

(

assistant to the vice piesulenl fa]

*67;

meces and nephews.

as

to

1963

John and Elizabeth Campbell of Stuart.
Florida; two sisters, Patricia Campbell

ents.

Dopsovic '64 and Carol Campbell Logue

Ctnior as well
the vanous ainpus

ulturel

development position

i

1

She is survived by her husband, Dr. Harry P.
Burggraf; her sons, James and William; her par-

College In addition

woik

She

ompliaiu c

c

then piesident lames McCoriiiick,

fac-

Farmingdale, and Lindenhurst

established in her

the

Hicks,

196

memory

Mnim

in l*)X2 as

Prior

time of her death.

will

equity issues

High School.

In

the

for 19 years

SCC. she served on the

SI u

programs developed

committees dealing

and was chairperson of the Department of Ofto joining the staff at

quit) Plan

I

Atlimiative Ai lion
will support

had been a faculty member

In ks will

I

also moiutoi the oigam/alion's

David Tanner.

fice

to the piesident.

lead the prcx ess ol dialling the

Clemens. Thomas E. Foley. Maxlene O' Holla
Franey. James Huber, Dick Lloyd, Patricia

you arc employed by another

business which employs a number of

MoomshurK

graduates, we'll help

you organize a chapter
Simply

call the

there, too.

Alumni Office

at

l-HOO-526-0254

Case Western

Cleveland. Ohio.

Page 13

1

B.U. joins

Classnotes

tribute to

Foster

Bill
A
H

basket hull coac

where

attendance

Lane

was held

h,

Representatives from

August

universities
in

former

tribute for Hill Foster,

I J

all six

major role

B

I

who played

member

a

of the

As

earned

le

master

a

s

degree

.il

I

teuton State

glas and Daniel,

brother and a sister

,i

lot Hill
I'll

19

6 5

1

Representative

Sadly, Hill

c

mid not attend

<

evening with Iriends,

was

chest pains and

UChuwold Blvd
Newark

Hill sullen d

in a

am

I

Shtran

< 'art P,

Ins big

Altei a delightful Iriday

inj'hl

the

at

Surviving arc his wife, Virgil; two sons, Dou-

niser 'bl

1'

jockey

Other B.U. alumni

'S3.

were Jerry Dofemling '64 and
1

to be disk

sociatlons.

Superdot k 'SA and John

attendaiu e

in

and friends,

lairfax Education and National Education

Also

planning the event

).ivkI

I

to family

looked forward to Bucko

Education Association and

representing Bloomshurg were

Scrimgcour

shock

.

His death

Robinson Secondary School m Fairfax for the
23 years. He was a director of the Virginia

Dick Lloyd '62 was master of

ceremonies and played

aifffiX, Vfl

I

last

Imahsl team

in

a

Hloomsburg

returning to

NCAA

Duke University

lir.

Oi

Homecoming dance for the fifth consecutive year.
Dick was a teacher of American history at

aster, int ludni)' the starting five

from

Davala '64

who

as well as alumni

the Host inn,

el

illiu k<>>

age 52 came as

at

in

coached were

Hill

bard

Hi<

died Ol a heart attack on September 9

i>i

9713

I

(302) 738 4809

aslei

area hospital while the Saturday

event went on without him
time, however, he

comfortably out

was

ol

By

Class Volunteers:

that

Alfx

resting

Knowing

attendance

w.is

masting and

Marlon

loyd

I

loa

gieal

,i

Shivelv

LANCASTER PICNIC - Enjo ying a

all.

il

members

class

registered

at

8 were Claraline

S.

Baylor

'41.

Lyn

"Berrigan Sub' picnic

Beiler.

Melanie

Danielle Blackburn, Karen Blackburn '82.

'82,

in

Lancaster County on September

Michelle Beiler 88. Chris Blackburn
Scott Blackburn, Glenn Bromley '85. Dale Buss.
Beiler.

Donna Buss

'82, Grant Clark. Holly Clark, Kim Clark '77, Richard
Fulmer '66. John Haney '85.
Edwards Hartman '28. Aaron Hughes '90. Stacy Hughes. Ben Johnson. Carol Lewis Johnson
'80,
hns Johnston 83. Mike Johnston. Sam Johnston. Irish Stianche Johnston '84. Stephanie
Kauffman. Rebecca Schrum Keyser '75. Laura Keyser, Mark Keyser '75. Ellen Lewis '92. Meghan

Hunt, torn Kaczmarek, Glenn Morrison, Jack
Skowronski, Philip Thomas

him while

'

Ideo taped

\

R

alumni or university events during 1994: Harold
Ackcrman. Arlan Baer. Barbara Bleech. Jay

that Hill

doing well, the gioup had

I

Kozlowski. Linda

The following

wile Shirley and lour daughters were
in

M

danger, so his

Gnu

(

in

.i

letti

tributi
,i

some days

i

hi

alter the

cploint d thai

i

one

blot Icagc In

(liom prev

ol ins

surgery),

s

Insj

lili

evei pn

BUI wrote

thai

it

I

u nsi

ol

have moved

passes

.1

,

that he and Nancy
New.uk, Delaware, where he has

to
I

liiniingii

>

viding tutorial assistant e

Miphu

1

1

I

fbi

earning Center, pro-

'75, Nancy Manley, Nicholas Manley, Chris
Manley. Alyssa
Tom McTaggart. Glenn Morrison '65. John Scott. Relda Rohrbach
Louise Cooper Sitler '71, and Judy Witmyer Stevens '60.

R

Sitler,

1967

1966

u inning pen ntagt had been as
rood as that ol his by passes

Scott '55. Dennis

kindergarten through

hla basketball

ii

Uwis, Debby Union, Don Manley
Manley. Tim McTaggart 71,

adult students

humor,

ol

m,

taken

the

bill that

others were working well

Curl Shiran '65 reports

had had

lie
i>\

i

He and
grown

Representative

his wife. Diane, are parents of

two

children.

i

he'd

be

still

Hiii la

i

t

oat tiing

nrrently Dssistani

Southwest

sionei "i the

t

ommls

onfcien<

(

e

Black Achiever Award
Pamela Wynn,

si

Bloomsburg

since 1989, has been honored with

Black Opinion

Magazine^ 1994

Annual Blat

\>

Based

k

Pittsburgh, the

In

mago

im

initiated the
to "give ret

Blade Achievers Awards
ogmtion and show

made outstanding contributions
then professions

Wynn

is

m

"

co-founder and project

directoi ol the

1

ocal Lntcrpi isc

Assistance Project, a program which
helps small businesses in the region
to stan

and grow

So

far.

I aiiu

aster Drive

Ocean.

the pioiect

has aided 21 small businesses,

NJ 07712

Class Volunteers:
k

Mulka. Alice Koch Cromwell. Ken
Bill Derricott, Diane hnh Hartzell,
Maurer. Diane Mushrush Maurer

Cromwell,
(

lij)

class

members

registered

alumni or university events during 1494

at

Martha

Zuhns Han Ink. Alice Koch Cromwell, Ken
Cromwell. Dome Brighton Denes, William
Alex Dubil. David Evans. Richard
Fulmer, Bob Garrison, Cliff Maurer. Diane
Mushrush Maurer. Arno Miller. J Richard Miller.
Jack Mulka. Kay Sharrow. Linda Wilson. Janet

Hums

has served on the

and

committees and

Community Task

Force on Racial Equity. She has

made numerous

Page

presentations

Class Volunteers:

Trenton.

Peggy Bums. Jim Pegg. Jack Wise

(609) 989-7435

The following

class

members

registered at

alumni or university events during 1994: R.Jon
Vckley, Marion Siegel Bashore, Sam Bashore.
John Can. Eileen Albertson Chapman. Diane

Koch Cromwell f>6 has Ken named
Good Shepherd Lutheran Nursery
School m Southampton A member of the fac-

Harleman Dorshimer. John Edwards. Jonelle

ard Benyo, David

Simcox Edwards. Susan Hicks. Mary Barrall
Hill. Patricia Zclner Kaczmarek. Ronald
Klemkosky, Ray Kunkel. Jim Pegg. G. King
Perry

Ruth Correll Trapane

.

a call to be

the 26th minister of Harford Congregational

United Church of Christ. He is a recent graduate of Lancaster Theological Seminary.

who

retired after serving as teacher/

director for 23 years.

teaching

Stafl

is

Donna Baun Robinson

David spent years in the fast food industry,
and for the past eight years he worked for Tandy
Corporation

Also serving as a member of Good Shepherd's
"70

Class Volunteers:

David Bowen. Rhea Strausser Klapprodt. Betty
Ruth Luchak. John J. Trathen

alumni or university events during 1994: Rich-

directoi of

'S3,

NJ 08618

Burbich Cosgrove. Janet Space Curcio. LaRoy
(Lee) Davis. Lee Davis. Barry Denes, Brenda

David Sehnaars '67 has accepted

uiu unce 1980 she succeeds Mary
Kallenbach

the Umverv.il>

Robert E. Boose
942 West State Street

Alice

Kowler

presidential seareh

Representative:

Zoranski

ranging from a restaurant to a fitness

Wynn

1968

PA 19446

(215) 363-5593

centei

university's curriculum

Thomas Lemon

Lonsdale,

Derricott.

who have

appreciation to blacks

o

erza

The following

\W8ld

hiOVOl

1502 Susan Drive

J at

d profeasoi ol

managemeni

R.

J. (

(201) 922-0039

Professor receives

business

Representative

Anthony

He

members

registered at

Bowen, Cecelia Greenaway
Candace
Nahodil Donachy, Dana Erney, Diana Vasquez
Davis. Gail

Ropp

Dellos. John Dellos,

Erney. Joan Buonassisi Fetterman, John Frey.
John Genoa, Robert Gibble, Glenn Halterman.

Doug Hippenstiel. Don Hock, David A. Jones.
Andrew Kuffa, Carolyn Taby Larkins, Corey
Loux. Betty Ruth Keller Luchak. Dawn Shulten
Moffett. Kathenne Matzko Mulka. Bill Mulhn.
Lin Nester,

Nan Good

Nester, Susan Redhne.

Robert Reed. Gary Shuey. Robert L Smith.
Teleski, John

J

Jem

Trathen. Jim Walter. Joseph

becoming

a minister for the past 25 years but put oft'theologieai studies because "Christian
testimony

is

in the

class

Walton. Frank Zoranski.

said he has been thinking about

needed

The following

workplace

"

However, he began

to feel that "God would not take NO
for an answer any longer." and he entered seminary.

This year's recipient of the Class of 1968
scholarship ($150)

is Kimberly M. Sidonis. a
mass communications/public relations major

from Nanticoke

14

January 1995

\

A

loundci and coinmandci ot the

S

J*

1

1

Pennsylvania Volunteer Hisionc.il Organization

Member
Cuand Arms
Past

boaid ot duevtois

ot the

commando ol the
Camp

ol the

Museum

Republic

ot the

Sons

Union Vet

ot

crans. Philadelphia

loundci and executive board membei
both the Bin ks

Wai Round

(

\ units

and

m

and

fables,

v

iiealo

«>i

icnlon Civ

Round

fables

Wii

les fai the Civil

il

Mid

loundci ot the

Allantu Association oK'ivil Wai

— Author of artu

I

l

imes

,md historical and military journals.

— For

25TH YEAR REUNION — The following members
coming, based on official

of the Class of 1969 were present Of] Horn,
Rcimurd
registrations: Marge Purosky Gnffin. F rank Haduck. Kaths

Wimmer

Hippenstiel. Linda

Nicholson. Gars Schmidt. Lois Gonaver Schmidt. Art SeU Olid

Harris Smith. Joanne Derricott '89

is

shown with Marge

Griffin

69

in right

I

Inda

the pttl

I)r

Paul M.

nology Group

in

Who

's

president of

Who Among America s
is

This

Teachers

given to teach-

who have strongly influenced the

lives of their

PhD

at the

ol

(

ion

annual banquet on December 7

Mrs. George, a resident of Lewistown. began
her teaching career in the Warwick School Dis-

you were asked to name one person, familiar to a wide audience of civil war enthusi-

trict in Lititz.

Award

standing Teachers of America

She

is

presently teaching second grade in the Mifflin
County School District in Lewistown.

Her husband, Larry W. George
in the

same

'68. teaches

asts in the

would be

Delaware Valley

Dr.

Tom,

report that their daughter,

freshman

at

Deborah

is

j

Andy Waskie." said Hugh Boyle,
"He is prime mover

and role model for
the period of

all

of us

American

edge

is

who are

interested in

history, aside from

has profoundly affected

fricl,

New Yoik

Interim

directed the foreign Ian

lias

ol the

I

offering French.

Ovo

MXM)

student

in the

s.

hool dis

German. Spanish.

and Russian
planned anil oigam/ed sevoal
conterences

is

all

complete

Americans
Eife knowl-

the past

aim

I

10 years he

lias

large edui alional

school district and

at

activities;

Mary

1969
Representative

Sandra Ekbrrg Hrown
2177 Rebecca Drive
Hatfield. PA 19440

towards

(215) 168-2784

working

in a

anthologies published by

to

ol

also

is

rcate an enviioiiinciil

»

Class Volunteers

with

Pamel Hanczyc Jess Kresge. Ken Schnure

lonstitucnls

all

"AACSH
The following

class

members

registered

alumni or university events during 1994
Berry. Sandy Hickman Ccrullo, Dennis

al

ec

I

inn

(

has gone lliiougli

how

transformation ol
universities,'' says

I

i

il

at

»l

based on

is

he

I

eai h

ollege's

<

Undo

mission slalcuicnl

a

redils

(

u ksen.

piolessin ol marketing
plot ess

*

elli in e

'ollcge ol Husiness

(

new

the

inlrs. schools whiili are tcui lung

inslilutions have a hello

gelling

a<

ham

>

e ol

iidited llian lliey have

(

in

the past. Tlic College of Business

an excellent position

in

towsidi

"We

u

radltitlon

i

whu

activities

scrviic

cm

have

lortuiiate lo

to us,

ogy available

h will

wc

Also.

support the proiess

The World of Po-

who

numerous leaihing,

are doing

is

work

to

have excellent faculty

and research

arc

client to linol

and we

will

overcome

build on these strengths to

any weaknesses wc have

School, earned a master's degree at Penn Slate
She has also taken post graduate courses at the

I

,k

i

fcdil.ilM.n pro* es

.in lak

i

(

Sharon has been
accreditation,

wc

will be

Teachstandards h.ised

in tin-

l><

Toi

mission stalonent

rc.iic a

i

ksen. and

l.ri<

hrst step in that process will

ill.

lo

he

«. live years, says

up

University of Alaska. Carlow College (Pitts
burgh) and College of St. Rose (Albany. N Y.)
s

ollegiatc

(

She

National

Who s Who Among America

work

its

learning, lollegiahly and cxi

and other similar organizations.
Sharon, who teaches at Weatherly Area High

fudged

Ofl

mission

statement which needs to reflect the

ers.

She and her husband. Robert,
Conyngham.

live

in

college's mission, vision and
objectives.

AA( SB
Anthony

J.

(Andy) Waskie

'68. coordinator

the
of the foreign languages curriculum of

Pennsbury School District and Civil War
was rereenactor. lecturer, organizer and author,
994 Ment Award
War Round Table.

cipient of the

Valley Civil
Dr.

udonit yeai

dilation hy the

i

hools ol Business

S.

etry

in a row.

ollcge of

<

this in

American Assembly

Poetry Anthology by National Poetry Press.
She also has had a variety of poems published

in

m u

poetry competition.

on Time's Shelf
publication, and "This Amber Life"

ol the

to lead the iollege in

is

in Yesterdaz. a toy collectible

For the second year

in k sen's lusl piionly as

I

dean

Husiness dining

"
plishments are awards and publication of A Tnp

included

aeereditation
ai ting

She also has received honorable mention in
for
the Schuylkill County Arts Poetry Contest
her poem. "Picnic." Among her other accom-

in

efforts for

Valley area

Sharon Lee Spallone '68 has written a poem.
"Sonnet Time," included in the anthology.
Today's Great Poems. It was selected from entries in a free national

dean leads

various

other educational institutions in the Dclawaic

encyclopedic, and his enthusiasm and
of Dr Waskie 's Civil War- related

ru k\en

I

a

III

energy are boundless."

A brief list

Bloomsburg.

area, that person

president of the organization.

of today His dedication

Dawn Schulten Moffett '68 and her husband,

.\Uirv

device and

"If

birth, that

district.

's

at

Philadelphia organization's

former students and contributed to their success.

While there, she received the Out-

a master

philology Irom

in C.criiiann

Since 197 V he

cral George G. Meade, commander of the
Union's Army of the Potomac, was the unam
mous choice of the Round Table's board of directors as the embodiment of the group's objec
The award
tives of education and fellowship

was presented

du

University

photograph

person historical impression

for his first

named

George '68 has been

prestigious professional honor
ers

PM A Tech

Mesquite. Texas.

Sheryl Bankes
to

is

\c.us. an ofganisoi ol

Waskie earned

guage program
Allen '68

lb

annual Civil War battle ueiiactmenl
Neshanunv State Park

1

Waskie. widely-known

of the Delaware

in the tn-state area

Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania

acoeditalion

ok mirages

the pursuit of diverse paths to high

READING-BERKS MIXER -Alumni and friends attended an after-work mixer at

0

Kelly

s

in

Dwighl Ackerman 71, Tom
Wvomissmg on November 18. In attendance were Carol Ackermun.
Vickt Henry 88. Cynthia liepler
Heimbach
35.
'74.
Stanley
Cooke
Canfield 80 Kim Feinour
U,ve '88. UnJa
86 Man Anne Klemkosky 59. Ray Kunkel 67. Rente Kunkel 93. Damn L
Daniel E Witmrr 80. Representing B U
Wetler
and
87.
Weller
Jeff
Carol
D
69.
Mackavage
was Scott Righter 84. assistant director of development

quality

in

management education

Achieving
<

AACSB

ommuriicaics

accreditation

that a school's

management education programs
(Continued on Page 16)

Pane 15

)

John Trathen
interim veep

March

until
John

Dr.

J

indent activities and the

.

1

Kchr

Union, will serve as interim vice
II

Landers. Linda Mackavage. Linda

in

Nicholson. ( Jalcn Quick. Sharon Spry Reed, Gary

March

early

St hmidi. Loll

Jennie Carpenter,

who

served as

December 1992,

retired

III

.ilhlclii s.

(

Tralhcn,

n

who

.uid

ill

.il

Hloomshiug

Pi

no

In

uuri

Hi

Stall
'

.mil

.i

d(M

loi.ili

.il

hoi scivcda*

Alumni Assot

"i

coming

principal, he

was

,i

le.K hei

at

was

Hand

Prior to be-

a graduate student

Pcnn State

and adminislratoi

and

Prior to that, he
.ii

the

I

'roguayan

in

I96K, also earned a master's degree
,il

priih ipftl ol

|j

American School in Montevideo for nine and a
hall years His work in Latin America included

graduating

'

*f&

Junior High School in l^ancaslcr.

graduate assistant

has worked

shurK sun

e lift,

.ml

i.iI

dcvclopim

aicci

line .hkI liiiin.in

HI

.w tin

division

ac tivltiCf, Iim.iih

Stcixncr.

on Decem-

fniveriity iiu ludei n rid

diiiisi

Lawrence A

Henry i/ongenberjjer

The- itudeni

Sell. Sister

Troy Wert/

Patricia

ber 23.

i

Gonavcr Schmidt, Art

Alexander Marie, Carolyn Dannckcr Smith,
I.inda Harris Smith.

interim vice president since the

retirement of Dr JeiTOld Griffl

student

Wimmcr

life until I)r

Herring assumes the post

president lor student
I'reston

Barbara Russell Grabfcldcr. Kurt Grabfcldcr.

Marge Purosky Gnffin. Frank Haduck. Kathy
Rcimard Hippcristicl. Christine Gross Kct/. Jess
Krcsgc. Kathleen Uorst Ku/miak. Gail Bower

Tralhcn. director of

A bilingual

princ ipal, l-ongcnbcrgcr touts the

He

benefits of an urban education
cultural and language diversity

iatton

it-

self.
"It requires the kids to be more
more appreciative of everybody

ilncc 1980

says ethnic,
lesson in

is a

sensitive and
else's back-

ground ."

(

onlinued J

(

have reached

"Teacher Ambassador"

He earned

Business

master's degree

a

Stroudsburg and

mm /'ant

is

He and
a high level of quality

his wife, Luisa Lilian of

Uruguay, arc parents

as defined by the school's mission

and objectives

first-year student at
in

place to ensure continuous improve

ment and involvement of

fneksen assumed

at

Law

School.

K

.ii lilt

.

Novembci

Ann May 69 ol Mount

ii

19 alter a long illness.

Joy died on

business education teacher

at

She was a

Manhcim Town-

more than 26 years

Surviving are her parents. Mi and Mrs. Ed-

ward

J

May. and

—

pmgram

The Wyoming Valley chapter of B.U. alumni has instituted a
area high schools. The ambassadors complement the role of

in

guidance counselors by serving as resource persons for students interested

in learning more about
a training session are (seated) Nancy Lychos '52. Alumni Association president; Theresa VonTobel '94. student intern in the B.U. Admissions Office and presi-

Bloomsburg

University.

Shown

at

dent of the Husky Ambassadors: Katherine Mulka 68. acting associate director of admissions;
Diane Burbich Cosgmve 67. Pittston Area; (standing) Thomas A. Williams '83. Lake-Lehman;

Pat McAndrew

G.A.R.; Frank Zoranski 68.

Hanover Area; Andrew Kuffa 68. Meyers; and
Not present were John Quinn '70. Coughlin; Manlyn Keefer
Carter '59. Crestwood; Jay Pope '72. Dallas; Bernard Zoranski 64. Nanticoke; and Steve
Harmanos '71, Wyoming Area. Also serving as a "Teacher Ambassador " in another part of the

John Frey
4

ship High School lor

acting dean on August 20

1995.

Dickinson

the lesponsibih

Hei appointment continues through
I,

San Ramon.

ol a daughter. Stephanie, a

faculty,

administration and constituents."

July

East

Pcnn

Accreditation

demonstrates that processes are

lies ol

at

a doctoral candidate at

State.

I S

TEACHER AMBASSADORS

state

is

68.

'70,

Wyoming

Valley West.

Maude Andregic

school teachers and would

88,

Cumberland

like to

be

"

Valley High School. Any B.U. alumni who are high
Teacher Ambassadors " should contact the Alumni Office at

1-800-526-0254.

a sister. Rita Michael.

which time Carol

Malteson, interim provost and vice

jl

to return to hei position

.is

dean

ol

County Career Development Center, a joint program of Essex and
Dundalk Community Colleges and the Baltimore
County Office of Employment and Training She

ol

business

heading the nationally-recognized and awardwinning job retraining center which works with
hundreds of students each year in occupational

education and ollice administration,
served as interim dean

is

loi the past

two years
l-ncksen has been
loi si\

years

.u

Miller Nicholson '69 has been named

director of the Baltimore

the college

John Ohvo, protessoi

Gwen

r

piesident loi academic affairs, plans

Hloomsburg

skills training,

Previously she was

counseling and

job placement assistance, career

GED preparation.

She formerly was a professor

program ohati and aitiitanl cfatii at
Southwest Texas State University in

and Management Division

San Marcos

College.

She received her

doctoiate from Virginia rolytechnu

and State University

Institute

to

in

The Ohio
Columbus

PRE-GAME PICNIC

Alumni Day
April 29, 1995

1

-

Alumni and parents enjoyed a Berngan picnic prior
to the football
game at Millersville on October 8 Those in attendance: Raphael Balthazar.
Frank Bedosky Joy
Bedosky. Tom Boran 79. Bob Buehner. Mike Comgliam '95.
Joan McNichol Coyle "88 Carole
Derncott. Joanne Derncott 89, William Derncott "66.
Jim Doyle '72. Susan Early Drakas "88
Bob Garrison "66. Jane Garrison. Scott Garrison. Michele Graniel.
Amanda Hogentogler Cindy
Hogentogler '78. J R Hogentogler. Rick Hogentogler '76.
Jim Hollister '78. Gavle Holman
Ann T Hooper. John Hooper. Manuel Hooper. William
Hooper. John Hulsrer '77 Susan
Smvrk Hulsizer '76. Joe Hunt. Ann Stmus Hunter '78.
Jeff Hunter '76. Tony laniem. Gail Weidman
Jones
tkmnaK.nder '80. Scott Uightman. Bobbie Lofgren. Ed
Lofgren. Lon Ludw.g. Tammy
* 3J °S' P« ch ' co Bruce Russell '78. Donna
H Russell '75. EdSfida '94. AnaS' Sodergren
c
^.OllivieStrawbndge.
David Tanner 62. Janet Tanner '67. Roseman Termini '89.
Ajidv Ulicnv
Cathy Vemusky: Margaret Waldmn '88. Judy Zarzaca.
Peter Zarzaca. Hamet James Bernard
Ixmmski '64. Janet Zoranski 66. Janie Zwally '76

N

For more information,
1-800-526-0254

Page 16

She was head of the Office AdminisDepartment from 1981 to 1982 and 1986
1994 and coordinator of the Office Technolto

She also coordinated the college's Court
Reporting program from 1976 to 1980.
1994.

master's degrees from

You're invited to

Business

ogy/Business Education program from 1979

She received bachelor's and

State University in

in the

Essex Community

tration

Blacksburg, where she taught for two
years.

at

W

£Z

Gwen earned a master's degree at Bloomsburg
and has done graduate work
University,

Towson

at

Shippensburg

State University. Catholic

University of America, and Loyola College.

James M. Steber
principal of the

'69 (M) has been named
Carbon County Area Vocational-

Technical School.

He was formerly

the Panther Valley

School District (1964-1970).

a teacher in

teacher supervisor in the Salisbury Township

School System (1970). director of secondary
at Jim Thorpe Area School District
(1971-1972). assistant superintendent at the
education

Annville-Cleona School District (1972-1978).
assistant superintendent at the

Boyertown Area

January 1995

1

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kkpoki

riiK

Campaign Tops $3,375 Million Goal

Library
Update

Treasury

Of Ideas
By Eric Foster
I

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A*.\i\tanl

Bloomsburg University 'S library fundcampaign, A Treasury of Ideas.

raising

has surpassed

$3,375 million goal,

its

announced Anthony

laniero. interim vice

president for university advancement

and executive director of The Bloomsburg University Foundation, Inc.

As of Dec.

13.

$3,512,057 has been

and pledges

raised in gifts, deferred gifts,

towards the construction of the much-

needed new

Tin-

by many individuals who care

plans for the

front arcade.

More than

5.0(H)

top priority capital project lor

Since the current Harvey A.
Andruss Library was constructed 27

gan

campaign

Start,

tober.

mal School. (See
article

on page

related

18.)

'This success

is

the

culmination of months
of hard work by

many

want to recognize the

also think that there are

Businesses and

<

lorporations

—
—
—

Oigam/ahons
Private Foundations

Projected Interest

$727,839
$208,189

$40,000

Income
V)S.(M)()

—

Total

$3,512,057

origi-

million— and the university

BU

would raise the

friends.

an investment

in the

from private sources
Bloomsburg was
the State

the

System
meet the governor's challenge when
raised $2,375 million by June. 1994.

from the region." adds laniero.
National campaign chairperson. John
Scrimgeour '53. faculty emeritus from

Bloomsburg. isn't surprised at the suc-

The total

campaign has been suc-

cessful for a couple of reasons. One. the

cost of the project, including

and private and matching
construction funds to meet the $10 5
million construction cost, will exceed

I

he combined pledges Irom Ircshman

and upperclass Bloomsburg University
parents totaled $ U).7X7 in the annual
I

library will be located

on the

present site of the softball field, next to
Waller Administration Building. Seatincrease from 387 reader

sta-

Parents

Susan

M

hind campaign According
Helwig. acting director

Development. 400

mately 18 months to complete, according to Colin Reitmeyer, facility planner

have a good feeling about the school.

at

Bloomsburg

|

hey have- assumed then share

in

helping to assure thai the hesl resources
possible am available

We

use

foi theii

children

i

are indeed gratelul lor their

BUppOIt."

Helwig also reported

thai

891 parents

pledged$82.500to/t Treasury of Ideas,
the campaign to hu.ld a new library

Most of these are pledges over lour

by pledging $45,872

ycars

are used to support

freshmen class parents

We are

ol

grateful

forthisexccllcnt response." Helwig said

"Thttl daughters and sons will benefit
directly

from the

library

their junior

from Blooms-burg, both
graduates and people from the area, who

III

ol upperclass students participatedinthe

more than 400.000 volumes

axe people

ol

parents ol freshmen

being able to use the

says Scrimgeour. "I also think that there

facility,"

[0

tions to 1.219 while the stacks will hold

Construction of the library should begin in June. 1995 and will take approxi-

such an important

tail

"These parents represent 40 percent

$12.4 million.

ing will

cess of the campaign.

it

the design cost

The new

Top $130,000

Parents' Pledges

remaining 25 percent

universities to

serve as a vital resource for the students
of the university as well as many people

is

%U25

nally estimated at $1

I

community of Bloomsburg and will

library

$3.5

|

community businesses and

"I think this

—

reived

$394,437

announced by

the project

Ri

.i

$120,125

$93,911

State

tin

facility

Miliums)

S23lt620

—
—

inplou-es

cent of the funding lor

- John Scrimgeou

students, parents, faculty and staff, and

is

I

would provide 75 per-

people from Bloomsburg, both graduates
and people from the
area, who have a good
feeling about the
school/

alumni association, the

"This library

Parents

In

I'll

$1,629,806

Matching Businesses. nul( orporations

program, the

people," says laniero.
'I

Alumni

new

The Goal
i

—
—

onstrm ltd along

i

flool in die

tti <>iul

1994)

Jump

1992 Under the

Hall tobt

Library Construction

conjunction

the Gov. Casey in Oc-

I

erary Institute and Nor-

in

>

installed on tki

'ampalgn

<

<.

I

Friends

the spring of

in

with Operation

received

ate of Bloomsburg Lit-

at

1(993

has been successful for
from the estate of Mary a couple of reasons.
Taubel Rieder in One, the library is such
memory of her mother,
an important facility.
the late

Dec

Student*

The campaign was
unexpectedly com-

Taubel. an 1890 gradu-

Library

(ms ol

entofOld Wqlh

Pledges

(lifts unci

years.

Bloomsburg

rtminist

UbraQ and

many

The campaign be

think this

Total

has been Bloomsburg" s

has doubled.

I

h,

million to the

.6

to the

Jessica Kozloff.

pleted with a gift of

longpon

be removed from AndtVSS

four-year campaign.

years ago, enrollment

Mary Moore

library call foi a

ill

alumni have contrib-

uted or pledged over $1

about the university," says President

$225,000

new

The Tiffany w indows w

A larger library

library.

"While we had some large donors,
what you see here is a massive giving
effort

FRONT VIEW:

new

campaign by
facility

during

and senior years."

•Parents have a special understanding
said
Of the dire need for a larger library.-

Dean of Library Services. J Daniel Vann

annual

i

ampaign

lor the

I

many

Iptt

lives including scholarships

development promts

hind

Jmversiiy

Gifts to this

Amd

mitia

and faculty

to help

current in their subject

ial

them

stay

areas

Parents of student athletes pledged an
additional $2.4 5 toward general alhlet
1

its

and

A

specific sports

total

of 3.935 parents were reached

during the annual

fall

phonothon As

poor years. Bloomsburg University
dents were the phonothon callers.

in

stu

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— THE GIVING REPORT

VELOPMENTS

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High-Button Collars, Library Cards and the Information Superhighway
How One Woman's Legacy Mode a Difference
'There was not much

office.

By MarkJand
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Lloyd
Media RcUlloru

was

Many

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Indexes

Me held

s

the |oh

on again,

the

The 1897 card catalog was.

I

Jenkins boasted, "ol the most ap-

oil

when

K97.

proved kind."

By 1X99 school

officials re-

ported thai "several hundred dol-

his library duties
It's

books and

periodicals and

"straightened out" in 1893

hofinally asked to be relieved ol

PR2759.C7

it >i

did not even

again from IK93 to

the

through the

scan, lies

late night

si.uk

remembei

He

havetoapplyloitheposiii.nl

calalogs. the shelves of period!-

s

lection that professor Jenkins

lor his trouble, he got the

job as librarian.

iiimd'seye. the long iowsoI caul

cal

institution

fitted

housing the two

newspapers rtwasthissraallcol-

And

jmell Ol the stacks Wesce.inour

room had been

for a library.'*

literary societies*

"straightened things out."

in- s. iid

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ollcge libianes

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the

recall

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up

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disorder

in

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lies ol mil

thai "a large

lo

he noted. "What there was,

it."

uncertain how burdensome

lai s

worth

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<

books were added to
"

always been

ibraries haven'i

I

The school catalog

way.

that

Ami
that

they're noi likely to be

Way

in the future.

When Mary Moore

arrived

in

BlOOmsbUTg in the late 1880s to
begin hei education at the

toria

v*ii

'"'

still

'
!

novel

(

.

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level.ind

'

(

serving

first

hi

Women

wore

dusted

collais

thi

fli

skirts

and

frame the

lace.

several

more

bulb

light

Andruss Library, opened
in

commencement

Mooie

The Normal

gi.ulu

1890,

in

the school had 0 library, but

.aid catalog

Perhaps

need one

collection

abl)

titles

no

didn't

it

was so

could prob

on the from and back

in

sides oi one

page from

a

arj societies with

lianas

Jenkins w ho. "having a

on

[his]

little

II

time

hands one day," estab

lished Ihe lust caul catalog loi
the

one

Normal

but not until IS97.

During his 44 years

at

the

two

space

in

htei

what

Waller Hall Wallei

ol the In

si

buildings on

campus, occupieil the aiea neai
w heie the Sci anion Commons and

Lycoming Residence
Stand.

Hall

now

Bachol iheseearly literary
had a library containing

societies
a select

collection ol

the use of its

issn.

Bj

Moore
was prolessoi

It

system

search the card catalog from a

in

have

first ar-

campus from her home

suburban Philadelphia, these

two

libraries

were supplemented

b\ the institution Vicadmg

loom

supphedwithdaily and weekls
newspapers and w ith w ell know n

Andruss Library m-

to raise the institution's

$3,375

new

library

$100,000

trust that will

Perhaps not surprisingly, he

was

in

males

he retired in 1928, he

.ecalled that, in the earh se.us.
the

schools hb.a.v was

Page is

Yet Mai >

Moore and

hei class-

Mary Moore's

m

his

.,

found

doors closed "during

school and stud> hours

B>

I

11

"Hamlet" from Shakespeare's

books and videotapes on com

00 parents, and hun-

puter screens and project the im-

and
6,000 phonograph records and
compact disks

dreds of other friends of the uni-

ages so that a dozen friends work-

*
IViarj Moore married alter
sheleli Ihe Normal. She became
Mary Moore Taubel She raised a

pledges will enable Bloomsburg

text.

University to increase the

Some of those history majors
may be Mary Moore Taubel

1

,700 current periodi-

cals, 1.8 million microtexts,

-jy

family.

She wouldn't recognize The

stal

l

2,

.

1

versity.

ing

Together, these gifts and

ber of reading stations

num-

Andruss

in

Library from 387 to 1.219 in the
new library - with 500 wired for
electronic

media

capabilities.

First Folio.

They'll be able to retrieve

on a history project can

si-

multaneously review the same

scholars.

These young people and generations of students after them

Normal todaj Not a hot seem be
found on campus Zippers have
been replaced bv Velcro.

cated just west of Buckalew Place

Mrs. Rieder - and hundreds of

- which Mary

Women's

know

other friends and university
alumni - helped make available

skirts

have grow n legs

and become blue jeans

formol the day,

women
TodaCs

fbi

- the uni-

men and

foi

The new

w

ill

is

not

what

a student in

building, to be lo-

Moore may have

n as the "Senator's

when
tain

hbrar>

Mai > Moore knew as

line

It

is

larger.

It

offers

approved kind"

Irom the universiu

more
.son

\ mam-

Irame computei

And tomorrow's

she

was

have four

House"
student here -

a

floors.

105,000 square

part to
il>

will

It

feet

in

Man Mooie Taubel* stam-

con-

of space

will

use library resources that

by their gifts to the campaign.

A Treasury of Ideas.
These benefactors helped

- roughly the equivalent of 25

tomorrow's

basketball courts.

a repository for stacks of

When the new library building

If

late in

the>

1996.

were

it

will be the

on campus.

to visit the library

toda> professor Jenkins and
library will

be even more different, thanks

**

S90or so. the school touted

"

from 5.244 alumni, 231 faculty

century ago would have

its

Harvard or the Sorbonne. They

and

There arc 340,000 books

and about

.

also us librarian.

When

itself as

or

partment of Commerce and read

the university.

at

The bequest

largest structure

The libran advertised
being "\ci\ accessible;*

provide

-

Oxford and Cambridge

ing in history

the "most

and busi-

s

review data from the U.S. De-

opens

registrai

library

scholarships for students major-

1890.

ma,, «'^''

new

most prestigious universities

Her generosity also created a

services. Its card catalog-still ol

*

the

scan the catalogs of the world's

periodicals," says a bulletin of

,K SS

Ussing

largest contribution to the library

campaign.

the period

its

PC

dorm rooms.

Internet connection, students will

lessor Jenkins taughl

seived as

permits students to

The Rieder gift was the second

HloomshuigNoim.il School. pio
English,

in their

that

1623

eludes more than two million

for

members
when young Mai\

likely to

is

rived on

books

quest

in its

dis-

cover an automated circulation

name was but one of the gifts to
"A Treasury of Ideas" campaign

items.

IK7S. theie were

lis

legal

P- ul

a general h

ol

hiary."

WHall,

small that Us

1967. was built to hold

200.000 volumes

later became

earliei

Its

- that put the "Treasury of Ideas"

exploded. The Harvey A.

the

that

Bdison had patented jusl 10 years

\

40.000

drives

Moore would

campaign over the top

Today, the collection of

oung lovers took
Sundav alleinoon horse and
buggy rules and folks were all

hen Mai

to

CD-ROM

nected to
Jenkins and

collection

its

Old

in

Rieder provided a bequest to the
university - in her mother's name

million share of the

Hut in the 1960s, things

>

ated from

Old Waller

had doubled

Sorbonne.

loi

Her daughter, Mary Taubel

the

building's SI 2.4 million cost.

1950s,

Library

1900.

20,000 volumes. By the
late

—

a

Waller Hall,

the

(

flOOr Of

BIOOMSBURG STATE NORMAL SCHOOL:

to

Hall - held fewer than

years,

aglow OVei the

s

Ond

of

Cambridge or Harvard or the

Zippers

wouldn't be invented

eve

and the

catalogs at the world's most prestigious universities
Oxford and

and modestly -to

high

some 11,000 volumes On
ol World War II. when

notes that a literary society "has a
library

this

grown only

collection had

Using the new library's Internet
connection, students will scan the

buttoned

thai

its

on the front and back sides
one P a 9 e from a legal pad.

as

ioi

grew slowly By the

merely

fit

President

thai

ihehillandoccupiedlnsiiluleH.ill

(nowcalled('arverHall)

good lelerence

ol

Normal
mid 1920s.

scope, the library at the

||

was

i

Despite

Normal" moved up

'''

On

AU ami<

thc

'

in

investment

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H Hloomsbuig State TeachCollege, the library
[l]n 1890 [the] collection was so
housed on thc se(
sma that its titles could probably

on the

sal

England

"

the year "the

1X67

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^.'-hum

Slate Noi

thronc

the library each yeai

those duties mighi have been.

Moore wouldn't

find

Mary

imposing

rows of card catalogs. The card
files have been replaced with
online data

sen

ices

and PCs con-

- w hether

library

it

'

s

musty

books or a terminal on the "information superhighway" - by connecting students with the ideas

and aspirations of people from
around the world.
And with
.

the people

time -

were

.

from another, simpler

when high-button

all

collars

the rage, and before zip-

pers replaced burtons

Df.VFI OPMI NTS

—

1

Historic Carver Hall

New

Boasts

REPORT

1N(.

HI

New

Carpet

FUTURE
EVENTS

Scholarships

1995-19%

for

Celebrity Artist Series
Recent
tion of

Six new scholarships

installa-

to the

new carpet

tor

Carver Hall

in the

1

vv ill

be added

this

\

soholaiships and awards available

4t)

While

students

i

handful ol icholanhipt
inanv veais. most

Lobby completes

have been

in

one more phase of

have boon

cie.iled within the past eight veais

the restoration pro-

by individual alumni and friends, oigam/a

gram of this
in

now

is

fall,

aw aided

aie othei

Bloomsburg

letic St

The

donated

new

six

icceived llo.iul ol

the

I

the Association

supplies

in

dark

NEW CARPET FOR CARVER HALL LOBBY

maroon carpet

Bloomsburg

Anthony M.

(from

Ianiero, interim vice president for university ad\

left)

am

t

President Jessica Kozloff (center)hosted a luncheon for

ment and
donation repre- Bloomsburg Carpet Industries representatives Martin Bowman, Jay
sents one more in a Hock, and David Boyd Jr who were responsible for making the gift

Carpet Industries'

series of "generous
gifts" that the local mill has

provided to the University, says Anthony Ianiero. interim

president for university advancement.

"Over

"Bloomsburg Carpet has made four major

V

ice

the past several years. " says Ianiero.

gifts in

kind to the University " The value of

"Partnerships between public universities and corporate sponsors enable public instittl
programs and services beyond what state subsidies and student lees

tions to enrich their

toi
can provide," says President Jessica Kozloff. "In addition to providing scholarships
this
needy students, funding faculty research efforts, and enriching the quality of life in

program has
region through support of the cultural arts program, our corporate gift
beautified our most historic building."

on
Previous restoration of Carver Hall has included refurbishing the Gross Auditorium

hen

College of Business
Golf Outing

$I(MK

Memoi lal Scholarship
and Jellies

lost ins

las

(

Seth svas an

1

Giving Tip#l

bj

who

A trust is an arrangement whereby a named trustee holds, manages, and administers the
cash, real estate) for the benefit of any persons or chanty you name.

Benefits of a trust:

Mrs ( lax ason
maiming in saomlais

hie In a bicycle accident

of

died

in

1994. bequeathed to

Bloomsburg University
an en-

University graduate

memory of her mothor, Mary

Nationwide Insurance

i

nterpriie Founda*

dowed

to create

scholarship

A Moore

in

Taubel, Class of

$700(two
awards) to a marketing or management major
(one award reserved for a protected i lass

dowment

member).

history scholarships,

Sesame Street Scholarship bj Donald Bnd
Kay Camplese S2S0 (6 awards) tO residents
ol Sesame Stieel Apartments who aie mem
hers ol the tennis, women's socicr. held

who is majoring

women

baskel

I

A resident ol Sesame

and football teams
in

psychology

is

profes-

sor emeritus of psychology, and Mrs.
Camplese isan associate professor of biologi-

and

allied health sciences

Susquehanna International Folk Dam*
Scholarship by Oliver Larmi and Anne Wil
son - $5,000 to a student expeneru ed as a folk
dancer who is willing to teach dances from his
with the Susquehanna Folk Dancers

•

Provide income to a spouse or family members for life
children and grandchildren
Provide for future generations

•

Ultimately provide a

—

gift to a charitable

Larmi
Wilson

organization

should have a good judgment, integrity, financial responsibility as well as an
bank, or another
investment ability and tax knowledge. A trustee mav be a fnend. a

A trustee

is
is

Charitable Trusts

— Unitrusts and Annuity Trusts

For details contact a lawyer, accountant, or insurance agent

BU Development Center, toll

who is knowledgeable about

free

800-526-0254.

in

of

which

be used

will

for

the

bo awardod

1996.

The remaining $225,000
represents Bloomsburg
University's share in the re-

mainder

Be-

of her estate.

cause these funds were
undesignated, they were directed to the University's

campaign
library,

to build a

new

thereby exceeding

the $3,375 million goal
(Please see High Button Collars

on Page

18.)

I)r

a professor of sociology and soc

ial

Mrs Rieder was a graduate of Bucknell University.

welfare.

Additional criteria for these

able from the

first

will

I)r

a professor of philosophy, and

and a complete

organization.

1890. Income from the en-

will also

or her folk tradition and to dance regularly

call the

April.

who

$100,000

estate taxes
Flexible financial security for a spouse without settlement costs or

planned giving, or

Mary Taubel Rleder
Abington. Pa.

Legacy Scholarship b) the BU Mumni v.
SS00 to a child ol a Bloomsburg
sociation

cal

Trusts and Trustees

PGT # 2

MEMORIAL

is

oi learn

l-yeai old

receive a scholarhsip. Dr. Camplese

•

1995

19.

S MM)

ason

with a sensory, physical

isacurrent IU> student

Street

(i.e..

May

education, compichcnsivc social studies

ball

Planned

who

his parents. Dixie

ing disability

Mountain Laurol

redil in

Seth P, Gavason

to a Student

1995

April 29.

in;'

hockey. Softball, men's or

the building's second floor.

•

Library

tion Scholarship in Nationwide

approaches $20,000.

property

hoaho do Hoido.uix
Sat. Feb 18. 1995

ieneial \th

an incoming lieslunan

loi

1995

Stoie loi books and school

cither deal oi haul ol

University's seal

a

27,

Ceremony
New

scholarship! alt

the Univeisitv

burg's colors, the

trust

I

Jan

Groundbreaking

holanhip Fund

members ol

main floor project.
Using Blooms-

these gifts

who

taociation foi the Hearing Impaired
Scholarship In anient HU students who are

for the

iiold, into the

students

m

S4 square yards of

was woven,

10

In addition to these lecipients.

whoieceive assistance from

located on

wool carpet

I

(ioveinois tee waiveis and student athletes

Carpet Industries.

1.

ISO students tioin the

Association and The Bloomsburg Univeisitv

toric Places.

1

Mi
Ballot

Register of His-

Company

National

approximately $400,000 was

to neailv

Foundation

Route

The Barber ot Seville
New York City Opera

scholarships and awards held bv the Alumni

listed

the National

Inc.,

loi

Minnesota Orchestra
Andre Watts, pianist
Fn. Jan 20, 1995

and businesses and corporations

Last

1867. Carver

Hall
in

lions,

build-

Constructed

ing.

existence

1994-1995

cm

list

new awards

of scholarships are avail

BU Financial Aid Office

DEVELOPMENTS

Infor-

mation about establishing scholarships at
Bloomsburg University is available from the

is

edited by

W

Bnaan k. Hleki
tor of Development
Assistant

Dm

<

Development Center
Page 19

.

DkVKLOPMFNTS

THK

RKPORT

(;IVIN(;

Bloomsburg

Production Begins on Ceramic Tile Mural
tors, galleries..schools.churches.

By Susan
Aamtiiill |)n<

r.

licks

i

10 years

i hospitals lor

University

and

Persons hv-

Drvrlo/.inrnl

,,/

|. ir

(

0 inginsoutheasiem Pennsylvaniacan
1 find

Commissioned

1993 by The Bloomsburg
University l-oundatiori Iik K.uen Singer Ai
in

Cited for

examples of Singer's commis-

sioned work

at

The Pennsylvania

J School lorthe Deaf the Germantown
,

fhiiccitii.il

eramics,

(

loscly with the

i

tin

.

ha* been working

Development*

I

enter lo design

Friends Hospital. Delaware County

amuialie<<>pii/ingdonorsof $l.(XX)to1,l4.999
(

new

to the

campaign. A Treasury

library

<>i

(

Ideas

ommunity College. Philadelphia's

wiih

Corporation

options

designing

loi

campus and met

cciamu

a

nit- iikii.iI

Delaware.

in

education

tion,

both solo and group, through-

s

shows and

theme would Im lude an hea, reminii
centoItheOldWallei ll.illl ong Porch and the

Windows,

countryside
.in

• |

"«

trees

current

|

lo relleil

campui

in

competition.

ceived Honorable Mention
tional, juried

the rural

She

scenes rrorn

October 1994, Bloomsburg

re-

<

ampus photos. Singei picsenlcdtwo

—

competition, for her

fl

Paoh, Pa

and

i

Hei intern was to capture

a

sense

<>i

people's

and was

A

cal

in so doing, she challenges
form.,
the
viewers to expand theii pen epdonofthefamiJ

A7 v SINGER: From Bloomsburg Uiverslty
cam-

t

ptU photographs, Singer sketches the

ol the final

,i

version oi the

produt don begin,
issued Bloomsburg,rtadm
photo ol the proposed mural

drafl

<>i

I

Will

mntUaUy be

transferred to the ceramic

tile.

M.im Ahluu. .„,
"OmpU^edpainler, Who helps with theplaMKw.„k

Willi lllis

he

w.ll

M II ...>l
pattern
I

.ii

I»

...I...

I.

ill,

I

enlargement and sculpting Production
manager. Evelyn Stank) win also assist w
ith
.

Tin- insi stage
plastic pattern,

production, creating the

<>i

was

stalled

m

lanuaiy,

ma- model liom which

is;i lull

will be crafted

stage will begin, in tins phase each

Ihe mural

will

tile

be

sculpted, in low relief, according to the
pattern

months

to

approximate!)

complete the 4S0nles u huh

COmprise the 5'x

16'

Tilc

Alumni, parents.

ilu-

tile

will he

and

Ihe

to

tiles

kich

facilitate

installation in the pio(>er order.

customizing ceramic

tiles

Ibi

Singer lives

in

Pa.

Philadelphia with her hus-

band and business partner. Peter Adlowitz.
Adlowitz, who markets Karen Singer
Architectural

Ceramics, also deals with working out

the technical issues related to the

compnay's

private eollec-

Future issues of Bloomsburg will
feature
photos of the sculpture as the work
progresses.

Memory

.

that will

who have

Richard

F.

Wesner

lulls

|-. u I>

Former Bloomsburg University trustee
and current
Bloomsburg University Foundation board

tile

will

be

in the

hbiary

il».iilisisihenaineoleachdonor.thename(s)
inscribed on the

tiles,

plus

m

,i

commemorated, and
on the

brie!

academic

dents of $3,676 per semester for a
yearly cost of $

1

.400 includ-

1

ing room, board, and fees.

A sec-

ond component of the survey

lists

the location of each

However, public

re-

universi-

such as Bloomsburg are

still

state tuition.

Ninety percent of

affairs

BU

students

$1,477 tuition per semester for a
yearly cost of $7.0 1 0 a year including room, board, and fees.

committee

•'IVk'seMcnsive involvement with the
University and the
^»">'nunityhasniadeatieniendousconlnbut.ontothis.irea\

national publications have taken

civic organizations

notice of

.M^nno,u,me,s,u

explana-

person(s) being

the trustee's

said

Anthony

Ianiero.

interim vice

advancement and executive director of
The Bloomsburg University
oundation
N e are grateful for the
*
fine sen ice he has given
this University'
Ana.iveol Reading. Wesne, had been
president of Kennedj Va* Saun
Com in n ill

unn.il

This

In

is

1990,

not the

first

Bloomsburg

time that

University.

Money magazine ranked

the University 30th for
relative to price in

its

quality

comparison

to

public institutions throughout the
nation.

Please direct any questions
about the

mural to the Development Oentei

526-0254

at

are Pennsylvania residents, and pay

Danville. Pa

Wesner.7 1 served on the University 's
Council of Trustees
Nov. 1983 to Apr. 1990 and chaired

»

tion, as appropriate, ot
the

College

Bloomsburg was rated based
upon its tuition for out-of-state stu-

member died Jan

9. 1995.

sub

tiles

Arostei will be maintained

SUNY

ranked based upon their out-of-

la

spring to verily the lettering

appc.u on the

first;

Geneseo. N.Y., second; and
Rutgers State University at
Camden, N.J., third.

ties

employees.

ueie

reserved a

w ith Trenton State College in New
Jersey,

account grants that students

.

.

this

In placing fourth on the survey.
Bloomsburg Univresity is ranked

c,|,i.

total

been

&om

IVisons

the best value rankings.

C\.IIc-kc ThcCT..rL-nnml C'olleges.Claremonl

She also studied prinlmaking at f-cole
*
_
Des Beaux-Arts. Pans. France and completed
an apprenticeship at the Moravian Pottery
and

in their

region or top 50 percent in the
nation were even considered for

from The University of Penn-

Dovlesiown,

institutions with a quality

score in the top 20 percent

Singer earned an M.F.A. in sculp-

in

1994-95 academic year.

for the

Only

ceive.

scribed.

contacted

oftuition, fees, and room and boar d

The

projects.

In her Philadelphia studio. Singer has

In

i«ggiftslvtween$l.(XK)and$l4.W)
tiles

thud stage

liied in the final stage,

coded on the hack

Mural

4S0

names designated)

(oi Ihe

into the tiles dining the

concept of a mural hy pledg

this past fall, the

a visiting artist with

university values by taking into

and businesses responded very

voi ably to

icsponsible for pressing

is

names of donors

will he gla/ed

will

mural. Assisting Singei

UmveiMh

Philadelphia, the

delphia.

ture

Tileuoiks

Peter Adlowit/
the

Fully Subscribed

is

Iriends.

will lake

it

the sculpting.

99.5

1

During th^ summer, the wetwork

Singei anticipates

a quality score U.S.News determined using a variety of factors
and dividing that score by the total

The Pennsylvania School

sylvaniaandaB.A.inartfromPit/er

(In the Fall, 1994
will inni

The best vaJue rankings are based
on

Pennsy lvania Opera Theatre. Phila-

aled design dun

v<

iar.

drawing, the foui stages

and midwest areas of the nation.

her studio. Singer

The Phelps School,
in

Other regions represented

survey are the south, west,

in the

Fleisher Art Memorial, Philadelphia,

memories, and visions aboui
Bloomsburg and then translatd them intophysi

acceptance

in

ommeni

feelings,

Aitei

.

at

Deal

for the
scale. i"i review

tile

versities in the northern part of the

nation.

addition to conducting ceramic

workshops

has taught

drawing and later,
model
both drawn (<>

a line

first

walei color

larger,

tile

is

ranked fourth among regional uni-

aerial perspc< live

renderings

six

a na-

Cotta Competition.
In

This

in

The Contemporary Terra

entry in

Following Intense conversations and Studying mail)

regional univer-

best value rankings, published in

overall

Tiffany

among

by U.S. News and World
Report magazine. In the U.S. New
sities

out the Philadelphia area in juried

Ik-

f

rated a

Singer's art has been on exhibi-

small committee io discuss various

.1

Bloomsburg University has been
"Best Value" in highei

High School, and Beneficial

"crural

Eighteen monthj ago, Karen Singei toured
the Bloorruburg University

Best Value

ricnds School. Jeanes Hospital.

at

In 1993.

800

U.S.News and World

Report ranked Bloomsburg

He

is

survived by his wife, Florence,
three daughters, and five
grandchildren

in the

top 25 percent of the northern regional colleges and universities.

Page 20

"

Task force

Classnotes

named
in wake

School Disinct (1977-1991). and assistant director of curriculum, instruction

and professional

of tragedy

development at the Carbon-Lehigh Intermediate
Unit 21 (1991-1994) In 1994. he took a parttime teaching position

at

versity

He

ni\cisii\

I

omuuiiuty mouincd the deaths

.

in

(klolvt. the

Id

East Stroudsburg Uni-

earned his doctorate

.

Bvc young poopk whodltd lo
u in ott unpui u sivieiu e on

curriculum theory

>
Bra

i

k

and development

Rutgers University

at

in

1977

lomecoming

Although die (raged)

1970

was reported widely by

Representative:

national

John W. Dalfovo

Inftmnitlon

215 Forres tal Drive
Bear. DE 19701

alumni

—

DINNER HONORS REESE

L

Vicki Gross.

Bingaman. Nancy Feher Edwards.
Cinde Rogers Hippenstiel

The following

members

class

men tennb
team, was honored at a dinner in September Attending the dinner were former members <•/ the
tennis team, members of the Bloomsburg lennis Club, and other friends. Shown in photo ore
{seated) Tom Sweitzer '75. Rob Vance 80. Matty Covne '83. Marion Reese '73. Burt Reese.
David Superdot k

registered at

Diehl

alumni or university events during 1994: Harold
Barretts,

Richard L. Bingaman, Jon Black. Den-

Barton

Bun

90.

Jim Hollister

'83.

Mark Ravnes

'82,

Jim Fauth

'71.

retired in 1994 as coat h oj the

Matt Quiglev

'78; (standing)

Ken Grove

80.

who

Reese,

'81.

Scott Glassford 89.

'80.

Rick Willders

Lone Keating

Golbtt:

Ri/ltts

Griffiths.

Dolores Pohtza Higgins.

M. Maurer, Pat McAndrew, Sandy Smith
McAndrew. Don Messimer, Ildra Mielke. Lois
Lufkin Peiffer, Rob Peiffer, Stan Rakowsky, Ron
Reitz, Mary Desnoyers Reynolds, Pete Reynolds,
Freda Alley Seiple, Bonnie Sell, Sister Mary Justice,

Wally Smith. Vicki Gross Sproesser, Nancy

Domheim S talma, Maureen McAndrew Steixner.
Linda Starr Weaver, Mary Ann S. Zimmerman

Williams

He was

a

member and

where he

District,

past president of the

vice principal ol the Past

is

Scranton Intermediate School

rectors.

He was

many

also active in

other orga-

Marywood College and
He and

Mildred Shirk Mover *70 of Freeburg died
on November 29 at age 69 A graduate of the
Lewistown School of Nursing, she was well
known in the Selinsgrove area as a nurse. She

1989 as

a

school nurse

in

the

a doctorate

in edllt

BtiOD

Surviving are her husband. Philip

W

Moycr.

G three daughters. Judith A
Kissinger. Jan C Klinger. and Jill L Moycr. four

a son. Philip

.

parents ol three sons, lames

Ji

.

hrislophci and

(

Univonitj oiiu

Jame.s

P.

Marcks

*7I. a 22-ycar veteran

teacher and administrator

Diocese

in the

>>|

principal

at

Bishop

I

human High Sthool
or
.is vue prim

pal/dean ol students

at

I98S

in

at

197

Class Volunteers:

He

il

.n

the Univer

Marywood

College.

L

Rupp. Hob Rupp

class

members

registered

at

Ackerman, Glen Biebcr. Chris Maslowski

Sharon Bickel Bower '87.
Diane Rice Gill '77. Karen

94.

Terry Klingerman '74. William Klingerman 73,

Debbie

Durrell Reichley 86.

Lafferty '94.

Walt Roberts

86.

Lawrence

Blackwell.

Tom

Boone.

Jean Boran. William Clulcy. Jane

Blackwcll. Gary Blasscr. Barry

2

A. Steixner

84.
69.

Maureen McAndrew Steixner '70. Catherine
Zakorchemny and Joe Zakorchemny '72.

Klemkosky. Tim
McTaggart. Barbara Hershey Myer. Bob Rupp.
Sandra Jefferson Rupp. Dor Remscn Sachem.
Craig Searfoss. John Thompson. June
Mincemoycr Woodsidc.

Lawrence

Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania

members

LOltl

do

this,

he took an unoffi-

1

events

In the letter, President

H) a in

guests there.

i

ontat

the

t

I

i.

a.l.

wanted
i

ontai

ncc or were

to

make

sure

Irom the

I

University Infbimed hmllioi iboui

Class Volunteer \

Nancy Bohr. Carol Knhbaugh Bowen H"h

the possible tragedy before they
learnetl ol the

ig lut i

sourtes
class

members

registered at

alumni or university events during 1994

ms Adams. Kerry Aycrs.

W

Den

Daniel F Bartos. Nancy

f-ruchan Bohr. Carol Kishbaugh

Campbell. James

"I tried to

young people who

ol the

that a personal

The following

ihfl

ippjoxmilcly

Iron Strati

either lived in llu

22030
(703) 222 0730

Bowen. Dennis

Davis. Jim Doyle. Rich

C

Goodc. Ed

Myers.

of absence from the Scranton School

3

patents

District for the past nine year*.

James W. Gilhooley *71 served as substitute
superintendent of the Dunmorc School District

ii

11946 Artery Drive

f

•
I

to

"I the

ihi tragi'

Ko/loll slated.

Horvath. Kenneth Kline. Mary Poulos Levine.
Phil Levine. Donna Miles. Connie Wellivei

Chris Deromedi '71 has been a business eduMount Carmel Area School

In order to

Monday,

In the letters, the presulenl

tragedy

*>

cation teacher in the

cial leave

the start

Fnlvonlty io Inform ihnm ol the

M. Jacqueline iedduck

Fetterman. Jim Fisher, Joseph

this fall.

site

v

adc

minute incinoiial

It)

hi Ihl rollOWinjj

fin

Rupert Fisher. John Hartzog. Ellsworth Karchncr.

Mary

Ellen Sedor Reichley '87. Scott Righter

Ol die pai

i

the hornet oniing lootball gain.

lummirisod

alumni or university events during 1994 Dwight

'85.

A

parents and

also earned an as

Fairfax. VA

Kathryn Browne

plfil

University olluials learnetl ol

Dwight Ackennan. Sandy

Kelly.

el the

Irom President Ko/loll were sent

Representative:

Bill

am

>

He

the senioi level

Keystone Junior College and

reading certification at

(717) 684-8733

E.

ds ami itudonl

i,

eremony was held heloie

where he has

in 1982.

received a master's degree

Scranton

.1

cnluc

I

dead

lor the

.

sociatc degree

The following

his

I

the sorority houses in a silent vigil

i

the school,

at

In

moimng

<

He

Palmyra. PA 17078

Daniel Bower

today."

community gftthnnd on Siturdi}
alone
ightstieel Koad neai

the

l

the past eight yeais. he has served

61 Brunswick Lane

on November 30. The Alumni Office only had
30 tickets, which sold out almost immediately
The alumni group included Lee Berry 69. Dr

a loss

hornet oniing paiade and lihrai
dcdit .ilion

sity ol

William H. Cluley

emotions

ol

leadeis dei uled to

i

at the Forrest Theater

inhumation

sulleied

Univoiiit) ihirM youi loss

Matthew.

also taught law/cconoiiiKs

sisters.

Representative:

''

iross

(

sonow

to express then

to receive

realm

his wile, the lorinci M.irv Higgins, are

Scranton's school system, has been appointed

Selinsgrove School District

1971

Tommy

students.

/(H)

gathered in

stall

said President lessn a Ko/loll to the

(

of "The Who's

and

know that
uiomblod crowd
many ol \ou are soiling tluougll

degree

University of Pennsylvania

at the

nizations.

joined the faculty

the Philadelphia area attended the performance

,

i

a master's

Gilhooley earned

Ashland Regional Medical Center Board of Di

grandchildren and two

ALUMNI ENJOY 'TOMMY' — Alumni from

and

"We have
Bloomsburg

)

Wyoming, Pa

more than

lire,

and

retired in

Schuylkill Junior-Senior High School, he also

ol

I,u Lilly

4

John R. Bilder 70 of Fountain Springs died
on November 15 at age 45. A teacher at North

ol Millville,

Auditorium

at

N

Downingtown,

ol

At an open meeting on the day ol

'78.

earned a master's degree

NY.

ol Milton,

Joseph Selena

the

Martha ( Betsy ) Skerda Carpenter. Judy
Rohland Carr. William Derr, Nancy Feher

John Higgins, Ted Irwin, Doyle Klinger, Larry

those reports

current or former

James Palmei

'ran;

nis Bohr,

Edwards, Joe

mg

thou

i"i

ol Stalcn Island,

Derek Mooney

SO. Steve h>okct

and Joan

Mitchell '80.

(

all

Deborah Keelei

I

Steve Augustine '8

'90,

Gun

presented

li

u tuns,

\

and

state

media, the tollow

lniveiMt> students, were Kvle

I

Class Volunteers-

MWI

who missed

he

I

(302)834-1964

Richard

boron

Pkidiy, Octoboi 21 ( thodi)

Tom Oakum.

Bart Slough. Karlccn

Fetterman Smith. Steven Snyder. James R
Yannes. Joseph Zakorchemny

Wc

III'

Irom news

invited these parents to

Bloomsburg, where the University
provided counseling and a place

lor

them to wail as news developed."
Throughout Ibf day 00 Pnday,
students on

campus were

alerted that

there had been a fire

Notices were

potted throughout the

campus within
was disco v

two hours
crcd

after the fire

Information was available

through the Be Safe Hotline and the

Humor/Communication

line

Students were encouraged to contact

Sharon M. l-auderman
ghsh

at

'72. a teacher ol

I

n

((

nntmuedon Page 22)

Donegal High School, has been appointed

Page

21

J

"

J

Task force

Classnotes

(Continued from Page 21)

them know (hey

Ihcir parent! to lei

were safe
Hc< au.se
tragedy,

(he

(.1

ope

s<

ol the

were asked

ully

I.k

board of trustees

lo die

lo be

at

I.mdcri Hall, a college

preparatory school for girls

especially sensitive lo student

absences and missed class work

John W. Liggett

Counseling services were provided
any student

l(»r

long as

lor as

I

he

joined the bank in

counsellor was provided nol only by
the

Servu cs
(

's

Reading main

1

97

and has worked as

}

Jeismj'i

operations supervisor and assistant

teller,

in)- leac

'enter in

(

il

Marguerite Smith '72

Hloomshiirg

ol

Mi dn

i

'ounselmg

<

lown

in (lie

her in the

mlciem

(

.

on Monday.

c

a seventh grade read

is

ewishuig Aiea Middle

I

Shi earned elementary certification
specialist

Al a news

ation al Huckncll. and she

erlifii

i

working on

hool

Si

and reading

a master

degree

's

in

reading

ussed die University \ concern
students wherever

University has

a

oordinaloi

i

who

ainpus housing

.

y live

lin

code violation complaints
ode- enlorc

c

emenl

employed

al

Shamokirj

ior 10 years.

He was

a teacher at

ic-leis

e

it

a

Offlt ials,*' said

have' already disc
a task fore e to

19X0 pnoi

ussed plans to

explore

how

I

mora
unpui housing

togethoi even

address

oil

i

I

He ami

S

and

I

In the lust

/

company

who vou

eel

Irom

emenl

in. oi

oltii ei,

(

(

at

recommended

Unto,

Highei Education,

class

or university

members

cued
registered

events during 1994

Edwards, Karin

a

L.

Creoigc

W

at

Rich

Ed

Bob

Gauglcr. Bill Gazan.

for

William
Klingerman. Keith Kull. Artie Luptowski.
Marion Reese. C.avle Cope Schneider. Richard
Schwanger. John Vantme. Eugene Weller

labor and Industn

Church

state police ollu ei
ol

suggestions were

offered to improve oil

campus

student housing, Including the

formation ol
the

a

tenant association ami

development of

education piogi.un
students
sinctei

a tenant-rights
loi oil

campus

othei suggestions included

code enforcement,, insurance

penalties loi uiesponsible piopeity

owners and manduiory fire safety
programs loi UniveiMty students
Speaker
that

alter

campus housing

problems requires individual

— by students as well

as landlords

The
Mar)

i

task force, co-chaired by

enzini

Howe

and Roy

Pointer, represents a broad cross

(Continued on Page 24)

ol

Christ Weslcyan

Milton, has received the

in

of the Year

I

"94 Pastoi

Rex

School

Dav
ol

is

work at Evangelical
Houghton College and In-

did giaduate

I'heology,

children.

at

Marywood

dance coordinator,
is

is on the honor
on the Mahanoy Area Educa-

tion Association's Scholarship

She

is

Committee

Patriots musical group, a soloist
with the
Schuylkill County Choral Society,
performs with

Pennsylvania Theatreworks. and serves
her
church as organist and president of
the board of
trustees

She and her husband. Frank,

his wile. Sharon, are patents of

Aidan and Adnenne

I

eigh

They re

Chabak Schredl

in

'73 of Perkasie

side in Milton.

died on October 2

David Dickens '73 has been named assistant
principal at Unionville-Chadds Ford High
School, He formerly was assistant principal at
Avon Grove High School for seven years

ing Serv.ce for 10 years
until her retirement
in

1

at

education administration

He and

at

his family live

at

fair's

Keypunch-

1992

She previously was employed
by the
former Fendt Binding Corp

Sun n ing are her husband. Gerhard;
two sons.
Bradley and Kevin; parents.
Andrew and Vtrgmia
Chabak; a

in

sister

and two brothers.

Widener University

m

John Slodysko

Aston. Delaware
to

The following

Pat Cluley, Al Fagnani Jr.. Sue Maurer Grace.
Glenn A. Haas. John Hubert. Nancy Barna
LoTournous, Mary Beth Lech. Sue Haddad
Leitzel. Barbara Hagerman McDaniel. Mary
Catherine WeisskopfMcGaney. Ralph Pappas.
Joanne Goles Rathkey. Donna Wimmer Shay.
Ronald J Sheehan. and Joe Snavely.

county.

The

site

catering hall in

first business school in the
of the school will be the former

Manon

Heights.

The business school

will be a for-profit, coeducational school that provides up-to-date business education programs that prepare students

ness and industry.

John was employed for the past 10 years as a
teacher and administrator at a business school in
Schuylkill County.

age 43.

She had been employed by

David, who earned a master's degree
Cheney University, is a doctoral candidate

-

members of the Class of 1974 were present on
Homecoming, based on official registrations:

for entering the highly competitive areas of busi-

live

two
Paulette

20TH YEAR REUNION

of Business, the

coordinator and accompanist for The

Barnes vi lie

diana Wesleyan UniveiMty

He and

School Stu-

List are invited to

's

She is advisor for the school newspaper, directed the theatre arts program for two
years, is

Award from Under His Wings Minis-

lues Iik ol Wilhamspoit Nominations
lor the
awaul were received Irom nine states
During his tenure, the congregation has grown
Irom 180 tO 0V« 500 member

County

Page 22

in

College.

speaker suggested

resolving oil

responsibility

Arlie Davis '73. pastor

Dean

She earned a master's degree

Hamilton.

the farewell

QUmbei

was

by a successful

submit nominations.

committee, and

A

Who's

994. She

Who Among American High

Who's

dents or The National

Department
and a

for consideration

1

Only students who have been
academic excellence themselves in

representative from the Pennsylvania
ol

Teachers

former student because she made a difference

k

The following

Griffin,

executive, legal counsel liom the
ol

( hikum Osenbach '73. a
reading teacher
Mahanoy Area Intermediate School for 22

iail

the

years, has been selected for inclusion in

ard Baker, Maurice Bochtcchio, Joan Corson.

adimms

from the lown, an insurance industry

System

"

alumni

lountj

Bloomsburg and Wilkes

finora

Marywood

at

Ilarlman

46f>

(

degree

that student s life

a miinbei ol "experts
I

a master's

College.

Who Among Americas

univeisities, lue safely personnel

Stale

gangs, including officers

commentary

hided die

od,' enloic

on youth violence and youth
in New York City. San
Erancisco, and Miami. Florida

Coal Township.

297025

Dour M>

State,

College.

has trained law enforcement officers across

He earned

I).

Marywood

the United States

in

second meeting, the task

solicited

traton

live in

He

Adnenne and

Class Volunteei

In the

Hi!

Joanna Chowka.

Hill.

Penn

also an adjunct professor at

is

King's College and

Representative

(215)

town

h0J

ol three children

He

orclto

I

Lahaska, pa 1893

then

student housing

lorce listened to

I

Francis College in

7 3

*>

I

mei

Iniveisity representatives

ami town residents

the

James Marinello '73 is assistant chief of the
Luzeme County Adult Probation Department

issues

e subsequently

Timothy

ic

,

They

P O Boy

com ems about

i

Alex

meeting, the (ask loice heaid horn

I

at Si

his wile, the loimei

I'.n. in

poranta, students, Bit
eis,

Our Lady of

at

hool Irom 1974 lo

S,

closely to

The task loo
on Novcmhei

oil

North Schuylkill High

1974 and

the

and town might work

liuveisily

entei in

(

to

master's degree

loi mi

'"
I

to

at

He formerly was

completing the PA. program at
Hershey Medical Center. He is working on a

KOZlofl

"Bloomsbtirg Mayoi Mailman and

Sports Medicine

ouides Regional High

I

town

a physician's assislanl

Downtown Medical

the

School from 1972

"The University has long had
cooperative' relationship with

is

ol

Oelsingcr Medical (enter.

to the

off

Depaitment

the

in

loi oil

deals with

landlord tenant disputes and

town 's

William Wolfe '72
he

I

is

H U

at

October 24, President Ko/loff
loi

He

teller,

manager since 1987.

Danville

disc

al

ol

nursing ami psy< hology

(lie

department, lauirlv
and

head

versify counseling center, but

/in

I

also by

Hank

has been promoted to bank officer

ficc.

ounseling support was needed

(

manager

'72, assislanl

Core-Stales Hamilton

W. Garth Sprecher
are planning a June 10.

employed by

the

'73 and Robin D. Shearer

1995 wedding. Garth

is

Denver and Ephrata Telephone

and Telegraph.

Robert Tabachini
are engaged.

Robert,

Jr. '73

and Karen Albert

w ho earned two master's

degrees

Jr. '73

has announced plans

open the Northumberland County
Area School

at Shippensburg University, is an elementary school principal in the Central Dauphin School District.

January 1995

3

5

Did you

Classnotes

receive

master's

1974

Bloom?

at

Representative:

Kanouse Peattie
19 Fern Avenue
Hamburg. NJ 07419
(20 I) 827-7389
Patricia

At the suggestion

ol

Htiiriifii

who

degree

Bloomsburg

at

busline

c.

olved hej bai helot's

1989 nnd

In

hei master's degree In 1991, the

MumnJ

Class Volunteers:
Steve Andrejack. Joe Getger. Susan

Glenn A Haas. Janice

M

programming

Dennis LeVan. Frank

Keil.

Association

is

determine the level

Gottlieb,

mastci

Lorah. Craigann Mehrmann. Ronald Sheehan.

seeking to

micu

B U

at

Chili developed the following

Dan Spadoni

swsev, and vow response

The following

class

members

registered

alumni or university events during 1994:

Kim

VanPelt Chiado. Pat Cluley.

Emma
NAM!

Feinour Cooke.

MDDRESS

Jr.. Connie Poh Ganey. Joe Geiger,
Susan Gottlieb, Sue Maurer Grace, Glenn A

Al Fagnam

cm

Haas. Doran Hamann, John Hubert, Janice Keil,

Karen Terry Klingerman, Nancy Barna
LaToumous, Thomas LaToumous, Mary Beth
Lech. Sue Haddad Leitzel, Lee Linn, Diane Yost
Maturani. Joe McCullough. Barbara Hagerman
McDaniel. Mary Catherine Weisskopf
McGarvey, William O'Donnell, Ralph Pappas,
Robert Port. Joanne Goles Rathkey. Donna

Wimmer Shay. Ronald J

T

Sheehan. Joe Snavely,

Spadoni. Cathy Stolanck. Margaret

Swab. Robert Tucker. John

Nancy K. Glenn
were

who

mamed on October

Bloomsburg,
School

is

1

Thomas Greene

in Port

a

They

District.

cheon

be held on Sunday. March

will

when President Kozlofl

5.

Kathleen Beardsworth "75 has been named
Mercy Hospital

pastoral outreach coordinator at

Donna Shay
District.

in the

She formerly was
Nursing

a

1

She teaches fourth grade

at

Weisenberg

Elementary School.

She and her husband. Scott, are parents of two
They live in
children. Rebecca and Scotty

Home

in

a nursing assistant at

S

\

I

1976

Preecnl Employer

Position/Title

Gouln lYtggi
870 Mvers Road
Rondo.

Did \"U

I

Chalfbni, PA 18914

undei

(215) 822 0482

&

k

Howenstine. Barbara luransks

new

in

107 Lilly Street.

address

Apt. 7. Schuylkill Haven. PA
phone 717-385-4388.

Mike, are parents of a son. Michael Edward,

on December 6 (nine pounds
inches).

Linda

is

bom

six ounces. 21

1

7972-

1

1

56. Tele-

Radziewicz '75 and Katharine

director of residence life at

Conn Stephen

counts receivable
Bridgeport,

at St

They

Conn

The following

class

members

alumni or university events dining

registered

at

_

Steven

l'''M

I

Gingrich. Karen Marquette Gingric

Kuk

h.

JohnGreth,

I

a supervisor of ac-

is

Vinccni's Hospital
live in Fairfield.

in

Conn

Janet Kwiatkowski Swanger

son Kern, Peter Law. Brad Moticr, land Slump
isette Savage Oxley.
Nilsen. Hob O'Connor.

m

Vouj miitej

4

w.Hiid

ilumnl

1975
Representative:

Education Teacher of the Year

Sharon Young Hilgar
R.D. 1. Box 612
Barto. PA 19504
(215) 845-3615

eludes Connecticut. Maine. Maritime Provinces,

Dallas,

was recently named Region Correction!
The region in

Pennsylvania, Quebec.

Nova

Rhode Island and Vermont
She was recognized for her dedication and
work as a special education teacher at the SCI in

Debbie Zalewskt Ganz. Joe Hilgar

Dallas

Janet has initiated an annual educational

review for students

in special

education

She was

The following class members registered at
alumni or university events during 1994 Sandy
Ferguson Bupp. Cynthia Beach Bylotas. Sandra

also involved in incorporating learning styles and

Schenck Conner. Debra ZaJewski Ganz. Nancy
L Hall. Mark Keyser. Rebecca Schrum Keyser.
Irena Lendacki. Peter F Lundergan. James

Janet earned a master 's degree al B.U. in 1992.

dominance

a

live in

Sweet

Aria,

who

Bloomsburg,

al

Barbara Duck Winches-

LeOO

V.

LobOl '76 and

married on October

1

ter

Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania

a teacher

Wyoming County She

full-time basis in 1984.

Judith

and the American Graduate School
tional

Management

in

ployed by Armstrong World Industries

He served
They

U

in the

Navy

C

Ann

Niagara

Falls.

II

N


i

jo

•
.
.

No
how often?

Oim

pel

Two

per semester

.'

inciter

How

OI ten?

What format would
((

luck

all

Interest

that apply)
by

vw business

anlalioii by othei

alumni

Informal miners

Other

Iru

for three years

Mcllugh

'76 and

were married on October
Y.

itei

7.

Would you

willing to

In*

rolunteei youi tfme/fuppoi

Seltzer

Knorr

ured toward

i gi

ma

Panel disi ussions

cm

live in Millcrsvillc

Cornelius
in

S

>

with

|'r«-

Ol Interna
is

be Inten tied In

Presented*

Nevada

Phoenix. Arizona,

jroo

Other

Ann Beck were
Leon, who

Cathleen

is

a teacher

They

live in

to data

joined the bank on a

(win be)

is

al

5 in Lancaster

also graduated from the University of

Val-

processing officer by the Grange National Bank

of

is

for the Lincoln Intermediate Unit in the
*75 has been promoted

degree

s

study?

i ol

iimiu

ai

If yes.

also earned

6.

Littlcstown Area School District

Joann Wright

5.

you?

2X

Date

Yc«

L. Keller arc

Middle School

Cathleen

ley.

and Larry

May wedding

master's degree

education assessment.

She and her husband. Kevin,

J.

Rosen. Donna Hagge Russell. Bob Sumdge. Tom
Sweitzer. Susan KJucsik Tucker. Peter Veleker.

Ram bo Walker.

rial

assessments into overall spc

Don Manley.

Gail O'Donnell. Charles Palmen. Steven

Sandra

brain

planning a

Jersey.

Scotia.

Class Volunteers:

Billig "76

the Danville

New Hampshire. New

New York. Ontario.

Magill. Anthony Mangiaracina.

Krisien Walsh. (Jail /.urick Purdy, Janic Zwally

I

Massachusetts.

thost

Sabatino. Linda Schmicker. Robert
Schwangcr. Hob Smith. Janet (iowisnok Walsh,

Aria M.

the State Correctional Institute at

Yeai
l-.xpec ted

whal in

Tom

'75. director of

education

Yc«

Hogentogler. Drew Hosteller, Karen Stank

Howenstine. Rick Howenstine. loin Hughes.
Susan Smyrk Hulsi/er. Jell Hunter. Diane Jack
in

degree?

's

No

Buck. Gordon Clapp, Steve Debuiki, Nanc) Ulih
Doran. Todd Fay. Patti Omwakc German, Jim

B U
at

I

<

I

Southport.

B

Year

Have you omplttad youi

maatti

post

a

Moore were married on September 9
Linda Zyla Sowash '74 and her husband.

(

No Where?
Rk

'91 has accepted

of the Schuylkill County State Health Center

B.

VOUI

Ivr

ills

iduafa degree

Yes

I

His

>•<

Class Volunteers

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania as
He is working out
community health nurse

PotLsville

I

HP

its

<

I

Leader

Kingston.

Bitler '75

Stephen

Lynnport.

Jbnya

ffll

I

Greg

Northwestern Lehigh

visits the

>»

he next lun

/

cese of Scranton

live in Jersey Shore.

'74 has been an educator for

them

/

Representative

She has also earned a medical/
dental assistant certificate from International
Wilkes-Barre

lion with the

years, seven of

u

''-/

Roya]. Nancy,

master's degree at
a teacher in the Juniata County

earned

also

LUNCH IN ATLANTA — Attending an alumni luncheon in Atlanta OH \' M Deimler VJ. Man Doan 93. Lori Hunsicker W) and lames Inscoe III

Correspondence School. Scranton, and a director of religious education diploma from 'he Dio-

Willis.

'74 and R.

help

will

us with planning tutwe BCtJvitleS

at

Jane Morgan Adams. Stephen Andrejack. Nancy

Daniel

si in

who earned

alumni

loi

degrees

's

>>i

I

tOWirdl building an asswatlon for
master's degree recipients?
Yes

How often

I

No
Possibly in the future

the Gettysburg area,
PlcaJkC return

Maria Ruvsoniello '76 was

elected thairpcr

son of the leadership l-ackawanna Board of Di

completed form

to the

Alumni Office. Bloomsburg
University. Bloomsburg.

PA

1

7H

1

Page 23

University

Classnote

sponsors trip
to Italy

ness,

The University's School of
Extended Programs is sponsoring
in,

Man

from

trip to Italy

working with corporations and organizaimplemented team-based man-

tions thai have
a

h 10 tO Mar<

agement systems and
li

"Finally.

1995,

I

Tout director Anlliony Sylvester,

N Y working

departure
fo<

on lelwuaiy

(inlri t-iu c

i

using on various

improve

one day pre

will host a

uu hiding

The

cost ol

the-

I

November 21,1 was appointed to
dean of the Monroe
County Branch Campus of Northampton Com

the

munity College

is

in Tannersville.

and

its

programs and

LAMBDA ALPHA

ludes round trip airfare via

inc

Alitalia,

seven nights ol

hotel

oininodatioiis with private

;u

i

tourist

hath oi shower, and daily

There

breakfast.

guided loin
Ponthi

thi

til

'ii

and

i

.ii

da)

{seated)

u

i

ui

ii<

Cynthia

Harkntss

Hammts

'77,

Olff'79.

Pamela Kirk Kraske

Jeanne Shuey

Katie

'83,

Linda Hresko Melenchek

Kilmarlin '77; {standing) Darltnt Clarke Amsler

'82.

Janet Gorg Fransham

'78.

grants to the

more

Poi
Si

i

i

"i

Hi

i

ttion,

Rebecca Koppenhuver Kline '80. Karen Reinert Wilkinson '78.
Theresa Kortn Dutcher '83. Pamela Hartzell '80, Karen Moran Mulrooney
'80.

all thi

nded Progranu

rectors for the 1994 1995

bi

to

program

She

di

is

Penn State
Wortlungton Scr anion campus, where she over

sees development,

Task force

and

relations

.iliu

commu

Maria also serves on the board of directors of
Battel Seal Society of Northeast Pennsylvania

(Continued frvin Page 22)

town and University

community, nu hiding students, town
residents, laudloids, parents,
a faculty

i.ils.

membei

Town

ol

member,

(

'ouncil.

il

Members
iv

is

active in the

(

lieaiei

the National Society of

and the

(lieatei

She earned

degree

a master's

sonnel administration

and

Fund Raising Executive*

Scranton Jaycees

She and her husband. Vincent,

a

They

daughter, ("una

student per-

in

live in

are parents of

Barbara Welch '76

of the task force arc
I

d Crawfoid.

Depo. Mike Hancock,

counseloi

loi part

rn appointed

-is

program

101

at

Keystone

teacher in the Dallas School District and associ-

Timothy Rumhough, Robert Rupp.

earned a mastei \ degiee

I

Walhsh and Rochelle Worhunl
Written comments loi the task

ate

be sent to Joan

duectoi ol

I

I

She previously was

son.

Jimmy They

m

live

Patty Winters '76 has been appointed a
Wesley United Methodist Church

and

leachei In the

Administration Building.

Pre School in Str.ishurg

Bloomsburg

she has

rnivorslty,

Tlie task force
issue

its rei

i

is

/sis

President Ko/lolf anil

Bauman

in the

I

scheduled

ommendations
spnng

ol a

Dallas

entc/nei,

iniveisits iclations

Bloomsburg, PA

Wilkes University She

ol .ulmissions.it

communications, 104 Wallei

i

a substitute

at Wilkes
She and her husband, Dean, are parents

loin

may

dean

to

Mayoi

to

worked

as

.i

l

or the past ten years,

Ann Morgan

'77, a certified addiction

ated with the Serento Gardens for 15 years

She received the YWCA's PEARL Award and
was the Luzerne/Wyoming Counties Planning
Council's Employee of the Year in 1989. She has

been cited by the House of Representatives
field,

I

pre

She also

Deli

a( Isaac 's

'pon graduating from college, she taught

M hool

duectoi

in

Florida and

ol thai

latei

to

'76 and Bruce Kochei were
in

practice administrator

Croup

riic\

hve

m

Orefield
at

Rosanne

Kootenai College of Pablo, Montona, where she

conducted a day-long series of workshops and
seminars on women's issues and sexual harass-

members

class

registered

at

Jan

Young Berninger. Michael Belz, George E
Bierman. Jim Blockus. Ed Bloomer. Phil Bower.
Joe Bukofski. Karen Kroboth Cassady.
Clark. Sheree

Kim

Weaver Contres. Donna Snyder

for

more than 100

faculty and staff at this

Native American college.

Judy joined the
in 1980.
bilities,

Penn State Hazleton

staff at

In addition to her teaching responsi-

she

is

an academic adviser and

partici-

pates in the freshmen testing and counseling pro-

Gill, Dan Grant. Patty StoMary Haupt, John Heimlich. John
Hulsizer, Kim Jamison Ibarra, Joseph

gram.

She was the first woman recipient of the
Teacher of the Year Award at Penn State

Kalkowsky. Stephen S Kline, Diane Donatelli
KmetZ, Jean Lockard Long, Suzanne Cromack
McCabe, Helen McMenamin. Linda Castor
Mondschein. Valerie Monteith. Tom Mulhem,

Hazleton. Her work with

Diane Rice

Kay Schweitzer. Donna Brenesal
Sheehan. Laura Wessner Smith, Tony Stampone.
Steve Webber, Craig Winters.
Jerry Radocha.

to

form

courses

women's issues helped
Women's Studies

the foundation of the

now

taught at the school. She serves as

the Dean's representative of the College of Education.

In 1993, she co-chaired the

Hazleton/Hazleton

Penn State

YWCA Woman

to

Woman

Program, and was the conference keynote

Barbara A. Caruana '77 has been named
manager of corporate payroll and corporate
mcanagement

dustries Inc

at

She joined

Armstrong World

the
in

company

in

In-

1978 as

business information

speaker discussing gender bias

She also earned

a

corporate records

Judy and her husband, Francis, are the parents of four children

They

management and administra-

Karen Reighn
are planning a

live in

'77 and

Drums.

Chuck Fenstermacher

1995 wedding

earned a master's degree

Matthew
past year.

I

I

J.

Connell '77 reports

have been involved

in a

"For the

number of

Karen,

who

also

Bloomsburg. is a
computer and business teacher in the Kutztow n
Area School District.
at

held an adjunct faculty appointment

in the

Cornell University IndustnaJ and Labor
Relations School, teaching graduate
organiza-

tional behavior classes for

erated

at

Bloomsburg

..

projects.

in advertising.

master's degree

Since 1986. she had been manager of

Macungie Medical

Slatmgton

ment

ver Grcth.

Ferraioli,

te c sen ices
is

Penn State Hazleton

a guest lecturer at the Salish

Donna Brensesal Sheehan

services.

Rasanne Wolf

Campus, was

Suzanne McCabe. Marybelh Walewski

an analyst programmer

piogram

married on Octobci 22

Pierce Atwater, Stephen S

'77, lecturer in English

at the

Kline.

records

WO! promoted

Hazleton

in the

Shade.

a

at

for

including de-

District.

Judy Sider O'DonneU

substitute leachei in the

ampctei Stiasburg School District

was employed

Class Volunteers:

The following

Rosemaiv Hummel, Karen ungei,
(leiald Mahnowski, Patricia Mohr.
James Newsome. Norman M.u l,

force

Carol

and Women's Studies

alumni or university events during 1994:

Moscow.
tu

1978

.i

lime students and coordinator

ol the part time Act

Jumoi College

h.is

in

J. Lawrence (Larry) Nester '77 is employed
by the Fletcher Music Company. His address is
930 South Center Street, Eustis, FL 32726.

Paul G. Seif
121 Hartman Road
Danville, PA 17821
(717)275-3848

IUP

at

in the

1977
Representative:

Pocono Chapter of

Trustees

ol

Dara Cacciainaiu,
lei

She

(own

a

lepresenlative ol the University's

ouiu

commander

counselor and drug specialist, has been associ-

her work in the drug/alcohol

rector of university relations at the

nity relations.

ollu

'77, a

He joined the Navy

tion in Norfolk, Va.

Area School
t

(717) 389-4420.

section ol the

Richard B. Cooper

velopment of curricula for use

Inft

campus

will be

lulled Slates

I

(

'83,

'79.

the

staff."

U.S. Navy, has been assigned to the Naval Sta-

Present at this past year's luncheon were

Sharon Nichols Chamherltn

assist-

in the overall

their

Diane Dunztr Gill '78,
'80. Susan Rtdlint '68, Mildrtd Kline Brass '78
Please send address clianges and other news
Sharon Gttttl Olfj, ViS Parish Place. Hummelstown. PA 17036.

European countries iponsored by
the University with focuses on the

(

mel on November 5 for

sisters

Watch your mail for details Tht annual luncheon

Union

1995, at tht Hottl Hershey

Hi,

It mil

Deborah

Uremia Mytrs Montck

'78.

ol

experieiu es ol n

m the Kthr

993,

1

BrWIO Adam/89, Sharon Cettel

in

PlOFOnt 0, Pompoii and Naples
The n ip is one in a series ol tours

tO

April 2 9,

v,

held on Novtmbtr

Petei

'

uid opl

Baiilii B|

Da

day

hall

Lambda Alpha Mu

Nintlttn

The ((roup discussed plans for fulurt gatherings and
received an updated directory of the sisters. Susan Redline '68 shared memorabilia and traditions of the sororily and college at the time she attended school The group will meet on Alumni

coiilirient.il

.i

Mil

annual luncheon al iht Holt I Htrshty.

lass

uu hiding stops

Koine,

ol
1

be

will

t

be

will

management and administration of

$1,175 per

person hased on douhle occupancy,

and

I

campus

ing the dean of the branch

lulled Slates

trip

ili<

to

efforts.

the position of associate

Unification Oi Italy and Italian

immigialion to

teambuilding

"Effective

.Vi

as|>e< Is ol

Italian Insloiy.

their

at a

course in Ithaca.

with organizations desiring

.

Bloomsburg,

modern

ROPES

Project Adventure

professor etOl ttitllt oi hi«tory ai

TQM Systems.

served as a lead facilitator

my own

two semesters.

I

op-

organizational consulting busi-

Cynthia Rheinheimer '77 has been appointed
instructor of physics at the

Penn Stale WilkesBarre campus.
She has taught in the
Tunkhannock and Pocono Mountain School Dis-

Page 24

January 1995

Fall sports

boast .698
record
tncts and has been an adjunct faculty

degree

physics

in

member at
Combining for a 52-22-5 record, a
winning percentage ol 698. the

She received a master's

State since 1991.

Perm

Wilkes University.

at

Bloomsburg Univoisitj

Richard D. Rogers 77 has joined the
Newtown office of Paine Webber as vice presi-

who

earned an

MBA

degree

Bloomsbtitg's toolhall squad, uiulei

investment brokerage business since

in the

1985.

He and
ter,

They

live in

Newtown

lle.ul

earned a

with West

tie

Damn

o.u h

second seal

(

ence (PS

Grant.

AO

master's degree

B.U.

of education degree

at

4

77,

who

in 1978.

Penn

received

all

a

State in 1994.

iccord

achieve

earned a doctor

PS AC

the

|

win eight

rallied to

l

asl> to

winning season since

lust

Bloomsburg

Altei a 0-2 stmt,

19H8.

The

of her dissertation was "The Effects of a
Clinical Supervision Model on the Training of

V m

(

its

title

ovei

\

I

at

outer

(

lastcin Division

Hie Huskies unshed with an 8

Loline Judge Saras

Hale,

hester foi the

C

Pennsylvania Stale Athletic

his wife, Tina, are parents of a daugh-

Nicole.

in 1994,

Football

at Phila-

delphia College of Textiles and Sciences, has

been

sea

tail

management program

dent-accounts, portfolio
Richard,

son

squads

Athletic

enioyed yelanolhci successful

4

ol

Us

last

nine con

title

streak to finish the season

Student Speech- Language Clinicians."
Dr. Saras

was

The Huskies' delense, led by senmi

recently promoted to associate

Out

American free safety
Henu ic. keyed ihi turnaround

All

professor in the Division of Speech-Language
Pathology in the Department of Special Educa-

Kutztown University.
She and her husband. Louis '75,

game winning

including a live

tests,

lowing

tion at

17 points per

|iist

Bloomshurg's delensive

live in

PS AC

Hazleton.

bj

nl

game

unit led the

turnover ratio at +17 and in

in

with

interceptions

2

Senioi

1

1978

cornerhack Hob James tied with
sophomore coincihack Steve lostci

Representative:

lot the

James

L

interceptions

in

with live

7 Wincanton Drive
Fairport,

individual lead

Sophoinoie linebackei
Prank Bahula led the team in tackles

Byrnes

NY 14450

with

(716) 425-1015

and sophoinoie delensive end

/<>,

Jeremy

(

irun pai cd the squad with 7.5

sai ks

lumoi Mike Johnson became the

Class Volunteers:

George Bierman, Ann Molchan Fogarty, James
Bob
E. Holland. Sharon Gettel Olff. P. J. Taylor,
Twaddell. Gail Manners Yaroch

Bloomsburg running hack since

lirst

boasting a

class

members

alumni or university events during 1994: Brent

Bankus. Cindy Shemanski Blank, Ken Blank.
Carol Scheetz Bonsall, Tim Brazil, Dons Burro

Mike Grasso, Jim Holland, Jim

Hollister,

Ann

Bob Lynn, John
Mondschein. Kathenne Anderson Mulhem, Judy
Nordstrom. Sharon Gettel Olff, Kelly Roe RecStrous Hunter, Jerry Livingston,

tor.

Karen Rogosky,

Tom

Ruhl, Bruce Russell.

Eileen Chissler Sabatino, Walt Savitts. Ray
Sheelen, Gary L. Snyder. Ruth Toole. Bob

Glen

15TH YEAR REUNION — The following members
official registrations

ing at the middle school.

He

also teaches five

—

i.ireei

a

set

record with 2.128

yards receiving

McCabe were named

He and

his wife. Diane,

are parents of three children: Lindsay.

Lon and

children and families
in

live in Tallahassee.

Numerous

activities are

place to encourage collaboration with the

home

and school.
a "Principal

The
of the Year" award on October 7. 1994.
award is sponsored by the Gift of Time program
of the American Family

Institute

of Valley Forge

First Lady Barbara Bush.
It is endorsed by former
Governor Robert P Casey. PSEA. and Pizza Hut

Corporation.

in

assis-

Bloomsburg

and

passes

touchdown

Keepsake calendars to every family in the elementary school. Sharon work* closely with two
PTO groups to provide special programs for the

public accountant.

Robert Grantier '78 has been named

McNarncc's 16

luirdley caught eight ol

Richard L. Marella '78 is employed by the
Survey,
U.S. Department of Interior, Geological

B.U. in 1991. also

Sharon Gettel OlfT '78 received

computer industry with special expertise
He is a certified
in accounting system solutions.

Buck

Junior wide receiver

season.

Syheed Brooks, sophomore punter Inn
McCallery. and junior center Kevin

at

a master's degree at Bloomsburg.

in the

completion percentage during (he 1994

age quality lime with the family In the past two
years, she has provided the Precious Memories

ogy-

A. Diefenderfer '78, along with two
partners, has formed LYNX Computer Technoloserves as
gies Inc in Wyomissing. Mark, who
experience
president, has more than 15 years of

led the conference in

serves as athletic director.

Bryan. They

Mark

McNamee

passing efficiency and established a
new Bloomsburg record with his V) '»

Alter the season, several Huskies

in Tallahassee. Florida.

He earned

a

garnered individual conference hon

one on 20th Century history,
two on debate and two more on science/technolgifted courses

lie also set

pervising 725 students and SO staff members
She was recognized for her efforts to encour-

High School. Robert, who

earned a master's degree
'78 has been a teacher in the
Lewisburg Area School District for about 16
readyears. He teaches sixth grade science and

Mark Berg

u>"<«
of the Class of 1979 were present •»<
Robert Breidlnget Robin Messina Breldingei Maria

coming based on
Tina Wassell DAngelo. ( harlei
Ward Cannon. Mary Ann Bmgaman Coppola. Cathy Stanton Cuff.
John Fenton. Sue Lilly. Mark l.u, in.
DiDonato Cindy Hahm DiDonato. Priscilla Elliott-Phillips.
Nemeth. John Nrmeth. Becky Reitz. Marybeth
Jody Millard. Melame Gill Moore. Carol Brita
Veneskt Wilson and Ann Wissler
Soda. Barbara Yob Wagner. Corey Waters. Patricia

tant principal of Troy

Twaddell.

1.007 yards during

Bloomsburg single game record with
lour rushing touchdowns against
Cheyney Sophoinoie qiiaiterback

registered at

Calvario, Albert Cavallucci. Jerry Davis, John
Dragic, Janet Gorg Fransham, Chuck Ginter.

over 1.000 yards,

1994 season

the

The following

for

total of

1985 to rush

Sharon has served as an elementary principal
for the
the Pine Grove Area School District

past five years.

Her

responsibilities include su-

After graduating from Bloomsburg. Sharon
taught in the Northern Lebanon School District
's degree
for 1 1 years. She completed her master
at Millcrsvillc

tification at

University and her principal's cer-

Hemcle. (irun. junior fullback

itrs

l-.astern

Division

first

PSAC

to the

team

all-confer-

Babula. hardlcy. James,

ence squad.

senior offensive tackle Kevin
nior defensive tackle

l

ee.

se-

Ross Landers,

and junior placekicker Bill Beall were
named to the second team Hale was
named the PSAC Eastern Division

"Coach of

the Year" after the Huskies

improved on

last

year's 5-6 mark.

Temple University

Sharon is serving as co-president of the
Hershey Band Boosters, member of the Hcrshey
American Association of University Women.
coorCapital Area Chapter of B.U. alumni, and
dinator of Lambda Alpha Mu alumni.

Field
The
the

Hockey
field

NCAA
i(

hockey team advanced
Division

II

to

finals before

nniinuedon Page 26)

Page 25

Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania

Sports
(Continued from Page 25)

Lock Haven by a score of 2Head Coach Jan Hulchinson's club

losing to
I

finished wiih a record of 16-3-2 and

was

by senior All-Amcrican

led

who ranked

Shelley Miller,

squad

in

on the

tbird

goals with 10 and led the team

with

in assists

For her career, she

10.

finished with a total of 34 goals and

broke the Bloomsburg career mark for
assists with 32. Junior Kelly F'ahy led

the

team

Chris

wiUj 15, and senior

in goals

was second with

ink

l

14 along

with live assists to pace an oflcnsc thai

outscored

opponents 75- 10 during

its

the season.

The Bloomsburg defensive
was also outstanding,

effort

|>osim>' 14 slmi

outs in 2 1 games. Senior goalie Rachel
I

I

mill.

ii

led

I

llir

aO 4X

delense, posting

goals against average.

Several Bloomsburg players

re

ceived post season accolades as Miller
.mil |unior

Chris Basalyga were

named

team All-Amencans whilt

first

ml

I

and Trinidad were second team selec-

was also

Miller

tions

a first

'63. and Kathleen Wert '94. A special guest was Dr. James H. McCormick, chancellor of the State System of Higher
group a tour of the new State System administration building at the Dixon University Center. Also representing B.U. was
Tony luniero, interim vice president for advancement.

Smith

team

se-

on the all-conference (PSAC)

lection

ItARRISBURG RECEPTION — Alumni and parents attended a reception in Harrisburg on September 21 to meet President Jessica Kozloff. Those
mattvndaiu c m< luded Marion Siegel Bashore '67. Sam Bashore '67. Nancy Fruefian Bohr '72, Michelle Dugan, Joe Geiger '74, Richard E. Grimes
t9, Paula Headen '90, Elaine Hock, Jend Hock 63. Gail Weidman Jones '80, William Kautz '57. Donna Kinder '80, Michael Kwasnoski '95, Lesiba
Mabokela '96, Dawn Shulten Moffett '68. Dr. Thomas Moffett. Sharon Gettel Olff '78, Joseph Oravitz '63. Mrs. Joseph Oravitz, Nichole Woodson

Bquad, and Fink, sophomore Michelle

Nelson Swart s

'90,

Education,

who gave

the

Martin, and junior Shirley F'owcll were
all

second team selections.

Sharon resides

Hummelstown with

in

band. Richard, and son, Richard

her hus-

Women's Soccer
The women's soccer team, under
Head Coai
!hu< k
audermllt h fin
i>

<

I

ison ranked seventh

ished Hi

Division

in

record
I

two

won

early season lies, the

games

C0nse< Utive

2

I

highlight die season

Pecoraro

I

inn for 16 years.

to

Senior Denise

Robert

Twaddell '78

S.

teat her in the

is in

his 17th year of

rune as a second grade

List

Amy

McCluskey Sadvary,

Marybeth Soda, Chuck Stathopoulos, Colleen
McDaniels Stoffa, Rolland M. Taylor, Barbara

Yob Wagner,
Wellons,

teaching, with the

Reitz,

Pat Washeleski,

Stephanie Snyder Weikel,

with a 14-2-2 overall

II

Alter

luskiefl

Jack S» baler '78 has been named assistant
manager of the Victaulic'S warehouse. He has
been with the

Bnta Nemeth, John Nemeth, James Pino, Dan

Qumn, Becky

Jr.

Corey Waters.

Mane

Jarzenbovicz

Charles Wilson, Patti Veneski Wilson,

Ann

Wissler

Ridley School District. In his spare

Macy's in the Springfield Mall, and he also is a
Weight Watchers leader. He would like to hear

seven, and Lanna, seven months.

to her careei

from Concert Choir members from the 1974-

been working for the Slate Department of Pub-

total Of 28. also a

Bloomsburg record
Rebecca Creedon
season record

set

goals with 15. break-

in

mark of

I

!

1978 period.

lic

1979

sophomore Betlina Buob each netted

Selmsgrove, PA 17870

seven to key an offense

(717) 743-5577

I

<

Bgainsl average.
the

Amy
i

Linn led a solid

saves and a

.7

Five Huskies

all-conference

squad,

goals

first

Rohm Messina

Breidinger.

with

Mary Ann Zeveny

Beam made the
second team aftei helping the
Bloomsburg defense record nine shut-

outs

dunng

Lilly.

William

C

Kim Delp Brou

Patt.

Head Coach John O'Leary's men's
soccer team continued to improve during a rebuilding year, finishing with a

7-11-1 overall record.
1

in the

The Huskies
PSAC, including

a 1-0 upset of West Chester

midway

through the season. Freshman Stewart
Hill scored eight goals in his first six

(Continued on Page 27)

Montgomery County. She

FL 33703

Class Volunteers:

Carol Johnson, Gail Jones,

Donna Kinder, Mark
Jr.

class

members

registered at

Ann Bntt

Bailets,

Debra Barnett-Heist, Michael Bearish.

Stamm

Tom

Stanton Cuff.

D'Angelo. Charles DiDonato,
DiDonato, Joseph Dux, Pnscilla
Elliott-Philllips, John Fenton, Laurie Johnson
Fina Wassell

Hahm

Gaylord. Kirk Golden, Maryellen Fillman
Golden, JoFJlen Hippenstiel. Bob Johnson, Chen
Bohler Kroboth. Sue Lilly, Barbara Jablonski
Lipo. Brian Loudy,

& Co.

They

reside in

Lynne Murray Loudy, Mark

Pam McDmoyle, Jody Millard, Bob Miller,

Melanie Gill Moore. Larry Mussoline. Carol

class

members

registered at

alumni or university events during 1994: Thomas Andregic, Brian Auchey, Carolyn Nork

Tom Canfield, Deborah
Chestnut. Glenn Chestnut, Gail
Zimmerman Cobb, Barbara Crawford, Sandra
Boone, Todd Brown,

Farrell

Barrall Davis, Kristin

Nancy Mastrucci

'79 of Old Forge has been

appointed vice president and loan review officer
at First National Bank of Jermyn.
She has

worked in the banking industry for 15 years.
Nancy and her husband, Vincent, live in Old
Forge.

Clapper Dux, David Good,
Debra Cardene Guenno, Robert Hafher, Carol
Lewis Johnson, Gail Weidman Jones, Donna
Kinder, Cindy Leitzel, Teresa Duffy Mazich, Bob
McMullin. Elaine Felker Miller, Robert Pletchan.
Roxanna Hunsinger Pletchan, James Puderbach.
Susan Kingeter Puderbach, Mark Raynes, Bob

Snyder, Denise LaPenna Snyder, Kathy

Branch, Robert Breidinger,

Ann Bingaman Coppola. Cathy

Lucia,

Abraham. Borda

Pen Argyl.

alumni or university events during 1994:
Geraldine Scully Andregic.

Cindy

lives in Pottstown.

n.

Corey M. Waters.

Robin Messina Breidinger, Tom Calvario. Mana
Ward Cannon, Marianne Donovan Carey, Mary

Men's Soccer

finished 4-3-

The following

Boran, Janet

the 1994 season.

Petersburg.

(813) 527-5772

Raynes. William C. Williams

tant with

Class Volunteers:

made

honors Junior Lesley

in

DeFrancisco were married on September 10 in
Bethlehem. David is a certified public accoun-

Susan J

team

St.

The following

CreedOD, Pecoraro. Linn, and soph.'

more Lisa Warno earning

Larrissa,

Priscilla has

David M. LaValva '79 and Kim Ann

Hs opponents, 61-12.

nil

two daughters,

Vincent LaRuffa
418 Date Palm Court N.E.

Welfare for 12 years as an income mainte-

The family

5 Stonebridgc Drive

Junior goalie

1980

Representative:

Corey M. Waters

dcK-nse w

79 and her husband,

years.

while senior Holly Panichelli and
outscored

4

has also been a licensed insurance agent for three

second on the team with eight goals,

that

Larry, are the parents of

nance caseworker

set

Freshman Kelly Conn was

Priscilla Elliott-PhiUips

at

an all-lime single

ing Pecoraro's previous
in 1992.

reshman

F

personnel department

in the

her family reside in York.

Representative:

time, he

works

Matthew, age five.
Barb teaches sixth grade in the Hempfield
School District in Lancaster County. She and
brother,

Wayne Whitaker, Ann Shaloka Wilson,

Huskies
record in career goals with Jl. She
led the team in assists with 12. adding
set the all-time

Michael, are parents of a second son, Christopher Michael, born on April 28. He joins a

Cynthia Dongoski Plelan '79 is teaching seventh grade language arts in the Northern Virginia
area. She and her husband, Tom, are
parents of

two children:

Bridget, five, and Matthew, 19

James E. Adamowiez '80 and Conine L
Kucirka were married on October 22 in
Macungie.

months.

Ann

Snyder, Daniel E. Winner.

gree

at St.

James,

who

earned a master's de-

Joseph's University,

is

director of the

Linda Anne Redding '79 and Scott S. Reeves
were married on June 4 in Jamul, California.

Luther Crest Retirement Community.

Linda

Tom "Karat" Canfield '80 of Ashland, owner
and operator of Canfield Ford, the largest FORD
dealer between Locustdale and Big Mine Run,

is

College.

a

counselor

They

at

reside in

San Diego Community
San Diego.

Barbara Yob Wagner '79 and her husband.

was recently elected first vice president of the
Coalition of Northern Schuylkill Business

Page 26

January 1995

Sports

Classnotes

(Continued from Page 25)
finished with a team lead

games ami
ing
People.

County

Tom also is treasurer of the Schuylkill
New Car Dealers Association.

manding

officer.

tachment 27.

Combat Service Support De-

Camp

Lejeune.

N

1

Midd-Wcst School

the

C.

She taught

died on October 14 at ugc 53.

Martmo w as second on

in

Mark

Diffenderfer '80 and Lana Magargle

Mark

is

employed by R.

E.

Wnght

Beverly

Antoinette Farano '80 and John

J.

Terrana

were married on June 10. Antoinette, who earned
a master's degree in clinical psychology at
Marywood College, is a psychologist at the White
Center.

'80 (M) and Marvin
Israel were married on September 30 in
Catonsville, Md. Patricia is a reading specialist
for the Baltimore County School System. They
live in Boiling Springs and Reisterstown, Md.
Patricia Norris

Ann Umbenhauer Leiby '80 is direcof professional services with HRS Medical.

Pottsville,

and

is

a volunteer trainer with the

American Cancer Society.
A former instructor at Pottsville Hospital
School of Nursing, she has been a member of
the HRS medical staff for more than eight years.
She earned a master's degTee
administration

at St.

in health care

Joseph's University.

1

994 edition of Who 's

Teachers. Neal,

at

School

in the

Muncy School

Neal and his family

live in

The following class members registered at
alumni or university events during 1994. Marci

Allison D. Watts '80 has been promoted to

been named a statutory auditor for the board of
directors of Oki Unisys Kasisha in Tokyo.
Allison has worked for Unisys Corp. for the
past

1 1

years and has been based in Japan for

almost two years.

Cummings. Brad Dixon, Joseph Domkus. Josetle
Donatelli. Storm G. Feigles, Jim Flanagan, Rob-

Walter Thomas Zabicki

major

Best

Com

I

[e

nuiu

9

An.ilvM

la]

women's tennis team, iindei
Head Coach Marty Coyne,
a sueeesslul record with a

completed

also holds the profes
I

he

i

overall record and a third place

\

Inush.ii

children

Sharon L. Mutchler 'HI and Paul A leyloi
were married on Octobci in Balls Mills Sh.uon
.hi
is employed by Wilkes Barre Speet h unci

Aftei

tW0 early season

1994

Ed Kelly, Tom Kiesling.
Gregory Kovahck. Andy Krueger. Diane Lan-

guage Clinic

eight oi theii

•>

earned a master's degree

gley, Jean Lewis, Sheri Lippowitsch. Carol

live

m

s i»

speech pathologist
at

B U

in

so

1982

winning

bj

the yeai

dual matt

hi

Whitnej
Ammerman and Freshman Mel inii

I

as

hisses, the

last nini

team

iii.

I

Janet Sauter Karsok,

Championships. the

I\SA<

ih.

team's besl finish Blnce 1990

squad finished

Gennaria. Karen Kelley Goede. Jan Herrold
Gough. J T. Harmon III. Gail Hurst Howerton.

l*W4 seasons

first-year

ert

Adinolfi,

[he)

lighted

Kingston

during the season, high

'
1

thi

1

•

|unioi

ol

m

onfi n

Bloomsburg w

Hermes Lyman, Jim Lyman. Dorothy Masom.

Ith b

toumameni

i

* It

toi

j

foi

In the flighi

two doubles hampionship brat kei
Admolfi went 12-4 us the Huskies
i

John Maturani Jr.. Stephen Mitchell, Paula Mix,
Scott Mix. Lee Mueller. Rob Novelli. Duane
Renko. Fred Schlegel, Jessica Spangler Shand,
Linda E

Wnght.

Steven R. Peters '81 (M),amajOt IntheU S
lor duty with the

Marine Corps, has reported
Transporlalion.il

Command

Base

He earned

at

in Illinois

at

Si oil

An

0 bacheloi

State in 197') and )oined the

Penn

•

l

on

dl

e

Corps

Patricia Ruhle

DuBose

'81 lives in

is

TNT

dis.ihih
service for people with developmental
ties for

were married

in

'81 and

November.

master's degree in nursing

Pennsylvania,

is

Red

Star Express

Mark F Boraske

Lisa,
at the

who earned

an oncology nurse manager

at

Memorial Hospital.

who

November

earned an

versity. is a

Jean L. Kuhns

U.S. Marine Corps, has been assigned as com-

'81

(M) of Middleburg R R

i

through
the

t«>

conference

I

is

live at

in

Ini

dual mati

Hugheaville R R

2.

ties

Healhei Wilht lm,

and advant ed

nlm.il

onleieni

i

two

onlj senioi on the squad, went

ih,-

.

/

6

i" the

in llighl livi

Men's Cross Country

""• M
!hampi
1 teams in the
OnshipS and sixth out of 27 squads in

is

They

fin

ished a solid season by placing sixth
.mi oi

Sally,

also a graduate of Rutgers University,

Geisingei Medical Centei

Huskies' mini

The men's cross country team

Bower were

Unityville

conference semifinals,

iocl/, the

Jef-

MBA degree at Wilkes
for PG&W

on Septembei 10

<

finals in flighi

gas supply engineer

a therapist at

in the

25. 1994 wedding.

Sally J. Williams '81 and Paul

mamed
who

playt

her two player, went to the conleience

a

University of

i

Junior Irish Sweeney.

to the

Ashley

anil

in

planning a

M. Hanuscik

an account managei with

He and ins wife are iht
parents of two children, and they live in
Catonsville, Md.

frey,

Lisa

is

Jeffrey stapert '81 and Charlene Adamek are

10 years.

ingli

i

tournament.

vanced

johnScaviiia '81

Robin Gruber '81 is program coordinator and
Montgomery County Association
for Retarded Citizens. She has worked in social

thn

i

the yeai and also ad> ant ed

..in

Bloomsburg's iiumher one seed, ad

Colum-

SC.

numb

flighi three finals In the

I

1981

Paoli
'80, a

A M

He ami his wife, Diane have two
They live in the l.ansdale area

Tim Blanchard. Mane

Alderfer,

conference

.ill

altei solid

Women's Tennis

He has

K.>\.d Insurance

sional designation. Chartered

teacher for the

director of financial planning and analysis at
Unisys Japan Ltd. in Tokyo, Japan. She has also

second team

VT&l Information Systems
He received an MBA from Fairlcigh

Mays

PSAC

selected to the

panj and

Dickinson Universiu

bia.

Montgomery.

foi

alto been a financial analyst for

Lippowitsch. Elizabeth

B.U.,

District.

'Hi has been elected assis
and senior fixed income port

Before |oimng Harleysville. he was

Company

Gross. Diane Langlex. Sheri A.

Basham

83 goals against

I

and |unioi Ron Brown were

Hill

Gary Morris

folio managei (cu Harleysville Mutual Insui inc*

Class Volunteers-

a sixth grade science teacher at Myers Elemen-

tary

four shutouts and a

portfolio managei

a master's de-

gree and reading specialist certification
is

in

Who Among America s

who also earned

brothers.

J.

Jamie Freezer Waters, David Williams,

Neal P. Sheptock '80 has been recognized
the

anchored the defense, finishing with

tant vice president

Henke

Alice
tor

Howard Carter

C

Haney

Susan, a son. Michael, a granddaughtei and two

average.

6916 East 71st Place
Tulsa, OK 74133
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John

in assists

Junioi goalie Matt

with live

Representative:

Associates Inc. in Middletown.

Haven

1981

the squad with

and led the team

live coals

District for 2s> years.

Surviving arc her husband, Paul, a daughter.

are engaged.

Sophomore Mike

goals

12

1

1

NCAA

the

Division

II

1-aslcrn Re-

The top per

gional Championships.

Mead Coach l.anny
Conner's team was senior Chris
Konyar. who pa< ed die hiskies in both
lormei

lor

I

cvcnls. finishing filth in the conference
i

hanipionships and ninth

the ie

in

esjsi

Chris

Ireshnian

gional event

Moscatcllo finished 12th

in

ference event and 20th out of
ncrs in the regional meet

the con1

8

1

run

Other sea

son highlights for the team included a
first-place finish in the

Susquehanna

Invitational anil a fifth place linish at

the Lafayette Invitational.

Women's Cross Country
The women's

cross country squad,

also coached by

Lanny Conner, com-

pleted a competitive season by placing fifth out of

1

3 teams in the

Championships and
learns in the

cm

NCAA

I

Division

II

Regional Championships

Tina

Wikoski

PSAC

Ith out of

26

BaSl

Senior

was the leading

Bloomsburg runner throughout

the

(Continued on Page 38)
Shaklee.

Nancy Stalma 70 and Linda Wilson

Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania

66.

Page 27

Bloomsburg alumni find
success in political arena
1
The
football

Lieutenant Governor

Huskies'

squad

receive a bowl

Mark Schweiker
game

remarks

at the

Associations held
sity last June,

despite sharing a

forecast

over the

candidate Schweiker

a conservative bent, of course.
title.

education
university fared well

ai a

how

But

System

Stale

other

November

Many

of his remarks focused on

how

he values his

own

competitions. This

is

came

to learn

.

was unprepared

for the

with an

that college

gave him the

.

how

.

.

how

university.

did Schweiker go from undergraduate to lieutenant

far

you go

is

.

.

determined by your drive and determination

and not by the circumstances
In recognition

A lifetime resident of Bucks County - his parents still live
Langhorne - Schweiker began his trek from Bishop Egan

in

I

would have been beyond his reach.
lucky I was to live in a state that
ensured a college education was available to those of even
Tom Ridge and I will work to see that
modest means.
where how well you live and
Pennsylvania remains a state
"I

governor of the Commonwealth?
in

,

those accomplishments

highci education in Pennsylvania and

But the

.

tools necessary to achieve his aspirations, that without education

Univcr-|j

sweeping changes in Harrisburg
coming months - changes with

divisional confer-

.

said. "I learned that

found and problems solved." He says

Alumni

Bloomsburg

at

.

feature writer

education and with the guidance of skilled and dedicated
mentors - many of them at Bloomsburg - answers could be

conference of

the Pennsylvania Council of

invitation this year

ence

"When I came to Bloomsburg
great adventure we called life," he

didn't

In his

MARCO,

By JODE

in

which you were born."

of his accomplishments and potential, the

Bloomsburg University Alumni Association designated him a
"Young Alumnus of the Year" in 1990.

High School, where he played football and basketball. At
a

about

story, not

Bloomsburg he played basketball

A
athletics, but

about
later (in 1983),

replacement surgery
Alumni Mark

Schweiker 75, Tim

Holden

"80

and

in

lie

Schweiker used

his

to get a

his father's career choice, and,

degree

in

in

1975, the

young

education - with a minor in

marketing job with

W.

&

H. Sadlier

Mundy 70

I

ater,

he

During

won

that sent

them

to

Harrisburg and

as a securities broker for Merrill

(his period.

Lynch.

he defeated Potts vi lie attorney

Schweiker also attended Rider College

enjoy

more

than fond memories

of their

days

at

the

hill.

a

six-year term,
lie

was re-elected

in

The

It

1985, and

sought a greater challenge, the

highei office, specifically lieutenant governor.

has maintained that government -

he "more service minded,"

The
to the

.

.

.

that

"governing

is

- should

more about

"

education he received

berland County,

all

of

Berks and Schuylkill counties,

and a segment of Montgomery County.

Because much of

his

district

has suffered from a

loss of

its

—

large

manufacturing base

employers

—

the

availability of quality jobs
a central

campaign

issue,

and one that most likely will
continue to haunt public
officials across the nation.

at

much

of his success in

life

Bloomsburg. He emphasizes

he and the new government are committed to securing
opportunities for higher education for future generations of

Pennsylvamans

post.

Sixth District

comprises half of Northum-

was

at all levels

,

lieutenant governor credits

that

service.

1983.

across the state, Schweiker began to think about running for

They share a strong

education and

in

Bucks County commissioner.
During his se\ en \ car tenure as commissioner, Schweiker
stressed fiscal responsibility and the need for economic development When his work began to attract attention from colleagues

service than process

interest in public

administration

John E. Jones for the

.•like oJ

He
college on the

in

in graduate school that Schweiker first dabbled in politics.
worked on Elaine Zettick's successful bid for Middletown
ow nship supervisor Two years later, he ran for the same office

served two more years before

These elected
officials

degree

night, earning a master's

and won He served
Washington

in his

votes last November. In 1992

worked

le
I

back

Levering by almost 22,000

was
I

is

challenger Frederick C.

Co., a

political battles
ai

Democrat Tim Holden of Saint Clair

Congressional seat for a second term after defeating Republican

publishing firm
Phyllis

Tim Holden

March 1992.

graduated from Bloomsburg

business

U. S. Representative

Schweiker's undergoing hip

in

Schweiker was influenced by

when

Years

doctors would diagnose a rare degenerative hip

condition that ultimately resulted

politics.

his first year.

variety of physical ailments limited his athletic activity.

Holden also had to address voters'
concerns about adequate health care, environmental protection,
and the nation's

stalled

economic recovery.
The campaign trail
stomper.

He

economy and plans
is

for

its

familiar territory for this veteran

cut his teeth on local politics. His father, Joseph

1

Schweiker, Holden,
share legacy of

Mundy - despite

commitment

to public education, service

"Sox" Holden, a former major league pitcher, won unprecedented support as a Democratic county commissioner in a
largely Republican county. The elder Holden held his position
for

20 years.
Following

in his father's footsteps

was

*

a logical progression

An

all-star linebacker for the Saint Clair

Area High School

sociology with a concentration

in

criminal justice

in

New

1980.

Tim Holden jumped
the first

into the political arena.

Democratic sheriff

in

development

He was in the third year of his second
term as sheriff when he challenged for the Sixth District seat in the
Congress. His election victory gave Schuylkill County its first

fre-

These elected officials enjoy more
than fond memories of their days
at the college

political

"Serve the
to

be

on the

hill.

aimed

public education

was business manage!

Women

agree with the Congressman's stand on several
supports a $20 billion public works program

Yet he favors some things Republican, namely, a capital gains

and opposition

to abortion

or threat to the mother's

Last

When

except

in

cases of incest, rape

for

gun control

legislation.

queried about his vote during the campaign, he said, "I've

always had an independent record."
his wife

can generally be found

in the

foi

company.
;i

volunteer

'enter, the

lor the

Junior
I

lei

Voters helped fuel her inleiesl
duct

<>l

I.

)omeslie

long Standing

Wilkcs-Barrc Area

served on the board

I

eague, and the

I

I

eague

<>l

in politics

us, then as the

make

Alter graduating from Kingston High School, she earned

degree

their

secondary education

in

at

Advisory Hoard and Wilkes University's
In addition to

in his district

in

Washington, but he

on weekends

ACT

agement Council of Greater Wilkcs-Barrc and
Pittston

Chamber

of

Committee

ol the

11)1

Commerce,

a

Advisory

serving on the hoards of Hie Labor

Business/Education Partnership,

home

a

Bloomsburg II
ntinued
interest in education, evidenced also by hei House committee
assignment and by her numerous community activities She is
member of the Wyoming Valley West School/Community
Board.

life.

summer, Holden voted

Holden and

(

L990

organi/ation's president lor two terms.

health care proposals also mirror national Democratic policies.

tax cut

u e

Prior to hei

tounty

Volunteers for Literacy Program.

and service.

1

election to the House, she

membership

rebuilding roads, bridges, and sewer systems. His

at

the

(

Mundy

He

should

municipalities in Luzerne

Violence Sen

His constituents
to

a lop priority that

She has served as

They share a

strong interest in

self-

priority issues.

is

a local manufacturing

serving.

would seem

"economic

Anativeol Kingston, Mundj represents

people. You're not

there

thai

will be a very important issue in llus

Pennsylvania's economy

echoes that of his

credo:

in the

120th Legislative District, which encompasses

proach to public of-

father's

for hei victor)

be addressed expeditiously.

Con-

quently notes his ap-

fice

and

session." Like Holden, she believes thai

gressman in 32 years.

Holden

foi hei third

election

Looking ahead, Mundy expects

75 years to be

elected in Schuylkill County.

Democratic

January

hei voting record

During the p;isi session, tiu- Democrat served as
Speaker Pro-Temporc of the House and ;is a mcmbei
of the Pennsylvania Commission lor Women.

Schuylkill County.
later,

in

Majority Policj committees

November

credentials in hand, he took a job as a probation officer for

became

returned to Harrisburg and the

extensive service on the House Education, Profes
sional Licensure, Federal-State Relations and

would have it differently. Early on he
was sidelined with tuberculosis. Circumstances eventually lead
him to transfer to Bloomsburg, where he earned a degree in

Five years

Mundy

Mundy

two-year term. She credits

of Richmond. But fate

1985, he

Phyllis

House of Representatives

football team, he earned a football scholarship to the University

In

State Representative

Phyllis

younger Holden.

for the

-

political differences

Man-

the (Jre.iier

as well as on the latter's

Mundy

is

on the Advisory

Domestic Violence Service

(

enter

Her many achievements have garnered her several honors,
including a Pathlinder Award from the Wyoming Valley

Women's Network and the John Hem/ riend of Nursing
Award from the Pennsylvania Nurses Association in 1993.
f

She has been selected as

a

1995 recipient of the Bloomsburg

University Alumni Association's Distinguished Service Award.
It

will be presented at the annual

awards dinner on Alumni

Day, April 29.

*

** *

*

* *

,

Who

Who's

Recipients of scholarships listed

names of

in

Over 250 scholarships totalling more than
$200,000 were presented during the annual

scholarships

Scholarship Reception in September.

The

now

is

The Bloomsburg University
Alumni Association and the
proud

that

many

names

special people. Following
oi people for

List

whom

ships have been

named

Adams, Editha

Ent.

is

name

of scholarship and amount:

Lisa A. Arndt, N-K-3/elementary education,

a

Exton,

Marco & Louise Milrani Scholar-

ship. $1,500;

scholai

Vanessa M. Ayres, biology, Kulpmont, Mt.

Carmel Scholarship, $300;
Wanda L. Bacher, speech correction.

The

late

Drums, Marco

Mrs. Adams, Class of 1924, was
an outstanding teacher of English
cntral

with their area of study, hometown,

listed

very

ol

Ianiero. interim vice president

Recipients of scholarships for 1994-1995,

ol

the scholarships presented to

students beai the

half million dollars, accord-

at a

advancement.

Bloomsburg University Foundation are very

scholarship package for students

Anthony

ing to
for

total

valued

Columbia High School

at

(

,,i

ilw time ol her retirement in

&

Louise Mitrani Scholarship,

$1,500;

(Seated from

left)

Maria Barnes, Path Carey

(standing) Lisa Belicka,

Amy

Perrine, Lisa Fry,

Monica

Zellner;

Serang, Allison Morrow, Kisha Wilkinson

Timothy Baer,

biology, Hughesville,

Marco & Louise Milrani, $1,500;
Alyssa Baird marketing, Chambersburg,

Marco & Louise Mitrani, $1,500;
Maria D. Barnes, secondary education/

1970, She also served on the
Alumni Association Board of

math, Elysburg, R. Bruce Albert Scholarship,

Directors for six years

$250;

Albert, R. Bruce. The

Anna M. Bauer, mass communications/

Mr.

late

Marco & Louise

editorial, Pottstown,

news

Albert, Class ol 1906, was a
former president of the Alumni

Milrani Scholarship, $ 1 ,500;

Danielle K.

Baughman. accounting,

Association.

Houtzdale, University Scholar, $950;

Andruss, Elizabeth. The late
Mrs Andruss was the widow of

Gap, Ken Gross Scholarship, $ 1 ,000;
Wade G. Becker, finance, Biglerville,

Debby Beaver,

hi

I

and sciences. Locust

Meyer & Mildred Eaton

larvey A. Andruss Sr

Levitt Scholarship,

$275;

president ol the University from

1939

arts

Jodi A. Beierschmitt, secondary education/
Mount Carmel,

to 1969.

speech/speech communications,

Andruss, Harvey A.
late Dr.

Marco & Louise Mitrani Scholarship, $1,500;

The

Sr.

Lisa Belicka, speech communications,
Honors Scholarship, $500; Oscar &

Andruss was president of

the University from 1939

Annville,

t«>

Sarah Bakeless Scholarship, $400;

Dana

1969.

&

Marco

APSCUF.

(Seated from

Association of

left)

Christopher Orth, Aaron Westwood, Bradley Rozanski, Jason Butter;

Pennsylvania State College and

(standing) Dr. Robert Warren, Christian Vandergroef, Jason DiFabrizio, Garth Tho-

University Faculty.

mas, Scott Gardner, Edward Roark

Jill

R.

Billig, accounting.

New

Tripoli,

Louise Mitrani, $1,500;

Bohringer, secondary education/math,

Bayport, N.Y., Music Service Scholarship, $350;

Tiffany

J.

Book, biology, Leola, Marco

&

Louise Mitrani Scholarship, $ 1 ,500;

APSCURF.

Karen Boring, speech correction, Grrtanna,

Association of

Pennsylvania State College

Music Service Scholarship, $450;
Charles A. Borst IV, accounting. West

and

University Retired Faculty.

Lawn, Marco

&

Louise Milrani Scholarship,

$1,500;

Aumiller, Lee. The

Aumiller was a

late

member

Mr.

Gaynelle Boyd, secondary education/math.

of the

Philadelphia, Minority Scholarship, $1,000;

Jennifer Boyer, biology, Berwick, James

faculty.

R.

Auten, Joan. Miss Auten
retired

is

Hammaker Sr.

Scholarship, $500;

Renee D. Boyer. secondary education/En-

a

Allentown, Marco

glish.

member of the Health and

&

Louise Mitrani,

$1,500;

Physical Education Department,

history, Woodbury, N.J.,
Shuman Scholarship, $250;
Syheed Brooks, elementary education,
Philadelphia, Clyde S. Shuman Scholarship,
$250; Robert Redman Scholarship, $600;
Jaime R. Brown, pre-physical therapy.

Keith Brook,

Baby Bloomer. This
is

Clyde
scholai ship

presented by Bloomsburg

Hospital to a student

born

who was

in that facility.

Bacon, Gerald. The

late

first

students of Mr. Clayton

H. Hinkel, Class of 1940,
professor emeritus of business
education,

who

scholarship.

Page 30

Nescopeck, University Scholar, $950;
Christa L. Brownawell, elementary edu-

Mr.

Bacon, Class of 1951, was one of
the

provides the

S.

(Seated from
(standing)

left)

Jason Hari, Merrijocelyn Smith,

Mindy Myers, Cynthia

Kraje,

Matthew

Cynthia Gocek,

cation/hearing impaired, Boiling Spring, A. Ken-

Taylor,

Kimberly Sidonis;

Megan Horan, Jenny Crowley

neth

& Mary Betterly Maiers,

$500;

Kristin L. Brubaker, accounting. Ephrata,

A Louise Mitrani Scholarship, $1,500;
Krista Bmsco, elementary education, Hol-

Marco

land, Snuient

Leadership Scholarship, $350;

Tina Burns, elementary education.
Shamokin. Ann J. Jarrett Scholarship, $225;
January 1995

1

for 1994-1995 academic year
Sl

social studies. Sunbury,

Marco

Louise Mitram Scholarship, $ 1 ,500;
Jennifer Bush, biology. Hallstead. Biology/

scholarships

Allied Health Sciences Scholarship, $250;
Jason Butter, marketing. East Lansdowne.

Bakoless, Oscar and Sarah.

Gary Holland Scholarship, $200;
Kael Cable, nursing, Danville. Eloise

I

1879 and

Jody L. Cahoot. N-K-3/elementary education. Clarks Summit, University Scholar, $950;
Jennifer Caldwell, speech correction,
graduate

student

Barker, Ellen,

Luckangelo, Art Guerrteri

a

in

B U Foundation

ol the

ol

lois

)ire»

I

he late Mi

i

Bidleman, Class of 19 12.

Margaret Minner/Philadel-

provided

monetary bequest

a

used

in

which has been

the University

to create a

scholarship

in his

memory.

ship, $350;

Kim Cowperthwait,

Mi

V.

loimei business

Bldleman, Ercel.

$250;

Erika Corbo, secondary education/English,
Lake Ronkonoma, N.Y., Music Service Scholar-

N-K-3/elementary
Bittner, Dave.

C Jury Music Schol-

Sigma

arship, $500;

& Mary

in the

lass

(

of 1937. was killed serving his
country during World Wai

was

Diane E. Davis, N-K-3/elementary educa-

indui ted Into the

from left) Michael Gillespie, Debby Beaver, Beth Hanley, Virginia Magann,
(standing) Roseann Cuff, Jennifer Boyer, Ellen Goodman, Charles Toronto,
Julie Mumaw
(Seated,

mously

in

B

He

11

I

Fame posthu

Athletic Nail ol

Reading, University Scholar, $950;

ing impaired, Gettysburg, University Scholar,

was

Blass, an

outstanding athlete

Betterly

Natalie Davis, elementary education/hear-

q

1

brother,

Lamar. Mr

Blass,

Ken Gross Scholarship, $1,000;
Rona Lea Daily. N-K-3/eIementary education, Bloomsburg, A. Kenneth
Maiers Scholarship, $500;

Mi Hum,

Omega

lota

killed in an auto accident.

Jenny E. Crowley, mathematics, Towanda.
Cotton Franklin V-12 Scholarship, $200;
Roseann Cuff, political science, Elysburg,

tion.

is

and Community leader

Hoard

phia Scholarship, $200;

Mabel

Bcnelicld

membei

Adrienne Congo, N-K-3/elementary edu-

education. Berwyn,

in

Bloomsburg. as well as a loimei

Cory M. Clark, mathematics. Sehnsgrove.
Marco & Louise Mitram Scholarship, $1,500;
Brooke Clews, accounting. Pottsville.

cation, Philadelphia.

h

i

member

Benefleld, Richard

Mary Guemert, Cindy

Scholarship, $1,500;

Howard F. Fenstemaker Scholarship,

late

Department of Psychology

die

Lititz.

Music Service Scholarship, $350;
Andrea L. Christianson, pre-physical
therapy, Bloomsburg, Marco & Louise Mitram

he

i

Barker was a faculty

at

Shippensburg University, Wilkes-Barre. Robert
D Warren Scholarship, $1. 000;

Monica Charles, speech correction.

who served on
many years.

ISS-1.

the faculty

Blairstown. N.J.. University Scholar, $950;

Casey,

he late couple were both

Bloomsburg alumni. Classes of

Hippensteet Scholarship, $200;

Tim

names of

in

Philip A. Burrell, secondary education/

comprehensive

Who

Who's

1991

Bryden, James. The late Dr.
Bryden was a faculty membei

$950;

Elizabeth Devett, biology, Millmont.

Marco & Louise Mitrani Scholarship, $1,500;
Elisabeth Diamond, psychology, Reading,
Marco & Louise Mitram Scholarship, $1,500;

the

Department of Communx

tion

Jason DiEabrizio, elementary education,

dcis

>is<>i

1

Buckingham, Boyd

Berwyn, Leon Kozubal Scholarship, $150;

Bu.

1

Nicole Dolat. English, Coventry, Conn..

in
.1

ingham.

(

R Mi

'lass of

1

94 V

is

vice president emeritus fbi

Margaret Bittner Parke Scholarship, $300;
Marco & Louise Mitrani Scholarship, $ ,500;

administration and finam

I

i

le

1

is ais.i

Lorren M. Donmoyer, chemistry, Hegins.
Marco & Louise Mitrani Scholarship, $1,500;

a

membei

hiijiulatioii

B

ol the

Board

ol

I

1

>hci lois

Bruce EardJey, geography/environmental
planning, Altoona, Vernon Rochester Scholar-

Cronln, Sylvia

ship, $700;

Cronin was a member of the
Music Department faculty

Christopher Earle, chemistry. Troy. Marco

&

II.

The

late

Miss

Louise Mitram Scholarship, $ 1 .500;
Christine

Elliott, English,

Hatboro. Cecil

Davilla, Eunice.

Seronsy Scholarship, $300;

mother of

Jason R. Erb. mass communications,

was

Bethlehem, University Scholar, $950;

Guillaume; (standing) Judith Ryan, Judith Trexler,

Diane M. Ferraro, accounting, Benton,
Benton High School Scholarship, $1,500;
Michelle Fetterman, elementary educa-

Jones

Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania

Davilla,

of

Sigma

died in

lota

December

Kim Cowperthwait, Matthew
Jennifer Jerome, Wade Becker, Jerry

(Seated, from left) Nicole Fisher, Maryellen Makarei>ich,

General Clinical Careers Scholarship, $3,086;

Continued on Page 32)

Mrs

Robert Warren,

1968.

1

(

fnend

Omega who

Jennifer E. Erb, nursing, Shamokin, Baby

Bloomer Scholarship, $ .000;
Tracey Fedor, nursing, Freeland, Hazleton

a

Dr.

Decker, Al.

Sigma

Iota

Mr Decker was a
Omega brother who

died from complications of

leukemia.
(Continued on Page 32)

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Recipients of scholarships listed

Who

Who's

names of

in

tion/heanng impaired. Catawissa, Student Leadership Scholarship, $150;

scholarships

Linda M. Fisher, secondary education/general science/earth

and space science. Catawissa.

APSCVF Scholarship. $360,
DeRose, Francis Fay. The Lab
Mrs. DeRose was a member of

Nicole Fisher, special education, Erie.

Tammy Hrusovsky Scholarship, $100;
Shatara Fitzgerald,

the Class of 1976.

arts

and sciences.

Philadelphia. Minority Scholarship, $1,000;

Evans, Enola Snyder.

he

I

Nicole Foose. elementary education,
Nesquehoning. Alumni Legacy Scholarship,

late

Mrs. Evans was a member of the
Class of 1910. The scholarship

$500.

Eric C. Foulke. accounting. Orefield, Uni-

provided by her daughter-inlaw, Kathryn John Evans. Class

versity Scholar,

of 1936

University Scholar, $950;

is

Tracy L.

Howard a

Fenjtemaker,

David Michalesko, Harry Jenkins, Tara Hill

l-enstcmaker was a long-

late Dr.

The Alumni Quarterly, and
Alumni Associa-

Scholarship, $200;

president Ol the

ol

Crystal Frye. nursing, Williamsport,

also served as directOl

He
the Maroon .md Gold Hand,

and

Helene Robertson Scholarship, $700;
Theresa L. Gamier, secondary education/

scholarship goes to a

this

member of the

Marco

Music Service Scholarship, $350;
Lisa Susan Fry, office administration.
Williamsport. Joan M. Auten Intramural Sports

time faculty member, editor of

tion.

Fritz, nursing. Whitehall.

Louise Mitrani Scholarship, $1,500;
Brittany Frompovich, music. Ambler,

&

of the Class of 1912. the

member

$950;

Melissa Fowler, accounting. Towanda.

biology and chemistry, Barto, Biology/Allied
Health Sciences Scholarship, $250;

band,

Scott Gardner, geography/environmental

Franklin, "Cotton." This
scholarhip

members

ol

who were

provided by the

is

me Navy V-12

$350;
Patti L. Garey, accounting and Spanish,

unit

HarxeyA. Andruss Scholarship, $250;
Jeanine L. Geerlings, N-K-3/elementary

Danville,

assigned to

BlOOmsburg between July I.
I'M J, and September 30, 1944.

memory

of "Cotton"

Mary Wilson Scholarship,

planning. Malvern,

Marco & Louise Mitrani

education, Pineville,

in

Scholarship, $1, 500;

Franklin, a

Angela

chief petty officer with the unit.

M.

Gerolamo,

nursing.

Huntingdon Valley. Student Memorial Scholarship, $400;

Jerrold A. Dr. Grill is

<;riffls,

is

vice president emeritus for

Joseph W. Gibson rv. chemistry. Lansdale,
Marco & Louise Mitrani Scholarship, $1,500;

student

Chemistry Scholarship, $350;

life.

Jackie Giles. N-K-3/elementary education.

was

Hloomsburg

a siuileni at

from 1970

to

1974

Rona Lea Daily Newhart, Peggy Grabish, Patricia Kirn, Beth
Gustafson; (standing) Andrew Serang, Adrienne Congo, Timothy Baer, Anna Bauer,

Moscow, Honors Scholarship, $350;
Michael Gillespie, accounting, Newtown,

Jodi Bewrschmitt

Jerrold A. Griffis

(Seated,

Gross, Kenneth S. Mi (iioss

who com

from

left)

pleted requirements lor a degree
in

He has given

1990

$200,000

to the

Hon

oi the

Lock Haven, Marco

a total ol

foi die

Louise Mitrani Scholar-

Weatherly, Frances

$350;

Carver Hall.

in

&

Cynthia D. Gocek. speech correction.
Fay DeRose Scholarship.

reno>

Kenneth S (moss

Auditorium

Scholarship, $1,000;

ship, $1, 500;

University for

scholarships and

CGA

Shelly L. Glasmyer, business management,

Ellen

W. Goodman, secondary

education/

comprehensive social studies, Warminster. Erma

Guerrieri, Rita.

member

A popular

of the CI. ins ol

sorority sistei ol

l
l

scholarship

Spanish, Pottsville. A. Kenneth

Sigma Sigma

Sigma. Miss Gucrneri died
CBI accident in

M. Hefferan Scholarship, $500;
Peggy Grabish. elementary education/

>84 and

I9S6

in a

Brian Graboski, management information

The

systems, Catawissa. B.U. Family Scholarship,

was established by

$250;

her family and friends

Patricia Gray, secondary education/English, Liverpool.

Hafner, Brenda K. Miss Hafner

was

a

B.U

student and

member who

Christopher

The

Hammaker, James R. Sr. The
late Mr. Hammaker was a
talented and well-liked member

Page 32

delphia.

S.

Grove, accounting. Phila-

Marco & Louise Mitrani

Scholarship,

$1,500;

i

husband. Robert. Class of 1980.

of the University-Community

Catherine O. Renninger Schol-

arship, $1,000;

band

died in 1988.

scholarship was provided by Ik

Orchestra.

& Mary Betterly

Maiers Scholarship, $500;

Matthew Guillaume. secondary
from left) Dana Billig, Charles Borst IV, Philip Burrell, Andrea Christianson;
(standing) Cory Clark, Lorren Donmoyer, Tracy Fritz, Kelly Hallman, Shelley Glasmyer

(Seated,

education/

math. Liberty. University Scholar, $950;

ward
tion,

/ Ed-

Kerlin Scholarship, $250;

Denise Guinn-Bailey. elementary educaLewisburg, Charlotte Hess Scholarship,

$150;

Beth S. Gustafson. N-K-3/elementary eduJames

cation/hearing impaired. Port Allegany.

January 1995

\

for 1994-1995 academic year
H

McCormick Scholarship, $500;
Louise Mitrani Scholarship, $1,500;

Marco &

scholarships

Warminster. University Scholar, $950;

Beth Hanley,

Montrose. Miss Ileffcian

two scholarships

social welfare, Turbotville.

$

1

majors

,000;

Matthew Hare, music,

A resident

Hofferan, F.rma.

Kelly A. Hallman. N-K-3, Lansdale, Marco
Louise Mitrani Scholarship, $1,500;

Ken Gross Scholarship,

names of

in

Michael J. Hackley, arts and sciences.
Harrisburg, Minority Scholarship, $1,000;
Rachel E. Hall, elementary education,

&

Who

Who's

for history

appreciation ol the

in

tunc she spent

Hazleton, Music

of

up

sot

Bloomsburg

at

Service Scholarship, $350;

Jason Hari, accounting, Allentown, Lamar

Hess, Charlotte,

Blass Scholarship, $1 50;

I

Alice A. Haydt. accounting, Sunbury,
Angela Scheno Scholarship, $500;
John P. Hee, theater arts, Philadelphia.

Marco & Louise Mitrani Scholarship, $1,500;
Leslee Higgins, mass communications/
French, Mechanicsburg, Honors Scholarship,

less.

member

veteran

lum
(Seated, from left) Nicole HIavacek, Heidi Hodder, Sandra Hoy, Michael
Kaplan; (standing) Christine Kays, Gregory Keleman Jr., Brian Keller, Katie Kolecki.

.ind

EUlgar,
i

Melissa Kovalick

Tara

Hill,

is

..

of the CuiriCU
fat ulty.

Norman. The

was an

lilgai

Hi

late

w

Foundations

late

i

h

counting

at

prolessoi anil

$500;

rhe

Class of 1952.

hairperson ol the

Business Administration Depart

elementary education, Hunlock

mem

Creek, Lydia Repella Jenkins Scholarship,
$1,000;

M. HIavacek, mass communica-

Nicole

tions, Dalton,

Marco

EHppenaieel, Elotse.

& Louise Mitrani Scholar-

I

Mippcnsteel was

>i

ship, $1,500;
tin-

Nuisiny

Marco & Louise Mitrani

l.u

Ol

ti It

Scholarship,
I

$1,500;

John A.

lot h,

hi

I

retired administratoi

Heather Holzman, secondary education/

memhei,

Marco & Louise Mitrani

math, Shickshinny,

late

membci

Vpailmenl

I

Heidi R. Hodder, medical technology,
Gillett,

rhe
.i

[och

is

0

ami faculty

as well as an honoiai

\

alumnus of B.U,

Scholarship, $1,500;

Megan Horan, secondary education/chemBloomsburg, Enola Snyder Evans Schol-

istry,

Holland, Cary. Mi Holland

arship, $500;

was

Sandra J. Hoy, nursing, Spring
Marco & Louise Mitrani Scholarship, $

Mills,
1

who

,500;

<>l

William A. Lank Scholarship, $ 1 ,000;

lota

Omega hioihei
Army duty

foi

aiming

in Viet

Nam

in

January 1968.

business management,

Tobyhanna, Francis "Doc "

Sigma

volunteered

and was killed within two weeks

Jennifer Jerome, finance, Philadelphia,

Mike Johnson,

a

Sell Scholarship,

Monk, Kuss. rhe

$500;

Jerry Jones, computer and information

sci-

ence. Bronx, N. Y„ Dick Lloyd Scholarship, $500;

(Seated, from left) Karina Kruk, Allison Krutsch, Michelle Lapoint,

ing)

Donna Lifftton, Jennifer Lileck,

Lesiba Mabokela,

Amy Leeds; (stand-

Shaum McShea,

Christina \

\u

hael

was

Mi ih.uk

late

a very successful wrestling

coach and

lea. hei

Michael J. Kaplan, computer and information science.

Tobyhanna, Marco

&

Louise

Tammy,

iinisovskv,

Mitrani Scholarship, $1,500;

i

he

late

Miss llrusovsky was an audio!

Christine A. Kays, accounting, York,
Marco & Louise Mitrani Scholarship, $1,500;

ogy graduate

student

al

the time

caused by a

ol her death,

Brent Kelchner, secondary education/general science/earth and space science,

congenital heart defect.

Bloomsburg, Alma Seybert Wilson Scholarship,

Hutchinson, Jan.

$100;

Gregory Keleman,

&

history.

Trappe.

Hutchin80Q

Marco

Brian D. Keller,

&

political

member

and coach of the successful

Louise Mitrani Scholarship, $1,500;

Bloomsburg, Marco

Ms

a faculty

i8

science.

Softball

Louise Mitrani Scholar-

and held hockey

programs

at

Bloomsburg.

ship, $1,500;

Kerriann Kimberley, secondary educaMarco & Louise

Hunsinger, Elton. The

tion/math. Little Falls, N.J.,

Hunsmger was

Mitrani Scholarship. $1,500;

administrator and a

Patricia Kirn, elementary education,
Schwenksville, Lucy

McCammon

late

Mi

a long-time

member of

the Council of Trustees

Scholarship.

$500;

James
sity

Jarrett,

R. Kline, nursing, Reading. Univer-

Scholar, $950.

Jarrett

Michael L. Knapp, secondary education/
English, Bensalem. University Scholar, $950;

Jennifer

M. Koban,

special education.

Bloomsburg. Class of 1941 Scholarship, $650;
Kristen J. Koblick, mass communications,
West Milford, N.J.. University Scholar, $950.

(Seated,

from

left)

Kristin Mott, Laura Schaeffer,

J.

W. Sutton,

Amy

Todt, (standing)

Coleen Tompkins, Stei'en Wallace, Julie Yarnell, Karen Zaffiro, Sarah Zambarano

Ann

was

a

J.

The

member

late

Miss

of the

Class of 1923. The scholarship

was provided by

her sister. Miss

Harriet Jarrett.

(Continued on Page 34)

(Continued on Page 34)

Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania

I'age 33

Who

Who's

Recipients of scholarships listed

names of

in

special education. Allentown,

Robin Koch,

Minority Scholarship, $1,000;

scholarships

Katie L. Kolecki. pre-occupational therapy,
Marco & Louise Mitrani Scholar-

Jenkintown,

ship. $1, 500;

Jenkins, Lt. Donald.

Lt.

Suzanne Kornacki. N-K-3/elementary

Jenkins was a former

education,

Bloomsburg student who
life

lost his

serving his country during

World War

Q,

Melissa

The scholarship

is

tion.

Lock Haven. Marco

Jenkins, Lydla Repella. The

scholarship was established by
<

(Seated,

alumnus

tonkins, an honorary

from

left) Felicia

Webb, Alan Nice, Syheed Brooks, Patricia Gray; (standing)

ol

Jury, Mabel. The

Bloomsburg

.1

.1

I

Lowrie Welles Scholarship, $100;
Vincent Lapinski. sociology/criminal justice, Mocanaqua, University Scholar, $475;

Mrs. Jury

late

who

resident

Brenda Larney, business management,

music

eresl in

stronj

Belvidere, N.J., Minority Scholarship. $300;

Michelle L. Lapoint. radiologic technolMarco & Louise Mitrani Schol-

Edward. The late Mr.
was a Faculty membei in

Kerlin, J.
Kerlin

Marco & Louise Mitrani Scholarship, $1,500;
Nancy Laidacker, elementary education,

Helene Robertson Scholarship, $700; Anna

the University

was
had

Louise Mitrani Scholar-

Bloomsburg. APSCUF Scholarship. $360;
am mi Lape, nursing. Jersey Shore.

Eardley
Tamara Page, Tracy Walker, Crystal Frye, Tamtni Lave, Bruce

Harry D,

tolonel

&

Allison S. Krutsch, biology. Perkasie.

of the Class of 1942. The

ho husband,

& Louise Mitrani

ship, $1. 500;

member

Mrs. Jenkins was a

Kovalick. office administra-

Broomall. Sylvia H. Cronin Scholarship. $250;
Karina M. Kruk, elementary education.

alumnus of the University.

late

M.

Beaver Meadows, Marco

Cynthia Kraje, mass communications.

Jenkins, an honorary

I)

Oxford. Early Childhood Edu-

Scholarship. $1,500;

provided by his brother. Colonel

Harry

New

cation Scholarship. $200;

Mathematics and
Science Department
the

ogy, Honesdale,
arship, $1,500;

Amy M.

Computet

i

Leeds, earth and space science,

Marco & Louise Mitrani Scholarship,

Oley.

$1,500;

Jennifer Lefever, geology, Reading, Jan

Mary Krymire. The late
Mrs. Kirk was a member ol the
bequest
Class Ol l* )4, who k
Kirk,

l

it

Hutchinson Scholarship, $350;
John Leh, business economics. Ephrata,

.i

Robert G. Norton
to provide

this

scholarship
thy

Donna
Kozubal, Leon. Mr. Kozubal

CGA Scholarship, $500; Timo-

M. Miller Scholarship. $400;
J. Liffiton.

secondary education/

earth and space science. Vestal, N.Y.,

Sigma lota Imega brothei
who was killed in a bike acci

Louise Mitrani Scholarship. $1,500;

denl

hearing impaired. Tamaqua,

u

as

<

-i

Jennifer
(Seated, from left) Michael Stebila, Alice

The

Kuster, Kimber.

ing) Keith Brooks, Beth

Dr

late

Haydt, Mike Johnson, Christine

Rogowsky, Aaron

Stiles,

Anthony

Elliott;

(stand-

Levitt,

membei

pnn

Steven Lingle, secondary education/math,
$500;

Benjamin J.

Mis

I

e\

itt,

Little, arts

Matthew

is

class

Livengood.

ol

Phoenixville, Sociology

Meyer (Mike),

Scholarship. $200;

appreciation of

the education she received

the Inends she

made

nursing,

Bloomsburg, Music Sendee Scholarship. $350,
Jennifer Lombardi, social welfare.

1942, and her late husband.
in

and sciences. Phila-

delphia, Minority Scholarship, $1,000;

Meyer and Mildred

ided bj

Marco & Louise

Williamsport. Nelson A. Miller Scholarship,

ol the faculty.

Eaton. This scholarship

elementary education/

Mitrani Scholarship, $1,500;

Pecora, Tina Wikoski

Kuster. Class ol 1913, W8S a
long time

J. Lileck,

Marco &

and Social Welfare

Cindy Luckangelo, business management.
Nationwide/BU Alumni Scholar-

and

Philadelphia,

at

ship, $1,000; Rita

Bloomsburg.

M. Guerrieri Scholarship.

$400; Student Leadership Scholarship, $250;

Lloyd, Dick. President
Class of

Marco
ol the

l%2, Mr. Lloyd was an
rica,

outstanding basketball player
the Huskies and

is

a

member

&

Louise Mitrani Scholarship, $1,500;

Lesiba Mabokela, accounting. South Af-

lor

Marco & Louise Mitrani Scholarship.

$1,500;

of

Magann, elementary education,
Ken Gross Scholarship, $ ,000; Uni-

Virginia

the B. U. Athletic Hall of Fame

Forksville.

He

versity Scholar, $950;

is

coordinator of the alumni

Maryellen Makarevich, secondary educa-

student recruitment program in

New

tion/comprehensive social studies, Hackettstown.

Jersey and formerly served

on the Alumni Board of Direc
tors.

1

Andrew Magill

'43,

representing the Veterans Committee, and James Rodenhaver

N.J., Elton

Hunsinger Scholarship. $250;

George Mann,

arts

and sciences, Philadel-

phia, Minority Scholarship. $1,000;

Mailts,

Mary

Betterly

Kenneth. Mrs. Maiers

member

and A.
is

a

of the Class of 1933.

Patricia

Marr, accounting,

Turbotville,

Professional Secretaries International Scholarship, $100;

Michelle L. Martin, secondary education/
New Holland.

comprehensive social studies.

Page 34

January 1995

for 1994-1995 academic year
University Scholar, $950;

James M. McCormick.

names of

in

& Louise Mitram Scholarship, $1,500;
Tracy L. McCloskey. theater arts. Clarence.

Marco

Who

Who's

scholarships

business manage-

ment, Perkasie. Gary Holland Scholarship. $250;
John \k Daniel sociology/criminal justice,

Matlavage, Joseph W.
his
scholarship was established bj
i

Philadelphia, Student Leadership Scholarship.

his daughtei and son m law,
Constance and Charles Snyder of

$750;

Stephanie A. McDonald, mathematics.
Bloomsburg. Elizabeth Andruss Scholarship.

WUliamsporl

$500;

Shawn
Marco

P.

McShea.

McCmnmon,

Conyngham.

history.

Lucy. The
Miss McCamraon taught

&

Louise Mitrani Scholarship, $1,500;
Christina A. Michael, computer and infor-

mation science. Wilkes-Barre. Marco

&

physical education and coached

Louise

women's

Mitrani Scholarship, $1,500;

&

Mechanicsburg, Marco

Louise Mitrani

(Seated,

from left) Jennifer Urban, Brent kcLlincr, Kimheily Stamm, Melissa Ruin;
(standing) Linda Fisher, Susan Misiti, Pamela Troshan, Jennifer l.rh
Megan WelUvet

Susan

Misiti. elementary education,

APSCUF

Mc< lormlck, Janu s II. Dl
McCotinu k is chancclloi ol
System

State

Scholarship, $1, 500;

Lightstreet,

man)

athletics foi

\eais

David Michalesko, business management.
Freeland, Lt. Donald Jenkins Scholarship. $500;
Diane E. Miller. N-K-3/elementary education,

late

Scholarship, $360.

B

I

Bloomsburg

I

In-

Higher Lduca

and president emeritus

lion

U.

ol

ol

lnivcisit\

Family Scholarship, $250;

Cheryl Mitstifer

theater arts, Berwick,

Mcl aughlin, Mi. Mi

B.U. Family Scholarship. $250;

Mi

Michelle Moore, nursing. Chambersburg,
Phi Sigma Pi Scholarship, $100;
Allison

*

M. Morrow, business management,

Douglassville, Richard A. Benefield Scholarship,

Bi-

ology/Allied Health Sciences Scholarship, $250;

v.

Clarks Summit,

Mumaw.

o.ich

Nelson \.
tie late Mi
was long time memhei ol
Music )epartment lacully
i

the

I

and band

direi loi

Marco & Louise Mitrani
Miller,

accounting. Newtown,

k

Norman Hilgar Scholarship, $250,

Timothy. The

Millet. Class of [981,

lormei treasurei

Brian T. Myers, chemistry, Bloomsburg,
Editha Ent Adams Scholarship, $100;

Mindy

b retired faculty

\iiiier,

Scholarship, $1,500;

Julie

is

Miller

Kristin L. Mott, N-K-3/elementary education,

aughlin

'i

(A

$1,000;

Michael W. Morrow, biology. Clanon,

i

inembei and head swimming

Omega

Sigma

<>l

Iralermty

Mi

late

was

who

a

lota

died

in a

car accident.

E. Myers, speech correction. Har-

nsburg, James Bryden Scholarship, $500;

Alan Nice,

arts

Mitrani,

and sciences, Wilkes-Barre,

Diane Ferraro, Theresa Gamier, Michael Morrow, Jill Sheriff; (standing) Brian Graboski, Brunina Reilley, Cheryl Mitstifer, Nyree Stolz, Michele Winter
(Seated, from left)

E.H. Nelson Scholarship, $500;

Marcy C. O'Brien, pre-physical therapy.
King of Prussia. University Scholar, $950;
Marco & Louise Mitrani

he

Marco and

Mm. mi

iors oi

and

Carlos A. Ojeda, business management,
Reading,

i

..

Mir

i.

Bloomsburg

iiit- 1

o

Louise.

time benefat

unity,

nivi

1

more than $500,000 to<

Scholarship.
.1

$1,500;

ii

in

ilarship fund

lit)

i

provided

'<>

itablish

help

deserving students

Christopher Orth. accounting. Sinking

Dave Bittner Scholarship, $150;
Tamara L. Page, special education, Dublin,

Springs,

Nationwide Insurance.
scholarship

Emily Reuwsaat Scholarship, $500;
Mitchell B. Parker,

alumni

liberal arts/engineer-

Anthony Pecora. elementary

Scholar-

N

Hie late Di
1.

was a

former faculty member, coach

Angelene

Procopio.

psychology.

and past president of the Alumni

Kulpmont. Ml. Carmel Scholarship, $300.
Brunina Reilley. arts and sciences

APSCUF Scholarship,

Jonathan L. Riggs.

arts

Association.

$360;

Norton, Kohert

and sciences.

is

Turbotville, University Scholar, $950;

Marco & Louise Mitrani

Berlin.

Mr Norton

Scholar-

Parke, Margaret Bittner. The

ship, $1,500;

Edward A. Roark. marketing. Brookeville,
Md.. Mary Wilson Scholarship, $350;
James J. Rodenhaver, secondary education/math, Danville. Veterans

(',.

retired assistant vice president

lor student life.

Peter Risso. secondary education/theater.

New

his

lor the

Nelson. Class of 191

ship, $300;

Elysburg.

who work

Nelson, E.

education.

& Lloyd Wartman

I

provided hy

Nationwide Insurance Company

ing/physics, Bensalem, University Scholar. $950;

Sugarloaf, Dorothy

is

Memorial Schol-

(Seated,

from

left)

Suzanne Kornacki, Tracey

Fedor, Leslee Higgins, William Vorhies;

(standing) Beth Zebrowski, Nicole Foose, Gaynelle Boyd, Benjamin

Little,

George Mann

late Dr.

Parke. Class of 1924.

was an educator and author
/Continued on Page

U>)

arship, $1,000;

(

Continued on Page 36)

Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania

Page 35

Who

Who's

Recipients of scholarships listed

names of

in

Beth A. Rogowsky, secondary education/
speech, Danville. Joanne

scholarships

Rollins, mass communications,

Brooke

Shippensburg, University Scholar, $950;
Kelly Rostad, management information

President's Scholarship. Each
is presented to

systems, Catawissa. University Scholar. $950,

year, a scholarship

a minority student in

Thomas Scholarship.

$200;

honor of the

Rozanski.

G.

Bradley

sociology.

Pennsburg, Al Decker Scholarship. $100;
Melissa J. Ruta, accounting. Halifax. Ac-

incumbent president of the
University

counting Scholarship. $250.

was

who

Sij'in.i lol.

.1

Judith A. Ryan, special education/hearing
Mary L. Frymire Kirk Schol-

Mr Kathkey

Rathkey, Dave.

<

i

>iik-)/.i

impaired, Berwick,

hiolliei

arship, $200;

died suddenly from severe

Danielle Sabatelle,

asthma.

Laura

Redman, Rohert. The
Redman was one of

Mr

late

Clarks

Sum-

Bohnnger, Karen Boring;
from left) Vanessa Ayres, Angelene Procopw, Jill
Matthew Hare, MatFrompovich,
(standing) Monica Charles, Erika Corbo, Brittany
(Seated,

football coaches.

thew Lwengood

Renninger, Catherine Oplinger.

(

Hatfield, Eli

her husband, Clark, also a

member

ol the

!laS8

(

Marco & Louise Mitrani Scholararts and sciences,
McLaughlin Scholarship, $1,300;

Andrew Serang,

provided by

is

Milton Scholl, secondary education/math,
Allentown, Music Service Scholarship, $350;
Amy Serang, psychology, Hatfield, Joanne
Thomas Scholarship, $200; Ellen Barker Scholship, $1,500;

lass of 1941.

membei <-i tinThe scholarship

$1,500;

arship, $250;

Mrs. Kenmnger was a

late

B. Schaeffer, speech correction,
& Louise Mitrani Scholarship,

Lebanon, Marco

Bloomsburg's most successful

The

art history.

mit. Student Leadership Scholarship, $150;

University Scholar, $950;

of 1941.

Jacqueline D. Shannon, accounting, Lin& Co. Accounting Scholarship, $250;

den, Beard

Reiiwsaat, Emily. The

uni( .iiK'n

"i

<

lepartmeni

i

Jill E. Sheriff, biology. Coal Township,
Biology/Allied Health Sciences Scholarship,

late Dr.

membei

Keuwsa;il was the

ol the

$250;

lisorders

i

Kimberly M. Sidonis, mass communica-

man) yean

i«h

tions/public relations, Nanticoke, Class of J 968

Scholarship, $150;

Robertson, Helenc. The

late Dr.

Robertson was

"I the

membei

.1

Nursmg Department

Stephen J. Sisock.

history, Hazleton. Will-

iam A. Turnbach Scholarship, $1,000;
Audrey Smith, marketing, Danville, Mu-

faculty.

$350;
Merrijocelyn Smith, secondary education/

sic Service Scholarship,

The

Rygiel, Walter.
K\ giel,

- 1

f

i

Mr.

late

honorary alumnus ol

math. Ashland,

$250; John A.

gave many years

the University,

University as professor and

Chairperson

Department of

ol the

Milton Scholl, Audrey Smith, Michelle Moore, Krista Brusco; (standDanielle
ing) Michelle Fetterman, Danielle Sabatelle, Denise Teles, Angela Gerolamo,

&

Hmi^hman

Eunice Davilla Scholarship, $350;

(Seated, from

of dedicated service to the

Business Education.

Boyd F. Buckingham Scholarship,
Hoch Scholarship, $250; Marco

left)

Louise Mitrani Scholarship, $1,500;

Keith D. Souder,

Megan

history, Harleysville,

Staba, elementary education,

Bethlehem, Marco

&

Louise Mitrani Scholar-

ship, $1. 500;

Mr Savage

Savage, Richard.

member

a retired
1

is

of the English

Stamm,

Kimberly

art

studio,

Northumberland, Eleanor Wray Scholarship,

lepartmeni faculty.

$500;

Michael Stebila, accounting. Mount
Scheno, Angelo.

Scheno was

a

he late

member

Class of 1952.
is

I

Mr

Carmel, Walter

Aaron

J.

Mr

Sell, a

of the Class of 1935.

Directors for eight years and

Hall of

is

W. Sutton, theater arts,

Lansdale.

Marco

Louise Mitrani Scholarship, $1,500;

Charles W. Taronis, secondary education/
comprehensive social studies.

served on the Alumni Board of

member of the

Beavertown, Louis

Scholarship, $250;

Nyree Stolz, arts and sciences, Bloomsburg,

&
Francis "Doc."

accounting,

B.U. Family Scholarship, $250;

Kenneth Maiers

member

Steward,

Stiles, English.

F Thompson

Betterly Maiers, Class of

1933. and her husband, A.

Sell,

Rygiel Scholarship, $200;

Berwick, University Scholar, $950;

The scholarship

provided by his sister-in-law,

Mary

S.

Christopher

of the

Pottsville.

Erma

Hefferan Scholarship. $500;
a

B. U. Athletic

Matthew A. Taylor, secondary education/
math, Monroeton. Class of 1933 Scholarship,
$400;

Fame.

Marco

J.

Edward Kerlin Scholarship. $250;

&

Louise Mitrani Scholarship. $1,500;
Denise Teles, secondary education/math.

John J. Sr. The late Dr.
was a long-time member of

Serff,

Bethlehem. Student Leadership Scholarship.

Serff

$250;

the History

Department faculty

The scholarship

is

provided by

his wife. Mrs. Polly Serff.

Page 36

R. Garth Thomas, secondary education/
biology. York,

Laura

Dave Rathkey Scholarship, $ 50;
Thompson, arts and sciences.
1

T.

January 1995

for 1994-1995 academic year

Who's

names of

in

Delia, University Scholar, $950;

Amy M.

Si

Todt, biology. Dillsburg. Marco
Louise Mitrani Scholarship, $1,500,

Robin M. Toland.
Boothwyn, Marco

&

Who

scholarships

political science,

Louise Milram Scholarship

$1,500;

Seronsy, Cecil C. The

Coleen Tompkins, computer and information science. Philadelphia,

Snons\ was

Marco & Louise

Mitrani Scholarship, $1,500;
Judith A. Trexler. accounting. Unityville.
Kimber Kuster Scholarship, $250; Paul J. Yori
Jr.

served

.is

late Dr.

and

schol.ii

professor of English

who

also

department chair

nun> years

Scholarship, $500;

Emmaus, Marco & Louise Mitrani Schol-

lor

Ihc scholarship

provided h> Ins wile, hi
Seronsy.

Veronica Trickett. N-K-3/elementary education.

,i

is

ouise

1

arship, $1,500;

Pamela Troshan.
Fnendsville.

Shaman, Clyde, Hie late Mi
Shuman was a member ol the

interpreter training,

APSCUF

Scholarship, $360;
APSCURF Scholarship, $100;
Joel S. Upright, computer and information

Moscow, University Scfiolar, $950;
Jennifer Urban, clinical chemistry, Fem
Glen. George & Dorothy Wasdovich Scholarship
science,

mg)

from

Jamie Brown, Jody Caboot, Jennifer Caldwell, Diane Davis;
(standNatalie Davis, Jason Erb, Melissa Fowler, Rachel
Hall, James
left)

Thomas, Joanne. Ihc late Miss
Thomas was a resident advisor

Klint

who

$900;

died in an auto accident in

1987.

Christian Vandergroef, business management, Bloomingdale, N.J.. Gary Holland Schol-

Thompson. Louis

arship, $250;

I

Honors Scholarship, $500;
Daniel Walker, mass communications/the-

Camp

Hill.

Tracy Walker, nursing, Bellefonte, Helene
Robertson Scholarship, $700;
Steven C. Wallace, computer and information science, Mechanicsburg, Marco & Louise
Mitrani Scholarship, $ 1 .500;

l

iighsh

m

(he Class ol 1891

Veterans Memorial. This
scholarship honors

M. Webb,

II

secondary education/

math, Trevose, University Scholar, $950;
& Louise Mitrani Sclwlarship, $1,500;

Marco

R. Welliver, pre-physical therapy,

Bloomsburg, Baby Bloomer Scholarship, $ 1 ,000;
Howard M. Westen, liberal arts/engineermg/physics. Royersford, University Scholar,

(Seated, from left) Michael Knapp, Kristen Koblick, Tracy McCloskey,
Marcy O'Brien;
(standing) Brooke Rollins, Kelly Rostad, Christopher Steward, I nun, I'hompson,
loci

lorces sun e the founding

University in
tins

&

Louise

the

scholarship was pro> ided bj

from
i

n

I

-lull

n

\<

h,

income

by Anna Millei

l)c.|iiests

lass

I

ol

1923, ami

Hehi Shuman. Class

.llllllllll

Monica Zellner. business

education.
Gerald Bacon Scholarship, $150;

.111.1

III,

ol

lids

Warren, Dr. Robert. A

Mitrani Scholarship, $1,500;

Slatington,

Tina Wikoski. secondary education/SpanBloomsburg, Dorothy & Lloyd Wartman
Scholarship, $300; Bernard & Frances Young

Pine Grove.

adviser ol Sigma iota

ship, $1,500.

since founding in 1964.

ish,

->l

839. Funding for

1924. along with gifts from other

marketing. Bethlehem,

Shamokin. Marco

1

the foundation, using

Upright

Eunice Davilla Scholarship, $350;
Aaron R. White, mass communications/
editorial,

alumni

who have

served in our country's armed

$475;

Aaron West wood,

all

and former students

Scholarship, $1,500;

news

)epaitnicnl lacult\

I

Turnbach, William A. The late
Mr. Turnbach was a member of

Corey Weaver, accounting. Akron, Honors Scholarship, $500; Marco & Louise Milram

Megan

he late

i

>i

Marco & Louise Mitrani

Scholarship, $1,500;

Felicia

i

I'hompson was a long time
member and chairperson ol the

William Vorhies, psychology. Bloomsburg,

ater arts.

of 1906.

lass

C

(Sealed,

Samantha J. Zerbe, speech correction.
Marco & Louise Mitrani Scholar-

Historj

retired

epartmeni fai ult)
rnenibei. )r Waiicn has been
i

I

Omega

Scholarship, $400;

Kisha N. Wilkinson, nursing, Philadelphia,
Ercel D. Bidleman Scholarship, $250;

Wartman, Dorothy and Lloyd.
I

Michele E. Winter, business management,

In

laic

c

ouplc were Inends ol

"Doc"

Williamsport, College of Business Scholarship,

Francis

$250;

1935,

Alexander Wukovitz, clinical chemistry.
Bloomsburg, Music Service Scholarship, $350;

ship in their name.

Julie B. Yarnell,

York,

Marco

&

mass communications,

Louise Mitrani Scholarship.

$1,500;

Karen

who

J.

Zaffire secondary education/

Marco & Louise Mitrani

Scholarship, $1,500;

Sarah M. Zambarano. nursing, Lake Anel,
Marco & Louise Milram Scholarship, $1,500;
Beth Zebrowski. psychology, Allentown,
Honors Scholarship, $500; Marco & Louise

Class of

Wasdovich, (ieorge and
Dorothy. Mr. Wasdovich.

member

math. West Lawn.

Sell,

provided the Scholai

and

a

of the Class of 1949.

his wife, Dorothy, estab-

lished this scholarship in their

names.

(Continued on Page 38)

Mitrani Scholarship. $1,500,

Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania

Page 37

Who

Who's

names of

in

Kanouse, Sharon Demko Kello. Kathi Fussner
Kowker, Steven Lindenmuth, Judy Leo Mannix.
Mark McCord, Amy Mehler Moyer, Peter

scholarships
Anna Lowrie. The late
member of the
of 1900, who left a bequest

Royer Peake, Kevin Reese, James

Welles,

Pavlish. Jean

Mrs. Welles was a

Robison, Shelley Ruch, Sue Nye Scharfenberg,
Don Shinton. Elizbeth Lenhart Smart. George

Class

Stozenski. Susan Thieme. Brenda Snyder Truhe,

establishing the scholarship for a

Diane Virgilio. Jim Weidner.

student planning a religious

Tom

Williams.

Donna Polak Zimmerman.

vocation.

Wilson,

Alma

Seybert. The

Cynthia M. Berardi '83 and Craig E. Krisher
were married on September 3 in Orefield.

late

Mrs Wilson, Class of 1925 and

Cynthia

1934, taught elementary students

Chemicals. They

in the

is

a database analyst at Air Products and

District for

40

Wilson, Mary. Friend of Sigma
Iota Omega, Eunice Davilla and

Wray, Eleanor. The
a

following a lengthy

Young were members of

A, Apt. 16

Class Volunteers:

'82 has been

class

members

registered at

Barr, Chris Blackburn.

Wilkes-Barre.

live in

Reed

Sports

Karen

Donna Goldschmidt Buss.
Mark Dewald. Brian Hamm.

Myers '82 and Ronald G. Hontz
are planning a May wedding. Karrie, who earned
a master's

degree

at St.

Joseph's University,

is

Merck

&

manager of Clinical Info Systems
Co.

Blue

in

at

Bell.

Louis Rosetti 82 and Wendy L. Henzes were
4

married on July 2

They

live in

Louis

in Peckville.

Pamela Galvin Hyde. David Imrisek. Cindy
Rick Kowker. Kris Krenz. Theresa LaForgia.

Michael McMane. John Moller. Lynne
Hockenbrock Moller, Holly Whitmoyer
Opsomcr, Bill Owens. Alan Parker. Jim Peake.
Ida Pedergnana Reilly. John Rohland, Sam
Rubbico. Kathy Savins. Mary Brill Steinborn.
Doug Taylor, Beth Thomas, Alice Mulhall

regional event.

Freshman Jennifer

Vitola placed second

among

Huskies'

runners in both the conference (28th
overall) and regional events (60th

Womer.

overall).

em-

is

in Pittsburgh.

Cranberry Township.

J.

Chromiak

'82 and Sharon R.

Laudenbach were married on July 30 in
Bethlehem. Thomas, who is pursuing a master's

You're invited to

Alumni Day

degree

in

April 29, 1995

1-800-526-0254

Joseph's University,

director of

'82 and John

Jeffrey

Somers '82 has been named

were married on August 27
Louise,

who

sion of Conrail, located in Plymouth Meeting.
Jeff and his wife, Lisa

grade teacher
in the

at

Meehan

is

live in

at

a fourth grade teacher

Oakmont Elementary School

Havertown. They

'82, a third

Colonial School District,

reside in

Lansdale with their two children, Kyle.

Drexel

in

1 1

,

Deborah Brandt Johnson '82 has been

ap-

Everhart

Museum

sponsible for

in Scranton.

She wdl be

re-

community outreach, fundraising

and membership development.

She previously served as director of public

Cynthia J. Ryan '83 and William B. Schneck
December 30 in Riverside.

Cynthia,
at

who earned a master's degree in
Marywood College, is a family

social
thera-

Northumberland County Counseling Service in Sunbury. William, who received a
master's degree in social work at West Virginia
University,

is

employed

as a school supervisor
in

Susan M. Severnak '83 and Raymond A
Oncay were married on September 10 in Pittston.
Susan,

who earned an

University, is

as a capacity analyst.

They

a master's

degree

in health care

adminis-

1983

of the

fice

He

is

Inc.,

as general manager.

Edward S. Walburn

'83 has been appointed

Inc.

Mercy Managed Care

Edward, who received a master's degree

in

health administration at Wilkes University, pre-

Box 732

CO

viously worked for the Geisinger Health Plan.

80424
class

members

registered

at

alumni or university events during 1994: Mai
Arter,

Bank of Mifflintown.

He and his wife, Susan, are the parents of three
children. They live at Port Royal R.R. 2.

Kim Gobora Bent
Breckenridge.

live in Dallas.

employed by John H. Sheaffer and Son,

director of operations for

O.

Wilkes

board of the Tuscarora Valley Of-

First National

Representative:

P.

at

James M. Sheaffer '83 has been appointed

Susan G. Wale wski '82 of Lebanon has been
named practice development director at the Lebanon Valley Cancer Center in Lebanon. She
earned

MBA degree

employed by Nabisco Foods Group

and

Hill.

pointed as development coordinator for the

Montvale, N.J.

'76 were married on

to the advisory

The following

Page 38

Hague Somers

Ridge Park Elementary School

tration at the University of Scranton.

earned a master's degree

West Chester University,
the

in

T.

1993 (eight pounds,

2,

live in

director

of finance/treasurer for Conrail Mercury, a divi-

live

Abbottstown.

They

Danville.

SchnecksviUe.

Mary
at

is

Warren Hospital. They

Mary Louise Hnatin
III

For more information,

at St.

respiratory care at

on December

by North Central Secure Treatment Unit

Krista, seven.

Thomas

bom

pist for

ployed by Ethicon Endo-Surgery

season, finishing third in the confer-

Linda Jackovitz Mitchell '83 and her husband, Robert, are parents of a son, Robert Jo-

work

Susan Mitchell Helwig. Denise Molchany Hozza.

(Continued from Page 25)

the

Theresa Koren Dutcher '83 and her husband,
Amber Renee.

S.

Cavalier Karchner. Charles Karnes. Jeff Kile,

m

six years old.

Coplay.

eight ounces).

Brett.

Christine Chester.

live in

seph,

Gregg Bonda.

Scott Blackburn. John Bolton.
Virginia

Tom

Baldwin. Chad Ban,

Alderfer, Laurcen Leitzel

Doreen Strasser

fifth

Case

named

Guard Insurance Group in WilkesShe and her husband, Dr. Joseph Toole,

Barre.

The following

lass Of 1936.

ence championships and

J.

born on September 29.

Ann Markowski-Toole

alumni or university events during 1994:

the

is

David, are parents of a daughter.

Karrie

Young, Bernard and Frances.
Mrs. Young and the late Dr.

who

USGPO-Communicraft. Scranton.

Taylor

Blackburn.
( hristopher Blackburn. Karen Scott
Barbara Baker Edwards. Karrie Myers

illness.

joins a brother. Jared,

Doug

controller of

Class

.i

Bilheimer Case '83 and Brian

Representative:

Mr

member of the
of 1977 who died in 1990

(

Ann

They

Redondo Beach, CA 90277

was

live in

'83 are parents of a son, Nathan, born on Octo-

Keystone Junior College. Prior to
that, she was a bookkeeper at Pioneer American
Bank. Carbondale, and freelance artist for

538 Avenue
late

a consultant

They

relations at

1982

of Fame.

The

is

Hopatcong, N.J.

He

athletic

to the B.U. Athletic Hall

J. Jr.

Port Jervis. Kurt

in

in Parsippany, N.J.

ber 17 (eight pounds, 13 ounces, 21.25 inches).

teams, was inducted posthu-

Yori, Paul

Tennessee and

member

and coach of women's

mously

WEDDING REUNION — Chi Sigma Rho alumni from New Jersey. Maryland,
Lynn Williams Gambone 82 and Carolyn Bader James.

Miss

late

former faculty

AT&T

for

John S. Kokinchak
Pennsylvania attended the October 8 wedding of Demse I. Antolik 83 and
Rose '82, Mary
McCabe
'84,
Karen
'82.
Cinder
Kim
Toole
Markowski
The guests included Ann

Robert Warren.

Yori

Macungie.

Kurt E. Brink '83 and Kathy Ann Krause

years.

were married

Wray,

live in

Central Columbia School

Kim Gobora

Bent, Kelly Kiely Bolton,

Prior to that, he was a quality engineer for
Poloron Products, Bloomsburg, and a planning

consultant for the Susquehanna

Economic De-

velopment Authority Council of Governments

Dana Sutton Bonczewski, Terry Conrad, Marty
Coyne, Tom Diehl, Todd Gerstemeier, Lori
Lindenmuth Gordner, Kent Hatt, Michael

Lewisburg.

Henderson. Cindy Herzog, Chris Johnston, Steve

Jere, are parents of a daughter,

Kathy Foust Warner

in

'83 and her husband,

Karly Jo,

bom on

January 1995

1

Career
path
leads
to zoo
not far from Blo,>m.\hury

It's

Untverttty to

th,- Philadelphia /<><>.
hut for on,- B.U. graduate it took

almost 10 yean at well as :i

months of

studs- in California

eslie Mitchell gi.uiu.il>

1

,1

from

Bloomsburj in tin- spimg oi 1984
She received a bucheloi ol science
degree
with

.1

in

business administration

com

1

mi. in. mi

in

with minois

in social

humanities

She

marketing,

sciences and

partit Ipated In

various organizations and was
advertisinj office] (01 the \

Mai luting Ass.k

rasean

and finani

ii

itni sin-

always

something else

the

^
P

Tier, Jill Seifert Tier,

h

Rei

°«

SC °" R,ght6r Be,H

^

Skern A

^Chman S""™ h "

!
SHaff€r Jamie
JoAnthony Sickler, Debbie Fenty Sk.nner.
-

-

-

and Richard

Cameron

'

«

Smith,

*£

*

dent of

They

Kalhy

22. 1994.

is

an assistant vice presi-

Commonwealth Bank

in State College.

live in Port Matilda.

Jim Zv ikas 83
4

is

a registered nurse

at

Divine

Providence Hospital in Williamsport. After
working in retaiJ management, marketing and
finance, he

completed the nursing program at
Pennsylvania College of Technology in
Williamsport.

Rob

Ravitch. Tina Reed.

Connie Russell Reichart, James D Reilly, Scon
Righter, Beth Rudy. Patrick J. Ruzzo, Sherri

Zechman

Knox Schneider, Ruby
Todd Seip, Laurie Perry
Shaffer. Jamie- Jo Anthony Sickler. Debbie Fenty
Skinner. Cameron Smith. Peggy Nettling Snyder.
Schuon

Sattazahn, Janet

Scott, Jodi Seip.

Tina Souders. Randi G. Spayd. Donna Stone
Szczucki. Bob Tier. Jill Seifert Tier. Mike

1984

exotii

Peggy '•'runny,
Nettling Snyl
yaei

I

J.

emotionally disturbed high school stud, m in
Watertown. N Y She and her husband, also a

4

Heidi E. Antolik 84 and

7417 Paxton Road

were married on August 6

Falls Church,

VA 22043
(703) 356-5028

is

Wesley Taylor

J.

in

Nanticoke

Heidi

New

Tripoli

a business education teacher in

and

is

III

They

live in

Allentown.

Linda FedroffMcCord, Darlene Barberio Payne,
Scott Righter,

Louis J. Bocci 4 84 and Jennifer Swenson were

mamed on April

Cameron Smith

30

in Paoli.

Louis

class

members

registered at

alumni or university events during 1994: Paul
Abraham, Melissa Olmsted Bakeman, Carol

Chester as a supervisor/quality controller. They
live in Phoenixville.

Billets Carroll, Elizabeth Cleary,

John

J

Sheila

Rumsey Chimel

'84 and her husband.

Mark, are parents of a daughter. Lindsay, bom
May 1994. She joins a brother. Mark U. age

Maureen Marks D'lnnocenzo, Mary Beth
Murphy Denny, Tom Dent, Diane Kauffman
DiehJ. Steve DiNardo, Sharon Buckalew Ertel.
Debra Blake Ferraro. James Ferraro. Carol

in

Feskanin. Leslie Frisina, Janet Stracka Haines.

are planning a February wedding.

Gail B. Hartman.

zone trainer for Blockbuster Entertainment Corp

Cuff.

Mary Hassenplug. Joan
Cebulka Hauck, John Heydt, Trish Stianche

five.

They

live in

variety ol spoil-,

I

|

K

\

air parents ol

V.

Cook

March

March. She formerly worked
partment

Leslie Mitchell.

years,

Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania

M. Cohen
Kathy

is

Jackie Dancho '84 has been promoted
sistant chief financial officer at

at

marine

ollegC

111

Adams

"I

knew

1

couldn't

my way

sell

loi

popcorn

up somewhere."

.1

her husband.

son. Jeffrey Peter, born on

1994.

In the tall ol
1,11

<

I

I

\WH, she

and learned as

conla. led

mm

h a

.

she could about the two
'ontlnued

<"<

'84 and his wile. KarBO, Bit

Mcagan

Page 40)

bom

Elizabeth,

on August 23 (seven pounds. 10 ounces, 19.5
inches). They live in Algonquin. Illinois

Jane R. Matsko '84 (M)

is

new

stalling the

Geisinger Medical Center clinic in Hazlcton. A
graduate of Penn State, she earned her medical
phia

at Jefferson Medical College in Philadel
She completed a family practice intern

ship at

St.

ily

Joseph Hospital

medicine residency
is

&

at

in

Reading and

a

fam

Jefferson

a diplomatc of the

American Board of

member of the American
Pennsylvania Academy of Family Physicians
a

a

Minnich '84 is owner of Solanco Video
Towns Edge Shopping Center. Quarryville
Jeff

to as-

Ashland Regional

Medical Center. She joined the

(

.1

said she had

lalifornis i"i exotic

i(

in

Mark Miller. Sandra Golas Miller. Monte Mingle.

Dave Morgan. Cyndi Rice

1.

Lou Maslowe

She

'84 and David

WhO

ded Moorpaik

1

(

and work

Gary, are parents of

Middletown.

Kim Kinny Kearney.
Michael Kruczek, Toni Spies Kruczek, Scon
Kulick, Joseph Lisiewski, Ernie Long, Kevin
Lynch, Linda Fedroff McCord, Louis Mickiey.
Johnston, Gail Kaucher.

live in

NY

Family Practice and

Kathleen

eslie iiki

gol

hAOgC her hie

I

she recalls.

degree

Beishline Bath, Linda Angst Bennett, Rich Bluis,

Karen

.1

Alex Robert. 18 months. They

Center.

by Service America Corp. Food Service

The following

I

tralnei

Si

to

answci she had heen looking

employed
in West

is

do you need
She finally

e

playing
son.

parents of a daughter.

Class Volunteers:

l'».sx.

">•<

Mow

like

and •What

teacher, arc active in coaching, ol'hc laimg. .m.l

pursuing a master's degree at Allentown

College.

'"

animal training
and management. That was the

Joan Cebulka Hauck '84 and

Kenney

teaching

1

an answer that WOUld
In

is

would ask

memberi questions

get a |ob like this '"

*84

.111,

nals grew.

hiiing hei visits, she

type oi experieni

Representative:

Robert

ix

She and her husband, Dave, are parents Of two
sons. David and Jared. They live in Numidia

Mary Beth Murphy Denny

and she

animals

in

She visited
eanariums, /amis and

master's degree at B.U.

Ken Walsh. Richard Weiss.

Tricoski. Bill Truhe.

to be done,

did you get youi job

Paist. Joe
Passeri. Robert Pasternak. Darlene Barbeno

Payne. Scon Poppele.

there

the mi parks, and hei interesi In

Weiss.

Ken Oleynik. Harrison

Mueller,

management
was

la]

rail

environment

stall

May

path lad hei to

1

strong interest

.1

numerous

"5c.T odisZZuT
nnZ Stone
t Szczuch,
l
T„Bob?t
Donna

following

are

1

management, rnarketinj

ratail

hail

on

lation

in the five years

graduation, hen

tht

ARMC staff in

in the finance de-

Geisinger Medical Center for eight

two of which she served as the assistant
reimbursement manager She also earned a

Tracey E. Sawyer '84 has been named mar
keung officer m CorcStalcs Hamilton Bank's
corporate financial services department
Lancaster.

She most recently was an

in

assistani

Leslie, with

Kolwa, an eight and

audit officer with CorcStalcs. Hamilton's parent

a half month old

company

Philadelphia Zoo.

in

Philadelphia

lion cub, at the

Zoo
(Continued from Page 39)

program, and she also took a
volunteer position with the Philadclphia Zoo. She learned that there

Brown, Carol Strausbaugh Chronister, Myma
Blitzer Comerchero, Sharon Hottenstein

is

some

another school in Florida with

Cressinger. Leslie Giberson Fehan,

Moorpark had

similar courses, but

more of what Leslie was looking

Cunnion Hanosek, Linda Hess, Mark L. Jones,
Susan Masten Lewis, Larry Medaglia Jr., Debbie
Fritz Miller, Karen Flood Moffit, Patricia Moore,
Greg Notestine, Brian Raudenbush, Joseph Ray,

After a lengthy application

was one of 100 people
over the world who was

process, she

from

all

granted an interview. Three weeks
later, a letter

Susan Schneider-Morgan, Julie Foust Volpe,

arrived accepting her

David Wolfe.

for the fall of 1989,

program

inlo the

Wayne Frick,

Martha Tucker Goldner. John Haney, Carol

for.

along with 49 other students.

Wayne Brookhart

After driving across country, with

minimal belongings, she began the
purling

.'

month

I

carrying a

full

coach

OUTM, Besides

'

related courses, the students had to
i

ompoiind

al

i

U><)

i

nnivDii

s

lanj'inj.'

1mm

class

m

at the

1991 had dwindled to only 31.

moved

and began volunteering with
C enter for the
l-.ndaii^'ci.

.1

Spec

ies al

lit-

I

Toms

the

Reproduction

University of Pittsburgh in 1987,

director of the

San Diego

to

Hampton Counseling Center

The family

lives in Point Pleasant

San

)iego

I

Thomas

R. Embleton '85 and

mas,

Shippensburg University,

back on her

business degree and worked in
i

OUtlting

was as

I

PHI IA DELPHIA AREA RECEPTION — Alumni and parents attended a

and reptiles

Meeting on December

Leslie flooded the market with

want

"1

can't just say,

'90. Julie

to live

DeRose,

where

able.' It's not like accounting,

von an go anywhere and find a
You must be willing to go when
c

|ob
tin-

While back home

in

Pennsylvania

interview with the Philadelphia

means you

fill

in

moved

to an

assigned relief position in the small

mammal house and
"Working with

was a
1

in atten-

Boyd '94. Jill Ashenfelter Burnett
Koch Cromwell '66. Ken Cromwell '66. Anna Cicilioni
Mary Dougherty Duff '88. Donna Snyder Ferraioli '77, Carol Feskanin

JimDeRose

Dr.

'39,

'90.

'43.

Marie James

'90.

Kerry

Anthony Mangiaracina

Dr.

'84.

S.

Alice

'69. Dr.

Kurt Grab/elder

Janetka. Franklin

'75.

'69.

"Ed" Jones

Sadie Zapp Mayernick

'27.

Melissa Harris

'54,

Brian Ladley

'90.

Dan McGrew

'95,

'51. Juli

Kay A. Hess

Kathy Ladley.

Herring Miller

Theresa

Ann Rosencrance Wangrycht

age 3
nu

1

irial

Twp.,

N.J., died

94. Teresa Oliver '88.

She had been employed

.

'84

on November 18
at

at

Newton Me-

Hospital Center for Mental Health for the

me

to

"This

is

work with

the lion

this year.

a blclong

commitment

Surviving are her husband. Daniel; a son.

and three

brothers

position, Chris will lead sales

which just begins with taking care of
these animals. There

is

endless

Computer
Lewisburg. They live in

a business software consultant at

Support Services
that

Inc.,

community.

information to be learned about
behavior, natural history and their
status in the wild.

Kissolovege were married on July 9

"Because of the loss of habitat and
poaching,
extinction.

world.

I

many animals
If this

face

were a perfect

would love

the animals to be

free in their natural habitat.

we

destroy them,

Timothy R. Wood '84 and Nancy

we

Timothy

after nine years with

Pennsylvania National

Bank
She also graduated from the Pennsylvania
Bankers Association School of Trust

Kennedy

Trust Sales Program. She

non Financial

is

at

in

District,

girls' varsity

where he

is

basketball team.

attending the Can-

Institute Personal Trust Sales Pro-

They

Pamela A. Howley

May

is

a video tape editor at

New

in

Wayne

York

City.

They

Whaley

Bear Creek. Pamela

ABC

Network News

in

live in Cliffside, N.J.

Louis X. Lesh '85 received a master's degree
nursing anesthesiology from George Wash-

ington University on August 31, 1994.

nurse anesthetist

at the

Naval Hospital

He

1985

live in

is

a

in Jack-

two
They

his wife, Debbie, are parents of

Middleburg.

Fla.

Representative:

Ginger Balchunas Childs
303 Tavistock Drive

Eileen Funsch Mital '85 and her husband,
Raymond, are parents of a daughter, Kaitlyn

Royersford. PA

bom on September 2, 1994. Eileen is a
mortgage/consumer loan supervisor for First Fidelity Bank, N.A. in Spring Valley. N.Y. They
live in Park Ridge, N.J.

19468

Ruth,

(610) 792-3595

Class Volunteers:

Glenn Bromley. John Honey. Marvin Meneeley.

They

Patty

live

'85 and Stephen
7 in

daughters, Brittany, six, and Ashley, five.

Moore

Ellen Twardzik Preziotti '85 and her husband, John, are parents of a son, Matthew John,

The following

Potts ville.

class

members

registered at

Miners

alumni or university events during 1994: Beth
Anne Batturs, Kerry Scon Boll, Daniel Bower,

She joined the bank

Lori Leonard Britt, Glenn Bromley. Loretta

business development officer

Bank in

ef-

live in Strafford.

sonville, Florida.

also coach

Christine A. Zanis '84 has been appointed
National

and marketing

gram.

Honesdale.

trust

Heinz,

within the "in-store" segment as well as vend-

Bucknell

Sinclair Personal

Mayfield.

a sixth grade teacher in the

Highlands School
of the

in

M

But as

destroy

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Page 40

is

J.

developing new channels of distribution

forts in

Lou and
Beth A. Williams '84 and William H. Shun
were married on October 1 in Lewisburg. Beth
is

position with

manager for the newlyformed market development division. In this

Regina Park, Scott Righter

University and the

past six years

Patrick; her parents, a sister

new

ing.

Mitchell '84. Eva M. Mosakowski

ol Stillwater

a brother, Sebastien.

as the northeast region

lucky to get this position, which also

allowed

at

a teacher at East

is

Ore-Ida Food Service, a division of H.

Cameron Smith '84. Sandra Wood Smith '86. Kathy Ann Snyder '80. Lucy Stroh. Susan Thieme
Diane Virgilio '83. Theresa VonTobel '94, Pat Washeleskt '79. and Joe Zakorchemny '72.

Devin

was

He joins

were married on

lion house.

felids

professional goal for mc, so

cubs we had

master's degree

a

Chris recently accepted a

Zoo

wherever you arc needed. After
three months, Leslie

Stephane.

meet President Jessica Kozloff and Dr. Steve Kozloff. Those

Barbara Russell Grab/elder

and was eventually lured as an open
keeper, which

to

'84.

'83.

landed an

in July L993, Leslie

I

Arnaudo Camburn

'92. Leslie

jobs are

I

who earned

reception in Plymouth

dant < included Margaret Angelucci '90. Lisa Bell '90. Nicole

United States.

the

heie and hope llicie's a |ob avail-

tchc

E.

Chris Hardinger '85 and his wife. Dr.
Johanne Lamarche, are parents of a son,

animals, but on occasion with birds

"You

Wynne

Pennsboro Area High School.

a veterinary assistant,

ova

Beach.

next opportunity

ler

working mainly with domestic

resumes all

in

Horst are planning a spring 1996 wedding. Tho-

When
Bj

is in pri-

She formerly was

River, N.J.

hormonal studies with primalc.
fell

bom

ol

Zoo, working on behavorial and

necessary, she

'85 and her husband,

vate practice in Freehold, N.J.

With an associate of science
degree, Leslie

Hunt Butow

on January 24, 1994 (eight pounds, six ounces).
Jennifer, who earned a master of social work

had only

Her graduating

off.

Jennifer

John, are parents of a daughter. Grace Anne,

laij.-c

buds, primates and

to

In 21 months, she

reptiles.

20 days

animals,

Lewistown Area High School. He preLebanon City

Schools.

seven days a week to take care of
ovi

so-

m

a

<>

named

viously taught and coached in the

course load of animal-

be mi the animal

at

'85 has been

teacher and varsity boys' basketball

cial studies

at

bom on June 3,
Ellen
tal

is

1994 (eight pounds, four ounces).

assistant controller for

an environmen-

consulting firm in Arlington, Va.

They

live

in Sterling. Va.

January 1995

QUEST: 20 years of exciting programs, trips
On Roy
Dm: Smith
Uifli
By
Director.

Quest,

expand

Quest

now

&

The Corporate

considered

Institute

in its 20th year, continues to

offerings of outdoor courses and
trips abroad, to students, alumni, friends of
the
its

1

tells

had spent there

1

and Us many valleys was

Uassmcrc where Wordsworth lived,
now buried m the local graveyard.
Beatrice Potter, creator of Peter
Rabhil .mil in. ms othei animal

the rainforest and nvers

of Costa Rica and the headwaters of the

characters, spent her most creative

Amazon.

ye in In this beautifti]

Quest

In 1995.

will offer

walking

h

great noslulgia.

perhaps the major highlight of our
walk We spent an afternoon in

University. Our travels have taken us to the
snow-capped volcanoes of Mexico, the remote
Brooks Range of Northern Alaska, the high

On

England

pan

ol

through the Lake District of England (July 517), the Western Highlands of Scotland
(September 21 -October 3), and the Alsace

gave hn
extensive Lakeland properties and
i. inns io
the National [Viui to be
preserved In perpetuity
was

region of France (June 15-28).

Intrigued to learn thai ol

The England
Smith

trip will

who worked

'91,

trips

be led by Brenda
in the

Lake

sional photographer

District

from Colorado,

will lead

walk through the Western Highlands. Dr.
Helmut Doll, math professor at B.U., will lead
the walk through the Alsace region of France,
an area where he walked and biked as a boy.

visiting loieigm

is,

who

show

A

iiwhiimjj

scene from 1993 coast to coast walk across England

almost deserted beaches.

rugby was

Quest's coast to coast

Heyond

B.C.. at the

end of the

last

Age. rising seas finally broke through the
shallow spit of land between Britain and the
Ice

continent, creating an island nation,
spite

which

in

of its inconsequential size and miserable

climate,

became

in the 19th

of

the center of an empire

century spanned a

fifth

which

of the globe.

Small, ancient-looking farms with grey,
weathered granite walls and moss-covered

swing on a field near the
beach with the two sides, unprotected by any

slate roofs

padding, bashing each other with unusual

rounded by emerald green

Presumably a grudge game. An
extraordinarily clear, sunny day allowed us a
wonderful view of the mountains on the Isle of

stone walls.

miles to the west, but not

which

Ireland,

Around 10,000

A Saturday game

in full

Man some 30

is

occupy

in this part

another.

an important economic activity

were

lifted

by a traditional ploughman's

lunch of tasty local cheeses, bread and chutney
at the

Queens Hotel, a 300-year-old

inn. only a

stone's throw from Mrs. Smith's Stonehouse

back even

Bees on the edge of the

in the 6th century the

Irish

Sea

has changed), founded a nunnery

(little

its

rugged

— about 180

on the west
fells

a small country, so a

higher midnff

daunting a task
to start

from village
is

is

We were

coast, first traversing the

of the Lake District and then

North Sea.

traffic.

across private lands

if it

can be proven

local people.

Some

way

—

flight from New York to Manchester in
England is always a wearying affair with

The

6 a.m.. worn from the

flight,

we boarded

a

and headed north along the

—

Others are

who have
in the

of minimizing potential damage to

their land
little

opportunity to sleep. Arriving in Manchester

train at the airport

interest

for

of the paths have been in

use for more than a thousand years

public paths across their property

usually pubs and inns.

that the

— often

erect styles for the conve-

nience of pedestrians, allowing easy access

Walking through the Lake

District is a

journey into another century, to

a

world

that

Our second

is

District,

hills are

that

hardy enough

seem

Little

withstand the difficult

weather, other than the locals
selection

who by

natural

genetically insensible to

of non-stop rain.

Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania

sheep country.

to

weeks

final

.n,

i

,

in

|

nr

I.

in,

I

is

o| (hoSfl

tramp, across the bleak,

North Yorkshire moorland
a

glimpse of the

and died
Yorkshire

stark, gray

to 62.

It

Wc

decided

—

to

an

were

sisters

You have to tramp across a
moor on a wet. windy day

to appreciate

a tough one for

an English mile bore no resemblance

where the scenic

imagery and the dark and

sinister

chaiactci ol Heatln Idle

Our

came Irom
day of walking was Irom

final

the small fishing port of Whitby,

where Captain Cook, one of
England's greatest sailors, was
Another impressive monastery

bom

dating back to the 7th century

was thought to be roughly
three Umes longer The weather was magnificently clear, warm, and sunny, a rare combina-

overlooks this picturesque town, its
back overlooking the North Sea from
where many of its principal

tion for a region that "enjoys"

antagonists

it

HO inches of
and where summer can be sometimes measured in days The mountain ash and
I

rain a year

birch trees

became fewer

Ennerdale and

at

as

wc climbed

out of

an elevation of only 2.000

feet, disappeared The landscape is open and
windswept, often scoured by low cloud and
mist driven in by the prevailing westerlies off

the Irish Sea.

It is

reminiscent of northern

where

Rock,

a great buttress

first

we looked down on

ascents of the

there

To

the west,

the sun -dappled water of

of Man —
— and the glistening, magical waters

Buttermcre. and beyond, the
still

was

of dark granite

Everest.

Isle

of the Irish Sea.

From

this lofty terrain

Vikings.

in the I6lh

by

came

— the Saxons and
abandoned

In spite of being

century and being shelled

a passing

the second

rums look

German

battleship in

World War. the ravaged
as though they

might

1000 years.

easily last another

A

delightful eight mile walk along the

300-foot high sandstone sea cliffs

seemed more like 5. but by iiow wc
were accustomed to the perverse
1

us.

the earliest rockclimbcrs practiced in

Mattcrhom and Mount

is

in

thriving moiiast. nes, win. h in

gave us

deceptively steep and

geography and inaccessibility has retained the
atmosphere and sense of timelessness of a prelndustrial age. This is

.i,

regional centers of education,
industry and agriculture

easy to imagine a walk across England to be

literally to the

else

>'

Our

a relaxed affair, peering over garden walls and
taking afternoon teas at quaint country inns

preparation for the

Only a half mile from the sea, we stretched
our cramped travel legs and tramped to the

was

whose ages ranged from 26

sheer good fortune and a consequence of

breakfast and the starting point for our walk.

mm

treeless.

day. from Ennerdale into the

Lake

magnificent coast line of the Irish Sea, quite

back doorstep of Mrs. Smith's
Stonehouse Farm in St Bees, our first bed and

in.

born, lived almost then entire lives,

Pillar

by

King Henry

ol

fields

Alaska or northern Scandinavia.
Looking back, and now well below

over thorn hedges and stone walls.

bmond

and mined

astle

vk Inn

sited the

addition to being religious centers

date

of glacier-scarred rock outcrops, alpine grasses
and sedges, bracken, and purple headier

American one

Their legality stems from

of more recent vintage. Landowners

Our accommodations were bed and

move

medieval law which allows a right of access
path has been a traditional right of

proceeding eastward across the bleak North
Yorkshire Moors to Robin Hood's Bay on the

breakfast places

local or passing traveler to

wool became

when Viking

sometimes seem interminable.

to village, through a rural

a

i

i
ol

also served as important local and

As the hillsides steepen, the tidy
give way to a wild, harsher environment

Lakeland

landscape, without having to be bothered by

road

not too

miles.

dairy farms

enduring feature of the English countryside

and allow the

in the

«,

town

world where the Bronte

Public footpaths are a delightful and

protected cove there.

Thankfully. England

its

from

Some

he

"i"

invaders decided to settle here in the °th

able to

and small villages, to the village of Ennerdale
on the western edge of the Lake District.

Abbess Bega.

distraught at the turbulence in Ireland

walk across

we were

the narrow coastal plains, with

started at St.

where

starts,

Stone walla

field

leated

century.

the group,

After several false

l

i\

and the

,

.

strewn with the empty shells

— often of the

the production of

earlier to the time

footpaths and lanes that would take us across

Farm.

enclosed by

of these walls date back over

600 years when

and distinctive mark on the British people and

England

stone

The high hills of the Lake District loomed
only a day away and 15 miles to the west. Our

heart of the

the breadth of

is

— divide one small

Some

leave St. Bees behind and found the right

Our walk across

fields

ihc gieatcsl

Pott,

u-is she

.

the

Eighth's notorioui dissolution "i

thi

virtually every itnii tUT

of England

same family

rarely seen from the British

seems

laboriously built by generations

The passing of centuries, the tramp of
intruding Romans, Saxons. Vikings and finally
the Normans in 1066, have left an indelible
their land.

It

monasl.

all

the lapanese

is

tin

with Us lamous

the valley floors, sur-

mainland.

spirits

ham

,

u

,

lleval, tnarkei

vigor.

walk across England

app.in nils

interest in Heati n

the

An account of

hei death, she

i

during the early 1970s. Jan Runge. a profes-

at

.

remembered with

more than 30 years earlier
Our tramp through the Lakeland

Over the past five years, our students have
journeyed to places they might only have
dreamed about before coming to Bloomsburg

Andes of the Ecuador,

whole of Britain « Ml

from the times

University and corporations from around
Pennsylvania.

most beautiful

Bo be the

valley in the

humor of

the guide book's estimation

of distances

In the late afternoon,

our destination, the village of Robin

Hood's Bay. came
slate

some

into

view with

its

roofed stone houses perched,
precipitously,

on the edge of a

pleasantly calm North Sea.

That evening wc walked to the

we began our deep

descent into the valley of Borrowdale,

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Quest
(Continued from Page 41)
shore and watched the rising

moon

though eerie light across

cast a bright

A

the gentle sea.

grand and peaceful

Our memorable tramp across
England was sadly over, it was time
finale

to

go home.

wc

Before leaving England,

York

visited the ancient city of

—a

tounst city for more than a thousand

—

years

and

walk

to

its

narrow, cobbled

excavated Viking ruins

Streets, its

awe

to ga/.e in

York Minsici.

at

.1

even before William the

greal Church

Conqueror

Two

of our alumni joined us

last

year on the walk

England

"I found the walk across
n<

he one of the best vat alums I've

ever hern mi.

"There

was absolutely
Maureen McOsker

it

—

beautiful. "

no better way

is

to see
it.

one of those experiences that

gets btttit

andbettet the more you

about

think

a

"

COUntry than to walk across
"It's

'81

and you

it,

about

think

It

CONCERT CHOIR REUNION — Attending a

reunion party after the Homecoming Pops Concert on Homecoming Weekend were (first row. from
Leann HoutZ '94. Dr. Eric Nelson. Dr. William Decker. Mary Decker; (second row) Nancy Howarth 91. Rob Gould '90. John
'93. Shawn
5m eene) '89, Janet Space Cutrcio '67. Jim Waller '68, Lisa Tomlinson '87, Gail Kaucher '84, Scott Righter '84; (third row/ Steven Getz
< rodat k
'93, Laurie Perry Shaffer '84, Linda Harris Smith 69, Robert Smith '68, Greg Kovalick '81. Janet Knox Schneider '84. Cyndi Rice Mueller
'84, Robin Messina Breidinger '79. Robert Breidinger '79; (fourth row) Jeff Snyder 93, Beth Burkhart 93, Kyle Hindsman '92, Michael Lamprinos
V2. Steve Lindeninuth '83. David Brown '91. Bob Pasternak '84, Greg Notestine '85. Lee Mueller '81. Jim Robison '83. John Haney '85, Steve

"

often

the Walk Across England was
the hardest think

wouldn

1

Adrianne Bald

left)

i

I

ever ,lone. hut

've

have missed

it

foi tfu

"

world.

Kanouse

Walks

England,

in

'83,

'92.

Missing from photo: Stanley Schorr '90 and Robert Twaddell

John W. Pyne

4

85, a graduate of Medical Col-

1990, began a fellow-

Scotland and France

lege of Pennsylvania

offered in 1995

fomia-Irvine Medical Center in July.

in

ship in gastroenterology

a three year internal

He was then

1993

England

at

University of Cali-

He finished

medicine residency there

selected for a one-year posi-

teaching residents and medical students and for

Land Cost $1,400
Join us (ins

gumma

on

the administrative duties of
a

In

walk

across the breadth of Northern

ternal

England which

tile

some

«>l

will take us through

the island's

most beautiful

1

of

all

those

He

Slates.

who

lives in

a score in the

took the

In-

97th percen-

test in the

United

Orange, California

mountains and moorland. Our walk
will begin
ol

m

the

i

.ike District

at io-.s

Irom

the North Yorkshire

Hccs on the

St

Robin Hood

s

lusli

Bay on

Moors

Sea

—

to

the shores oi

mountainous and

hilly

is

the land

Wordsworth and James Herriot,

Beautiful

and

The Romans passed

this

a foot specialist

and

live at Jersey

Shore R R

Sandra

J.

Shaker

4

Sandra,

Who earned

fl

ait administration at

1

in Drifton.

Wilkes University,

rector of Medical Imaging and

Women's Care
The live

Hazleton-St. Joseph Medical Center.

Drums R

R

on the eastern

Ohio.

Rose Anne Brizek-Horan '86 has

(717) 476-4745

a 14-

month-old son, Patrick.

Chris Campbell Raughley

RR.

Douglas A. Coup '86 and Lori D. Smith are
Doug is a senior programmer analyst
for Shared Medical Systems in Malvem.

1

engaged.

Michael C. Dubbs '86 has been named

The following

class

members

registered at

Rose Anne
Donna Campbell. Priscilla RobCarroll, Karyn Ryan Carten. Howard

Matsko Daley. Martha Jane Roth
Danchak. Susan Hanchak Duerr, Todd Duerr,
Rebecca Eberle-Romberger, Sharon Einbmder.

is

a special education teacher

in

is

at

a Nation-

Lewisburg. They

live

Rob

Eroh, Kirk D. Fell. Daniel Gallagher.

Tom

Gordon. Tony Hanosek. Nettie Lewis Hartman.
Cynthia Hepler, Michael Hitt. Dorothy Hey
Hobbis,

Thomas

Holly. Michele Hucaluk, Dale

Keener, Karen Klocek, Richard S. Knupp, Laurie

Koznoskie, Wesley Kreitz. Kelly Lewis. Frank
Magel. Rick Mead. Beth Gillespie Medaglia,

Beth A. Williams '85 and William H. Shun
were married on October 1 in Lewisburg. Beth

Marvin Metzger. Debbie Blyler Quarmby. Nina

Computer

Schnver, Jeannette Daniels Schriver, Laura
Sharrow, Tern Beth Slocum, Sandra Wood

is

a business software consultant for

Support Services,
in that

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live in Cleveland,

community

Inc. in

Lewisburg. They

live

Field Rego. Durrell Reichley. Walt Roberts, Brad

Smith, Chet Snyder,

sec-

retary-treasurer for Scott Twp., with an office in

ment, Lightstreet.

Land Cost $1,300

lies

They

Home

Bethany, four; and Jared, three.

wide Insurance agent
in Wmfield.

(Continued on Page 46)

Wilson Borough.

O.

Christie, Traci

September 21 -October 3

Hotel which

lines.

Box 474; 82 Shepard Avenue
Delaware Water Gap. PA 18327-0474

in

a flight attendant for Continental Air-

is

Brizek-Horan,

'85 and Jeffrey J.

Shikellamy High School, and Jeff

Rowardennan

Kelly R. Lewis

erts

Scotland

Highlands of

Amy

Bajdalski, Alicia Schwenter Bluis,

3.

Deborah Hartman Smith

Deborah

the

'86 and Steven L. Simpson

Representative:

at

six;

at

Amy M. Bowne

at

pathways, churches and landscape.

will begin the

employed by Drevna-Papson Physical Therapy

Associates in Lancaster. They live in Paradise.

Espy.

di-

is

Smith '85 report the birth of their third son, Brandon Hunter Smith, on May 23 He joins Tyler,

We

is

alumni or university events during 1994: Scott
Aikey, Leslie Hoy Bacigalupi, Marzena

master's degree in health

passing can be found along the old

Scotland walk

Hehn were

also a graduate of Thomas Jefferson University,

were married on November 5

85 and Jeffrey N.

Sackrison were married on October

\eais ago, followed by the Danes,

Traces of their

J.

in Lafayette, N.J. Joseph,

1986

Kunkletown. PA 18058

I

region tWO thousand

Saxons and Vikings

Wade E. Workman '85 and Carol J. Montgomery are planning a May 1995 wedding. Wade
is a manager trainee at Toys-R-Us in Camp Hill.

1

(610) 681-3914

.

>>i

author of All Things Bright

through

Hk\

Joseph C. Allison '86 and Lea

Pennsj Ivania College of
is

podiatric surgeon with practices in Williamsport

landscape of

Stonewalled houses. inn8 and ancient
i(

ol

Podiatric Medicine,

a

highland sheep Farms, villages ol

hutches

SchlortT '85 and Rhonda L. Bird

William, a graduate

and Avis

The walk passes through

J.

were married on October 22 in Jersey Shore.

the North Sea.

c

William

MBA degree.

married on October

P.

region

Northwest England and finish

earned an

Greene Thren, James Tyson, Dennis Ward,
Lyndon Yearick, James Zelenak.

15 residents.

1993 he passed the American Board of

Medicine with

Ted Williams '85 has been a certified finanplanner with IDS Financial Services in
Lancaster for more than eight years. He has also
cial

in

tion as chief medical resident, responsible for

July 5-17

'78.

He formerly was

istrator for the

home adminManor Nursing

a nursing

Rolling Hills

Union County and for

in

JDK Manage-

Maria Frant Eden '86 is a banking officer
Bank in Allentown, managing an

for Meridian

office in

White

Hall.

She

is

expecting her

first

child in March.

Elaine
(the

Big

M.

Foster '86 moved to Kailua-Kona

Island), Hawaii, in

ter living in

December 1993

af-

Baltimore, Md., for seven years,

where she worked at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
She is working in the OB/GYN department of

Kona Community Hospital. "Aloha
Land of Paradise."

to

all

from

the

Rob Thompson, Dawn

January 1995

Classnotes

Alumni
return as
recruiters
At

least

returned to

7 Bloomshurg alumni
campus to recruil our

seniors

jobs,

I

toi

according

Carol

to

Bainett, dircctoi ot the Caieei

Development Center

The recruiter included

the

following alumni

Young

Bmsl
Hartlauh

Anthony
James (Jake)

"89,

Armstrong; "So.
Scott

Dan Owens

'9

Beamei

•»> t

iUU

|

\

Arthur Andersen

— Alctu Gmff

'94

Shared Medical System*
Snvilei SO

A

Knthj

— Lee Blackwuy 73
— Dawn h- nan 94

Foot Locker
Prudential
State

f

Hartoll

In

— Diane

arm Insurance
'

')

Kemsel&Co.-

Tracy Pink
Wallace Compntei Systems

Dean Shields

(

>.|

Ames Department
Paul

I

- Alumni and parents attended a reception in

V^tI £

pL

67 f>r„c
R f
67.

Henry

SrTT*
JOA

»

^^

Ba*
e r™l
8 B im

y
1

k

% »"»

£"'<"'

!-

,

92.

B. Haitz III '86 recently joined the

Press-Telegram newspaper

in

Long Beach.

Cali-

fornia, as controller. He previously served as
chief financial officer for the Suburban News-

Shane Planutis

papers of Greater

is

1

manager of the Pottstown Mercury.

Orefield.

daily circulation of 123,474, the Press-Telegram
the 83rd largest newspaper in the United States
and ranks 46th in total advertising revenue.
is

Henry earned an MBA degree at Penn State
1991 He and his wife, Tama, live in southern

in

'86 and

Howard S

in Paoli

Lessel

They

live in

Richard

S.

burg. Richard

Knupp
is

Pharmaceuticals

K,„

Tony, are parents of a son, Brendon Lee,

May

31. 1994.

two and a

Susan

He

Z

<

Blai

Stroudsburg.

They

bom on

in

East

live in Effort.

'86 and Laune Koznoskie

wedding

in Harris-

a sales representative for
in

Glaxo

Louise,

'86 and her hus-

Leslie

bom on May 28 (six pounds,

is

Molly McLaughlin Naunczek '86 and

director of college relations for Shared

Medical Systems Corporation

bom

on April

9.

medical school

Medical College. They reside

1994.

College.

Molly

in 1993.

in

is in

at Jefferson

Langhome.

Steven E. Morehart '86 has been named ausenior

&

manager

in

at the

Wyomissing

office of

Young. He has been with the firm for

eight years.

is

sales and marketing

his wife. Janice, are parents of

Daniel

JoAnne, one. They

Adam,

two

seven, and Lynzi

live in State

Alumm

Eva Ellinger Yingst '86 and her husband.
new daughter. Emily, bom
on November 9 She joins a sister. Melissa, six.
is

<

Kelly

Mckeown Meneeley
I

members

class

registered

in

Read-

a marketing consultant

ing as an assistant vice president in charge of

28. in Wilkes-Barre.

demand deposit and debt card operations
The family lives in Lebanon

11

alumni or university events during 1994: Alana
Gallo Albus. Sharon Bickel Bower. Judy

Lew

(

female,

and friends attended

In

Philadelphia on

li

a

tobei

attendance weie Jim Gledhlll.

In

onnie Stanko
lobora

10

Gobora

John McDaniel

Mi

rrew ">i

Parrish

,

Harry

hemny
Zakon hemnj

"94.

Dcaniu ierm.in ll.ihih, John
Gundrum. Amy Perry Hall. Debbie
<

<

">4. Joe

'72 and

Cathy

iihas,

I

K.i

Ignatovich.

Mike Kennedy. Alison M
oreman Chris Lutz, Mike
Markowski. Kelly McAndrew. Angela ZUDJ
Scott Karchner.

i

Metzger, Patricia Metzgei Scott, Robin lalbol
Mingle. Michelle Mourey. Sean Mullen, R tins

Oman. Fay

Ortiz, Paul Pugnetti,

Crum

Mary

II.

John W. Cook
married on June

1

fO)

Glenside and

is

Skinner. Su/ette

treasurer for the Philadelphia Zoo's

chapter of the American Association

/•»> Keepers

Wcllcr. Jeff Welsh.

'87 and

8 in

(Continued from Pagt
ourselves."

rj

Sunderland. Kelly
McBndc Swisher. Lisa Tomlinson. Mary Beth

D

Zoo
Ix-slie lives in

I

Amy

Spering Snyder.

Ocean

Dana K Yaw were
City.

Md

John

is

a

medical sales representative for Sherwood Medi

Md

They

live in that city.

Wendy L. Davis '87 and Kyle E. Miller '90
were married on December 30 Wendy is a case
manager with
try

the Lehigh Valley Private Indus-

Council, and Kyle

is

employed by

PNC Corp

as an investment consultant in East Stroudsburg.

Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania

I

Dan

Carl Morgan, Marie

Morgan

Zal on

'52,

Sadie Zapp Mayernii

'27.
<

«

Correalc, Brian Dent. Janet EU, Christine

h.rd.

caJ in Laurel.

Bryan, four.

employed by Meridian Bank

aeon

Class Volunteer

Depicro Weir. Carol

College

Scott, are parents of a

a brother.

I

in Philadelphia

Ambler, PA 19002

Scdor Reichley. Alesia

children:

and

WBRE-TV, Channel

is

S&A Custom Built Homes in State
He earned an MBA degree at Penn State

He and

Eva

John Nicodem '86

'86

ou Petruct

luncheon

Krasner, Dave

Malvern.

director for

a son,

a special education teacher, and Michael

his final year of

2 ounces).

Lancaster.

Michael Naunczek '86 are parents of
Michael Patrick,

1

i

Representative:

Sean Mullen
HOI Cedar Road

Brennan, Joe Cannavo, Laurie Snyder

Lynch Smurthwaite

a Deckcu

I

Alumni enjoy

The following
grade teacher

— Mark Eycr "84
— Dan

Imaha

Neve & Co - Ed Olszewski *94
Oaram Sylvania
Miki
'uddj

,

joins a brother. Corey, age

a fifth

<

1987

half.

is

ol

Klingerman H7

X

Lyndon Yearick

for

,

,„

lurn

Susan Armstrong Smith '86 and her husband,

Leslie

are planning a spring 1995

Emst

/, ,,„

fc, ,„„

(215) 646-8364

band, John, are parents of a daughter. Victoria

dit

Jeeves. Hat,

„„ „

/,

—

Hazleton.

.

California.

is

Mary

/•„ „,/, „,

controller of the Press-Telegram, he will

oversee an annual budget of nearly $60 million
and manage a staff of over 30 people. With its

in

meet

-

self-employed.

M. Randinelli

'49,

1 to

Nordstrom 78. Holfy Wlatmover Op,
Stephanie Snyder WeiUl 79. and Michel, ZaluM '91

995 wedding

were married on June 24

As

Homlsak

M **

90.

St. Louis, controller of the
Lorain (Ohio) Morning Journal, and business

Jill

November

'86 and Michele Katrishen are

planning an April 29,

Shane

Dr. William

CO " B° Wer

ZZ""
: 74, Lisa Stockholm
ZW TE Spadoni

*

Mutual
Willtamsport on

Stores Inc.

rcuhan '78

Daily Express

LYCOMING RECEPTION

«)|

Page 43

Master's
degree in
accounting

The following class members registered at
alumni or university events during 1994

«T

approved
A new

Michael Alban.

master of science degree

accounting program will enroll
students in Ihe

first

(all

in

its

Drakas.

Fetterman, Steve Fetterman, Edie Gair.
Annemarie Murray Hauck, Leah Haussmann,
Jeff Hedeman, Vicki Henry, Dianna Waddell

approved by the Council of Trustees.
Richard Baker, chairman of the
accounting department, notes that

of

total

1

minimum

educational requirement for licensure
as a Certified Public Accountant.

"We

expect the

Commonwealth

follow this national trend

to

"Bloomsburg already has one of the
imderfi.uliialr accounting

programs

We

nia.

northeastern Pennsylva-

in

think our

new master

program anticipates

for a

500 and 600 students and graduates
no and ISO students each

between

than 40 pen enl "i the

CPA

i

omplemeni

the

undergraduate accounting curriculum

and the programs
institutions.

"I Othei

nearby

Othei schools

Stale .System ol

lighci

I

she wrote on teens and alcohol. In July, she was

named a regional winner for the series in the
Thomson Newspapers Award of Excellence Pro-

I

(eborah

sor

an

<

the

in

Choice

ipected to contribute graduates

Selinsgrove. she

in

is

for Children's

also attending the

They

and univcisUics

the tilth yeai requirement

hools u ithin

oi state
a

4

large

i

.it

live in

the University of South Florida.

They

quality graduate

B.

Hoffman

'87 and Lisa

were married on October 29
is

a teacher at

in

J

Sechrist

Reading. David

to support a

program

in

that,

David

L.

Maciejewski '87 and Kathleen A.

wedding in
business manager of the

Ferrell are planning an April 8

Hughesville,

David

is

it

is

mature, the Bloomsburg program

many

as Ml to

00

students per year taking graduate
in

accounting

Mark

J.

Makara

1

reports

good

993 she received the Governor's
in

January 1994

she gave birth to a son. She resides in Northfield,

were married on September 3
diana.

Mark

in

Klebenow
Columbus. In-

a professional pharmaceutical

is

in

Grove

City.

Ohio

Laurie

Lori

Namey

J.

Stein '87 and Brent E. Sugita were

on September 24. Salley

is

by the Quakertown Community School District

and

is

doing graduate work

versity.

They

live in

at

Kutztown Uni-

Boyertown.

married on August 20 in Minersville.

Scott

is

employed by Big A Auto Parts in Pottsvdle. They
live in Minersville.

4

88 of Shenandoah has
shift su-

pervisor for Lehigh Valley Division of Laboratory Resources Inc. in Bethlehem.

He joined

the

firm in 1989.

has completed a course in inductively

is

certified in asbestos fibercounting.

Francine D. Brion '88 has been named coordinator for training and development with the

lege of Technology at Alfred.
Prior to joining Alfred State, she

gram coordinator with
in

the College

was

a pro-

Center of the

Corning, N.Y., for three years.

Francine and her husband, Robert, are the par-

Lori Timber-lake- Wolf '87 and her husband,
triplets in

March!

ents of a son, Cory, age two.

They

live in Scio,

N.Y.

side.

District.

Michael

is

They

a chemist at
live at

Merck and Co.

1988

istered nurse, she served in the U. S. Air Force

Representative:

Malcolm Grow Medical Center,
Andrews Air Force Base She and her husband,
a resident Seabee at the United States Embassy

Lori DePasquale Lannetti

for five years at

Tokyo, reside

in that city.

Moyer Rhoads
the

'87. a general assign-

Shamokin News-Item

won two awards

since

for a l0-part series

in

Northumberland R.R.

Robin Gail Reese '87 and David A. Poust
were married on June 25 in Hughesville. A reg-

at

L. Bosavage

been promoted to metals supervisor and

Finger Lakes

Dauphin School

1989. has

1995 wedding.

Center for Science, Technology and Applied
Research at State University of New York Col-

Michael R. Weaver '87 and Tracey Jo Bilger
were married on August 27 in Bloomsburg.

1

ment reporter

fall

a medical technologist at Harrisburg

'87 and Sean Schaefer are plan-

a

Patricia

is

employed

summer 995 wedding. Lori, who received a master \ degree at Rider College in New
Jersey, is a guidance counselor with the Lower

in

'88 and Timothy E.

Hospital.

He

Wesley, are expecting
ning

Montgomery

coupled argon plasma emission spectroscopy and

representative for the Pratt Division of Pfizer

Pharmaceuticals. They live

Ann Bloom

Costello are planning a

N.J.

District.

'87 and Lisa A.

in

employed by North Penn Hos-

is

pital.

Gary
Kimberly Nickey Stangle '87

Salley

Loyalsock Township School

when

County. Glenn

live at Hughesville R. R. 2.

N. Scott Sterner '87 and Alexandra Kost were

Bakei indicated

courses

bom

on September 7 (rune pounds, two ounces). They

mamed

accounting."

could have as

Robert, are parents of a son, Luke Robert,

Oley Valley High School. They

Mount Perm.

'88 and Pamela S. Kline

Shamokin.

news: In April

Bradenton, Florida.

David

reasonable distance

enough

Glenn W. Bateman

were married on September 3

Sarasota) Florida, while pursuing a master's de-

supported

have an existing accounting

program

Meadows Nursing Center. She

Service Center in Wilkes-Barre.

Laurie

Jerry W. Hauck 87 and Marsha L.
Hetzendorf were married on August 6 in
Turbotville. Jerry is employed by Athco in

here aie

I

BonAnno are
Rob lives in

Sandpoint, Idaho.

Northumberland.

reside in

owned

si. ite

Governor's

Highway Safety Award in the media category.
She and her husband. Stuart, reside in

Teacher Recognition Award, and

ollcj-es

i

In October, she received a

gram.

Suzette Spering Snyder '87 and her husband,

said,

have not formulated plans to meet

thai

A caseworker

in

program

neailn

si

an accounting and auditing supervi-

Harrisburg Center of Temple University.

EdU( aliou

"TboiU knowledge," Baker

no

is

Kronick Kalada Berdy and Co.. CPAs,

Wilkes Barre

ii

to the

at

will

own

's

1995 wedding.

fall

Lisa Argenziano '88 has been named direc-

'87 and Palnck E.

Deborah M. Dudeck

live in

'niversitj

I

'88 and Angela

Rob Anthony
planning a

'92.

Bclardi were married on October 15 in Hazleton.

examination

The new graduate program

David Slonac, Marga-

Waldron, Michael W. Williams

previously was a caseworker with the Children's

Bloonuburg's undergraduate
OUnting program enrolls between

graduates take the

Traauk

the stale's

(

More

Salinger, Frank Schaffer.
ret

tor of activities at

mandate and prepares students

year

Palmer. Dickie Paria. John Roskos, Maria

T.

'70 and Stan

s

changing business climate."

at

Oberdorf. Brian Ohl. Teresa Oliver, Carolyn

Those in attendance included Anna Bauer '95.
Bra ft Ho 64. George Derk '55. Vera Rearick Derk 60. Stephanie Husted Fetterman
'88. Steve Fetterman '88, Dianne Fisher. Stanley Heimbach '35. Cynthia Hepler '86, Alicia
I In eman '96, Dale Keener '86. Mary Anne Majikas Klemkosky '59, John Miller, Marc Miller
'91, Sharon Miller, Barbara Hershey Myer '71. Michelle Neumann '95, Vicki Gross Sproesser

Gerald

several years," he said

l.nj'c.l

Willis

October 12 to meet President Jessica Kozloff.

the next

in

Wanda

L. Love.

— Alumni and parents attended a reception in Reading on

READING-BERKS RECEPTION

Damn

McDonough. Amy
Savastio Murphy, John Nestro, Wendy Edwards

I

50 hours of education or 30

hours of education beyond the
a

Tony Klemanski, Lori Lannetti.

Hensler.

slates require either a

bachelor's degree as

Andregic. Joe Bannah.

Kevin Crane. Patricia Dobrosic, Susan Early
Mary Dougherty Duff. Stephanie Husted

of 1996.

Creation of the program was recently

"more than 30

Maude

Chris Beagle. Michelle Johnson Beiler, Mike
Brown. Kevin Cecco. Joan McNichol Coyle,

River2.

702 Remington Court

PA 18914
(215) 997-2406
Cluilfont.

Class Volunteers:

Gary

L

Bosavage. Stephanie Fetterman. Steve

Fetterman.

Marge Krueger

Carole A. Cimakasky '88 and Brian Peck are
planning an October 1995 wedding.

employed as an

Carole

is

manager and personnel
coordinator for Interim Personnel Temporary
Services in Kingston. They live in Harding.
office

Stephanie Fetterman '88 was recently promoted to district sales manager with Reuben H
Donnelly (Donnelly Directory).

She and her

husband, Steve "88, live in West Lawn.

Cynthia A. William s Gaffney '88 and
Michael Morrissey '90 were mamed in May

who was promoted to captain in the

U.S.

in July, is attending Infantry Officer

Ad-

Michael,

Army

Page 44

January 1995

A

vanced Course

Georgia, followed by the Bra-

in

Commander's Course.
They are expecting a child in April, and in May
will move to Germany where they
will be stadley

tioned for approximately three years.

Cynthia,

who aJso earned a master "s degree at

Bloomsburg.

a learning disabilities teacher.

is

are parents of a son. Robert
James, born on May
16 Knstine is an administrative
assistant with

AT&T in

Pamela A. Hagenbuch

"88 and Roger B.

Pamela

is

1

is

attending

Hamsburg Center. They live

Temple
in

University.

Northumberland

Hummel

'88 and James

were married on November
garet

a

is

& Co.

Kerry,

who earned a master's degree

live in

in Easton.

Mar-

Allentown.

J.

Kieffer

Jr.

4

are parents of a daughter,

1994. Donald

2,

88 and

Julia, born
an Internal Revenue

They

live

m

N.J.

Jo Ann Girton Kile '88 and her husband, Ron.
are the parents of a daughter. Felicia

on September 28, 1994. They

Mane, born

live in Wellsville

N.Y.

Lori Kirk-Rolley '88 has been appointed as
an account manager at The Weightman Group
in

She will be responsible for daily
account management functions on the agency's
WLR Foods account and the Mannington Mills
Philadelphia.

and commercial businesses.

She previously was a senior account executive at Letven.
in

Diccicco

Horsham. She

is

&

live in

Beth Ann Lugg *88 and Joseph W.
Snyder
were married on June 25 in Pen
Argyl. Beth is
employed by the Pen Argyl Area School
District
live in

Bangor.

Co.'s office

in

Allentown

Cheryl

Ann Mazer '88 and Thomas L. Errico
May 1995 wedding. Cheryl is

are planning a

Wanda

Co

in

and

FM

WVTA television
WV1A stall in

foi

She |oined the

radio

1991 as a corporate underwriting
representative

and was subsequently promoted
to department
head and directoi ol development
Judy is married lo Paul Sedlak '87

JefTSmith '88

is

in

employed by Prudential Pro
Philadelphia
/

Janet ft Sobaek '88 and Thomas Luubach
were married on September 4. 1993.
Janet

Shearon
Hopewell. N.J.

McDonough '88 and Sean
(M) have made career moves
Wanda has been named director of the annual
fund at Lycoming College, and Sean
is educaWillis

McDonough

Judith Mies Sedlak "88 has been named
vice
president of development

fared Properties

his wife. Julie,

Service agent in Brooklyn. N.Y.

Westwood.

Moravian

office manager/executive secretary
for

Madeline

is

at

They

Alburtis.

Environmental Design

Donald

residential

employed by PP&L.

is

F Bova

CPA with Concannon. Gallagher, Miller

They

on June

1 1

&

of Beard

L. Lender "88 and Mark J.
Elscsser
were married on September 24
in Coopersburg

They

Margaret L.

Maynard. Mass

8 in Selinsgrove.

a caseworker for Children's Choice
in

Selinsgrove and

in

Kerry

College,

Dillman were married on June

Boston. They live

Stefanle E. Nestor '88 has ken named
supervisor in the audit and accounting
department

'91

math teacher
live in

at

Interim

a

is

Berwick Middle School. They

Berwick

associate
Rebecca Solsman '88 and Ernesi Bonneviei
were married on September 30 in Clarks Sum
I

nut

Rebecca is advertising manager
Pocono Resorts.

for

dean

Caescr \s

sity.

County, she

is

looking forward to becoming ac-

tive in that chapter.

Lisa Pritchard Taddei '88 and Michael

Taddei '89
2.

glove Ct

.

are parents ol

.,

son. Hen|anim,

1993. Their neu addiessil

Belcamp.

MD

I).

I.

i340FoX

21017

is

a

dean

Augusi

"«i

Sharon E. Wolf '88 and Joseph (
married on October 22 in Lancaster

i

in Paoli

The

married on April

3.

1993.

Nancy

resentative for Pfizer Labs.

Kristine A. Lee '88 and her husband. Jack.

is

Hauck were
a sales rep-

They

live in

Lancaster.

olli g<

<

lorinci

m,

become dean of the

Collegi

ml \u

Ibl

<

1989

.

In tin

year.

he) live

i

Arts

[utJea

and will serve

one

ol

gan

tx

left in

., „

and

Wial

teorgio Southern

I

,|,

July to
ol

Science-,

ai

taiveroity in

Statcshoio

Representative
'88 and Geoffrey

19

l"i

ol thi

She

Roosevelt Newson,

I

professoi

edui ation and

larra were
Deborah is

in Lancaster.

Nancy Murray

.isso, [ate

serving as Interim

and Sciences

I

University.

i. ii-'

ioi

Paul

Battista Advertising

a graduate student at LaSalle

1

athletics,

position

employed by Wyeth-Ayerst

McMahon '88 and Stacy L. Meli were
married on June 25. 1994. They live in Baltimore.

.Mm.!,

1

ol health, physii al

""July

Wanda was an active charter member of the
Wyoming Valley Chapter of B.U. alumni, and
now that she and Sean are settled in Lycoming

ind.

i

tional technology coordinator
for the Milton El-

ementary Schools. Wanda was formerly
assistant director of annual giving
at Wilkes Univer-

UMura

aula

<

Mm.

i

has he, n

member

faculty

a

Uloomsl>m r

since 1987

She has
served as program coordinator for
the muster's degree in exercise

John M. Walker
1000 Hillgate Apt TE
Pittsburgh, PA 15220
(412) 343-4484

science and adult fitness, as well as
assistant chair of the HIM-

department
Class Volunteers:

Todd ArgenzJano, Joanne
Foster.
tine

L

Jo Anise Keener. Laura

Derncott, Linda

M

Spohn. Susan Sugra, John

M

F illing those positions on
a
temporary basis arc .eon S/mcdra
and Susan Hihbs, respectively
I

Spec/it.

CHHs

Walker

Ix-Mura completed
live internships,

The following

class

members

registered at

alumni or university events during 1994 John
Blowers. Kirsten Lemingcr Bryan. Michael

Bryan. Mark Burkholder. Barbara Saylor
Bumsidc. Staccy Aponick Cecco. Jeff Conner.
David Coohdge. Patricia Davis. Joanne Derncott.
Jean Downing. Gail Erdlcy Erickson. Susan
Fairman. Linda Foster. Sharon Getty. Penny
Gutshall. Lisa Habakus.
Harrier,

Gus Haviland.

Tammy

Hall. Melissa

Alicia lern//i Ha/zard.

Kevin Jamison. Paul Kappel. JoAnisc Keener.
Charles Klingcr. Phil Krcpps. Scott Lcgg.

Howard Libcrman. Dcbra Reed Long. Scott
Long. Antoinette Marx, Jim Moss. Daniel A
Nase. Michelle Garnty Nolan. Julia Spychalski
Oehlert. Michael Ochlert. Karen Schlcnncr Ohl.

Dawn

Padncr. Karen Pike. Tony Posca. Jennifer
Griffis Redmond. Susan Rockwood. Prank

SNOWY REUNION — We just never know where the next mini-reunion of B. U
place!

Rob Anthony 88 (right) sent
Wyoming
with the Grand Teton in

—

alumni

will take

us this photo that was taken on Mt. Glory in Jackson Hole.

the background. Shown with Rob are Joel Bauschpics
Brian Sigfried '90 and David Tuscano 90. Rob now lives in Sandpoint. Idaho.

'90.

It)

adminislra

office in

dean of

in the

the College ol Ails ami S<

lem es

1989 and the lecond

in

office of the provost and vice

president lor acadcmi. allairs in

1991

Spectrum wins
top magazine award
Spectrum, published by students

at

Bloomsburg University, has been
named the number one student
magazine ifl the United States by the
Columbia Scholastic Press Association.

The competition included
from 335 colleges and

Santoro. Jennifer Blair Sassano. William Shccly.
Taras Somyk. Cheryl Spocrl. Susan Sugra. John

across the country

Sweeney. Rosemary Schrocdcr Termini. Paul
Voltz. John M Walker. John Zcrbc.

national

The award

is

awards

earned since

its

entrants

universities

another in a scries of
that

Spectrum has

inception

in

1986.

In six

Dean Brewer

'89 has been hired as a second-

ary physics/science teacher in the Southern Co-

lumbia Area School District

Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania

one

of the past eight years, the
student publication has earned
medalist honors from the

CSPA.

(Continued on Page 48)

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snotes

(Continued from Page 42)

Loch Lomond,
Rannoch

shores of bonnie

cross the western fringe of

Moor and on through

the magnifi

cent and wild landscape of Glencoc

and the

Mammorcs

Ben Nevis,

the foot of

at

Britain's

The heather

highest mountain.

be

William

to Fort

will

bloom on the hillsides at this
From Fort William, we

in

Mark

D. Burkholder *89 and Melanie A.

Scigford are planning a September 23.

Mark, also

ding.

a

County Area Community College, is employed
by the Charles F Snyder Funeral Homes in
(~ancastcr and Millersvillc.

time of year.

by

will travel

train or

bus

to

Mallaig
of Skyc.

and take the ferry to the Isle
spending an entire day and a night on
the island before crossing back to the

mainland and travelling by

we

Edinburgh, where

E. Clifford '89 and
in

Darin HuggJer '88

Scranton. Lynne

secondary English teacher, and Darin

is

a

a sec-

is

ondary math teacher.

Barbara Duke Cook '89 and David Cook '89
Aaron Edward, bom on

fv

are parents of v son,

of our time in Scotland.

last

Lynnc

were married on July 23

train to

spend the

will

995 wed-

1

graduate of Northampton

October 14 (seven pounds. 3.5 ounces). He joins

France
June 15-28
Land Cost $1,200

a sister.

Mary Anne Donald '89 earned an MBA in
human resource administration at Fairleigh

Carre/our Europeen, the

Visit h-

crossroads of F.urope, in a two- week
trip that

leads from the towns of the

Alsace into the mountains of the

We

Vosgcs.

RhiM

and

in the

Our

final goal.

along the G.R.

one of several

5,

trails in

north,

we

towns and

center. After a
Ink

and

few more days of

many

have preserved

their distun

tm-

nous

oi art

and

some

of the most delicious food and

wine

in the

Several moderate hiking days,

charming towns,

will bring us to

During the

you

tour,

will

have the

Co.

m

Mary Beth Gallagher-Finnerty
Lab

we

in State College.

versary on October

will help

in

em-

She and her hus-

5.

They

live in State

One

position, technical merits
i

in 1993, is a legal specialist with

Philadelphia, Harrisburg and Washington, D.C.

She resides

in Philadelphia.

Susan E. Metzker '89 and David W. Gehrum
May 1 3 wedding in Williamsport.

are planning a

Susan

recruiters in Philadelphia.

is

a programmer/analyst for the Central

Susquehanna Intermediate Unit
Lori L. Havriila '89 and William L.
in Pittston.

J.

employed by Merrill Lynch
They reside in Pottsville.

in

in

Montandon.

Burke
Lori

is

Wilkes-Barre.

Sandra L. Rozzi '89 and James B. Floyd were
at Bernville R.D. 2. Sandra is employed
by Aetna Life and Casualty in Middletown,
Conn. They live in Meriden, Conn.
married

Thomas M. Heavey '89 and Amy L. Schropp
were married on October 8 in Harrisburg. Thomas is general manager of Crunch Fitness Health

Club

in

New York City.

Kimberly A. Shaner '89 and Jeffrey

R.

Hannis are planning a July 22, 1995 wedding
Pottstown.

Kimberly

is

in

an elementary school

teacher in the Philadelphia School District.

and overall impact.

aliber competition of the

In

PPA

is

1994 there were approximately 6,000

is

a sales assistant for

Dimension Media Services.

Sherman College of

make

Shannon M. Gownley

'89 and Timothy

W

Straight Chiropractic in

is

a teacher in the Exeter

District,

Township

Reading. They also live

in

Exeter

Township

Dawn Guarino '89 and Gregory
were married on February 19

Dawn is a CPA with

Bloomsburg University
Bloomsburg. PA 17815

Carey and Associates
gory

is

in

Ksiazek '89

Wayne,

in

Wilkes-Barre. and Gre-

a self-employed contractor.

They

live in

'89 and Brian D. Wilcox

were married on October 2 in Lansdale. Melissa is a senior communications associate for the
Vanguard Group of Investment Companies in

They

Valley Forge

live in

Schwenksville.

Anthony W. Hartlaub '89 and Celeste Ann
in

Hanover. Anthony

M. Mack '89 and Joseph

were married on November
bon. Lisa

is

6.

1

993.

B. Parrish

in

a certified public accountant with Ernst and

Young, Harrisburg. They

live in

Hanover.

are planning an April

Donald

Montoursville.

Montour

is

1 ,

a

1995 wedding

manager

for

Oil Service Co. in Wilkes-Barre.

Marianne L. Troyan '89 and Mark E.
Zenyuch 4 79 were married on July 16 in Marion
Heights.

gree

at

Marianne,

Jennifer

who

Beaver College,

is

earned a master's dea physical therapist at

Susquehanna Physical Therapy Association in
Bloomsburg. Mark is a transportation construc-

They

PennDOT

in Montoursville.

reside in Bear Gap.

Port Car-

employed by The Morning Call

in

Tina Valencik '89 and Donald J. Robbins are
planning an August 1995 wedding. Tina is employed by the Department of Defense in Wash-

Wynn McGinley

ate with S. R.
is

in

tion inspector for

Lisa Ann

Allentown.

Clarks Summit.

Stremmel were married

M. Letchak

Melissa

N.J.

Parente. Randolph. Orlando,

Donald A. Shearer '89 and Debbie A
Solomon

South Carolina.

Bastian were married on August 6 in Centralia.

by completing

alumni survey on Page 51.

JoAnise Keener '89 and Jamie Leighow are
planning a September 9, 1995 wedding. JoAnise
Jamie also attended B.U. and graduated from

Quest Office

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management

of her portraits

nbbon awards
and was awarded a national merit. The portrait
u as s^ m ed in the top range for its creativity, com-

entries.

Please help us to serve your needs

to:

School of

Col-

qualified for the prestigious blue

School

it

Doreen A. Hasselman '89 and Michael W.
Sobeck '89 planned a fall wedding. Doreen is a
national reseller manager for Pagenet Inc. in Mt.
Laurel, N.J. Michael, a graduate of Widener

were married on October 8

a

Note

You may mail

E.

'89.

lege.

Shannon

interests better

Getty

band, Joe, celebrated their third wedding anni-

nation

group again the following day.

the short

is

ployed by Penn State University's Applied Re-

you

arrangements for you to rejoin the

and

*89

considered to be one of the most difficult in the

the event that

spend additional time

particular town,

Duncan, Harold Emmitt '51. Helen Tietjen Emmitt '51. Terry Engleman '61. Sharon
Nancy L Hill '75. John Haney '85. Annemarie Murray Hauck '88. Joseph W. Hippie.
Laura Keyser. Mark Keyser '75, Rebecca Schrum Keyser '75. Kathleen Horst Kuzmiak '69. Bret
Lieberman '90. Carol Ann Bobbe Lieberman 90. Janell Lutz '94. Maryellen Makarevich '95, Joe
Oestreich, Maryann Oeslreich, Rebecca Randall '95, Clark R. Renninger '41. Lynn Renninger,
Relda Rohrbach Scott '55, Ron Stokes, Jo Stokes. Susan Sugra 89. Allen Tate. Nancy Tate, John
Thomas '47, Julie Yarnell '95, and Jeanne Noll Zimmerman '42.

Raymond

is

in Paxinos.

Hie national

Mulhouse and

Strasbourg, and

ber 10 to meet President Jessica Kozloff and Dr. Steve Kozloff. Those in attendance included Dave
Banack, Claraline Schlee Baylor '41, Jon Black '70, Chris Blackburn '82, Evelyn M. Duncan '61.

«

opportunity to attend local music

to

Hemdon. Michael

in

Photographers of America.

picturesque neighborhoods.

want

degree in childhood edu-

Jody Gates '89 of the Lewisburg Studio won

known around die world
cathedral, museums and

m

a master's

LANCASTER RECEPTION — Alumni and parents attended a reception in Lancaster on Novem-

a top national honor at the 1994 Professional

Strasbourg,

festivals

a teacher at the Trans-

region

interrupted by sightseeing in

its

Columbia Area School

Shamokin and St. Casimir's
in Kulpmont.
She is

May 20 wedding

search

Alsatian character. Here you will

lor

grade

a first

is

we

small villages

find impicsivc COlIet

'89

administrative sales manager for National Ticket

descend again into the Rhine

Valley where

lives in

Mary's schools

St

ning a

of the Alps and the Black Forest,
will

She

Michael Foulds '89 and Dana Martz are plan-

a leading art

the mountains, with vieWfl

in}' in

N.J.

will vigil

olmai, one of the region's most

beautiful

Worhacz Faust

figuration School in

Europe,

working on

way

Momstown.

She formerly was

District.

cation.

the

in

teacher in die Southern

leading us over moderate peaks and

On

is

Basking Ridge.

past impressive medieval ruins.

(

1993. She

the corporate

in

benefits department at Allied Signal International

Michelle

tour will take us

long-distance hiking

December

in

and welfare specialist

a health

valley of the

travel north, with

Strasbourg, the capital of Alsace, as

our

Dickinson University

headquarters

will begin the tour in the

Mulhousc

city of

Korrine.

'89 is an associWojdak, woiking on grassroots

and media relations projects for the firm's communication practice. The firm has locations in

ington, D.C.

John M. Walker '89 and Cynthia M. Hadzick
are planning a

September 1995 wedding

in Pitts-

January 1995

burgh. John,

who earned

University of Pittsburgh,

MBA degree at the

an
is

a

network engineer

with Bell Atlantic Mobile of Pittsburgh.

1990
P.

a marketing repre-

is

Amerada Hess Corporation .n
Massachusetts. Rhode Island and
Connecticut
They live in Natick. Mass.
Fritz '90 and Jeremy S Koch
were
married on July 9 Tammy is
employed by

Shevlin

the

11825 Federalist Way. Apt.
Fairfax. VA 22030

U.S. Navy, and they live in Naples.

1

Italy.

Lisa R. Gilbert '90 and Christopher
Lorenzo were married on November

(703)803-7610

1

Class Volunteers:

Montoursville. Lisa

Nicole Woodson Smith. Lisa Stackhouse

State

The following

class

members

Amy

Angelucci, Michelle Seibert Appel, Michelle

School

JoAnn

Barletta,

Tom

Barna. Lisa Bell,

Burnett,

Jill

Ashenfelter

Amaudo Cambum, Angela Candori,

Jill

Va

r

previously was a

Barker,

J

in the

Yarmel Amadio, Rich Amadio, Margaret

Anjna Beri, Melody Bowersox,

in Fairfax.

fifth

grade teacher

at St.

Rob Gould '90 has accepted a position at Bell
Atlantic Video Services in Reston. Va

Dawn

D. Grubel '90 has earned a master's

Cheryl Decembrino, Pete Despres, Dominic
DiCordiza, Joann DiFrancisco, Anita Dimmick,

degree

Lesley Estock. Ophelia Tarn Fetter, Pamela A.

the Solanco School in Lancaster County,
she anticipates state certification in school
psychology

Gairing, John Gallagher.

Mike Gerard, DeeAnne

in

Rob Gould, Melissa

Glenn,

Headen, Sharon
Hunsicker,

Kill,

Harris, Paula

University

An

Thomas Hutchinson, Marie

James.

Dave

Kennedy, Laura Kline, Donna Kohler, Bret
Ann Bobbe Lieberman, Steve

Lieberman, Carol

May.

Cameron Macaleer, John Makara,

Julie

Bucheit Markowski, Frank McLaughlin, Holly

Zovak Mordaunt, Lori Moschella. Deb
Mulkewycz, Tim Norton, Kathy

Patterson,

Jim

Kathleen Roach, Beth Salaman. Stanley C
Schorr, Melinda Schwarz, Louann Spohr Shade,
Pilla,

Douglas E. Heim '90 and Denice A Elliott
were married on August 27 in Northumberland
Douglas is employed by Geisinger Medical Cen-

They

Thomas Hornung '90
Sikora are planning a May
Thomas

is

a supervisor for

dren and Youth Services

live in

Sunbury

Church

in

Alumni Association

They

live in Chalfont.

Scott

Lori Stoner Kappel "X) and Paul Kappel S«>
are parents of a daughter. Kathryn Idi/aheth.
horn

on June

Kathy Keller
teaching

'90

is

at the Millville

Assistant

in hti

second yeai

sports info
post filled

ol

Elementary School.

Lisa Koenig Kemmerer '90 and lu husband.
Gregg, are parents of a daughter. Morgan Renee.
bom on September 25 (seven pounds. 20 nidu s)
r

an investigator with the U.S. Office ol
Personnel Management in Philadelphia
Ihcv
is

live in Slalinglon,

A

wedding

S>

on

Joan L. KUng '90 and James A
ciate at

They

is

a laboratory asst.

Argus Research Laboratories

in

Horsham

live in Sellersvillc

Karen

L. Koslosky '90 and William

M

Pox

1992

at

that,

Ithaca College and

1

||,

1

in

was

Wagnei College

al

)

Pnoi to

at

alayelte College

press operations assistant

World Qip

in

New

been a press aide

at

us a

the l«>'M

Jersey and has

al

the

NCAA

Bail

Regional Men's Basketball Tourna

B.

He

has also seiveil as an

intern in the National Basketball

in Breinigsville.

Assoi union's pubhi relations

pursuing a master's degree in physical

They

H

at

Jim

of Staten Island.

he was assistant Sll

merit

therapy at Temple University.

development

Leightmao also has served

Woodson Smith, Sheraton Smith. Lisa
Don Trathen, Anne VanHouten.
Cynthia Vought, Wei Wei Cai, Karen Busocker
Whiteman. Lon Brungart Zerbe, Scon Zoufaly.

is

named

1-eightman earned his bachelor \s
degree in spoils comniunu alions

I

Nichole

Daubert were married on July 23

en

loimeily assistant spoils inhumation

Stackhouse,

Jeanne

k

will serve as assistant to

A native
Yeagei were

Melanie Siesko, Jennifer Anderson Smith,

Jeanne M. Barkman '90 and Timothy

cightinaii has

tion/athletu

duecloi

Danville.

I

assistant duecloi ol spoils inlorma

Hollislcr '78.

Montour County Chil-

in

Ltightman

1)

I

married on August 27 Joan

and Kimberly
26. 1995

amatem has

Mary W. Jakacki '90 and William T, Krempa
were married on August 2S in DoyleStOWH
Mar)
is a teacher at Upper Bucks
Vocational Techm
cal School and at Holicong Junior
High School

Lisa

ter as a health physicist.

(J

s

intern at

Aaron Hughes, Lori

Lori Stoner Kappel, Kathy Jones Keller.

Looker.

at Millersville

Nanticoke. and the B

Joseph

Mary's

Kulpmont.

in

active in various area

leagues. St

in

a claim representative for

is

Farm Insurance

1

was

kctball

Surviving are his parents. Gerald and Dorothy
Hudak, three brothers. Jerry. Jason und Insim
and his fiance. Karen Krueger '90

Sandy Glowatski '90 is a kindergarten teac Ik
Mount Carmel Area School District She

registered at

alumni or university events during 1994:

Hudak *«X) of Mtnticoke was killed
an October CfJ acc ident at age 27. A dean's
list student while at Bloomsburg.
he was em
ployed by Children's Service Ceotei
Jeffrey J.

in

Jeff

Tammy

Representative:

James

Marlboro. Mass.. and Paul
sentative with the

department and in the New Jersey
Nets public relations department.

live in Allen-

town.

At Bloomsburg. Ix-ightman

will

supervise the overall media/public

Carawan Cecco

'90 and her husband,

relations

John, are parents of a son.

Mark Alexander, bom

IX spoil alhleth

Rita

programs

will involve

Courtney R. Coccodrilli '90 and Enc E
Sobczak were married on November 25 in Lake

and

Courtney,

who

school's

His dudes
working with more than
SOU student/athletes and mat lies

on September 28.

Ariel.

loi the

program

He

will

coordinate media coverage

statistu al

mlormation

at

home

also attended the Univer-

athletic contests, assist in athletn

sity of Valladolid in Spain, is an account manager for Tokai Financial Services in Berwyn.

editor for the University's sports

(und raising ellorts and serve as

Vincent W. Costanzo '90 and Shari Abrams
are planning a July 30. 1995
is

publications

wedding. Vincent

employed by Costanzo Floor Plans

in

Coopersburg.

You're invited to
Matthew W. Evans

'90 has been appointed

borough manager of Newville.

Alumni Day

Matthew, who

also earned a master's degree at B.U. in 1992.

WEDDING REUNION

formerly was an administrative analyst for the

Queensbury, N.

state

Department of Public Welfare's Bureau of

Y,

on

—

May

90: (sitting) Lisa Zamit

Lindsay

21.

'91.

E. Irion '90

and Thomas

E

Beck 88 were married

in

Michele A. Farris '90 and Paul W. Kelly '90
were married on August 6 in Dallas. Michele is

Kathy Pavloski Zelnick 88: (standing) Colleen Healey 90, Paul Kelly 90. Tony Panuccio 87,
Alan Zelnick 88. Tim Grunstra 88. D.J. Rogers 87 and Bill Robenolt 87 Lindsay has completed her master 's degree (for reading specialist certification) at Loyola College in Baltimore,
and Tom is a CPA with Parente. Randolph. Orlando & Carey in Wtlliamsport They live in

a teacher at

Mifflinburg.

Personnel.

Immaculate Conception School

in

Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania

April 29, 1995

Guests at the wedding included (kneeling) Michele Farris Kelly
Katie Georgia Mies, the hnde and groom. Michelle Garrett 90,

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Danville
joins

&

D

Danville, has been nemi

ihc

i"

'I

Emma

Casey

at the

They

live in Narragansett.

R.I.

Senate.
is

He came

Foundation

Medical Center

Mount.

Gcisinger

to

tant.

served

department

.is

and assistant

ated

Mowad

ranton Prep

al Si

medii

his

toighton Medical

(

)maha, Nebraska

I

University

Mowad

is

I

Si

i

I

diplomate

a

Amerii an Board

ol

numbei

I

So< ietj

is

He

has

set

directors Foi
entities,

I

many

<

(

Wyoming

is

l

Firsl

le is

a

leisingei

member

community,
oi

has served On the

directors of the

He

.is

'ouiih

Ad\

isory

Board on

Drug and Alcohol Programs and
Montour County Child Welfare

the

at

who

Alisa.

is

enrolled in the

LaSalle University,

a clini-

is

Wyeth-Ayerst

in St.

Doylestown.

live in

May

28

Shawn Chesney

in

'93

Shamokin. Melissa

Shawn, who earned

in

a master's

University of Florida in 1994.

is

employed by Brown and Root Environmental

in

at the

in

J.

Davies were

married on September 10 in Dallas. Molly is
employed by [nterMetro Industries Corp. as a
sales development representative. They live in

publications earn

CPSA

Douglas B. Rapson '90 and Debra
married on July 23

in

Feaster

J

Doug

Selinsgrove.

news director and on-air personality
Wiggle Radio Network in Selinsgrove.

is

is

a special education teacher in the

County Schools. They

live in

Tripoli.

Baltimore

Maryland.

communications, "this

vices in

a tribute to the

N.J

Margie Naugham, Phil Petersen, Joe

and

Rose Roos, Kim Santor, Priya Sharma,

Mike

Deanne Smith

is

'90 and John

some

June 19

Lisa Stackhouse '90 and Brett

schools.

grade teacher

"Obviously, our students fare very
well in competition with undergradu-

Montoursville,

ates at these nationally rated

Blue Bell.

Mark E. Linder

m

Nancy Suda
were

mamed

in

at

Fairfield

is

are plan-

a second

Academy

in

Lansford

Van Horn

'74

Both are teachers

the Weatherly School District.

in

in Mifflinburg.

Methand

Econo Lodge,

Mary

the

'90 are planning a

November

Tracy

education teacher in Northern

is

a special

Virginia, and Michael

is

18.

1995 wedding.

Mary

Andrew

B. Kinsey

a July 1996 wedding.

Hara is a
County Public Schools

Elizabeth Frew '91 and Matthew

were

mamed

Elizabeth

on July 9

in

J

Bethlehem.

a teacher at Southern Lehigh

is

Middle School and

is

a teacher consultant for

Geography Education Department of the National Geographic Society in Washington. D C.
She is pursuing a master's degree at Temple University.

employed by Glaxo

Pharmaceuticals.

L. Freireich '91 and

attending Loyola College.

Zaludek.

Carolyn N. Fryberger '91 and Paul T. Burke
'92 were married on October

Carolyn

1

in

Wilkes-Barre

a registered nurse with Plastic and

is

Cynthia A. Bates '91 and Christopher
Kern were married on October 8. Cynthia, also

Reconstructive Surgeons in Wilkes-Barre, and
Paul is a special education teacher in the Pocono

a graduate of Bucknell University,

Mountain School

therapist at the Milton

is

a psycho-

Susan
Blasko '91 and Susan Kaminski are

planning a July 1995 wedding.

Mark, who

employed as a caseworker

Pennsylvania

Department of Welfare

for the

is

in Philadelphia, is attend-

Widener University School of Law in Delaware. He is also a first lieutenant in the U.S.
ing

Reserves.

married on September 10 in Weatherly. Lisa

is

in

They

She previously
was a staff nurse with Professional Home Health
Care Agency in Pottsville, an infection control/
employee health nurse at Ashland Regional
Medical Center, a

Leichtman Ice Cream Co.

live in

Fem

Glen.

1

Ann Boyer '91 and Eric J Ropella
mamed on September 3 in Easton. Rachel

Rachel

is

critical care

Good Samaritan

staff nurse at

educational coor-

Hospital in Lebanon,

Ashland.

Kristie M. Hock '91 and James V.
Kolmansberger '90 were mamed on February
2 in Almedia.

ist

were

'91 has joined the staff of

School of Nursing as a medi-

'91 and Mario Bellizia were

an accountant

at

Grant

cal/surgical clinical instructor.

dinator at

Boehmer

S.

Pottsville Hospital

and a
Lisa

District, Swiftwater.

Hershey School.

employed by Enterprise Rent-A-Car

for

Jim

CMG

Kristie

Health

in

is

a recruitment special-

Owings

Mills, Md.. and

manager for Rossville Vending
Baltimore, Md. They live in Towson, Md.
is

a sales

in

in

Kim Black Campbell '91 and her husband,
Tim. are parents of a son, Jacob, born on
July
31. 1994, and a daughter. Mary, bom on June
30. 1993.

'90 and Richard

is

Braccili

Pottstown.

Good

Lisa

22

night auditor at

planmng

Thomas, Lisa Markle
Wall, Susan C. Weaver, Jeannie Yap, Zohreh
Garrousian, Sean McDonough, Michele
J. P.

Pensacola, Fla., where they reside.

ning a July 8. 1995 wedding.

professional schools." he says.

in

a financial analyst for United

is

teacher in the Baltimore

Michelle Stabler, Letha Stone.

W.

employed by Pomerantz Staffing SerWatchung, N.J. They live in Manville.

of the nation's finest journalism

Page 48

Sinclair,

Melissa Straub-Tyson,

in these

contests are publications from

mamed on October

is a

Hara

Rafter,

J

Francis de Sales.

McEvoy were mamed on
Joelle

Howarth. Ellyn R. Jones, Karen

Miller,

Hazleton.

Walter Brasch. professor of mass

Spectrum 's competitors

'90 and Dr. Robert

were married on September 10 in New
Debra earned a master's degree at AllenSt.

Mark

are

III

Joelle

latest award is
work of students here.

Jennifer L. Dincher '91 and
'94 were

Miller Counterman.

Beth Lindenmuth, John Littlewood. Nellie
Manarchuck. Stuart McAleer, Laura McCawley,
Lisa Markel McConnell. Jim McGurrin, Marc

Mark

medalisi

to faculty advisor

Donna

for the

Dawn E. Rebennack '90 and Paul Starolis
were mamed on June 25 in Shavertown. Dawn

town College of

status.

According

J.

Jr.,

M

Harveys Lake.

Cordes

five percent of

wed-

a teacher in Easton, Md.. and

is

an appraiser for Tech Review

is

Kurt M.

David Brown. Carolyn

Bressi,

Tracy L. Banick '91 and Michael R. Boyer

Molly A. Parsons '90 and Mark

Debra C. Shellhamer
(Continued from Page 45)

Bowman. Bruce

Kristin

'91 and

are planning a June 1995

Lagreca. Robert Legutko, Deborah Letkiewicz,

Army

Approximately

Pam

Cunningham

Kristin L.

registered at

Butcher. Brian Carling. James S. Ceccatti, Jo-

Aiken.

Services.

Spectrum

members

Bonawitz. Judi Bright

a

of the advisory' board ol the
(

They

>avidfl

urn

Montour County

Rc< reation Authority and

Monloui

Ivyland

Melissa Parker '90 and

Mowad

National Bank of Danville

member

of

class

Bloomsburg.

leisingei Health Plan

live in the

on the boaui

I

<

a part-time football

Nancy
Alisa Monteiro '90 and Craig Nager were

system

leisingei

leisingei

Medical Center,

\>

in

for his father's auto business.

Aiken, S C. They live

leisingei Clinic

Valley Medical Center and

the board Foi

Auto Sales

ved the board of

including

Marworth.

M

J

was employed by Wendy's International

Renal

is

Lafayette College.

odist Continuing Care Services. Lewisburg,

degree
's

at

Groenheim, Felicia Gurzynski, Melissa Hay,
Sharon Hazenski, Lydia Heiser. John Hersh,

Gainesville, and

ommittec

(

coach

grew up working
Mint Chevrolet.

were married on

'I

I

Governoi

chairs the

Kurt

cal data associate with

University Urologists

He

Tammy

in

a

in

Northampton County Deputy

Department and

Sheriff's

Jennifer

married

is

Palmer Township.

Michele Creola, Shonda Folmar Demarest, Gary

professional assoi iations, including

Disease Advisory

ding.

at St.

"I

American frologh al Assoi
lion, the American College Ol

live in

such as Corvettes. Cadillacs and 4x4 trucks. Joe

I

Surgeons ami the

Rafter Adgie, Carolyn Augustyn. Ruth Bishop,

MBA program

ol the

Roth were

seph C. Cipriani

frology and

I

actively involved in a

the

Lieberman '92

I

Maryland.

«>l

F.

Bloomsburg. Heidi

Waverly. featuring pre-owned high-end vehicles

completed

le

and surgical residency

his uroIogicaJ

the

degn

al

and James

Bethlehem.

live In

Joe Mint '90 has started
hool

Si

the

alumni or university events during 1994: Donna

Class Volunteers:

Braughton,

to the president of

earned

from the

Amy

employed by

is

Miller '90 has been promoted to coor-

They

in

Brian D. Crouthamel '91 and Martie Smith

accoun-

is

3

are planning a February 4, 1995 wedding. Brian

a certified public

Kathleen

Luke's Hospital

and the University of Scranton,

at

805

John L. Andronis. Zohreh
Garrousian. Shannon Strasbaugh

dinator of annual funds and special events

Geiiingei Clinic

<

FL 34619

Pleasant

Medical Center,

directoi el Gcisingci

in

Street. Apt.

Clearwater.

The following

chairmen and assistant medical

dm

Quakertown. They

in

I

'91
1

Dinan

J.

2690 Drew

1968 as an

in

associate in the urology department

He has

mamed on October

were

Barrier Jr

senior vice president of Gcisinger

i

tinman

Creasy

senior accountant for Endura Products

Representative:
I

J.

married on August

Kathleen Matoushek '90 and David R.
native ol Scranton,

a

They

live in that city.

1991

Molly

confirmation by the Pennsylvania

Mowad.

Presbyterian Hospital in Philadelphia.

at

Laura earned a

1994.

Heidi

Hasbro Children's Hospital

Providence. R.I.

in

Mowad's

after

Clare, born on October 16. 1994.

mployed

IS

ment was announced by Governor
P.

3,

'90 and

her husband. Jim, are parents of a daughter.

<>i

,

Council of Trustees. The appoint-

Robert

married on September

Glass.

Maureen "Molly" Hickey Lowther

M

Mowed,

Laura Wendel '90 and Gary Schultz were

employed by Reading

is

t e s

master's degree at Bloomsburg in 1992.

trustees
J

Karen

are engaged.

China

Joseph

n o

s s

physician

David J. Carpenter '91 and Margaret B
Hassold were married on August 20 in
Chestnut
Hill. David is occupation
distribution

Sherri A. Hower '91 and Jason C. Newton
were married on July 9. 1 994 in Portland. Shem
is an associate agent with Northwestern Mutual
Life.

They

reside in Portland.

Vicki A. James '91 and Thomas C.
Shuffelbottom Jr. '91 were mamed on November 19 in Neffs. Vicki is a teacher in the

manager

January 1995

Elizabcihtown Area School District, and
Tom is
employed by Buck Auto Sales and Salvage
Co
in Buck. They live in Lancaster.

Jani '91 and Stephen

O'Krepky were married on August
town.

New

Knstie

the

a tax analyst

is

at

Smith

May

Towson

at

13 in Allen-

Newsweek

Wood

Bloomsburg. Kristen.
degree

at

B.U..

Weis Center
Center

in

for

who

Services, a resi-

on September

Research

J

in

They

Danville.

is

at

Geisinger Medical

live in

Bloomsburg

a registered nurse at the State Correc-

tional Institute in Dallas.

He

arts

of Tae

is an instructor at
Wilkes-Barre World Karate. They live in
Glen
Lyon.

'91

and Frank A. Magel
'86 are planning a September 16, 1995
wedding
in Mecharucsburg. Laura is a staff
radiographer

and mammographer with Polyclinic Medical
Center in Harrisburg. and Frank is an intensive
case manager with the Dauphin County
Mental
Health-Mental Retardation. Harrisburg.

James Mikovich '91 and Jennifer Whitehead
were married on September 24 in Lansford.
James is employed by Posco Panther Creek in
Lansford.

in

Malvern

Brett

Chester County

They

is

in

is

91 and lames
in

'91 and

employed

Svhan

at

1

Thomas

J.

IWS wedding

S.

earning (Vntct

Langhome

Thomas M. Ziegler'91 and Michele A Silbcr
were married on June 2S in ewishuig
Thomas
is manage! ol loss
R Us hi Owings Mills.

Md

They

\

Mcchamcsburg.
The Adler

Woodbndge. Va

He was

live in

Reistertown.

Md

1992
Hob Heller
R R 7. BOX 7030
East Slroudsburg,

as a personal fitness

[717)476-0086

Surviving are his parents. William
Quinoncs
and Margaret McCracken. his stepfather.

Class Vblunteti

He was self-employed

h im Downing
18301

I'A

S.O.L.V.E.
coordinator

trainer.

Chns

McCracken; a sister, a step-sister, two step- brothers; a

maternal grandmother, a paternal grand

mother and

a paternal step-grandmother.

Tom London
The following class members registered
alumni or university events during

appointed

at

1994

Adnanne

Shannon N. Strasbaugh

'91

and Richard B
Emmitsburg. Md. Sh-

Harvey were mamed in
annon, who earned a master's degree
at
Shippensburg University, is employed by the
Public School Employees" Retirement
System

Hamsburg. They

in

live in

Hanover.

Bahl.

Roben

Kimberly Bowers Ceccalti. Sharon

Jean

Tim Brook*

R. Beltski.

Chnstman.
Kimberly Colotti. Sylvia Anascavage Costa,
James Donegan. Julie Feulner. Deborah
Jurgill
Gownley. Sean Grcgorowic/, Jon Hull.
Kyle
Hindsman. John Juckniewit/, Betsy Knowlden.
Brad Kressman. Colleen Stout Kroelich, Mi>
G. Lampnnos. Diane

Ann

Strebin '91 of Macungie was re
cently awarded the Frank Blanchard Scholarship,
one of 10 awarded annually by the American

Organized

I

Association of Nurse Anesthetists. She also received an assistantship for the 1994-1995 aca-

demic year at the Northeastern University/New
England Medical Center in Boston, where she is
the graduate

in

In

program

A

AANA Education Commit-

She was employed

at

as an instructional designer

ts,

m

One of those
Co Op." was an

"Explore

interactive

pi. ,1c, |N

Institute foi Intent

live Technologies.

projet

instnu

in

Downing has

vaiions g,.,iu lunded

Bloomsburg's

computet program which

introduces high school and college
students in cooperative edin alion

Karen Rouse. David Roy. Laurie Pflugler

M

graduate ol Bloomsburg

l«>N<)

worked
"ii

I

Aileen Not/. Fred Oakes. Meg Paspro, James
Pomicter. Amy Jo Reeee. Bruce Kosengrant,
Joseph

named
(Students

I-

I

Clonal technology.

Mehlbaum. Todd Mengel.
Juh Herring Miller. Mark Moore. Slacie Young
Moore. Timothy Mordaunt. Todd M Mullen.

Kim Seymour.

V

with a master's degree

Lisette Meehleib. Jane

Schofield.

August, she was elected national student

I

has been

to
earn through
Vohinteeiism and Employment)

ut2
azar, Inn
etlleri,
Ellen Lewis. Chris Malti.Aleshea Vanim
Maurer,
I

Downing

cooidinatoi of S O.I

hael

Beth

representative to the

opportunities such as internships

Spoerl, Stan

Before coming to Bloomsburg.

Traczuk, David Trathen, Leslie Troglione.
Allison Tyson, John Updegraff. Shirley Walters.
Rick Wojciechowsky.

Downing earned

m

a bachelor's degree
psychology from Perm state

University

Lehigh Valley Hospital

at

Haddonfield, N.J., for one year.

While
football

at

B.U., he was a wide receiver on the

team for four years. He

set a single

game

Christine K. Powlus '91 (M) and Kenneth T
Seay were married on October 29 in Bloomsburg,
Christine

is

employed by

the

Shawn M. SulUvan

Rutkoski

mamed on May 2X in Mountaintop
Shawn, who earned a master's degree at Wilkes
University, is employed by Pleasant Valley

Bloomsburg Area

School District and Sears.

School

District.

optometry degree at Pennsylvania College of
Optometry in May 1995

LauraA.Tewell '91 and Samuel L BspositO
III were married on July 30 in
South
Wilhamspon Laura is employed by Bucktail
Bank as an accountant They live in South
Wilhamspon.

Michelle

Cynthia A. Tracy '91 and Zachary D Anderson are planning a summer 1996 wedding
Cynthia is a high school math teacher with Pnnce
George's County Public Schools in Maryland.

pursuing certification in school psy-

chology.

Jane Salak
on July 16

'91 and

in Hazleton.

teacher at the Sussex

They

Anthony Spera were marJane

is

in

Newark.

reside in Columbia. N.J.

Jeffrey Seidel *91 and Lynn Condrack were

25

in

Minersville

Ann
mamed

Kelly

were
cial

mamed on November

Veronick '91 and Michael K Loy
in Mechanicsburg Kelly is a spe-

education teacher

School

in the

Hamsburg

an accountant for New Breed Corp. in
Kearney, N.J. They reside in Hamsburg.

Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania

employed by

PENRAC in Wilkes

I

h..

dim

mas A Nixon

(01 o|

District.

at

by Intermetro Industries Corporation. They
in Kingston.

develop a program of activities
locus on the contributions ol

live

fill, ellective January

new

In his

acertifli ate

competence in speech pathology She
employed by the Rehah People. Iia
clinical

i
>!

I

is

ultures

Michele

L.

Theresa R. Vosefski

mamed

on July 2

'91

in

and Marc

G

Baum

'92 and William

Gr«

nJj

are planning a May 20 wedding Michele is
em
ployed by Beech Mountain Lakes in Drums

Sears

Carbondale. Theresa,

who earned a master's degree in social work at
Marywood College, is a therapist for the Abraxas

position,

who

Anient ans

Adrianne Bahl '92 has earned

January 1994.

is

among

promote respect

individuals and

cultures.

As

assistant dire* lor

the past

..I

two years

Area School

sible for

resides in

Muncy

The

for different

Johns Hopkins University

He

residential
at

the

in

Baltimore. Md.. Nixon was respon-

managing

a

SM-studcnt

residence hall

He

David A. Blough '92 and Shelly S. OrifTith
mamed on October in Mifflmburg
David is a geologist with EA Engineering Sci-

programs

run and retain

ence and Technology Inc and Shelly is employed
by EA Laboratories in Sparks. Md They live in

University,

I

to

intended to foster

Michael Bieher '92 is a fifth grade tea, her ji
the Ashkar Elementary School in the Hughesville
District

will

represent diverse

the University

at

I99S

4.

Nixon

Multicultural Center, dedicated in

life for

'92 were

were

named

has been

[he Multicultural Center

Kenley E. Atherholt "92 and Alan R Rood
were mamed on October 8 Kenley is employed

City

Jef-

is

is

Barre

tolerance

a fourth grade

Avenue School

and Thomas

Multicultural Center
director appointed

Scott will receive his doctor of

Michelle M. Rossi *91 and Brian J Marchese
were mamed on July 3 in Lake Hopatcong, N.J
is

Kerry M. Abell '92 and Thomas R
amloi.
•92 are planning an August
12. 1995 wedding
Kerry is a teacher in the Dallas School
District,
I

'91 and Scott P.

'91 were

pass receiving record, was team captain, and was
an all-conference selection in 1992,

frey

in

is

26.

Pajic '91 is an assistant football
Gettysburg College. He formerly was
on the staff of Pope Paul VI High School in

N.J.

Sandra M. Wm>lslaycr

a registered nurse with

an auto accident.

Thomas A.

ried

Carbondale

..

live

tee.

coach

in

Detweilei are planning a Jul>

Michael J. Sohn '91 ol Wesi Norriton
died
on August 25 as a result of
injuries sustained in

Kwon

Do and Tang Soo Do and

Nesquehoning. They reside

a graduate

also holds second

degree black belts in the martial

Laura A. McCawley

in

2 in

They reside

Representative

Jason Masakowski "91 and Allison C
Tomczak were married on June 25 in Nanticoke.
is

Kathenne

Group

pursuing a master's
a research technician at the

is

is

University

Katherine D. Smith
Campbell were married

Langhome.

Kristen J. Leonovich '91 and David
Vitkauskas were married on August 20

and

District

Foundation

in

I

assistant director of admis-

sions and marketing for
dential facility in

Bauer arc

West Chester.

in

is

W

Abbey teaches

Brett R.Smith '91 and
Beth R Canfieldwere

mamed

in

probation officer

Kelly

and Todd

Sandra

Jersey.

wedding.

'91

27 wedding

J

Kelly L. Leiendecker '91 and Jon
P
Hartmaier are planning a September
23. 1995

Jason

E.

York City School

student

Ann

Kristie

Abbey

planning a

to

re<

also developed

minority students

He

is

a

graduate of Shippensburg

where he also earned

a

master's degree.

Stcwartstown

Page 49

Classnotes
Michele M. Bressi '92 (M) and Steven C
Resuta were married on September 3 in
Kulpmont. Michele is an instructor at the

McCann
They

School of Business

Mahanoy

in

City.

Maribel Garcia '92 and Marlm
planning a June 1995 wedding

E. Fry

in

are

Jr.

Harnsburg

an administrative assistant with
Mutual Insurance Group in Harnsburg.

Maribel

CUNA

is

WVIA as
He and

corporate marketing representative.

Laura Biscontini

wife, the former

a

his

'92, live in

M. Gerdes

'92

working

is

in the car-

diac intensive care unit of Children "s Hospital

of Philadelphia. She

degree

also pursuing a master's

is

Gill '92

Susan
Bethlehem

the

planning a July

sylvania National Guard.

teacher

(M)

is

an English teacher

director

Linden

degree

Markland G. Lloyd has joined

the

B.U.,

is

managing

is

Lloyd

will assist

Dennis

engaged

.ire

in

District as an

Lloyd formerly was chief
Health System
chiel

in

Wilhamsport and

communication

He

Danville

has

experience

(.1

is

employed by

Camp

R.

more than

Kimberly Colotti '92 and Michael Povlin are
They will
live in Raymond. N.H

Domday

Tina M.

in

'92 and Robert

J.

registered nurse at Hazleton General Hospital.

is

a

L

Kirsten J. Elek '92 and Paul
Singley III
'90 were married on August 6 in Easton. Kirsten

and Pennsylvania
,i

doctorate from

Ohio

employed by the Pennndge School District in
Bucks County, and Paul works for Lehigh Valley
is

They

Pretrial Services.

Pompton Lakes,

lives in

at

Ohio

University

in

is

by the American Society

Springfield,

I

le

Health Care Marketing and

and Clint

They

Orangeville R.R.

live at

wedding

Hampden Twp.

in

where she

sity,

John

coach.

is

Heidi

May
is

J.

1995

studying

West Chester Univer-

also an assistant

is

Company

in

Cen-

Susquehanna Intermediate Unit.

tr.il

vania

ployed by the Pennsylvania Department of Rev-

Y.

Jennifer

Consulting Group

is

Inc.,

a benefit

counselor

and Kenneth

is

em-

New

Wayne

is

AT&T Bell Laboratories.

a health

They

ployed by the Northampton County Juvenile
Detention Department.

Debra Ohl '92 is a caseworker with the
Montour County Children and Youth Agency.
She previously worked in the domestic relations
office in Lancaster County.

ding.

Catherine M. Fedorko '92 (M) and Richard
Carrcll were married on July 2 in McAdoo.

Catherine
tion

is

School

a In si

in

grade teacher

West Hazleton.

at

Transfigura-

They

live

Lori Ann Krukas '92 and John Rizoo Jr. were

April 29, 1995

1-800-526-0254

married on August 20 in

Mahanoy

Lakeland.

Julie E.

Thomas C. Paternostro '92 and Lucy Ann
LaRose are planning a spring wedding. Thomas is a consultant for Industrial Modernization
Center, Montoursville.

Thomas Petchel '92 (M) has joined Rothstein
He has more than

They

Harrisburg.

Barbara M. Kuchta '92 and Bret S. Challenger are planning a July 29, 1995 wedding in
Frackville. Barbara is a teacher at Blue Mountain

Middle School

in

Orwigsburg.

Page 50

in

Helen Beebe

Easton.

Kimberly M. Refsnider '92 and Brian K.
on July 23 in
Richlandtown. Kimberly is a teacher in the

Bloomsburg.

Inc. in Hatfield.

Lori

is

a substitute teacher, and

for

Cable

Services

Souderton Area School

They

live in that city.

Kenneth

S.

is

a registered nurse at

S. Barrell

is

a

live in Telford.

An-

in Pottsville. Kenneth
employed by the Reading Area School District. They live in Pottsville
1 1

is

Lehigh Valley HosKristin Schoenleber '92 has been appointed
an admissions counselor at Keystone Junior Col-

Susan McCluskey '92 and Craig A.
Wozniak '91 were married on May 28 in
Hazleton.

and Brian

Communications

Rossi '92 and Sharon E. Norton

were married on June

Angela M. Lunow '92 and Kyle

District,

in

pital.

Speech and Hearing Center

are parents of a son,

Sugarloaf.

sales representative for Scott

V Hohl are plan-

cut, is a clinical audiologisl at the

He and his wife, Gloria,
Thomas Jr. They reside in

Lori Ann Longenberger '92 and Andrew J.
Bomboy '92 were married on October 15 in

gela

the University of Connecti-

marketing, and customer ser-

Itterly '92 were married

are planning an August 31, 1996 wedding.

at

sales,

vices.

Barre.

November 4 wedding. Amy. who earned

Inc. as a Realtor Associate.

management,

in

Lori

live in Frackville.

Wilhamsport. They

ning a

Parry '92 and Edward Thome were

married on August 13, 1994. They live in Fort

experience, covering various areas of operations

Board

He

a master's degree

is

nia Liquor Control

City.

gram at Robert Packer Hospital in Sayre.
He has accepted a position at Scranton Community Emergency Center. He lives in Wilkes-

'92 and David

Greg

a sales coordinator for Pleko Southeast Corp. in

20 years of business and industry management

Andrew works

Amy M. Frey

a marketing representative

is

Kyle Fetterolf '92 has graduated from the
physician assistant program at King's College
also completed the medical technology pro-

is

for T.G.I. Friday's in Lakeland, Florida.

an administrative assistant with the Pennsylva-

reside in

McAdoo.

Stephanie

J.

September 30, 1 995 wed-

Providence, N.J.

enue.

T

Co.,

Wayne W.

Amy is an assistant editor with Reed

Lehighton.

in

for

N

McNaney and

Walton, Florida.

physicist for

a special education teacher for

the Hospital Association of Pennsyl-

For more information,

Kurtz,

assis-

swimming

Philadelphia.

Jo Kokinda '92 and

Reference Publishing, and

is

Apalachin,

Alumni Day

at

an

Amy L. Moss '92 and Timothy M. Hornbaker
May 20 wedding. Amy is em-

a staff specialist with General

Accident Insurance

Melinda

Relations and Marketing Society of

You're invited to

CPA

a

is

Stores, York,

Stephanie M. Palumbo '92 and Gregory

'90 are planning a

Jr.

Melinda L. Eroh '92 and John G. Lamprinos
are planning a July 22 wedding in Lewisburg.

achievement from the Public

for lifetime

is

BonTon Department

are planning a

I.

Heidi C. Kohlhaas '92 and John
Stuhltrager

Amy

Jennifer Jo Farr '92 and Kenneth M.
Shearer '92 were married on December 17 in

Award

at

M. Rider '91

Deanna

Wyomissing.

Public Relations and received the

Pinnacle

buyer

8.

Services as a business office support specialist.

Dietrich '93 were married on September 17 in

Wittenberg

L. Mills '92 and Clint

N.J.

Ann Kehl '92 and Timothy J. Knorr
were married on May 7 in Berwick. Kelly is
employed by Columbia-Montour Home Health

Bethlehem.

live in

Univent) and completed his
undergraduate work

for

She

Potestio

1996 wedding. Tina

are planning a June

pnhlu

Georgia,

resource admin-

of Scranton.

'92 has been appointed ad

Dill '93 are planning a

Jr.

nine teaching experience in

ertified

resources department at the cor-

for a master's degree at

Lloyd holds

(

human

Kelly

15 years

has 10 years ol

colleges .mil universities
>hio

the

officer with the

in insiiiulioii.il

in addition, he

i

in

personnel supervi-

is

the Surter

Berwick.

relations,

lull

Jennifer A. Kaffka '92
sor

planning a June 24, 1995 wedding.

Gcisingci health care system in

human

were marned on October
tant

accoun-

and external news operations

marketing ollicei with Providence

completing work

Wilkes-Banc

in

Deanna

Ciszek Elemen-

J.

Shenandoah.

porate headquarters of Kings Super Markets, Inc.

Corp.

Leader

employed by

Dennis L. Charles '92 and Carrie

the University's internal

in

Cowles Maga-

is

a

is

sales associate for Allstate Insurance in Lansdale.

Brian

Pocono Mountain School
tant. They live in Easton.

relations.

In this position,
in

Erin

an audiologisl for Kleckner

1

staff of the University as director ol

news and media

the Father Walter
in

Blozusky are

John W. Juckniewitz '92 and Wendy L.
Young were married on November 25. John is a

Audiology, Allentown

appointed

at

School

J.

1995 wedding.

I.

also earned a master's

who

Sandra,

at

Harnsburg, and Sean

at

Carpenter '92 and Brian W.

Blickeasderfer '91 were married on October
in

a production planner for

Shana K. Meier

Erin GownJey '92 and Frank

tary

L.

in

assistant for classified display at the Times-

He completed training at the
Allentown Police Academy in October. Tim has
served in the U.S. Army Reserves and the Penn-

Sandra

is

zines

Hughesville High School.

Police Department

News, media

Jane

istration at the University

Timothy Brooks '92 has joined

IJoyd

'92 are planning an October 21. 1995 wedding

on a master's degree

University of Pennsylvania

at the

the Pulsion area.

(i.

live in

Jeffersonville.

Jane Mehlbaum '92 and Sean Gregorowicz

'92 has joined

James A. Brogna

manager for BioPharm Clini-

Plymouth Meeting. They

cal Services in

live in Elysburg,

Nicole

Marklund

a quality assurance

Susan

Corporation

in

is

an underwriter for

E

D S.

Plymouth Meeting, and Craig

lege.

She previously was a marketing assistant
Marketing Inc in Bristol. She is a

at Atlantic

past

member of Volunteers

in

Teaching Altema-

is

January 1995

CI a

Quest Survey

n o

s s

What do you

an adult literacy organization in
Bucks
County. She lives in Mt. Pocono.
lives,

Laurie Pflugler Schofield '92 attended
alumni get-together
August. In the

in

in

PlftBM lake

a tew minutes to out
our
short Survey, Tins
will allow us to

the

Dewey Beach. Delaware,

last issue

mamed name was

her

of

YOU

serve

BLOOMSBURG,

better

omitted.

check any and

I'lease

Jaime

L. Stabley '92 and Michael
L
Houghtalmg were mamed on September
17 m
Montoursville. Jaime is employed
by Lowe's

boxes

Valdosta, Ga.

long

live in that city.

all

appiopuale

NNoul.l x.ii
participate in

I

in

They

do?

like to

com sea

iu<

ii

as.

Ua\ hiking

Deanne

L. Stout '92 and Christopher
P
are engaged. Deanne is
employed
as an accountant by the Pennsylvania

Commis-

sion on

Crime and Delinquency

in

Cunoeing

—
—
—

Hoenscheid

Harnsburg.

Backpucking

White wnter

rafting

Cross-country skiing

Caving

Amy

K. Totin '92 and Leonard A. Weber
Jr
were mamed on December 9. Amy is
a graphic
artist for

Phoenix Data

•tz:zniT
Anna Cawaggw. %
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Inc.

Setn Burch.

art,npating

r

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J.

Urban

'92 and Lana

mas

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Jr

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65. Shirley Walters '92.

'87,

UsaStackJ
, '90, Bart
Barbara Duck Winchester 75 and Jared
Win,

man-

Transport International Pool in Lancaster.

Moeser. Beth
Paul.

Ann Wenders 92 and Darren W. Crossley
were married on May 28 in Matamoras. Jill also

High ropes

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PM

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earned a master's degree

Camp Zama,

at

Bloomsburg. They

Mary

P.

Wellock. Dana Yazinski.

B

at

Standi were married on Septi
mbl

Shamokm.
trainee at

Weber. Elizabeth

Anne C

in

Adams

is

Winter

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Ann
in

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extended trips such its:

commercial lendei
Williamsport National Bank Hiej
live
.i

Shamokm

trips

is

registered

..

DUIM

with

of

thi

Columbia-Montour Horn
'93 and Kevin

Weaver
are planning a September 23. 1995
wedding
Michelle

I

'

the

—

1993 She pievioualy worked in Clearwater,] la
Voorhees. N.J .and the Hoapitalol
Philfldl Iphjj
' Allege «-! Osiiopallm
Medn m,

a psychiatric assistant/counselor at

1993

<

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olorado Rivei

anyonland an

Kris A. Barski '93 and Debra Jo-Ann Gregory were mamed on August 27 in Nescopeck

Mike Jemo
2. Box 567
Hazleton, PA 18201

Kns

R D.

is

^

ing in

cal Seminary.

They

reside in Lancaster.

Stephanie Botfield '93 and Steven

Pam

The following

class

members

registered at

alumni or university events during 1994: Donna
Con Alexander. Jim Arslan. Melissa

Abbott.

trips

through

E Buskirk. Pete

Calvert. Christina Campbell. Dina Campbell.

Kathenne Brady Chanski, Jackie Chnst, Karen
Corrente, Tonya M. Deimler, Deborah Dietnck,
Marcia Dinges. Mary Doan. Kevin Druecker,
Heidi Dunfee. Janeen

L Dunn. Colleen

Evans.
Darren Foreman, Jeff Frey. Steve Getz. Brett
Gibble. Jodi Mull Gibble. Shawn Godack, Mary
Jane Hayward, Christine Higgins. Jan Hoffman.
Pam laniero '93 (M), Shen Johnson Jacobs.

Heather Kearn. Sheldon Kernosh. Audrey
Kinney. Jim Kleiner. Dan Kornegay. Renee

Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania

Tufts Universiiy in

T.

Yoder

John Brennan '93 is an English teacher in
the Shenandoah Valley School District.
He

'

France

dental

Scotland

BoatOO

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Spain

Tammy

is

Liberty.

in

a teacher at Creative Play

N

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are

(

Ireland

China
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enter

Already being offered

Trekking

Y.

in

Nepal

New

Jennifer Foulke "93 and Douglftl R (
aatOl
are planning a January wedding.
Jennifer is a

math teacher

Wissahickon School

in the

Zealand

Alaska
Your ideas

District

teaches junior high and eleventh grade students

Kimberly A.

Parente Baer. Jennifer Blaker. Elaine Bosack.

Elizabeth Burkhart, Jean

at

in

olorado

Martha's Vmcyaid

Walking

Tammy S. Farr -93 and Steve J Ian, ,\ „ .„.
planning a June 24. 1995 wedding in Mjlamonj

'93 are planning a July 22. 1995 wedding.
Both
are teachers in Lewisville. Texas.

laniero

school

enrolled

is

(

Sailing a 72 foot yacht from

a graduate student at Lancaster Theologi-

(717) 455-9261

Class Volunteers:

Nicole DeVecco '93

b

Rockies

l-.ngland

Representative:

In

Utah

kpai

li."

Health/Visiting
She joined the agcru y in

Nurses Association.

J.

i.. .,,.„,

Spring

in 'in-

Philhaven Hospital.

Renee Kunkel.

Thomaj ^

Sherri Derr '93

Michelle L.

Col-

—

Zelonis. Steve

Zezza

Pochards are planning a September 30, 1995
wedding in Shavertown. Donna is currently pursuing certification in special education
lege Misericordia.

S.

R. Crissinger Jr. '93 and Kelly

to par

Fall

Youi

Thomas

time or year

1,,-st

you were

Summer

i

Nagurny. Patricia Palmer. Sheila
(M). Tern Randazzo. Amy Jo

the

is

If

a day course?

i

Pratt

Trathen (M). Theresa

'92 and Michael

When

2.

Ufkof'93weremairiedonOctobei In Spring
field Cynthia is employed by
Apple Vat ationa,
and Matthew is employed by Zenith
Produi
Corp. They live in Prospa Part

Reece. Cindy Reeder. Mark Schiffer.
Sharon
Schock, Mike Slachta. Matthew G Smith.
Jeff
Snyder. Gabnelle Stander. Dianna Heckman

Japan.

Donna M. Zampetti

ideas

£

hestei

I

4

Jill

Kayaking
Kayak rolling

—

Ut llle

I

in

Kunkel. Kimberly Leonard. Kris Lowther.
Tammy Ludwig. Kathy Stettner Malkoskie.
Francine McCollum. Lon B McDonald.
Kevin
McGrath. Darlene Michel. Sherry Miers. Karen

Keith Weaver '92 (M) and Pamela J.
Johnson
were mamed in October. Keith is a sales

live at

>

Ice climbing

for you.

more.

at

Hemic*

in

Westacott are engaged. Patrick is employed
by
AT&T Global Information Solutions in Balti-

ager

iM r« «-<•<•

88. Kaitlyn Hensler, Neil Hensler, foA

^Snyder Jr.S^Ue Spenng Snyder
Patrick C.

—

m ""

Steve Caravaggio. Sue Caravaggu,
Joseph

Good,D anna WaddeUH,

Stacey L. Turock '92 and Jeffrey
T. Moyer
are planning a June 1995 wedding.
Stacey is a
substitute teacher.

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Christina Campbell '93 is volunteer coordinator at the Lycoming County
in

YWCA

Williamsport.

She

is

also project service coor-

dinator for the Multiple Sclerosis Society in
Williamsport

'93 were

is

employed by Lee's Copier Service

in

rev
in

<> <
and Michael ( Jemo
Boycrtown. Kim and Mike
.

is the best lime of year
extended trips flongC! th.m

for

Jr..

weekend)?

became parents of a son. Michael Cameo
born on November 27 (five pounds, II

ounces. 19 inches).

He

joins a

sister.

is

a

manager

at

Hazleton and the Jcmos

ALDI Foods

now

.,

Summer

Cassidy

Elizabeth, born on October II. 1993

Fall

Inc

in

reside in that uiy

—

Winter
Spring

Your comments

Jeannette Garrison '93 and Kay Underlnll
are engaged
Jeannette is a special education
teacher in the Juniata School District

Bethlehem

(Continued on Page 52)

Shawn Godack
Cynthia R. Colvell '93 and Matthew C.

Whin

4.

recently

Mike
Kimberly Ann Chappie '93 and David E.
Bast '91 are planning a June wedding in
Shavertown. Kimberly is employed by National
Pharmacy Services Inc. in Kingston, and David

I

mamed

at

'93

is

teaching mathem.jn

Gettysburg Senior High School.

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5

Are you interested

information

in

about:

training for groups and

'89 were married on

corporations

Stephanie,

who

Bloomsburg,

for couples/

Team-building

Deer Run

families

in

Montoursville.

young adult educator

Brent

Hock Auction

Quest Rental Center

21

also earned a master's degree
a

is

Inc

May

at

White

at

a licensed auctioneer with

is

'94 were married

Kimberly

Harrisburg

in

is

a

employed by

free-lance interpreter, currently

McDonald's Restaurants, Harnsburg, and James
is

employed in environmental services and main-

tenance

Service.

Amy

Kimberly Ann Long '93 and James R. Noss

Stephanie L. Gyurina '93 and Brent A. Hock

Tcam-building/Ixadcrship

at

Elizabethtown College.

in the

Donna

Hawkins

J.

6.

What

your Bge7

is

1995 wedding.

employed by Danville

State Hospital.

Maureen Hickey

31-40

Donna

is

'93 has joined the U.S. Air

41-50

Force as a second lieutenant.

51-60

registered nurse

60+

Altoona since June 1993. She
in

Would you

like to

the Quest Mailing

in

be stationed

will

San Antonio.

Todd

ist?

Charles County School District in Waldorf,

Elizabethtown. Todd

YES!!

married on August 6

pursuing a master's degree and Ph.D.

in

ern Illinois University

They

(OPTIONAL)

Illinois

1

M. Johnson

Sheri

'93 and John A. Jacobs
1994, in Lebanon.

18,

is working for American Commonwealth
Management Services Co., Inc., as an adminis-

She also has her own

tion in psychology.
I

l

l

busi-

Home

Decor."

Lisa Kilcoyne '93 and Jeffrey

Hoppe

ness,

./II-

Also recipient of a nursing diploma from Mercy
Hospital in Scranton and additional training at
the Cleveland Clinic, she has

more than 20 years

Bruce A. Murren '93 has graduated from Air
Force basic training
in

at

Lackland Air Force Base

Texas.

Todd

Matthew G. Shively '93 and Cathy L. Rauch
were married on September 17 in White Deer.

"Shcn's Weddings and

'93 and

Jill

Sheriff are engaged.

employed by Northumberland County

is

is a program specialist for Milton Development Services and a teacher for Union/
Snyder ARC. They live in Milton.

as an intensive probation officer in the juvenile

Heidi

division.

Summers

'93

(M) and Robert Beck

were married on September 17
Christine Paulsen '93

while she seeks a career posi-

trative .issistant

SUN Home

Health Services as an enterostomal therapist.

Matthew

Sheri

ADDRESS

Hospital.

of experience.

reside in that city.

were married on June

Both are

Lori Sandahl '93 has joined

Tracey Ann Messner '93 and Ernest P.
Witmer were married on June 8 in Valley View.
Tracey is a substitute teacher. They live in Val-

Todd Nye

NAME

'93 and Craig M. Waters '93
September 23, 1995 wedding
employed by the KidsPeace National

M. Saby

are planning a

Center.

is

South-

at

Carbondale,

in

Lisa

Parola were

in

Hitz '93 and Knsten L. Etsell were

J.

No

CITY, S A

1

ley View.

be on
l

P.

Moscow. Amy, who
earned a master's degree at Mary wood College,
is employed by Friendship House Children's
married on December 3

She had been a

Hillvicw Care Center

at

Amy MaJinowski '93 and John

B Dcrr

'93 and Robert

6.

20-30

_
_
7.

May

S.

Md. Timothy is a social studies teacher and coach
in the same district. They live in Waldorf.

Your ideas
are planning a

Jo Reynolds '93 and Timothy

Librizzi '93 were married on June 25 in
Stroudsburg. Amy is a Spanish teacher and coach

is

a counselor/pet

Edgewater Psychiatric Center's
CHIPs program in Harrisburg. She has studied
therapist at

Heidi
the

is

in

Northampton.

a speech and language pathologist for

American Therapy Corp.

They

live in

Quakertown.

for a master's degree in psychoeducational pro-

were married on November

or tall (717) 389-4323

by
Please return

ESCC

Lisa

5.

Inc. as a teacher,

is

'94

and Jeffrey

is

em-

QUEST
III

Bie planning a

nifer, also a

Thank you

foi

taking

dim

i" liH "in

munity College,

Pcdn law

our survey!

September 1995 wedding Jen-

graduate of Luzerne County
is

a paralegal

at the

Com-

Kirsten L. Peiffer '93 and Douglas G.
Kocher '93 were married on October 15 in Camp
Kirsten

filled

ding

named

Schloss has been

J

L.

Kuhlman

Marshall '93

research post
Patrick

Kenra

studies,

Companies

studies and researc

Jenkmtown.

duties in

I

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li

I

le

began

lux

office of research in the College ol

Missoun

at the

in

is

University ol

Columbia. Prior

to that,

he chancel the special education

Allyson Layaou '93 and Rick

in

Kamus were

married on September 3 in Kingston. Allyson is
employed by HMO of Northeastern Pennsylvania as an information specialist.

They

live in

Shavertown.

depailment there

He

Pennsylvania State University
pi

"lessor

in

charge

EtS

ol special

Shannon K. Leonard '93 and Darren G.
McCauley were married on May 14 in
McElhattan. Shannon

education.

Famous Footwear

Schloss earned Ins doctorate

in

Outlets

They

is

store sales

in the

live in

manager

Wisconsin,

He holds mastei

's

and

baccalaureate degrees from Illinois
State University in Normal,

The

University has

III

Bald Eagle Factory

Avis

Dorothy

will also provide direction for

academic research

activities, the

honors program, the

are planning a

March

18 wedding. Jennifer

learning support teacher in the

Institute for

is

a

national sales

Interactive Technologies,

and the

Center for Academic Computing.

a correctional officer

Montandon.

manager

at the

Federal Correc-

Allenwood.

They

live in

She

is

living
in

Communi-

MBA degree.

working on an

Bradley Stauffer '93 and Karen D. Janes are
fall 1995 wedding. Bradley is a pub-

is

a

for Sales Consultants of

accountant with Ross, Buehler, Falk

&

Co.,

Lancaster.

Maury Steinkirchner '93 has been appointed

Mothers

and Frederick

to the

Speech and Language Department

Lawrence

at St.

Center

Rehabilitation

in

Philadelphia in Yardley.

Lawrenceville, N.J. She has practiced

Kristen L. Pinkowski '93 and David J
Klinger were married on July 16 in East

Wilkes-Barre.

Stroudsburg.

Kathleen M. Stettner '93 and Steven J.
Malkoskie were married on August 6. 1994 in
Allentown. Kathleen is a freelance designer for

Heinz

ager for

Kristen

is

an intensive case man-

CATCH in Philadelphia.

They

reside in

that city.

Institute of Rehabilitation

the Press-Enterprise in

Noelle A. Pfleger '93 and Jason R. Kornegay
'93 were married on July 30 in Chester, N.J.
is

(N.J.)

a fourth

School

grade teacher
District

in the

They

live

in

Hackettstown, N.J.
Philip Price '93 has been elected coordinator
to the

ties,

in

Roxbury

at the

John

Medicine

Bloomsburg. They

in

live

Catawissa.

Matthew J. Sullivan

'93 and Lori

Ann Drasba

wedding in Newton Ransom. Matthew is employed by Road
Scholar Transport in Dunmore.
are planning an October 1995

Student Government Association of Union

attends faculty meetings, and serves on the
Life Activity Committee.

Ann Marie Thill '93 has graduated from the
Geisinger Medical Center School of Medical
Technology.

Campus

Katharine E. Rae '93 and Richard M.
Cronin '93 were married on June 25 at Harveys

Denise M. Lockwood '93 and Mikel S Betzer
were married on August 6 in Lewisburg. Denise
is

a sales auditor for

West Shore School

District.

tional Institution at

is

Inc. in Philadelphia,

in Virginia. As a coordinator for first-level students, he organizes activi-

Jennifer Livelsberger '93 and Eric Leese '93

cations.

is

employed

planning a

Theological Seminary

more than 600

students in 18 graduate programs

He

Work

at

special education and rehabilitation

psychology from the University of

Harrisburg.

Dorothy A Petonak '93 (M) and Frederick
Schrandt '93 were married on October 22 in

Noelle

also spent live years at

in

is

are plan-

is

an assis-

Sussman Organization

embei

Schloss had been director of the

Education

October 1995 wed-

delphia Catholic Schools, and Chris
tant controller for the

Doug

Michigan, where she

the marketing department of Allnet

lic

T.

Kendra is a substitute teacher for the Phila-

assistant vice preaideni foi graduate

Harrisburg, and

in

Laputka and

'93 and Christopher D.

are planning an

an administrative assistant with

in Detroit,

a claims representative for Allstate Insurance

Pittston.

Graduate

is

Holliman Associates

offices and a nursing assistant at

Hazleton General Hospital.

Tracy Spano '93 and Paul Chuckran
ning an October 1996 wedding. Tracy

Hill

Jennifer Klstler '93 and Andrew Solonoski

Bloomsburg University
Bloomsburg, pa 17815

Temple University Harrisburg Center.

employed

ployed by The Camera Shop Inc.

to:

cesses at

Lake.

Jana E. Tidwell '93 and James W. Wanser
were married on August 6 in Bloomsburg. Jana
is

a teacher at a pre-school in

graduate student
Bloomsburg.

at

B.U.

Berwick and

They

live

a

is

in

Trade

L. Reed '93 is a computer graphic artwith the Senate of Pennsylvania, working primarily with Republican communications at the
ist

State Capitol.

Corinne Tosi '93 and Bryan J. Bala vage HI
on October 15 in Exeter.
Connne is employed by Kirsch Company in
'91 were married

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January 1995

Shaw

Festival:

Drama,
Paxinos, and Bryan
in

New

is

employed by

FRP

Fillings

James Vopal

'93

is

teaching seventh grade

Si

and English in Caldwell. N.J. He
also coaching freshmen boys basketball.

social studies
is

comedy,
mystery
music

Columbia.

Daina Ruth Vosburgh 93 and Charles M.
Budris '93 were married on January 14 in Toms

Alumni ami

4

Rjver, N.J.

degree

who

Daina.

deaf education

in

B.U.,

Providence. N.J. Charles

is

in

a physicist/as-

we

Niagara on the

Medicine Center

12.

Wayne

Ward

'93 and

were married on October 21
Bucks County. Jennifer is a teacher,
and lacrosse coach. They

live in

field

North

America, and the only one

in the

that specializes in plays

written during Heinaid

Coopersburg.

hleiune

Amy

L.

Zahradnik '93 and Brian

Bethlehem.

Amy

is

a first grade teacher in the

Vestal (N.Y.) Central School District.
in

P.

6 in

They

live

Binghamton.

Congratulations to the

Sharon Gettel Olff '78. Kate
Sipe. Nichole Woodson Smith

Class of 1994

Phillippv. Jennifer Blair
90.

Cathy Stolarick

Ann Uranium, and Margaret Waldron

Welcome to the
Alumni Association

'89.

BobSurridge

'74.

Kay Schweitzer

'77.

Nelson Swarts 63. Man'

'75.

S. Bastian '94 and Donald L. Snyder
were married on October 5 in Muncy. Ronda
1

Crystal L. Haagen '94 and Charles M.
mairii d ui Oclohei N
in

Roesner '94 were

Lemoync

(

!ryatal

i

an accountant with

li

Peat Marwick. Harnsburg. and Charles

1994

John R. Beck

Kathy

III '94 has accepted a teaching

agcr with (he Italian

Oven

in

Sharon A. Brady '94 (M) and Adam R Chase
were married on

May

28

in

Duryea. Sharon

The

Stacey

L

live in Pittston.

mm

,.

Ymk

Congressman Paul Kanjoraki'a Washington itafl
He relumed to campus on November H to meet

The following

class

members

registered at

alumni or university events during 1994: Scott

ton.

Naomi

is

a registered nurse at Ashland Regional

Medical Center. They

live in

Shawn
Cave

Burger, Robin Callahan (M), William

III,

Mark Gee. Jim

P.

Randy Harmon, Leann
Houtz, Kathy Hozza. Denise Hughes. James
Inscoe III, Brett Kolcun, Amy Kravetz. Mike

OCCUpancy, plus $3]

i

at

pursuing a master's degree

ogy

at

in

Amy Lichty. Janell Lutz, Ench

C. Maul. Brian McCloskey. John McDaniel,

Ken
McQuillen. Eva M. Mosakowski. Mall
O'Connell. Lisa Ochwat, Christine Poll.
Stephanie Reichner. David Riordan, Jake

wedding

Julie

school psychol-

Robinson, Richard Schofield, Jennifer
Ilene Swarts, Tarron

Thomas, Mark

Stets.

Vineis,

Theresa VonTobel. Jeff Warren, Kathleen Wen.

ton,

D C.

Edwards

V.

ate assistantship to

employed by

the Hrsi

Elizabeth K. Avery '94 and Eric
Muncy. Elizabeth

is

16,

a master of science

degree in business administration

employed by Construction

Specialties Inc. in Muncy.

They

live in

Bucknell

at

Marcy

Fiorey '94 and Gary Zyskoski were

married on July 9

manager

at

in

Shamokin. Marcy

is

a case

Infant and Youth Care. Inc

Montandon. They reside

in

.

Shamokin.

Paul

J.

Gnall

Jr. '94

high

i

In Victorian
lery, a

ioi

Mat km. hi, threi
- and the marriage

beautiful

ii„

— of

reputation

and ambitious polidi
ideal husband.' or is

dandy who

ratu

him

'

I

Ian

n

popular

it

ti hi

ihi

the aristo-

determined to

is

dled with llirtation

•..

and Intrigue,

llus play glilteis

She

Oscar Wilde

Sandra

is

The Court House

(

Theatre)

lives in Alexandria. Va.

'94 and Shane

wedding

A WitUMI

in

a radiographic tec hnologist at

Medical Center

in

Evening

The Philanderei

Millrnont

by Bernard Shaw. 'The fickleness of

Geismgei

the

Danville

women

title

I

love,'

character,

'is

COmplaini the

only equalled by

ning a

May

20. 1995

wedding

I

an

plan

Janell is

cm-

ployed by South Western School District
Hanover.

in

who

love

IXWs,

tins

adventure
private

mc'

comedy

is

life,

Set in

women

London

based on Shaw's own

and gleefully lampoons

championed

Mark E. Mcloy '94 and Traci Y Grimm were
mamcd in November in Fairfax. Va Mark is a

Court House Theatre)

social studies teacher at f-airlax

Wednesday Lunchtimc

High School

Moon

(The

The Six of Calais
'94 and Brian Saucrs '91

planning a November
Elizabcthville

in the

ol sexual

Alicia

II,
is

1995 wedding

arc-

in

a registered nurse at

Edgcwatcr Psychiatric Center in Harnsburg, and
Brian is employed by Keystone Medical Systems

Lemoync

by Bernard Shaw This lunchtimc
trifle is

Shaw's little-known comedy
and marriage In Mb.

"I politic s

I

hnghsh king juggles conflicting
demands of warfare and of his
the

queen

The

task

would be

easier

if

and Kaihleen Dcebel

were married on November 9 Paul
1

by

ondon

in Lancaster.

are planning an April 29

in

Hughesville.

Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania

an account cxe

University.

W

1994, in

i

the causes to be

'94 has received a gradu

work on

playi will

Husband

Ideal

iii«s
Alicia

Stackhouse were married on July

is

National Bank of Berwick.

Karen

me

follow

thi

the infernal constancy ol the

Laura A. Conrad '94 and J Thomas Austin
III were married on October 15 in South
is

.ii

jrt

by Oscar Wilde

resc ue

Janell Luiz '94 and Dave Banai

Laura

ins

iWsdny Matinee

Washing

in

Bucknell University.

Williamsport.

each play

be offered:

B u

at

Yvonne M. l.akata '94 is a registered nunc
Georgetown University Hospital in Washing

Sandra M. Long
are planning an August 12. 1995

foi

select.

throughout with the lanious wit ol

June A. Crossley '94 and Steven M. WilliU
is

working

in

itudenl

Temps

with Russoli

Laczo, Debbie Lafferty, Steve Laudenslager,

Meredith Layos,

a

i

Paxinos.

Johanna Byers '94 teaches primary grades
in a Jicarilla Apache parochial school in
Lumberton. N. M.

Flannery. Kevin Friel.

Haizlett,

Allison

Kerry Kcgari.se '94

Gene Dyer. Karen Payne Edwards,

Kristen Evans, Brian

$275

1

1

i

Aukamp.

Pete Barnes. Chris Beadlmg. Stacey
Belhumer, Michelle Bet, Michelle Bonchonsky,
Nicole Boyd, Kathryn Browne, Susan Bruno,

is

I

Naomi C. Brown '94 and Douglas R Williams were married on September 24 in Elysburg

Layos

basic cost ol the trip

Bloomsburg) and hob
omoda
Hons lor lour nights, based on double

An

Ian Hastings '94 and Allison L Pa} nti an
planning a June wedding. Ian is a member of

with students interested

Belhumer. Randy Harman, Meredith

world

bus traniportation (from

foi

.

a

is

speech-language pathologist for NovaCare. They

Class Volunteers:

modem
in three

dchghtlul and very ditteicut theatres

|

Dumont, NJ 07628
(201)384-4481

Shaw \

— plays about

kpmg

is

position on the island of Molokai. Hawaii

16 Bussell Court

1

1

Hie plays are staged

you

a substitute teacher. They live in Milton.

is

Sassano

'88.

Ronda
Jr.

Representative:

1856 950)
the beginnings ol the

—

CAPITAL AREA MIXER
Alumm and friends attended an qftei work mixei ai iht Marriott
Harnsburg on December 2. In attendance were Jim Blockus '77,
Kathleen Bio, klU, Sharon L
Chnstman '92, John J Cuff 84. Jim D Angela. Tina Wussell D 'Angela '79.
Patricia Dobrou, ss.
Darren Foreman '93. Jim Gingrich '76. Karen Marquette Gingrich '76.
Rick Huckrnherg. Mary
Jane Howard '93. Rick Howenstme '76. David Kern. Diane Jackson
Kern '76, Donna Kinder
80. Kris Lowther '93. Rose Lowther. Frank Magel '86.
Amye Mengel. Amy Savaslio Murphy 88.

second

the

is

company

In

world

hockey

Kishbaugh were married on August

estival

l

largest theatie

Adam A Weber
in New Britain.

uesday,

I

through Saturday. August

S.

The Shaw
Jennifer E.

lestival in

ake. a beautiful

I

Victorian town, tiom

August

his veai

I

Shaw

will attend the

sistant radiation safety officer for the Radiation
in

annual theatre

Canada

Ontario.

trip to

V

a parent/in-

is

Summit Speech School

fant specialist at the

New

also earned a master's
at

friends are invited to

join us foi the ninth

is

employed

Heather Dawn Morrell '94 and John T

I

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RAM Motors in Harnsburg
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.

Shaw

Join us for the
i<

mit mued from

Pa%e 53)

harsh noise of traffic and the clatter of

he weren't so devoted to both! The price
of this short performance is only $10

work
love

Wednesday Matinee

until the

their

Friday Kvening

Can

You Never

housekeeper's two

by Bernard Shaw

season's suspense play combines the

popular plays, this

tension Of a detective mystery with the

Clandon,

ghost story

better

romantic' (Royal George Theatre)

dolly sisters join the menage. This

eerie terror of a

own

What could be more

of

In an isolated area

England, a retired courtesan and her
housekeeper-companion keep a cheery old

COttage—

actress find themselves falling in

— against

judgement

Retirement

in

by Edward Percy.

Meeting by

the elevated railroad

chance, a soldier on leave and an out-of-

(Royal George Theatre)

Ladies

Festival

(Royal George

who

Tell

One of Shaw's most
comedy tells of Mrs.
grown

takes her three

children on a seaside holiday. There, to

Ken Wilson discusses

her horror, the children meet their

Theatre)

his exhibit with Dr.

Susan Rusinko

estranged father, while the eldest

daughter finds herself falling

Wednesday Evening
Waste
by Harley Granville Barker A furtive love
affair jeopardizes a promising political

compelling drama by the
most modern ol Shaw's contemporaries

career, in this

For over 30 years, Waste was banned

England due

to

we now

issues

lt8

a flourish

and disaster

'You never can

into

the play dissolves into music

Unflinching treatment of

laughter and the sound of

call 'pro-choice' and 'pro-

member

and

Rowe and

bj Bolton
Iuik litime,

.i

waves lapping

the sea-wall. (Festival Theatre)

In addition to seeing plays

At

Arthur Sullivan
1

Sullivan before he learned up with Gilbert
In iln

I

ondon Zoo,

a love-sick

pharamist threatens

while a disguised duke

the bear pit,
.ii

performance
ge

I

woos

i

is

and enjoying

we

will take a side

Niagara Falls on one morning, and

will also tour a local winery.

addition, historic Fort

into

George

within

is

As always, we
Dr.

will be

Susan Rusinko.

brief us

Cavalcade

be available for post-play discussions

The sweep of history,

on the plays

in

advance, but will

over dessert and/or nightcap at the Prince

with Noel Coward's unforgettable

of Wales Hotel or other popular

characters and music, in a production of

nightspots.

350 costumes and

follow two English families

'downstairs'

— as they are caught up

and the other from
in a

whirlwind of changes from 1899 to 1929.

With

this production, the

proudly reprises one
successes,

which had

premiere here

Shaw

Festival

its

in 1985.

North American

(Festival Theatre)

After July 7.

we

is

due by July

your money unless a replacement

the first

40 persons who send a

an isolated

shattered by the sudden appearance of a

gangster and his small group of criminals

A classic

suspense tale of the

made

1930s, this

was

Humphrey

Bogart. (Festival Theatre)

the play that

nator at St. Joseph's

a star of

is

is

an activities coordi-

Manor

S.

Valen-

October 1995 wedding.

employed by Evangelical Community

is

Hospital in Lewisburg.

Meadowbrook,

in

Molly

J.

Swigart '94 and Daniel

were married on July 16

Berwyn.

substitute teacher.

Penny E. Roush '94 and Tony H. Spaid were
married on July 30 in Middleburg.

Penny

is

a

registered nurse in the U.S. Air Force.

They

in

P

Bishop

McClure. Molly

live at

is

McClure R.D.

a
1

Krista Russell '94

is

an enrichment teacher

the Barclay Friends School in North

we

Jessica

'94 of

Durham Town-

Upper Bucks County, died on September
20 when she was struck by lightning as she stood
in the sand in New Smyrna Beach, Florida. The

reservation, or for

and

Born

Number

Ann Wynings

'94 and Scott L. Shultz

were married on July 23
substitute teacher.

They

in Danville.

Lori

is

a

live in Danville.

to explore job opportunities.
in Philadelphia,

she was a daughter of

Judy Seeler RuthraufT and Karl RuthraufT.

Cathy Ann Slebodnik '94 (M) and Keith
Bnslin were married on
Cathy,

B.U.,

who
is

May 21

in

You're invited to

Alumni Day

more

information, please call 1-800-526-0254.

as a

live in

22-year-old had traveled to Florida for a vacation

To make your

M. RuthraufT

ship,

transaction.

Toll-free

They

Williamsport.

Lori

will

prefer

in Williamsport. Julie

employed by Bucktail Bank and Trust Co.

Towanda.

(Checks should be written payable to

payment by check since we lose a small
amount of money on each credit card

Wright '94 and Joseph M. Gnoffo

customer service representative.

at

we

Julie A.

were married on August 27
is

J

Wilkes-Barre.

April 29, 1995

also received a master's degree at

a speech-language pathologist for
live in

For more information,

Wilkes-Barre.

1-800-526-0254

Friday Matinee

The Voice of the Turtle
It's New York,

are planning an

Jr.

Tracy

a portfolio analyst for Master

NovaCare They

by John Van Druten.

Tracy Jo Stewart '94 and Gregory
tine

Lease, a division of Tokai Financial Services in

deposit.

Mastercard. Discover),

we meet an odd bunch of
people. Some are lost, some yearning to
get away, some frightened to leave, some
happy to have arrived. The peace is

J.

is

The Petrified Forest
diner in Arizona

94 and Michael

1

will be unable to refund

accept payment by credit card (Visa,

on the run.

1995 wedding. Michele

$ 100 per person deposit will reserve

your place. The balance

Thursday Evening

In

"93.

Reservations

A

B.U. Foundation.) Although

by Robert E. Sherwood.

Lon B. McDonald '93, Jody Millard '79,
P. Nagumy '93. Tina Reed '84. Kathy
John Updegraff '92, Mary Catherine

McCollum

Stefanowicz '93 are planning an October 21,

found. Participation will be limited to

ol its greatest

4

Michele M. Pyfer

and Michael

'upstairs,'

(M). Francine

'92 (M), Brad Mosier '76. Beth

Chapin are planning a September 1995 wedding.

will not only

Thursday Matinee

We

'81

&

Classnotes

accompanied by

of the Bloomsburg University Depart-

— one from

Maine.

Stettner Malkoskie '93, Ruth Correll Trapane "67.
Weisskopf McGarvey "74, James R. Yannes '72 and Cathleen Zicari '93.

retired chairperson

ment of English. Susan

characters.

in

Our Own Resource Person

The puce of

only $15. (Royal

epic scale with over

Masom

Terry Miller '87

a

heatre)

by Noel Coward

Moosehead Lake

Blumberg "92 (M), Elaine Bosack '93. William Cluley '71,
Karen Corrente '93, Sharon Hottenstine Cressinger '85. Kevin Druecker "93, Janet Gorg
Fransham '78, Sue Maurer Grace '74, Barbara and Clark Grant, Dan Grant '77, Sharon Hazenski
'91.
91. Ed Horvath '72, Janet Sauter Karsok '81, Deborah Letkiewicz '91, Nellie Manarchuck
participants included Julie

Dorothy

In

walking distance of our hotel.

the refreshment stand. Tuneful,

hearted and charming

light

we

young

throw himself

to

trip to

"The Decameron Series and other Landscapes," the exhibit featured paintings inspired
by Giovanni Boccaccio's Decameron, a medieval Italian collection of stories.
Also displayed were sketchbooks he used to create the Decameron Series. The exhibit also

The

shops and restaurants of scenic

Niagara-on-the-Lake,

870s, from

on Homecoming Day, marking the 25th anniver-

of the department since 1963.

featured landscapes of the countryside around

Side Trips

musical from (he

for a reunion

campus

study.

Titled

(Court House Theatre)

the

program of

Meeting in the gallery of Haas Center for the Arts, the participants met with faculty of the
Department of Art and enjoyed an exhibit of 40 paintings by Ken Wilson, who has been a

he

tell.'

Art majors returned to
sary of the

whispers, as conflicts are resolved and

in

The 'Loo

tins

all

of a table napkin, transforms

tears into laughter

delight

Thursday Lunchtime

tail

it

presides a charming old waiter who, with

at

Mr

Art majors return for reunion

love

in

with a randy young dentist. Over

Kelly Solt '94 and Robert Hassler were married

on June

1 1

in

Lehighton. Kelly

is

a special

it's

wartime, and the sound of rain softens the

education teacher. They live

in

Huber Heights.

Ohio.

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January 1995

Help Wanted
On a trial

basis,

BLOOMSBURG,

Supply

your alumni

publication, will offer a free service to

you as alumni.

Please help the Alumni

Volunteers needed

Association continue

Regional chapter steering

involvement

Are you seeking a position?

your business card with
over 30,000 alumni?

a

a position

are

alumni
in

back"

list

in

who wish

in service.

So,

Class or Group reunion planning

al

Husky Ambassador
the

then call

Alumni

and "Position Available" section, you may use
words to present your information. Your "ad" may be mailed
or faxed to the Alumni Office.
will

alumni events
Alumni House projects

Fund

Equitable representation of
minorities, veterans, etc.

you are unable to volunteer at
we hope that you will

Contributing your tunc

this time,

and

attend area chapter events,

ters

cepted for reproduction in the directory of business cards. Your business
card should be mailed to the Alumni Office, not faxed.

raising support

Constructive feedback

Doug

talents to the

Association and

be ac-

Alumni

return to
its

chap-

can ultimately deter-

mine

the success of the

Association's programs

first

and

projects.

Day, reunions, athletic contests,

grams,

etc.),

Use

What's

this

Doug

^en &

We're looking foi^a few gooa^men!
Hippenstiel,

Alumni Director,

space to write your classnote for the next issue of

Complete

and keep your
Please be a

current.

Goodwill Ambassador.

quite

Please direct your inquiries directly to

for special

public lectures, cultural pro-

printed."

The deadline for the next issue of BLOOMSBURG is Friday, March 31.
The publication will go to press in May and should be in alumni homes
within three weeks after that time.

campus

events (Homecoming, Alumni

address
Each alumnus or alumna will be limited to one advertisement or one
business card per calendar year. It may be necessary to limit the number
of cards printed to one or two pages in any issue, based on "first come,

projects

New

If

to 100

by 2 inches)

to "give

Class representatives
Organization representatives

Hippenstiel.

in

size business cards (3.5 inches

for

of volunteer opportu-

nities,

In the "Position Sought"

Only standard

awards (Distinguished Service,
Young Alumni,

please take a look

a directory of
business cards from alumni.
up

alumni
for

Classnotes
Student internship experiences
Submiting nominations for alumni

and

always looking

Director

Be included

"lost"

news

Honorary Alumni)

We

your business.
*

Locating
Clipping

programs.

different geographical area.
for

to

long-term projects and

Let others

Seek applicants

*

assist with short-

to:

know that you are
seeking a new position, perhaps
*

continue to have a

we need more alumni

Regional freshmen picnics
Senior send-off picnic
Student "appreciation" days
Alumni registrations at campus
events
Teacher Ambassadors
Share-a-Day experience
Student recruitment

very active agenda, and

like to share

for:

committees

of

by volunteering youi
time and talents.

We

Now, you have an opportunity

its

in the life

Bloomsburg University

Do you have a position to fill?
Would you

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at 1-800-526-0254.

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Calendar of Events
The following events have been scheduled as of January 31, 1995.
For details about these events, or to receive an updated calendar at any tune, please call the Alumni Office at 1-800-526-0254

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April

(.

Presidential Inaugural

April 21-23

Alumni Luncheon

5

in

Atlanta

July

Commencement

13

October 7

October 2K

Homecoming

December 2

Happy Holidays Dance

New

Alumni Dinner

in

Raleigh

PHILADELPHIA

Berrigan Sub Picnic lor Alumni

June 14

&

Students

March

3

1

April 5

Phantom of the Opera (Sold Out)
State System Alumni Reception

City Island Park

PITTSBURGH
I

BUCKS COUNTY

KAWANNA COUNTY

\(

February 13

Downtown Alumni Luncheon

Additional Volunteers Needed

TBA

POCONOS

Additional Volunteers Needed

TBA

Manhattan

Alumni Mixer

The Harrisburg Marriott

Alumni Leadership Conference
Parents' Weekend

June 23-24

tba

April,

Alter- Work

March 24

Alumni Day

April 29

in

NORTH CAROLINA
HARRISBURG

and Dinner-Dance

Alumni Dinner

1

1

Atlanta Airport Marriott

Weekend

Husky Club Auction

April 2H

May

NEW YORK CITY

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March

President's Ball

1

LANCASTER COUNTY
CALIFORNIA

TBA

TBA

Alumni Brunch

February 12

in

READING-BERKS

San Francisco

With President Kozloff

l

EHIGH VALLEY

April 6

State

System Alumni Reception

TBA

CANADA
August

K-

SOUTH CAROLINA
1

Bus Trip to Shaw Festival
Niagara on the Lake, Ontario

2

LYCOMING COUNTY

April,

tba

Alumni Dinner

in

Charleston

TBA

VIRGINIA

HESTER

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(

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ima

vi

MASSACHUSETTS

^

Additional Volunteers Needed

April.

Alumni Luncheon/Dinner

TBA

in

TBA

Brunch

in

Richmond

Boston

WYOMING VALLEY
DEI

MONTGOMERY COUNTY

MVARf

August [6

DELAWARE

Alumni Dinner

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in

Dewey Beach

NEW

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August 19
September 12

March 3

Alumni Luncheon

M.ikIi

Radisson Ba) Hatboi inn
South Florida Alumni Luncheon

I

Howard Johnson,

&

Students

RSE1
at

the

YORK

Beach

Avalon, NJ.
I

Berrigan Picnic for Alumni

New

Kir by Park, Kingston

n

Additional Volunteers Needed

USA

August 15

Additional Volunteers Needed

IBA

in

Tampa

Training

lor

September 22
Student Recruiters

Home of Dick
Belle Mead

Lloyd

Husky Club/Alumni
Golf Outing at Heritage

Hills

'62,

Deerfield Beach

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Parents of Alumni:

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Please help us deliver

Bloomsburg

to

your

child's

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current residence. If this

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address

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Learning to be part of a community
By JESSICA

S.

President of the

KOZI OI
Umvei tity

Today's students have a

And

they're doing

were undergraduates,

When

Ph.D.

.

come

lot to learn.

— the

and outside

we all suspected when we
some of hie s most important

by

Is ,in
They

learn

it

learn

it

by taking pari

by experiencing tragedies

By

They

common
be

bonds

community by discovering

—

thai unite us all

members

as

Oi the

human

M.iy

in

during the

universities like

wherever we may

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Philadelphia's Edison

urban high
students

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may be three hours
hometown
Tokyo.

like

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theii slice ol

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urban

life

junioi majoring in education.

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driving time- from Bloomsburg, but

it's

light

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isier

years

s

sliidenls live in

Last year, five
culture, history

.1

world

i

Bloomsburg students spent

and language

Another will stud}

at

!hinese this

<

have also taken pari

in the

university

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in

ommunit

ations Studies gi.ulu.iie,

These exchanges

(

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College in

I

.iaoning province.

exchange program with China. Several

scheduled

'hristopher Moulton, a 1994

(

to

formal program

Qmghai Education Commission

China's
ol the

are pari ol

is

(

Qinghai province. Bloomsburg alumni

have taken one year teaching assignments there
>

summer studying Chinese

their

Shenyang Teat hers

summer

Shenyang next year.
Bloomsburg has operated with

teach

thai

since 19K7

lollege Ol Professional Studies, visited the

in

when Howard Macauley. dean

People 's Republic as part of his

between alumni and

cjsc, 4(),(K)() alumni can

—

a

with us.

visit

In our

make a

the regional

tag

in various fields.

on alumni time and

their

ideas, but these

contributions are extremely important.

alumni

often,

feel that the

Alumni

Association only wants financial
contributions.

In fact, fund-raising has

been the responsibility of the Founda-

Board and the Development Office

tion

The Alumni

Association, on the other hand,

is

charged with the responsibility of

can refer prospective students

"friend-raising."

to the

We

university, participate in local chapter

hope

that students

events, or offer students insights about

will use the ideas

careers and industries.

alumni

1

parents, faculty
in at least

,400 alumni and

and

staff) participated

one of the 85 programs and

The number and scope of
events and the large number of participrojects.

pants

may

be attributed,

and faculty

and resources of

to help students

achieve a level

may

of preparation they

not otherwise

Small contributions by 40,000
alumni can produce big results. Moreattain.

over,

when

the university excels,

everyone's degree becomes more
valuable.

in part, to the

If

you have questions or ideas

that

success of the regional chapters. In the

will benefit the students, please take a

upcoming year, we hope to increase the
number of participants. In addition, we

the

want

University,

to integrate chapters events

to

almost impossible to put a price

for nearly a decade.

by contributing

at

we would like
the campus as

time and ideas. For example, alumni

more with

Hays Fellowship program.

Fulbrighl

commu-

education by providing a

nication channel

to

about 1,000 others (friends, students,

ommunity.

members

Too

Last year, over
Toil;i\

its

alumni.

ol its

the rest of the university family.

counties, for those from suburban neigh*

may have been

musl have been

Philadelphia
firom Rie'S

in rural

way

presentations

more alumni

It's

university must use every asset in

significant impact

small towns

ii

ture what

enter

i

of the stereotypes associated with

>1

borhoods, these experiences
Pit

many

ligh Si hool shatters

they have

community

guest speakers and advisory board

students' potential, the

The Alumni Association seeks

modeiii, with a strong vocational program and an on-site day< are

.in

in

days in one ol Philadelphia's
hand about urban education in America. New and

first

Bloomsburg, face

portfolio, including the perceptive input

setting

it)

i

70 of our

hools as pan of an

Hloonr.biii r education majors spent 10

hools learning

community

trust that

along this

events. Furthermore,

see

competition from around the world. To

family.

week

first

a

who walk

may make

environment,

graduating students from regional

the

maximize

education majors spenl

I

For example, faculty or staff members

86

Alumni Association

In today's challenging

learn about

their ideas about

personal responsibility in creating a

responsible for those

MARVIN METZGER

President,

that shatter

expectations.

life'fl

is

hope

group

in

\wy in college residence lulls

li\

— where each

I

and more expansive. And,

impossible to put a price tag
on alumni time and ideas

students learn something about being pari of a

projei

own

larger

It's

and service organizations, today's college

community. They

— been made

to recognize their

wor ld

lessons aren't found in the pages of a textbook
In social

today's students leave the university,

have exploded

inside

it

classroom hecause. as

I

even

the university's programs.

moment

to

send

Alumni

me

Office,

a note, in care of

Bloomsburg

400 East Second

Bloomsburg,

PA

Street,

17815.

Dear Alumni, Parents and Friends,
An exdting new
jroui

way

bi

this tall.

A

annual publication with a familiar name is headed
redesigned Bl >< MStiURC will inform you of new
<

events and developments at the University and will report on issues
of
concern ll will also present feature stones that give a Comprehensive
view
ol the
111 rent academic, cultural, recreational
and social life of the Univer1

H\

Stones

will examine societal and cultural issues thaiugh the
eyes of
and students and will present significant developments in the
professional and personal lives ol alumni, faculty, staff and students
It
promises to be intellectually stimulating, informative and visually
•

our

fat nit

\

exciting.

In short,

it

will seek to celebrate the "lite ol the

The 32-page

mind."

tabloid publication will be distributed to

all

all

issues of the publicar

tion.

The publication

will be prepared in the Office
of
Hippenstiel '68 serving as editor.

Alumni Affairs, with

alumni, parents,
staff,

and

available to

current students.

The new publication will be prepared in the Office of University
Relations
and Communication, with MarkJand Lloyd serving as editor.
Early next year, a familiar publication with a new name will
appear. The
the new publication will be determined by a contest.
Call us at 1800-526-0254 to give us your suggestion. The winner of the
contest, to be
selected by the Alumni Board of Directors, will get an alumni
sweatshirt
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name of

tabloid, will contain the ever-popular "class
notes" as well as

Homecoming, Alumni Weekend, chapter activities
and other special events.
The publication will be distributed twice a year to
alumni who have made
a contribution dunng the 15 months prior to
publication date. Others may
receive the publication by paying a $10
annual subscription. Members of
the most recent graduating class will receive two
free

Doug

community and political leaders, faculty and
prospective students and their parents. In addition, it will be
friends, donors,

The 32-page

reports and photos of

As a result of these exciting changes,
University family will be well served.

we

believe

all

members

of the

Everyone will receive the new
Umversity publication and contributing
alumru /subscribers will receive
the familiar alumru publication.
In the process, both the
University and the

toS Z

comments on both pubUcations

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*

Classnotes
Home

Wesley Village Retirement

1912

She would enjoy cards or

Esther Hess Pettit '12, formerly of

letters

Cecile Schraeder

in Pittston.

from

class-

Kash

'25 ol Wilkes-

Barrc reports thai she will be moving to Houston, Texas, to be near her son

mates.

and family

Melbourne. Honda, has died.

Leona Lewis

Bessie Beaver Werkhcisvi '25

Phillips '21. formerly of

Blakely and Peckville. died on February 7

Of Numidia. died on January 24

Joseph Cherrie '15, formerly of Nanticoke,
San Diego on February 28 at age 98.
He taught at Newport Township High School

Prior to retirement she taught at the Lincoln

was an elementary school teacher ami

School

irom 1915 to 1961.

fice.

died in

His
in

wife, the former

first

Peckville and

in

eral years

was employed

for sev-

Surviving are his second wife, Marian; a
Don; a daughter, Alice Jane, three grand-

hildren and three great-grandchildren.

1926
Louise

Catharine Havard Reed '22, formerly of
on March 14 at age 93 She was a
teacher at the Nottingham Elementary School
Plymouth

for

many

in

May

Marion L'Hommedieu Dobb

4

16 of

in

Ruth Carmody Cunningham

'23 of
B

Frances Keeler

'23, a life resident of

Kingston, died on February

Representative:

the Kingston

Grace Kisbach Miller

962, she taught elementary school

Barre for 38 years, mostly at the

in

Wilkes-

Dana

until her retirement in 1965.

January 23, 1994,

at

'19 died on

'23 of Harleigh

in

1963

White Ha
She taught
almost 40 years be-

for

ol

10,

is

a daughter.

Maureen

Feissner;

v

sistci

Margaret Morgan Shuman '26 ol Him
She was
on March 26 al age S l

Bell died

J

.i

teacher in the Springfield School Distr ict dur-

World War

II.

Surviving are a daughter, Carolyn A.
Beumer, two sons. John C. and Thomas ('
nine grandchildren, ami three greal-grandclul
dren.

Surviving are four sons. John, Thomas,
Paul, and Richard, six grandchildren,

great-grandchildren, and

two

two

sisters.

1927
James

R. Bittenbender '27 of East Brady

May

He

1924

died on

Representative:

organized the school band and continued as

5 at age 88.

Brady High School

Edward F. Schuyler

for

taught

Bail

at

37 years. In 1933, he

Truth-art '76

director until 1964.

Marian Fichter Williams
Hazleton. died on

May

'24, formerly of

14 at age 91.

taught in Passaic and Nutley. N.J.

Representative:

managed

Anna Davis Barrow

the

Guest House

at

She

She

'20 of Newark, Dela-

1925

ware, died in July 1993.

Classmates

1921
Herman Garey
is

a resident of

Paul C. Foote '27 of Bridgeport, Conn.,

March 19
As chief optical engineer

died on

who attended Alumni Weekend

Martha Roushey Miers, Maryan

Hart Miller.

for Bell

and

20 years, he supervised
the design and development program foi all
optical requirements on Bell and Howell
for over

Howell Co.

reunion (based on official registrations):
Geneva Schott Baughman, Bessie Michael
Bogart,

Bovard; two sons. Craig and Neil; and four
grandchildren

later

Princeton Uni-

versity until her retirement.

Lydia Bohn Florey '21

26

Surviving arc his wife, the former Mary

1920

Class Volunteer: Camilla

Hiu kinghcun

years

.

a teacher in the

age 95.

Warren Hendershott

Township

grandson and a

ing

Street

School.

Young McDonald

in

Borough School Distnct from

Hazleton area before retiring

Linda Kreidler '19 of Wilkes-Barre died
on December 25 at age 96. Prior to retiring in

She taught

5.

Ruth McNertney Smith
died on April 27. She was

Class Volunteer:

Foster

Surviving

N.Y., has died.

1919

1923

Can

died on February

1

many

Daytona Beach

fore retiring

Wilkes-Barre School District.

Grace Kishbach Miller

in

Florence Shovlin

1923
Malveme,

'26, formcrl) ol

31. 1994, She taught for

Peckville and

ven R.R.

Wilkes-Barre died on December 16 at age 97.
Prior to retiring, she was a teacher in the

Prise ilia

on

years

1916

1

Thompson Baxter

Peckville and Daytona Beach. Florida, died

Plains, died

in

later a

by the Blakely Borough Light Of-

1922

on,

She

housewife.

Edna Runyan, died

1980.

age 88

at

Htnkel '40

former!)

1915

His broad experience included

equipment.

work with
particular

Kokoltu '78

types of optical systems with

all

emphasis on photographic and pro-

jection optics

Of special interest were such projects as
development and utilization of tolerfuli
analysis in lens design, high quality

zoom

Kwiatowski '79

lenses, studio and television lenses, high ap-

erture lenses, militarized and special lenses lor

high and low temperature operation, high el
ficiency projection systems, evaluation of

equipment,

competitive

collimators,

autocollimators and optical aides for laboratory and production control.

Shipt '93

He held two patents for picture projection
apparatus and adjustable condenser lenses for
projection systems.
In

recognition of his professional accom-

plishments, he

was presented with

guished Service Award by the
Association

in

He grew up

CLASS OF 1925 -Attending
Bessie Michael Bogart.
Miers.

Alumni Weekend were (from left)
Geneva Schott Baughman and Martha Roushey

the 70th year reunion on

Maryan Hart Miller,

ily,

was

a

Alumni

1981
in a

Bloomsburg

faculty fam-

for his father, the late Professor

Foote.

a Distin

BU

member

Jacob

C

of the English Depart

ment faculty from about 1905

to 1922.

Homecoming
October 28

Make

plans today

Classnotes
Pottsgrove School District for 25
yean,

in the

retiring in 1978.

Surviving are a daughter. KatherineA''
three brothers and a sister.

Lehman;

Frank J. Greco
their

'33 and his wife
celebrated
55th wedding anniversary. He would
like

hear from classmates, especially
from
Lackawanna County.
to

Eleanor Benscoter McCarroll '33
of
Hunlock R.R. 1 died on January 3 at age
80.
She formerly taught in the Northwest School
District.

Surviving are a daughter, Martha Rang;
twol
grandchildren, two great-grandchildren.
and|
a

sister.

CLASS OF I93S

Attending the 60th year reunion on Alumni Weekend were (from left) Jean Smith Pritchard.
John J Butler Lauretta
I- oust Raker, Fae Meixell Ihseroad, Charles F
Blackburn. Helen Frey Marklev. Thomas F. Davis, Gladys Bayer Witmer
Stanley P
Hnmbach. Hetty Row Reed, Harriet Slyer /loop. Veda Mericle Steward, Edna Wagner
Stevens. Rosebud Colder Ungemach.

Hartman

(

and Helen

Grace OdeU O'Neill '27. formerly
on March IH at age 91.

Mary
•

lit-«J

ol Mill

\<

died on

ementary school teacher

reer,

si

School District

I

She laughl

age 88

township and Weetfaerl)

ore than 16

ti

a(

Helen Rita Ol.shefski Dardzinski '29 of
Tharptown died on January
She was an elI

Price Stewart '27 ol W, ..ihrih

on March 27

the Pat kei

until

in die

Mount Carmel

her retirement.

trict.

1928
Representative:

before retiring 20 years ago.

Appleman Dendler

Mildred Davis Fields '28 died on July 27.
Sin
.mi tin in
spy he lore moving to

New

York State

Coletta

Mayan

I

i

Surviving

hei

ia

husband,

Harvey Fields

employed by the former Regal
Catawissa

in

M. Toni Bolt n Klinetob '28 of Wilkes
Bane died on March 3 al age Xo A teacher in
the Shickshinny schools

hom

she earned a niastei s degree

at

many

<

P

Prior to retiring in 1976. she taught in

Jr

and John

J.;

(

'oletta

W

s>

1932

Classmates

Ezra W. Harris

College.

Class Volunteers:

Miriam Eroh Hatch '34 of Chevy Chase,
Md., died on December 22, 1994, at age
82.

Lucile

McHose Ecker, Ezra Harris

She taught Latin

Ruth Haggy Baker

liools.

Surviving are two daughters. Carol Lively
BJld

I

ynn Kojtek, and

Grace Saylor
taught

loi

'28 of Rhodesmere,

who

years in various schools, has a
booklet containing the names of every
student
sin-

taught

During the two years she attended BSTC.
she took a train from Dewart to

Northumberland and anothei from there
Bloomsburg.
Throughout her

life

she has

cloyed

ling, visiting every state except
Hawaii,

to

travel

"And

probably would have gone there." she quips,
"if you could get there by bus!"
I

1929
Class Volunteers

Rachel

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G

Jones, Virginia

M. Tedesco.

five grandchildren.

Anthony. Lucille DeVoe

Frona Bingman Bobb '30 of Beavertown
March 7 at age 87. She was a teacher
the Beavertown Elementary School for
42

died on

4(i

at

years, retiring in 1977.

Surviving are two daughters, Diane B
M.i//om and Su/anne Baker; five grandchildren, three great-grandchildren, and
two sis
ters.

on January 7 at age 82. An Army veteran
of
World War II. he taught in Hanover Townshjp

moving

to Levittown.

He

in

1973.

Surviving are his wife. Ruth Walters
DeHaven; a daughter. Ruth A. Cleveland; two
sister.

Harriet Levari Miller '32 of Williamsport
died on June 11. 1994. at age
81. She taught
several years in Beaver Township.

Surviving are a daughter, Patti Bock;
a foster

daughter. Shirley Ranier; two
grandchil-

Margaret E. Smith '32 of Wilkes-Barre
has died.

Representative
J.

Colder

Anne Fowler Hibbard
Hibbard
that they

'31

and

W ilbur J.

"keep chugging along.

a couple of

Model T Fords

N J report
We seem like
.

— making a

noise, but not going very
fast or far."

lot

of

Lawson

Mary Maloney Colihan
Stowe. died on March
3

Nescopeck High School

Navy during

II.

Surviving are her husband, Roger;
three
Roger Jr; Margaret Helen Kauffman;
and Charles Eroh; four grandchildren and a
children,

sister

1935
Elizabeth

Row Reed

Class Volunteer:

Helen Hartman Cimbala, Betty Reed
Classmates

who attended Alumni Weekend

reunion (based on official
registrations):

Lauretta Foust Baker, Charles
E.
Blackburn, Harriet Styer Boop,
John J.
Butler, Helen Hartman
Cimbala, Thomas
F. Davis, Fae Meixell
Diseroad, Stanley
Heimbach, Helen Frey Markley,
Jean Smith
Pritchard, Betty Row Reed, Edna
Wagner
Stevens, Veda Mericle Stewart,
Rosebud

Golder Ungemach, Gladys Boyer
Witmer.
4

Representative:

Lois

Mary wood

Thelma Bredbenner Menges 35 of
Bloomsburg died on April 19 at age 81. She
was a teacher at the Memorial Elementary
School in Bloomsburg for many
years.

1933

'32 of East Brunswick.

at

Representative:

He earned a master's degree at Bucknell
University and took additional graduate
courses at Rider College.

grandchildren; a brother and a

at

before serving with the U.S.

World War

5.

dren and two foster grandchildren.

1931
Frank

«32 of District Heights,

Morris D. DeHaven '32 of Levittown died

Township Schools

who attended Alumni Weekend

was awarded a Distinguished
Award by the Bloomsburg University

Alumni Association.
She earned a master's degree

retired as assistant superintendent
of Bristol

reunion (based on official registrations):
Janetta York Coleman, Elizabeth Myrick

Dymond Elementary School was named in her
honor.

Representative:

Johnson, and Edward;

1930

Sarah James Dymond '34 of Harding died
on January 22 at age 79. For more than 50
years, she had taught elementary school in
the
Wyoming Area School District. The Sarah J.

In 1987, she

Robert. Mar-

sisters.

1934

Service

for 25 years before

.

two

Shirt Factory

10 grandchildren, three great-grandchildren,

and two

Helen Jenkas Morris '28 ol Whatley,
Mass died on April 6 Prioi to retiring, she
was a teacher m the fonnei Hughestown

three grandchildren,

Md.. died on January

Jrahn.

In her early ca-

Scranton School Dis-

great-grandchildren; and a brother.

years before retiring in

Surviving are four children.

1928 to 1971,

versity

for

1971.

parel

Bucknell Uni-

Kelly *29 of Catawissa
at age 86. She was

R.D. 2 died on April 10

in the

Surviving are two daughters, Dorothy J.
Smith and Joanne Keiser; two sons, Edward

yean

Surviving are a daughter. Carol Greene; two
grandsons. .1 sister and a brother.

she taught

'31 of Scranton

Philadelphia area schools.

i

and three grandchildren

Mary Agnes Hays Harry '29, formerly of
Nescopeck. died on February 7 in San Antonio. Texas A teacher for 45 years,
she taught
third grade at Nescopeck Elementary
School

199-1

Dorothy Forgend Smith
December 16, 1994.

.

Survivors include a daughter, Elaine Gursk

at

hooli

Surviving are a son, Warren, four granddaughters and five great grandi luldren

/•'aye

i

'Imbala

Cily. died

I

Margaret M. Sites '33 of Hanover Town-|
March 14 at age 80. She was
teacher at Lee Park Elementary School
fo:
many years until her retirement.
ship died on

1

.

'33. formerly of

She was a teacher

Hannah Shontz Steinhart '35 of
Bloomsburg died on October 10, 1994 at age
85. She was the first or one of the first mar-

Classes of
the 1940s

Classnotes

return for
Bloomsburg. he was a familiar sight as he
walked up College Hill to his classes. He used
to say that

he was fine as long us he could

walk up College

He

still

Alumni Day

Hill

SeventN si\ alumni from the 1940s

pndc

also took great

number of
his former students who served on the Alumni
Board of Directors or who received Distinguished Service Awards from the Alumni As-

attended the special

sociation.

Pendleton. Fugene Shaikey. Dorothy

"I

in the

believe that no other alumnus had greater

They Included
Class of 1940

I

Hippenstiel '68. director of alumni af

"And

fairs

he served her well

very quid

in his

the honors he received were the

Pennsylvania Business Educatoi

1977

In addition, the

Room

Hinkel

in the

Fenstemaker Alumni House W8S named
him, and he was a

life

membei

lor

Alumni

ol the

Board of Directors.

L Men/.

Charles

L

Kelchner. Dorothy Derr Tilson.

Alumni Weekend were (from

left)

and Eugene Sharkey

— H. Bumis Fellnutn. Jack

.i

son,

I

two

Stuart Slraub.

— Miriam Mensch B&rdo,

S.ua Hottenstem Di\. Reba Hemic Icllman.

Flame Kieischei
Handy. Andrew

Magill. William

Selden. Jean Sidlei Snyder.

M

Frank,

Taylor.

Hope

ollmei. Ruth

l

F,

I

M

Flwood

H

oia Snyder.

Wagnei. Kav

Jones Wagner. Philip Yeany

ee. a daughter.

three grandsons,

F

Robert B. Miner.

Class of 1943

Surviving are his wile, the former Kathleen

Myers,

Fda

Henrie

l-.lda

Taylor

ot the Yeai

Award in 1968 and the Distinguished Service
Award from the BU Alumni Association in

Den

Stuart Edwards,

dwaids,

I

Class of 1942

Among

the 55th year reunion on

C

Class ot 1941
Bessie Heilli.nl/

way."

CLASS OF 1940 — Attending

— Maria Raklevicz

ilson

love for his alma mater than Clayton." said

DOUg

Wai Ycais Reunion

on Alumni Weekend. April 28-30.

activities

Anne Rohrhai

h,

step grandchildren, Mid

a sister

— Lois C. Bryncr, Sara

Class ol 1944

Mane Doc key Fdwaids.
Fdward

Grant.
i

amsworUi

angdon,

I

Maijorie Sharretls

Hendricks.

I

Wanda

lizabeth Smith

I

Reynolds, foanne Spaid Simington, Helena
ried female students to enroll at

Bloomsburg,

according to family members.

She taught at the Memorial Elementary
School in Bloomsburg for 23 years, retiring
in 1975.

She continued substituting until 1982.

Surviving are two daughters. Marcia A.
Steinhart and Mary Jo Waples; a son, Robert
J.;

Nazareth Area School District for 30 years

1941

before retiring.

Representatives:

Pope swank, Ruth Cromia Warrington,
Florence Faust Yeany.

Menges

Cyril F.

Watsontown R.D. 2. died on June 7. 1994. at
age 87. He was a teacher in the Warrior Run
School District for 43 years.

George T. Sharp

the publication of his

first

novel

One Divided

by Two.

I

1937

Ruth Dugan Smeal

Dorothy Hess Linn

Joseph W. Bartish '37 of Wilkes-Barre
died on February 15. He was a teacher at
Coughlin and GAR high schools for 40 years
before retiring in 1977.

Surviving are his wife, the former Anna

Gerich; a son, Joseph, a daughter, Ilona

Evanchek; and brother and a

sister.

Smeal, Betty

Sara Maria Berger 37 of Bloomsburg
March 7 at age 79. She was a teacher
the Collegeville School District in Mont4

died on

for 37 years, retiring in 1975.

veteran of World

War D, she

She was awarded the Navigators Wings.

1938

W. Alfred Keibler

Md

,

'39 of Silver Spring.

n< ille

I

Zong Huber, Mar)

Representatives:

Gladys (Betty) Harris

Opps,

Wanda Kehlei
McOovem, Vlolel

Violet Weil.

M

1

1

iw<

Webb '42 of Shamokin Dam died

on January 6

at

age 74. He was

a sales repre-

HESCO in Harrisburg and Drums

retiring in

he was shot

War

II.

III

he flew

down and was

SCO
('

4 7s

a prisoner in

Shamokin

time he joined the State Department of Rev-

Dam

from 1946

to 1961. at

enue as an administrative secretary

Dam

i

lonald

n

i

Rabb,

i>

-

John W Thomas.
— Betty L. Fisher. Mill

Remley, Rose
Bertha

M

Mane

Class of 1949
1

1,

leu

Ki.u ||

Slurman, James

Brace

I

i

Si hit ber,

(i

— Richard E

teas,

lean

I

n.

Reginald S

Ii

I

ierney Jr

Grimes.

loopei Killian, l>ois

Dalesman Nester, Wilmei Nesii J.k k
O'Donnell IN lei I'.iiikII, Domthy Ultimas
r.

I'.n

Stl

.(

I

like,

Robert

(i

Ki

ll/,

Julia 1'u hel

ling

which

until 1963.

on the Shamokin
Borough Council and was also active in

He served

many

i

c. Ludwig. John F Magill

1990 Following retirement,

veteran of World

ii

Fil<

Sihroeilci, I'hylhs Si hiader

Class of 1947

gistei

Class Volunteers:

Weekend

i

kinson

Walker

Surviving are three brothers and a

Dorothy Derr Tilson
attended Alumni

hi

I

Mary

in

Germany until the end of the war
He earned a master's degree at Bucknell
University in 1952. He owned a restaurant in

Frank Kocher

lean

1978 after 42 years of teaching

until

Tilson.

Dorothy Edgar Cronover
Charles H. Henrie

94d

Ftlelman,

A

who

1

Propsl Moore,

he was a part-time consultant with

Classmates

lass ol

I

j

N

Falvey

pnorto

1940

Rosell, Arlene

Applegate,

sentative for

died on July 10, 1994.

Pendleton, Eugene Sharkey, Dorothy Derr

several terms

other organizations.

Surviving are his wife, the former Phyllis
Kniss. a daughter. Michclc Purdy; a son.

Michael; and four grandchildren

Kathryn Walp Elmer

NeilM. Richie

Mo., died on January

Class Volunteers:

Knapp Harding '38 of Nazareth died
She taught

'40 of St Charles,

16.

Clayton H. Hinkel '40, a member of the
Bloomsburg business education faculty from
1947 to 1980. died on May 10 at age 80.

James. Charles H. Henrie

age 85.

iosiiu,

Myrtle E. Heydenreich '42 of Bloomsburg
She retired in
died on March 25 at age 79

Robert J.

reunion (based on official registrations):
Charles L. Kelchner, Maria Raklevicz

at

l

Belt)

Bumham

Beit)

Class of 1948

taught navigation refresher courses to pilots.

Irene

M

hiida,

yhne, Ruth Kestei Novy, Cleo KilUN

Penman

Representatives:

on February 8

<

Superko. Alice A-hnei Vergai

Jerseytown and Monloursville

Class Volunteers:

James V DeRose. Harriet Kocher, Ruth Dugan

P.

I

ou Peiutemakei fohn, Mar) Flaherty

Pass

1939
Representative:

Representative:

Charles

Martino
i

1942
Mary Jane Sharpless Wagner

Navy

Isahclli

'38 of Media, Pa., reports

Representative

U.S.

Fnso R

Kellei Fpley.

Class Volunteers:

Ruth Wagner LeGrande

A

Rett) /-chnei

Wellivei Driskell, Mildred Dzuris, leaiWC

Representative:

in

'osgrovi

Kohrherr, Flsie Flail Kull, Fudora Berlew

1936

gomery County

(

Eda Btssic Edwards. Stu Edwards.
Olah Horvath, Clark Renmnger

and two grandchildren.

Ma|one Downing
helm h, lulia

Class ol I94*i

Edwards
Eda Bessie Beilhartz Edwards
C. Stuart

'38 of Bloomsburg and

in the

During

all

the years that he taught at

1943
Representative:

Betty

Katerman Algatt

Class Volunteers:

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Classnotes
ing her teaching career, but was most proud
of the Governor's Award for Excellence in
1990 for her eight years of volunteer work at

Watauga High School
Surviving are her husband. Kenneth; two

and

sisters

a brother.

1946
Representatives:

Jacqueline Shaffer Creasy

Ana stasia Pappas Trowbridge

1947

1945

Class Volunteers:

John

Thomas. J Richard Zerby

W.

Representative:

Mary 1mu Fenstemaker John

Representative:

Mars' Lou John

Betty

Classmates

\g

V.
f

<

1948

Class Volunteer:

who

attended Alumni

Weekend

L

Fisher

Class Volunteers:

reunion (based on official registrations):

Gloria M.

Marjorie Downing Cosgrove, Betty Zehner

Ludwig

Dill.

Betty L. Fisher. Millard

C

Dietrich, Julia Welliver Driskell, Mildred

Dzuris, Jeanne Keller Epley, Enso R.

GENERA HONS

77/ITIi/i

hei daughter,

From

es

Ruih Hope Handy 4 J of (

Jean Wright

and her granddaughter, Melissa Wright

'69,

that

'98,

Are you a three or four- generation

HI I

ni hei footsteps as students at

followed

proud

oatesville. center, is

Zong

Alumni Board of

II

ii

lu-r,

Flaherty Kohrherr, Elsie Flail Kull,

Eudora Berlew Lyhne, Ruth Kester Novy,
Geo Kinney Pass, Betty Burnham Rosell,
Arlene N. Superko, Alice Zehner Vergari.

BU

family? If so. send your photo to the Alumni Office

Betty L. Fisher '48 of Bloomsburg has

been elected to a two-year term on the

Mary

have

Martino Guida, M. Betty
Mary Lou Fenstemaker John,

Frosini, Lucille

Directors.

BU

Betty served six

years in the late 1970s and early 1980s.

1949
Representative:

Ruth Hope Handv. Hill Selden, Marion
Wallace Stales, Elwood Warner, Kathrvn
Dildme

M. Ulick '38 & '4.1
on December H. 1994. ul age
AniUI

in the

i

Shamokin

St ii""i

I

'.Ilium

il

()

1>

1

dh.

(l

to

'

i

Bloomsburg Area Chamber of Commerceiri 1980. In 1984, he was made an honoi.ny hlc member of the Chamber.
In

.1

She taught

75.

>i*tri<

iii

il

1976 and the Distinguished Service Award
from

M.

the

June 1986, the Boyd F. Buckingham
en.uiu
entei on the university campus

She earned
University

a master's

degree

at

Buckncll

in his

Throughout

Buckingham

i

Sr. '43, vice

dent emei itusol Bloomsburg

on January 20
versity ni

age 74

at

many

retirement

A

I

pn

ii

He served

the uni-

capacities horn [953 until Ins

1981

in

II.

Hew

he

U

Army Air

Force. Following the war, he taught

second lieutenant

Athens High School
I

He

loi

in the

S

in

1953 as an

He subsequently served

assistant piolessoi and director of public

relations, 1954- 1964; director of

development.

1964- 1970, associate vice president for devel-

opment and external

relations.

1

974- 1 98 1

a master's degree at Bucknell

University and completed additional graduate

A

at

as commander-in-chief of the Caldwell
Consistory

in

Bloomsburg from 1981-1983,

as a director since

since 1957.
in

He

1973

1

983. and as dramatic coach

in Detroit

He had held

sister.

Homecoming
Make

May

plans today!

busi-

ness in an 1805 house.

C.

October 28

Joanna

daughter, Gail

F. Jr., a

New Holland,
Lancaster County, has retired to a farm in
Wapwallopen. He operates an antique

an active and

Bloomsburg University

Boyd

son.

36 years of teach-

Wayne Creasy
17 at age 69.

He

'49 of Lancaster died on
retired in

Farmers Bank and Trust

1986 from the

in Lancaster,

where

Woi thmgton, four grandchildren; and two sis-

(A copy of Mr. Buckingham's complete
is available at the Alumni Office

—

obituary

800-526-0254.)

McCutchen

'43 of Vero

Beach, Florida, died on March 25. 1994

at

age

80.

He

ties

and served as an educational consultant

for four

taught in four different state universi-

governors

Surviving

is

Ins wife. Kathleen.

William H. Selden '43 of Berwick has been
re-elected to a two-year term on the

Alumni Board of

BU

Directors.

1944
Representative:

Sara Marie

(Sallie)

Dockey Edwards

Class Volunteer:

sively throughout the United States

on behalf

a result of his untiring service to the

university, his church and

Sallie

Edwards

Margaret

Dean

Melbourne. Fla

of Free Masonry

many

other civic,

and veterans organizations, he received many honors They included the Distinguished Service Award from the
fraternal,

Bloomsburg University Alumni Association

Page 6

brothers and a

'49. after

ing business education in

the

of

As

Surviving are her husband. Robert; two

received the honorary 33rd

Active for the Pennsylvania Supreme
Council since 1989 and had traveled extentitle

Roy Brandau

in 1966.

Pcnn State University.

prominent and active Mason, he served

degree

a

Grimes. Robert Reitz

E.

Bloomsburg

1970 1974, and

vice president for administration.

WOfk

Fice '43.

Frederic M.

returned to his alma mater

He earned

at

Class Volunteers:

Richard

two years and Sayrc

ligh Si hool loi six years

assistant professor.
.is

her retirement.

She earned a master's degree

1993 he was

In

Surviving are his wife, the former

B- 17

as

\iea

Middletown Area School

until

Richard E. Grimes

ters.

veteran ol World Wai
.i

from 1947

Alumni Association.

liuversity, died

bombers

at

honor.

his life, he took

caring role in the

Boyd

a teacher in the

District

Foundation's board of directors.

1959.

in

was

«

was dedicated

appointed the the Bloomsburg University

1975.

Harriet M. Sterling Brendle '45 of
Hershey died on February 1 1 at age 70. She

in

She taught
Florida,

Beach

in

,

Brunner

died on January 16

of

age 72.

Pennsylvania before moving to

where she taught

for

'44
at

in

North Miami

27 years.

She earned a master's degree
State University

m

at

Appalachian

Boone. N.C.

She received many outstanding honors dur-

MINI.REUNIOS

,1
left)

- Eileen Falvey McGovern

^

'46 (right) reports that a m,n,-reun,on

Ea$t
Com - °" S*P*l*>et W-U.
t
Phylhs Schroder Walker
Mary Schroeder
.',

Marjone Downing Cosgrove

'46.

'45.

'46.

Eudora Berlew Lyhne

was

1994. In attendance were (from

Jean Dickinson Applegate

'45.

'46.

Quest plans
trip to Peru

Classnotes

The Quest program

planning a

is

trip to

Peru over the winter holiday break.

December 16

January 12. 1996.

to

Participants will travel from Lima, the

town of Huuruz, west
Range lioin the

nation's capital, to the

of the Cordillera Blanc a

Rto Santa they

eastward up the

will trek

valley dc los

Ccdros through the lange.

climb a peak

m

the

They

Alpumayo

Amazon

descend into the

region, and

basin rain forest

through valleys that were

will trek

terraced and fanned

centuries until the

foi

conquering conquisiadois dev imated the
Religious

local populations

sites, Initial

formations and irrigation ditches aie

many of

evident in

still

these remote vullcys.

They will trek ovei l\000 fool mountain
camp in remote seldom

passes and will

.

Visited VOlloya lai

Allei a visit to

from thQ beaten track.
Cu/co. the ancient capital

make

ol the Inca empire, they will

CLASS OF
Bumham Rosell.

1945

— Attending the 50th year reunion dinner on Alumni Weekend were (from

left)

Enso

Frosini.

Ruth Kester Now. Betty

Dietrich. Elsie Flail Kull. Jeanne Keller Epley. Betty
Alice Zehner Vergari. Eudora Berlew Lyhne. Betty Zehner
Mildred Dzuns.
Marjorie Downing Cosgrove. Mary Lou Fenstemaker John. Arlene Superko and

Machu

long journey to

America's most speclaculai nuns

Z,mg

his

I

religious center ol the Incus, with

Huber. Lucille Martina Guida.

week

a

Pichu. one of South

its

terraced hillsides and extraordinary stone

was

structures,

such a remote and

built in

inaccessible hillside overlooking the Rio

Uiahamba

eluded the plundering

that u

armies ol the Spanish conquistadors
discovered by the outside world

in

It
l

l

)l

I

was
by

Hiram Bingham, the Yale aicheologlst.
The tup will be led by Roy Smith,
duectoi ol the truest piogram lie lust
inembei

visited the aiea in IW>(> as a

made

British expedition thai

North Ridge

oi the

mi.

»>i

ol the

the lust ascent

Ajpamayor,

limbed 20,000-foot mountain

the last
In the

Andes.

The

cost ol the trip

is

cxpei led lo he

about $1,700. For Information,

Quest office

ut

*

all

the

(717) 389-4323.

Three alumni join
Quest trip to East Africa
BU
Aim a

alumni |omcd

Three
asi

I

Christmas and

Quest tup

a

l<>

loin

weeks ovei

New

Year holiday period

the last

They were Beth Howman and Cathy PHck,

who

played for the

during some of

who

Greeley,

BU

Held hockey learn

left)

where

Novy. and
Fenstemaker John. Betty Zong Huber. Ruth Kester

played on the

the

branch
he was assistant vice president and

manager

During his 36-year banking career, he also
worked at Millville National Bank and Bristol
Trust Co.

An

Air Force veteran of World

received the bronze

Allentown retired
J. Tidey 49 of
1988 as a guidance counselor in the
Souderton Area High School
A U.S. Air Corps veteran of World War II.
Delaware
he earned a master's degree from

William

in

for 26 years.

War

II,

he

University.

star.

1950

Surviving are his wife, the former Rosanna
Broadt; a daughter, Ann C. Walton; and a

Representative:

grandson.

Willis

Dorothy Thomas
reports that she will

Patschke '49 of Ephrata

embark on

a 32-day trip

around the world on September 10. with stops
Rome, and
in Hawaii, China, Kenya, Greece.

London.

Swales

Frances Cerchiaro Ahitanta, Nancy
Brunstetter Anthony, Thomas H. Anthony,
Susan Dreibelbls Boyle, Janice Jui.cs

Castner, Robert H. Conrad, Kenneth
Cook, Max Cooley, Joseph Curilla, John

B.

Ramona

Baksl

Krupa. Frank Lupashunski, Virginia F.
Reimeasnyder, Paul J. Slobozlen, Warren
M. Sterling, William R. Stratton, Jane

Warner Suitch,
Class Volunteer:

L.

Czernlakowskl, Leonard Fellon, Stanley
Freeda, Leon E. Grant, Sarah Faust
KeLshaw, Glenn R. Koplin,

Willis Swales, Betty Ridall

Weekend
Classmates who attended Alumni
reunion (based on official registrations):

soccer team.

reputed to live

is

Wagner.

Trom Mt.

lor three

days

across a rugged landscape to Kake Turkana.
the largest of the Rift Valley Lakes, stopping

on the way

for a

day

in the

Samburu dame

Park

The culmination of the East African trip
was a six-day, 00- mile foot safari from
1

Arusha

in

Tanzania

to

an isolated mountain

called Longido, which lies west of the

Ambosch Game Park
Quest
in

near the

Kenya border

will be offering another foot safari

Kenya and Tanzania

for

alumni and

friends of the University in 1996

Quest office

at

Call the

(717) 389-4466. and ask for

Roy Smith

Joe Curilla

Ruth Shupp Beadle

BU

Kikuyu Cod Mogai. Divider of

the Universe,

Kenya, they travelled north
4

Kevin

great triumphs, and

The trip started with a six day trek on
Mount Kenya, a 17.000-foot mountain

Betty Bumham ^KMafjorU
- Gathering on the front porch of Carver Hall on Alumni Day were (from
Driskell. Elsie Flail Kull. Mary Lou
Welliver
Julia
Lyhne.
Berlew
Eudora
D^JlTcZL. Jeanne Keller Epley. Cleo Kinney Pass. Mary Flaherty Kohrherr.

CLASS OF 1945

lis

'50 of Wcsicrvillc.

Ohio, reports that she and her husband. RichSummer In
ard, have been serving with the

Page 7

Classnotes
1952
Representative:

Frank

J.

Furgele

Class Volunteers:

Dale Bennett, Frank Furgele. Henry Hum.
Nancy Swartz Lychos. Eleanor Kennedy
Calvin W. Kanyuck '52 has recently rehaving taught in the public schools

tired after

of Pennsylvania for 42 years.

He

received his

Master of Education degree from the University of Virginia. In addition, he did graduate
work at the University of Indiana, Juniata
College, Earlham College. Florida State Uni-

Monmouth

versity.
sity

College. Wilkes Univer-

and Penn State University.

He

resides in

Sheatown.

1953
Representative:

John

S.

Scrimgeour

Class Volunteers:

Roy Croop, John Scrimgeour

1954
Representative:

Dolores Doyle

lire n nan

Class Volunteers:

Ann Gengenbach Auerweck. William
Jacobs. Franklin "Ed" Jones. William
Nunn. Fern K rot he. Jeananne Scrimgeour

VETERANS HONORED
veterans of World War

II

Special guests of honor at

A

highlight Oj the

this year \ Alumni Weekend festivities were alumni and former students who
were
program was a moving tribute by Dr John F Magill Jr. '48 to those alumni and former

12).

who gave then lives in the service of
many of them did prior to
ElwOOdM, Wagner '43, John W Thomas

'48.

Frank

students

their

photograph, just as

leaving for the

M

Taylor

Harvey Huber;

stitute "i

.mil

New

Papua,

They

<

s

Ql

(standing, second row)

Eugene Sharkey

high schools

in

Peru

imnea.

Then Special

interest

m

—

grandchildren!

L

40. Charles

taught

he

in

Northumberland,

arc parents ol five sons. ranging

age from 29 to 39.

4.i.

B Czenuakowski '50. Andy Magill '43. Millard C. Ludwig
James C. Tierney Sr. '48 (V-12). Robert H. Conrad '50. and
Kelchner 40. John F. Magill Jr. '48. and Robert G Reitz 49.

row) John

'47. (standing, first

SeldenJr

(standing, back row)

inguistii

i

H

4J. William

country After the program, the veterans assembled on the steps of Carver Hall for a
war In photo are (seated, from left) Borge Lyhne (V-12). Vincent L. Pass (V-

He had

Montgomery

Adult Center,
nity College,

.i

teachei

al

the

Harford

and president

ol the

Oveilea

Commu-

\

Brie Insurance

fbi
i

[e

Hail.

did graduate work

at

the University ol

Mar) land

w as alsoaformei employee

<>i

Surviving are his companion of 35 years,

Prentice

Remington Kami, Westinghouse Corp.,

and Internationa] Hai vestei
Surviving are ins wife, the formei Nanc)
Jam- Siahl. two sons. Sloven and Timothy.

195

May

J

,

died

William G. Romig '50 of Kingsville died
at

age 67.

ahoul two years
in

at

man of

in

He began

teaching

1952 and was the

first

it

opened

in

1961

R. Creveling '51 of Baldwinsville.

formei teacher and principal

at

He was a
Newport High

School and a formei teacher

in

the Bellefonte

District.

Earlier.

He was owner-operator of
King restaurant

A

in

Syracuse.

the first Burger

N

George Derk. Amie Garinger. Relda Rohrbach
Scott.

Molhe Hippensteel Harrell

Churchville reports that "this has been a momentous period in my life. I had three sons

married within 13 months, in June of 1994
had major back surgery, and as of June 1995
in three states
cil

II,

This, after teaching

—

Rock School

I
I

30 years
Coun-

the last 21 years in the
District."

Thomas

Belgium, two years; Pima Community Col-

the past

lege in Tucson, three years; and Central Ari-

tendent

two sons. Philip and Paul; four grandand three sisters.

children,

Carolyn Vernoy Reitz '51 of Horsham has
been elected to a two-year term on the
BU
Alumni Board of Directors.

E. Persing '55.

who

retired in

1993 after 19 years as superintendent of the
Upper Perkiomen School District, has spent

two years serving as interim superintwo other school districts. In 1993-

at

1994. he served the Perkiomen Valley School

and in 1994-1995 he served the North
Penn School District.
"One of these days I've got to try (retireDistrict,

ment) and see what

it's

like." Persing said in

an interview.

He began his career as an educator in the
Allentown School District in 1957. serving at
both William Allen and Louis E. Dieniff High
Schools, where he also coached football, wrestling

and

track.

He moved

Y.

Marine Corps veteran of World War

Class Volunteers:

N Y

Surviving are has wife, the former Katharine

in

chair-

Grahamsville.

N.Y.. died on January 23 at age 68.

School

the business department at Overlea

High School when

Page 8

I982aftei

Chesapeake High School

Baltimore County.

county schools

He retired in

in

He retired in 1984 from Sullivan County
Community College, where he taught for 20
years He also taught at International School

Gilbert;

25. 1994.

on March 3

Arnie Garinger

will be retired.

sity.

Carolyn Vernoy Rett:

James

sisters.

zona Collegein Casa Grande, one year.
He earned a doctorate at Rutgers Univer-

Carolyn Vernoy Reitz

two sisters

Henry L. Marek '50of Denville, N

two

Russell C. Davis Jr. '51 of Lakewood,
N.M.. died on January 24 at age 65. He for-

in

1

Representative:

Class Volunteer:

on

Penn State

Surviving are two sons. Richard and James;
a daughter. Laura; a brother and

merly lived

UexR Mowery; and a sistei

Group

eight grandchildren, and

He

at

Maryland

State Business Education Association.

Ned o. Banner *50 >>i New Berlin died ai
age 68. A Navy veteran of World War II. he
was tcliicd ice picsidcnl ami hi am h manager

he earned a master's degree
University.

<>l

1955
Representative:

Carol Shupp-Heard Clarke '55 of
and

Pa.

also been principal

J.

E.

trict in

to the

Wyomissing School Dis-

1968. where he served as principal,

assistant superintendent

and superintendent.

Alumni earn
loyalty awards

Classnotes

for 1994
One hundred

seven Bloomsburg

thirty

University alumni have earned distinction as
recipients ol the seventh annual Kichaul
('•nines

\u.tuU

o\.ill\

I

earned

llu'\

I

this

distinction in l*)94 by attending a regional

alumni event. h\ letuimng

and In

i

to

ampus

i

loi

Weekend oi Homecoming,

eithei fVlumnl

ontnbutmg

\niuial

to the

uml

I

Attending both Alumni Weekend and

Homecoming

can substitute

alumni event lincc the

fbi n

regional
held

lattei are nol

In

«•/),

even

areas

.ill

veai

The awaid honois "Huilv"' (inmes,

a

from Harrisburg, who has
missed only one loniei oining WSA) and

retired teachei

(

I

no Alumni Weekends lines he graduated

He earned

1949

Alumni Boaulol Directors

N

completing
Fallon. Front «
Wamn Sterling,
Attending the 45th year reunion dinner on Alumni Weekend were (from left)
Dreibelbis lioxle. I), Max C,
Cook.
Susan
Ken
Anthony.
Brunsletter
Nancy
Stratlon.
Cerchiaro Abitanta Robert H. Conrad. William R.
Ridall Wagner. Paul Slobozien. Willis Swales, Frank I upashimsH, and Joe
Cooley Janice Jones Castner. John B. Czerniakowski. Bitty

CLASS OF 1950

Un

-

We
u

i

In

time itatua on the

life

years

last

yeai aflei

service

«>t

salute the Fbllowini alumni

who

awards (numbei

Ipienta oi the 1994

are
In

parenthesis indicates consecutive years the

Cooley,

award has been earned!

Cunlla.

u

Audrey Mooic Cohen
Lucille Mail/

DeVbc

Bthel KeUei

ang

i

»

'29

W

(4)

Helen Hartman i llmbalo
Donald A Walts '37(4)

13 (6)

l

lames DeRoae 39
Haniel Kochei

l

191

>

eighow
Ruth Dugan Smeal < >
ii

i

/.ih

loppes

(

Dorothy Den
Stuart

I

i9

l

'

C

1

i

'40

1'ilson

dwards

'41

\)

{

(

Bessie iu iih.ni/ Bdwardi '41

i

rohn

Juck Mertz *42
Sara Mane Jockey l-dwaids

John

I

.ou

w

enstemakei lohn

l

liloise

i

I

lis

I

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ti

\)

Noble lasshauci

Richard

'

'47 (7)

Thomas

Betty Plshei '48

I

IS

I

I

Maiy

<

avelie '41

i

(inmes

'W

l'M7)

Dalesman Nester '49

Wilmei Nestei '49
Pete Parncll "49
Robed Reitz '49

Carolyn Vernoy ReltZ
Dale Bennett '52

Nancy Swan/

(

'51 (6)

<)

l.ychos ">2 (7)

Charles Brennan '53
Bill

on AUmm Da, were 0
CLASS OF 1950 - Catering on ,hefron, porch of Carver Hal,

"canZ. 7rg ,n,a

F.

ReJnsnyJjohn B

1974 he was named
Upper Perkiomen School

He and

Itotert

R Kaphn and

his wife, Martie, live in

retired

from

PP&L on January

1

after 14 years

Upper

Donald W. Thomas 55 has been honored
which
by the Exeter Township School Board,
school starecently gave his name to the high
4

nels to a
bert

of service.

District

Hanover Township.

as coach, athletic director and teacher.

S»l* I

Byham

'S3

Nellie Swart/

H*

David

During

via shutouts

coordinator in 1993.

five

his

He earned

PP&L

career in 1980 as an

a master's degree at Bucknell

in

Rollie

Schmidt
coaches

tory," has retired.

1956

'56, described as
in

A

"one of

Wilkes University hia
member of the Wilkes

staff
physical education faculty and coaching
football,
for more than 32 years, he coached

Representative:

Bitner III

foolbaJl coach.

As

Ned D. McClintock 56 of Montgomery

in its

Schmidt guided Wilkes

the Cologlory days of the 1 960s. leading

national promi

winning streak.

He

1

wins

1

retired as football

coach

and
1980 with a won-lost record of 90-7
championships.
As baseball coach, he led the Colonels to

MAC

MAC

championship in [968 His
wins that season marked the first time in a
decade that the team had reached double-fig1

ure wins.

During

his final

two seasons,

Colonels went 22-6.
As golf coach, he had no peer.
years, the Colonels

165-1 and three

baseball and golf.
4

that

two Lam-

3-1

their first

University.

streak,

Bowl championships, and

came

the finest

L

N

32-gamc winning

nence

He began

service
in recognition of his 40 years of

William

tan,

Betty Ridall

energy educauon coordinator. He became area
manager in 1984 and continuous improvement

1

dium

H Comad

I

Byham

'5

!

mkchorsl '53

John S Scrimgcour 'S3 (S)

superintendent of the

In

Czemiakwski. Sarah Faas, Kehha*. Gl

<«ft)

In his

the

22

compiled a record of 206championships His

MAC

1976 team was the best-ever

in

school history,

finish
with a record of 16-0 and a 14th place

Dolores (Dee) Doyle Brennan '54
Franklin (Ed) Jones '54
Joan Havard Kilroy '54

eme Sobcrick Krothc '54
Jeanannc Evans Scrimgcour '54 (2)
f

R English '56 (4)
Rod Kelchncr '56
Bob Bottorf '59
Mary Anne Mapkas Klemkosky
Vera Reanck Derk '60 (3)

Curtis

'59 (7)

Dale Krothc '60

Ron Bid Wolfe '60
Joan Stackhousc Wolfe

(>l

Jim Case '63 (2)
Jerry

Malinowski '63

Nelson Swans 63 (4)
(Continued on Page 11)

Page 9

Classnotes
NCAA

in ihc

Division

III

championships.

Schmidl was recently inducted Into

Sandra P Brown. Mary Anne Klemkosky.
Walter J luiherecki. Marie Walsh

travelled throughout the United States.

Dave Barnhart '59 of Verona. N J received the Dan Rmgclheim Memorial Award,

Wilbur Person '61 was named "Realtor of
the Year" by the Carbon County Board of Re-

botfa the

Wilkes University Athletic Hall of Fame and
Ihc Plains Hall of

He

is

also

the highest honor given by the

1957

ing.

Bob Uine, Dolores

Keller.

L. Vint

is

professor and director of the

at

from 1967

'I

win Valley School

Active
lu

a

princi-

District

lonnei tax assessoi and evalua

/oning officer

ol

26.5

Mary Anne Majikas Klemkosky
Orwigsburg has been

A

teacher

re elected to a

'59 of

two-year

Robeson Township and
the Hay Creek Historical

at

Anne has completed

10 years on the board and

Alumni Association.

a past president of the

daughlei. Me}!, a granddaughtei and

a

brother

howski.

ie(

I-

rank

I'isk.

Edward

William K. Morris

C.

his wife, Sylvia,

have

in

home

alter six

months

also lectures exten-

Class Volunteers:

tion

and Finance. He

Bud Andrews

is

the

first

Alexandria, Va.

Shively has been professor of microhi

Iruveisity since
lulled

re-

at

of a

continuous fennen-

tation process lor production of fuel alcohol

projects associated with use of specific yeast
in

sparkling » ine produt

don and

was named outstanding member i>>i
1994 by the American Wine Society in recoglie

nition of his sparkling

wine research, wine
judging throughout the United States and
Canada, ami ins mam, Bitii lea on various aspects of wine chemistry.

He W8S

also recognized

ery in Australia

loi

Ins

who may

practice before the

United States Tax Court.

William D. Bartman '64 of Douglasville
has retired as principal of the Edgewood El-

1962

ementary School

Woodrow Wilson High
now Harry S Truman High School.

by Yalumba Win-

outstanding contribu-

in the

Pottstown School Dis-

trict.

He began

Richard R. Lloyd

the

He began

after 33 years

his 31 -year education career in

Boyertown Area School

three years

moved

District

and

after

to the Pottstown District.

Ins teaching career at

Class Volunteers:

Over

Ronald Davidheiser. Tom Foley. Marlene

the Lincoln Elementary School, administra-

Prior to retirement, he taught English
social studies at

Tmm.ius High School

He

East Penn School District.

and

Oholla Franey. John Kovich. Dick Lloyd

as part-time audio-visual aids advisor.

Ga.

He was also

a part-time

evening school ad-

ministratoi al the AJlentown

He and

his wife

have moved

to

Lake

Lanier, just north of Atlanta.

campus of Penn

Bonnie Zehner Black '64

toi

for

and was an adjunct instruc-

two terms

in

the

Allentown College of

He earned

St.

ACESS program
Francis de Sales.

his master's degree at

University in 1970.

He

at

Lehigh

also look classes at

Marlene Oholla Franey '62 of Long
ley. N.J.,

enjoys recruiting students for

various college night programs in

BU

New

She is a sixth grade teacher
Bndgewater-Rantan Schools.

sey.

Valat

Jer-

chose to stay

two children: Christine, a graduate of Allentown College, and Mich. u

Walter H. Veranda '62

is

retired

home and

raise out kids,

I have
and I'm enjoying
working with teenagers anyway!"
The Blacks live in French Camp, Miss.

more years

15

to

go

Victoria Sellano
tired after a

his wife. Irene, are the parents of

"Many

classmates are looking forward to their
30-year retirement this year! However, since

.

.

.

in the

Trenton State College.

He and

writes:

my

of

I

State University

and direc-

of pupil services.

tor

Tom Foley '62 has retired as senior vice
president for Paramount Publishing in Atlanta,

also served as

the years, he has served as principal of

tive assistant to the superintendent,

in the

Chairman Of the social studies department and

short-

sparkling wines.

foi

one of a small group of

School,
Alfred

during the 1970s and 1980s, and more recently,

ening of bottle aging tune

from teaching

He was honored for assisting blind

workers prepare their income tax returns.

Representative:

1968 His research areas have

development

is

"Volunteer

A radio announcer in Sunbury, he has performed volunteer work for the organization
since 1992.

he

named

vices, Inc.

Enrolled Agent

Advisory Committee on Practices and ProceIn addition,

'64 was

of the Year" by the North Central Sight Ser-

New York State Tax Tribunal's

on the

Paul Conard

Virginia C. Hesel.
all

York State Commissioner on Taxa-

has

George ML Opilla '60 of Coopersburg

Barossa Valley north of Adelaide.

ology and femientation chemistry

mis

Ernest R. Shuba

from

forms and the liaison com-

New

a Air Force veteran of the Korean

1964

holds a doc-

serves on the committee that reviews

the

an edu-

Representative:

law and client representation.

tax

man of mirth and

tax-

in Australia,

tired

-.li.

on

non-attorneys

He

li

iik

He

Temple University.

'60. a rear admiral in

embarked on a second career as a consulting
manager with Coopers & Lybrand. He lives

where Carl was on sabbatical leave doing re
scan on sparkling wines at Yalumba Winei v

I

who

torate in educational administration

as a

children.

an Enrolled Agent and

is

57.

Surviving are his wife. Bernadme, and five

of Rights" legislation

Certified Financial Planner

to serve

Dale Krothe

the U.S. Navy, retired in April 1995.

Carl Sliively '58 and

h

Stevenson

He was

War.

dures.

returned

I

Dr.

5 8

Rtpnuntattvi
Ray llargreaves

in the

Bill

Revenue Service's treatment of

Internal

Class Volunteers

Wojc

remember him

mittees of the Brooklyn District Director and

Vera Rearick Derk. Paul Manko,

a printer

cator devoted to his profession.

considered an authority on the

is

New York State tax

Temple University

at

Suiviving aie his wile, Margaret, and a

is

Family, friends, students and colleagues

payers and tax practitioners.

I960
Manko

He

in Harrisburg.

after suffering a fatal heart attack.

He was

He

Paul (Barney)

Island and National Tax

His testimony was requested in regards to

sively

Representative:

masteTs degree

Long

,

24.

BU

Alumni Board of Directors;
Pottsville High School. Mary

IBM

Charles W. Watkins Jr. *63. a teacher at
Hanover Area High School, died on March 6

'61 president of Finan-

before the House of Representatives Ways and
Means Sub-committee on Oversight on March

because he

also a lormei building and

in

Veteran Ol the Korean Conflict, he earned

19

last

Services of

pending Taxpayer

Assessment

Association

a

33 years. The

after teaching for

District.

is

lormei secretary ol

A

'59 retired in June

years were in (he Shikellamy Area School

term on the
poll

William Stevenson

Consultants Inc. in Merrick, N.Y., testified

Union. N.J.

in

'65

Lehighlon

cial

1992

Alumni Board of Directors.
specialist with

lives in

College

started his

studies leachei

Berks County Board

He was

Appeals

nil

Berks County Dcmoi lain

in

he was

s,

tor for the

He

to 1972.

careei in education as a sot
in the

He was

Township High School from
Prior to that he was assistant

1972 to 1987.
principul

Oeigertown

<>i

age 64,

He

Marilyn D. Rink

Nelson A. Swarts '63 of Lewisberry has
a two-year term on the BU

operates Person Real Es-

He owns and

and Insurance Agency.

the former

is

been re-elected to

meet-

computer technology, and coordinator of the
Teacher of the Handicapped Program at Kean

Herman W. Howard Jr.

Lean '57

died on February 22
pal of Exeter

national clients.

Cumberland.

Special Education School, director of

Sinn, Bill Harrtll

Donald

New

altors at the organization's 15th annual

tate

Campus

Class Volunteers

Jersey

Federation Council for Exceptional Children,

Dr. Barnhart
v

New

on March 10

Representative

Margaret Yohn

live in

His wife
.

Scranton.

William Pohtlttk

They

Dr.

ame

l

graduate of the University of

a

Gunne was cited for significant performance and contributions to a number of inter-

'61
school year. She and her husband. Robert

Class Volunteers:

and

Graham

'64 recently

re-

30-year career as a speech-lan-

ing in Orlando, Fla.

guage pathologist. She started her career as
one of the first two speech-language patholo-

1963

gists hired by Delaware, Greene
and Otsego
County BOCES. She subsequently established

liv-

I

tions to thai country's

wine industry

Carl and Sylvia have throe

grandchildren
vania and

who

New

(

hildu-n and five

live in Florida.

York

State.

Pennsyl-

1961
Edwin

1959
Representatives

David R am hart
Sandra Pfister Brown
Marie Walsh

Page 10

first communication disorders
program for
Stamford Community Hospital and Nursing

Class Volunteer

Home and set up the outpatient speech-language pathology program at A. O. Fox Me-

C Kuser

Class Volunteers:

Marian

the

Bernie Donegan

Representative:

Representative:

L

-

morial Hospital.

Gary Stackhouse

Huttenstme. Joan We I liver

For the past 10 years she was owner/direc-

G.

Crocker Edwards '61, a kindergarten teacher in the West Shore School District, was on sabbatical leave for the
994- 995
Phyllis

1

1

Manny Gunne

Utah, was recently

'63 of Salt Lake City,

named

senior consultant

with the internationally prominent
Shipley
Division of the Franklin Quest
Corporation.

tor of Victoria

Graham Associates, Inc., the
only proprietary diagnostic and treatment center licensed by the New York State Department of Health. The clinic offered speech-

Loyalty awards

Classnotes

fmm Page

[Continued

9)

Paul Conaxd ta

Joanne Shaffer Pileski '64

1966

language pathology, audiology. psychology

and social services.

Hughes 64

tutor-

time with her seven
ing and enjoying leisure
grandchildren.

Moss Creek

Jack Mulka "66

Jack Mulka, Alice Koch Cromwell. Ken
Cromwell, Bill Demcott. Diane Loch Hartzell,
Cliff Maurer, Diane Mushrush Maurer

R.

'66

James L. Derr
cipal in the

Wyomissmg Area School

District

also taught a mathematics graduate
course to elementary teachers for the University

of Pennsylvania.

Thomas l*mon

1965
P.

and supervisor, has provided
a test preparation course at her Overlook home
for many years. A graduate of College
Misericordia. she has also completed advanced
studies at the University of Pittsburgh and

Alex M. Kozlowski. Linda R. Shively

In addition, she has

'65 of Parkside has taught

Penn

State.

at
biology and ecology for 29 years
Brookhaven Junior High School, Northley
Middle School and Sun Valley High School.
Robison '66.
His wife, the former Barbara

work

at the University

Frank Dowman

school
has operated a private pre-kindergarten

Boothwyn

reading

teacher, specialist

Sheran

Class Volunteers-

in

a licensed

done dun.

of Alaska.

She was recently honored by the Citizen
Ambassador Program of Harvard Universit)
one of 30 outstanding educators in the
United States. She has taught in both public
as

James Pegg '67

Piggy Bums. Jim Peng. Jack Wise

David

BOWU

Doug

Hippenitie] '68 (7)

Susan R. Hicks *67 has been named dint
Bloomsburg University

Jack
perts

APC is
recently elected vice president. The
Club in Washan affiliate of the National Press

Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia, teaching

4

ington,

DC.

He was

also elected president of the South-

over 1200
west Writers Workshop, which has
members nationwide, including such well-

known authors as Tony Hillerman. Lawrence
Evans.
Block, Walter Jon Williams, and Max
Membership is open to writers and aspir-

who spent a week in Prague, the capital
of the Czech Republic, and a week in
American methods for coping with con games,
banking crimes, organized crime and drug

I

the process of drafting the university

Nan Good

Gerrity,

who

Among

a teacher at the

Paul L. Rhine '65

is

firm of Cobb. Stnger.

Toms River, N.J.
surer of the

of the

In the

Columbia-Montour

The family

&

CPA

Rhine

community, he

Ocean County

YMCA,

Toms River Country Club, and

Sandra Daskalos Sample '65

is

in

trea-

president
treasurer

recently re

Certification
ceived her National Counselor
Area
She is a counselor with the Montrose
private
small
a
has
also
and
School District
practice.

resident of Montrose, she

is

the mother

of three children: Keely Norwalk.

ist

to Lansdale, Pa., since
is

programs developed by

enter, as well ai the

(

campus committees dealing with

various

the
"i

work

so-

eculivc assistant

Bloomsburg in 198: .is c\
toDr James II MU'ormit k

She was named

assistant director of develop-

Hicks came

ment

to

who

lives

State; and
Georgia; Todd, a senior at Perm
Tennessee.
of
University
Scott, a junior at the

He earned a master's degree

1986

at the

Univer-

of Scranton.
He and his wife, the former Elizabeth

sity

Young

4

68. are the parents of three

'/.oranski "68

Marge Puroakj ( "'11111 69
k.hIin Reimard Hippenitiel <»>
Dennis Bohr '70 1)
Nancy Fchei Fdwaids 70(6)
Pat

October 28

in 1988.

Make plans today!

'70

Ron Reitz
Bob Rupp

'71 (4)

Formerly on the staff at East Stroudsburg
University, she earned her Ph.D. at New York

Sandra Jellerson Rupp

University.

Carol Kishbaugh

Karwacki

J.

*f>7 is

pastOI "t Oui

Lady Help of Christians 'nun li. ykens, ami
the Mission of Sacred Heart ol Jesus,
(

I

Williamstown,
tion,
I

he was

Prioi

high

a

i"

receiving ins vocateachei

Bt

I

>•

>

N

[e

J

In

Weston. Mass

'71 (4)

'72 (4)

Nancy Fruchan Bohr

Bowen

'72 (3)

'72

Bd Horvath

'72

Joe Zakorchemny '72 (3)

Ed Edwards '73
Bob Griffin '73

(2)

'7

Marion Reese

ittended Pope John XXIII Seminal

[e

Deanna Woolcock Robinson
youngest child

in

College Library

'

'67. with hei

d to

"

in

Reading.

.n

She

lull

Albright
lives in

<

Sandra Rambo Walker '75(M) (3)
Steve Debuski '76

Tom Hughes
Bob Lynn

Virginia (Ginnyl Bosak Schwartz '67 ol
N Y has camed a Ph D degree at
.

Bowling Green State University Aninatruc
is also an
tor at St. Lawrence University, she
assistant director of the university

president of
has been promoted to senior vice
subsidsales for QSP, Inc.. a wholly-owned

Association
iary of the Reader's Digest
and
After 10 successful years as a teacher

Hanna joined QSP in 1975 as a field
district
service manager. He was promoted to
manager in 1984. regional manager in 1985.

coach,

and vice president of sales

He and
daughters:

Ruth

F.

in

1992

his wife. Janet, are
Jill

parents of two

and Susan.

Major

's first

year

a

master

s

degree

at

the Univer

'66. a reading specialist and

State University.

sity of

a

master's degree

Maine and

at

the Univer-

certification at East

Stroudsburg University.

Audrey M. McClure

of Delaware.

She
fessor

is

Jody Millard '79
Corey Waters '79
Robert Hafhei '80

Bob M( Mullin '80
Shcn Lippowitsch

—

in

1988

two at Linden
22 years of teaching
and 20 in
Doylestown
in
School
Elementary

XI (3)

Karen Scott Blackhurn '82
Virginia

married to Dr Alan Schwartz, a pro-

at St.

Reed

Brett '82

Susan Mitchell Helwig '82
Robert Pasternak '84

Lawrence University

Darlctic Barberio

Payne '84

1968

Scott Rightcr '84 (3)
Cameron Smith '84 (4)

Representative:

Robert E. Boose

Glenn Bromley '85
John Haney '85

Class Volunteers:

Susan Hanchak Duerr
Todd Ducrr '86

David Bowen, Rhea Strausser Klapprmlt.

Joseph M. DeardorfT
intendent of the

New

'68. assistant super

Castle County Voca-

School District in
Wilmington. Delaware, was honored by the
"CommitUniversity of Delaware with the
Education" award given annually by
University of Delaware Educational

ment

to

Alumni Association.
His award was due

in part to state

district
tional recognition the school

(2)

'86

Marvin Mctzgcr '86 (4)
Slocum '86

Tcrri Beth

tional-Technical

the

'66 retired

'79

DAngelo

Lilly '79

Chris Blackburn '82

Betty Ruth Luchak. John J Trathen

Pocono Mounreading recovery teacher in the
Ph D at Penn
tain School District, has earned a
She earned

sity

'78

Sharon Gcttcl Olff '78

Sue
Canton.

'76 (2)

Jim Molhster '78(3)

Tina Wassell

Allentown.

She earned

after

'70

Mc Andrew

Sand) Smith m« Andrew "70

program.

children.

in

Homecoming

Nester '68

1

cial equity issues

developing profiles

George Hanna '66 of Brookfield, Conn.,

Investment Club
of the Brick Blue Cruppers

A

will support

She

Muiticuitm.il

uchak '68

Trathen '68(7)

J

lives in

a partner in the

Monroe

l

joined the FBI in 1971. has

his specialties

(Betsy)

is

John

l

'68

uiwood Nester

Frank

time work as head of circulation

Theresa, born in the United States.

Joe

as-

summer.

of fugitives.

Area Vo-Tech School.
Bloomsburg.

will also monitor affirmative action

She

compliance.

\)

t

Rick Howenslinc '76 (6)

FBI Director Louis Freeh promised the
tour
sistance during his Eastern European

Joseph L. Nutaitis '65 and his wife,
Rasko
have adopted their third child,
He joins
Ferdinand, who was bom in Bulgaria.
Bulgaria, and
a brother. Tony, also from

Joscllc,

eqult)

ficking.

been assigned

ing writers.

traf-

'67

Matako Mulka 68

(Catherine

During the 18-month assignment, she will lead
's

'6S

Betty Ruth Keller

tor of social equity at

Francis

Larry W. Greenly 65, Ph.D.. membership
was
chairman of the Albuquerque Press Club,

Chapman

Eileen Albertson

Inn

Gerrity '66 was one of three FBI ex-

(<<>

Class Volunteers:

and private schools.

for 17 years.

(9)

Ronald Klcmkosky '67

plan

Karen Gates M'66.

'66

Diane Mushrush Maurei

an elementary prin-

is

He has

any

if

Maurer '66

Representative:

Plantation at

wonders
Hilton Head. S C.. "Chuck"
BU alumni are living in the area.

Cerza

J.

Class Volunteers:

other

Carl

BU.

at

Cttfl

Karl Z. Najaka *64 retired in 1993 as a
Twp., N.J.
school principal in Readington
a resident of

Koch Cromwell
Ken Cromwell '66
Bill Demcott '66 (3)
Alice

She also

District

1967

A resident ol

after

Now

earned a master's degree

June

retired in

30 years of teaching.
Wilmette. Illinois, she is doing private
1994

Berwick Area School

Representative:

Anthony
4

Patricia Lello

the

and nahas

re-

ceived for program initiatives and educational

Sandra

Wood

Smith '86 (4)

Christine Ford '87

Fay Ortiz

'87

Stephanie Hustcd Fettcrman '88
Steve Fettcrman "88

Joanne Dcrncott 89 (3)
JoAnise Keener '89
Walker '89(3)
John

M

Sharon Hill '90

Deb Mulkewycz

'90

(Continued on Page 13)

Page

11

Classnotes
reform
tling

He

efforts.

He and

has also been the State wres-

his wife.

Chene,

Byron Chandler M'69 has been named

Eagan,

live in

superintendent of schools by the Pulaski Acad-

Minn

chairman and tournament director for the
He also served on the Na-

Joe earned a master's degree

King, age 21.

State College and a doctorate at the Univer-

teaches mathematics

two

are the parents of

same

in the

district

who

Michael,

will be a junior

at

in

college

BU

this fall,

recently completed avionics training with the

California,

w

working

as

Deposit Insur-

for the Federal

ance Corporation in Irvine. She formerly was
a hank examiner and later

Washington,

DC

.

was employed

in

She earned

master's degree

a

Johns

at

Hopkins University, attended the Stoniei
work

at

A

junior biology major

Gerald Labb; two step sons and a

take a final

when

Hartman

way

his

Del.;

1

5

PA

19,

and a

is

survived

sity

sister.

Annette.

ate.

Paul Fowler '68
the former

grade

in

grade teacher

a fourth

is

two children: Samantha,

to Ian Polster

She has been called
Lutheran Church

on March

19, 1995.

as interim pastor of Fifth

at

North Schuylkill School District for

He and

his wife, Sandra, live in

West

Mahanoy Township.

3 while on a busi

I

was a salesman

An Air Force

recently published short stories in both the

fall

and winter editions of The International Journal of Miliary Fiction

Systems.

A

third story will

be

Operation Provide Promise,

the United Nations humanitarian relief effort

Bosnia-Herzegovina

pilot

C-130

instructor

and chief of safety with the 934th
at the

Airlift

Minneapohs-St. Paul

ternational Airport Air Reserve Station.

has been a

Pnor

member

In-

he served 12

years on active duty with the Air Force, with
his last station at Little

Rock AFB. Arkansas.

is a member of the Minnesota Distance
Running Association and the Reserve Offic-

said.

what they've learned,

gives you a great deal of personal satisfac-

it

tion."
is

helping each stu-

She also emphasizes the importance of goalmanagement, study skills and

setting, time

celebrated their 25th anniversary in No-

vember with

a reaffirmation of

Morgantown.

W

vows mass

Vicki teaches Spanish at North

School, and the couple
istries at their

is

Marion High

involved

in lay

min-

J.

at the

Nevada

in

Fisher 4 69

is

sented

BU at

the inauguration of a

new

at

professor of account-

Community College of Southern
Las Vegas.

year

at

BU.

that her

Melissa's grandmother

Ruth Hope Handy

is

'43.

the Eastern

Region office of the Pennsylvania

Stale Education Association, the statewide

The 10-person office in Allentown serves 10,604 members in 65 districts in
Schuylkill, Berks, Carbon. Lehigh and

Vicki

PSEA

in

1976, he was a

He and his wife, Carol, live
He has three step-children.

in

New Tripoli

1969
Representor t
Sandra Ekberg Brown
Class Volunteers:

Pamela Hanczyc. Jess Kresge. Ken Schnure

upbeat about coming

to learning," she said.

school organizations, she

dren:

W. Dalfovo

L

Bingaman, Nancy Fehr Edwards,
Gross, Cinde Rogers Hippenstiel

Nancy Feher Edwards

'70 of Bloomsburg

has been elected to a one-year term on the

is

also involved with

tary

BU

Joseph K. Lauginiger Jr. '70 has been
named interim president and chief executive
officer of the

Caron Foundation,

dependency

treatment

chemical

He

previously worked for

America

a past secre-

for

1

Boy Scouts of

5 years, most recently as finance

Hawk Mountain

Council.

He was named Outstanding Fund Raiser of

of the Alumni Association.

Chap-

of the National Society of Fund Raising
Executives in 1992.
ter

is

in her sec-

Baltimore County, Maryland. She and her

husband, Ed. are parents of a daughter, Nicole,

They

near

Wemersville

director for the
is

a

center

the Greater Northeastern Pennsylvania

in

Com-

Kelly and Christopher

She formerly

Directors.

served from 1988 to 1994 and

He joined Caron as director of development
and was promoted to vice president in January.

live in Fallston.

He and his wife, Helen, are parents of a son,
Stephen E. Keefer '70
general for the U.S.
is

teacher in the Berwick Area School District.

to feel

and receptive

husband, Kerry '69, are parents of two chil-

Representative:

teachers' union.

Northampton counties.

want them

She is the daughter of Albert and Ruth
Dugan Smeal '39 of Bloomsburg. She and her

1970

Hampshire.

field director for

ev-

County Arts Alliance

Jean Reese Jagodzinski '70

is

room

munity Task Force and the Upper Dauphin

presi-

He and his wife are parents of a daughter
who is a student at the University of New

"I

to class

Class Volunteers:

Ball State.

in her

man

Alumni Board of
at

up a new bulletin board

ery few weeks.

the Millersburg Civic Club, Millersburg

Franklin Pierce College for 13 years before

Larry earned his doctorate

tries to

daughter, Melissa, has completed her fresh-

Richard

Keene State College on April 22.
Larry was director of the counseling center

grown. She

In addition to serving as advisor to various

repre-

dent of

after a quarter-century, her enthusi-

for teaching has only

ous stories into the classroom setting and by
ting

John

church.

Even

getting students involved in projects like set-

Institute

in

Va

self-motivation.

tax accounting

Frances Jean Wright *69 reports

He

Page 12

Enrolled Agent and Accred-

Army

Gregg. They
is

regional auditor

Audit Agency.

He

responsible for audit operations and a staff

of over 200 employees, serving the East Coast
and Europe.

He and

his wife, the

Fenstermacher

former Debbie
Md.

'70, live in Millersville.

He

since 1988.

to joining the Reserve,

ers Association.

An

also a part-time consultant for

is

Albert

and three brothers.

sisters

Before joining

serves as a full-time

Wing, based

from the

ond year as principal of Parkville High School

Richard Huntington '68 has been promoted to the rank of lieutenant colonel and
awarded the Air Medal in his Air Force Reserve unit. The medal honors his meritorious

He

retired

Tax Advisor, he operates a

He

ing

Ronald Saint Sing '68

in

Deubler '69

Chattahoochee Technical

Powder Process

for

published in the Spring 1995 edition.

in

F.

vet-

Bridgeport.

achievement

ited

'68 of Orangeville

James H. Neiswender
died on December

R.D.

taking a teaching position at the University of

Roger B. Heim '68 of Rising Sun. Md..

that they value

I know
"And when

teach because

keep learning enjoyable by injecting humor-

27 years.

die past

I

someday." she

Another goal, she says,

in Springfield.

Ronald D. Grutza '68 has been an English

you see

it

Georgia.

Larry Phillips '68 of Keene. N.H.,
teacher

believe in what

"I

asm

married on Halloween 1994 and she, herself,

was married

because she brings a sense

business in Douglassville and Peach Tree City,

Bill,

is

BU gradu-

that's

of mission to the classroom.

Md

Victoria Mikell Noel '68 and her husband.

Ohio, reports that her son, Jon Rizzo, w

Perhaps

nominating Klinefelter for die

ant colonel.

six.

Carol Ruth Gesalman '68 of Springfield,

that

Linda Harner Mills '68 is principal of
Sandymounl Elementary School in Finksburg.

and Brittany,

nine,

of Scranton, and Mary Dana, a

William

Constable; a daughter, Sarah; a son, John; two

the

a graduate of the Univer-

Jr.,

U.S. Marine Corps in June 1992 as a lieuten-

Kathy Whitmire '75. teac hes third
same district. They are parents of

and

—

terrific teacher.

dent feel a sense of accomplishment in class.

16731.

Surviving are his wife, the former Elizabeth

District,

one

in a letter

they'll use

Their address is R.D. l.Box20-D.Eldred,

his wife,

Berwick School

wrote

Woodhaven

Dianne, are parents of two

his wife,

Byron

children:

In addition to his parents, Joel

activities director at

and

He and

'68, participated in the funeral

by a brother. Chad,

Douglass School of Wilmington,

Center of Temple University

Rev Richard

service.

eran, he

in the

the Joseph E.

to

the accident occurred

special family friend, the

ness trip to Essex. England

sistei

is

"The love, respect and admiration I see past
and present students shower Kay with is truly

Newark; and principal of

ing Center, both in

University of

at

was on

Pittsburgh at Bradford, he

Rutgers University

Surviving are her husband of live years.

Mrs. K.

award.

School of Banking, and did additional gradu
Bte

a confirmation of some-

where he died on December 20, seven days
before his 22nd birthday

as a comptroller of the cur-

rency.

is

touching," fellow teacher Bryan Campbell

L
Eyer '68 of Laguna Beach,
died on March 6 at age 48. She

for pro-

and curricula for a student population

grams

he

where he was responsible

.

award

thing they've believed for a long time

He has also served as principal of Maclary
Elementary School and the Intensive Learn-

A

J.

Del

ark,

students, the

of more than 19,000 students.

U.S. Marine Corps.

Kathleen

an automobile accident in

He was

previ-

licoptcrcd to St. Vincent Hospital in Erie,

They

children, Michael and

Megan, both education majors

in

Bradford on December 12. 1994

of Delaware
His wife, the former Carol Gibiser '69.

sity

Norman

lost their oldest son, Joel

Norman,

Glassboro

at

He

ously was supervisor of curriculum and technology in the Christina School District in New-

Connie Eaton King '68 and her husband,

Rules Committee.

tional

the Central School Board.

emy and

past nine years.

"And when you do, it's heartwarming."
But to many current and former Millersburg

Kay Smeal Klinefelter '70 has been named
the

1994-1995 "Educator of the Year" by the

Pennsylvania Business Educators Association.

She has been a teacher at Millersburg Area
High School for 25 years.
"It's

something I've dreamed

of receiving," she said

in

my whole life

a recent interview.

live in

Reading.

Elmer L Shollenberger '70 of Spencer,
died on March 24 at age 49. He was
killed instantly when struck by a tree limb

N Y,

which he was cutting at his home.
He had been associated with the Candor
High School since 1970, most recently as dean

He served as principal in 19871988 and also coached several sports teams.
He was founder of the Candor Chemical Free
Prom and director of summer recreation.
of students.

He was

active in the U.S. Army Reserve.
Surviving are his wife, Rosario (Sherry); a

daughter. Giselle; and a son, Sean.

Master's degree

Classnotes
1971

Peg Haverovich *72

a teacher in the

is

Trevorton Nursery Tykes program. She also

Representative:

earned a master's degree

BU.

at

William H. Cluley

Class Volunteers:

Dwight Ackerman. Sandy

Rupp. Bob Rupp

L.

Kathleen Shafer Chandler '71 recently
at

in

elementary school

Kutztown University. She

elementary school counselor

Gary

in

an

is

pointed to the 1995 Health Care Pilot Evalua-

of Technology Melissa, a junior

Wellsboro, Pa.

A. Clewell '71 has

formation of his

announced the
new business. Interior Work-

place Solutions Inc.. in Allentown.

He was

the general manager of the Reading and Allentown regions of A. Pomerantz & Co. before

says he

is

fices of all successful

BU

They

who

Fontana Unified School

District.

are parents of four children:

just graduated

at

;

College

Oneonta,

in

N

Institute

Hartwick

Y; Megan, a junior

Virginia Piatt Ide '73

ond grade

in

is

responsible for

District

ents of three sons, ages eight, 10 and 15.

par-

J.

died on April 26

'73 of Philadelphia

age 43.

at

cial

ted for the pilot.

Atlantic for 21 years.

He was a commer-

customer relations representative

for Bell

graduates.'*

George E. Cooke *71 has been named suPlum School District He
previously was superintendent of the
Fleetwood Area School District in Berks

He

has been with

SHS

earned a master's degree

since 1974.
at

He

also

BU.

Surviving are his mother. Catherine
Silvestri; a brother

and a

Sr. '72 is

He earned

a master's degree at the Univer-

of Scranton and a doctorate

at

Penn State

University.

He and

his wife.

John

Hartzog

F.

'71

15,

is in

from Paul Smith's College
major

and a

13.

in

New

York with

environmental science technology

in

GPA of 3.96.

Sandra Jefferson Rupp

BU

Alumni Board of

Bob has

John and Claudia Schad Paul '72 have
new careers. After 18 years in

the defense industry.

John

is

an account ex-

company

ecutive with Restart, a

is

an administrative vice president

with Jordan Optical Service,

Inc., a

wholesale

distributor of eyeglass frames to the optical

She also maintains a small book-

live in

Willow Grove.

Tabachini '73 has completed

J.

Shippensburg University. He

tion at

ementary school principal

CF

to

MotorFreight.

1.100 employees at 20 terminals throughout

J.

Carroll '72 of Philadelphia

is

year as a public interest attorney,

Pennsylvania, Maryland. Delaware,

New Jer-

Services Housing Unit.

the 1995 co-chair of the International

man Rights Committee of the

He
Hu-

Philadelphia Bar

the

company's Poconos consolidation center

since 1989.

He joined

in the Central

man

He has two children: Tom, eight, and Nora,

Northumberland, has earned professional
tification Institute.

Human

The

with the Society for

five.

for the

program enrolls between 500 and 600
students and graduates between 10 and 150

is

vice president of hu-

joined the paper in 1983 as a training man-

She was promoted

ager.

human

to the position of

40 percent

than

ol

System of Higher Education

are expected to

contribute graduates to the program.

'To our knowledge." Baker added,
nearby colleges and universities have not
forumlated plans to meet the fifth year
state-supported schools within a reasonable

distance that have an existing accounting

program

Ann began

Berwick Area School

She

District.

1978,

in

enough
in

Baker indicated
the

her career in 1976 as a teacher

large

graduate program

resources director in 1987, and to her

present position on April 2, 1995.

to

BU

to support a quality

accounting."

that,

when

program could have

it

as

is

mature,

many

as

50

60 students per year taking graduate

courses in accounting.

first

as a budget analyst and then as a training specialist.

In 198

she took over the training func-

1

tion for the operations area of the bank.

She

active in a

is

Loyalty awards

number of community and

(Continued from Page 11)

professional organizations.
Dr. Stephen E. Ullrich,

are parents of two children: Elizabeth,

1

1

,

and

Kaitlyn, six.

Nichole Woodson Smith '90 (2)
Lisa Stackhouse '90

Carolyn Butcher

cer-

Resources Cer-

1992.

E. Vivian '73 died in

He was

Habegger Co.

November

a sales director for the E. D.

Inc.

of Philadelphia.

Surviving are his wife, the former Angela
Piccola '72 of Levittown.

'91

P Thomas '91
Bruce Rosengrant '92

Resource Man-

He also earned a master's degree at BU.
He and his family live in Sunbury.

Cori Alexander '93

Linda Long '93(H)(7)

Kevin McGrath '93
Steve Zezza '93 (2)

Pam

Institute is affiliated

Human

1

More

J

agement.

Shelby Treon Deutschle '72 has been promoted to manager of the Lewisburg office of

Dau-

resources at the Houston Chronicle. She

Mark

through the

el-

the firm in 1976.

Sheldon Winnick '72. human resources
administrator at Dorsey Trailers in
tification

Association.

mandate and prepares students
changing business climate "

requirement. There are no state-owned or

'73

She and her husband.

the last eight as a supervising attorney in the

Community Legal

We think our
master's program anticipates the state's

northeastern Pennsylvania.

in

new

"

an

is

phin School District.

in the

sey and Virginia.

Michael

he said. "Bloomsburg already has one of the
largest undergraduate accounting programs

curriculum and the programs of other nearby
institutions. Other schools in the State

Ann Tu r n bach

Robert Warner '72 has been promoted

Bob

Marywood

a master's degree at

that special-

He had been group operations manager of

is

assistant high school principal.

College.

Robert

both started

York division manager for

Figlock

in his 17th

is

He earned

joined Chase Manhattan Bank

Bohr. Carol Kishbaugh Bowen.

He

District, effective in April 1996.

superintendent's letter of eligibility certifica-

As division manager he will oversee more than
Nancy

to follow

Bloomsburg 's undergraduate accounting

also been a special education

teacher in Scranton and Hazleton.

They

Class Volunteers:

Commonwealth

expect the

currently

keeping service which she hopes to expand.

Representative:

"We

approximately 35 years. In fact, it was
Hazleton's first full-scale commercial cleaning company.

industry.

M. Jacqueline Feddock

Certified Public Accountant.

BU's graduates take the CPA examination
The graduate program will complement
BU's own undergraduate accounting

she has been elected vice president of the

1972

educational requirement for licensure as a

School

business,

Alumni Association.

states require either a total of 50 hours of
education or 30 hours od education beyond
the bachelor's degree as a minimum

been cleaning up Northeast Pennsylvania for

Claudia, after 20 years in the accounting

In addition,

of 1996.

Richard Baker, chairman of
the accounting department, "more than 30
to

students each year.

'71 of Bloomsburg

Directors.

expected to

Terrence Maher '73 has been appointed

izes in placing the experienced worker.

has been re-elected to a two-year term on the

According

is

fall

assistant superintendent of the Lehighton

his 24th year of

His daughter. Heather, graduated

teaching.

a

and Lindsey.

students in the

its first

System

which has

Deborah, are parents of

two daughters. Gretchen.

for the State

owner of Robert's

Janitorial Service, a family business

County.

sity

has been approved by

The new graduate program
enroll

sister.

perintendent of the

Bob Nemeth

BU

this national trend in the next several years,''

Madden

reviewing and evaluating applications submit-

at

Board of Governors
of Higher Education.
the

They

Harveys Lake.

live in

creation of a master of science degree

accounting

1

teaching sec-

She and her husband are

after 21 years.

Raymond

evaluator. Ireland

is still

Lake-Lehman School

at

The
in

Andrew,

from Rochester

high school; and Jason, an eighth grader.

egory for healthcare.

As an

"looking to furnish the of-

Baldridge National

The award was established in 1987 to promote the importance of quality improvement
to the U.S. economy, to recognize quality
achievements of U.S. companies and to publicize successful quality strategies. The pilot
program will help determine whether the
award should be expanded to include a cat-

purchasing the operations from the firm.

He

Team for the Malcolm

'73 live in

La Verne. California, where Carl is national
vehicle distribution manager for American
Isuzu Motors Inc., and Maryann is a speech
therapist at

Quality Award.

gets green light

Maryann Abbott

Carl and

Robert A. Ireland '72, director of system
improvement and corporate research at
Susquehanna Health System, has been aption

earned a master's degree
counseling

in accounting

1974

Amy

Representative:
Patricia

Ianiero '93(M) (2)

Chris Beadling '94

Kanouse

Jeff

Peattie

Kravetz '94

Warren '94

John L.Walker '94(H)(7)

Carlson Travel Network/Nittany Travel.

1973
Florence Harris '72 and her husband,
Doug, spent last fall as volunteers at a Methodist

Church-sponsored school

Mexico. Flo taught
in

Berwick

at the

in rural

New

Third Street School

until her retirement.

Representative:

Timothy D. Hartman

Class Volunteers:

Steve Andrejack. Joe Geiger. Susan M.
Gottlieb, Glenn A. Haas. Janice Keil. Dennis

Homecoming

LeVan. Frank Lor ah. Craigann Mehrmann.
Ronald Sheehan. Dan Spadoni

October 28

Class Volunteer:

Doug McClintock

Michael

F.

Make

plans today!

Flock '74, vice president of

Page 13

Classnotes
been appomi.

tO

'I

misylvania Bant

Pi

thl

Association's Operations Advisory

He

been

lias

in

years and has been

banking

for

Philip J.

|

i

Who

Who's

more than 20

He

current position since

in his

He

also a graduate of the School of

is

Hank

also a

member

I.

member

since 1989

of the Northeast

He

Blanck

is

He and
Joseph M. GclgCI '74

Ol

I

BU

Nonprofit

high school senior

)rgani/ations

a javelin

With

He has accepted

Nancy k. Hack Glenn '74 and R homu
Greene were married on October [, 1994. in
Nicy reside

Royal

Jersey Shore

in

ter.

Amy.

attended

'74 pud

in

engmeei

lid is a sales

electrical industry in

Judy hai

en

year but plans

in

in the fall.

,

teat hei

in

the

Blue Ridge School District since January

Brtnda A. DIGiaCOlDO '75
on Alcohol and Drug Abuse
has also worked as

director of

teacher for the

improvt menl spet

Bethlehem

Steel

is

foi

BethPorge bu

ialisl

orp

(

in

aston

I

training, he has operated a

husband, Fohn, are parents

and Jason

ITiej

live in

hi

d

Iwp on Fanuary

the Cleveland Marshall
Law, John has been an active sole

1

Parsons "74 has been em
Department ol

ployeii by the Pennsylvania

7 years He currently
developmeni ipet ialisl

Public Welfare for ovei
is

a training

He and
ol three

and

itafl

hildren

t

i

hej

ou are the parents

i

livi

Harrisburg

in

Shi

is

tute spet ial edut ation teat hei foi the

a substi-

Count) Intermediate Unit
band. Craig, are patents ol
phei
i

and Ke^

10,

in,

I

Chestei

She and her hus
wo sons Clmsio

seven

I

Hauser '75 has been promanager and bank-

at

the Williamsport office

Bucknell

at

University and the Central Atlantic

Bank Op-

eiations School at Rutgers University.

completed

the

She has
consumer lending and

Credit Administration courses through AIB.

She has been with the bank since 1975.
holding positions of project coordinator, retail

managei and loan

office

officer

II

hej reside in

homdale

Peggy Kyle Schmouder '75 has joined the
Mifflmburg High School.

faculty of

Paul

J.

He was

April 14

body spei

Shop

in

Sarnoski '74

lalist.

Ashk

sell

ol

Ashley died OH

employed

as

.in

auto

operating Paul's Auto Bod)

Surviving aie Ins wile, the loiinci Esther
J

.

Ins

mother,

P. Swoyer '74 of Schuylkill Haven
named vice president ol human re-

Jeffrey

Cressona Aluminum Company.
Pnor to joining the company, he served in various management positions
soutces

1975
Sharon Young Hilgar

currently serv-

as

first

sec retary lor

in Bucharest,

economic,

sci-

Randa Gossin Triggs
Class Volunteers:

Debbie Zalewski Ganza, Joe Hilgar

in Phila-

earned a master's degree

Penn State

at

'76 has written a book.
Easing the Economic Blues With $100,000.
people

make

his parents, Charles

and Doris

it's

staff writer for a

assets of approximately $ 1 .6 bil-

She began her banking career with the
former American Bank, a Meridian predecessor, in 1978. She earned a master's degree at

Stephen E. Black '77 has been comptrolof Goldsmit-Black Inc.

When

he

isn't

PTA

in

W

Parkersburg,

working, he

is

involved

in

as well as coaching Softball,

basketball and soccer. Last

summer

his girls'

10 and under all-star Softball team

West Virginia

Boyer; and a brother.

won

USSSA State Championship.

the

In

1993, his team finished as state ninners-up.

Rebecca Generotti Drazdowski '76 has
been named the director of Career Preparatory Institute's Hazleton

campus. She has been

and administrative experience at secondary
and post-secondary institutes in Alaska and
Pennsylvania.

His oldest daughter, Tara,

1 1

started

.

on both

teams.

He and

his wife. Sherry,

have two other

children: Kayla, seven, and Ryan, four.
live in

They

Vienna, Va.

He also reports that Tom Jeanes '77, a
Lambda Chi Alpha brother, stopped by last
summer for a visit. "We reminisced about the

Debra A. Macker '76 of Chambersburg
Jied on June 5, 1994 at age 39. She was a

good old days

former elementary teacher

James Fox Block us '77 has been elected
founding president of South Central Pennsylvania Lutherans for Life, a pro-life education

at

Shenandoah Val-

Schools and a sales manager for several
department stores.
ley

Surviving are her husband, Ronald, and a

group

He

brother.

at

BU."

with Lutherans for Life.
an emergency planner for Defense

affiliated
is

Distribution Region East.

Savage OxJey '76 is an early childhood/special education teacher in the
Powhatan County (Va.) Public Schools.
Lisette

Karen Tamalenus Chesterfield '77 of
Kingston has been named child care director
at the

Linda Schmicker '76 and Geoffrey A.
Wheatley were married on November 19 in
Atlantic Highlands, N.J. They honeymooned
in the

They

wine country of Northern California.

Wilkes-Barre Family

past seven years, she has

teacher for the

YMCA.

worked

For the

as a preschool

YMCA.

She and her husband, Leonard, are parents
of two children, Lindsay and Michael

reside in Tuckerton, N.J.

is

director of envi-

Reading newspaper.

Blanck's 102-page treatise touches on ev-

from the Chapter

gram

I

high school reading pro-

ronmental services/materials management
at
the Medical Center of Port St. Lucie.
Florida.
For five years he worked in Saudi
Arabia,
where he was a management consultant
at the

band, Lee, are parents of three children: Jamie.
11. and twins Jonathan and Rebecca, four.

King

They

Faisal Specialist Hospital in
Riyadh.

He

like to hear from old friends
and Phi Sigma Xi brothers. His
address: 1102

SE

Mitchell Ave., Port St. Lucie,

FL

34952.

Lisa Truehart '76 of West Plains.
Mo., died
on August I, 1994. at age 40. She
was a speech
pathologist in Bakersfield. Mo.,
and
active in the

to a fourth

grade teaching position

Middletown School

live in

District.

in the

She and her hus-

Hummelstown.

MASH units during the Gulf

that's

what they spend or keep." he
a 1990 interv iew with Tim Buckwalter.

important,

manage

will

the local

War He would

Howard Blanck

much what

6-year career banker, she has held the same

lion.

ler

University.

also assisted U.S.

HoH cnslmc. Barbara Turanskx

not so

1

Gwen McConlogue Martz '77 has moved

Representative:

"It's

A

Va.. for the past six years.

Jim K. Thompson '76

1976

fin k

Berninger '77 has been named diBank in Berks,
Schuylkill, Lehigh and Northampton counties
S.

visional president for Meridian

Interboro

ence and technology affairs

said in

Class Volunteers:

Page 14

is

at

Representative

at

At the same time,

he was employed by United Airlines

B sistei

and two holders

has been

Terrill '75

American Embassy

ing in the

Romania,

\

Alfonso; a son, Paul

Richard W.

Suzanne McCabe. Marybeth Walewsh
Donna Brensesal Sheehan

James Madison University.

of Com-

has graduated from the Central Atlan-

Advanced School of Banking

ta

years.

Kline.

Shade.

for-

a business educator since 1977 with teaching

monwealth Bans

also

Maggie Donnelly Patton '74

AJmedia,

(0 assistant office

ing office]

1

Marj

ins wife,

Columbia County since 1981.

his Family live in

Deni.se Kriesher

moted

W

Edward

and

[e

i

/

1

He

Bloomsburg.

A 980 graduate oi
S( In h>I ol

practitionei in

it

'75 has joined the law firm

& Oregorowicz m

Kreisher

oi

Donuto J. Nleman '74 ol Somerset, N J
was appointed administratoi foi South
Brunsw

'76 of Newark, Dela-

Surviving are his wife, the former Jean

John H. Mick

two sons, famt

ol

aston

1

Jr.

Class Volunteers:
Pierce Atwater, George Biennan. Stephen S

post in Lehigh and Northampton counties. She

delphia for 10 years

Lewis Boyer,

/

I

and time."

resume service

merly taught special education

High School for 17

He

New Tri-

continuous
Shi and

my own money

have

I

since 1979.

past five years.
live in

have

either

I

An economics and social studies teacher by

poli
.1

book

said in that

Paul G. Seif

is

The

Allentown. She

in

a substitute

She has two sons, and they
'74

I

1977
Representative:

Jan

doing. Everything in there

Charles W. Boyer

is

he

he said.

Denver. Pa.

personnel and fiscal services for the Council

1994.

Kuth Urban Kluge

insists that

ware, died on March 29 at age 40.

\

in the

Binghamton, n.y and

kindergarten

b

Their daugh-

this past

Judy Sipc Johnson

'73 celebrated then 20th wedding anniveroai

on March 22.

at Seattle

BU

am

experienced with

feet, the

the best in the nation.

is

Pcnn State

to transfer to

Burkholders live

Ed Johnson

"Everything

a full scholarship to the Uni-

Washington

versity oi

i

throw of 243

He

are regarded.

one of them.

done or

4

athlete

Pori

which they

Dan and Margiann Arbogast Burkholder
& 74 have a son. Troy, who is a talented

'75

director ol the Pennsylvania Association of
'

Wyoming.

his family live in

not

Directors. Joe is executive

aware of the hoards of "get-nchwho currently have books on

the market, and the general skepticism with

Imnmelstown

has been elected to a two-year term on the

Alumni Board of

is

quick" authors

Pennsylvania

Estate Planning Council.

sin.

some helpful clari-

fications as well as specific advice.

Underwriters and

ife

won't amaze econo-

the information

erage person just might find

immediate past president of the

is

has been a board

University ol Wiscon-

at the

Most of

market to retirement plans.

mists and other financial experts. But the av-

Executives and Professionals.

in

Scranton Association of

1985.

Administration

shelters to the stock

selected for inclusion in the 1995 edition of

hut

I

erything from basic job-search strategies to tax

iate of InBosha M'75 ana
surance Management Group. Scranton, was

Snyder County Trusi Co., Sclinsgrovc, has

community

theater

was very

of West Plains.

Tom McDonnell
in the

'77 has been recognized

994 edition of Who s Who Among
America s Teachers. Tom, who also earned
1

his master's degree in history at BU, is a ninth
grade American history teacher at Berwick
Area Senior High School.

He and

former Darby Unger
Bloomsburg.

his wife, the

'83. live in

Student

Classnotes
'77, instructor of English

Judy O'Donnell
at

Penn State Hazleton, received the George

Academic Advising
convocation in April. The

T Bobby Excellence
Award during

a

in

award is given annually to a faculty member
whose commitment to academic advising is
in

keeping with the high standards of the

late

Professor Bobby.
In the past, she

was

the first

woman

campus

she recently

L

Maureen Diane, born on January

Byrnes

They

Nicholas

George Bierman, Ann Molchan Fogarty.
James E. Holland. Sharon Gettel Olff. P J
Taylor. Bob Twaddell. Gail Manners Yann h
William B. Berezny '78 is the 1994 MasNational Road Race Cycling Champion
and World Cup Champion The Bethlehem

ters

was guest

University has bet n

GiufTrc '78

j.

is

Syracuse University was

manager of Bradford White Corporation

He and

Nick,

have three children

his wife

one and a half, and Peter, two
live in West Chester

six. Natalie,

lecturer at the Salish

Kootenai College of Pablo, Montana, where
she conducted workshops and seminars on
women's issues for more than 100 faculty and

resident travels

all

over the United States for

Masters Cycling Races.

Native American college.

Judy also earned a master's degree at

BU.

appointed to

Chem-Nuclear Advisory Committee by

the

the

Pennsylvania Planning Association as Us rep-

Karen Devito Reighn

'77, a project busi-

resentative.

ness teacher at Kutztown Junior High School,
was honored as "Educator of the Year" by the
Junior Achievement of Berks County.

Karen,
at

also earned a master's degree

who

BU, has been

a teacher for the past

1

8 years.

mother of two children, Lori and
Michael. They live in Kutztown.

She

is

the

Chem-Nuclear

is

the firm hi ml

moled to group vi< e president ol
and real estate lending services with

According

Bryn

the

mags

shows excellence

Co.

Rachel, 22 (currently studying in Japan), and
Adrian, 21 (currently student teaching in
Allentown). They

live in Coatesville.

,

a

of Classic Realty Inc. in Lewisburg.
Sue and her husband. David, are parents of
a son, Brian.

They

Lewisburg R.D.

live in

Development Corporation and

dustrial

em

of Smoker. Smith

& Associates

in the

ompetidve

sisters.

Anthony Stampone HI
Sonna, report the birth of

manager of
the Martinez branch of the Bay Alarm ComCalifornia, has been

company

John A. Vignone

Burke. Va.

'77 of Palmerton

won

the

Carbon County

Republican nomination for
May 16 Primary Election.

controller in the

John,

who

also earned an

MBA

business manager for the Bristol
School District in Bucks County.

He

previously served as

BU. is
Township
at

business manager

for the Panther Valley School District, the
Palmerton Area School District, and the

Bethlehem Area School

He and

his wife, the

He earned

District.

former Lisa Guldner.
Alex. Anthony,

are parents of four children:

Jessica and Harley.

moving
at

Make plans today!

offit ei

\ degree

B m.isiri

PsmplC

B1

Lynn. Bit parents

his wife.

I

and marketing

C

'78 and Geoffre)

Scott

Conn., on March

3

Following the conference, the production

Nightly

News

with Peter

Petrovit/. Sr. '78

is

at

learn

,i

Marcia earned a master's degree and doctorate in educational psychology from the
University of Connecticut in Storrs.

versity in Montreal. Canada.

lazleton

was

South Carolina

C

principal

Bethlehem.

of Liberty

High School

in

ing students choose

Bloomsburg

as their uni-

She

P. Ruz/o
Hahnemann

Robert
gions

at

'78

is

director ol

admis

University Hospital

in

They

live in Easton.

and Christopher,

six.

from

s

2

IniversiQ Reading

I

over

1111
1

disti let, 17

k hool
itati

1

hi

onfei

1

onfereni

1

I

c bj offi

partii ipated in tlx

.Hid

and) hai

1

pio\

,

1

mat ka to

ing

onferent

<

idi

il

e

1

he

extra

little

.1

energy needed during the day

Manned by
itered

1

1

1

volunteers, the alumni

alumni

1

Sabina '71, a BU
Mi luiness, >

m

1

Philadelphia

tabli

doorprizi

foi

1

hi

his wife. Paula, are parents of four

children:

Jessica, nine; Michael, seven.

Stephen, four; and Christina, one. They live
in

Swarthmorc

bank

perience

re-

in

in the

1990. he had six years of ex-

building industry and

home

Conard

y

his wife, the formei

are parents of a daughter.

Melody Lane

Kimbcrly They

Ronni Nagel. Paul

'54.

Jeananne Iwans

'64.

Feme

Soberit

Nancy

Krothe

k

nmgeoiii

Si

*55,

Dale Krothe

Felier lulwards '70

WBUQ-FM to celebrate
10th anniversary
On

September

went on

four years in banking

78.

Nam

and

mug

following volunteers

'60 and

cently promoted to assistant vice president at
Lebanon Valley National Bank. Prior to joining the

shirt,

t

1

The alumni table was stalled by the

He and

the

weekdays from 6 p
the station

is

WHUQ M

1985,

16.

The

.111

I

station
until

in

was

lnsl on

midnight.

Now

on the an almost around the

all week.
With our 10th anniversary coming up. we

Clock,
live in

Leesport
'78

He

is

president ol

Wad*

resides in Philadelphia

are planning a reunion during

Representaii

is
.,||

on hand

t

to

I

-inccoming

hro.idi

mat

•

all ol

1I11

.1

lollowed will be

mi morable 10th

Corey M. Waters

anniversary reunion.

Class Volunteers:

William Acicrno, faculty cmenlus.

I

Robin Messina Breidmger. Kim Delp Brown,
Wa
Susan J tUfy, William C Pall, Cores

M

ters.

Stephanie Weikel.

01

more information, contact

784-0945. or

Tom

the

game.

the founding staff

,lrr. dial

.1

at

after the football

our hope that
il,,

I

reception will be held

McCormick Center
,,,,,1

.

A

weekend

It

1979

and her husband. Rich, are parents of
10.

who

n

assistant

She says she really enjoys help-

S 16

year's winners weie Veronica (iriebel

James A. Wade
is

BOO

I

attrai ted

1

apples

PetrovitZ lives

Dl

mid May

in

1

1994

B

Duponl Pharma's "Innovativi
Pharmacy Practice Award," the lirsi SUCh

Technologies. Inc

Joann Sennetti Durante '78

bj calling

dward Poostaj
was diret ted bj h
The Alumni Association took an active

ni

1

i

recipient of

He and

For five years she was an assistant profesis cursor at the University of Virginia She
McGill
Uniprofessor
at
assistant
rently an

maga/ine. contact

ol the

universities and ievi n

lazleton

I

Ronald Terrance Shoemaker '78 was

The study also attracted the attention of
USA Today, which published an article on her
findings on March 30.

ot

/

>

seventh consecutive

Bloomsburj

llsi

registrants

Jennings conducted an interview with Delcourt

and her colleagues.

he

inference

all

Bishopville. S

l

the Associated

ss loi the

copy

or a free

part in ihi

Marcia A. Balnanosis Delcourt '78 is the
author of a comprehensive study on the benof special services for gifted children on
The two-year
the elementary school level
study was presented at a conference in Hart-

'78

room

lives m West

she

Area High School

in

»

Reading Conference
attracts many alumni

Ringoes, N.J

live in

ing support teacher/resource

award

efits

Pu

Alumni Office

i

Joseph E.

l

ompetition

>

0254.

t

to California, she earned a

a daughter.

ABC

Ludrof

They

also received

American maga/ine by

l

were married on April 22 Julia is a project
manager at shared Medical Systems iii

Malvern

professional

Ith

sponsored b) the Columbia Scholastic Press
Association, and was named an All

fol

tWO

ol

It

is

MargO

children. Peter and

Mary Ann (Jane Molendini
sales

Johns Hopkins University

two children: Louise.

October 28

Spa Hum

the

He and

in California.

versity.

Homecoming

laims

c

independently owned alarm

She and her husband. David, are parents of

staff of

Department of
Anthony has worked
Defense at the Pentagon since graduating from
for the

live in

to

experience as the western regional sales representative for Houghton Mifflin Co.

ford.

An-

thony IV. in July 1994.

Bloomsburg. They

promoted

She formerly gained

'77 and his wife.

their first child.

in

versity.

in

Surviving are his wife, the former Julie Ann
Taylor; his parents, Glenn and Mary Ellen
Smith; a brother and four

Reinsurance

anas w

In all

.(MX) points in national

I

Since joining Reliance
1986, he has held B variety Ol

every aiea. and

in

ihi

region

in the

publications."

.it

Peter has 15 years of experience in the in

Julia A.

firm

Inc.

laims

<

Reliance Reinsurance

the

'78 of Walnut Creek.

Kim >i Hi plane Crane
I

Prior to

and partner

ice president

v

been

h.is

Pennsylvania.

master's degree

fied public accountant

)ulield

yeai

2.

Kevin L. Smith '77 of Lower Paxton Twp.
died on January 1 2 at age 4 1 He was a certi-

to assistant

t

examinei and

pany, the largest

Sue Ann Roadarmel '77 who also earned
master's degree at BU. has joined the staff

promoted

"78 ol

Collegiate

Economic Development Council of NortheastRobert E. Rice '77 and his wife. Mary, are
parents of a son. John; and two daughters,

M. Kokolus

Peter

positions, including claims analyst, claims

Wayne County Planning Commission. He also
serves as a board member of the Wayne In-

the

.it

to the regional diieetoi. the

produced maga/ine

best

nia.

as director of planning for the

made

s

"without question easily

tine Is

surance industry

Coar serves

.»

ol the Sot let) ol

Profi sslonal roumalists In Stamford, Cl

K en pro
commen ial

and operate a lowlevel radioactive waste facility in Pennsylvastate to plan, site

by the

ment w

«

convention

i

ond, and Boston

sei

third.

he innount

i

Region

Geoffrey L. Halberstadt '78 has

Mawr Trust

Edward J. Coar '78 has been

was

University

i

staff at the

10 state northeast

in the

region for the third consecutive year

national sales

months They

responsibilities,

maga/mc ol Bloomshur):
named the top student

im

23. I99S.

live in Brunchville. N.J.

pioduccd maga/ine
Class Volunteers:

recipi-

ent of the "Teacher of the Year Award."
In addition to her

John, are parents of their fourth daughter.

Representative:

James

Gill '78 and her husband.

Diane Danzer

1978

magazine
wins top honors

Dr.
at

(717)

Joseph, current advisor,

at

(717) 389-4710.

Mary Ann Zeveny

Page 15

Classnotes
Kim Delp Brown
moled

"No

'79 was recently pro

(0 assistant vice president

dog to
and my six week

Knjoymg

New

cation to

skiing

we had

Zealand, where

Susan

va-

the

Daryl P. Coach '79 IS pmideol and coowner of Cape Insulation Co., Inc.. in Ocean
View, N.J. He is the father of two sons, Peter,

c

L

Philadelphia

in

B Sales representative- lm

Bik

He
degrei

|).nl

•

currently pursuinj

is

Koi

al

In sli

admg

In

i

Ii.iimii,

b

Te<

<>l

practice in the

Robin,

's

mi n

Sharon Sate lu ll Francis '79 and
band.

chiel

intanl fbi

i

They

due

arc

In

si

son.

I

Unisys

psyi hologisi in

Gay County, Fla.

Victoria

!'.

Guintlu-r '79

urn

is

in.in.ip

,i

i

in

is

a school

She and her

They

June.

are the par-

units at

She earned

-islon Hospital

l

e in piim.ii\

nmsinj'

an

i

Pennsylvania and

al

maslei

,i

health Bervices administration

University

She

is

liim.m

I

in

the

I

di

gn

in

i

Joseph

St

at

'invcr

levclopmcnl

.H

IVim

1
i

illi

i

it

to

Plymouth, Mass,. Tom recently started
computing sei vices firm, and Nina is a com-

a

putei analysis with

Microway Inc.
of two children: Cole.

Canfield '80

is

owner of Canfield

operations

dealerships nationwide to receive the

Winners are selected based on the

al

<

onlrac

I

the hospital's information

foi

imcd

ii.

he. id football

coach

Columbia-

the

at

performance

its

m

Mali

l

)K()as a

M. Fry Schools

Lorrie

li

pisl.

\ degree

at

BU

Susan Neborok Knox '79 reports the birth
of a new son, Conner David, on January 2,
1995 They live on Marco Island. Fla.

Frank
moted

E.

Kwiatkowskl 79

Company,

Savannah Marie, bom on September 11, 1994.
She joins a brother. Colton Narber. age three.
at

Lome is head of the business department
Wyalusing Valley High School. They live

in

Wyalusing.

of

Nationwide

a subsidiary

of

arship to an outstanding

ters, in the

past year.

that

later
soi

1

980 as a

loss con-

Two years

Harrisbuig

lines underwriting

ynchbUIg, Va., and

1990

manager in 1985
moved tO Columbus

as a data i|uaht\

managei

.it

the

in

m

home

.000 schol-

High School

young person achieve a degree

"can help

dial

a

is

youth basketball coach and

Cub Scouts

He

is

m

will co-chair

Nationwide's 1995 Operation Feed campaign
will

head up the 1996 campaign

Frank and his wife. Donna, have two sons

Page 16

World Association of Lotus

specialist in end-user technology, she

editor for the recently published book, Creat-

She

sister, Julia,

is

a

ESL

Corey,

who is employed by

Sunbury,

the

is

age three.

at

teacher al the Brockton

is

in

Taunton, Mass.

employed by R.

E.

Wright

of service on

Board of Directors.

his wife, the

former Jamie Freezer

'81. arc the parents of

two sons, Thad and

Homecoming
October 28

Make

plans today!

Lock Haven University, has been hired by
Lycoming County Conservation District
develop ways for teachers to integrate en-

vironmental issues into the classroom.

The part-time position is funded by the
Pennsylvania Environmental Education
Robbins earned

a

Bucknell University

in

a controller
at

for the past 10 years.

He

Penn State

master's degree at
1982 and a doctorate

1993.

in

and his wife, Melissa, are parents of three

Steven C. Schoffstall 4 80 of Lancaster,

"great" children: Kristma. nine; David, seven;

and Kendall, two. They
California,

live in Lake Forest.
between Los Angeles and San Di-

staff accountant

with Hatter. Harris and

CPAs, has earned

Redman Homes

completing post-MSN adult nurse practitioner coursework at
in the hope of attaining employment as an ANP working with
people with HIV/AIDS.

GWU

She

his

CPA

joining the firm in 1991. he

ego.

lives in Falls

Loretta

is

Prior to

was employed by

for 10 years.

4
80 and George Pelan
September 22 wedding. Loretta

F. Sutcliffe

are planning a

a controller for

She

license.

a

Beittel.

lives in

EBP Health

Plans in Exton.

Glenmoore.

1981

Church, Va.

Representative:

Robert Kerris Jr. '80 of Elysburg has been
a Paul Harris Fellow by Rotary Inter-

Beverly

Howard Carter

named

national. He is president of Kemco
Corp. of
Selinsgrove and vice president of Mallard
Contracting in Mount Carmel.

He is president of the Northeast Cast Polymer Association, a trade organization, and
serves on the

Matthew.

an assistant

Grants Program.

Associates Inc. They live in Ephrata.

Americas

'80,

the

in

Beneficial Corp.

in his sixth year

BU Alumni

He and

Mark

Mass.

professor of foundation studies in education

Mark H. DifTenderfer '80 and Lana L.
Magargle were married on November 5 in
Denver, Pa.

lives in Beverly,

Suzanne Long Robbins

March 1994.

CommonweaJth Bank's Board

of Directors.

volved with

and

can

communities and make
which to live."

office.

He

in

Ruth and John Wa-

that the scholarship

turn help others in our

in

a live-year stmt as a commercial

his parents.

hope

1

of the senior

this nation a better place in

he became commercial services supervi-

m

He began
I

in

representative in Wilkes-Barre.

memory of

a $

member

class at Williams Valley

Nationwide Insurance Enterprise. He has
been interim manager of the company for the
the

He joined Nationwide

A

Kimberly H. Groner '80. a clinical educator at Georgetown University Hospital, is

Corey Waters '79 provided

has been pro

to operating director of

(ieneral Insurance

trol

'79 and her hus-

band, James, are the parents of a daughter.
a mastei

manager of technology

'80,

served as the technical advisor and business

Lenore Firsching Cardoza '80 and her
husband. John, are parents of a son, John

for ICI

She joined the hospital's
s|>cci
and language patholo

She also received

Carole Rein

services for the Boston office of Price
Waterhouse, has been elected to the board of

results

in the areas

David A. Gimbi '80 has been

Central Columbia St hool District.

systems department
(

recently

Colorado Springs,

Colorado.

to

in the

oordinatoi

in

Notes Users and Technologists.

and service.

Adult Learning Center

<

>

The family

new home

into a

this year.

of surveys completed by the dealership's cus-

Lenore

and

linn

(

12, 1995.

moved

directors of the

Chairman's Award

10,

and Addie. seven

Sei vU es,
therapist placement affiliate of the
Reading Rehabilitation Hospital
She formerly was clinical project manager

loi

'80 and her

on February

Ford Motor Company's Chairman's Award,

"Johnny" joins a

Montoui Vo-Tech School He formerly was
head coach at Bloomsburg High School for
Foul years and assistant coach at Central Columbia High School loi nine years. He teac hes

loi ol

in

Ford, Inc., Ashland, which has received the

Firsching Cardoza, born in

Stale

Katy E. Kaufman '79 has been promoted
due<

Nancy Whitman Peterson

hear from old friends.

Robert T. Quick '79 of Danville has been
to

Navy

husband, Jon, are the parents of a son, Justin
Clayton (seven pounds, six ounces, 20 inches)

'79

live in

They are parents
thi

joined the

ing Lotus Notes Applications.

Thomas and Nina Bangham Nitroy

Philadelphia.

also an liutrut ioi in

Tom

sales

master's

a

He

from Somalia.

1982.

City. N.Y.

tomers, rating

two children.

ents Ol

force assembled to withdraw the United Nations

She has earned a master's

District.

company's highest form of dealer recognition.
Canfield was one of only 139

medical and surgical intensive care

the

a special

is

Harpursville (N Y.)

the

husband, Vince. will celebrate their 15th wedding anniversary

I

1989,

Samuel, was born. They

Coleen McDaniels-Stoffa '79

August

sily ol

until

also have anothei son. Jeremy, age two.

td

i

to return to Pi nnsylvania in

in the

Cynthia would like

Bank

102-2919

1

of Somalia aboard the amphibious assault ship
USS Essex as part of the international task

She and her husband arc parents of a daughwho is almost four. They live in Johnson

worked as a com-

1987,

1

degree.

and

two yens, where Sharon

l-hglaud. loi almost

degn

School

a chiropractor,

NY

David S. Pautsch '80. a lieutenant com
mander in the U.S. Navy, served off the coast

Jr.

Cynthia Craver Bilsky '80

MBA degree from

received an
in

Williams

ter,
is

lender for Mellon

ial

when thru

hlU

hei

have been living neai London,

Sti vi

who

C

education teacher

Reading area

Widcner University

Iifi« »l< »^->

Carol Johnson, Gail Jones. Donna Kinder,
Callahan
Eileen
Raynes.

Mark

office.

they are establishing a health and wellness

ourte

ond maatei

•••«

Inslilute

i

mlieiksl ounty Jeffrey

division

ni

I

>l

i

31 Crescent Street, Astoria,

in

Robin Miller I.upowitz '79 and her hus-

lived in

Class Volunteers:

Wickard.William

band. Jeffrey, have relocated to Wcmersvillc

looking for anyone

is

"La Masion Rouge" from September 1979 to May 1980 for a possible
15th
year reunion this summer. Her address: 25-

Vincent LaRuffa

A. I.ucia '79 has been promoted to

DMtrich M'79 has been named

ol (iariett

i"i

two-year term on

a

Board of Directors

SmithBamey's Carlsbad. California

He formerly was

who

for

president "i marketing/! upply systema by

Uniaourcc

is

worker

second vice president/financial consultant

and David, seven.

David
vk

Mark

social

Pennsylvania. Sue has

been re-elected to serve
the

eight,

May

A

27,

Commonwealth of

BU Alumni

Heidi S. Merced 4 80

1980
Representative

'79 and Gaspare D. Bianco

J. Lilly

were married on

to be

Md

lives in Ciailhcrshurg.

live in Wes'.crville. a

the

helicoptered out of the area due to flcxx!*!"

She

They

daughter

a

Columbus suburb

Citicorp

at

children, but recently added a

family'

and

Class Volunteers:

John

C. Gross,

Diane Lang ley, Shen A
Mays

Lippowitsch. Elizabeth

Gregory Ault '81 has been promoted to
manager by the First National Bank of
Bradford County. He joined the bank in Au-

office

gust 1993.

Jeffrey C.

degree

at

Long

'80 has earned a Ph.D.
the University of Georgia. He
for-

merly was associate dean of student
affairs
College of Saint Rose in Albany.

He and

his wife.

JoAnn.

live in

Waverly.

at

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South

A

— A Capital Success Story

Treasury of Ideas

BU All-Star Cast of Thousands

Featuring
summertime. Traffic on campus has
thinned; shorts and sunglasses are in; and

—

$1,637,968. The Alumni Association's
Board had KM) percent pattu ipation Sev

For Bloomsburg building a new lihr.n \
was a project of uncontested need

It's

facility

marigolds have replaced hardy mums
academic
all telltale signs that another

Enrollment had more than doubled since
Andruss Library's opening in 1966.

year has slipped into the past tense.
year for
It has been a roller-coaster

Alumni,

Bloomsburg, packed with triumphs and

A

Kozloff took the helm as Bloomsburg's
8th and first woman president. Three vice

1

presidential searches-for

academic

affairs/

was

larger facility

administrative team in Carver Hall

The

Bloomsburg

suf-

fered the loss of five students in an off-

campus

fire;

incidents of underage drink-

ing and misconduct

were reported, and we

versity immediately

Wesner. and Boyd Buckingham.
Amid the hailstorm of events

that de-

initial

grew

later

decided

happy ending. The
is

A

tails

title

a

bona

of this best seller

Treasury of Ideas. The story line dethe University's efforts to underwrite

construction of a crucially needed building by executing Us first capital campaign

The Bloomsburg University Foundation and the Office of Development functioned as the campaign's creative team,

hammering out

strategies

Raising

money

for a library

stuff development people

•

cation

dream

of.

in

is

higher edu-

The very nature of

the

project attracts broad-based support. Academic libraries serve every discipline at
all interest levels. Its

users include both

Libraries
the browser and the researcher.
neighalso function as a key resource for

boring businesses, industry, and schools.
Via the information highways such as
Internet,

it

can benefit users worldwide

(Library plans include 500 public-access

connections for personnel computers, sev-

computers available on request.
145 stations with computers. CD-ROM
databases, and an on-line catalog.)

eral laptop

The 5\i
pus and neighboring Route
It

is

fully

design.

depicts three views ol

subscribed

Once

1

1

(

on 480

am

Ik-

sculpted, cai

li

praised

and fired
names should rem

lusi
's

hah h

l>

<>l

mid June

studio by

In
Ground breaking is nnU< kpated In
Decembei oi the spring ol 1996, conlin
haplei ol BU's
lie linal
gent on wealhei
i

I

mi.

tiles

menage

.

eu

siois will

i

lose with the

tail

opening

Harvej a Andruss Ibrarj
1997, Mark your calendar*'

oi the nevi

i

In

$3,375 million when

it

was

Build-

Produced by

the

Development Center, libomshurn University of Pennsylvania

—u

$12.4 million.

at

r-n

1994. Anthony

December

Devebprnents
<

M

t

i

;\

v

Mary Taubel

estate of

Rider

in

of her mother. Mary Moore
Taubel. Class of 1890. pushed the fund
drive over the top.

The many heroes

ol this story

can

he-

found among the names on pages 8-49.
They include alumni, parents, employees,
1

businesses, organizations, foundations,
all of whom have conand individuals

—

tributed to the campaign.

Heroes come

And
the

success story.

Shown above,

oi

ment, declared the campaign had sui
passed its goal. A $210,000 planned gift

and matching

fund appeals with prospective donors.

in the

name

laniero. current vice president lor advance-

cess story with a 105.000 square foot

is

to

In early

memory

1994-1995

die mural, being crafted bj Karen
is anothci chaptei

•»

The Uni-

into action

challenge was to raise $2,375
The goal

ing costs stood

from the

BU

1992.

in

swung

to finish the fourth floor

fide suc-

fines

in

million from private sources.

the
lost valuable and cherished friends in

deaths of Richard Benefield. Richard

proposed

I

Singer

Singer ol Philadelphia,

have

into the design, then be glazed

under the Higher Education Capital

aid

Construction Program

the deficit side.

The

1986, and although approved, the project
lacked funding until it qualified for State

provost, advancement, and student lifeended successfully, entrenching a new top

On

first

tOCOD

tribute over $83,000. (See pane 40.

pai

ents were keenly aware of problems with
overcrowding, lack of storage, and noise

tragedies of every magnitude. Dr. Jessica
S.

and

faculty, staff, students,

eral classes tapped then treasunes

will

tile

this

of them. There's Jack

1942.
to

who

make

shapes and si/es

in all

campaign has

a

L Mcrtz. Class of
in

1992

and what would prove

be the largest single

to

gift to the library fund,

There's a lovely lady named
Knorr of Berwick, a 1918 graduate of
Harriet

Hill

Bloomsburg State Normal School, who
was the first to sponsor a ceramic tile in
the fund drive's special recognition
project Mrs Knorr celebrated her 100th
1

1

at

the

Berwick

Ceremonies were held on campus, April
29. lo dedicate the site of the new Harvey

A Andruss

Library.

Retire-

ment Village She looks forward to the new
library's opening in the fall of 1997.
Alumni formed the backbone of the

campaign Some 3.800 alumni contributed

Some

172 alumni,

students, employees, friends, and major

contributors lo

donating a half million dollars

birthday June

Site Dedication Brings Major

wonderful cast

stepped forward early

the lead

m
A lrea\ur\

library construction

"I Ideas, the

campaign, assembled

next to Waller Administration Building for
the dedication

System of Higher Education;
K.unon.iH Alley, chairperson, ( ounul ol
Trustees and )i J Daniel Vann III dean
State

I

ol library services.

Michael Gillespie '95. president.

Community Government Association and
chairperJohn S Scnmgeour '53. national
son. Library Construe lion

and reception

Haggcrty. vice chairperson.

Donors Tb Campus

BU

John J.
Council of Trustees, delivered the welcoming remarks Interim Provost and co-chair
person of the Library Steering Committee

Carol Mattcson was the lead speaker. She
was followed by Wayne G. Failor, vice
chancellor for finance and administration,
who conveyed congratulations from the

Campaign spoke

campus constituents.
thank you was extended by

of the backing of

A

special

President Jessica S Ko/loff to businesses,

foundations, and individuals who mademajor gifts to the campaign. Jack L Men/
'42. of Venice. Fla..

was introduced by

President Ko/loff and applauded for making the lead gift to the library

p

-

/7

Honor Roll of Donors
1994
the following

Bloomsburg University applauds

University Medallion

people and collectives

—

and faculty and

alumni, parents, friends, businesses, foundations, organizations,

$100,000 plus

staff— for

President's Club
$10,000

-

to

$9,999

Gold Club
literally

$1,000

For those dependent on scholarship

$500

make

research projects,

$999

assistance, such contributions

and staff development

and alumni programs and services also

rely

can

activities,

on The Bloomsburg

The Foundation recorded

University Foundation annually for a measure offunding.

Founders Club

gifts

and served

success of today 's students

the difference of a lifetime. Faculty

$4,999

l^ong Porch Society

These generous

their fine example.

enhance a dynamic learning environment which benefits the university community

at large.

&

Maroon

and

vital to the

have provided numerous resources

$99,999

Carver Tower Associates
$5,000

their support, their vision,

9

$155

gifts totalling

nearly $1.7 million in 1994.

$499

The

and organizations

individuals, businesses,

in the

Centennial Club
$100

-

have earned an honored place

$154

in the history

the continuance of quality education at

University Medallion
Fred

Q

Mrs Mary Bobbe
George P. Boss

Smith Trusl Fund

Mary Taubel

The President's Club
Aetna Foundation,

[n<

Mi & Mis John T Hargrove
Mis Barbara B Hudoi k
International Business

Pennsj Ivania Powei j
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Dr.

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Mr &

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Mis Donald Camplese
Mrs Kenneth S. Gross

Magee

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Nationwide Mutual Insurance
Barbara B North
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Mr.

&

Mr.

&

Mrs. George Wasdovich

ol

Mr &

Dl

Ms

Elbcrn H. Alkire

A Human

Edith E. Bartha

Jerrold A. Griffis and Family

Mr &
Mr &

Mrs. Gary W.

Mr & Mrs Dale T. Bennett
Mr Michael S. Biehn

&

Mrs William L Bitner
The Bloomsburg Hospital
Dr.

Hem/

Mr

Hammer
Jr.

pei Products

Co

Edward R Hess

Ada G. Hicks

W

K. Hosteller

Jay Hurst

Independence Ford/Honda

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Turkey

Hill

Kawnecr Company, Inc
Rodney C Kelehner

Mr
Ms

John R Kelt
Evelyn M. Kilpatrick

&

Mrs William R KJingerman
Knoebel's Amusement Resort
Mr Michael L Kolojejchick Ii
Mr.

III

Marketing, Inc.

Bank

Press-Enterprise, Inc.

Mr

Clark R. Renninger
P.

Ross

Dr.

Susan Rusinko

Dr.

Martin Satz

Dr.

&

Mrs

Mr.

Mrs. Charlotte Osborne Bayne

PNC

Mr. Robert

Mis

Kathy Baylor-Giorgio
Bear Chrysler/Plymouth/Dodge,
Bentley Systems, Inc.

&

Mr.

Mrs.

Thomas D. Blackwell
Leedom Bokum

Mrs. Katharine
Jr.

&
&

Mr.

Mr.

Mrs. Michael A. Bonacci

Mrs. David W.

Mr. Richard W.

Bowen

Bower

Dr. Brigitte Callay

Mr. & Mrs. John M. Cannon
Ms. Jennie H. Carpenter
Mr.

&

Mrs.

Mr.

&

Mrs.

Mrs Charles W. Scarantino

Patricia L. Schaal

Mr Harvey M. Smith
Mr Timothy S. Sopko

Thomas E. Connaghan
Thomas A. Davies

Delta Pi Epsilon

Mr &
Mr.

Mrs. Louise Schaeffer
Mrs. Pauline Serif

&

Mrs. Richard

Dennen

S.

Mrs. George W. Derk

Mr. Douglas K. Dillon
Mr. Robert W. Dillon
Dr.

James

Mr.

Wayne

Mr.

&

S. Dutt

A.

Eddowes

Mrs. Edward G. Edwards
Mr. Gerald E. Eisenhart
Mr. Sheldon Erwine

Mr. Dale L. Sultzbaugh
Mr. Nelson A. Swarts

Mr. Richard W. Evans
Mr.
Mrs. W. Reid Fretz

Mr. William M.

Ms. Melissa E. Genovese
Mr. Joseph J. Gieda
Mrs. Felecia Hewett Girton

Mr &
Ms.

Towne

Mrs. Paul T. Vanore

Mane Walsh

Dr. Robert D.

Mr.

Warren

&

Mrs. Corey M. Waters
Mrs. Mary Alice
Wheeler

Wise/Borden Foods

Ms

Inc.

Mr. Gerald Bruns

On Campus

Tostens Jewelers

Charles R. Andrews

McCord
McDowell

Mrs. Mildred Quick Muller
Northern Central Bank

Edwards

Mr John C GtOSS
Mr Jack R Hale Jr.

Mr Drew

Jr.

Mrs. Mark A.

Miele, Inc.

Mrs. C. Stuart Edwards

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Mr

Mrs. Isaiah L. McCloskey

Bailey

J.

Ellen Baker-Johnson

Dr.

LeGates

Mr. Jack L. Mertz

Mr. Gerald S. Frey

Mrs.

Mis Frances Ccrchiaro Abitania
Mis
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&

Mrs. Harold

Mary

Mrs.

Mrs. A. Kenneth Maiers

Ms. Patricia A.

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&

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Mr. Ju Tang Liu

Mr.

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Associated Insurance Management, Inc.

K. Wilson

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&

Anonymous

Mr. Craig E. Martin

l.ivison

Mrs. Elwood R. Harding
Ha/leton General Hospital

Bloomsburg
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Long Porch

Larmi

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Cmdr. Jean

Mr.

Mrs. Martin DeRose

John

Dr.

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Ms

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First Federal Savings & Loan Assoc.
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Dr.

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Mrs. Mildred Augello Dubbs

Rygiel

William n Selden Ji
Mis Edith Behi Shuman

Bloomsburg

Chubb

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M. Kozlowski

Mr. Anthony Lanzone

Ml F Eugene Dixon Ji
Ms Marian M. Downs

Dr.

AMI*.

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Mr.

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institution.

Bloomsburg University.

Mrs. Helen Lanning

Mrs William H Clark
Ellen M. Clemens

Mi Alan

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Team

Ms Loretta A Conway
Mr Roy Croop Jr.

Ma< nines

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Mr. Alex

Mrs. John R. Choyka

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Judith A.

Mr. H. Clifton

&

& Mrs. J. Jan Girton
Mrs. Nancy Vachout Golly
Mr. James Goodyear
Mr.

Dr.
Inc.

Wolf

Wnght

Mrs. Helen Richards
Wright
Mr. Ming-Hsiung Wu
Mrs. Frances Riggs
Young

Susan M. Gottlieb
Mr. Daniel E. Grant

Mr &
Mr.

Mrs. William E.

Hand

&

Mrs. Douglas C. Hippenstiel
Mr. John E. Hine
Mr. James E. Holland

Mr.

&

Mrs.

Raymond

L.

Hughes

Jr.

Major

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Mr. Michael

Hutnick

& Mrs.

R

Ronald

Klemkosky

Mr. Allan Kluger, Esq.

Mr &

Wayne Anderson

Ms. Sondra Swisher Chalupa

Mrs Barbara

Cum

Ms. Sarah Creasy Anthony
Dr. Joseph P. Ardizzi

Mr H Raymond Chandler
Col Eileen Albertson Chapman

Mr

Fagnani

Association of Childhood

Ms

&

Dr.

Jr

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Mr.

Allegar

Mr Edwin

Husky Ambassadors

Mrs.

Mrs. Lisa Baus Krobolh

Rev Kerry R. Aucker
Ms. Joan M. Auten

Mrs Ramona Baksi Krupa

Ms. Bonnie

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Mr. Mervin

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Mr. Robert D Moyer
Dr. & Mrs. John S. Mulka
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Mr. Harry

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Mrs. Anne Northup Rezsek

Mr. Isaiah

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Dr Chang Shub Roh
Mr. Edmund J. Ronco

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Mr. Richard Y. Runyan

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Mr. Dale R. Schmeltzle

Mr. Joseph A. Bnta

Mrs. Herbert E. Schneider

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Mrs. Relda Rohrbach Scott
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Mr. James Slamon
Mr. Paul

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Skclly

Saddmgton

Ms. Mary

Russo

Ms.

Robert O. Samsel

Mr.

&

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&

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&

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Mrs. Louis

A

Smith

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Spahr

Mr

Richard C. Savage

Mr. Stephen E. Phillips

Mr.

Thomas Savage

Ms. Laura

Ms. Sharon Witmer Phillips
Mr. Robert Pierman
Mr & Mrs. Stephen Pieshefski

Dr.

&

Mrs. Margaret Powell Piper
Dr. & Mrs. Francis C. Plucinsky

Mr.

Julia A. Poduszlo-Light

Mr.

Mrs. Tobias

Scarpino

F.

Ms. Wilhelmina Peel Scheffler
Ms. Ann M. Schermick

&

Mrs. Richard

Scherr

J.

&

Mrs. Robert

Schiller

F.

Ms. Jennifer E. Schlagle
Mr. & Mrs. William A. Schleif
Dr.

Mr.

&

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lit

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Ms. Diane Sperow
Mrs. Angela Hill Spinner

Mr

Mananne Spohu

W

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Spor

Mrs. K. Vicki Gross Sprocsser
Mr. John R Srogoncik

Ms. Susan

Harvey R. Schlesinger

A. Spaid

Mrs. Edward D. Spcllman

Ms. Mane

Mrs.

Ms. Joan M. Schiavino

J.

Staaf

Mr. Donald A. Schlieder
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Schluensen

Mr. Gary R. Stackhouse

Dr Albert J. Potts
Mrs. Tanya Bower Potts

Mr. Joseph Schmidt

Mr. David Staman

Mr. Steven E. Poust

Mr.

Ms. M. Ellen Twardzik Preziotti
Ms. Ruth Shelhamer Price

& Mrs. Mark C. Schoenagel
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Schrecongost

Ms. Lynda Stanton
Mr Ronald F Starzcl

Mr & Mrs Samuel Schucht

Ms. Kathleen Ryan Stciner
Mr Roger D. Stetler

Mr. Bari Poorman

Mr.

&

Mrs.

Mr.

&

Mrs. David R. Pumell

Jerri

J.

Pries

Ms. Heidi A. Purvis

Quinn
Mr. Thomas A. Quinn

Mr. Daniel

Mr.

&

F.

Mrs. Francis Radzievich

Rev. Donald

Mr.

&

W. Raffensperger

Mrs. Michael L. Rainone

Mrs. Jane Raker- Horowitz

Ms. Kay

Ms. Nancy Linde Schueck
Mr. Edward

Mr.

&

Mr.

&

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Mrs. Rhonda

Mr.

Dr.

&
J.

&

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J.

Mr. Robert E.

Shambach

Ms. Kathleen Eisley Reich
Mr. Gary A. Reigle

Mr. Gerald

Ms Rebecca K. Reitz
Mr Neil L. Renaldi

Ms. Laura K. S harrow

Shantillo

Mr. Christopher

&

W

Mrs. Ronald

Shaw

Mrs. Fay Renno

Mr.

Dr. Jessie M. Reppy
Ms. Nancy Maccready Reppy
Mr. Theodore F. Reznick

Mr. Robert A. Shelly

Mr. Paul L. Rhine
Ms. Jodie A. Rice
Mr. Joseph L. Richenderfer

Col. Byron

Ms. Ann Richer
Ms. Sandra Reber Richter

Mr.

J

Sheehan

Ms. Lorraine M. Shema
Mr. & Mrs. Carl P Sheran
Mr.
Mr.

Mr

&
&
&

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Shiner

Mark D Shipman
Mrs Andrew Shisko
Mrs. Mark A. Shober
Mrs.

Harland H. Shoemaker

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Stevens

Dr William Stevenson

Sump

Stiadlc

Peter C. Sline

Mr. Cyril W, Stincr

Mrs. Jessica Spangler Shand

W

John

Mr

Secula

Best Seebold

S. Gillaspy Shaler

Ms. Mary

Grant D. Stevens

Mrs. Judy A. Stinc

Seymour

David Redanauer

Mr
Mr

Stamm

Mrs. Kelhe

Mrs. Jon L. Shade

Mrs. Steven D. Ravert

Dorthea Stahl

Ms Louann Stewart

Mrs. James Scott

Mr Gary

Mr.

Schuler

Mrs. Ruby Schuon Scott
Ms. Lynn N. Sechnst

Ms.

Rambo
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Ms. Carol Liess Schweighardt
Ms. Rosalie Schweitzer

Mr. Henry
Jill

E.

Ms

Ms. Susan

Schmidt

Jr

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&

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Mr. James G. Tiemey

Mr

Mr. Kelly

Ms. Susan

Mr Michael

P.

Tracy

liomettei

Mrs Mary M Troutman
Mrs Shirley Beaver Troy

Mr A Mis Robert J. Tucker
Mr. & Mrs William A Turley

Mrs Kanin Fordyce Ungcr
Mr. John S. Updcgrove
Mis Gcraldmc A Valentine
Dr Pamela D VanEpps

Ms
Mr
Ms

Keller Storch

Mr Robert S. Stoudt
Mr F Stuart Straub
Mr Frank S Straub
Ms Diane Miller Strauss
Mr Dick C Stnnc
Mr Robert D Stuart
Mr & Mrs. Scott P Stuhlmullcr
Mr John D. Sumner
Ms.

Amy

J

Sunderland

Mr. Dominic Surace

Swank
Mrs. Thomas L. Swanson

Mr. Alquin B.

Mr

&

Mr

Violet

V Vczo
Viotli

Mrs Dominic r Viscuso

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Mr Michael T Volpc

Ms Ann

Mr. James H. Vowlcr

Ms Dcbbra

J

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Wagner

Mrs. Elizabeth Ridall Wagner

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Mrs

Keith

A Wagner

Michael Wagner
J.

Thomas Waldron

Phyllis Schrader Walker

Ms Peggy

J

Walter

& Mrs. Eugene Wiihcrup
Ms, Gladys Boyei Witmer
Mr. David 0. Wolfe
Mr.

Wood

Leslie Bnibakei

Mis Robert T Woodlcy

Mr.

St

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John Woyurka

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Ms Margaret Aiuliews Wnghl
St

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Ms

Janice Yasenchak

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Mrs Jack E. Yocum Jr.

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Mr

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Gloria

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Mrs James H Young
St Mrs Thomas Young
Mr. Todd A. Young

William L Vincent

Diana Cnlroy

Mi Robert Wnlh

Mr
Mr
Mr

Victor Vcrdino

Mrs

Mrs Marc T Winter

St

Ms. Carolyn R Yohcy
Mrs Bonnie Ycagcr Young

Mrs Larry K. Vass

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Justma Heiscy Vca/ie

Mr

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Mr George Yank ay
Mr Thomas S Yariin^ton

Mr Charles D Umansky
Mr & Mrs David L. Ungcr

&

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Eleanor

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Mr

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Col. Linda Chebro Ullom

Mr
Ms

Whitnioyer

Mi Rogei II Williams
Mr & Mis Chailcs Williams
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Ms Barbara Troychock
Mr William W Truckcnimllci
Mr & Dr. Raymond A. Trudnak
Mr Gordon (i. TrumbOWei

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Mr Samuel J. Trupani
Mr & Mrs Keith B. Trcmbula
Mr. & Mrs. J. Ronald Tnnley

Mr Kenneth E

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Mr Michael D Williams

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Mi Michael

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Mi Richard C White
Mr Donald L Whitebread

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Ms Nancy S Weyunl

Mr Chnstophei Tomhnson
Mr & Mrs Howaul loinlinson

Mr. Michael Vcrgarc

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Mr James

Daniel A. Tolotn

Ms. Louise M. Stone
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Mrs Carol Duchan Weller
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Mi A Mis Eugene
Mr Thomas R Welsh

Jr.

Mrs. Sandra Smith Stoddert
Ms. W. Ann Stokes

Mrs Loma

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Sr.

Mr. William R. Tiemey

Weasei

J

Stephanie A Wcchtei
Mt A Mrs Bradley K Wegman
Mr Dean C Weiss
Mr RobMt Wolby

Douglas Thran

J.

Dr Enc W. Smithner
Mr Colin E. Snyder

Mrs. Nancy Tovey Phillips

Ms. Elaine M. Pongratz

Watts

Ms

Mr Michael D Thcvx
Mrs A Louise Knapp Thomas
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel H. Thomas
Mr. Donald W Thomas
Mi Herbert lv Thomas
Mr John R ThomU
Mr Michael J Thomas
Mrs Charles Thompson

Mrs Margaret Till Malta
Mrs Dchoi.il> Roth n |an
Ms Nancy Todt

Mr. Paul

Mr. Neal

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Ruth D Smith
Ms. Sandra Risncr Smith
Mr. & Mrs. William Smith

Mr & Mrs Glen

Pollock

Allison D. Watts

Mr A Mrs. Randall H
Mr Thomas B. Walts

Tend

Mr. James Tibbals

Mr. David

Samo

Ann Saskiewicz

Mrs.

Martin

Ms. Greta L. Snyder
Mrs Mary Havnlla Sofair

Sannutti

Mrs. Dolores Slavik

Penny L Slusser

Mr
Ms
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Michele D. Russell

Mr

J.

Ms

Ms

C. Skinner

Mrs. Marian Long Smith

Rush

E.

Patricia A. Peterson

Mrs. Richard Pollard

Ms. Chnsline A.

Mrs. Jolene Torpy Smith

Runkle

J.

M

Nancy

Jr.

Mr Hervey B Smith

Mrs. William Rudnik

Mr. John S.

Dr.

Tassell

Dr Ralph Smiley
Mr. Anthony L. Smith
Dr & Mrs, Barry O. Smith
Mr Donald R Smiih

Mr Ronald

Mr.

Talarsky

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Mrs. Linda Biduck Roscoe

Mr

Mrs William Pohutsky

Mrs Anita Arthur Wasileski
Dr Ruth A Wasson
Mr George Watson
Mrs Carol Wcitman Watteis

Mrs Connie H Weber

Ms

&
&

Taghcn

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Mrs Donna Ben/.i Tassclmyei
Mrs Patti Wilhard Taylor

Skalla

Vvaltei

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D

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Mrs. Gail Shaffer Penman

Mr.

Ms

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Mr Timothy
Mr Henry C

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Ms

Mr. Arthur Rush

Ms.

Mrs Joseph

Mr William P Wanich
Mr David A Wargo
Mrs Helen Cronus Wamngton

Ms. Marjone Vanderslice Rosado-P

Ms. Ann M. Sprovkin Peckham
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Peluso

Ms. Cecilia M. Philbin

Mrs. Jeffrey

&

Walton

Thomas P Switzcr
Lucy K S/abo

Mis Maisha Caqu*ntei Waycte

Ms. Susan

Petruzzi

&

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Karl E. Waltnun

W

Mr. Joseph

Caryn Chmmsicr Terwilhgci
Ms. Kathryn Wcnncr Thachcr

Mrs. Patricia Kanouse Peattie

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Mr A Mrs

L Swartz

Roseann Svviderski

Mr. Daniel W. Slottcrback

Ms. Darlene Barbeno Payne

Peterson

Bam

Scott D. Simkins

Mr John

K Romberger

Mrs. Winifred

Mr Richard M. Rudock
Mr Thomas L. Ruhl
Ms Judi Ruley

Peters

Richard

Mr. Richard

Mr. Lynn Joseph Paul

F.

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Clark L. Shustcr

Mr
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Mr
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Mrs Edith BUur Shule

Ms Cindy M Romanik
Mr Ralph J. Romano
Mr Robert Romanofski

Mr. Robert W. Pasternak
Ms. Carimar Shultz Patrician

Stephen

Mr

Wilham K Roeder

Mr. Charles E. Roth Jr

Mrs. Karen

Dr.

Ms. Gloria Rogers
Mrs Terese Frank Rogers

Mr. Steven C. Parsell

Mrs. Patncia Gavhck Paul

&

Mrs Paul A Shoemaker
Mrs Dorecn Wnght Shope
Mr Craig L Shotwcll
Mr Francis J Shovhn

Riesberg

Ms. Jane Dempscy Riggi

Mr.

Oravitz

V.

Mr. Charles Orner
Ms Chnsline B. Ostrowski

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A

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Mrs Irwin F Zablocky
Mr. Charles K Zartman
St

Mr Peter R Zarzaca
Mr William J Zciglcr
Mr John B Zellner
Ms. Elizabeth Williams Zcrbc

Mr St Mrs Norman
Mr & Mrs James T

G. Ziesse

Zoccola

Ms. Glcnda Zohn
Mr Matthew J Zoppcin
Mrs. Carol

A

Jr

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Alumn, support

Fund
backbone of the University* Annual
academic programs, and alumni

the

campaigns, scholarships,

capital

Alumni

is

Bloomsburg above

its

competit.on.

Lovisa Shcard

Gossman

Hamcl

Mill

Edith Johnson

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Grace

Bucher

Catherine Vollrath

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Lima Gold Shearer
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Rachel Piatt Thomas
Anna Jones Todd

Thcron R Rlnnard

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Lois

Naomi Bendei

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J.

McKechnie

B.

Can

Raymond Chandler
Elizabeth Hoagland Dobb
Aleta Stiles Ehrhad
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Joseph A. Ellsworth

Lucille Gilchrist Kindig

Wilhelmina Peel Scheffler

Helen Frey Markley

Ruth Dugan SmeaJ

Barbara Straub

Thelma Bredbenner Menges

Virginia Burke Traupane

Stuad

Margaret Jones Letterman

Helen H. Memll

Carol Fntz Tyree

Veda Mencle Stewad

Frank M. Van

De vender

H. Burnis Fellman

L.

Hadman
Hadman

Mildred Eaton Levitt

Dorothy

H adman Moore

Gladys Boyer Witmer

Waller Woytovich

D. Pauline Franklin Long

Frank

Perch

A Euphemia Gilmore Yeager

Dorothy Englehad Zimmerman

Edna Zehner Long

Ray O. Zimmerman

Stella Chilek

J

DeMott

Class of 1936

Stouffer

Loucks

Jack L. Meriz

Kathryn John Evans

Class of 1940

Class of 1933

Kathryn Brobst

Mildred A. Bonin

Podwika
Kathenne L. Ruck

Charlotte Osborne Bayne

Vema E. Jones

Fay Gehrig Clark

Dora Taylor Smith

Mabel Belles

William A. Karshner

Kalhryn Walp Elmer

Marian Long Smith

Laura Kelley Bollinger

Sara

Bums

Hadman

Shuman Keppley

VLau

Eleanor

Frank

1

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J

Adelaide Hausch Kline

Frances Lilzenberger

Krum

M Lachow ics
Mary Moycr Leiby
Mary Betterly Maiers

Mervin

W

Mencle

B Sandel

Dr John

S.

Sandel

Frances Riggs Young

Martha

Violet Reilly

Ben

E.

Gavin

Hancock

Peter G.

William E. Smith
F.

Stuad Straub

Gladys Jones Harris

Gladys Raby Taylor

Catherine Bell Hicks

Dr.

Clayton H. Hinkel

Ruth James Thomas

Elnora Unger

Houck

Grace J. Thomas

Mary Jane Sharpless Wagner

Margaret Blecher Hyssong

William

Mae Weikel IUeck

H. Clifton

Helen Brady Jones

P.

Wanich

Wnght
Dr. Jeanne Noli Zimmerman

Class of 1937

Lorraine Snyder Jones

Charles L. Kelchner

Class of 1943

Catherine Bush

Arabel Hilbush

Catherine Albedson Potter

SaraM. Berger
Randall F. Clemens
Man an McWilliams Cohen

Daniel T.

Beatrice

Congctia Pecon Kotch

MananC.Pyle
Anna Ausun Reynolds

Ruth Radcliffe Dickerman
Glenda Conner Glass mire

Robed A. Linn Sr.
M. Eleanor Beckley Sabota

I Qizabeth

Williams Grimes

Irene Bcnov [Q Spit]

Lavere Dieffenbach Hoyt

Mary Pncc Stewart

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Dorothy BenncltoTubridy

Elizabeth

VanHom

H.

Evelyn Heiscr Kccfer

Bdythc Mortman Slanski

LenaE.

Edward

Margaret Spalone Disidoro

Grace Rcichard Gardner

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Manon McHugh Shlddui

Sara Dersham Laubach
Tirzah Coppes Leighow

Doiothv WelkerDewire

ImKv.uiIs

Elwood H. Beaver
John W. Belz

Kocher

H adman Ctmbala
Edwin R Creasy

Ruth Wagner LeGrande
A. David Mayer

Alice Zehner POOSO

Edith E. Bartha

Kinley

Louise Yeany Bittenbender

Helen

Schneider

Class of 1942

Frank

Hummel

E.

Hummel Shaffer

Sara Masteller Tomlinson

Ferrari

J.

Robed Kantner

Harriet L.

Greco
Gednidc Strein Howells
Melba Beck Hyde

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Minam Utt

Lauretta Fousl Baker

Isnotta York

Mary

Rossci

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Sarah

L.

Letha

Mar)

Miriam

Ruih Rockwell

Blanche Kostenbaudei

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Coleman

Margaret

Class of 1935

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Florabelle Schrecongosl

Class of 1932

I

Mildred Ridall Phillips
Amelia Connelly Sawiek

Mahoi Mi

Roy Roberts Jr.
Class of 1939

Col. Victor

Biockman

Grace

j

Reed

Mane Wilkinson Sweppenheiscr

Bittnei

Ellen Raicwski

Ruth Allen Smith

Mqj

M

Howard Tomlinson

,

iiossman Kanel

Pierce

Janet Reisenweaver Stahr

I

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Olschefsky

Elda Henrie Taylor

Bessie Beavei Werklieisn

Bessie

Charles A. Robbins

Mildred Qu\ck Muller

Deppen
Dr James V. DeRose

1

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Mack Kepner

Reilly

Louise Durlin Clark

Estella

Irene Rlnnard ('reveling

Clark R. Renninger

Fred R. Sonnenberg

Jcanl.acocO'Dcll

Doiolhy

Mary F.

MaryT. Quigley
George T. Sharp

EdtUi Blair Shute

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Mack

Nora Bayliff Markunas
Beulah Lawrence Masser

Mary Gorham Wolever

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Anna Rech Medycki
Cynl F. Menges

Freda Shuman Laubach

Konrad

Hanoi

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Mantana Williams Mack
Ruth Brodbeck Mellinger
Elizabeth Miller O' Hora

Irene Diehl

John P Shellcnberger

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Bessie Mil hael Bognrl

Margaret Wolfe KJock

Sarah Schnure

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William G. Kerchusky

ThaJiaBarba Hicks

Evelyn Olver Avery

Lucille

Ik. ii

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Helen Dixon Karns

James

Vance S Laubach
Helen Goretski Lewis

Letha Cn.spell Schencll

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Peter J.

Helen Weaver Ditty

Lewis L Crcvcling

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Margaret Smith Dickey

Dorothy JoncsCha.se

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Agnes Pinamonte Casari
Edward Dobb
Dr. C. Stuari Edwards
Eda Bessie Beilhadz Edwards

George R. Casari
Dorothy Edgar Cronover

Marjoric Klein

Winifred Shultz Fox

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Jean Eyer Bredbenner

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Cecilia M.Philbin
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Lillian

Marjoric Vandi

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Michalene Zuchoski Bowen
Grace Richardson Buttman

Cora Wagner Burd

Mary Kershaw Powell
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Florence Snook Barrett

Wood row Brewington

Madm

Watts

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1921

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Claraline Schlee Baylor

Class of 1938

Class of 1931

Gladys Hirsch Lyon

Anna Davis Barrow

A

William

Class of 1934

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Margaret

1920

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Mary Gallagher WhaJen

Manon G Young

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Mary Mears Northrop
Mary E. Palsgrave

Lena Middlesworth Zimliki

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Pauline

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Thomas
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Louise Bnslin

Sara Smith Waller

Mildred Breisch Hartz

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in 1994.

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Kathryn Wenncr Thachcr

Dorothy Keith Sutton

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(lassol 1918

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Cyril

the respect

and friends of the University

alumni,
gratitude of students, faculty and staff, parents,

Anna Turn Arnold

vital

activities that set

The following graduates merit

year.
for the.r generosity in the past
Class of 1914

- supportmg

H

Jones

Mynck Jones

Matilda Olasfa

Kemple
Kemple

Dr.

Adams

Katerman Algatt

Lee R. Beaumont

Rev. Carl S. Berninger

Grace A. Lord

Ruth Jackson Richards

Robed R Goodman

Col. Byron D. Shiner

Class of 1928

Helen Chud/mski Lukus

Martha Zehner Brown

Mildred Bixler Sharp

Earl T. Hunter

Leonard E. Stout

Kalhryn M. Abbctt

Capitola Pennington Reecc

Ruth Enders Shive

AnnaM. Buck

James

Richard TSibU

Mary A.

Dorothy DcriTUson
Martha McHenry Wenner

Joanna Fice Buckingham

Helen Scesholtz Moore

Harriet E.

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Adams

Stahl

L.

Marks

Boyd F. Buckingham

Sr.

BU Alumni
Man, Trump Buckley
Hannah Culp
Reba Henne Fellman
Virginia Lawhead Fletcher

Anastasia Pappas Trowbndge

Irving Gotlheb
Gertrude Makowski Grabowski

Class of 1947

1

Janet Shultz

Phylhs Schrader Walker

Dr Emory R Stanley
Julia Pichel Sterling

Richard C Stoul

Joseph

Barchock

J.

Bird

B Robert

Genex teve Schceu Hosier

Nellie Swart/

William E

Byham
Byham

Marx Dreihelbis Uxx is

George R Hughes
RichardS Hummel

W

Roy Cnop

Jr

Albert

Allied

NonnanF

Kline

Barbara Gulik Dux

Mary Morrow Waverka
Kenneth E Wire
Ruth H Wyrsch

Charles

Kraemei

John DirlOQ

Thomas

G

J

l.u k

exvis

I

McManus

J

ReedQ Miilei
Mane Pamsh Morgan

Cyganoxxski

DooildC Reams Si.

George Wasdovich

Shirley Henley

Grow

Dorothy M.

Ungerman

is

Nunn

William E.

Ji

Dr BenC Duke li
Michael J Duino

PatnciaOloughlinONeil

Elizabeth Waiters Mebfl

Dr Palmer E Dyer

Glona Bennci

Nancy l'ovey Phillips
Ruth Fix Schvunaksi

Robert
Daniel

Ma/a
P McGrew
J

Robert C. Oney

Ruth Hope Handy
Kalhryn A. Hess

Evelyn Hirt Brosious
Mary Pelchar Chamberlain
Bertha Kraxilski Daniels

Class of 1950

B.ubara Brace Miller

IXuiglas Irickson

Joyce Lohr Hunter
Lt.Col David M. Jones

Nancy McHenry Dcvore
Edith T Ring

Frances Ccrchiaro Abitanta

William

Richard

Norma

Frances Mylet Kapuschinsky

Audrey Tcncl Adhs
Martha Tcel Am merman
Glen Baker

Mvia Mhertson Wagnci
Mary Ledyaid Walker

B Renee

Rhoda Carls Rilchcx,
M Susan Shircy Robbms

Mary Condon Gchnngci

George E. Miller
Sara Eastman Ortt

Walter Bird

William Hatrack

Belly

William

Raymond

B. Perry

John

W

U-svu-W stibia
Marx Kieamei Wells

Piarote

Regina

A Langan

Charles C Harm any

Winlon Laubach
Andrew F. Magi 11

Paul

EarlH Blake

Helen Fehl Roberts

W Thomas

Arlcne Pope Bohncr

Dr. J. Richard Zerby

Martha G

Class of 1948

Susan Dreibclbis Boyle
Dorothy Gnfasi Bujno

Joyce Gass Bamhart

Janice Jones C.isincr

Jean Sidler Snyder

Elizabeth Baldy Boyer

Dr

Lora M. Snyder
Frank M. Taylor

Elroy

Jean Kuster VonBlohn
Catherine Jones Wagner

Frederick

George

Bernard M. Pufnak
Dr. William

Virginia

H.Selden Jr.

M. Shambach

John

Dalberg

Davis

S.

J.

Debell

Jr.

Glona Mainiero Dill
Lt. Col. James J. Dormer

Elwood M. Wagner
Sara K. Wagner
PhihpR. Yeany

Krzywicki

Thomas W. Lewis
Ludwig

Anne Shortess Chandler
FredenckG Dent
Helen Oyer Diehl
Joyce E. Hay

Millard C.

Edna Snyder Heckman
Edward F Hendricks
Wanda Famsworth Langdon

Mary

E.

Rose

Mane Kraiser Schieber

John F Magill Jr.
Ruth K. Moser
Anne Northup Rezsek

Dr.

Walter A. McCloskey

Rush

Donald A. Schlieder
Nancy Evancho Seltzer

E

Ralph

Helen Behler Mitchell

James G.Tierney

Jean

Sara Birth Peters
Jean Schrader Powell

Weame

Leonard R.

Elizabeth Smith Reynolds

Helen SWhitebread

AngeloM. Albano
Mary Fox Albano
Edwin Allegar
Dr. Adda Myers Banett

Helen Martin Watts
Jessie Propst

Weame

Florence Faust Yeany

Class of 1945

Marjone Downing Cosgrove

Kohrhen

Flaherty

Elsie Rail Kull

M. Kathryn Graham

John J.

Joseph J Grande

Robert

Bums
P Bums

Jeanne Kelder Gunn
Hazel Chappell Guyler

Donald

Harry

Donald L Haar

Bowman

Wanda Kehler Edelman
Guis Holland

Stephen M. Hotz
A. Kramer

Betty Smith Linn
Virginia King Marchakitus

Eileen Falvey
Lorraine Utt
E. Stover

McGovem

Moyer

Murray

Violet Weller Owens

Donald

D

Rabb

Winifred Koppenhaver

Romberger

Mary MSchroeder
RalphA.Tremato

J

Nam

Donald R McdUttOCk

Robert P Blylcr

I

WanenL

Nanette

Ruker

OeorgeW Dark
R Arnold Gaimgei

Bean Sheats

Mollic Haas Hartal

Dons P&temoiiei Wandlihin

Nancy B Holt/man
Rudolph V lloli/mun
Riilh Paul Jones

Richard B. Keyser

Leonard

Donald F King

Constance Stanko Gobora

AnnCJcngcnhai h Aueiweik

Maynard L Hamng
Manlyn Lundy Hestei

l-.dgai

Jean Griffiths Kennedy

Zahora

J

Dr. Charles

R Andrews

Beny

I

Roia Kissingei But

Edward F Messa

Jack

M. Lcnhart
Nancy Swart/ Lychos

Sheldon

E

Miller

Henry

F.

Pacholec

Concetia Petarra Pasquarella
Paul

P Plevyak

Dorothy Demott

Ren. hart

Rishel

Joyce Sluylcr

Mane

I

Allcne Moyer

Patricia Boyle

Janet Price

l

l

lantu iy

oietnan

Garrison

1.

Maiv Knbn mkilioisl
loaiine M McCoimick

[ohnW
Mary

I

Sylvia Krapl Sheaiei

William

Jean Newhart Johnson

lohnB

Blandlord B lones

Rae

J.

Stanitski

II

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Shcmanski

J

Sibly

iirdauskas Sve<

W

/

JohnM.Stonik
Janice Rider Tyler

Jones
Meilyn
Rose Mane(»ranl Kaui/

Eugene R Shipe
Edward F Skowronski

Class of 1953

BdnaR Keim

Clyde C. Adams
Keith S Bearde

loanHavaxd Kilroy
Kenneth 0 Kirk

Iran /iiniiieiman Beily

JohnT. Bogdan

Patricia Edwardi Kirk

Dr William

Daniel Boychuck
Dr Charles M Brennan

Jerome S

S. Butt

Paul

J

Roeder

Slobozicn

Eloise Noble Fasshauer

Paul D. Slusser

Martha Siller Raherty
Beth Hartman Gardner

Grace Smith

George F. Gehng

Gnmes
Mary Shoemaker Hawk

Richard E.

Shirk Keller

James A. Krum
John Kuntza

M

Alfred

Lampman

Joseph

E Sopko

WanenM

Sterling

R

Stratton

William

Henry

C

Donald

W

('

1956
Diann Jones Bauersfeld

lass of

Wylla

Pcrne Soberick Krothe

Thomas

Ruth Oillman Wlilianu

(

KopM

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S/eratinski Shadei

ma

J

Joseph

Jacobs

Rillcniiuv

Schmidi

Rclda Rohrbach Scott
I

Hollmgsworth

Hennmg Poc

Hillei

w

Alum

Jack P Shanahan
Francis

Neraeti
llcn

Virginia Rolli Price

Roy W. Sanders

J

k

asoisa Kial|iu

I

lami ParejuM Kwiaikotkl

Shemll

iwtne

Manon Bogaidus
Robert

Joyce Nicholson

kale v.

( aison
Rex William
Dr J Allied Clnscon
I

ouise

I

I

li

Dolores Doyle Bieiinan

Henry Hurtt
Richard F Laux
Richard A Lcdyard

Charles

Kinder

lOBSptl

MailencGohslei Klein

lavs of l«*54

(

Margaret Reece McMillan
Waller Merena

Thomas J Mc Andrew

Qergen

Philip

Anne Kellcy Stomk
James W Diompson

Patricia Kisiici Diaerotd

Robert E. Martini

w

Feanne Milla Sick

Dr Francis R. Johnson
Robert J Kashner

Dr.

1-

Belly HollmaiiDiinkcHH-igei

Sciiiiigeoin

Joseph

Baksi Krupa

Ciossman

Giimcns

lli/abcth Baei Schnkis

Samuel K Yeagei

i

loy

Kobcit

Geraldinc Funk Demais

Gal Icy

I

Regina Herchel Schlraldl

Charles Daly

F.

Caiex

Catol Shupp Heard Clarke

Edward F JackovitZ
Richard E J arm an

Jean Allen Doughty

W

Dr. Robert Plica

1'tiu.i

Leon Covai
Dr Jacob 1- Dailcy

ileenGeiosky Bum-.

Robert

eona Dill/ Pousl

lohii S

Ccsarc

l

Williams Bel/

x

K

Irwin R. Klinger

Athamantia Comuncas

C Brachman

L Brown

Jr.

Bet/

I

John B Maintain

Luther H. Roth
Walter G Scheipe

Barbara McNinch King

Class of 1946

Dr Russell
Albert

Gobora

J

I'icdiic

Si

William

Berlanda

LaFeme

Eudora Berlew Lyhne
ArleneN Superko

Dr.

Freeda

J

Maivella Cedoi Belles

mkchoiNl

I

1

Oieu \ Bakei

Mano L.

William RDeebel
Thomas M. Donan Jr

Nellie

Flaherty

J

Stanley

Class of

R Kerchna

Elizabeth Speal IVvscy

George E Blylcr
Mane Yo/viak Borton
Kathleen Mitchell Boychuck

Wolto

William Benson

Jeanne Keller Epley

Marilyn Sailer Jackson
Dr. Mary L. Fenstemaker John

Adams

M

Hill

J

Franklin B. Jones

Leo S.Carter

Enso R. Frosini
Mary Wagner Hoffman
M Elizabeth Zong Huber

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4

I

J

Luther

Guama Crocker

Lillian

Patrick

Fcllon

Sharon IX>tlerTrump

David K
I

vans Scinngeoui

leananne

Joan Greco Fix
Man Kallenbach Poxxlei

Richard C Kouim
( Icoigc i amhiinos

Hornet L Zeiglci

laaol

Evans

William

Betty Zehner Dietrich

Mary

A

W

Stephen Pago

Herbert

Young

I)

Dorothy Stcc Blocksom

Rodney K. Morgans
Class of 1949

Rett/

Neil E. Dent

Trapani

Samuel
Helen Cronus Warrington

Flora

Sr.

Nadine E Tracy
Dorothy Winkelbleth Watts

Ackerman Moyer

J.

Charlotte Reichart Sharpless

George

Vcmoy

DalcT Bennett

Ramona

Seltzer

Shank McLaughlin
Louise Adams Missmer

Janet

Carolyn

Barbara Harman

Leonard

Mo\ci

Rabuck

Theresa Cierhtsky Daly

Rev. Charles F Glass

C

Shirley Ashncr

t

Dons Keller Hosier

Dr.

Enama Carter

Cooley

Betty L. Fisher

Stanley

Lois C. Bryner

MaxG

Joseph J Gieda

Peggy Lewis Keenan
Lewis A. Kohn

Class of 1944
Hazel

F.

Bomn

Mount]

J

Hindcilitci

Peittei

I

Bilnci Ml

Bowman

Bilncr

Martha Slaivalow

(

anoiise

Talarsky

Wayne Von Stctten
Elizabeth Ridall Wagner
J

Richard Wagner

Louise Lohr Wentzel

JohnW

Williams

Fredenck

D

Young

Elizabeth Crouse Leedy

James

E.

Manon

Gretchen Troback McLain

John

G

McNelis

Leon H Messner
Lois Datesman Nester

Wilmer F Nester
A.J. Paulmeno
Celesune Longo Pekala
Lawrence V Pekala
Dr Francis J Radice
John H Reichard
Robert G Reitz

Nancy Fisk Riley

Class of 1951
James C Arnold
Shirley

Wismer Baker

Carol Gass Bell
Francis Bodinc

James R Crevcling

Mary Ann Alarcon Donnelly
Harold F Emmitt
Helen Tietjcn Emmitt
Nancy Morgan Englcr
Leah Wertman Fnlz
Joan Graze Gamble
Dr Robert E Hileman
I

pi

-

Mia,

ma lau
lh, If I n.lr.h Huh n,ul S, K
years fromcampm
over $700 in t
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fraternity,
honors
Engllih
/ fto
a
poetry d
paid for 9meUcted reading, L
;
for a library Hie
to fulfill a $l.(XXJ pledge

AXH PLATO, AND POOH

the

™n£umal
TcZhom SpL.n

nSnZ n

fl Uf, an reaTrsDrChristine
Terrs
and

He,d, Rett,n H er

Elliott

Rllt f

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OOVlSOt lor the Engli ,h C lub.

Ubat>

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BU AlumniA

Shirley

Carey

Donald R Stubbt

Dr.

Barbara Tuckwood

Carmel Craparo Casper
John Chruney

RoydC

Manan Walsh Chruney

John Woyurka

Mary Hoffcckcr Coughlan
E Dalton

Dr Robert P Yon

Thomas

Williams

H

Alan

Dr. Curtis

R

A

Duanc
Robert

English

m

Matthew Mensch
Kenneth M Miller

Leo A. Mulhall

Belles

Boyle

J

Jr

A

Rohm

Lois Carpenter Sauers
Anne Czepukaitis Sebastian

Thomas F Simoes

William R Norton
Jean Concannon Paxton
Alton

M

Robert

Jr

Kay Neanng

Sonja Bendinsky Norton

ClaMoT 1958

Eardlcy

Beverly Bryan Edwards

James R McCarthy
Mary Mellon
Rear Adm. William R. Moms
Yvonne Galelz Rath bone

Masters

Filomena Crocomo McGLade

M

Robert

K

John

Richard

Sr.

A Suber

Dr Carl L. Stanitski
Judith Wilmyer Stevens

Pellman

A

Paul

Luzenski

Eugene

Makara

P.

Dr Gary

Makuch

1

Wilbur G.Person
Charles Pomicter

Ronald F. Starzel
Lawrence R. Supon

SaraTice Ramberger

Rev. Stanley R. Trout

R Rapson

Richard

Beatnce Fought Roberts

Rose Pavlick Radzinski
Joseph

Ronald G

Elizabeth Barron Douglas

Dr Ronald F Romig

Joanne MoycrTerway

Sophia Kish Schaefer

Bcmicc Kochcr Thomas

Ava Hilner Shippy
James R. Simon

Kenneth Thomas

Frances Scott Snyder

Dr. William

Mont/ L. Schultz
Bcmicc Dictz Snyder

Prances

Oscar L

1

1

pli

1

Hanman Eycr

Paincia

Girton

Samuel Hall

II

M

Franklin

Nancy Obcrdorf Hams
Huntsman

Duncan

Shirley Campbell Dunkelbcrgcr

Irene Soncs

R Freed
Myers Gurnmoc

L

Eugenia L Swisher

Rjchenderfer

William M. Thomas

Socoloskic

Lawrence M. Troutman
Raymond A Trudnak

William E Hand

Paul

H

Spahr

Gordon G. Trum bower

Barbara Berry Kissinger

Joan Yohn Harclcrodc

Glen

A

Spaid

Philip

Ronald G. Krafjack

Donald P Hcmlcr
Susan Hoffman Hcmlcr

Kcnnedr

Herman
Dr
T Herman
John P Herman Jr

Lorraine Taylor

L Ann Thomas
Dr June Locke Tmdnak

Baibaia Bcnncll Nichols

Sandra Raker Hollcnback

Carl

Dr.ThomasJ.OTooie

Charles I -oughcry

Eleanor Myers Walck

PaulR

Alfred

Robert

Hunlz

J

C

Kclchncr

V

Charles

Kwialkoski

William

(icorgc

Miclkc

J

Harrison Morson

J

Jr

Peiflbj

Will.. null

Phillips

Carl

w

Roy

L. Roscrihcrgcr

Richie

Eugene R

Gustavc

Carol Ely

June Rcc.se Lynn

Dr

M

James

Lovcll Lindcnmulh Kahley

Rodney

I.

(

N

Sarah Creasy Anthony

Judith Faust Austin

Straw

Barbara Schaefer Sutton

Ronald H. Beury

Norman J. Sutton
Edward J. Szymczak
A. Louise Knapp Thomas
Constance Terzopolos Thomas

James

S.

Case

Margaret Montz Chamberlain

Mary Lynn Brock Cheney
Chester T.Choplick

Ronald W. Cranford

Patricia

William Zagar

Barbara Peeling Criswell

Rev Cicorgc J Miller
M Donald Miller

John P Zorzi

Constance Rojewski

Sue Greenland Williams

Leila Gerhart Anskis-Cary

Craig R. Yeanish

Dr.

HMosier II

A Ungcr

Eleanor

Moms Williams

Dunnmgan Adamsky

Anthony A. Alastick

Nona Burrows Baldwin

W

Barbour

Raymond M. DiRoberto

Bums

Joseph E Purccll

Dr Ellen

Ilicodorc

Pali k

Margaret O'Donnell Demeter

Rc/Jiick

I-

Dr. D.

Beigei Koadaimcl

i.i

M

Clemens
Worthy Cumberland

Rhawn

II

Robert Depo

Dorothy Stanton Differ

James A. Campbell

Rcnn

Cumin

Susan Vansickle Bickert

Nicholas Capece

E.

Patncia Biehl Cranford

Jean Kropa Bar as

Edna Kccfet Powell
George

Robert J Christina

Shirley Klock DeFacis

Class of 1962

I

Oswald

J

Margaret Stiles Christina

Sandra Fetterolf Damato

David

Omer

Helen

Caspci

William T. Archibald

John

L. Stout

Ralph F Wetzel

Miriam Miller Argall

I)

David

Bruce E Miller

Dons A Blown
Charles

Henmnger Wagner

Class of 1963

Jane Slottje

law of 1957

Barbara Ixnt/ Anderson

Phyllis

Joan Kotch Walko

lima Williams Springman
William Stevenson

Dr.

Mary Grace Pohutsky
Dr Robert J Poller

Wool

I)

Thoma

Zimolzak

Joan Slackhouse Wolfe

Kenneth

Kcilh Wcisei

John

William L.Vincent

William P Swisher

L.

Class of 1961

Miller Jr.

Charles
as

Barbara Wainwnght VanScoy

Swatt

Edward

Mane Walsfa

E

James E. Starr
I'll

Undcrkofflcr

Gerald J. Wright

Edward H.Timm
Dr. Ruth A. Wasson
Glona Conroy Wavrek

George W. OConncll

II

A

E

D. Jean McNeil Schweizer

Mary McHose Wallace
Neal J Weaser
Judith A. Wolf

Dt Ronald G Wolfe
Ramage Yocum

John E Shaffer Jr.
Daniel

L

Alice

MSchock

Ronald

Walter H. Veranda

Eleanor

Philip

Schlllthflll

Snyder

Snyder

Minerva A. Spaid

Barbara Brunner Daub

"i'

D

Leonard

Rita Botteon Mauriello

Hclcnc Clark Plccknoe

,r

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Michael E. Sinco
Charles R. Sipos

William L. Maurer

Edward J Braynock
George E Colterail

Jaoouallju

Nancy Handshaw Silverman

James Donald

Thomas L. Dunkin Jr.

Henry D. Dobson
Arlene Walter Dopp
Elizabeth Pingar

Dudinyak

Carol Bendinsky

Dwyer

Judith Ruckle Fausey

Mary Ellen Roberts Fetterman
Sally

Waples Ford

Evelyn H.Gimber

Dr James B. Creasy

Annette Williams Roush

Dorothy Anderson Enney

William M.Ginty Jr.

George Davenport

John J Schacfer

Joseph A. Enney

George

Regina Doiaski Dowidchuk

Dr.

Jumcs F. Snyder
Donald Stcmhiul
Rose Marie Coulter Slrmc

Nancy Engel Evans
Sandra M. Evans

Michael L. Grigalonis

David

Robert N. Hartman

Ivdward

hopeskey

I

Dupkanu

William

li

Piank

Durkas

I'

Raymond

Maiy M. Ertcl
Anne Geary Fisher
Margaret DuckFollmcr
Di

Nam y

Gicen Gilgauiiou

WmilredG

Enola Vanauken
Carol

Joseph

II

William

D

Osbom

Evelyn

M

Kautz
Kellei

Kilpalnck

Alice Fegley Linn

Janel

Miucnick

J

Plummet Masleiman

bene Zielmski McCarthy
Isaiah

L McCloskcyJr.

Vicloi Michael Sr

Monaghan
Margaret Croft Moore
Thomas Ohl
James

J.

Kenneth

JobnR

O

w ik iiisou Wightman
Wood

Morgan

i

i

Paisley

Phillips

Clan

of i960

B Bamhart

Dr David

1.

Bamhart

SheiAsyn Kostenbaudci Bamhart

K Beach

Craig

Eugene P Heig Sr
Flcanoi Tioulman Bobbet

Robert

A

Bottori

James R Bmsius
Sandia

Plislei

Blown

Joann Heston DeRose
Martin

W

DeRose

E. Jean Schell

P.

Joseph Jennings

Thomas Isenberg

Judith

Dora Forney Jarrett
JohnC. Jenkins

John

Elizabeth Clark Deal

Daniel Kwasnoski
Anthony Lanzone

Lovey Kopetz
Judith

Bachman Kutchi

Manlyn Rinehimer Lehew
Susan Katz Lehnch

Judith

Runkle Lagator

Dorothy Updegraff Lingenfelter

Earl

Chidestcr

J

Barbara

W

Virginia

Hardy Cocco

Cobb

Dascola

L.

RichardS. Dennen

Evelyn M. Duncan

Jean Matchulat Dcnnen

Phyllis Crocker

Vera Reanck Derk

Robert

John L Ebcrhart

Thomas L. Engleman Jr
Brenda Cunningham

Dolores Panzitta Fielding
Joan Schuyler Fischer

Helen

Gary

M Gnm

Paul

Sumucl

W

Janet L. Fry

Tlie»xlorc

Faust

Barbara Monroe Gasser
Jeffrey

Adam Janies

E Girton

Syhna Marcheski Gross
(

Jarrett

Jean Lawton Funk

JiKUine

Marilyn Riltcr Rozelle

Harold E Gaughan

Anita Blochbcrgcr Junck

Dolores Stanton Scnn

Lois Myers Hicks

Dale

Dr Kenneth R Smith
Dale J Spnngcr
HarleyS Stewart

Mary Anne Majikas Klemkosky

Glona Glahn Lewis

Leonard

Phillip

Joy Dreisbach Linn

Suzanne Loughery

DickC Stnne

Walter

Paul

Dcbrava Jones
Krothc

L Lockcuff

G Manko

Manon Schaffroth

Joseph R. Kegolis

William S.Krash
Salfi

Kmk

BKuhns

Carolyn Engelke MacFarland
Joseph A. MaierJr.

Moms

Judy Heider Murphy
Robert E. Neary

Freu-eich

J

Errul

GaryR.Kahler

Todd T.

Foose

J

Beverly S. Johnson

Kenneth R.Mertz

DaleW Gardner

Margaret Dragna Jaeger

A

F

Barry

Haupl

W

D

Edwards
Edwards

Estradaberg

McMichael Franklin
B Furman

Thv>mas

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Patncia Metcalf Dceler

Terry L. Hunsinger

William

Gary

Lubcrecki

James H. Huber

Albert Dazley

Connie Austin Hanman

J

Hetzendorf

Patricia

Margaret A. Hosey

Ann A Chance

Barbar a Curry Eskilson

Kruk Jr

Robert C. Houck

Helen

Paulelle

1

Theresa Y. Hartman

Dr.

Barbara Balzel

Reimcnsnydcr
Robinson

Jered L. Hock, Esq.

Dorothy Stradtman Dayton

Esther

Flamm

Thomas N. Gorant
Wayne J. Haas

Hoch

Marjonc H.uid Callahan

Regan Dixon

S. Fisher

WayneA.Hoch

Hamet Brown Davies

Drumlra
Ellis

Virginia Steinhart

John D. George

Harvey E Baney
Bonta
Rolhn B. Cunningham

Carol A. Haswell

Marlene O'Holla Franey

Joyce

Ellen

Nancy H;me

Koons Foltz

Manny Gunne

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CALLING

Bndgeton, N.J., a sign language interpreting major, has
a voice you may have heard. She is among 40 student
callers who staffed this year 's Annual Fund's phonothons.
In March and April alone, 2.346 alumni responded by
pledging $105,564. with an average gift of $45.

William Pohulskv

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Ann M.

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John W. KnotT

Mary Palevich Lemma
W. Lewis
Anthony Lingenfelter
Barbara Flanagan Lizzul
J. Magalengo
James J. Maier Sr.

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Billy N. Mattera

Canmar Shultz Patrician

Lindy Acker Mattem
James CMcShea

Lynn

Nancy Michael Mesick

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Thomas R. Peifer
Frances Guro Petruzzi
Marjone Morgan Pomicter

Raymond N.

Miller

FredenckT. Minnick
Robert D. Moyer
Thomas V Nawrocki
Wendy Weightman Nolin

Jayne O'Neill Hitunger

Jean O'Donnell Retnhart

James H. Horger
Gary Houseknecht

Donald C Rosenbaum
Maryellen Goodbred Rosenbaum

Manan L. Huttenstine
James H Kitchen

Robert L. Sarviss

Ronald

Mary Ann Schalles
Nancy Zechman Schreyer

Frank

Thomas E. S carer

Mary Spong Powelson

Janice Collins Lorah

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Carole Justice Evans

Judith Showers McCorkill
William J Megargcl

Joseph P Fazzan

Patricia

Carl L. Millard

Francis

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Carole Defrancisco Millard

M. Reppy

Rugh Mahan
Mahoney
Mary Ann Malecki

Ann Edwards McGee

Kenneth R. Miller

Dr.

3ary G. Rupert

Molly Clugston Miller

Nancy McFerran Rupen

Nancy Rodgers Miller
Donald A Mitchell

Dawn Ensley

Maj. Joseph Mockaitis

Elizabeth Winter Montcllo

Andrew L. Monisera
Ronnee Zimny Moyer

Jean Burdick

Gary E Schell
Diane Shellhamer Schock

Andrew A. Shisko
Lynn Snoop
Don E Spnnger
Mary Rogowsky Spnnger

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Alexander RSlepanski
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Thomas F
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Bonnie Hoffman Tyler
Linda Schlegel Walmer
Richard D Walters
Robert Weslover
Wilson
S. Rebecca Reppert

Bemadinc Ardiere Windsor
Joann Mays Zogby

Carolyn Miller Bartz
Terry L. Beard
Diane A. Bensinger

Bonnie Zehner Black
Margaret Berhalter Blawn
Margo Bolig Brabson

Gerald T. Braglio
Larry R. Breiner

John M. Chyko
Harold J Cole
Paul L.

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Anna Pelak
Joanne Dubbs Pileski
Ban Poorman

Harry

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Richard

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John

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Sandra Reber Richter
Daniel L. Ritzman
Beverly

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Robert J.

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Lee T Fredericks

Rosanne Johns Fritz

James J Gallagher
James F. Gallagher
Ronald L. Garrison

Amy Daniels Goss
Betsy Dillich Grabill

Bruce

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Richard J Haefner
Maj. Frank R. Harris
Joanne Bobita Harris

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Ann M. Hocker

Virginia

James V. Holt
Elaine

B.Kennedy

Richard E. King
Donald R. Kleckner

Judy Balestrini Klembauer
Larry E. Klouser
K. Richard Koppenheffer
Joan Leidy Kraftchak
William O. Kraftchak
Keith L.Kramer

Michael M. Kush
Louise Nye Lark

Dorothy Eisenhart Lindsay
Carol Schlagel Macneal

James

K Macneal

John F. Mahoney
Mary Plumb Marchalorus
Robert A. Mayefskie
Elaine Kisder

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Robert

Shcrratt

Donna Shaffer Weigand
George A. Weigand

Boyle

Carole George

Mary Wanzie Griffiths
Robert

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Ray E. Gross D
Manlyn Rink Gunne
Elame Schraeder Hackenberg
C Blair Hartman
Janet Updegrove Hoffman
Joseph

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Thomas J Kaczmarek
Kann Shields Kitchen

Nancy

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Joseph P Leshinskie
Susan Swans Lunger
Shirley Pooley Lutz

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Charles

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Daniel G Guydish
Allen

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Di Susan R Hicks
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Kenneth C.Wochley
Carol Hoover Yoder

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Manlynne Kolnik Welsh
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Thomas E Connaghan Jr.
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Kenneth G Cromwell

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Sandra Swcdand Williams

Janet

Gary E Wolfe
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Karen Doty Young

K Davis
Joanne Den Dehoff
Charles E Demaree
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Linda Kloch Dent

James L

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William T Demcott

Dr R JonAckley
Edward T Andrews

Connie McMichael Dorscheid

Bryan J Balavage
Samuel R Bashore

Mary Ann Dowd
Dr Alex J Dubil
Donald B Dugan
Mary A Woodruff Dumbauld
Wayne A. Eddowes
Larry L. Edwards
Carol Defence Eppinger

Harold Hurley

Geraldmc Minnei lackson
Jay B.Jacobs Jr.
Linda Johns

Ann Mane RapcllaTun

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June Gel/ Seely
Kathryn Lewis Sharrow
Donald R Smiih

Cecelia Mistal Toth

RoyC Bowen

Mary

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Manlyn Baynham Stcinhart
Thomas P Swit/er

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Suzanne Re iff Berg

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Mary Colarusso Scarantino

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Gary L Russell

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Donald L Whitebread

Dr.

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Barbara Wendell

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Alex M. Kozlowski
David P. Labar
Donald P Lagator

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William

Barbara Urbas Connor

Robert P Gnesing

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John D. Nattras

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Thomas J Toth
Philip

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Sally Weigle Greenberg

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Donald G Franklin

Dr Robert A Green

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Robert J Biscombe

DeborahS Cook
Robert M Fanna

Gerald

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Roy E. Bower Jr.

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Carol Richard

Janet Bailey Watson

Dale R. Bittenbender
Shirley Kragle Bittenbender

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Regina Kotch Snyder
Robert W. Snyder

Karrin Fordyce Unger

Robert E.Barfield 111
Beatrice M. Bieber

Dr Daniel G T\mms
Donaldl Ulnch
John J Waples

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Gertrude Hoftcr Manduk

Jean Sabol Stankiewicz

Lawrence C. Bankes

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Ronald DiGiondomcnico
Mienda Haileman Dorshimci
Joan Hand Dupkanick
Jonelle Simcos Edwards

CLeedy

Barbara Twitmirc Smith
Ida Gingrich Smith

Arlan L. Baer

Regis

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Linda Vansadcrs

James H Lewis
Jeremy R Lomas

Audrey

Lagana Abraczinskas
Harold C. Ackerman
Dr C R.Albnght

Douglas L Davis
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Roberta Kistlcr Siller
John P Skowronski

Patricia

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Ronald Sparrow

Roland

Mary Lesevich Grant

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Laird

George

Joseph P Kubcrt

Larry Sitlcr

Charhne Suavlik Yeager

A Cole
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Sharon Sholiey Knbbs

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Frances Morsey Troutman

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Dr Manlyn

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James E Setcavagc
Dr. Barry O Smith

Nancy Bamett Erway

Stanley A. Fraind

William

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Nancy Raub Sheran

Irene L. Schnaars

Helen SobotaTolomay

Joan Dahlhausen Fattonni
Richard N.Faust

Sh.uon Kuchmskas

Adam P

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Michael L Schrccongost
Nancy Lindc Schueck

Dr Charles W. Scarantino
Robert F Schiller

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Dr Harvey R Schlcsinger
Judith Mayer Schrccongost

Michael J Santo
Frederick E. Saxton

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David W. Dinsmore
Patricia Campbell Dopsovic
Richard D. Dopsovic

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Roberta Williams Chase

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David R Schnaars
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John C

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William J O'Brien

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Dr Barry E Scheet/

Susan Shepherd Caldwell
Donald R Campbell
Jack

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Jean Zenkc Faster

Dr Francis C
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Ann Mane Ccsanni Raspcn

Robert Nuneviller

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Anne Golder Baker

Fanna

Fenstermacher
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Rosemary A Fogarty

Michael

Joseph L. Nutaitis
Joanne Nelson Pincno

Karl Z. Najaka

Raymond M Buckno
Elinor P Bums
Margaret L Bums

Evans

Judith Gross

Rjchard L. Rohrer

Lincoln S Miller

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MarkS Goldman
Thelma Goodman
Susan Lamoreaux Gordon

Dr Charles J Greco

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Sharon Avery Sterner
Alice McKeown S/,ymczak

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John H. Stutzman

Dorothy Worhoch

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Fred E. Yohey Jr.
Lee E. Yohn

David Kent

Nicholas A. Torano

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Esther Waldman Zabitz

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Betty Weiss Underwood
Dr. Pamela D. VanEpps
Mary Walton Veet

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Karen Calisto Lehman
Dennis M. Lesko
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Harold D. Barretts

Lynn Lomas
John J. Luczysyn

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Michael Weinberg

John M. Wilcox

Mathews Williams

Robert A. Wolf
June Mincemoyer Woodside

Mark Yanchek

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Daniel A. Bobeck

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Jacquelin Carter McDonald
Teresa Derwinski McNamara

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Kathleen Wintersteen

Richard

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Beverly DuvoPeilou

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Sandra Loucks Garfunkel

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Thomas J.

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Carolyn dunslcr

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Kathryn Hoffman Kuryloski
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Stanley B Markunas Jr.
Janet R. Martin

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JohnW. McKiniry
Claire E. McNelis
Dr. Timothy T. McTaggart
Grace Nazarenko Mielczarek
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Shirley Geisler

audience. Chancellor James
at right.

and Kutztown President
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Barbara Hershey Myer

Susan Housenick Neville

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Jo Anne Kohler Wieczorek
Joseph J. Wieczorek
Kathy Smith Williams

Thomas M. Wilson
Joan Ladomirak

Wood

Harry E Woolcock
John M. Yeager
Maxine Schlesinger Yeager
Pamela Crowl Yeager
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Shirley Kyle Young

Linda Bennick Carodiskey
Michael

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Michael

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Linda K. Alberts
Gail Karas Aronoff

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Kerry

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Donald J. Beaulieu

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Gary M. Chambers
Judy Wetzel Chappell

Steven E Jankc

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Kathryn Gry/iec Johnson

Michael

John R. Choyka
Pamela Penoyer Cincotla

Janet Struse Kelly

Allied L. Steele

Raymond W Clemens

David

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Larry S.Strohl

Cynthia Keyack Cone

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Mary Richards Turner

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Carol A.

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Richard J Hubcr
Bruce E Hunl
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Jeffrey D. Kleckner

Carol

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Keith A. Wagner

Elizabeth Bruner Jesson

Jane Fellin

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Dale E Kashner
Mary Swinesburg Kaufmann
Margery Hollar Keller

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BV Alumni
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Richard

William R Khngerman

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Seven receive Alumni awards for 1995
three

The Alumni Association honored
alumni

1995 awards dinner on Alumni
other individuals were designated

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as honorary alumni

John

The Student Housing Safety Task

'53 and Phyllis B.

Scnmgcour

S.

Force, created last

'70 received Distinguished Service

Mundy

recognized as

Williams '81 was

A

Awards, and David

campus

Young Alumnus of

ha.s

the Year.

lor the

Treasury of Ideas"

'

The

Mundy,

a

librai)

Democ

he

I

She

area.

sei viiij'

ralic

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is

iii

the

training

(

Humanity in Amcricus, Ga.
The two honorary alumni have provided
Warren, faculty emeritus,

advisoi to the

member

Sigma

many

been

Iota Omegifc-fralcinif)

Alkire. a lormer

W) years

moie than

lor

lias

is

an active

member

ol the

dinner of the BU
Seven individuals were honored at the annual awards
1993 A WA RDS
(seated, center)
Alumni Association on Alumni Day Shown with President Jessic a Kozloff
the Year;
an Nancy Feher Edwards '70 (left) and Sandra Jefferson Rupp 71, Volunteers of
Alumnus; David A. Williams '81. Young
(Standing, pom left) Dr. Robert Warren, Honorary
Alumnu s of the Year; Phyllis Block Mundy 70. Distinguished Service Award; Elbern (Ed)
-

Alkire,

Honorary Alumnus; and John

'53.

Scrimgeour

S.

Distinguished Service Award.

new

and substance abuse among students.
The Student Housing Safety Task
Force began

its

work

last fall

with two

public hearing. Throughout the winter,
the group collected expert testimony

that presented preliminary findings

I

70

the

to create a

and completed research into housing
and safety issues. Two public meetings

BU

Foundation Hoard ol Directors.
lonoreil as "Vohmleeis ol Ihe Yeai" weie

Nancy Fenai Edwards
lei lei son Rupp '71.

town

task force to explore issues of alcohol

of the university's Council of

Trustees,

upon

report also called

university and the

semoi vice piesidenl

with Habitat for

years

and the formation

landlords.

Houston

significant service to the university for

programs for students, the

students in their dealings with

The

is

number

of a tenant association to assist

Representative!

Texas) lood bank,

recommendations, the

officer by the town,

Bane

Bloomsburg graduate

B

its

addition of a second code enforcement

Pennsylvania House of

Williams, a former director ol

last

and scope of safety education and

as a political leader in

Parly in the Wilkes

to

Mayor

the spring semester.

Among

Wyoming

leadei in the

ivu

c

emerged

students.

report calls for increasing the

us $3 <75 million goal in February.

Valley, has

BU

recommendations

were delivered dunng the

week of

ampaign surpassed

c

its

Daniel Bauman. The recommenda-

ved as chairman of

new

issued

tions

the university and past president of the
sei

after an off-

President Jessica Kozloff and

Dr. Robert Warren and Elbcrn (Ed)AIkilt
wen' named honorary alumni
member at
Si Tinigcoui. a lormi'i family

Alumni Assoc lation.
the capita] campaign

fall

fire killed five

and Sandra

For information about alumni awards, or to nominate someone for
an award, please contact the Alumni Office at 1-800-526-0254.

were held

in April, prior to

formal

delivery of the group's findings.

University celebrates inauguration of 18th president
Sledge KozloflPs inauguration as

Fessica
Ihe

w

Klh president ol

I

.is

r.

Bloomsbuig University

Several hundred guests from the academic

community representing more than 50
colleges and univeisities attended Ihe event
sei

ved

.is

maslei

ol

Guests and speakers

Poaul

ol

inc

hided T Fugene

System

ol the State

Governors. Mayoi Daniel Bauman.

and lepresentatives of many

c

"As

family

who

has

said Chancellor

come

to 1983.

American Society of State

in

Kozloff examined

university has evolved from
origins and

how

it

its

there

"We

how

the

medieval

will continue to CVOlve

change. Organizations

may be

The nature of

irrevocably altered. But

power of human

intellect

and spinl to

— the

just as intense

is

is

it

this

change.

stand

at the

threshold of a

new

The prospects before us

Marvin Metzger '86 of Mountaintop was

arc

The president looked

elected president of the

how

at

universities

on Alumni Day

Alumni Association

The youngest graduate

serve as president, Metzger works for

bear on today's problems.

Tenenbaum's Travel

BR some who doubt whether

the

university can respond to the

said Kozlofl

"I

am

convinced

"It

can

We

has been done before

— do

it

Kingston.

He and

Angela Zuba

'87, are

in

we

us.

must

— and

again."

Other officers for 1995-1996 are Sandra
Jefferson

Rupp

president; Cliff
secretary;

'7
of Bloomsburg, vice
Maurer '66 of Wescosville.
1

and Dr. John

J.

Betty Fisher '48 of Bloomsburg, Carolyn

Vemoy

— almost
— extending the

hundreds of years
years

to

a

first

thousand
universities.

"Like the medieval

perfect.

institution thai DAS

But

mm ersity. as impeded
"We must
mind

Elected to serve their

much

this fledgling

as

it

foundations that define what

the

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In-depth coverage of the inaugural
activities will

issue of the

he featured

new

in the

debut

BLOOMSBURG,
this fall.

we

are today.

continue to celebrate the

life

first

two-year terms

on the Alumni Board of Directors were
Reitz '51 of Horsham, Joseph M.
Geiger '74 of Hummelstown. and Cindy

was. laid the

of

Hepler '86 of Reading. Fisher served six
years on the
1981.

Re-elected to two-year terms were Dr.
William H. Selden '43 of Berwick, Mary
'59 of
Orwigsburg, Nelson Swarts '63 of

Anne Majikas Klemkosky

Lewisberry, Sandra Jefferson

Bloomsburg, Susan

J.

Rupp

'71 of

Lilly '79 of

N.J.,

Hill.

Marvin Metzger '86 of Mountaintop.

and Joanne Derricott '89 of Allentown.
Elected to fill a one-year unexpired term
Bloomsburg. She formerly served on the

were not

for

company good."

was Nancy Feher Edwards '70 of

Trathen '68,

treasurer.

of our academic tradition, our early years

have been with us

the

Bethlehem. Scott Aikey '86 of Cherry

the parents of a daughter, Lindsay.

that

eon respond to the challenges before

his wife, the former

to

my

traditions that

me

board members elected

bequethed us so many symbols and so

presidency." said Kozloff, "but the

is just,

coming

am particularly conscious, because of
the pomp and ( jreumatanee of this inaugural
ceremony, that we are celebrating not just
"I

ask you to take up arms with

New alumni president,

any word associated with

Bit being asked to bring their resources to

us,

In her address.

is

remarkable events that are occurring about

culture.

may

reengineered.

institutions

battlefield,

I

join the battle.

the course of a lifetime,

confront challenges and invent solutions

modem

technology and

all. in

ignorance and narrow-mindedness, against

"There

need for the universities to adapt to

changes

on the

exciting and dangerous."

Colleges and Universities, discussed the

luiKl.imeni.il

may be

"Today,

— and

'The cause

worlds.

Alter

remains unchanging.

hopelessness and despair," said Kozloff.

millenium.

to this family."

Keynote speaker James B Appleberry.
president of the

"

to brave

the

decade,

James McCormick.

Bloomsbuig from 1973

president ol

new
lor

career options

"The struggle

have been

continue to excite intellectual

change and embark on journeys

Originally a

medieval knight brandished the

the

"We must

curiosity so that our graduates can confront

stakes equally high.

personally oveijoycd and impressed by the
individual

mace

against enemies

e

"It

I

1th century."

today's scholar takes up aims against

adnunistiators and students
is

1

knowledge

ampus

constitutcncics. including lac nil v. stall,

"Bloomsbuig

during the

weapon of war. the academic mace has
become a symbolic weapon in the fight

mac

ceremonies

Dixon, chairperson

in Italy

Ko/lofl discussed the symbolic importance of the academic

elebrated on April 22.

huslee Robert Uuchnci

established

Alumni Board from 1975

to

Alumni Board from 1988

to 1994.

Schweiker

Interim
business

Li

challenge to grads

is sues

Governor Mark Schweiker. a 1975

graduate, addressed over HX> graduates
l

Schweiker called Bloomsburg "very much
one of the most
of a career-maker for me

BU

—

at

commencement exercises
was 20 years and two days

significant seasons ol

the University's

dean

on

after he sat in the audience as a graduating

important consideration

appointed

senior

his

May

13.

It

Gene R Remoff has been named

interim

"You have been given

a great gift at

and opportunity

recently by President Kozloff.

responsibility and an obligation to give

As interim dean. Remoff will direct a
that enrolls
business program at Bloomsburg
1

—a

,400 undergraduate majors and

gift

of knowledge, growth

But with thai

this point, as students,

focus in

sour natural

has been one of getting.

life

Of

getting a high school diploma, getting into

accounting, business

college, getting a job and getting ahead

education and office

from

administration,

make your locus one

forward.

this point

1

your time, giving your

energies to helping others.

finance and business

"I

management,

personal attention helped

the

come along

•it

hun on

m

ion

tat

(

sllbre ol

was the town, then
"
s ou

ii

» ompllshmontl
Bnd potential, he WSJ honoie.l as " Young
In recognition ot Ins

is

Alumnus ol the Year"
Asmh uitioiyn W0

Schweiker

Speaking

on< smpus

sense ol BXpCtf

side-

done."

Remoff

sell

doesn't stop w nh the

teat hen i

Join

work

by-side, street-by-street, until the job

lorn
1993

at

aSalle, but the

I

Bloomsburg

together with your neighbors and

ARAMARK
after

to

help you

I

Schweikei laid he had boon Looking

your

talents, giving

'Can

->sk

schools like Delaware and

Of giving

challenge you to tackle the problems ot

government program

retired

in

i

me and

|

your community. Don't wait for a new

and marketing.

2
Corporation

But

challenge you to

of giving.

information systems,

from

I

Ret tiling ins toil vtali to Bloomiburt
more than 20 yean ago. Schweikei said the
\ K an and v'.uvn," and "w ilhin
^ SlhpUfl w as
Rve minutes, had three people mine up to
''

computer and

Remoff

Vffardsblo, solid,

lose by."

I

something back.

"To

lo

education option available was leassunng
Bloomsbuig slid ihfl Stole System fit very
nicely into the outlook

offers degrees in

law.

I

monies

-jilt

Schweikei and

loi

tamih

know

people have to serve their communities

Bloomsburg

life

Bloomsburg was an

ot

"I'm faun | tanuU Ol modest means
theie was an alloidable highei

In his address, he stressed the responsibility

Business at the
dean for ihe College of
was announced
university. His appointment

more than

The allowability

"

my

earlier at a press conference.

i

In the

BU Alumni

I

having served as corporate vice
human resources for ten years.

president for

One of the

largest private sector

in the nation.

employers

ARAMARK employs

130.000

people.

Remoff has taught
in the

as an adjunct instructor

College of Business

at

BU

and has

served as frequent guest lecturer for college

seminars and symposia.

member

at the

USSR

tional Relations

Moscow

He was

a faculty

Human

filled

two

appointments of Wilson

G

Bradshaw as

affairs,

and Anthony

M

member of the

Resources Advisory

Pittsburgh

He continued

acli\ ities

a post

.is

laniero as vice

Active

his research

Massachusetts Institute ol Technolog)
•>

I

dm

<>i

ational

Both appointments

"I

were made by Jessica
S. Kozloff, president.

Biadshaw's

)i

talents are a

as "an accomplished

as

scholar with

position the institution

academic

leadership in the 2

ment and the Organizational Behavior

Remoff holds a graduate degree from the
University of Pennsylvania and an undergraduate degree from Fairleigh Dickinson
University.

i

"Foi ten yeais, lon> has leTVI d

we

create B live year plan that will

lanieio,

named

1st

piesidcnl

loi

great understanding ol the

t

i

iiiiuty to

•

Ko/loll,
I.

yean

who

i

a me to

Blooinsbuig

The course we

will be crucial

well allcil this institution

collegiality." has

position in an interim capacity lor the past

century

five years as vice

20 months

Brads haw

Prior to that,

Georgia
for graduate studies and research at
Southern University in Statesboro, Ga.

all that

at

with our

embrace

1984. Since then,

ai

philanthropic support

Slid ItaiT, preSefVl

lai nils

for the university has

in the Inline

adeiim cx< ellem e

increased by nearly

Legacy Scholarship

innovative programs, including those

$20 million,

Offered to an alumni

involving distance-learning. He chaired
several policy groups representing institu-

concluded capital

tions in

Prior to joining Georgia Southern, he held
administrative posts in the graduate studies
program at Florida Atlantic University in

will

Bloomsburg

in

assume

July and will be responsible

business, professional studies and arts and
sciences.

bachelor's and master's
psychology from Florida Atlantic

He earned

in

new

fall

laniero

library.

coming

and director

to

Bloomsburg. he was

work

development

of alumni affairs for Trenton

State College,

where he earned

his under-

graduate and graduate degrees

As

vice president for university advance-

ment, laniero

University and completed his doctoral
psychobiology at the University of

All children of

is

responsible for fund-raising,

art-

—

held on August

at

I

be

call the

Alumni

-800-526-0254 prior to August

to register the

names of

The $500 scholarship

BU Alumni
the

if

to

1

Alumni parents should
Office

alumni, governmental and community

director of the

who

University for the

semester have a chance to receive the

alumni

He

alumni

at the

second annual Legacy Scholarship
their names arc entered in a drawing

marketing, public relations, as well as

relations

BU

enrolled as students

assistant director of college

his duties at

for the university's academic program,
of
including graduate studies and its colleges

in

son or daughter

that raised

$3.5 million for the

Prior to

Boca Raton
Bradshaw

degrees

including a recently

university's

and

in the past

the changes thai arc ne< essary loi

provided leadership for a number of

campaign

to the

"

Bradshaw

the University System of Georgia.

may

set

00X1

team has been assembled

has served us so well

Bloomsburg since

At Georgia Southern, a public university
enrolling about 14,000 students.

loi the

adding these two people

In

leader .inp team, a
that will,

vice president for development.

He has been

president and dean

assistant

last

said she cxpcils that "the next live

university advancement, has served in the

he was

his post

onlinuity and insight to Ihe

leadership team

July

century."

.«

and provides

loi eiliualion.il

vne

as

"He brings

good humor, energy
and commitment to
served for the past

Ihl

university and the

Management for the City of Philadelphia.
He is a member of the Academy of ManageTeaching Society.

Committee He co hairs the Town/
iown Relations Committee and is a membei
ol the Blooinsbuig Aiea liuhistn.il Develop

university with distinction," said Kozlofl

described by Kozloff

vision,

Township

match lor the opportunities we lace here at
Mis
Bloomsburg." said President Ko/loll

member of the Private
Sector Task Force on Human Resources

Council and as a

has

all.uis. I.iiueio

ol (he Scott

(

remarkable

experience will be particularly helpful in
program development and strategic planning

Bradshaw.

ommumlv

meni Authority

Management.

president for university advancement.

i

membei

iZonlng

In

1994 graduate

in

seived as a

dot toial lellow at the

Cambridge, Mass He is
the Haivard Institute loi

in

executive committee of The Conference

Board's

Bloomsburg University has

provost and vice president for academic

in 1990.

as a

university leadership posts filled

senior leadership vacancies with the

Institute of Interna-

and World Economy held

He has served

Key

Association

who have

I

their children
is

provided by the

in

honor of those

sent their children to share

Bloomsburg experience.

also serves as executive

BU

Foundation

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Deborah Fedaslian Evert

Mark A Svcrchck

Lynn Daniel* Pehnel
Mark A Pehnel
Jane Ko/ura Pennelly

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Susan Reilly-Goeldner

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Brenda A. Robinson
John D. Roskos
Danielle Ross Sadock
Ronald E. Sahm

Jane Havrilla-Dooner

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John

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Sharon Close Heck

Troy R. Seiler

Lentha Lucas Zinsky

Monique Manning Heffner
Vicki Pantuso Henry

Gerald W. Shantillo

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Dianna Waddell Hensler

Michele Ermiho Adkins

Scott

M. Hippensteel

Susan Stenson Sheldon
Lisa Musto Shober

Louise Breslin Albertini

John

P.

Howard D. Angstadt Jr.

Lisa Reeves Hlavnicka

David

Cynthia Cantagallo Arbaugh
Stephame Hoover Arnold

Nicole Blyler Hockley

Daniel

Annette Shermeyer Hogan

EUsa M.Smith

Gail L. Austin

Michelle

Stephen

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Julia Poduszlo-Light

Paul A. Gould

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Daniel

Susan Early Drakas

Lawrence S Melenchek
Linda Fox Mertz
Todd E Mertz

Michael P. Markowsk.
Susan Bog.a Marquardt

Terina

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Ann Adams Dinges
Alexandra Colebum Dixon

Wanda Willis McDonough
Jennifer Fenimore McGee
Douglas G McNaul
Lisa Smyth McNaul

Lynn M. Pisarcik

Carla Marsteller

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Dorothy J Rhodes

Saundra Tidd Demko
Mane Graziano Derby
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Catherine Braxmeier

Joseph L Dcnclsbeck
Maria Deniscwicz

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Carolyn Hartjxl Broadt
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Angela Hill Spinner

Michelle Johnson Beiler

Cynthia L. Johnson
Tracy Puterbaugh Johnson

Kimberly A. Belinsky

MichaelS Jurkowski

Alicia Eastlake

MoUy M. KeUy

Richard C.Stahl

Anna Maria Kempinski
KeUy A. Kern

Maureen Slabicki Stanton
Anthony M. Starego

Joseph E. Kiewlak

John K. Starr

Duane Phillips Jr.
Scon E Pickford

Laune A. Bloom
Tracy L Bonosky
Lisa Wagner Bordner
Gary L. Bosavage
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Loriann Hocking Kirkpatrick

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Diane Gard Brennan

Diane Sweppenheiser Kitts

William R. Swisher

Deborah A. Hoy
Susan L Hughes

Prashant Prabhakar

Kathleen Kappenhagen Klapatch

Lorie

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Suzanne L. Bustraan

Margaret Corcoran Krueger

DimerE.Trescott

Joseph A. Catanzaro

Janae Faust

Michael J- Kennedy

Theresa S Quaresimo
Lori Hartman Rauenzahn
J. David Redanauer

Stephen J. Bujno

RitaM. Kreglow
MehndaJ. Kreisher

Mischelle Ryder Tiedeken

Deborah A. lgnatovich
Noele Collura JencarelU
Pamela Norton Jubon
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Kevin Cecco

Karen M. Kugler

Mary Seder Reichley
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Collette A.

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Maureen Bindus Rutski
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Alicia L.

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Jonathan W. Coe

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Karen A. Coleman

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Susan Wasakoski
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Robert J. Williams

Linda J Hagstrand

Scott T.Williams

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Kathleen Pavloski Zelnick

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Lynda Simounan

Daniel

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Richard

Chnstine Shirmer Harinan

Susan Endres Sander
Michael P Sanders

Suzanne Rcitz Colley

Robin L Kingston

Dawn Sloyer SchafTcr
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Diane Turner Harrison

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Cynlhia Burden Cook

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Jade Diefenderfer Scholl

Jane L. Herbert

Joseph Sassano

Laura

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Lynn Hetzel
Debra Waibel Hippensteel
MarkR Hoffman Jr
Julia Hafner Hoot

John E Savitsky

Karen L Crede

Charles

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Carla

Kimberly Vogel Hankinson

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Lisa Diefenderfer

Maureen R Zwaan

Nancy Warmerdam Hotham
Elizabeth G Humphrey

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Bruce

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Joan Kramer Maselli

Suzanne Zcdohk Fran/en

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Victoria S. Miller

Dana Kiessling Moser
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Daniel A Nase

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David A Wargo
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Karen Schlenner Ohl
Dawn R Padner
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Lisa A. Breiner

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Elizabeth

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William L. Bachman

Karen

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David P Shadlc

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Jeanne B.ukman Daubert

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Susan Rowland

Susan E. Shendan

Ardell

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Jacqueline

Susan E Schroedcr

Kathryn Hollar Jones

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Anthony I: Reed
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HONORS ALUMNI
Last year over $83,000

was contributed from
class treasuries lo the
library building

A Treasury of Ideas.
BU's new Harvey A.
will

Andruss Library

and

feature an Archives

Special

Collections

Room named

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in

honor of

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fund -

gifts

from

the following classes:

lass of

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Class of 1959
Class of 1965

Holly Moycr

landiio

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Donald R.Bvani
Rebecca Young Evans

Shawn M.Ewmg
lobbii

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Susan Staitzel Pinch
Tracy L

Plnfc

Lalena Schrum Flemmena

Samuel

Porkei

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Burlo Young Prill

i

Paliicia Davis Gallic k

GaryS OUlick
Joseph

I

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Matthew

Kevin

J

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Robert

Naples

William R Nash
(ieialdine Knebcl Newluul

Sherd Hower Newton
William J Nice

kaienM Novak
Tanya Nowak
AnnM.OIcnick

Hombettl

Susan Heinzer Outi

QlOWattkl

Waller

C3roham

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M

Palynski

Angela L. Paul

Ronald A. Gnybowald

Thomas a

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Ann lams
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Barbara A. Hall

husiinaHigginsHall

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Janet

Dove Hartman

Sean

G

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Pclrasck

J

Ann Marie

Potocsky

Kelly Hay-Farbcr

Michele Beach Prezioai

Stephen L Hehbard
Denisc Wcntz Hebcrling

Jody L Price
Melissa A.Pullo

Mehdi Khadijch Ra/zaghi

Lon A Herb

M

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Kathy Oxcnridei Hollnuui
ce I- Hollenbach

Jodi Rathgeber Reeder

Hons

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Craig
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li/aKlh kuglei Hopkins

Houser

Hudson

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Suzanne B Hutnick
Joseph

R

Jackson

Carey Jiunta
Tina Smith Johns
Tracy Mace Jones
Jill

Jennifer L.

Kane

Richcllc Erb Kcgarise

Chris

V

Kennedy

Kimbcrly Keller Kingsle)

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Kinnej

John

Hepner

Bruce A. Rosengrant

Knstine Kaczmarek Hopkins

Crystal L. Ross

William H. Housley
Theresa A. Huber

Gina R. Rossi
Karen Rouse

Jason

Jr.

Hyman

Luis A. Santana
Jennifer L. Saraceno

Jeffery

Susan E. Sauer

Hudak

J

Donald

Mark

Lon A Boesler
MenK.Bogorowski

J

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Laurie Pflugler Schofield

Kem A. Schwier

Jobes

P.

Marie Berg Scullin

David M.Johns
Eileen M.Jones

Jennifer

D

Edward

C. Brandt

Shelley A. Jones

Marsha L. Jopski

Russell

Brogna

Jennifer A. Kaffka

Marvin K. Shrawder
LisaWitmerSmeltz

A

Brady

Kenneth M. Shearer

Laura Biscontini Brogna
Judith Cunningham Brooks

Joseph

Timothy A. Brooks

Carol Steele Kassab
Jr.

Kalinowski

P.

J.

Amy J. Spagnoletti

Aileen

Class of 1971
Class of 1972

Candace Chap

Mark F.

Class of 1973

DustmR. Chapman
Kimberly Little Chaundy

Geoffrey E. Lapp

Class of 1974

Marshall C. Childs

Lon L. Liguon

Barry Stock

Class of 1975

MarkJ.Cibort

Patncia A. Lloyd

Ladawn Stuck Straub

Alison Coffin

Melissa N. Locke

Jennifer

Charlynn M. Conaway
Laune Sheppard Conrad

Michele Rine Long

Paul

Tammy L. Longacre

M. Street
M. Stulb
Shannon M. Symons

Claudia J.Cooper

Beverly Hoffner Longenberger

Christine A. Tenel

Sylvia Anascavage Costa

William M. Lucas

Pamela J. Cragle
Sandra DeMott Crawford

James E. Lyons

Julie Parry

Stephen K. Macensky
Sharon Rowley Madalis

Leslie A. Troglione

Class of 1976

Class of 1977
Class of 1978

Class of 1980

Cnssman
Joelyn Wit man Cvammen
Marc

Class of 1981

C.

Kopervos

P.

Elizabeth A. Kurowski

Kathleen Gaily Staskin

Lamm

Amy S. Laudenslager

m

Dawn Hampton Troutman

BnanC

Martin

Jeffrey S. Vincent

Craig

Martin

Michael T.Volpe

Class of 1983

Jennifer E. Davis

Suzanne Davis

Pamela Pollick Mausteller

Diane L. Dekler
Ann E. DcWitt

Harry B.

McKeown

Jennifer L.

Susan

McWilliams

Dianne Yarko Waggoner

Memtt

Debbra J. Wagner
Marci A. Wagner

Class of 1984
Class of 1985

Neil

Class of 1986

A

Diffenderfer

Mark D Dillmuth

Class of 1987

Diane

M

Dolan

Martin D. Dombrowski

E.

J

Vicki D.

Barbara A. Meyer

Timothy

E.

Michael

Jennifer A.

Mark A Roland
Rosemary T. Roos

M Scala
Ann M Schcnnick

Lynn

Jennifer

Bruns Schumacher

Beth A. Schweitzer
Lisa

Rowe Scoti

Theresa Voscfski Sears
Shelby
Michele

M

MBA

Southeast Asia

Knstine

Class of 1993

Jennifer L. Ely
Scott R.

Tara Gosling Slmckus

Anthony R

Summa

M

Eckhart

Eric

Mitchell

Moon

M. Moser

Amy L. Moss

Eroh

Nancy C Faman
Shannon B Fan-

Janice L. Fedroff

Karen L. Nice

Thomas Ferrari
Julie M. Feulner

Scott

Randy S Thomas
Pamela Thomas-Scheibley
James F Toohey
Robin Tracnkle

E. Farrell

Jacqueline

N

Fisher

Theresa M. Flynn

Darren C. Foreman

Shannon

Buder Welikonich
Wentz

L.

Drew M. Wetzel
Kathleen Cunan Wetzel

Cindy A. Wiertel
David A. Wilson

Ruth Gensel Fedder

David

Karen C.Weber
Elizabeth

Todd M. Mullen

kimlx-rly ShukwitTartogha

Szpindor

Keith A. Weaver

Dawn L.

Caryn Chronister Terwilligcr
James P Thomas

A

Walsh

Lon E. Mowder
Craig B.Moyer
Mychak
William L. Newhouse

Stanley

F.

Amy L. Weaver

Jody L. Durfos

Class of 1992

Donumck

Keely

Wadsworth

Kimberly A Warren

Deborah C. Montgomery

Jodi

Angela G. Wade

Robert B Mikesell

Patnck A. Dulaney

Thomas

Thompson

Thome
David M.Toney

Shannon Simonet Daly

Dawn K

S.Saville

Christina E.

Karen C. Manfredonia

ReneeR.Donmoyer

Rascnella

J. Stevenson
Kimberly Clinton Stiansen

Travis

Class of 1990

M

Kevin M. Stackhouse
Chadyeane A. Stambaugh

Class of 1982

Dcmsc Rembold

Lisa Peterhn Sanders

Anna M.Smith

Ann M. Southard

Kenney
Dee A.Kindt

Michael

A Shipman

Russell E. Smith

Bruce D. Keller

Shawn E. Miller
TnshaL. Mirabile

Deborah

Fan Shearer

Colleen

Kem E. Donald

Knslcn Reitmeyer
Lisa J.unes Rissmgei

RitzlII

Cynthia Hutchinson Rohbins

Timothy M. Ronan

Hojnacki

Judith A. Jemiola

LllenN Bcchtloff

A

Reigel

Rittle

Ralph J Romano

Hess

JefferyA

Battin

R

J.

Timothy E. Casey
AnellaM Cera

'

Melissa Greene Rode

J.

Kimberly A. Henninger

Class of 1989

Michael S.Rissinger

Laura

George

Class of 1988

J.

D Hothum

Keith

Michael

L.

Pszemczny

Rebecca E. Rdesmski

Havard

Karen L Hendel

Dana

D

Robert S.Pumell

Nicole M.Haverstraw

Reilly

Laura

Susan Adams Holhum

Scott

Hauber

Pratt

A. Pnnty

Christopher

K Hams

Gary A. Reigle

I

ScOttl

Bartholomew

Diane L. Bartolf

Phillips

BainaraCus.saryPi//>

EncM

Jennifer Bar am

J

Lon

Class of 1969

Class of 1979
IVcchatka

Apnl L Balderston
llyseK Balsam

Hranklin

Amssa P Podlaski
Scon M. Praetonus
Kathleen Richardson

Jennifer Ross

NedM.

Janet Hill Baker

M

Lori Schaffer Piacenti

Melissa L. Hertnch

Tara Wolfgang Avellino

Suzanne

Lisa A. Pfleegor

Judy Hague

DawnM

Class of 1992

Patton

A Pednam
Edward T Petch

Amy J Gum

Amy C

A

Valene

Gigg

Catherine A. Callahan

Lisa E. Paul

Chnslopher

Zeigler

Zikor

LaraL. Buscaglia

Mulroony

KimbcrlyWighardGray
lo Anne G. Green

l

Class of 1967

Angela K. Myers
Susan M Najda

J.

A

Joseph G. Broscious

i

Meryl

Cathy

James

950

I'amelaS Mitchell
Marilyn Monahan

William

Cara

MGerdes

Barry J Gocrlich
Tara L Goldman
Donna Grajewski

Jill

Amy Kephart Yaslishock
D Young
Lisa A Zamii

Stepanski

Michael T Stevens

Mcimhclh

LdwaidA Miller
Dawn Pelnello Millhcim
Tracy Miller Mmnich

Dilhplane

I

Rellicciottl

ScanD McDonough

Dciltcrick

Michael

McAlecr

Karen

Liia Markel McConnell

Karyn A. Davis
Jean

Mc Adams
McAlecr

Woollum

Pappert.'r.

Thomas C Patemostro

Lisa E. Gross

LynnM Yankowski

B.

A Manarchuck

M

James R

Ryan L Gray

Wilier

Katharine

Startzcl

J

W

Widitz

Cindy Ambrose Wolfgang

Stauffer

Brenda

M

Cynthia Keller Wolff

Stanko

Richard

Jennifers Coolcy

Ronald

Keith

Cynthia

Michelle Rossi Marchcsc

Conrad

Speichcr

Douglas A. Pape

Genovese

E.

Bridget E.

Camcla Yost Werkheiser
Ernest J Weston

Snyder

Chnsnne Palko

Geisser

Susan

Donna MSpmdlcr
Michelle R Stabler

I»nus

Nicole

C Weaver
Margaret A Weik

Jamie Packard

John B. Gabage
Lisa A. Gaito

Meg E

Owen

Renale Phillips

Susan L. Foust
Colleen M. Foy

Mehssa

Knstina Wasson

Cynthia

J

I

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Jane Salak Spera

Sharon

Nellie

Connolly

I'

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Thomas F

Roland Lamy

I.

Joseph

Smith

Grctchcn

Nancy

ChnMinc KauppConaway

E

Sheila

Michael 0. 1-imprinos

John

KoheriD Coleman
Chnshnc C. Collin*
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Ugreca

EncaL Lahr

Kelly

Kathleen GhezziVelcko
Kimbcrly Milder Wall

Penny L Slus»er
Michael A. Smith

HclhA l.mdcnmulh

Joseph C. Cipriani

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Barbara Smith Shopf
Brian F Shopf
Suzanne Shultz

Tina A Singer

Allen Levy

Michael S.Chiaitai
Mary I' Chuchmari

James

LivaBausK/oboth

Karen

James S.Ceccatii
Karen

L KJine

Charles

Bimom

Tracy A.

Evelyn Schwartz Tnmmer
Melissa Straub Tyson

Kmtine Movser Sholly

Patncia A.

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Johanna M. Nolan
Jeff

M O

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Kellyanne M. Orban

Jennifer A.

Whitebread

Cathy L. Wieder

Donna M. Wilt
Timothy

L.

Wilver

Ming-Hsiung Wu
Stacey Noll Yoder

Marc

D

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Donna M Zampetti
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Chnstopher R. Corley

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Brian

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Con L Alexander
Andreus
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Diane M. Dalberto

Shawn

Debbie Hess Dalkiewicz

Elizabeth

Rhonda O

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S.

Joseph PBergstein

Jr.

Eileen S.Bemhard

Kristin

Bower
Tracy McLaughlin
Mark A. Boyer

Michael S Hess

TinaM Mace
Amanda Bellinger

Tara A. Dellegrotti

Maureen Hickey

Paul

Dawn R Delong
Shem Angelow Den-

Jan

Christine S

Wayne W.

Eileen

Melissa

Carolyn J. Carey
Diana L. Carlson
Cassel

J.

Linda A. Cernovsky
Joseph F. Ciccarone
John

R

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Amy F

Karpinski

Miller

Ronica Ymgsl Montagna
Bernadettc

Frank

L. Kirby

Jean

Klein

J

Kristen Pinkowski Klinger

Lori A.

Koch

Koemg

Laura

Tammy

Christopher

J.

James J. Kramer

Gail

Amy

Christina Patterson

They enable alumni and friends to maximi/cihcii

Gifts

approximately $133,000

in

AT&T

ADVANTA Corp.

Caterpillar. Inc.

General Electric Co.

Merrill

CertainTeed Corp.

General Public UtililiesCorp.

Metropolitan

Chesapeake Corp

General Signal Corp.

Chrysler Corp.

Glaxo.

The MITRE Corp
Moen, Inc

Chemicals. Inc.

Alco Standard Corp.
Allegheny Ludlum Corp.
Allendale Mutual

Insurance Co.

AlhedSignal

Inc.

Allstate Insurance

CIBA-GEIGY Corp

The Guardian Life Insurance
Co. of America

CIGNA

The

Chubb and Son,

Inc.

Corp.

HCA

H

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Colonial Penn Life

M

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&

Heinz Co.

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Morgan-Worcester.

Honeywell.

New York

American Tobacco Co.

CoreStates Financial Corp.

Illinois

ARAMARK

CoreStates Hamilton Bank

Ingersoll-Rand Co.

ARCO

Coming, Inc.
Crompton & Knowles

Intel

Crum

Arthur Andersen

Ashland

&

Co.,

SC

Oil. Inc.

Automatic Data
Processing, Inc.

Avery Dennison Product

Avon

Products. Inc.

BASF Wyandotte Corp.
The J E Baker Co.
Bank of Pennsylvania

Hoffmann-La Roche.

& Sons Co.

& Co

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Inc

Dresser Foundation, Inc.

The Dun

&

Bradstreet Corp.

Bell Atlantic Corp.

Emst & Young
Exxon Education Foundanon

Bell Atlantic-PA

FMC

Bell Atlantic-NJ

Federal-Mogul Corp

Bell

Telephone Labs

Beneficial

Binney

&

Management Corp
Smith

Boston Edison Co.

Corp.

Federated Depart. Stores.
First

Bellcore

Chicago Corp.

First Fidelity

ITT Corp.
Tool Works.

BanCorp

Ford Motor Co.
Fulton Financial Corp.

Inc.

PQ

International Business

Johnson

&

Higgins

Johnson

&

Johnson

Life-

The Jostens Foundation
KPMG Peat Marwick
Keystone International. Inc

Kmart Corp
and Co.
J.

Lipton

Co

Martin Marietta Corp

Medusa Corp

Corp.

Inc.

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The Quaker Oala Co.

Reliance Electric Co.
Group
Paramount Communication! Reliance Insurance Coh.
Rex ham Corp
Inc.
Rhone I'oulenc Rorcr. Inc
Corp
Hannifin
ParkerRohm and Haas Co.
J.C Penney Co.. Inc.
Sandoz Corp
Pennsylvania Power &
Shell Oil Co.

Light Co.

PepsiCo. Inc.
Philip

Moms

Cos

.

Inc

SmithKline Beecham
SOOOCO Products Co.

Works

Pitney Bowes, Inc.

The

Pittsburgh National Corp.

Star Enterprise

Price Watcrhousc

State

&

Provident Life

Gamble Co

&

Provident Mutual Life
Insurance Co.

The

Prudential Insurance

Co of America

Stanley

State

Farm Insurance Co.
Street Bank

&

Accident

Insurance Co.

Trucks. Inc.

Public Service Electric

& Oat CO.

Group

The Procter

Lukens. Inc.

McGraw-Hill.

Life-

Tenncco.

Inc.

lelley. Iik

Pacific Telesis

International Paper

Mack

PMA

The

Thomas

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Life lasurance Co.

Northern Slates Power Co.

Corp.

Eli Lilly

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insurance Co.

Inc.

Kellogg Co.

Eaton Corp.

D

Insurance Co.

Northwestern Mutual

insurance Co.

The Dexter Corp.
Jones

Inc.

James River Corp.
John Hancock Mutual

Day-Timers, Inc
The Detroit Edison Co.

gifts

Nationwide Mutual
Inc.

Machines Corp.

Forster, Inc.

Dauphin Deposit Corp.

Dow

Group

&

R.R. Donnelley

Muhelii

NationsCredit Corp.

The Continental Corporation
Coopers & Lybrand

Industries, Inc.

RubyM

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NationsBank Corp

Hewlett-Packard Co.

Corp.

laimon

Inc.

American Express Co.

Armstrong World

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American

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Alumax Inc
Aluminum Co. of America
American Cyanamid Co.

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Lynch

Computer Association
Conoco,

RunaM

National Liberty

Co.

Corp
Hershey Foods Corp.
Harris

International

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NBD Bancorp.
NCR Corp.

Foundation

Citicorp/Citibank, N.A.

Insurance Co.

Co.

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education,
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General Cinema Corp.

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Nancv M Ytnlei

Smith

Spauldmg

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Pasko

Carpenter Technology Corp.

Air Products

Daniel R Woltgang

Smith

Splckla

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Mellon Bank

Aetna Life

Scout' Whitehead

Snyder

C.abnelle

Gannett Co., Inc

Inc.

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Shaw

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Melissa

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Nancy S Pabst
Jenny

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David P Owens
Paul

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Beth P

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Buckeye Pipe Line Co.

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Ms. Barbara

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Mr. Anthony Dirado

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Mrs Mary Bobbe
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Mr. Arthur Campbell

Ms. Evelyn Cosklo

Mr.

Mr. Robert Campbell

Ms. Elaine Costello

Mr. Clark Doebler

Ms

Jacquelyn Costello

Ms. Joanne Doherty

Mr Sherwood Boger

Ms. Elizabeth Capizzi
Mr. & Mrs. Pat Capobianco

Mr.

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Mrs. Jeanne D. Bohringer

Ms Katnna

Ms. Gail Bolan

Ms. Gail Caputi

Mr. James

Ms. Marlene Bolmsky
Mr Bradley Bolton

Ms. Laura Carollo

Mr.

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Mr

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Ms. Elsie Coughenour

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Mr. Sal Calderaro

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Mr. John Donnelly

Ms. Tern Basttan
Ms Nancy Bath

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Mrs. Sandra Donnelly

Mr. William Cross

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Mr Howard Bowers

Mrs

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Mr. Paul T.

Ms. Sandra Bowers
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Barbara Batsch

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Ms. Charlotte Battel
Ms. Margaret Bauer

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Mr. Charles Baum.m
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Ms. Pamela Boyer
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Ms. Lorraine Baylor

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Ms. Janet Cavallaro

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Mr. Ellsworth Davis

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Mr Samuel Brown
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Mr David German

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Ms. Eileen German

Mr. Richard Fisher

Ms Debra Getz
Mr Gordon Getz
Mr Philip Giagnacova
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Mrs. Herman Fittery

Ms. Suzanne K. Fitzgerald '73

Ms. Carol Dunn

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Mr

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Mrs. Russell

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Mr & Mrs Joseph Guillaume
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&

Mrs.

Knitter

Knousc '68

F.

Mr. Rocco Laudato
Mr. John Laverty

Mi Bruce 0
&. Mrs Michael Koniers

Mr.

Mr William Koopmann
Mr Robert Kopp
Mr A Mrs K R Koppcnheffcr
Rita Koralewski

Ms

Mi Boleslcw Komatowski

Mr &

Kosman

Mrs. Sterling

Ms. Carol Kostecki
Mr Robert Kovalih

Ms Loretta Lawler
Ms Ann Lawson
Mr Brent Lawson
Mr Donald E. Layos
Mr Grace Lazarus
Ms. Patricia Leary

Ms
Mr.

&

J.

Mr.
Mr.

Mr & Mrs. John Leccia
Mr John Lechner

Mr.

Mr.

& Mrs. Peter Mayes
Thomas Mayo

Mr. Michael R. Mazurick
Mr. Joseph Mazzie

Luetke

Ms. Janet McAfee

Mrs. Charles Luft

Ms. Barbara McAndrews
Ms. Dorothy McCabe

Lupo

Mrs. Jeffrey A.

Mrs. Ronald Luscavage
Mr Michael Lutcavage
Mrs Jen Lutz

&
&
&

Mr.

&

Mr.

Tom McCabe

Ms. Frances McCaffery

Mrs. Jack Lykens

Mr.

&

Mrs. Gerald

Lyman

Ms. Lois McClanahan
Mrs. Lana K. McColligan

Mrs. Susan Lyon

Ms. Pat Lysik

Ms. Katherine McConnell
Ms. Carol McCormick
Mr. James McCracken
Mr.

&

Mrs. Richard McDonald

Mr. Patrick McDonnell
Mr. Larry McElrath
Mr.

&

Mrs. James McElrone

Ms. Katherine McEvoy
Mr. & Mrs. Patnck McFadden

&

Mrs. Jay E. McGarvey

Ms
Mr

Judy Kays

Mr.

Robert Keating

Mr.

&

Dr.

Gregory C. Keck

Mr.

&

Mrs. Patrick A. McGee
'59
Mrs. Filomena C. McGlade

Mis Michael Keebaugh

J. McGoldrick
McGurl

Mrs. John

Mr. James Keegan

Mrs. Joanne

Mis James Keincr
Mr
Ms Dorothy Keiper
Ma !atherme M Kellei

Ms. Margaret Mclntyre
Mr & Mrs. David L. McKee


I

Mi

&

Mis

I

B1T>

Bloomsbu,

Mi William Kellei
Mi & Mis Dennis Kelly

Ms
Ms
Ms

Joann Kelly
P Kelsey
Kelsey '69

la

Rev Robert
Mr. Ralph

g

Tom

kneelln* from
i

Mr. Barry P Kiajt
Ms Helen Ki.hik

Mi

&

Ms

Mrs. Bruce

.V

P.

Beverly

Knck

Ms. Stephanie Krichel
Kcysei

Mr. Peter

J

Dr. Robert

Ms. Joan T Lentczner
'75
Ms. Diane Philips Lepley

Ms. Lesley Madigan

Mr.

Mr. Patrick Madigan

Mr. Merrill Meneeley

Mr James

Ms. Regma Madrovsky

Mr.

Ms. Virginia Maffett
Mrs. P. Lynne Magee

Ms. Cheryl Messina

Mr Gus R Kuhlman
Mr & Mrs Harry Kuhns
Mr Dennis Kukulka
Ms Mary Ann Kulcnguskey
Mi Samuel Kulp

Nancj
Mi \ Mis

Mr.

&

M

Kim
Kimmey
l'homas Kmeaul

Mrs and Eugene Kindt

\is

Lescure

Karen Kupchik

A. Lettiere

&
&

W. Meldrum

Mrs. Robert Menditto
Mrs. Harold Messer

Ms. Joann Metz
Ms. Patricia Metzger

Ms. Carclyn Levenduski
Mr. & Mrv William Lever

Ms. Melanie Maggio
Mr. John J. Magovem III
Mr. & Mrs. William Maguire

Mr. Josiah Lewis

Mr. Jim Magyar

Ms. Kathy Meyers
Mr. Richard Meyers

Mr. Stanley Lewis

Ms. Diane L. Mahan

Mr. John Michalowski

Ms

Mrs. Rosemary Maher

Ms. Doris Michelsen
Ms. Dorene Miguelez

&

Mrs. Ronald Levan

Barbara Lezzi

&

Mrs. Gerald

Ms. Maureen Meyer

Mahon

Mr. Ronald Lichtenwalner

Ms. Linda Lichty

Mrs. Marie

Mr. Larry Light

Mrs. Sheree K.

Ms. Sandy Lileck

Mr. John Manser

Ms. Barbara Kulehmanck
Mn Marylou LaBuda

Mr. Clarence Linsinbigler
Mr & Mrs Richard Lisko

Mr.

Mrs. Catherine Man-

Mr. D. Scott Miller

Mr. Jerry Lacey

Mr Ronald Lock wood

Ms. Barbara Marshalek

Mr.

Ms. Mary Lacina

Ms. Stacy Loftus
Ms. Deborah Lohrer

Mr.

Mr.

Mr.

Ms Ruby King
Ms Diane Kintner
Ms Angela Kirkpalrick
Mr Arthur Kim
Ms. Bemadine Kisatsky

Mr.

Thomas Kupusmck
& Mrs. John Kumat

&

Mrs. Frederick Kuster

Mr & Mrs

Robert

Ms

Kathleen Kissinger

Ms. Kathy Ladley
Mr David Lafferty

Mr.

& Mrv

Mr. Jeffrey

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Mrs. Richard L. Leland

Mr. Marshall W. Mehring '69

Mr.

Mr Jack B Kindt '72
Ms Diane King
Mr. & Mrv Max R. King

Charles F Ku/

&

Ms Mane

Ms Judy Kilhetnei
Ms Maureen Killmer

Ms

Ms. James C. McShea

Mrs. Rita MacNeal

Mr.

Mr. Daniel

&

Mr. James R. Megenity

Mr. Philip Lengle

Mr.

Mr. John Kuhai

Ms. Margaret Kilpatrick

Mr.

Ms. Kathy Meixsell
Mr. & Mrs. James Melchior

Mr Donald Kuhline

Jr

Mr. Donald L. McPherson

Ms. Donna Macklem
Ms. Betty Macknis

Steven Lehrman

Ms. Trina Vernon Leshinski '73

Kuchar

McMulIm

Mr. Robert McNutt

Mr. George K. Mehring

Ms. Louise Leitzel

|

Kreischer '68

Ms. Linda KreSgC

Keyes

Ms. Francis

Mr Gerald Mack
Mr & Mrs. Kirk Mackey

Mr

Mrs. Terry Kramer

Mr Dale

Mi John R

Keil

Ms. Sue McLeod
Mr. James M. McMahan

consisted of,
display in the president's office BU^team
Interim
laniero (player/coach). President Jessica Kozloff.

Ms. Kathy Leh

Lillian Kiaat/

F.

Mr. Gregory McLaughlin

arol

Mrs. Conine Keislellei

Mi

Ton)

set a winning precedent by routing
town-gown basketball game. April 12. in the new

Top admimstrators

in the first

The game troph)

Vice President

left

21

Vice President Preston
Uoneson. Special Assistant Jim Pom/ret; back row from left.
Cooper, and Vice President Bob Parnsh.
Tom
and
PatSchloss
residents
P
Wee
Herring, Assistant
Ms. Mary Machay
Mr. John Leffel
Ms. Peggy Kozlowski
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Machmer
LeGates
Diane
Ms.
Kraatz
Mi

Ms

Mi Michael C Kenned)
Ms. Gretna Keilm
Ms Patricia Kerpcr

J

to

Joseph

Kemmcrcr

Ms. Lisa Kendall
Ms Janice Kenned)

Ms. Linda

Hall players 23

uu*nt recreation center.

pmvost

Kathleen Kelly
Panic

ATCAMTOPPLES TOWN HALL —

Kellei

I

Sr.

Ms. Linda McDonnell

'73
Mrs Ann Shuman Kahler
'62
Mr. Gary R Kahler
Ms. Margaret Kane
Ms Roscann Kapuschmsky
Mr & Mrs Anihony Kascnga

&

McCann

Ms. Joan McCardle

Ms Dorothy Kachel
Mis Patri< ia K.u hurka
Mr. Joseph Kac/.marck

Mr.

McCabe

Mrs. John

Mrs. Luther Lutz
Mrs. Larry

Jr.

Mr. Richard Mazikewich

Mrs. Jerome Lucke

&

Raymond Matthews

Ms. Theresa Mattu

R Kabrhel

F.

& Mrs.

Ms. Rochelle Lubrecht
Mr. Gordon Lucas
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Luckangelo

Mr &
Mr &

Martinez

Mrs. Carol D. Masser
Mr.

Mr.

Ramon

Maschuck

Mr. Paul

Lorson

Ms. Arlene Lowe
Lowe
Mr. & Mrs. William

Mr &
Mr Daniel

Mrs.

Mrs. Thomas Martino

Ms. Francis Martinsky
Ms. Sharon Marzano

Mrs. David Lord

Mr. Manuel Louro

Mr.

Ms. Dorothy Lefever

&

Mr.

Mr James Lordi
Mr. & Mrs. George

Mrs. Luz Lebo

Mr. Daniel Leddy

Judith Kowalski

Ms

Mr. Fred Joseph
Mr.

Mr Ray LatorTe
Mr Walter Latoumous

Kolloff

Mr.

Ms

Mi ThOmai
Mrs Donna

Landis

Ms. Victoria Lalona

Mrs Betsy Kochler

Mrs. Carl Jolley
Mrs Brian Jones

fanii

Mr & Mrs James L.
Mr Jerry Lantz
Mr Michael Lamey

Ms Barbara K(Kh

Miiiy Johnston

Mr.

KJem

J

Larry Klouser

Mr & Mrs

Sandra Johnson

&
&

Mr
Mr &. Mrs Ronald
Mr Benton Kline

Mr, Linda Kline
Mr Anthony Khnctop

Harold Johnson

Mr.

Mr Nelson Lancaster
Mrs Cathy L Landis

Ruth Lopresti

&

Rev.

Mrs Linda Brown Long

Barry Lahr

Ms. Lama Lamey

Klaus

Allen KJeintop

Mr. David Johnson

Mr
Ms
Ms

G

Mrs Kathryn

Ms. Linda Jerome

Mr Robert Jesbcrg
Mr J Johncssce
Mr & Mrs George

Carl Klach

Mr

Ms. Roberta Jasper
Mrs Nanty M Jaworsk)

Mr

Lahm

J

Kutchi

Ms. Mary Lombardi
Mrs. Catherine Lonergan

&
&

J.

Mr

Malick

Mrs. William Markey

Mrs. John Martello

Joseph Mika

Ms. Lorraine Mikloiche

Manbeck

Ms. Alice Miller
Sr.

Ms. Ann Miller

&

Mrs.

J.

Richard Miller

Mr. John Miller

Ms. Barbara Martin
Mrs Connie L. Martin

Ms. Karen Miller
Ms. Kathy Miller

Ms. Jean Martin

Mr. Lee Miller

o

I

BU Parents
& Mrs Craig Sagemuehl
Mi Stephen Samuels

Ms. Margaret Miller

Ms. Nancy Nester

Mr & Mrs

Mrs. Patricia Miller

Mrs. Darhs M. Neufer

Mr. Archibald EtabtttaOO

Mr. Peter Miller
Mr. Robert P. Miller

Mr.

&

Mrs. Helmut Neugebauer

Mrs Pamela J Piestcr
Mrs June Pippis

Mr.

&

Mrs. John

Ms

Mr Frank Rocco
Mr & Mis Hiomas Roche
Mr &. Mrs Albert S Rodgcrs

Neumann

Mr. John Ploskm

Ms. Sandra Miller
Mrs. Phyllis A. Minner

Ms. Mary Ann Nicodemus

Ms

Ms. Gail Minnich
Ms. Lina Mirarchi

Mr.

Ms. Connie Miroslaw
Mrs. Mary Ellen Miscavage

Mr. Eric

Mr

Mr.

& Mrs.

John Moczydlowski

Mohl Jr.
Thomas Molchan

Mr. Charles W.

&

Mrs.

Mr.

Mr.

&

Mr.

Mrs.

Novak
Ms. Nonne Novitsky
Ms. Genevieve Nudo
Mr.

&

Mr

Patrick O'Brien

Mr.

&

C

Jr.

Bcmic Pomidor

Pompom

Mrs. Joseph Poremha

Dr Albert J.
Mr & Mrs Richard PoycJJ
Ms Catherine Powers
Mr. James Powers

Mr & Mrs
Mr & Mrs

Robert

Mrs Elaine J Rompolski 'SO
Ms Rosemanc Rosano
Ms. Glona Rosen
Mis
muse McNitt Rosensteel
Mrs Roy Rosiak
Mr James F Rosica
Ms Mill Rosim

Mr. Gerald Schettlei

Ms. Geraldine Moore

Mr

Ms. Darla Pszeniczny

Ms Rose Ross
Ms Theodora Ross

Mrs. Helen Olsheskie

Mr. Joseph Pugnctn

Mr

Mr. Robert Ontko

Mr. Vince Radcl

Ms. Patricia Morcom
Mrs. Margaret Moreira

Ms. Kathy Orlosky
Mr. Peter Oswald

Ms. Bonnie Davey Rae

Ms. Gayle Morgan

Ms. Maryann Ott

Mrs. Kay Morgan

Mr

Ms. Maureen Morgan
Mr & Mrs. William Morgan

Ms. Nancy Paist
Ms. Michele Paley

Ms. Joan Morrell
Mr Fred Morris Jr.

Mrs. Lucy Palmer

Mrs. Mary

Moore

Mr.

&

Mr.

&

Mrs. Robert A. Moore
Mrs. Edward J. Moran

Ms. Judy Morrow
Mr. Delroy Moser
Mr.

&

&

Mrs. Randolph L. Mull

Mr. Robert Mullen
Mr.

& Mrs.

Mr.

&

Robert Mulligan

Ms. Lynn Munyan
Mr. & Mrs. James Murphy
Mr. William

Mrs. Francis Parillo

Mr

Mrs. David Parker

Ms

Mr.

Raymond

Pecci

Mr. Joseph Peditto

Mr &

Mrs. Jerome Pellegrino

Ms. Sherry Pernick

Ms. Laurie Murray
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Musser
Ms. Diane Myers
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Myers

Mr.

&

Mrs. Joseph Perrone

'71
Mr. Chris R. Perry
Jr.

Mr

&

Mrs. G. King Perry

Mr. William Perry

Ms. June Myers
Mr. Kenneth Nase

Mr. David Persing
Mr Mrs. Francis W. Peszka

Ms. Virginia Nase

Ms. Cheryl Peterman

Ms. Sheila Nathan

Mr.

Mr. George E.

Mr.
Mr.

&
&

Mrs.

Namey

&

Thomas Navarria

Mrs. Stanley Nazarchuk

Ms. Kathy Neamand
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.

&
&
&

Mrs. James

P.

Needham

Mrs. Paul Neff
Mrs. Kelley M. Neidigh

Ms. Rhonda Neidigh

J.

Robert Peters

Mr. Richard Peterson
Ms. Cheryl Petery
'70
Mr. Peter P Petrushka

Mr. Julia Petz
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Pfeil
Ms. Kathleen Phelan
'57
Mr. John R. Phillips

Ms. Lavera Nelson

Mr. Sidney Phillips
Ms. Marsha Piazza

Mr. Michael Nemshick

Mrs Diane Piccone

Mrs. Carol Nesgoda

Ms

Ms. Eva Nelson

Mr.

&

Mrs.

Lmwood

Nester

Row

I.

m.

Colleen Rowles

Dons Rowley

Mis Mary Rudy
Mr. & Mis Robert RtlCpp
Mr James W. Rutenei
Mr James Ruggen '89

Ms. Carolyn Per

Murphy

Ms Barbara Schwenzcr
Mr A Mrs Thomas Si uu mo

Mrs.

MneJ.is

Mr John Rayeski
Mr Howard Ream

Mr. Pat Pecora

Mrs. Jeffery Mullin

Sue Picraux

Mr. Robert Pierman

Cheryle Schrcfflcr

Ms

I

Mr. Ronald Raudenbush

Mr. John Paul
Mr & Mrs. Richard Pavelik

John Schneulei

Mrs

Mi

Ms. Mary Papadatos
Mr. & Mrs. John Pappas

Ms. Ann-Mane Patterson

Ms. Audrey Mulhall

Petei Schneulei

Mr
Ms

Mr. Clifford Rowles

Mr. John Paolini

Lillian Pastirik

Mi

Mr Chacko Raju
Mr Henry Rambo
Ms Judy Ramser
Ms Kathleen Ranck
Mr & Mrs Frederick Rapp

&

Ms.

Mrs Robert Schlucnsen

Ms. June Schubert
Mr & Mis Samuel Schui

&

Mr. Charles Paslay
Mr & Mrs. Joseph Pasterski

&

Mr Joseph Schmidt
Mr & Mis lames Schmill

Ms

Mr.

&
&

Mr.

Mr. William Rovito

Mr.

&

Schen

Ms. Karen Raffenspcrgcr
Mrs. Denise Rahn

Juhc Rubin

Pannick

J

Ms. Bonnie Schirk

Mi Dean A Schrcfflei
Mi Fdwaid Schiodi

Patricia Rothwell

Ms

J.

Mi & Mrs Richard

Mr Alan Roupp

Mr.

Panik

Mr. Paul Paskevich

Moyzan

Mrs. Stephen

Ms.
'<>*>

Ms. Lila Ratzer
Mr. Thomas Rauch

S.

Mrs. Joseph

Mrs Kuthryn G. Schalles
Mr.
Mrs Anthony Rossi

&

Mr.

Mr. John Mrykalo
Mr. & Mrs. John Muckenthaler

&

Mr.

Mr.

Ms. Maureen Moynihan

Jr.

Jane Ro/anski

Mr. Neil Pantangelo

Mowrer
Mr. Bruce L. Moyer
Ms. Joan L. Moyer

Prokopovich

Ms
Ms

Mr.

Mr. Barry

Mr.

Daniel Oyster

Mr. Jude
•

Mrs. Russell Moser

&

Olmo

Mr. Russell Palmer

Ms. Patricia Motaka
Mr. Jere Motto

Mr.

Julio

T

Rick Suylor

Ms Victoria A Schatcr
Ms Nina Schatlci

Ms. Alice Prouty

John

/

Roman
Roman
Mrs Judith A Romanski
Ms Darlcne Rompilla
Jill

1

Mrs. Robert Preston

Mr

Mr & Mrs

Alia

Ms. Carol Olekszulin

Mrs. David Moore

Saskiew k

Mrs Louise Schacfler

Mr. David Moore

Mr &

\iiii

Mi \ Mis Man Saturn
Ms lVbia S.mmleis

Mrs Anna Rolley

Mr

Carcl Pozcnges

Mis

Mr. Warren Savage

Stephen Rogers

Ms. Marjonc Powers

Mr.

Waltci Sandstiom

Mr

Mr Thomas Savage
B Rogers

Thomas L. Oakum '72
Mrs. Thomas Oatley
Mrs. Maryann Oestreich

Mooney

J.

Mrs Joanne Sands

Roebuck

Rogers

Ms. Anna M. O'Reilly

Mrs. Robert

Mr.

Mrs Gordon Robinson

Ms Glona

Ms
Ms

Ms. Mae Possicn
Potts

"71

Roberge

tatolnette

Pomfret

Mr. James Post

O'Heam

&

Richard Pollard

James

Ms. Mary Ellen Posluszny

Ms. Marilyn O'Donnell
J.

Dr
Mr

Ms. Nancy

Mrs. John O'Brien

Mr. John

& Mrs
& Mrs
& Mrs

Mr.

Thomas Nolan

Ms. Arlene O'Malley
Mr. & Mrs. Edward O'Melia

Ms. Sue Molinaro
Albert Monaco
John Mondoro

&

Ms. Linda Nordmark

Ms. Patricia Moglia
Mr. David Moglin
Mr.

Nimmo

Mrs. Elyn

Pokrywka

Joice

li/abcth

t

Mr.

Barbara Pitcher

Mr. Ronald Nichols

Russell Miller

Ml

Stephen PtoahoftM

&

Jr

Mrs Richard Raspcn

James Reasner
Barbara Reazor

Mr.

&

Mrs Siegfried Rcbneggcr

Mr. Ralph Reckamp

Mrs Kathleen Reddy
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Reed
Mr & Mrs William Reed

Jr.

Mr.

&

Mrs Ron L

Mr.

&

Mrs. Robert Renninger

Rcii/

Mrs. Fay Renno

Ms. Dons Repslus
Mr. & Mrs. George Rettas
Mr. & Mrs. Craig Reynolds
Mrs. Peter Reynolds

Ms. Donna Rhoads
Ms. Sandy Rhoads
Ms. Kathy Rhodes
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph

O

Mrs Paul Ruanc
Mis William Rudmk
Mrs Robert Rudolph

Ms. Carol Seddon
Ms Carolyn Sedlack
Ms. Maureen Seibeit

I

Ms Joann Seilhamer
Mr Thomai Sclbi
Mr & Mis Dwain Seiiunel

Ms. Judi Rulcy

Mi Robert Sent/
Mr Cicorgc J. Scrchak
Mr Michael P Senna

Mr. Charles Runco

Ms

Mr
Mr.

&

Mrs Tom Rush

Mr. Vincent Russo

Mr

Mrs Denise Reinking
Mr Edward Reisinger

Mr &

i

Barbara Ro/ycki

Arthur Rush

hi

Rita Schwalro

Mr & Mrs Douglas Sum
Mr & Mrs. James Scott
Mr Frank Seaman
Mi & Mis Robert J Seculu

Mr Donald Ruggerio
Mr Ramon Ruiz

Home

Reber
Mr. William A. Reber '72
Mrs. Sharon

Louise Schroll

Patrick Rutkoski

Cynthia Scwastynowic/

Mr & Mrs Stephen Shaabcr
Mr Robert B Shambach '94

Ms
Ms

Carole

I

Shannon

Sharon Shannon

Mrs. Barbara S Rutkowski

Mr. Louis Shupiro

Ms. Doris Ryan
Mr. & Mrs Eugene Ryan

Mr Cieorge
Mr & Mrs

Mr John Ryan
Mr & Mrs Robert Ryan
Mr & Mrs Stephen J Ryan

Ms. Janinc Shcallei
Mr A Mrs Kenneth Sheaffcr

Ms

Mi

Joan Ryder

Sharp
lidward Sheaffcr

Mrs. Diane Shelley

A

Mrs David Shellhamiiiei

Mrs Sherry Sabbatini

Ms. Dorccn Shepard

Mrs Joyce Saby
Mrs Claudia Van Sadcrs

Mr David K Shipc '77
Mr. & Mrs Andrew A Shisko

Rhone

PASSING Mil BALI.

Ms Karen Richardson
Ms Mary Richart

— Michael

Ms. Ann Richer

and daughter Cassidy
joined in the dedu alion

Mr. Edward Rickard

Ms

Mr
Ms
Mr.

HU

Larry Riggs
Sr.

Joan Rinker

Mr. Gary

&

J

Riotto

Mrs Samuel R Ritzman

Mr. Robert Rivera

Ms

Jemo

feUivities for (he

Gloria Rider

Mr. Peter Rinclla

C.

Karen Roadarmcl

Mr. Joseph Robalin

'95

new

Student Recreation

Center on March H

Mike wax one of five
Community Government
Association presidents
involved

in the lenf/thy

process to secure the
/
Ult) l>ir rtudenti.

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BV Parents
&

Mr.

Thomas Shone

Mrs.

Ralph Shoup

Mr

Mrs. JoAnna

Ms

Kathleen Strollc
Struzinski

D

Mrs Joyce Showers

Mr Robert
Mr & Mrs

Mr. Larry Shubcrt

Mr

Regis Stumpf

Ms. Kathleen Shulcr
Ms. Carol Shuminski

Donald Stut/.man

Ms Dianna Shutkufski
Mr I-con Sickle

Mr
Ms
Mr
Ms

Mrs Marilyn Sihlcr

Ms Nancy

Mrs James Simmer

Mrs Tina Supcrko
Mr Dominic Suracc

Mr

&.

Mrs Gerald Showalicr

Mr Lawrence Simms

Ms Cynthia Simon
Ms Maryann Simon
Mr & Mrs Donald Simonton
Ms Hlcanor Simpson
Mr Edward

Ms

Sines

Joan Sistnink

Mr. Walter SkaHfl

Mr Robert Skuba
Mr John Slavmski
Mr Stanley Slavinski

Cmdl & Mrs David Smith
Smith

Mr George Smith
Mrs, Janice Smith

Patricia K.

Mr

Valerie Smith

Mr

(

Jindy Snyder

Mr Colin B, Snyder
Ms Connie Snyder
Ms Joyce E. Snyder
Mrs Linda Snyder
Ms. Linda Soden

Mr & Mrs Ricky Soles
Ms Sherry Solomon
Mr A Mrs Charles Soudcr
Roben
.11 r n

Spencer

Mane Sperovt

i

!herj

(

Mr

Spagnoletti

I

Otto

W

I

I

Spit hi

«Nc

Mrs Joseph Toe /yellows ki

Katharine Staib

&

Mr.

Mr

Joseph lYimarchi

\li

.\

Mrs

.V

Ronald

J

Ms

Mildred Turel

Ms Christine ruriello
Mr Joseph T\irsi

Ailcne Staples

Ms

Staines

Ms. Dolores Staudt

Ms
Mrs.

Ms
Mr
Ms

Slavs ski

leanoi Stebila

I

'li

inle\

Tuazon

Mrs Andrew K Tully

Jane Tyler

Mary A. Stengel

Dana

Mrs. Geraldine A. Valentine

loann Volenti

I

taniel

&

Mrs. John

J.

Walsh

Mr & Mrs. Thomas Walsh
Mr Max Walters Jr
Ms Pamela Walters
Mr George Walton
Mrs Patricia E Ward
Mr.

Ms

&

Mrs. Vernon Waring

Warner

Elissa

Mr

Vincent Wieckowski

Mrs. Robert Whitmoyer

Ms. Shirley Wilhelm

Mr

Ms

Sharyn Van Glahn

Mi

lames Van Nostrand

Cathlccn Stcvei

Ms. Louann Stewart

W

Mr.

&

Ms

Barbara Stone back

Mrs John
Stoll
Ms. Mary Ann StoltZftlS
Stoudt '73

Mr Kenneth

M

Vane as '72

Ms. Pamela Vanderslice
Ms. Elizabeth Vamai
Mr.

Mrs. Gregory Young

Mr.

&
&
&

Mrs.

Mr.

Thomas Young

Mrs. Jim Yoxtheimer
Mrs. Irwin Zablocky

Mr. Robert Zaffiro

Ms. Eileen Williams

Ms Carol Zagoric
Mr T Zakikhani

Mr & Mrs
Mr Genie

Frederick Williams

Ms. Marinne Zambarano

Williams

Naomi Williams

Mrs.

Mr.

&

Mrs. Frank

Mr. Lawrence Warren

Ms

Mis Maria Wassell

Mr. Robert Wilson

Mr.

Mr

Ms. Bemadine A. Windsor '63

Ms. Joyce Zarsky

Robert C.

Watkms

Waltina Williams

Zambo

Ms. Sally Zappile

&

Mrs. Martin Zarkoski

Mr George Watson

Ms. Cynthia Winters

Mr. Peter R. Zarzaca

Mrs Joan Watson

Mr Robert Wirth
Mr Timothy Wise
Mr & Mrs. Eugene
Ms. Ann Witmer

Mr. George Zebrowski

Waugh

Ms, Mildred

J.

Webb
Webb

H Weber

Mrs. Connie

&

L.

Mrs. George Weber

Mr & Mrs Paul Weber
Ms Victoria Weems
Mr & Mrs. Fred J. Wchr
Ms Kris Weigner

Mr.

&

Mrs. John Zeigler

Witherup

Mrs. George D. Witmer

Mr

Larry Zell

Mr

John B Zellner

Mr. Allen

&

S.

Zepp
Norman

Ms. Martha Witmer

Mr.

Mr

Robert Witmer

Mr. Joseph Ziser

Mr.

Thomas

Ms. Glenda Zohn

Witters

Mrs.

Ziesse

Ms. Karen Wobensmith

Mr. James

Mr. Robert Wojcik

Ms. Susan Zunck

Ms. Barbara Wolf

Mrs. Carol A. Zwitkowits

Many

J.

Zubritski '75

&

service groups, professional and civic

organizations, and associations routinely

Organizations

donate time and expertise,
gifts, to the

in addition to

University. These

resources contributed $133,000 in 1994.
Alpha Chi Rho Educational
Foundation

Alumni Association

Bloomsburg University
Men's Swim Team
Catholic

Mrs. Peter

Campus

Ministry

Bloomsburg University

Commnity

&

Delta

P

Services Group

Bloonsburg University

J

Indiana University

Varvara

Team

Team

Program Board

Bloomsburg University

Bloomsburg University

Sigma Tau Delta/English Club
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Student Cooperative Council

The Voice

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Panhellenic Council

of Bloomsburg,

Pennsylvania

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International

of Pennsylvania

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Baseball

Professional Secretaries

Schuylkill Residence Hall

Epsilon

University Faculty

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Ms. Bonnie Vanart
Jr

&

Mr.

Richard Willever

'91

Mr.

Mr. Ronald Willey

Association for Hearing Impaired

Valvano

Ms

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Mr.

&

Education International

Mr. Donald Stermcr

J.

Ms. Gloria D. Young

Mr.

Association of Childhood

&

Mr. Gary

Ms. Carol Whiteman

Husky Ambassadors

Ms
Mi

Yezerski

Ms Manlyn Walker
Mr John Wallace-

R. Ulloth

Ms. Joy Upright

Janice Sterling

Mr Thomas

Mr. Donald Young

College

Join Stephens

Mrs Gerald Sterenczak

'65

Ms. Joanne Whitehead

Assoc. of Pennsylvania State

Ms. Beverly Tyson
Dr.

Ms. Irene Yeager
Ms Mary Yeager

Mr. John Walker

APSCUF

Ms. Susan Tyler
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Ms. Janice Yasenchak
Mr. Theodore Yatcilla

Mr. William Yeager

Mr Donald L Whitebread

monetary

Ms. Lynda Stanton

Edmund

Mr. Michael White

Mr Anthony Yanick
Mr Thomas S. Yarrington

Mrs Robert Trumbauer

Basilio

Mrs.

Thomas Waldron

Dale Walker

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Mr

Mr

Dr & Mrs Robert E. Wnght
Ms. Karen Wueschinski

Terry Trautinan

Mr.

Mr AJ

Mr. Edward White

Mrs. Michael Vitali

Mr.

Mr David Stanuin
Ms Susan Stamm

Ms

Mrs. Richard Wahlers

Jr.

Mr & Mrs. Wayne C. Truskey
Ma foanne Truxcll

Mi John Sprout

Ms

Mr &

&

Ms Anne lounsh
Ms Alice Towers

Mi

Dorthea Stohl

Mrs. Joyce Wagner

Mr

Mr & Mrs Barry
Mr & Mrs. Frank

Mr

Mrs. Paul Worrell

Ms. Sharon Worthington
Ms. Geraldine Wozniak

Ms. Kathleen Wesloskie
Mr & Mrs Howard Westen

Mrs Dominic Viscuso
Mrs Peter J Vislusky

Mi Christopher Ibmlinson '69
Ms. Lorraine Tompkins
Mr & Mrs Raymond Torphy

Mi Thomas Tower;
Mr William M Tbw ne
Dr. & Mrs John J Trathen

Ms. Leah Work

Ms Minam Wetzel
Mr & Mrs. Richard Wheeler
Mr Robert Wheeler
Mr & Mrs David P White Sr.

&
Mr &

Woods

Mr. Michael

R Werkheiser
Mr James E Wert
Mr & Mrs Wyatt Wertz

Ms. Carolyn K. Weaver

Todt

Ms Marion

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Ms

Tindall

Mrs Lester Wolfgang
Mr & Mrs Robert Woodley

Mr. Terry

Ms Alice Trcmont
Mr & Mrs Tish Trcpiccione

Ms. Carol Southfield

I

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Joseph Tobey

Ms Nancy

Snook

Mr Warren Snowden
Mrs

Su/y Tiernan

Mrs Charlotte

Smith

Sr.

Mr. Glenn Vernon

Mr.

I

Ms. Harriet Wolfe
Ms. Dorothy Wolff

Mr William Wein
Mr Frank Weinman
Mr & Mrs Dennis Weir
Mr Robert Weldon
Ms Donna Welliver
Ms Terry Wells
Mr & Mrs. Jesse Wentz

Mr John R Vcttese
Ms Pam Viard
Ms Valenc Vinal

Supatina

Ms Loifl Swart/
Mr &. Mrs I^irry Swcigart
Mr & Mrs John M. Szollosc
Mr & Mrs David H Tanner
Mr & Mrs Charles Taroms
Mr 8l Mrs Thomas Taylor
Ms Jean Terruso
Ms Carol P. Thebes

Roberta Smith

Lisa

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J

Linda Sundcrman


Mr & Mrs Donald R

Mis

Margaret Sullivan

Thomas

Mr Jay Vaughan
Ms Linda Veech
Mr Efrain Velez
Mr Norman Vcrbeck
Mr Ron Vcrdelli

Mr & Mrs Victor Verdino
Mr Michael Vergarc
Mr Joseph Verguldi

Ms

Dr.

Li

Mi

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Jeanne Smith

Slusser

Pamela Sluoiei
Ralph Smiley

Mr.

Sterling

Judy Smith

Mr Dale

Ms
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Ms

Stuart

Ms. Carol Theis

Cassandra Slocurn

Ms

Jr

Mrs Carol M Thomas
Mr Charles Thomas
Mr Herbert E. Thomas
Mr & Mrs Jeffrey Thomas
Mrs Allen Thompson
Mr
Mrs Charles Thompson
Ms. Dawn hoinpson
Ms Karen Thomson
Mr Alan Threat
Mr James Tibbals

Ms

M

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Stewart

Mrs Judy

Shovhn

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Faculty

& Staff

fabric that constitutes

Bloomsburg University

ot personalities, talents, skills,

and

a colorful, unique blend

is

interests. Professors, custodians, secretaries,

police officers, coaches, administrators, electricians, programmers, clergy,
librarians, nurses

- individuals interwoven by the routine business of education

and bonded by a conviction

knowledge

that the pursuit of

Retired and current employees contributed $65.(HK) to the

Anonymous

Gifts

A Enman

John

A

Sharon Shollcy Knbbs '66

John Abell

Phillip

Mainuddin Afza

Joann Farrell

George A. Agbango

Joanne

M. Christine Alichnie
Wayne & Linda Anderson

Enc Foster
Lamoine K Fntz

F Armstrong

Christopher

Am

Mary-Jo

M

Fedder

William

J.

Oliver

J

Lanny

& Ann Lee

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Phillips

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James

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Carol L. Arnold

Patrick

Randall l*resswood

Cynthia

Eileen Astor-Stetson

Mary Gardner

Linda Brown Long

Michael E Pugh

Sharon

J

Robert Gates

Douglas Loss

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Donald D

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Joan M. Auten

Harold

J.

& Linda Bailey

William M. Baillie

Bowen Barnes

Barbara

'91

Deborah A. Barnes '86

& Carol

W. John

Bamert

Beamer
Stephen D. Beck
Karl

&

Frank A.

Joy L. Bedosky

Barbara E. Behr

Jr.

Robert

Russell A. George

Shell

Wayne

ling

George '65

L.

James Gessner

&

Robert

Nancy Gilgannon

Athamantia

Bowman

'46

&

Thomas

Jeanne Bucher

Robert Burns

Carol

Bruce

Growney

S.

&

Christopher P Hallen

C Haney
Hams

'90

Marlyse M. Heaps

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&

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Hill

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Kathleen Hinkel

Lee

Tom

Cooper

L.

James B Creasy

&

Gilbert

Carolyn Dalton

Darbouze

Thomas

&

Frank

Davis

S.

Lynn Davies
Jr.

William L. Davis

Sr.

JoAnne B. Day
William

Doyle

&

&

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Barbara Diettenck

Hoppel

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Helen Hopple

&

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James

Rudy

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Ruth KJinedinst

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&

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Anne K Wilson


Friends

Robert

Karen

Jeananne Scrimgcour

Joseph

Staff

Nancy A. Dittman
Henry D Dobson '63
Marian M. Downs

&

Kenneth Whiiney
Brace

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&

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Stephen

Schnurc '69

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Khan

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1994 Honor Roll Donors

Pamela laniero

Mary Lou F John

Brenda

e

'73

Barry L. Jackson

Janice

J

Hwang

Dennis

D

Samuel B.Slike

'57

A

Voughi

Mary Alue Wheeler
Norman I- While

Robert Obutelewicz

Thomas Ohl

Julia

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Rex E Selk

Frances Parow

Anthony

&

laim

Robert

Schechterly

Reza Noubary
Ronald & Jackie Novak

Kenneth P Hunt

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John

Nam

Nam

l-.nieru Si hull/

Norton

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Stephen C Wallace

Savage

Kenneth

G

Vaviek

Vinovrski

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Mary Scarpino

B Enc Nelson

John

Row Hunt

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Richard

III

Sandia Walkei

.t

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Stewart L. Nagel

Robert

John

Sands

&

L

Maureen

W

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Raymond

Rubenslein

Glenn Sadler

Tobias

Ronald DiGiondomenico '67

Nellie S.

P.

Susan Rusmko

Miller

Kalhenne Mulka

Kathleen Hunsinger

Linda

Josephine M. Crossley '66

James

&

John

Cole

C

Esther

Gail Derek Mullen

Charles

E.

Maynard

Lynda Fedor Michaels '87

John

Melissa Doran Chappell '83

James

Bernard

Linda Lou Hill

Belle

Mu hael

(

Susan R Hicks '67

Mary

Daniel VaiUI

Robert P Ross

Martin Sal/

James

Mae Clemens

Donald A Venn an

Marilyn L Muehlhof

Mary Ann Cegielsky

Robert Clarke

J

Brenda Ross

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Susan Ross

David

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Robert L. Roiholl

Tliomas E Messmger
James F Michael Jr

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Charles

Sandra D. Hess

Doug & Kathy Hippenstiel
Donald E Hock '68

Ellen

Melnychuk

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Chang Shuh Roh

Carol

&

Christy

Mark

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Raymond Tiudnak

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DunaR Ullolh
BdwinG ValovigoJr.

Michael Herbert

&H

P.

& Lessic McDonnell
Rosemary T McGrady
Eh Mclaughlin

Jr.

Susan

it

& Bonila Minderhout
Ronald D Mourcy

David

Camplese

Matteson

J

G. Donald

Heifer

Craig

& Kay

Susanne Martin


Arthur

Mary Haggerty

Bngitte Callay

Donald

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Shaila A. Butasek

Jennie H. Carpenter

M

John H Riley

Susan Mitchell Helwig '82

Bryan

Kaien liavelpiei

James Malta

& Carole Gnffis

Joan

& Virgie

Karen

Peg Ti allien

John

Reitmcycr

A: Jackie

Malta

Topetc

Barbara Troychock

Maria A. Brettschneider

Jesse

Colin

A

Jorge

loi

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June

Mary G.

Brown

Margaret

David Ruler

James E Brobst
Neil L.

Mary E Rang
Mark A Raynes *80
Mehdi K Raztaghi '91
Burt it Mai ion Reese

Scott P Rightef '84

Matthew

& Dolores Brennan

Charles

Sandia lay

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John

Pat

Boyd
Duane Braun

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Thomas Martucci

Ervene F Gulley

Janet

Martin

Swank

Maxine R Gottstein

Cindy Hack
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Linda C. Graboski

William

Boss

Lawrence Mack

Quinn
Rabb '46

& Susanne

Francis

David

Mary G. Bernath
P.

E Lundahl

Luo
Howard Macauley

Stephen C. Goodwin

JoAnne

George

Lowe

J.

Margaret B Manning

Deborah L. Bentz '90
Bisset

Joseph

Bonnie A. Girton

Jerrold

J.

Long

Collins

Dennis Gehns

Benson

Barrett

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campaign.

Marion Petnllo

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Janice

L Lcnsing

Ellen

Joan

Catherine Fulkersin

Lenhart '86

J.

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Roy Smith
Enc W. Smtthner
Chester P Snyder

Robert

Larmi

Patncia

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Roger

Joseph Ardizzi

Farber

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TOTALS

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Deb Kresch

Include* planned gifts

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whose
The University enjoys the support of a growing circle of individuals
commitment and leadership are gratefully acknowledged and encouraged. Last
and activities.
year, friends gave $ 52,000 in support of Bloomsburg's programs

Friends
Mr

Elbcrn

Dr.

A

H

Alkirc

Mr James Cunningham

Jr

Dawson

Ms. Harriet J

Mr. William Alward

Dr Levy Baldia
Mr. Robert E. Barton

Jr

Mr. John Magrone
Dr. J. Campbell Martin

Ada G. Hicks
Mr John E Hine

Capt.

Mr
Ms

William Hlavacek

Ms

Patricia

C Homa

Mr.

A

Ms

Margaret McGurty

Mr

Patrick

Mclanic

Mr

Mr Richard L Horn
Mr. Chnstopher R Howell
Mr A Mrs Dcwcttc Ingham

Mr Douglas K. Dillon
Mr Robert W Dillon

Barker

Ms Mary Herold
Mr WOlie G. Heyward
Mrs.

Dr A Mrs John N DcHoff
Ms. Elizabeth Ann Deromcdi
Ms. Emily DcWald

Mr Leonard A Badolalo Jr.
Mr A Mrs. David L Bailey
J

Gerald D'Arcy

Mr

Mrs. All Alley

Mr. Judson

1

Mr.

A

Mrs Tony Barton

Mr. F Eugene Dixon

Mr.

A

Mrs. Dale BeagJe

Mr.

A

Mrs Budd

Mr A Mrs Joseph G. Donchcv
Ms Marjone Thompson Duck

Jr.

Louis

H

Brandl

Ll. Cdmi. John D. Brooks
Buehner Jr., Esq.
Mr Robert

W

Mr.

A

Mr

H. Nelson Gibble

Mr A

Mrs. Ralph A. Gcisingcr

Mrs.

J.

Jan Girton

Ms Margaret I. Bush
Mr Howard K Cain

Mr Robert A Goldthwaitc
Mr Bradley A Gnffis
Mr A Mrs Arthur M Guerricri

Mr
Mr
Mr
Mr

Mervin

B. C'hronistcr

A Mrs

Barry

Mr David A Hackbarth
Mr William G Hafner
Mr John H Hagemeycr
Mr A Mrs Patrick Haggerty

Mi

Patrick T. Coonclly

Mi JOMph Bulla

Kenneth Caputo
John

I)

Jr.

C'hrislian

Conovcr

F.

Ms

A

Mrs. Peter A. Coughlin

Mr

A

Mrs William

Mr.

A

Mrs Charles A Creasy

Mrs Thomas G. Hanlon

Ms

Mr.

A

Mr.

A

Mrs Robert G Kocher
Mrs Ronald W. Kocher

Ms Manon E. Kostenbaudcr
Mr A Mrs. Arthur Kuchinskas
Mrs Helen Lanmng

Mr Ray

A

Mr.

Jr

Latorrc

Mrs. David

R

A

Mr.

A

Mr.

A

Lipsky

In Kind Gifts
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Celebnty

lifti

Valley Automobile Club

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An lines

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'ourse,

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valued

Terrana, Esq.

Norton. Esq.

Mr Lee Tevis
Mr John R Thomas
Ms. Virginia G. Thompson
Mr A Mrs Richard K Troutman
Mr A Mrs Walter F Vorbleski

Mrs. Gary Pender

.

Esq.

Walter Radsniak

Mr A Mrs Dale Reichart
Mr Joseph Reilly
Mr George V Reis
Mr Timothy W. Renninger

greatly in

1

friends, businesses,

Robin's Car Care
Russell's Restaurant

Edward

David

W

Helfnck

Jr.

'86

Hill

Mrs Linda Lou

Mary Banlle

MAN Floortown

Scott's Floral/Gift

Magee's Main

Scranton/Wilkes-Barre

Mr Thomas

Hill

Homestead Furniture
Houston Oilers Football Team
Howard Johnson Lodge. Newport

Lisa

Hill '67

Ms Karen Howenstine '76
Mr Richard T. Howenstine

'76

Street Inn

Martucci

McClellan's Tree Farm

Sports Information Office.

Middleswarth
Milco Industries,

The Pennsylvania
Inc.

Mill Race Golf Course

Stoneware

The Muffin Man
Myers Charter Service

Studio 43

Ms. Vera A. Derk '60

Jack Met/A

Ms. Emily DeWald

Jim Thorpe River Adventures

Mr Gary E. Norton,
Mr John O'Leary

Ms
Mr

William F Johnson '79

The Old Hardware Restaurant
P-Nut Bowl

Mr

Franklin

Blanchard Hcaly,

Bloom

Bloom

Inc.

Nautilus htness Center, Ltd

Bloomsburg Carpet Industries

A

J

Baseball Club. Inc

East Street Subs

Party Center

Bloomsbuig Feed

&

E.

Garden Center

Family Foot Assoc

uites

Columbia Bank

A

Co

Company,

*

Inc.

Ford Lincoln Mercury

Sheryl Lee Johnson '85

E Jones '54

State

University

J.

C. Penney

Red Barons
Shafer's Village Store. Inc.

Delhi's Linen and Gifts Shop
Mr. George W. Dcrk '55

Inn At Turkey Hill

Greenhouse

Ms. Chnstina Martz '89

Indian Hills Golf Club

'67

In kind

Mr Tom Lynn

Delhi's Appliances

A Sons Furniture World

and organizations.

Ms. Nancy Lychos '52

Days Inn

Gray

Mr Richard Wesner
Mr Alexander Wukovitz
Mr George Yankay
Mr Peter R Zarzaca

994 from the diverse goods and

Benigan

Bill

B. Watts

Mr Ken Rigby

Bcrngan's Sub Shop

Berwick Lighting Corp

Thomas

Ms. Mary Taubel Rieder

Husky Club Board of Advisors
Mr Anthony M. laniero

The Big Two Resorts

Mrs. James D. Wagner

Mr. Terry R. Werkheiser

Mr LaRoy G Davis

Tahitian Tan Spa

A

Ms. Margaret D. Walsh
Mr.

Rang

Beard and Company

s

Mr.

1

Country Studio

Dalo's Bakery

Stuehrk

J.

$ 67,000 were donated and gratefully received.

at

Dr.

Zeisloft Furniture

F.

Haidee's. Bloomsburg

Dr.

Riding Stables

BtttOD

Stoltzfus

Harry Strouse, Esq.

Mr. John

by alumni, employees,

Country Charm

Coyne '82
Mr Martin A. Coyne '83
Mrs Marianne T. Creasy

Mr

Harry's Grille

Sen.

c

"menu Suppl) Compan)

Ms

For Ribs

Barn Swallow Gilt Shop

Mr Tony
Beagle A

"herokee

Circle

Corp

Artist Series

Central Sports Center
(

Occasion Rentals

All

All Sports

Ann

Ms. Mary

These contributions enhance the quality and success of many programs.
gifts

Anooymoui

A Mrs. Robert Southworth Jr
A Mrs. Joseph F. Sterlein

Mr. Carl

William M.

Mrs. Betty

Mrs. Charles Schumacher

Naus. Esq.

Pemge
Mr A Mrs. William Peysson
Mr Robert E. Piccoli
Dr.

A

B North

Mr. Arnold Palmer

Bloomsburg University benefited
services provided

W

Barbara

Mr Gary E

Mr

Lingle

Ms Dorothy J Lintott
Mr A Mrs Edward F.
Ms Kathleen Lorelli
Mr.

Muehlhof

Mr. Charles B. Purse!

Mrs. S. W. W. Lubscn
Mrs John Lynch
Mr Tom Lynn
Ms Drue A Magec

Lawrence Harasym

Mr A Mrs Herbert Hasson
Mr Stephen Hebbard
Mr John R Hcm/elman

Coughlin

Mr. Scott

Mrs. Carl W.

Ms. Anna Mae Lehr

Sylvia Hanson

Dr. E.

Mr.

M

A

Mr

Mr Joseph Corbo
Ms Margaret D. Coughlin

A
A

Mrs. Richard L. Knoebcl

Mr.

Koch

D

Mrs. Kenneth E. Narber

Sayko
Schaal

Mr William G. Slater
Mr David W. Sommers

A

Robert C. Miller

L

Ms. Stephanie Severn

Mr.

Mr.

Judith

Flook

Mrs. John A. Mihalik

Sakalosky

Ms. Pauline Serff

Mr.

Mr. Gerald G. Francis

Mr Richard Bonham

Ms

H

Meldrum

Mr.

Mr.

Mr

Robert

McLaughlin

W

Dr. Robert

N

Jennifer K.

Mr. Paul C. Schatz

Mr
Mr

Mr. William Foster

Bolich

F.

Mrs. John McGrath

Florence L Rygiel

Luke

Ms. Patricia

Ms. Margaret Miller

Mr A Mrs Irankhn D Bishop

Ms. Nina D. Fcldscr

Herbert

Ms

Mr A

Mr. Harry

L. Beyer

Bichn

S.

R McCarty
McDonald
A. McDowell

Mrs. Kenneih

Dr.

Rep Paul Kanjorski

Mr Shiho Kanzaki
Mr Howard Kaplan
Ms Margaret B Kirk
Mr Allan Kluger. Esq

Mr. Michael

Jr

A

Ms

Stouffer Orlando Resort

Nabisco Brands

Mr

Napoli Pizza

Tastykake. Inc.

Nespoli's Jewelry Store

Tee To Green Golf Center

Nittany Lion Inn

Tenenbaum's Travel Service.

Paramount Health

Bam

Esq.

A

Nelson A. Swarts '63

Valley Automobile Club

Fitness

Value City
Victor E.

Muncy.

Inc.

Villa Capri

Joshua Tree Restaurant

Pine

Wagner's Trophies

A

Flick Brothers Electric, Inc.

Rep Paul Kanjorski

Plaza House Furniture

Wal-Mart Stores,

Inc.

Bloomsburg Office Equipment
Bloomsburg Veterinary Hospital

Forever Green

Mr. Shiho Kan/aki

PNC Bank

Mr.

Precision Printers. Inc.

Mi Richard Bonham

Rinnan Foods

Howard Kaplan
Knoebel's Amusement Resort

Press-Enterprise, Inc.

Mr Marty WaJzer
Washery System Car Wash
Weis Markets. Inc.

Knckett Square

Procomp

Western Sizzlin'

La Grocena

Productive Power

WHLM

Resilite. Inc.

Wilhamsport Cubs
Yeager Wire Works

Bloomsburg

Floral Center

Book-Of- The- Month Club.

Inc

Boscov's

B re sen's Dairy
Bnar Creek Restaurant
i

A

Bucktail

Bank

Campus

Clipper

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Trust

Company

First

Frosty Valley Country

Trust

Club

Mr Robert L. Garrison '66
Qbod As Gold
Good Earth Lighting
Mr John H Hagemeycr

Ms
Mr

Hortense Hagcnbuch '29

John

L

Hancy "85

Learning

A

Evaluation Center

Inn

Liberty Chevrolet

Ridgway's Restaurant

The

Robert Jenkinson Nurseries. Inc.
Robert Young. Inc.

Little

Shop

Log Barn Nursery

Inc.

University Store

Engraveables

Radio Station

Zeisloft Brothers.

Berwick

Zeisloft Brothers,

Bloomsburg

>

The University

is honored to be remembered
through gifts made in memory
of
beloved friends, teachers, aiumm.
students, colleagues, and family
members
1 hese memorial gifts prov ide financial

Memorials
Harriet W. Andrews
Dr. Charles R. Andrews

assistance to desei

Community Services Group
Mr F Eugene Dixon Jr
Mrs Betsy Jo Dougherty 84

'54

Thomas A. Bonomo, Ph.D.
Mrs. Nawal Bonomo
APSCUF/BU Faculty Assoc
DavtdG Martin. Ph.D.
Mrs. Jeananne

Scnmgeour
John S Scnmgeour '53

Mr

First

Julius
Mr.

Anthony Damiano
Arthur Guerru n

T.

Quinn

Arthur Guernen

Charles Schumacher

Joseph

F

Sterlein

Joseph Donchez

Arthur Kuchinskas

A Mrs. S. W W

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Dr.

David

M

ram Family Foundation

it

Bki NDA BaJ

F

Joseph

Ms Run

Mr A Mrs

John J Terrana. Esq.
Die Voice

Mr A Mrs
Mr A Mrs

Dr A Mrs John J

Trathen

Ph

III.

D

Eileen Astor-Stetson.

Ph

D

P.

Joseph

G

Douche:

Arthur

M

Guernen

Mr
Mr

Ms. Suzanne Beach

David

L

Richard

Bailey

K

Mr.

Troutman

Victoria

BU Panhellenic Council

M

H

S.

Giger

Ms. Barbara

D

Nina

Mr

Did

allien oS.


M

Mulka

'68

Feldser

Herbert

IrmUr

William

Mn

Mi a

McDonald

Arthut OturHiti

a M. Will A MS
Mrs Cynthia M Reynolds
I

Julian Hayes

Robert

D

Warren

PAI

Righter 84

i

Ronald
Jr.

m

L. Ni

Mr. Paul

D

\ ..hi

I

Paul

Mrs. Wilbur A. Lin v

I,

Mis KathtHlU

FORD M. Mil ion

Ms
Mr

D

|m

77

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^

I'm

Bressi '77

i

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N

Dr Robert P Yon f
Ms Margaret dimmer Yon

B North

Ms.

Mane T

D

Mr A Mrs

Coughltn

Mr A Mrs William CoiighMn
Mr. A Mrs Peter Coughltn
Ms Harriet J Dawson

Mrs. Audrey Bardsley

Dr A Mrs Lee Hopple

Dr.

Cm

Dr

ii

C.Skkonsv

Jessie

Reppy 63

Bloonubuig University

&

acknowledges the generous funding
received from businesses and foundations,

Inn

Nooning House Restaurant

Inc.

James

Inc

Inc

8c

Mihalik

Kawnccr Co

.

Columbia County Farmers

The Landmark
Larry's

Luschas

&

Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co.

Northern

Knocbel's

Marketing.

Pincbrook

RMC

Resort

Group

Supply, Inc

Liberty Chevrolet

I

In.

Providence Ventures.

K

I

Ridgway's Restaurant
Risk Science Institute
Russell's Restaurant

Fred

Econo Lodge

McBndc Machine Corp

Suntex

Columbia Bank

&

Trust Co.

FOCUS

Bloomsburg University College Hazleton General Hospital
Heinz Pet Products Co.

Merrill

MIE.

Lynch

Inc.

Inc

Communications

Magcc Foundation

First

Inc

lorries, Inc

Press Iriicrprise,

Magec's Main Street Inn

Norton

Pub

PNC Bank

Amusement


A

nii.il li.mt

.

On Campus

Inc

Lumber

(

Eastern Pennsylvania Supply Co.

's

of Business Advisory Board.

Hill

Kile and Kile Real Estate

Inc.

Heinz Foundation, the local manufactunng plant has pledged $25,000 First Federal Savings & Loan Assn.
toward the library construction A group study in the library will be Fleming's Nursery. Inc
the

Turkey

Jostens Jewelers

Ellis,

Bloomsburg plant, also serves on

.it

JLB Systems

The Bloomsburg Hospital

Derr. Pursel.

recently joined the

1994 totaled $357,287.

Nestle Corp.

National Bank

who

in

Independence Ford/Honda

Danville Secretarial Services

gifts. Ellis,

which

Indian Artifact Magazine, Inc

Bear Chrysler/Plymoutli/lXxlgc,

recognition of the Heinz

gratefully

Inc

Bentley Systems.

H

William A Kaishnei '36

Valley Automobile Club

Management.

plant manager of Heinz Pet Products, look part in the site dedicaApril 29. for the new Harvey Andruss Library In concert with
J

Mr

AAA

Bloomsburg Mills

H J. HEINZ SUPPORTS NEW UNIVERSITY LIBRARY — Mary

BlRNDI YOUNG

Arthur Guernen

AMP,

Aetna Foundation.

'74

i

Lintott

Ms. Margaret

Ralph Grannera

Carpenter

Wilbur "Bn " Oiwai d
Mrs Mary Oswald

Associated Insurance

in

Thai hi n

i>

Dr John S Mulka

Mc Donald

a A.

i

Foundations

named

Parks '82

l

I'KANC
ii

«

Businesses

tion.

II\roi

Cooke 29

Mr

Catherine Lintott

'85

Dr.

Ms. Jennie

&

Esq

J

APSCUF/BU Faculty Assoc.
Buck
Donald Camplese
Mrs. Kay Camplese

M

Hew

t.ru

Pri.sui

Ms. Susan Jane Ulfy 79

Dr Barbara E Behr

St rouse.

Sharon Trapuz/ano

Brooks

Ms. Dixie Gavason

Ms. Jan Elaine Barton 77

Mrs. Noreen

P

any

1

TllKRKSA I'KINKI

(

Scott

K. Stroud
1

Richard Gondol/

Eleanor

Mr
Ms

Mr A Mrs Edward Upsky
Mr A Mrs Joseph Donchez
Mr. A Mrs Arthur Guernen

Mr

Mi

ClIARLKS MaTUI.KSM

M VK«.\R£T LaSKO

Gavason

Eleanor Salx>ta 40

John J

Betty Levan

Seth

M

W»

umonr

Mrs l\uge

Class of 1988

Five Friends Memorial

Bernick E. Stout

l

PlAli Mason

MAM LaSKO
A Mrs Edward Upsky

vi

(

Cmdr John D

Ms
K

J Daniel Vann

U

Anderson 57

1.

Mrs. Dolores S Senn 57

Martha Marino
Hafner '80

Mary Hihks
Ms Susan J Htbbs
Ms Jennie H Carpenter

Mr.

Evans 36

I

Martin

Student Cooperative Council

Ted Smith

Mrs Barbam

Miller

Professional Secrelanes Int
Mr Walter Radsntak X

Sterlein

Mr

Mahm

m

Mr Roben M

Lubsen

Mr A Mrs James D. Wagner
Mr A Mrs Paul Weber
W\ommg Area High School

Enola Synder Evans
J.

Mr A Mrs
Mr.

Mr & Mrs. Robert J Moonev
Ms Beth Ann Riley '85
Ms. Jennifer K Sayko

Herold

Ms. Kathryn

Mr A Mrs

Mr Roben P

Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Ms. Stephanie Severn

Mrs. Bernard

Mr A Mrs
Mrs Mary
Mr & Mrs
Mr A Mrs
Mr. & Mrs

Undo Lou Hill
Husky Ambassadors
Mr Anthony
hvuero

ing students

Salu Stalloni Smuh

Mr A Mrs John I \m h
Mr A Mrs John McGnith
Mrs Margaret McGurtv

Mr A Mrs Arthur Guernen
Mr A Mrs Bam F Conover
Mr A Mrs Edward F l.quks

v

Thonuis Hanlon Jr

Ms. Dorothy J Untoit

Arthur Guernen

Rita Guerrierj

M

Donchez

A

Trust

Mrs.

'54

Guernen

Stephen

Mr.

Company
Ms. Judy Hague '92

Damiano

Mr A Mrs
Mr. A Mrs

Mr A Mrs
A Mrs

Mr A Mrs

Columbia Bank

A

David Paul Cohoon
Mr Gerald Harold Cohoon 81
Virginia

Ir*M GlrJtRnxi

G

Smith Trust Fund

Terrapin Cantina
Tuzzi's Bakery

Miclc. Inc

Wise/Borden Foods. Inc

Milrani Family Foundation

Wellcr Vending Service,

Montour Oil Service Co.

Zcisloft Brothers-Berwick

Nabisco Brands

Zcisloft Brothers-

Inc.

Bloomsburg

Page 49

Classnotes
Tony Bonomo
Decorators for the
affiliated with Bonomo's
wife, the former
his
and
Tony
years
past 16
and

Jr

He has
Associate in
Property Casualty Underwriter.
and
Counselor,
Insurance
Certified
Claims.
Fellow.
Lift Undcrwnter Training

Ali.

named to
Stoll E. Kveland 'HI has been
systems
head the management information
Continudepartment at the United Methodist

mg (

Barry W. Lupinl

are Services in

New

at

Cen-

Joshua. Jordan and

live

and

In

They

a half

)j

i

was

Shortly aftei theii arrival, Ernie

vision

deployed

Kuwait with more than

to

San Diego

live in

Center

2.0(H)

'81, a lieutenant

ton.

force
part ol a lour nation coalition

were

L.

Snedden

mamcd

in

earned a master

sion were deployed. She now
Officers' Wives
historian of the Division's

in

two.

and Matthew

1995.
JianninO are planning an October 21.
wedding. Susan is a CPA for the Vanguard
Group m Malvern and is puisuing a master's
taxation

's

degree

at

Susan,

C Allen
who also

BU.

is

a sales rep-

Philadelphia

in

and Renee

were married on Septembei 24
is

M

lor the

in

I

(In

is

and

Cathleen '80. arc parMeaghan, nine. Claire,
and Mike. five. They live in

Ins wile,

Pai k

(

1982
Representative

(

lunch on March

.'(.

I

le

since

iate pastor

Tuylot

Opsomer

i

<>n

'82 recently pic

"81. are parents ol foui children,

sented a workshop on Speech and Language

age from six to

Instructional Support to all speech and
guage clinicians and instructional support
teachers in Lu/emc County

named

senioi

vice president of the Claims Division of

He

Mid Atlanta Region
He joined Ene Insurance

in

l"M

s

Western

also served as

..

as a claims

distrn

manager, and manager and assistant
dent of the Erie Branch Office.

Page 50

the speech clinician for the
Crestwood School Distnct and has been involved with instructional support for the past

Kim

is

I

DTUM
i

She and her family

live in

Mountaintop

li

sales

a e presi-

He was named

at

Exeter

is

employed by Wanen Hospi-

May

6

in

Barnesvillc

Susan

an infection control coordinator at Good
Samantan Regional Medical Center. They
is

Joseph

F.

Howlett '82

for the Selinsgrove

business manager

is

Area School

He

District.

formerly was director of operations and controller for the United Jewish Community Cen-

of

Paula M. Barron '83 has been named
sistant vice president

as-

of marketing for National

in Boyertown.
She has completed courses with the Bank
Marketing Association School for Bank Marketing in Boulder, Colorado, the Pennsylva-

Penn Bank

nia Bankers Association

Banking

Amencan

Advanced School of

Bucknell University, and the

at

Institute

of Banking.

Hamsburg

He

is

pursuing a master's degree

at

Penn

Deborah Morley Butchart '83 and her
husband, Bnan. are parents of their second
child.

live in

Brenton Woods, N.J

Rachel Ann. born on

Deborah
in

May

12.

1994.

a teacher of the hearing impaired

is

Riverview Intermediate Unit Six
They live in Oil City.

in

Shippenville.

Vicky Lysek '82 and Clancy Kistler are
planning a September 30. 1995 wedding.
Vicky, who earned a master's degree in counseling at Lehigh University, is employed by

ager for

the Allentown Health Bureau

NBC

Rebecca

S.

Campbell '83

WGAL-TV

is

program man-

in Lancaster.

Her duties

include selecting syndicated programs and
coordinating all local non-news shows the
affiliate

produces for

its

more than

1

5

million viewers.

Susan Baldwin McGrady '82

recently

Township

Susan was
1994

in the

stayed on

at

KDKA

as a production assistant

comedian Dennis Miller's show.

for

"Punchline."

brary they created in 1993

donations from

BU alumni.

to the Hillsboro Library.

to

donate time to
li-

They welcome all
Books can be sent

103 East

Mam Street.

and

Julie,

two.

Brett A. Meckley '82 and Linda L
Schreffler were mamed on March 5 Brett is

employed
Wilhamsport

by

Depasquale

They

When

left that

Miller

summer

for "Satur-

day Night Live," his old show was axed, and
Campbell moved on. After another stint at

WFMZ as a local producer, she amved at
WGAL in 1987 as the senior producer of "PM
Magazine." In 1989 she became the show's

chil-

dren: Stephen, eight; Meredith, six; Lincoln,
four;

WFMZ

in
While at BU. she interned at
Allentown, and did a work co-op program with
KDKA in Pittsburgh. After graduation, she

live in

Temps

executive producer.

By 1990, "PM Magazine" was history, and
Campbell became the executive producer of a

new
she

half-hour talk show, "Live." a position

still

on July

holds.
1.

She became program manager

1994.

in

Milton

Frank D'Angelo '83 and Jean Butchko are
2. 1996 wedding in
Hazleton. Frank is a teacher at Hazle Efemen
planning an August

four years.

adjuster for the Allenlown-Bcthlehem

He has

Ene

previously served as

regional vice president of the Frie

office

were rnarned on

lan-

has been

live in

tal.

Susan and Mark are parents of four

Kim Hopkins Bender

ranging

13.

They

ding. Michael

Hillsboro, IN 47949.

imboden

Insurance Group.

in Scranton.

of athletic mats

The McGradys continue

Christopher Blackburn. Karen Scott
BUKkbum, Barbara Baker Edwards, karrie
Mvers. Nolly

Rev Langelli and his wife, the fonnei

Ludrof '81

marketing director for the Mall

is

Michael G. Ball '83 and Linda A.
Mac Arthur arc planning a spring 1996 wed-

ness.

in

Doug

Antolik '83 and John S
mamed on October 8. 1994.

I.

Northumberland, the world's largest producer

election and also started a small catenng busi-

January 1994.

Jeffrey

Paul H. Gilbert '82 is plant manager at
of
Inc.
Products
Sports

Resilite

elected trustee of Cain

rackvillt

had been serving as assoc

in

Denise

foster a love of reading through the public

iate Baptist

Denise

helped her husband. Mark, open a second law

ansd.ilc

Class Volunteers:
>,!

live

Kokinchak were

Corp

office in Veedershurg. Indiana.

LangeJJi "Hi was installed as pastoi

\hm

N.J

reside in Manhattan.

Depart

ment of Environmental Resources
rhej live

Bromley Development

Stuan

in Frackville.

a hydrogeologist with the

Pottsville

and regional

Dauphin De-

ents of four children:

I

Jeffrey

woiks

eight. Kelly, six.

'81

at

Kris Krenz '82 and Maureen Packer were
mamed dunng a cruise on February 23 They

Chris Zentgraf '81 is a paitnei m the law
linn of Del Ricci, Harper. Zentgraf and
C/aphcki in Center Square

Harleysville

Kost

commercial lending manager

earned a master's degree in human resources
Research in
at the New School for Social

Corp They

on October 22. 1994. He joins a brother.
They live in
Michael, four and a half

.1.

to senior vice president

State.

Exton.

Kathleen Hiding KoDCI '8' and hei tlUI
band. Doug, are patents of a second son. horn

Jeffrey

Hill,

'82 of Hamsburg has been

Terry Garrigan Walsh 'HI and bei bus
daughter. Kara
hand, Robert, are parents ol
Ann. born on October 29. 1994. Terry, who

NYC.

Villanova University

at

promoted

Fagan

'81 and Joseph

Villanova

•>

in

Jeffrey S.

ter

They are parents of a daughter. Ashley, age

School of Law. She lives

Cherry

Susan Gunderman '82 and Anson Light

resentative with Ciba Geigy Pharmaceuticals

Club.

'Hi

in

1983

seven ounces).

the

DC.

Susan

DM

volunteers as

degree

son. Shane
husband. James, are parents of a
1994 (seven pounds,
Tyler, bom on May 2.

reside in Bamesville.

Debbie
group
and operating the units family support

Kaufman

Amenca

Oklahoma. He joins a sister. Kayla. They
in Allentown

'82 and her

Brenda Wissinger Conway

a purchasing/planning specialist for

Terri Starner Springer '82 and her husband, Mark, are parents of a son. Scon Mar1994, at Fort Sill.
t,n. born on October 25.

She also teaches
lege in Brookl.ne. Mass.
college
courses in psychology at the

Portsmouth. Va

in

plays a critical part in organizing

while the lOldien Ol the 24th Infantry

m

Navy Com-

assigned at the
Ll. Ni/.iolck is cunently
Bureau of Medic ine and Surgery in Washing-

This
tioops from the 24th Infantry Division
was
deployment. Operation Vigilant Warrior,

Susiin L.

and

posit

mendation Medal. She was cited for mentonous service while serving at Budget DepartMedical
ment. Director for Resources. Naval

Brigade 24th Infantry

1st

Graham, two

U.S. Navy, recently received the

I

in the

is

is

Melitta North

management
assistant dean of enrollment
at Newbury Coladmissions
of
director

Steamtown

Jackson '81
Ernie and Debbie Richards
mi<
have relocated to Hinesville.Ga .where
major

at

Cheryl

Representative:

brother.

She joins a

11. 1994.

Gina M. Ni/iolck

a

master's degree

Schneider are planning a June wedding

Kimberly. who earned a
Lehigh University in 1983.

Jillian.

Philadelphia

is

Shamok.n

in

Kim Gobora Bent

They

Christina, age three

sister.

sales

Hermes Lyman '81 arc
on May
parents of a daughter. Cone Catherine,

Jamie Elizathe birth of a second daughter.
21. 1994 She joins
beth, born on November
,,

is a

ding

Jim and Carol

'Hi n port
indj Grasmecta Gallagher

(

*81 of Jessup

He and
representative for the Lorillard Co
of three children:
his wife. Julie, are parents

Lcwisburg. He formerly

was a senior systems specialist
Avoca
tury Communication in

re-

Warrendale.
sponsible for operations in
New York
Murrysvillc. Ene. Johnstown and
earned designation as a Chartered

children:
Karen Bunchalk. arc parents of two

Tony

was

and
regional vice president in 1993

been

'81 of Hazleton has

Kimberly M. Boslego '82 and Lewis E.
Crone are planning a November 18. 1995 wed-

Denise M. Olive '82

is

teaching marketing

Dauphin County Technical School. She
resides in Hamsburg.
at the

Cheryl A. Snyder '82 and Kevin C

tary School

and

is

the athletic director foi

Hazleton Junior High School.

Championship
football team

Classnotes
Janet Alexy Dobbs '83 and her husband.
John, are parents of a son, Samuel, born on

March

They

8

Glen Ridge.

live in

plans reunion
Jim and Lisa Svyartzbaugh

ary

Anthony

Duran

J.

'83 was been promoted

R>an

are parents of a bab>. Jackie

A

1995

3.

The family

half

Lindsay,

sister.

(eight

bom on

pounds, one ounce. 20 inches),

N.J.

ithgnw -S3

I

is five

Andrew,

Brian \nlhony. age foui

guagc clinician

He and

King of

his wife. Michelle, live in

ley

Elementary School

In the years since

Haven

Bonnie Mauger Graff '83 completed
in

vania in

nursing

May

at the

a

for

years

<

1

graduating from Lock

University, she has travelled to Mexico.

Hawaii, the Caribbean and Europe

in the

Barbara Ann Veet '83 and H Thomas
Cnllis Jr were married on Decembei 10 m
decree

who earned

UniveiMt>

at the

pital ot

a master's

ot Connecticut,

are Bnttney, six and a half, and

'83 has been

A

Premier Bank.

resident of Furlong, she

brings 15 years of banking experience to her

bom on

Patrick,

They

He |oms

)4

a

in July

lhe> live

Vale

MUchek Basai Vogl

Hos

Brantoid

in

were married on March 25
Guests

Florida.

BU alumni

onJulyft. 1994

She joins

bom

Matthew,

a biothei.

Michele woiks pan tunc

a halt

Anne Shortens Hauprich

is

speech program

teaching

cued

in a

Montgomery County

in the

lations at Saint

They

two.

Kelly, almost five,

live in Laurel,

and Katnna.

Md.

They

'83 of Brodheadsville

senior buyer-planner at
ries Inc. in Swiftwater.

is

A member of the West-

Andrew's School in Boca
in Boca Raton.

in

She expects

to

A

directors, she has served as a tutor with the

Monroe County

Literacy Program since 1992.

Kathleen Henry '83 and the Rev Dr.
Scott Paczkowski were married in 1987 They
are the parents of a daughter, Hannah Kathnne.
Jill

age

four.

Jill is

a director of staff

development

in a

M

MSN

December.

1

984

pu game ceieiuonies

slated foi the next

They

live in

Crown

inhumation

Stephen, are parents of a daughter. Lauren,

on November

9,

1994.

Orangeville R.D.

They

live at

2.

Anyone

assis-

tant vice president-personal lines underwrit-

ing for Harleysville Mutual Insurance

'tan Volunteers:

Harheno I'avne.
Catherine

I

Darlene

out.

(

(

Seott Righter,

'ametOft Smith

Buuse "84 and

I

homa

Pescatore were married on Octobei

Jersey

surance carrier represented by 650 agents in

midweslem states
He would love to hear from his friends of
Bloomsburg days. His address is P.O. Box

four

IA 52742-0056

He

joined Harleysville in 1991 as assistant

personal lines underwriting manager

named

personal lines underwriting manager

1992, and assistant secretary

in

He was

in

1994.

has earned the professional designations
Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter and

Marcella Slog '83

is

He

vice pre

at

PNC

lidi

nl

and

Bank's East-

ern Region Banking Center in Hcrshey She
previously was a bank manager with Fulton

Bank

Susan E. Stone '83 and William O
were married on September 4. 1994,
is

in

an operations analyst with

They

Federal Express in Horsham.

Catherine

J

is

They

Mark

live in Montclair,

N

ot

New

J

E. Brichta "84 and Moll)

\

'

lei

man were married on April 22 m Bethlehem
Mark is employed by Roadway Express.

Sports Informa

loi ot

«>i

(717) 189

at

by wining to hint

Bloomsburg

at

400

Second

ast

l

Street,

Mil

I

golf outing
Die Husky Club and Alumni Assoc latum
will host a goll

tournament

scholarships

the Heritage Hills (ioll

I

in

at

York on

I

i<>

benefit

Septembei 22

inlay,

he event will be a four person, scramble

formal with a shotgun
will

start at

be limited to 144 players

I

(

in

p

and

.

U. loin

somes)

Thom

Case) '84 was promoted

pital,

Richmond. Va

in

.

April

Hie

ps

Aims Hos
1994 He con-

tienl services director at Sheltering

eniiy fee "i $63 pel person

greens

dinner and pri/es

Many

special interest in neonatal hearing screening

are planned,

lop finishing teams

loi the

contests and suipnses

hi lournanieril

and

lor

ludei

liu

beverages mi course,

lee, cart, gilt,

tinues to provide audiology support with a

Kim Eouise Werner Harrison '84 ol San
Antonio died on January 18 at age 32. She
enlisted in the Army in October 1987 and
achieved the rank of

While

in the

first

who

those

don't golf,

Army

she received the

Army

Health and Science Center of the University

San Antonio

in

18 in the top 10 percent of the class. She
earned two outstanding scholarships as a re-

Thomas

of her performance

Jeffrey, parents,

Werner, her grandmother,

Mr and Mrs Jacob
a brother

and

a sis

ter.

Her husband. John
at

'84.

is

a security officer

Villanova University
are parents of

berly. eight,

two daughters. Kim

and Knstina,

four.

They

the University of Pennsylvania School

of Nursing for the past five years

She also

does malpractice legal consultations

for vari-

l

Husky

the

tall

live in

alumni

who

arc-

the University for the

semester have a chance to receive the

—

to

if

to

be

I.

Alumni parents should call the Alurnni
800 526 0254 prior to August
at
register the names of their children.

Office

I

The S500 scholarship
Alumni Association

alumni

Ron and Wendy Eichelberger Madouse
bom on April

at

second annual Legacy Scholarship
ili. k names arc entered in a drawing

BU

ous law firms.

BU

enrolled as students

Beth Hogan-Quigiey '84 has been teach
at

ontac

(717) 389-4663 or

$500 scholarship

held on August

ing

i

at

800-526-0254.

All children ol

May
sult

inlorinalion.

Alumni Office

Alumni children

1994

Surviving arc her husband. Thomas, a son.

Eileen Toole Toussaint '83 graduated from
Temple University School of Pharmacy on

I

or

have chance to win

She earned a master's degree from the
at

more

l-oi

Club

lieutenant belorc

Commendation Medal

of Texas

Ambler.

with their two children.

Due*

Husky Club,
Alumni plan

an area supcivi

Marketing Seivices

live in

Oreland

They

and his wife, Karen, reside in Souderton

78,

I

in

receiving a medical discharge in July 1990

Nuss

He

Associate in Management.

and

noi receiving notification

sponsorships are available

Com-

pany.

V

Kesoit

Gwynedd. Susan
Joseph Lesko '83 has been elected

and more

in the neai

future

Bloomsburg. PA 17813

live

She joins two

brothers. Jason and Thomas

mailed

University.

sor for National

CPCU, was recently

banking center manager

bom

ol the team,

will Ik-

Robert J Keiinev

are parents of

Chris Shipe
named vice president of marketing for Iowa
Mutual Insurance Company, a multi line in-

Point. Indi-

Tina Ting Kistler '83 and her husband,

game with

Mottoes hays, been

Representative:

Elysburg

56. Dewitt.

iula\ evening, with

Shlppensbuig

members

sent to

141

Whippany. N

two children, ages seven and nine They

'83.

is set foi

I

Holhslei

long-term care facility associated with Beverly
Enterprises.

banquet honoring the team

don/AthletiC Development,

Jim Dorm. Linda leihofl Mi

complete her

She and her husband. Doug,
in

the national

scheduled events should contact Jim

(

Florida.

Pocono Community Library's board of

ern

the

at

ccpted a position as nutrition support nurse

a

Connaught Laborato-

degree

Joanne Zimmerman Rogers '83 baa
specialist.

won

recoul.

1

persons wanting more details on ths

Gibsonui

live in

the director ol public re-

Ocean Ridge.

live in

degree

Maureen Held

is

1986

to

Raton. Fla. Roger also works

(Md.) Public Schools.
She and her husband, Don, are parents of

two daughters:

a master's

earned

2

I

Delray Beach,

from the Classes of 1981

who

Shelly,

They

Inc., in Pittsburgh

wedding included 10

the

at

in

university history as the

in

a

Days Inn Danville on

'83 snd hen husband,

Jim, arc parents of a daughter. Caroline,

age three and

Shelly J. Ressler '83 and Roger Sipp '85

Drexel University,

deaf and hard of hearing preschoolers

The season was one ot the

afternoon pnoi to the Huskies'

son. Collin

who was bom
Maple Glen.

Kellsey Nicole,

1991

live in

)

l

a

>>l

4 l

April 17.

sister,

new assignment
'83

90S

Mndfihali

visiting

husband. Dennis, are paienls

named

a vice president/commercial loan officer by

1

championship and reached

as a dala base adinmistiatoi to. Giant Eagle,

Suzanne Hartshorne

9,

Pennsylvania Stale \ihletu Conference

is a

Patricia ( rouse O'Donnell '83 Mid uCJ

1995.

Bradley, three. They live in West Chester.

and

S

Allcntown School Dis

Huskies posted

Baibara,

10 >eai

reunion on Fnda\ and Saturday. Septembei

live in Hazleton.

Brantord

will

a

|oins a hiotlu-i,

isa is a speccli/lan

I

neonatal nurse practitionei alChildien's

University of Pennsyl-

Bonnie and her husband. Bart, are expectTheir other
ing their third child in August

two children

They

Grid

Cathy McLain M'83 in leaching ti luniatS
High School after teaching at l'uscarora Val-

Prussia.

Ph.D.

He

April 7

team

tootball

celebrate Us accomplishment with

most successful

to director of sales-agent distribution for

Comcast Metrophone in Wayne. Pa He has
been with the company for eight years.

bom on

JanuI

The I98S Huskies'

second son. Nicholas

Brian, are parents ot

and

Mechamcsburg

lives in

Lisa Cabell Valentino '83 and hot husband,

the

who have

I

is

provided by the

in

honor of those

sent their children to share

Bloomsburg experience

'84 arc parents of a son. Tanner,

Janice Trojan

Lessman M'83,

senior vice

president for Northern Central Bank, has been
appointed to a five-year term on the

Wiluamsport Hospital's board of managers

Carol Viscuso Usnik '83 and her husband.
in July
Tim. are parents of a son. Tyler, bom
and a
1994 He joins a brother. Timothy It,
sister.

Bndgette

They

live in

30. 1994

The

live

He

joins a brother. Tyler, age four

on Knotts

Island. N.C.

Exton

Page 51

Classnotes
home delivery manager for The

York Dispatch

David L. Pepper '84 and Carol Ann Thompson were mamcd on October 15. 1994.
Cornell University,

at

who earned

David,

College

in Stale

live in Burlington.

They

ward B. Polakowski '84 has joined
Sunbury Community Hospital as director of
management and

quality assurance, risk

A

home

Glenn Bromley. John Haney, Marvin
Moore

Mcneeley, Hatty

was execuThe

He

Willi.misport Hospiial and Medical Center.

also has held positions at Jersey Shore Hospi-

Berwick Hospital and Danville State Hos-

tal,

pital

Susan Lynn Andrews '85 and Joseph

mamcd

May

in

Susan,

earned a master's degree
Dickinson University,

a master's

analyst and

m

LAN

who

programmer/

administrator

K-C

at

Avia-

Montvalc. N.J.

management

tional

at

Pamela Sanderson Kebbert '84 and her
husband. Rich, arc parents of a second son.

R

Griffith, arc parents

daughter. Ashley Taylor, born on

Gail

9. 1994.

is

a nursing faculty

of a

November
member at

the University of Tennessee and a clinical

morial Hospital

They

live in

Me-

Maryville.Tenn

dim

Vicki Morris Benion '85, assistant

tor of the Buckncll University Bookstore, is

president-elect of the Middle Atlantic College

She has worked

Stores.

Rhoad '84 and Brian J. Gaughan
planning a November 1995 wedding

Laura

at

Bucknell since

1979

K.

attending the Polyclinic Medical Cen-

is

School of Sonography

She and her husband, Robert, arc parents
Jessica Coup. Elizabeth and

They

Robert

live in

Milton

menl anal) H

ii

Boeing

He

of 1994

Amy

.iiul

ol

opten

lelii

In

son.

;i

cember

Phila

tin

Ouaitei

Tracey

Glen Mills

lives in

iu par

Evan Gallagher, born on De-

He

12. 1994.

joins a

Mary
Harper

live in

open

North

a

new

Jr

were married on March

sister. Brittany,

i(

Reading Area
ticu

is

1994

19,

a teacher in the

per Mcrion School District.

k

They

in

Up-

King

live in

George W. Diamond '85 and Deborah A
is

.i

clinical in

'ommunit)

<

(

mamcd

on October 29, 1994.

Waymart George, who earned
at

Marywood

College,

a master's dea lead classifi-

is

in

cation analyst with the Pennsylvania Depart-

Douglassville.

ment

Todd
at

BU

L. Seip '84 earned a mastei

in

December 1994

He and

'S

degree

his wife.

Lori I'm

on Sherman

'84 and her bus-

band, Barry, are expecting a second child
June,

who

Lori

is

of Corrections.

William A. Evans

versity, is

and Maria L
1

employed by Merck

who

at

also earned a master's degree
for eight years with

BU. formerly worked

be

Moms

mom.

full-time

a

They

Bank
live

to
in

Hackettstown, N.J

the Lancaster- Lebanon Intermediate Unit.

Dana Grubb Sanborn

Mark

D. Laslo '85, a lieutenant

in the U.S.

Navy, received the Navy Commendation
Medal while serving at Naval Air Station
North Island in San Diego He was recog-

'85 and her husband

Edward G Sanborn III.
bom on Christmas Day 1994. Dana is a benefits counselor for the Supreme Court of Pennare parents of a son,

sylvania and the Administrative Office of

Her husband. Edward

nized for his outstanding performance as the

Pennsylvania Courts.

safety and training officer and as the detach-

Jr.,

ment officer-in-chargc. As the safety and training officer, he developed a new command pro-

cal therapist with

Sundance Rehabilitation

Corp They

Palmyra.

gram

improved

also

live in

is

Janet Cole Sizer '85 and Joseph

endorsed by the Navy's Chief of Naval Op-

He

also attended Bloomsburg,

a physi-

award

that received an aviation safety

erations

who

the squadron's

J.

Sizer

Mane,

'82 are parents of a daughter, Samantha

1994 (eight pounds. 13

readiness by supervising the completion of all

born on June

annual simulated flight training for pilots and

manager of information systems for Fieldcrest Cannon SureFit, Inc., and
Janet teaches fifth grade in the Quakertown

supervised the aircrew coordination training

of his squadron

in

preparation for a

command

Joe

ounces).

14,
is

inspection for which they received a grade of

Elementary School

outstanding

Allentown.

He joined

the

Navy

Wendy Spease
a sales representa-

Matheson

Scientific, servic-

ing 32 hospitals and reference labs.

He and his wife,

Michael,

six.

and

Ashley,

bom

on November 26. 1994. Wendy

an audiologist

in Lancaster.

They

live in

Stevens.

Justin,
P. Thomas '85 of Sunbury R.D
May 3 at age 39 He was employed

Larry

four.

died on
presi-

Prior to accepting this position, he

risburg.

a senior accountant with Ernst

and as an executive

He

pursuing an

University.

He and

Young

is

& Sons

Inc..

Milton.

survived by two daughters, Jennifer

and Nicole; and his parents, John and
Marianne Thomas.

in the financial depart-

ment of Giant Food Stores
is

&

1

by H. Warshow

dent of Millers Mutual Insurance Co. of Har-

was

Stafford '85 and her hus-

band. Jim, are parents of a daughter. Brooke

is

the former Cheryl Gaffney,

have two children:

live in

1986

in April

is

They

District.

MBA

Susan

in Carlisle.

degree

his wife.

at

Tammy,

Lehigh
live in

L.

Mihalchick
in

Jr.

Unger

They
Robin Boehning Neve

'85.

who

teaches

Susan

Melrose Park

branch manager

Mechanicsburg.

reside in

'85 and George

J.

were married on December 10

at

employed

is

as a

PNC Bank in North Wales.

Willow Grove.

at

Springfield High School, received the 1994

Richard

J.

Werner

'85 of Center Valley

MEDSTAR

Bernice Baumgartner Teacher of the Year

recently joined

Award from

Inc. as vice president-finance.

the Pennsylvania Federation

Communications

&

who

Robin,

earned a master's degree

at

1

Co.

West

in

Wilkes University, has been teaching

Montgomery County Intermediate Unit for
She and her husband, A.J.. live

years.

Representatives:
10

Kelly R. Lewis
in

Point.

Chris Campbell Raughley

Lansdale.

in

1986

for the

will join a brother. Joshua.

Connie Franks '85 and Chns Frey

a pre- kindergarten teacher in the

Reading School Dimik

ning a March 1996 wedding

are plan

Connie,

who

Sandra

is

Brettler

i

employed by Lehigh Valley Hospital

in Allen-

live in

Barbara A. Washo '84 ami imoih> Booth
were mamcd on Apnl 2
Barbara is a medical technologist at Mercy Health System-

town,

J. O'Brien '85 and Robert B
were married on Apnl 1. 1995 They

pursuing a master's degree in health

is

administration

at St

Rita A. Pagnotto '85

Northeast Region. Scranton

They

Suzanne Shane

live in

Gallo '85 and Gary W.

Taylor were married on March 25 in West

Dunmorc.

is

a senior corporate

financial analyst for Ringling Brothers-

Bamum &

Bailey Circus.

She

lives in Ster-

Homecoming
October 28

Make

plans today!

bcarer

They

was

the

live in Exton.

Kathleen Gigler-Silva '85 and her hus-

bom on March

28. 1994

They

Sheryl Mott Palmateer '85 and her husband. Rick, are parents of a son. Shane Joseph (nine pounds, three ounces), born on

Apnl

live
four.

in

Bethlehem.

a

two-year term on the

Alumni Board of Directors. Scott

is

BU

a profes-

sional histocompatibility technologist at the

nng-

band. Jack, arc parents of a daughter. Claire
Patncia.

been re-elected to

University of Pennsylvania Medical Center.

ling, Va.

Chester. Suzanne's son. Shane,

Manin Metzger

Scott Aikey '86 of Cherry Hill. N.J.. has

Joseph's University.

1

Class Volunteers:
Scott Atkey. Cindy Hepler.

Greensboro. N.C.

I

Page 52

October 29, 1994. Monika resigned

Council for Exceptional Children.

III '85

William,
mamcd on March
who earned an MB A degree at Villanova Uni-

Martino were

Jodi Seip '84. live in the Danville urea.

Colorado.

Scott Powell '85 and Monika Winder
Powell '86 are parents of a son. Brett James,

bom on

in

ol

tiuaband, Keith '84, live

Atnx Laboratories.

for

as assistant controller of First

He

Salak were

gree

She and

Mary

W

of Prussia

Bnmsu

manager

live in Fort Collins.

They

Speech and Hearing Center of the Lancaster

Robert L. Lyon '85 has been named

Patricia D'Aprile '85 and Robert

office in Iselin. N.J

April Showers Royer '84
structor at the

M&M

live in Collegeville.

King of Prussia

cal Servic es to

lege.

a sales representative for

is

Mars They

Rcsneck Roncn '84

Pat has been transferred by Judge Techni

hey

M

two daughters

ents of

Bnanna, two. and

loi the third cpiai

age three.

I

Traccy Clarke '85 and James E. Rauh were
mamcd in December 1989. They are the parDcnin. one.

ing l-.mployei of

end

i

BCOBl manage

was named Research and Knginccr-

delplua.

Pat

Jr. '84.

a clinical research associate and

Cleft Palate Clinic

tive with Curtin

Donald B. Roberts

tcr

a speech/

is

language pathologist with the Lancaster

Steven Latorre '85

Harrisburg

in

is

clinical data

ol three children

Laura
ter

band. Dr Todd

July 30. 1994

Thomas Fernando, born on

are

Gail A. Batory-GrifTlth '85 and her hus-

degree in organiza-

College Miscncordia.

Old

Fairleigh

at

a senior

is

nurse specialist in critical care at Blount

He earned

lives in

Inc

Robin,

utili-

health care for

She

Robin Williams Harnish '85
Class Volunteers:

tion

registered nurse, he formerly

Sherry

assistant bursar at

Forge.

zation review.

tive director of

is

Ginger Balchunas Childs

Esposito were

(I

I

Representative:

Towanda Township

in

'85

the University of Scranton.

proprietor of the Pep-

is

per Shaker Restaurant

MBA

an

Gurz

Denis* L.

1985

Thomas M. McCarty *84 and Christel L
Fantaski were mamcd on June 10 Thomas is

13.

1994

He joins

a sister. Heather, age

Nanci Albee '86 and Tracy White '85 were
on November 27. 1993. in Ashley

mamed
Nanci

is

tive in

Elmhurst,

a distnet manager for
Illinois,

representative for Occidental
Lisle.

111.

They

live in

S&S Automo-

and Tracy

is

a sales

Chemical Co.

Woodbndge.

111.

in

I

Professors
plan trip

Classnotes
Douglas A. Coup '86 and Loretta D. Smith
were married on November 5 in Franklin
Doug is a senior programmer/analyst with

They

Corp. in Malvern

SMS

live in

Downingtown

Dwayne

certified trainer for the

Association
nity to

They

Victoria.

live in

in Bloomsburg. is a
American Collections

he had the opportuconduct a training program in Mala>

He has

Canada.

em

regional sales

manager

for Southco, Inc.

his wife, Tracy, are parents of four

Bob and

children: Justin, six; Joey, four;

Helfrick Jr. '86 and Ruth

from Orlando to Indianapolis.

Douglas D. Deppen '86 reports

that since

were learning disabled, educably mentally
tarded and behaviorally disordered), a

re-

com-

puter literacy teacher in a private school in

a

who were

and emotionally disturbed), and
state employee working

socially

now

(working with students

New Jersey

a day training center.

His students are classified as eligible for day

which means they are profoundly
developmentally delayed. His first two and a
training,

half years
in

were spent

in the

Mount Carmel

RD

Elysburg

November

12 in

They

classroom. Then,

He

negotiates with other educational pro-

grams

in the

Hudson County

area to allow his

students to join their non-disabled peers in

specialist al the

M

R

Palmei

(

Doug has

also

Christine,

a master's degree

at

BU.

is

who

also earned

a speech/language

pathologist with the Christina School Distnc

Allentown

He

F.

office.

bom

joins a son. Mat-

is

personnel

She recently completed eoursework

Va.

human

Certificate In

resources

for a

management

through the University ol Virginia

Koznoskie were married on
nsburg. Richard

is

May

1

3 in Har-

In istim-

ampin

(

Kaughlcy '86 and IW

II

on March V 1995 Chris

is still

a special edu-

cation teacher for the Pleasant Valley School

and

District

is

also selling

Mary Kay Cosmct

They

Kunklctown.

live in

the

Rl

of Wills/Clerk of the Orphans Court in

istcr

the

May

Also

a

lf>

Primar>

lion

lei

I

Hasm Occupying

graduate of the Dickinson School of

Wes

kreitz '86 of Williamsport has been

tice

named

a district representative for Lutheran

Wealherly District office administrator

Ridge. N.J.

Christian and Laurie Doll-Luther '86 are
parents of a son,
18, 1994.

master's degree at

David Christian, bom on

and

is

also adiiiiur.iiali

Senator James

J

.

<

.i

.rXini

.

.in.

for

Laune, who also earned a

BU,

is

a speech-language

live in

pathologist in a private practice.

data base administrator for

Communications. They

Chris

NYNEX

live in

is

a

at

Stony Point,

Kelly R. Lewis '86, an attorney
for

School, he

April 1987.

and Dunn

They were expecting their first child on May

won

30,

in

controller in the

May

16

Primary Election.

A

1

993 graduate of Widener University Law
is

with the law firm of Matergia

Torrisi '86

.ire

Torrisi '86 and
the parents ol

bom on March

1

1

.i

David

V.

David

son

(seven pounds, one

They

live in

was with

It

David and Donna
1995

They

live

Snow

Fischer 86 are

Mark Allen, born on
in Langhome

April 3.

Ronald Gruver '86 and Jill Urban as are
planning a June wedding in Luzerne. Ronald
is employed
by Glidden Paints in Wilkes-

Delaware

his wife. Lisa, live in

Alice Lesher Lopez
homeschooling her first grade son. Nelson II.
with the help of his sister. Lauralee (17

1987

Iquitos, Peru,

wlmh

up

.mi

itn

Amazon
surprise
I

has received his
of New Jersey.

N J.,

CPA certification for the state

Warehouse They
Farrell

of Houston

in

live in

Home

Manusky

Quar-

*86 earned
at

Amazon
Al

nearly 2.2(H) miles

is

from tin mouth ol thi rivi r, [hi
over 40 feel deep The rcul

was

We

Andes

to leain thai

it

were surprised

ocean going

gets

M)

at least

middle

major

to see a

Ireightei at anchor in the

This

of the river

upstream on any

is

the farthest

river in the

world

ships

nil

c

(hat

an

navigatgc

went by motor houl about M) miles
riv.

rainforest

lodge

i

to tin

I

cploi.una

loomed above

is

I

odge

I

In

as our riverboat

The

almost invisible through the

but the dock provided a

guides

who

Dozens

trees,

welcoming group of

helped us disembark

immediately obvious

Sean Mullen

Wc

Class Volunteer:

we

M( Kenwn Meneeley

that

It

wc were

wan

in the

of brightly colored birds

rivaled

by the

of brightly colored flowers greeted

wc walked up from

the boat

dock

were pleasantly surprised by

fiad originally

Meals were also
Hill has

been appointed infection control coordinator
at St
is

Joseph's Hospital in Philadelphia

She

also pursuing a master's degree in microbi

ology

to

the

at the

Medical College of Pennsylva

was

Melody Kiyomi Carl '87 and France S
a

1

Branch School

a coun-

mamcd on September 9. 1994.
N Y Melody is a sales associate

Brennan were
in

is

envisioned them to be!

a pleasant surprise in that

plentiful

various meats
buffalo before

and

1

)

and vegetables,

and good, featuring

had never eaten water

(I

rice

a

wealth of fresh

and beans,

all

While

and dchciously prepared and served
at

fruit*

carefully

Kxplorama, wc hiked well groomed

trails

where our guides pointed out the plans and

the Univer-

August 994 She

selor in the Spring

Houston

the

Words cannot

tunc

is

animals tshhh

sity

Aflei fly my to

deepei dining spiuig luuolf from the

us as

Chesapeake. Va.

master's degree in counseling

Conrad A. Haenny '86 of Somerville.

I'ifer,

yeai on an

last

wc encountered

for the lust

Joseph

that

out

set

our living quarters

is

She also helps manage the family

business as a subcontractor for

Anne

Barre

mind

I

incredibly fantastic )ourney

myriad

Representative:

A elly

'86 reports that she

ters

and

accommodations, they were much more than

He and

months)

iu\ lan

I'<

flows 4.(HM) miles

this in

a meterologist.

the food

parents of a son.

Amazon

whose colors were only

Arlene Brumhach '87 of Drcxel
4

ili.

through PeiU and Hia/il

jungle

Taylor

Water Gap.

live in Clinton. N.J.

Originating as a
mi

KM) miles from the Pat ifu

less than

can. the

on harth,

woild's

of the

Uvi up

'.(KM)

I

largest river

turned oil the mighty river and continued

1993

the Republican nomination

Monroe County

Brian L. Fetzer 86 and Paula Skopow
were married on October 26. 1991. Brian has
been employed by Continental Airlines since
4

the birth of a son,

and a half ounces. 19 inches)

Stroudsburg,

N.Y.

Murphy

Joseph,

Villanova University

Mobile

this aiea contains

along a narrow stream lo the lodge
Jill

degree in taxation

hiook

fins

We

Kathy Sayre '86 reports
Matthew Jay. bom on May

1986.
a master's

luigesl

Amazon

million square

f>

wonders

greatest natural

down

P D He has been with the firm since

He earned

2

one

liuly

is

ocean going comnien

kho.ides

She and her husband, Lawrence,

Bruce A. Leuzinger '86 of Jamison has
been promoted to manager in the lax department at the CPA firm of Niessen, Dunlap &
Pritchard.

Amazon

the

Weathcrly.

Wood

loim the

to

over

The

fauna and flora

let

Law, Attorney Ray has her own private prac

Jersey Shore and Clinton County.

an integration of rivers

is

describe the magnitude of (his nvei

publican nomination for Carbon County Reg

Glaxo Pharmaceuticals.

in

n

miles ami including nui)oi portions of nine

River

member of acting

a

to the

)

wilderness area in the world, the

Andes,

Mental Health Players,

become

I'ifer

ru

m.ii.

Amazon

Iquitos,

a sales representative with

open

trip is

Health Sciences

Vllied

( )«

fol

'86 and Laurie

Vhe

For more information,

an enormous diversity ami abundance of

Cynthia Stanziola Ray *86 won

Knupp

S.

/sKY»

?.

South American countries,

live in Wernersville.

Toll Brothers Inc in Huntington Valley.

U.S.A., an ensemble of actors with and with-

They

'86 IPG

Ice.

previously was assistant controller

Ama:on

Ptni dtparttHg on

Proftssoi ol Biologic ul

husband, Bob, arc parents of a daughter, born

King '86 of Montgomeryville
has been named manager in the audit and ai
counting department of Beard & Company's
Richard

rainforest of

Frederick

Bj

Hie

i

out disabilities.

October

She

1994

They

thew, age three

(

Brotherhood, a fraternal benefit society,

lives in

5,

1

are

I'ifer.

Wtefc fanj tup to the

contact either Hill or

IUP

al

Kramer Mo>cr

and Sherry

on September

Newark. Delaware.

in

(i

and

RfWfi

X

Janet Kondracki Pace '86

Christine Keisch '86 and Robert Thomp-

planning

and ramfoiest combined

'ompam

an educational improv group, and Mainstream

He

Historical and

director for Labat- Anderson Inc in Arlington,

son are engaged

BU professors.

T\\o

l-ort

He-is a master's degree candidate

Mark

educational and/or recreational activities.

troupes, including the

idininistxitoi fai

parents of a daughter. Hmily Llizabelh.

Richard

of inclusion coordinator.

is lite

Graeme Park in
sites owned by the Pennsylvania
Museum Commission

October 1994, he was laterally transferred

to the position

19

Douglas Miller *86

I

Cynthia C. Hepler '86 of Reading has been
elected to a two-year term on the BU Alumni
Board of Directors. Cindy is a human resource

Note

s

Frederick Hill and Joseph

January

live at

is

in

9QS -| Wo

1

[EdtlOt

general public

a coal operator with Mallard

is

Contractors in

graduation he has been a resource room
teacher in Illinois (working with children who

New Jersey

Ed

Elysburg

Ann

Maggie, two.

and Johnny, six months. They have relocated

sociation for

Washington and
Hoisham. two of the historic

Lytle were married on
west-

has been elected president of the Alumni As-

both Horn* Lodge in

Edward W.
named

been re-elected to a two-year term on the BU
Alumni Board of Directors In addition, he

also trained collectors at

Goldsboro. North Caro-

'86 was recently

Marvin Metzger 'Mol Mountain [bp QH

prCffldenl of

locations throughout the United States and

lina.

Bob DePippo

k

In that role,

sia last fall

Traci Matsko Daley '86 and her husband.
Joseph, are parents of a daughter. Lauren

Amazon

to

Hcisler '86

J.

The Remit Corporation

Nyack.

for Creative

District in

Nyack.

Garment

Inc..

N Y They

—

there

Marmosets up ahead

in

is

a troop of

Pygmy

the trees, look

quickly or you will miss them') and

explained

how

the local people utilized the

live in

K

"ntinued on Pane 55)

Page 53

y

Classnotes
Donald Cicero '87

Lynn Petzold

director of nursing at

is

Dar Way Nursing Home Inc. in Estcila He
formerly was director of education and assisof nursing

tant director

Community
ing

the University of

New

Hospital and as director of nurs-

Kramm

the

at

Scholarship to study environmental science

Shamokin Area

at

He

Watsontown

Home

Nursing

She

Giglei '86 an pan

born on August

vn

piesidenl

c

in

Meridian Hank,
pi

hve

i

•

Mike

r > • 1 1

>

I

I

is

an assistant

l<

inline with

n tal

•

PriSCiUfl

Bfld

with Scum..

ilr, I

i.

i

Sl( veil 1'alrn

technical

6

It

Linda Mat/.oni Policare '87 reports the
birth of a son, Dominick Policare III. on February 21. 1994 They live in Pittston.

Iii-

I

li'

Ridge Cable TV-

M

Daniel L. Griesbaum 'K7 and Dorrine
planning

un

ii

whii also earned
I

mi

in.

dm

i

m.r.ln

fl

wi dding

lul)

a

I

h ai In

all. in

degree

Daniel,

BU, is

at

Heading

al

i

1

3.

Pnor

to

working

at

TV-

fl

Myra Kay

ShafTer '87 of Liberty

ployed

State

by

Farm

They

Concordvillc

awn

live in

David

is

dean of development

(

ollege ul

Lynn Smith

em

Insurance
Bethlehem

let

at

Connie Zwoyer Harsh '87

bairmanol

t

osi a.

Applu

21.

.

years,
i"i

ountani

ations

(

lorp

in

I

luii.

Zwoyei

Systems Reaean

i

and

a sc

h

hnology

ding

in

Novembei

lames

Kehuck

basing inanagei

.

..

is

L.

employed

as pui

eis National

suing an

Bani

MBA

at

at

>i

.i

datightei

she

in Bloomsburg
BU.

is

J.

town

Karen

st

i

u married on fune

Md
at

Maik. who

AcCUpaC

MBA
They

is

a

Inc. in

degiee

al

I

18,

put

'84, ate parents

1994

oyola College

is

an auditor with the

in tor for

is

in

B.

Allen-

CPA

also an aerobics

Lehigh Fitness Centers. They

m

an assistant to the

STARS

Joint

formed architectural and engineering firm
(

amp

Baltimore

Hill

in

at

is

serving as

TRADOC System Manager

Fort Huachuca. Arizona

She and her husband. Captain Kirby Daras,
first child in August 1995.

in the Fairfax

1989.

Area

County ( Va.) Schools since

Presently the science lead teacher in
III,

she was awarded an Impact

II

Chiaielb

Parker '87 of Lock Haven is a
Gateways Tech-

nic al

Assistance Project for Intermediate Units

9. II

and

She

is

pursuing a doctorate

in

curriculum

BU,

is

a public

school speech thera-

They

live

York

George Mason University
In addition, she

March

I:

ounces).

They

reside in rural Coatesville

ai ol

Michael (seven

pounds, seven ounces).

S.

at the

University of Pennsylvania

employed

at the

in

Hos-

live in

Drexel Hill

Rob and Loriann Hocking Kirkpatrick
bom

'88 are parents of a son, Brady Thomas,

on August 27, 1994. They
Tenn.. where

Rob

is

live in

Memphis.

an area director for

Campbell Soup Company.

Jane Kozel '88 and Blaine Pilkerton
planning a July 29 wedding.

ementary school teacher

in

Jane

is

an

are
el-

Charles County.

Md.

Doug and

Smyth McNaul '88 are
Megan Elizabeth. They

Lisa

Anita Eckhart 4 88 and Jon
are planning a July wedding.

Goodman '89
Anita is CPA

live in Lancaster.

Mike Mendler

'88

ternative education
for students

at

Hershey Medical Center.

She

who do

Mike earned

is fin-

berg

USA Inc

They

live in

Kennesaw, Ga.

al-

in Halifax, Va..

not or cannot

fit

The program

into the
is

called

a master's degree in Virginia

John A. Morack

'88 and

Anne Therese

Moratelli were married on September 3 in

Shamokin.
Gillard '88 and Stephanie L.
Loehle were married on October 1 in Maple
Glen. John is a credit manager for HeidelP.

spearheading an

Project Hope.

ishing her first-year residency in internal medi-

John

is

program

traditional classroom.

A Navy veteran, he is also a gradu-

Ross Leffler School of Conservation

ate of

Hamsburg. He

in

a wildlife conservation officer for the Pennsylvania Game
Commission
in

is

Luzerne County. They

live in

Drums.

planning an October wedding

piler related sales and marketing consultant.

Doris Lloyd Golden '88 and her husband
are parents of a daughter. Jennifer,

Rae Anne Zehnder '87 and Scott DeNardo
Apnl 19 wedding Rae Ann is

a sales representative for

vertising

Adams Outdoor Ad-

December

13. 1993.

a master's degree at

bom on

Dons, who also earned

BU. has been

a speech-

language

pathologist at the Rehabilitation
Hospital of York for the past five and
a half
years. They live in York.

Leslie

ger

at

Bi

Newman-Kiess '88, laboratory manLabs/SKBL in Harrisburg, has com-

pleted a master's degree in health sciences
administration at College of St. Francis in
Jolhet,

111.

Susan Nych '88 has been promoted
sistant vice president

of her children have

is

parents of a daughter,

4

York 87 and Bruce Levine are
Karen is a com-

Block.

primary care nurse practitioner

in the

and her husband, Thomas,

Birthday Party business.

Duchan Weller '87 and her husband,

Jeffrey, are parents of a son.

wedding. Cynthia

in Virginia.

with a public accounting firm, and Jon is teaching computer science at Saucon Valley Middle
i

fall

of the University of Pennsylvania. She

pital

owns her own Children's

16.

earned college degrees.

is

in Phila-

CPA firm. Kuhn &

the

August 1994. Diane

for an innovative science technique.

and instruction and instructional technology

with Lincoln intermediate Unit

employed by

program

Grant

cine at Geisinger Medical Center in Danville.

live in Reiffton

that all four

Mae

4

are expecting their

in

Kosalyn M. Subarton '87 and Timothy W.
Howard Wen m. nned on July 16, 1994, in
Wilhamsport Roz. who also earned a master's
degree

at

Army. She

cine

regional coordinator for the

Page 54

Gamble Daras '88 has been promoted

Gail

Kelly A. Decker '88 has been teaching third

are planning an

She reports

two

Diane Murtin Kilker 88 earned a master's

Watsontown.

ounces), and laud Steven (five pounds, five

weie married in Mount Penn Thomas is em
ployed by Wheat First Butcher Singer in

J.

live in

Milton Area School District.

live

Susan M. Stowed '87 is a secretary and
WOrd processing specialist with Spiers.
McDonald. Bharucha & Royal Inc., a recently

Karen

Frances

in the

manager

I

hus-

Cynthia L. Johnson '88 and John S

degree

firm

s.c.

rhey

They

grade

<

Wyomissing

garten

pursuing an

h

Karla Morris '87 and Ronald Ketwit/ were
man led on April 30. Thev live in Spartanburg

'87 and lube

'86, are parents of

Hatboro Horsham High School, and Ken

Paula teaches kinder-

Cynthia Freeland '88 graduated in May
from Penn State University's College of Medi-

in

Ken Hitchens

Onulack are planning a
is

Hoboken, N.J

reside in Gilbertsville

Thomas M. Nein

Lisa

Evan Wesley (four pounds. 14
ounces). Shane Gordon (five pounds. 14

Must

LutherviUe,

in

is

27.

Reading.

daughters, Alex, age three, and Abby, age six
months. Dianne is a special education teacher
at

May

live in

Laurel Mall.

School.

I

They

4.

a senior negotiator for Fannie
in

m.l). lake \N oil '87 and her husLori
band. Wes. are parents of triplets, born on

m.unilai tuting

Mainland,

Boscov's

ounces. 19.5 inches).

Whitehall

pisl

'87 and (Crista

January

Dianne Motze Hitchens '88 and her

'88 and Joseph S.

NBC

Steward '87 and William

of Palmer and Co. She

I

Mark W. Morgan
wi

live in

for

mil

I

Dilive

Paula Bogart Cooper '88 and her husband,

at

Columbia County Farm

She and her husband. Tim

Network Council

lei (in

I

Shelley Karas '87 has been named mai

ketmg coordinatoi

the I'V

New York City They
Karen

in

1996 Wed

9,

Hlooinsburg

al

'87 and Scott Stein were mar-

and Mrs.

Janus G. Hoffman K7 and Tannine
Hoyei an planning

They

Shawn, are parents of a son, Logan Harris,
born on January 11, 1995 (six pounds, 13

Schopl were married on March 18

and

brothei

a

at

to captain in the U.S.

Arlington, Va.

a ilsti

at Bell Atlantic

bom on

a

is

secre-

i

was

lonnie

Surviving aie hei patents. Mi
(

in

ill.

idem in
Also killed

bi

husband, Douglas, and then son,
Bvt and a hull months

oi the pasi loin

nioi

en(re\

(

88, a project leader

delphia.
is

ried

hei

lyier,
i

ol

an auto

in

County on April

an. asier

I

weie

d

kill)

M. Calegari

employed

Pennsylva-

on February 20. 1994. in New Brunswick.
N.J Lynn is a commercial administrator and

in

t

Virginia, w ai

4

Market Support Operations

llij'li

nia

i

Lisa
is

David M. Hall '87 and Laurie S Nielsen
Weal

Jeanne

newscaster with Blue

a

phia

School

In

customer service manager

Michalochick were married on

tary to the

were married

band, John, are parents of a daughter, Kathryn
Elizabeth, born in January 1995.

she interned for Channel 10 in Philadel-

I,

I

M. Harvey

in Jeffersonville.
is

New

Vicki Pantuso Henry '88 and her husband.
Harold, are parents of a daughter. Jessica Lynn,

Jeanne Smith Bortulin '88 and her hus-

band,

Seipe '87

live in

—

Willis

\

Jill

They

994.

McDonough

rectory Graphics in Valley Forge.

iia)Mi-.',li< s.

Alien town.

in

Wanda

Fetterman. Marge Krueger,

also an instructor for National

Outdoor leadership School, where she leads
student backpack and kayak trips.

J.

1

Department at Liberty Mutual Insurance
Group, received the company's highest honor
The Chairman's Award.

Gary L Bosavage. Stephanie Fetterman, Steve

1993, and arc expecting a

215,

on July 9

set (ind child

son

ol a

nl

is

Jennifer

Class Volunteers:
trips in

Baja California Sur. Mexico, for Paddling

Faust Gigler '87 and Michael

is< ilia

Lori DePasquale Lannetti

for the Personal

Lynn has been guiding sea kayak

in

lives in Milton.

at

Chnstchurch,

in

8,

1

Bloomfield.

Representative:

Zealand.

South
Pi

Canterbury

bom on December

1988

'87 has been awarded the

1995 Rotary Foundation Ambassadorial

Carol Herrick Hall '88 and her husband.
Scon, are parents of a daughter, Emily
Anne,

of operations

at the

to as-

Madi-

son Bank of Blue Bell. She formerly was a
mortgage processor with Commonwealth
Mortgage Company.

Amazon

Classnotes

(Continued from Page S3)
abundant resources of the forest

Robert J. Osiecki '88 is a loan officer in
Pioneer American Bank's office in Kingston
He previously worked as a lending officer with
Old Forge Bank.

We

Stephanie

the assistant director of univer-

is

sity relations at

Wilkes University Michele
Peek Davidson '88 serv ed as matron of
honor
The Geyers live in Wilkes-Barre with
then

cats.

Kenneth O. Paisley '88 and Lauren
Sionko were
Lockport.

N

mamed

on October

Kenneth

Y.

is

8.

N

Niagara

Falls,

Brenda

Pavill '88 has

Y.

become an

Exton

1994. in

technical service

Interna-

Susan E. Snyder '88 earned an MBA
deat BU in May 1994. She is
employed by

gree

Geisinger Medical Center as financial liaison
to the Division of Surgery.

tional

Susan L. Snyder '88 and Louis H. LaBnc
were married on November 19. 1994. m

after

Emmaus

Board Certified Lactation Consultant
completion of a preparatory course at

Georgetown University. She is a member of
the Luzerne County Breastfeeding and Education Support Network and a founding member of the Lactation Consultants of Northeastern Pa., Inc.

She

is

a patient care director of obstetrics,

and adolescent psychology

pediatrics

at

Susan

employed by Bethlehem
Area School District They live in Emmaus
J.

Spengel '88

Corporation's Materials Han
dling System Division in Chalfont. She h\cs
in Lansdale.

Mercy

Carbon

in

The)

is

18.

J.

Dippcl

1996 wedding

Alib-

a medical technologist in the blood bank

ai

warm glow

the

ol Iceroeenc

live

Randall E. Black '89 has been promoted

wau-i lake (eVei see a water hlv
pad that
mx reel across?) and viaitad i colony of

electricity at any of
l

Mansfield

Previoush

joined the hank
le

I

and

in

Ins wife.

M

Bank.

in

East Stroudsburg.

Geisinger Medical Center, Danville

C&N

She previously worked

trainee

at

Clark Fur-

niture.

Renee Anne Wamser '88 and Jeffrey Lutie
mamed on March 18 Renee, who is
employed by the Bethlehem Area School District, earned a master's degree at East
Stroudsburg University. They live in
were

Bethlehem.

buds
still

Connie, have two children

that

have

same

live in Liberty.

as

We

Barbara Savior Burnside '89 Attended the
Class of 1989 K-union picnic on llomccom
ing with her children
Maggie, three,

Qiva gastiu feimenlation and you
laws on then wings much the

Julia A. Poduszlo-Light '88 reports the
birth of a son, Jeffrey E. Light,

on January

16.

She

New

lives in

(

also saw tour species o! Kingfishers
ol individual birds in

'89

Gftffkep

close ami pcisonal'

astle

and

One

,.in trip

a walk into the
Nagmi ln.lt.ui village

and had an opportunity

to n.ulc

We

muIk-s)

A<

Beth A. Roeder '88 and Scott

S.

Zimmerman

'91 are planning an October 14

He

Bank/West.

has worked for

from the Centre] Atlantic

Lock Ha-

ven.

1994,

a reading specialist in the Danville

Keshil Whiteleather '88 and Robert
Waterland were married in Phoenixville

WPGM

Radio

in

Scott

is

Danville and

employed by
is

a substitute

teacher

Keshil,

who earned

State,

a child therapist at

is

in

New

Insurance

Easton

Richard G. Scheib '88 and Denise D
Klock are planning a May 1996 wedding
Richard,

who earned a J.D.

ener University School of

degree from Wid-

Law and

a legal

master's degree from Georgetown University

School of Law,
in

is

employed by Ernst

& Young

degree

at

Martina Zobb '88 and Jonathan Peace
were

mamed
is

a

on June

4. 1994. in

Thomas

J.

mamed

a programmer/analyst with the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance
»s

Agency

Hamsburg. They

live

m

Co They

live in Salisbury

Twp,

Joseph C. Zola '88 and Ann Mane Franck
were

mamed in

a law degree at

of Law,

is

Hazleton Joseph,

an associate with the law firm of

Mylolte. David and Fitzpatnck

They

live in

Conyngham

Robin Schuller M'88 of Muncy is princiWard L. Myers Elementary School.

Stephanie Simmons '88 and Lewis R.
Geyer II were mamed on May 21. 1994.

of Allentown has
two year term on the Ml
I

1989

'««>

mamed on June 9

in

andOflT)

I

Pottstown

also earned a master's degree at

\

Brenda.

BU,

is

speech clinician and checrleading coach
Pottstown School District

Jennifer Prout

Kndy

a

'89 and hei huiband

Fernanda! '89 and

nifer, arc parents

They

M

'89 of Hughesville has

Insurance

Company

and

the living

traversed the

and flowers

show

of every

shape and

rarely seen by the

human eye The bold primary colors were
much for the senses to absorb
Several species ol birds, mseils, Poison
Frogs, arboreal

mammals and

flowering plants were easily observed and

Ins wife. Jen-

ACFFR Canopy

It

trip,

the Wilkes Barrc/Scranton Interna-

was with
but

man-

soon to study and

Community Services Group

in

I

Normandy Beach. Mont

St Michel and the Chatcux country

we ended our
we would go back
Upon our return to

visit

neotropical biology that will be

offered this

BU during

fall

for

undergraduates and
Students will study

the fall semester,

will travel to

Amazon

at

and then we

Peru on January

experience the
in

that

quickly put together a

graduate students
in

new

great regret that

we agreed

Pennsylvania.

'89. an intensive case

Walkway,

promising an almost endless source of
information about this environment

a pilot at lech Aviation, lo-

travelled to Pans.

itli

almost too

Arrow

of a daughter. Abigail Ixigh.

is

w

As we

color provided a

live in

Lancaster, took a vacation to France in June

She

ecologically

i

course

Todd Argenziano. Joanne L Demcott. Linda
Foster, JoAnise Keener, Laura M. Specht.
Chrstine Spohn, Susan Sugra. John
Walker

woild, truly an
quarter mil.' long,

\tc

i

1

Chns

ager for

heie thai

Canopy

walkway, climbing ever higher, the secret
life ol the canopy began to reveal itself
Thousands of spet les of epiphytes rowded

bom on November 9. 994 (eight pounds, nine
at

is

ll

We climbed into tree forts connected by
rope walkways that arc up to 120 feet above

studied from the
bris N.

Linda S. Foster

Armstrong

dedicated to

rainforest.

David, are parents of a second child. Steven,

born on December 22. 1994
Denver. Pa.

<

to

interai

I.,

the blanches,

tional Airport.

John M. Walker

Philip

is

anopy

is a

at

Representative:

won a Nationwide

olounsts

the forest floor

Brenda Domlnkk

ounces).

Class Volunteers:

pal of

to a

who earned

Duquesne University School

in

that city.

live in Ar-

Alumni Board of Directors

were

nvuon

sensitive and allowing lor resean hers

been re-elected

cated

Scherer '88 and Jan A. Deiter
on February 12 in Erters. Tom

They

Allentown.

product specialist for Prudential

Philadelphia.

were

area

Penn

Wordsworth AcadThey live in Philadel-

Britain

.

in the
ll

pathways designed

lington. Va.

who

home

in

a master's

phia.

Martina

with her children. They live

D C.

I

multi level system of aerial plallorms and

B sign language interpreter in

ll

e<

bom on October 6, 1994. He joins a sister, Lauren, who is two and a half. Kristine is
a former special education teacher now at
neth,

Walkway Systems

"89.

Joanne Derrkolt '89

emy
Kristine Shirer Rupert '88 and her husband. Ken, are parents of a son, Brandon Ken-

Elizabeth

the Washington.

his wife, Carolyn, live in

Montandon. Beth, who earned a
master's degree in reading at BU in August
District

rainloiest

engineering leal*

in

Area School

his lodge

I

1

Piccinlli '89

wedding

is

D

1

tlx-

He gradu-

School of Commercial Lending.

He and

study ol

Common-

and Karen Kr/astek

ode named

«

cutei loi

<

they have built one ol the three

ated

class

*89 and Daniel

Amazon

Lcitch were married on September 24 in
Easton Among the attendants were Angela

last six years.

first in his

Ann Dalton

Elizabeth

e'

hiked to our next lodge,
K. loi

I

truly a

mental Education and Reaearch ii»n the
way. the guides i amed all ol oui geai loi us.
all we had to do was to hike and enjoy
the

he y live in

I

I

shuts ami

t

blo« guns and heads

unique expenem

Sara Dunning Campbell 'KM and

S

up

a

afternoon we look

hats loi

hei bus
band. Butch, arc parents of a daughter. Hannah
Elisabceth, bom on December 2. 1994 (eight

was

his truly

I

lainforest ami visiie.l a

Kellvann

Hennessey are planning a Man h 990 wed
ding Kevin is a regional manager loi I'cnr.u

pounds, one ounce. 20

one small

area, as well as three thiee toed sloths

wilderness

wealth Bank for the

m

Aichacopteryx. the fiiM Midi

highlight oi

Kevin

Kevin D. Waple '88 has been appointed

Commonwealth

is

i

and dozens

Hatfield.

assistant vice president at

k

iheJj native habitul.

She and her husband, Michael, have one
son.

Mm

a

Hoal/ins (vci\ pnmilive pheasant sized

inor accountant. he

|*>»H

Inc.

Karen B. Peterson '88 of Wyalusing has
been promoted to assistant cashier by Citizens
& Northern Bank. She joined
in 1990
as a receptionist and has been a loan officer

is

camps)

tlu-

From Aplornapo. we cxploied
to controller of lust Citizens National

by

lantenu (there

no

I

Products Operation

of the

is

Downingtowo

Daniel, one

May

camp

Nestled in

boundary

off the

composed of large,
open, thatch -roofed stnictures on stilts. In

de-

a teachei

is

District

Hxplomapo Camp

remote rainforest
Sin usan, this

earned a masiei \

Spnng-Ford School

the |unglc so

Rivers to

L

1994. in

6.

West Chestei University,

at

in the

"89 and Julie

on August

who

Cortland,

III

fcnd

Alice K. StaufTer '88 and Robert

controller of

mamed

a software engi-

is

FMC

neer with

are planning a
is

is

gree

and

Marie

Hospital in Wilkes-Barre.

Joe Pellock '88

ortland W. Bigeltm

C

Fctzcr were

K.

manager for Sevenson Environmental Services
in

Chelsea and Shiner

Fxploramu by boat (there arc no
you cithei walk oi
take | boat) and traveled approximately
4 <
miles up the Amazon's Napo and
Sucusaii
left

m

roads

Eagle Award for outstanding cluims
MTVtcC
He joined Nationwide in l**S0

7.

1996

to

River and rainfore«t

person

Michael Foulds '89 and Dana Mart/ were
mamed on May 20 in Herndon Michael is
administrative sales manager for National

Silver

Ticket

Co

in

Paxinos

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.

Classnotes
Allentown College of

degree

tered in competition sponsored by the North-

health

east Professional Photographers' Association

sociation of Northumberland County, serving

One of her

Honor" because

ol

print in

its

was plated

portraits

was

it

in (he

Sales

"Court

at

She is manager of the maternal/child
program with the Visiting Nurses As-

Kiessling '89 and Gregg S Moscr

were married on February 4

Deborah is a sixth grade teacher
Mahanoy City Catholic S< hool They live

Gmnblatt

'89 and her

husband. Kdward. are parents of a daughter,

(six

They

iik In s)

pounds, two ounces. 18.5

live in Portland,

Maine

foods.

is

Trexlcrtown. Carol

He and

Timbervillc, Va.

Inc., in

Mac

They

ey. aie parents

his

I

nasi

is.i is

I

agei loi the

the

downlown/inaiketing

Downtown

Whcalon,

ol

and David F Appleby
September wedding on the Past

toe A. Ilabakiis "8«>

an- planning a
(

Psposito wete married on August 27. 1994.
Danville

Lori

She

Illinois

in. in

Business Association
also a niembei ol

is

J.

in

They

Jennifer

employed by

is

Joya Mast' '89 and Donald

I

team

Coiilmental Mas

in ihe

USB

ketball Association.)

is

man ied on May 28

in

J

Muta Jr. were

Joannle

Kramer

Maselli '89

.mil her hus-

They

(Kati) Elizabeth, born in July 1994.

has

aie industries

i

in

Columbus, Ohio

McMuitue
Joselle

managei

Louise

)94

property

is

Set vic es in

Pla.

IVudl Sparing Hepler '89 and

Benjamin Curtis

Hepler, almost tWO, ami aie

in the

piOCeSS "I

building an addition to then house

I

is

Blue

a tilth grade teachei in the

lementary

Si

C Hummel

hool

weu
(

L. Hilbish '8s»

in. lined

ath>

Inc. in

is

lal

Camp Hill

D

and Bryan

analyst

\\

I

uli

the law offices of Cleve-

|

in

Pned

Bloomsburg

Conn

Jennifer L. Jones '89 and Mark

wedding

an elemental school teacher

m

R

Bell

Jennifer

Michele L. Middtesworth '89 and Kenneth Somerday '89 were mamed on April 30.
1904, in Coal Township Michele is chemist
with General Public Utilities Nuclear in Read-

and Kenneth

is

an elec trician for Waldman

West Reading. They

live

m

Sink-

on September 24, 1994. Lucy

They

live in

North Wales.

A

Renee Shaplin Drago '90 and her husband,

in

1

21 inches long). Tyler joins a sister. Michele.

1990

Palmer Township, Pa.

12.

James

and

They

a brother. Daniel, nine.

live in

Kimberly Youndt Evans '90 and her

Shevlin

P.

band, Yuri, are expecting their

loan DiFrancesco. Nicole Woodson Smith.

who

Kimberly,

first

hus-

child in

teaches a learning sup-

port class in Lancaster County, received her

master's degree at Millersville University in

Lisa Stackhouse

August 1994.

Joann Barletta '90 and Mark Reed '91
are planning a summer 996 wedding. Joann,
who also earned a master's degree at BU, is a

Christopher G. Fuchs '90 and Mary

Tammy

who

Mark,

received a master's degree
is

Md.

at the

a sixth grade teacher

Stacey L. Beltz '90 and Robert D.

Coleman
in

in

'91

were married on June

Breinigsville. Stacey

is

an assistant manager with Pizza Hut

Allentown. They

A. Lutes were married on September

Bunkertown. Kimberly

.i

the North

is

3.

1994,

an X-ray techni-

has received an

MSN

engineering optics
is

at

a product

Wilmot Fulmer '90 and John

Patti

Fulmer 89
4

are parents of a daughter.

gan Elizabeth, born on April

18.

They

Mor-

live in

Michelle R. Garrett '90 of Reading re
ceived a master's degree in counseling/psychology at Kutztown University in May.

Geismger Medical Center, and Stephen
BU. They live in Bloomsburg.

Robert A. Gould '90

is

manager of appli-

cations development with the Platform Divi-

Pentz

Morgan

'89 gave birth to

Wendy
"alive

C. Casner '90 reports that she

and well

West Africa. She

tion to

sion of Bell Atlantic Video Services.
is

after a recent adventure/vaca-

burn center

at

is

a registered nurse

Crozer Chester Medical

Ann

Michelle ClafTey '90 has been promoted
to senior fund accountant at Preferred Ben-

a division administrator at Children's

They

live

in

efits

Deptford. N.J.

Corp. in Fort Washington. She resides

Chestnut

Care of York.

Edward
is

Home

lives

J.

Hayes

'90 of Newark. Dela-

a load coordinator for Matlack Sys-

tems Inc. at the corporate headquarters in
Wilmington. He formerly was employed by
Bridgestone Firestone Inc.

Margaret Heller '90 and Stanley Zory
were married

Norman A
were mamed on May 13. Ann is a

He

Reston, Va.

in

Hill.

Elizabeth Orris '89 and

Memorial Hospital's

in

ware,

Lee Ann Nepa '89 and Stacy Bucklaw were
mamed on June 4. 1994, in Carbondale. Lee

Shaffer

in

Michigan.

senior at

Center.

Ann

master's degree

1

who earned a

Northampton.

4

cian at

mamed on October

Lansdale. Christopher,

live in Kresgeville.

Kimberly A. Campbell 90 and Stephen
in

in

Stevens Institute of Technology,

4. 1994,

a senior credit ana-

with Nations Credit of Allentown, and
is

994.

design engineer with Ford Motor Co in
Dearborn, Michigan. They live in Northville,

Wellsboro

in the

is

Kathenne Franko were
1

special education teacher in North East,

is

ing Spring.

registered nurse at
'8«J

employed by Sovereign Bank

is

Robert

is

Schuylkill School District.

Karen Kepner

mamed

a provider relations coordinator for U.S.

on April 27, 994 (nine pounds, seven ounces,

lyst

Lewisburg

Hospital of Philadelphia.

Page 56

is

Wyomissing.

in

twin boys. Brett and Taylor, on August 20,

rhej live in Dauphin.

arc planning a June 30

1994.

Todd

W

1994.

Enfield,

'89 and Heidi

SunbuTJ

Kill' Services

TW>y 1). Hunsingei '89 celebrated his liisl
wedding anni\eis.n\
Pebiuan 12. IWS
lie is employed by Aetna [nsurance Company
in

4.

Lucy A. Dibetta '90 and David McConnell
were

Healthcare.

University of Virginia,

Wilhamsport Susan is a programmer/analyst
for the Central Susquehanna Intermediate Unit

ing,

on Novcmlvi

financ

.i

in

at

S.

wedding.

aie planning a July 8

employed

Electric in

Cathy

Thomas

husband,

hei

Brian, aie parents of a son,

Trudi

is

'89 and

Susan E. Metzker '89 and David
(iehrum were married on May 13

in

Ridge

November

Frank, are parents of a son, Tyler William, borr

in

Mlb Management

at

Kissimmce,

l
l

David C.

Fortna are planning an October 21 wedding.

husband,

liei

Jim, aie patents ol a son, Uiaiulon William,
I,

M. Matash

Joselle

land

Louise Ruane Hoc '89 and
born on Match

'90 and

1

ne ol Ernst iV Young He has been with
the lum loi live yeais, spec lah/ing in linan
ami health

Deck

live

llariisbuig

in the

till

eial services

Nicole, born on

July.

band. Dana, are parents of a daughter. Kalhryn

Anthony W. Hartlaub '89 ol Hanovei

live

'88 are parents of a daughter, Allison

Class Volunteers:

professional promotional modeling and ging

been named audit managei

Deck

Allen-

Carbondale.

also involved in

log.

in

Bell Atlantic

employed by AT&T.

is

Williams Twp.. Pa.

live in

Poughkeepsie Police Department. They
in that city.

Representative

Chicago Rockers Millei Icehouse Dance
Team
he Chicago Rockers are a proles
sional basketball

Center

Co

Pntertainmcnt

Todd R. Whitmoyer

the

(

PC Information

He is also a part-time event consultant
and comedy magician with Black Diamond

live in Scranton.

Mobile, and Chris

They

1993

12,

a police officer with the City of

is

employed by PA Mentor as

is

Jennifer Lindemann '89 and Christopher
Shunk '89 wete married on December 3,

1994

'90 and Mat-

'91 are parents of a daughter.

Shelley Kratz

of two children. Kim-

M'89 and Michael A

M. Stinger Cutler

Lewisburg Penitentiary.

oper with the

Lorl A. Lewis

a recruiter.

Alburtis.

the

town.

in

live in

at

David A. Wargo '89 and Tracy Ann Batista
are planning a December 9 wedding. David
is j computer instructor and software devel-

Rocco Quality

w

a registered nurse with

is

Home Care

Lehigh Valley

Matt

Line Mountain High School.

a superintendent for

live in Bedminster.

Meghan Marie, born on December

Parsippany. N.J.

works

at

They

N.J.

thew A. Cutler

Corp

recognized for his athletic accomplishments

Todd

Christine

resources

David M. Wadeck '89 and Adnenne K
Zechman were mamed on May 20 David

herly and Colton.
fcrol

human

a

AT&T Capital

Berme Romanoski Chapter of the PennsylvaFame on March 25 He w.is

wile.

Lynn Gui niak '8*> and Andrew
Wang were married on December 4
(

is

at

nia Sports Hall of

Hiianna Elsie Monlefel Grccnblatt, born on

February 23

systems administrator
in

as a student

Chatham.

in

Leftzel '89 was inducted into the

Todd

in

Kingtown,

She

for

an investment advisory service

Inc..

N.J.

Chris Swiencki '89

in

is

at

City.

VETIA,

Red Lion.

lives in

a registered securities representa-

is

and client service representative

Watsontown.

in

employed by Transmodal Corp.
Muncy. They live in Watsontown.

Dana

I

Carolyn

reports the birth

of a daughter on September 28. 1994.

Deborah A. George '89 and Janu s
Slivers were married on July 23 In Mahanoy

l

Karen Stein Snyder '89

ihe highest scoring

Dana M.

Gallo were

tive

mne-county Gcismger central region.

the

classification.

Melissa Monlt ft

St

Carolyn Ann Corvasio '90 and Kenneth
mamed on September 9. 1994

David P. Shadle '89 and Jennie Fagan were
mamed on September 9. 1995. David is a sales
manager for Rockwell in Doylestown.

Francis de

Jody Hoffman dates '89 of Lewisburg
Studios won awards for four photographs cn-

Mitchell A. Clouser '90 and Tracy E. Beck
are planning a September 30 wedding in
Petersburg,

Va

tive with

Reds

Mitchell

is

a sales representa-

Fisher in Tampa.

in

May. Margaret

is

a registered

nurse with the Pennsylvania Department of
Welfare.

They

live in

Dawn M. Iorio

4

Union Dale.

90 and Brian J. Brady were

9

,

Opportunities
for careers

Classnotes
mamed on November
Horsham. They

Dawn

12 in Hudson.

a software engineer at Betz

is

Labs

in

live in Kintersville.

C Schrefller '90 received the third-

Jule

place award for

R. Nicole Kent '90 and Ronald G. Deeter

mamed on April 9.

were

Nicole

994.

District,

tions officer at

and Ronald

a correc-

is

Columbia County Prison They

Bloomsburg.

Kevin J. Kotch '90 and Sharon E Toomey
December 9 wedding Kevin,
graduate of Temple University School of

repotting from

Ass^utmn"

Laura Wendel Schultz

live in

an associate with the law firm of Hoyle,

They

15

Laura also earned

mamed

a master's

I

at

M

Coole>

Karen Seidel-Rodgers

Chnstman

are engaged.

Berks

ologist at

Denise

Wayne

Kellie

Ann Shaner '90 and Duanc E.
mamed on May 2H,
)4. m

Gordner were

Mauger

are planning a

'90 and Glen

Snyder

June 17 wedding. Janet

Home

ployed by the Alaska

Agency

W

is

em-

They

are

A.

Murphy

Jill is

a nuclear

medicine technologist at Grand View Hospital in

West Rockhill.

the

Sitler '90

is

where he was inHonor Society. He is in

OKU

a four-year residency in oral and maxillofa-

surgery at the Gundersen/Lutheran Medi-

cial

cal

Center and

is

completing his

MBA at

the

University of Wisconsin.

in the press office
rial

Hughes

ment of Interior and is enrolled in a master's
program with emphasis on invertabrate zool-

They

ogy.

live in

LaCrosse. Wisconsin.

New Yoik

the

Susan

in

Hanovei

1

99

live

that time, she
cial

May 1994 At

in

was employed

as a clinical so-

worker for KidsPeace. the national cen-

ters for

kids in crisis.

Ellen Spisak '90 and Joseph

Greco are planning

a

June 17 wedding

A

Mary

grade teacher

at

Panther Valley,

received a master's degree

at

Kutztown Uni-

Ellen, a

first

versity in

May.

Joseph

a correctional of-

is

Dinan

I

IRS

degree

in

at

'90. a senior auditor with

Washington,

We

non Strashaniiht

Clndj
Ambrose '91 and Daniel R.
Wolfgang '93 are planning a September
1

\

is

a claims lepiesenlative with

Farm Insurance, Willianisporl. and

Daniel

is

an assistant systems engineei with

EDS. Camp

They

Hill

Marc Baker
as a soltware

live in

Manchester

Dawn Reichwein-Feltman
to

human

'90 has been

resources manager

dential Insurance in

at

Pru-

'91 has joined

RegSi an

lii.

He previously was

engineer

a

He ami

Sandra,

live

in

School District and

is

Red Lion Area

Eileen

is

an accountant lor Morristown

eral Credit

pursuing a master's de-

were

J.

Renshaw

'90 and Bradley

mamed in Hagersville.

at the

Plumsteadville Inn.

Sara

They

is

J.

Union They

Margaret

RE/MAX

limited Real Estate in Whitehall

He

is

Unalso

live in

l

ed

Wharton. N.J.

L. Brass

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Jason

..ml
H.

W

1996 wed

Mount Carmel Margaret is a case
manager at Northumberland County Adult

ding

in

Services

employed

Karen
Karen

^

Joanna L. Roe '90 and Wesley D. Hollis

'90 were

Mere

Macy

PGA

mamed on October

1 ,

1

994,

in

is a visual merchandiser
King of Prussia. Wesley, a Class

golfer, is the

head golf professional

Skippack Golf Course.
MontgomeryvUJe.

They

mamed

a registered nurse

They

Mark

W

on October 29. 1994
at

>

.

nn,

Bruce

'91. a first lieutenant in the

U.S. Army, graduated from flight schl at Ft

Dody Perna Turoczy '90 and Istvan Z.
Turoczy '89 are parents of a son, Michael

at

Charles, born on

in

I

employed by Marion Mcrrcll Dow.

March 24

They

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solve their information needs through

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of

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live in

officer

live

ami

Katz arc planning an August wedding
is

Eddie Brouse

A

at

Jr. '91

The Lankcnau

live in Collegeville.

Eagles

Joanna
s,

is

Hospital.

executive positions. Candidates must
have leadership ability, desire to earn
excellent money, willingness to work

utilizing

E. Tulanowski '90 and

Herbst were

—

individuals seeking a challenging career

Bruce D. Braughton

Hyer

live in Telford

—

expanding and looking for people who
are willing to work thoir way into

to

Western Maryland College
'90 has joined

Financial Advisors.

Computer Resource Associates
Eileen A. BIOZfD ">l and Mi' h <- A
Champa were married on May 21. 1994

Northampton.

Sara

t

Wilhairisport.

associated with Tepes Construction of

Northumberland.

V?

are a national marketing organizathe largest In our Industry

pm-.onl poMlion
wife,

Ins

1

third grade teacher in the

Tim Tepes

Hox

attrac-

to Prudential

Fairfax.

Michele Strobeck '90 and Gregory Pugh
5 wedding Michele is a

at

PO

management

stown. Ohio.

DC, earned an MBA

George Mason University in

are planning a July

gree

Hncruitor,

and an

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tive salary

tion

system installer and trainer for Data ( aid
through Norrell Temp Services in Young

Carbon County.

Springman

Jill

Full benefits, state of

has positions available. Contact
Ted Williams '85. CFP. at (717) 5815888 or 581-5833.

Barnhardt are planning a June

promoted

Must bo goal ortontod and

American Express

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L. Rarick '90 earned a master's de-

Boston University

at

Financial Servlcea Representative.
business for yourself, not by

into

yourself

1

gree

Bortultn '88 at (610) 539-7729.

Conewago

John

of Tom Ridge 's gubernato-

'90,

a general biologist with the U.S. Depart-

III

inaugural committee.

ficer in

His wife, the former Christine
is

She works unluhil

Class Volunteers:

Emergency

Management Agency. She formerly worked

in spring 1994,

ducted into the

i

an informs

University of Pennsylvania School of Dental

Medicine

masu 's
New York
.1

at

Representative

She and her husband. Greg, are parents of a
daughter, Sara, who was two on Valentine's

Robert L. Myers '90 graduated from

and a great commission.
Discovery Toyds offers a lot of support

the art learning system,

Damlan
Karen DeLullo

planning an October wedding.

'90 received

Ma>

short hours

and benefits to their consultants! For
more Information, contact Jeanne Smith

occupational therapy

in

demos, catagog

Inc.,

Health Care

'90 and Jeffrey P Zeltt are

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orders, or fund raisers for organizations
A fun, easy full or part-time job with

Pennsburg

111

Kathj s. Woodward '90 and Christophei
L. Long weie mamed on Apnl 16. 1994 m
Hanover Kathy teaches simIi grade "» the

owners of D&K's

tion writer for the Pennsylvania
Jill

he> live

l

Youngland and D&K's Studio of Dance. Piano and Fitness They live in Hughes\ ilk-

Anchorage.

in

I

1

Lairdsville

Janet L.

Seiple '90 and her husband.

Jim, are parents ol a daughter. Kelli Ann. hoi n
on April 26 (seven pounds, five ouik es)

ENT Surgical Associates, Inc.,

West Reading.

in

Lennon

an audi-

is

I

|

ehigh Valley Hospital

I

self-disciplined.

Julie

'90 and L.

books, encyclopedias, personal care
products, clothes and parenting tools
products of the highest quality and
extraordinary value that sell thomsolvos!

and KaiuK doll weie
|oya ,„ 0 |tord
on is

dren with multiple handlt RDS
City KhOOll

September 1995.

Medical Society.

M. Mastroianni

Offer outstanding developmental toys,

in

au School

I

University in

child in

Omega Alpha Honor

ducted into the Alpha

Denise

'90 and her husfirst

«).

M. Wilson

Sheila

band, Jim. are expecting their

li\e

BU
degree

Kaleen Kovalovich '90 received a medidegree at the Penn State College of Medicine at Hershey in May. In April, she was in-

Thes

( had R. Williams '90 of Lansing.
Michigan, has graduated with honors from rhomai

ansdale

degree

on Apnl

(Cedai Crest)

).micl Allen,

I

Johnson

one. Island

I

a registered nurse at

1992.

in

Earn $10-$30 per hour selling Discovery
Toys Products on your own schedule.

s.iles represent.!

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bom on March

cal

&

is

Wumpole *W

l.ori

received the 1994 North Carolina
Special
Olympics Outstanding Print Media
Award

a

in Philadelphia.

Chris

Johnson

Northport.

.Wav

j son.

Morns and Kerr

Philadelphia

live for

Patriot in North Wilkcsboro.
N.C.. for three
years. A former
Grit reporter, she also

band. Gary, are parents ol

is

in

Abuse: Victim's Mother Comments
Jule has been a reporter for
The Journal-

are planning a

Law,

Hci

trates

Elysburg

in

an office manager for the Danville

is

Area School

live in

1

I

was "Murder-Suu side Dlui

article

listed

Christine M. Vitale '90 and Itmoi
McAfee were mamed on September 7. nwa,
1

the North Carolina Press

winning
'91

news enterprise

advance course and an

aircraft transi

Wescosville.

Uon

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Classnotes
1993 while working as a research scientist

Kristen Casari '91 and Wister Yuhas Jr.
•92 arc planning a September 22 wedding in

Lake Harmony

Krislcn

is

a partner in Casari

Enterprises. Inc.. Hazlcton. and Wistcr is a

Britches

He

UM

L. Condalla 'W
90 arc planning a November 4 wedding. Lisa
and
is employed by Muhlenberg Hospital,
4

Brian

employed by Rivcrvicw Leasing Co.

is

someone

paid

work

to

in the store dur-

evening

in the

The two jobs eventually became too much, and
he made the decision to leave his good-paying, solid job at the company
'The first year was a little lean." he said
"Obviously, the initial investment was high
The only reason didn't lose a lot was because
I

'91 and Scotl L.

Cooley

Je nnifer S.

Hon*
I

were married in April in Bloomsburg.
is store manager at Rcvco Drug Store

•91

worked there

Milton, and Scott

in
(

scheduling/office fa

is a

Bloomsburg Craftsmen.

[litatOI at

my

off

Jennifer

He

an operations researc h analyst

*91 and Eric B.

Hadler were married on September

1994.

10.

Maple (Hen Jennifer is a sales representaEgghead Software in King ol Prussia

in

He

last year.

Bnllon aie planning an Oc tober 7 wedding

Onshore
ment

(irant

Amateur

McGuinn were
Gary

Scianton

Kecoids

May 27 in
employed by Specialty

Tressa Honicker '91 and Charles

She

at Fort

Gosling

'91

and T.

were married on October

is

in

who served as a quarthe U S Army, is study-

Penn Stale Harrisa member of the Army Reserve
al

Tara

with

Vanguaid Group

T.J

The-

a

is

a

8,

Eorge. and

in Valley

oniputei prograiiuner

c

at

late

Wilkes Uni

Schaefer '90

'91

engaged.

are

D

ployed by Gerald

Grove, and John

Corkery

is

and John

CPA

in

M.

Gregory

employed by Advanta

ol

is

a national senior synon

IMPACT

Software Systems,

Gurzynskl

»>f

and rhomaa

Derm weie married on May 25
Barrc.

who

Felicia,

degree

at

PH.

is

gist at Polyclinic

a

M

Wilkes

in

also earned a master's

speech language palholo

Medic

al

Center,

Sam Jerome
manager

Vestal.

N

Gina<

for

Sam is an assisSherwm Williams Co. in

Y.

school teaehei

teaehei in the Carlisle School District.

They

in

is

employed

in the

ment of Weis Markets

in

purchasing depart-

and Patty kirchner

'91

'81

were married on June

18.

1994

C Walp
Both are

wedding

teachers in the Berwick Area School District.

Doug, who also earned

degree

They

a master's

at

reside in

Patty

reading

pursuing a master's degree

al

Finished nei master's degree In

BU

Nicole

John lush
I

loi

also

Dun and
.i

I'm-

Ann DoniU Capuano

'91 and

are planning a spring

l

I

Wo

wedding

Bradslrcet

aptain

in

in

Volleyball in

Ho

'9| isownei

Bethlehem

of"

I

ast

Page 58

(

in

Wilmington.

May

Dr. Gerald

They

Richard C. Lowe '91. an auditor with the
Arm) Vudil Agency in Wilkes-Barre, re-

U.S.

CPA

license in 1994.

Stuart B. McAleer '91 and Barbara
Stuart

is

a

D

Gibson.

live in

Class Volunteer:

Tom London
Debra Ann Acri

'92 and Steven J.Vigorito

'91 were married in Hazleton.
stitute teacher,

A. Reustle '91

and Steven

Debra

is

a sub-

owner/operator

is

an accountant

is

of Animal House Pet Centers
live in

Wharton.

in Butler, N.J

N.J.

tion.

Diane

J.

Rhine

'91 and

Timothy

Jenna Akola '92 and Chris Rudolf are

plan-

J.

Longnecker were married on April 29 in
Annville. Diane is employed by the Bank of
Lancaster County They live in Mt. Joy.

ning a

Donald A. Shearer '89 and Debbie Ann
Solomon were married on April
in

May

4.

1996 wedding. Jenna

ager of the Piercing Pagoda

at

is

man-

Stroudsburg.

in

Natalie Alansky '92 is a third grade teacher
Mahanoy Area Elementary School. She also

coaches seventh grade

girls'

high school

and

basketball and

1

Monloursville. Donald

is

manager of Montour

They

live in

'91

Tina A. Singer

are planning a July
a teacher with

and Chester A. Verchuk

wedding

in

Moosic. Tina

Scranton-Lackawanna Huin

South

girls' track

Melissa M. Alba '92 and Matthew
Reinhard '92 were married on October 22,
1994 in Hughestown. Melissa is a computer
graphics illustrator for the U.S. Department

of Energy in Washington,
is

an accountant for

R. Christopher Smiley
Janae, have opened their

4

business,

Man-

at

245 Centerville Road

in

'91 were married

Chris was f ormerly an assistant manager for

on October 22. 1994,

the Geisinger Medical Center

Technology

manager

at

in July.

John

Saint Jude

They

Frackville.

Staples.

Church.

in

Shenandoah. Kristen expects to graduate from
cal

Lancaster.

Rentals, Inc., in

live in Falls

Krislcn L. Ask '92 and John A. Babinchak

91 and his wife,

own

DC, and Matthew

McLean

They

Springfield. Va.

Scranton.

field.

School of Mediis

an operations

Polymer Corp.

in

live in Elysburg.

Roni Ann Snow '91 and David Gehns were
1. 1994. in West Reading.
They reside in Emmaus.
married on October

Adrianne Bahl '92 received

Speech Language and Hearing Association

December 994. She
1

is

in

Hatboro. Michele

a mental health technician

lege Hospitals

m

a nursing degree
live in

at

is

is

pursuing

Chester County Hospital.

thologist at Crozer-Chesler Medical Center in

Upland.

Laura A. Biscontini '92 and James A.
Brogna '92 were married on May 14, 1994.
in Plains.

Wayne.

self-employed landscaper.

Andrea A. Wetzel
Zavacky

'91 and

'91 were married on

Mark

Andrea is a staff accountant
Renaissance
Healthcare
Corp.
Mechanicsburg, and Mark

is

D.

December 9

Allentown.

A

in

Laura

is

office

manager

for

in

a marketing rep-

live in

Hamsburg.

rector of operations for

Kingston. They live

Dr

is di-

Car Bargain Hunters.

in Pittston.

for

resentative for Enterprise Rent-a-Car in

Mechanicsburg. They

in

a speech-language pa-

Medical Col-

Warminster and
at

a certificate

of clinical competency from the American

Charles Musto, Forty Fort, and James

Vbckel are planning a September wedding.
in

and

1992

They

They

oasi

Montgomery County, one of very

few such stores in the C&StSrD U.S.
He began the store "on the side"

a provider relations repre-

Cigna Health Plan

Delaware.

ceived his

Christopher

is

'91

Bob Heller

John

Nonh Hampton

Rebecca A. Young

Evans were married on September 30. 1994
in Dalton. Rebecca is an office manager for

at

Michele Webster '91 and Kurt Graves were

Nicole Lee '91 and Wesley L. Cosgriff are

engaged

in August 1994.

Hospital in

live in Collegeville.

married on July 16. 1994

sentative loi

is

is

Ann Ransier '91 and Robert E.
Smith were married in New Freedom. Laurel
is employed by the CPA firm of Hass & Co.

ick

an accountant for Caesais Pocono Re-

sous

Mr

Berw

Mercy

Wilkes-Barre.

Sunbury.

Baltimon

Douglas A. Ilcin

Wilkes-Barre. Lisa

in

Sacred Heart

at

Laurel

They

May 6

a medical technologist at

Representative:

sandwich shop

Michael KaufTman '91 and .mnns Teats
arc planning a fall wedding in Sehnsgrove.

'93 are planning an October 14

Works

1

an accountant

is

hattan Bagel Co., a bagel bakery, deli, and

live in Carlisle-

Jodi L. Kishbach «91 and Donald

is

Michelle

is

Mario M. Klassen
and Corey Kent
were married on November 12, 1994, in
Mincrsvillc. Mario is a learning support

Mic hael

is

J.

fcnova arc plan-

I

1

were married on

her husband.

Pintande '91 and Craig E.
planning a May 18, 996 wedding.

Michelle

ning a September 9 wedding
tant

cialist for the

a

&

Forty Fort.

Hamsburg.

Carolyn Ann llaring '9| ami Uiandon J
Welc h were married on December 7, 1994.
Luthervillc. Md Caiolyn is an elementan

is

live in Lansdale.

man Development Agency Head Start

Felicia a.

BU.

Berwyn. They

in

Oil Service Co. in Wilkes-Barre

Bethlehem
'9 1 .mil

BU, is a behavioral speFairfax County School District.

master's degree at

is

of a daughter, Abigail Yvonne, born on January 27.

who also earned a

Alexandria, Va. Katharine,

'91 and his wife are parents

Gregory Inns

and Mark D
wedding in

the Phila-

law firm of Shapiro

legal assistant at the

emWillow

Kimberly

'91

in

at

delphia Institute for Paralegal Training,

Theresa

veralt)

L

also earned a paralegal diploma

Indiantown Gap.

J.

comniunic adons ass(u

Prussia

is

Struckiu '92
1994, in King of

who

Britain Township. Kristine.

with the Maryland Department of Transporta-

liu

1am

New

Jilek

Tressa,

ing for a master's degree

burg

A

September 30 wedding

arc planning a

consultant with

Olyphant.

1994. in

19,

Allcntown College of St Francis de Sales.

Ann

married on
is

is

'91

are planning a July 22

Paxinos.

November

Sholly Jr were married on

Hospital and

Volleyball Association.

Corp.. Horsham.

'91 and Kelly

GUIIck

S.

in

the Depart-

Auditoi General

ol the

Gary

employed by

is

in

Inc..

Roadarmel

Lisa Yakuboski '91 and Charles E. Buzalka

Roedcr are

Kimberly A. Hostetter
Kvangclisti '91 and Tricia R

S.

John

Elysburg

in

man-

is shift

Kristine L. Mosser '91 and Martin E.

anticipates turn-

tive loi

Grant

Fox's Pizza, both

employed by Durdach Brothers

Kreisman

termaster officer in

Ann Dresner

at

Day Care Center and

months

first six

a regional director of the

is

Middletown

Mechanicsburg

Jennife r

lived

I

savings."

and broke even

at

Parts Control Center in

Navy Ship

the

didn't pay myself,

ing a prof it this year.

Michelle M. Crcola '91 and Jim Carson
were married on June 3 in Mechanicsburg
is

I

took a small loss for the

Ho

Michelle

—

ager

Katharine M. Wooilum

Moore '91 and John D. Palacz

ing drugs to fight cancer.

ing the day. and he took over

and Brian k. Lytic

J.

'93 are planning a spring 1996 wedding
Kathleen is employed as director of Little

private investigator for Cross Valley Investigations. Wilkcs-Barrc

Kathleen

at

McNeil Pharmaceutical, a division of Johnson
& Johnson Co.. where he worked on develop-

Donna M. Brodoski

'92 and Nevin

T

Christy are planning an October 14 wedding

Donna

is an accountant with North American
Drager and is pursuing a master's degree at

Moravian College.

Positions

Classnotes

sought
Peter Brooks

M'92 and Chnstie Young

were

May

who is employed by Washington County

were married on
Peier

employed by

is

28

the Kellogg Co.

Boyer are engaged

mamed on December

Schools

lic

student

M Buchter

Colleen

Wilhamsport

in

'92 and Randal S.

Colleen

They

Hagerctown. Md..

in

Hood College

at

District

M. Gerdes

Nicole

Diono
manager

Philip

a breakfast

is

are

Ann

Lori

Eliubeth

in

mamed on September
is

M

Sherry

The\

Garbacik

NY

Sherry

Dissinger are planning a July 8 wedding. Kelli
is

employed by Lebanon Head

Shelly S. Griffith '92 and David A. Blough
'92 were mamed on October in
Mililmburg

Shelly

West Chester. Anthony

is

a

Laboratories

cal student at Philadelphia College of Osteo-

Ann Harding

Kelly

Charlottesville. Va..

and

catching up on old and

times.

Wishing

to

say "hi" to Andy, Tom, Jen, Lisa. Kim. Sharon
and Steph!"

Dammer

'92 and Laurence

J

in the

Benton Area School

in

Kelly

CVS Pharmacy

manager with

is a

i

I

L.

Hendel '92 and Ken Sprankk-

mamed on May
manager for TCP Inc.

1

Karen

3

is

m

Systems

the office

Karen M. Hollister '92 and Jam
Hatboro

mamed

I

,i

Karen

Maya '92 and Robert C.
mamed in Esse* alls, N

were

I

leachei

Keaalei
J

ngh

I

al

dinator for Allied Temporary Services in

Bethlehem

They

live in that city

Aaron M. Janis

District.

Amy

M.

are

Brian R. Derr '92 and Donna Bitner are
is employed by The Daily Item

engaged. Brian
in

Palmcrton.

a registered nurse

at

Graduate Health

System's City Line Avenue Hospital
dclphia. and Craig

is

Plula

in

claims analyst

a

is

employed by Meridian

Area School

Mark
Davis '93 are planning a June 29. 1996 wedding. Renee is a counselor at the Rape and
Victim Assistance Center of Schuylkill County
in Pottsville

and

is

Department Store

also

employed by Hess's

at the Frackville

Mall

Brian

a business education teacher and assistant

boys' basketball coach

at

Southern Columbia

High School.

Jobes '92 of Whitehall has been

at

Owen

J

tered nurse at the University

Navy Reel Material Support Oil ReMechanicsburg.
They live in

the U.S.

in

is

School

District.

Michael, also a graduate of Lancaster General
Hospital School of Medical Technology, is

a master's degree

emotional support teacher

employed by Community Hospital of

School

Christine

New

Providence

Fuller '92 and Jeffrey A.
Gutekunst '92 are planning a July 8 wedding
>n Clark's

J.

Sumnut

Christine

is

a substitute

teacher in the Scranton
School District, and
is a credit
associate for the Sherwin

District.

at

Ed

Lehigh University,

is

in the East

is

an

Penn

a special auditor for the

Pennsylvania Stale Treasury

in

Hamsburg.

of Virginia

1

1,

nlili

is

a

in Charlottesville.

Morse

'92 and Jeffrey Gudenkauf
August 12 wedding Kristin

grade teacher

first

mary School

in

Walnut Ridge

at

Pri-

Vernon. N.J

D. Renee Fultz '92
and

Adam

Rantan

A Marino
1996 wedding. April t|

May

employed by Roadway Express.

Inc.

director In

a

eastern Pennsylvania,

in

western N J or southern N Y For
resume, contact Alumni Office und usk
for File B-1955.

(BSC

B.A.

MA

Ph D economics
MBA DBA
finance and International business and
management. An associato professor of
economics and business (13 years);
utilities economic policy analyst and
71),

political

,

economy.

,

rized to establish a university and grant
bachelor and graduate dogroos by Utah
and Louisiana (four years); self-

consultant

ment

(six years).

at a job

I

seek employ-

and Income commensu-

rate with my abilities, or seek heroic
adverturers to help me re-establish an
external degree Institution. Contact

Elmer Chase

III,

P.O.

Box 172,

PA 18416

Elmhurst,

Management,

MBA

In

auditing or accounting
B.S accounting (3.6 GPA), an
management (3 5 GPA), over

years of military and civilian experience. Excellent record of hard work,
1 1

superior written

Stacey L. Noll '92 and David

mamed

on April

Slacey teaches

They

Yodcr were

I

1994. in Stewartstown

9.

in the

Dallastown Area School

is

I

could

live in York.

Suzanne M. Plate an '92 and Joseph J
Adamchick arc planning an August wedding
Suzanne

and oral communication
and outstanding analytical
aptitude
have received extensive
training and experience in areas listed
skills

J

employed by

f

irst

Valley

Bank

in

Hazlcton.

make a

positive impact

on your

organization References available
personal interview, call Thomas P.

Evans

at

For

(609) 267-1285

Seeking human services position in
Pa area Hospital social
worker, elementary teacher, school
Central

Stephanie A. Kline '92 and John
C. Myers

hospital

position

Jeffrey

Williams Co. in Clinton.
N.J.

494 7529

I

Sciences Center

District

Kristine Kichline '92 and Michael
Heimbach are planning a September 2X. 1996
wedding Kristine is a cost accountant for Zeus
Industrial Products in

Richard F Donehue, 5 E. 22nd St., Box
249. Barnegat Light. NJ 08006, or (609)

employed as a dispersed learning

April S. Mntcbier '92 and David

Melissa Kaufman '92 and Edward
Palmer '92 are engaged Melissa, who earned

live in

'92

a substitute teacher in the Scranton

Michael L. Frey '92 and Tracy L Rineer
were married on June 11. 1994. in Strasburg

They

tOI

Sukley are planning a June 10 wed
Waynesboro, Va Deborah is a regis-

Kristin

Judith R. Jones '92 and Christopher J
Conrad were mamed on May 6 in Green wixxJ

new band dim

Deborah Catherine Montgomery
Karl S

arc planning a

Lancaster.

the

national and financial logistics department of

Judith

FT long-term substitute position.
Willing
to truvel end/or relocate. Contact

energy researcher (two years); authois

ding

in

live in Kaikfl

Roberts High School.

arc planning an
J. Finn '92 received his black belt
in August 1994 and is an instructor at the 'Tiger" Schulmann's Karate Center in
Quakertown.

'92

Jill Ann Johnson '92 and Michael G.
McNeal were mamed on October 22. 1994.
in Ashland R D Jill is employed in the inter-

Mechanicsburg.

Daniel

They

District.

Todd Mangel

ap-

pointed credit supervisor for Lafayette Bank

be

al

Brian T. McMuilin '92 and
arol tan
Ketner were married on October 22. 1994 in
Saint Clair. Brian is a teacher in the Saint Clair

Sunbury.

Renee R. Donmoyer '92 and Brian D.

is

Aaron

Securities in Reading

to

then

,

is

I

in

In

comprehensive business education and
in cometology Willing to touch
uny
combmution of subjects Will consider

and

Krufka are planning an August 26 wedding

Soon

certified In secretarial studies,

ment Information Systems

92 and Craig J.
planning an August wedding

(irealei Atlanta Health Services. Philadelphia

'92 and Katherine

mamed on August 6.

P.

Shields

Jr. '92

were

Clair

Both are special educauon teachers

1

994.

in St
in

Dianne Pursed '92 and Kevin Kelly were

mamed on October
live in

.

Chief Information Officer or Manage

Holden '92

15.

a personnel coor-

is

general business studies

Cahl

Jolla.

Kentucky.

R

on October

school or middle school. Certified

al

\mv Mcl aughlin

in

Teaching position (FT) wanted in N J
a high

i

Ringold Hcmcntaiv School ...
Clarksville. Tenn and Robert is a
UeuteiUfll
in the U S Army, stationed by l-orl (
'amphcll.
a

S-1982

m.wkoliiui odur.ition. lypowntuu), and

eight

Jr. '92

Inc..

for File

instructing business subjects in

in

.

Karen

Alumni Office and ask

an as

Christina holds a maikel reseauh position

is

were

1994
Jennifer L.

Phillip

I

Worcester.

Lindenmuth were

Bates were married on September 17, 1994.
in Williamsport. Jennifer is an English teacher

wedding

purchasing agent for Allan A. Myers

Amy Jo is a special education teacher in the
East Penn School District.

and

uie.t.

position.

reorganizations, imple-

Heivvuk

in

"92 and Fred PettilK

are planning a June 1996

spent the weekend

I

new

mamed

substitute special education
leachei

CompuCom

Jo Clemson '92 writes: "Long, but
not lost friends of BU were reunited in
Whitehall, Pa., on February 3. James
Pomicter. a medical technician in

'93 sseie

In

good common sense and decisionmaking skills. For resume, contact

Christinu M. Multi '92 and si
\ k (04
M. Olear were married on May 20 in Hawlcy.

pathic Medicine.

Amy

hygu iu

L. I.ohr *92 and Phillip R.
Jr.

Seeking

management

mentation of new policies and procedures, Increased profits. Possesses

Blinbetfa

Muncy.

is employed by EA
Engineering. Science and Technology. Inc.
They live in Stewartstown.

graduate medi-

Instrumental

in

in

Sparks. Md.. and David

1

in

EA

employed by

is

is

sistant

1

Anthony P. Chiccarine '92 and Krystyna
W. Kiwak were married on September 3. 994,

in dental

j

financial reporting.

accounting or

loc preti

\

Associates, an

Rowland, n

In

WUUamtpon

in the

Start.

agency

dnd
pro

l'

I

in

operations, general ledger, spreadsheets, auditing, cash management,

I'.

|99fi

utUtam

B Cohen and

pursuing a degree

is

a speech- language patholo-

Wilhamsville.

in

dent of Elias

S.

aC

working on

in

with degree

accounting with 12 years financial
industry experience, including
teller

10. |<><>4.

gist at Children's Hospital ot Buffalo

reside

who

David,

nmnee

Ingomar Lon

kurowski '92 and David

\.

'93 arc planning a Juno

gram, was recently named

1996 wedding

M'92 and Dr William

Giles

Mihalko were

for

Carpenter '92 and Richard S

Kelli L.

Md

'92 and Dr Vijay Josh,
I.

Wyoming.

graduate

Owens

September

Bloomsburg graduate
live in

Delaware

live in Frederick.

arc planning a

Kathy
Burger King.

a

liedcikk.

in

Camden. Delaware. They

Pub-

ding

in

Shillington

engaged

is

Renee.

employed by

is

Governor Mifflin School

Kathy Burson '92 and

1994

7.

1

Moscow.

Pa.

1

5.

1994. in Yardlcy

They

social liaison person, supervisory

(Continued on Page 61)

Page 59

Classnotes
Michele M. Rine '92 and Joel E Long were
married on July 24. 1993.

Berwick Hospital, and Robert

is

employed

is

employed by Lnvironmcntal Consultants in

at

Chantilly. Va.

Deroba

Jr

Peggy

They

clerk at Wilkes Pools. Mifflmvillc.

live

is

a teacher

at

M

Damon

Richboro Elementary School

in

ing a master's degree

Rothermel '92 and Michael P.
Fincrghty were married on September 17,
Richelle

Richelle

1994

They

ployed by Connaughl Laboratories

Inc.,

Mount Pocono.
Kelly is a registered nurse with Shawnee
Medical Group of Shawnee -on-the-Delaware.
married on October

8. 1994. in

were

Class Volunteers:

Dina Campbell, Deb Dietrich, Manie Dinges.
Rent e Kunkel. Ram lanwro

Kristin L. Kutkowski '92 and JBSOD
Furniii '92 are planning a March 1996 wedding

Tampa

in

Kristin

agent lor the Investment Building (iroup

Inc

in

Tampa, and Jason

a catering

is

Dawn

in Fcastcrville in

move

to

to a

July

the U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency in Wilkes-Barre. They live in Allen-

M. Arentz

Allison

are engaged. Allison

degree
'92 and Hi. ullc\

Hl.uk

I

They
co-owners of Small Wonders Daycare

in

i

'93 and Jesse

is

studying for a master's

lehabilitalion

ardiai

L Maurer

and exercise

science at East Stroudsburg University.

planning an October 14 wedding.

an
arc

Center

Andrew O'Donnell
wen married on Augusl \, 1994 In Red

April Smith '92 and
•92

Apnl

School

and Andiew
U.S.

I...

I

is

Icaltlu

computet

a

an

1

1" y

Marilyn
Nay lor were married on May 21.1 995
son Borough Marilyn

deaf

is

Lincoln Intermediate Unit

in

New

in

Wil-

an interpreter for the

Hanover.

live in East

L. Hall '93 and Brian H. Albertson

Marsha

Danville.

October 14 wedding
is

in

a route accountant with

Service America Corp.

Constance Hammes '93 and Glenn
Goldsborough '92 were married in October.
Constance
is

is

a kindergarten teacher, and Glenn

a teacher in the Pennsbury School District.

ager.

They

Lisa A. Hirkala '93 and Robert L. Brinker
1996 wedding. Lisa is

are planning a spring

manager of Levi's Outlet by Designs

in

Lancaster.

They

12.

Patricia A.

Oxford.

Kerry L. Corse '93 and Thomas W. Campion were married on September 24 in
Pottsville. Kerry is employed by Schuylkill
County as a mental health intensive care man-

Hironimus '93 and Brian C.

Sawka

'91 are planning a spring

ding

Hamsburg.

in

Patricia

is

1996 wed-

a substitute

teacher in the Central Dauphin School District,

and Brian

is

a mortgage underwriter with

Ford Consumer Finance

Cherry

in

Hill, N.J.

live in Pottsville

Kevin M. Jones '93 and Krista

Cathy Dunlin '93 and

James are planning an August 19 wedding. Cathy is a substitute teacher at Carbondale Area High School

Bank

Jeff

I

Mourn

Mit helle

larmel

(

were married

in

Mausdale. Kevin

by American General Finance
Arizona. They reside in Mesa.

loi 1

S Sprint International

1

married on Novembei

will be

ik also reported
the H)

thai

at

in

Arlington, Va

in

he

1,

1995

competing

is

and ovei men's soeeei

1

for

in Pottsville.

the

is

a business

manager

TriCounty Area Chamber of Commerce

Pottstown

L. Stauffer

is

employed

in Scottsdale.

Pcnn

at

doctorate there

'92,

who

State in 1994,

a

"The Politics of Syphilis,"

at

post-

pa

Wentz

November

4

Holly

Bank

&

is

Thomas
wedding in

an accountant

1994

in

degree

Lehighton
in

'92 and

Shawn
at

Indiana

Pittsburgh

at

Robed

Decembei

She received

deal education

Dawn W

I..U

in

a

S

acting administrator for

is

in

Lewisburg.

mastei

"s

wedding

15.

St.
is

'91 were married on Apnl 8 in Hazleton. Jodi

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Mary's School

is

in

1994.

in

a first grade teacher at

Wilkes-Barre. and John

employed by Milazzo

Industries in Pittston.

Kingston.

live in

medical technologist

at

Sunbury Com-

at

is

a fitness specialist and

Highline Athletic Club in

Washingont.

Pamela

J.

is

a child care teacher.

III

'93 and

ding.

Joseph

is

a third grade teacher in the

Colonial School District.

May. Maureen

is

employed

M. Kowaleski

'93 and

Thomas

D. Hresko were married on August 20, 1994
in

Kulpmont.

Danielle

a teacher at the

is

Danville Child Development Center.

They

Bloomsburg.

May

7.

1

994,

in

They

Amy

Wdliamsport.

Pamela is a secretary for Powerplant Technololive in Williamsport.

Lauver '93 and

Jeff Hart are plan-

ning a July 22 wedding.

Amy

is is

West Snyder High School
Midd-Wesl School District.
teacher

at

math
in the

Michele Grason '93 and Steve Denny '94
town Michele

is

1996 wedding

an oncology nurse

Valley Hospital, and Steve

is

in
at

Nancy Griffiths Lav. ton '93 has joined the
Management Group. She

Allen-

Lehigh

a secondary edu-

staff at Insurance

and her husband, Dan,

Bear Creek.

live in

cation teacher and personal fitness trainer.

Mary Jo
Joseph A. Carracappa

in

Girton '93 and Scott R. Mix

were mamed on

Dina Marie Campbell '93 is a ninth grade
Cape May. N.J.

Susan

L. Kirby '93 and David R. Rich

Presbyterian Medical Center.

live in

in-class support teacher in

parents.

at

Danielle
Valerie Frey '93

gies Inc.

Susan Cannon '93 and Kenneth Krawchuk
wcic married last year and recently became

Maureen

were married

munity Hospital.

1994. in

Shawn is an accountant for
W illiamspon Home They live in Muncy.

Catherine E Burke are planning a July wed-

Jodi Whitebread '92 and Robert Cienki

District.

Shavertown. Joan

Dawn will be escorted by her father, Donald
L. Whitt-bread '65.

a sixth grade teacher in the Fleetwood

'91 were married on July 23,

Jennifer Forbes '93 and James Ortona are

are planning a July 6.

bread '92 and Gerald

are planning a July 22

is

Area School

They

D. Burkhart '93 and Ronda Leigh

<1.

the University of

Stacy

live in Ottsville.

planning a September 1996 wedding. Jenni-

personal trainer

in April.

Gauglcr '93

Joseph

Sunbury.

at

Trust Co.

Mull were married on October

l-iyeklund were maiiied on

1994

14,

Joan S. Kaczmar *93 and John M. Richie

Seattle.

Bloomington
L.

May

a merchandiser for

Joseph B. Dzwonchyk '93 and Ann Mane
Bickhart were married on October 9. 1994, in

fer is a

Milton.

Shannon

is

the 14th an-

nual Graduate Student Conference
Irriversity in

B

Bucktail
a

Cecelia

s

pursuing

is

married on

September wedding.

Pamela studied medical technology as a
graduate at Bryn Mawr Hospital

Hughesviiie.

She iceently presented

H Fox were
Quakertown.

Stacy A. Jucknik '93 and Christopher S.
are planning a June 1996 wedding.

Redding

Pamela Buchinski '93 and Michael L
(iiaves are planning

are planning a

earned a mastei

Cecelia (Cissy) Drybola '93 and Stephan

Packwood House Museum
They live in Northumberland.

Holly L. Buck '93 and David A.

Karol Weaver

employed by NatWest.

the

ii.iIioikiKIi.iui

pionship.

degree

previously was assistant manager

Boyertown. Eileen

live

a linaiu lal analyst

is

the

Eileen S. Bernhard *93 and John L.
September 2 wedding

in

is

He

Miners National Bank

i

Michael T. Volpe '92

manager of

)auiiich are planning a

a substitute Frent h

m hi ai Shikellamy High School They
In Kulpmont
ti

is

Nintendo of America. They

Huan A
Michelle V. Thomas
Cesari were married on November 19 in
'92 and

is

'93

Annville branch of Lebanon Valley National

live

at

per,

Keystone lob Corps Center in Drums.

Rodney Becker

leatown.

>.i\

He

P. Collins '93 and Gregory A.

and

Centennial

in the

a teaehei

is

District,

ms analyst
i

at the

in

They

a substitute teacher.

Mummert

J.

994,

1

i

Lion

in

M

George R. Barron '93 and Colleen

Haggerty are planning an August 5 wedding
in [nkerman, ( ieorge is a guidance counselor

in

town.

live in

and sales

Tampa

Laura M.Sandy

They plan

Philadelphia

new house

manager lor the Hyatt Hotel and Resort in

i

October 14 wedding.

registered nurse at Frankford Hos-

ICU

pital in

tate
.

an

a licensed real es-

is

Anastasla '93 and Larry Butchin

are planning an
is

is

28, 1994,

Berlin.

Swiltwatcr.

Dawn M.

Grove '93 and Troy

J.

Marsha

Columbia Bndgette is a mortgage finance
consultant with Mortgage Access in Easton.
and James is a national bank examiner with

May

on

live in Nicholson.

mamed on October 22,

Laura

Stroudsburg.

live in

in

Mike Jemo

Jeanne M. Rowlands '92 ind John S Kron
Jeanne is cm-

were

Still

Bridgette R. Collier '93 and James M.
Gallagher '92 were married on June 1 8. 1994,

Representative:

arc planning a June wedding.

Laura
Kelly Cilurso '93 and David

mamed

Lake Winola. They

are planning an

live in

Ixwishurg

District.

They

Philadelphia

1993

an adult training specialist

is

Union County JTPA.

for

in

I).

employed

Cornwall-Lebanon

by the

Gritman '93 and Kevin R

Julie Beth

Cresswell were

Andreoli

Rock School District. She is pursat Holy Family College

the Council

Benton.

in

'92 and

issa is

School

November 4 wedding Cheryl

arc planning a

a production control

is

Wood

Cheryl

were married on Augusl 20. 1994.

Trcvorton.

in

92 and James A.

4

Peggy Ann Ritchie

Webb
Melissa Cascarino '93 and Howard
Melwere married on Apnl 29 in Lebanon

Kori Greene '93 and Joseph Pavlovich are
planning a June 24 wedding in Carlisle. Kori
is

a special education teacher in the South

Middleton School

District.

'91 were
is

Leister '93 and

James

mamed on August 6.

a sales representative for

and Jimmy

is

P.

Winz

1994 Mary Jo

Nesor Alloy Corp..

a trading analyst with the Ameri-

can Stock Exchange. They live in Chatham.
N.J.

Opportunities

Classnotes

(Continued

Theresa M. Lesky '93 and Eric
Reynolds '92
ding

arc planning an

Theresa

Corp.

in

August

1

Susan Scruggs "93 and Matthew R Schultz
were married on May 14. 1994 They
Uve m
Towanda.

J.

wed-

2

employed by GA-Tronics

is

Reading, and Eric

resentative with Associates

is

James D. Luchl '93 and Lisa A Ziegler
were married on May 27. James is an accountant for Maersk Inc. in Madison. N.J.

in

Mann '93 of North Plainfield. N J ..
a financial analyst in corporate finance at
Mitsui O.S.K. (America) Inc.. in Jersey City.
Joseph

is

MBA

working on an

degree

is

a reviewer/analyst for

Camp

Clark's

Amy

at

Amy
Kelley A. Marcyan '93 and Scotly B
Kanipe were married on June 25. 1994 in
Tenn.

Kelley

is

Belhumer. Ran,l\ Hantuin. Meinlith

ljl\o\

Hill

Rebecca Dhwii \ndei-\on '94 ami Michael
C. Zeiser "93 aie planning a Jul> S uedding
in Rroomall
Beck> .s a substitute leachei in
Delaware County, and Mike

M. Strzelecki

is

'93 and Michael

at

Gen-

Ha/.leton

is

an accounlanl

A Co m

Lynn

Bet/ '94 and Fdwanl

I).

married on Octobei

A Wasswere

S.

eral Hospital

a resources co-

Joseph F. Subacz '93 and Amy Barth are
planning a December 28. 1996 wedding. Jo-

in

Litchfield. S.C.

seph

is

employed by

First Valley

Bank.

PO

mm

'93, a

second

Jennifer L.Birt '94 and Gicgor) S Seigei
were married on May 9 in Hamsburg Jen
mfcr is employed by the Bank ol

sought
(Continued from Page 59)
position

The Basic School.

He

joined the Corps

in

1993.

by Rhone's Travel Trailers Inc

Jean Newruck '93 and Michael Maletsky

tion.

They

in

Cogan

case management for eight years. For
resume, contact Alumni Office and ask
for File

employed by Heap's of Allentown. and
is employed by Fund Plan Services
of Conshohocken.
is

is

management
in

Walhngford. Conn

Tncia is an environmental interpreter technician at Olc Bull
State Park in Cross Fork, and

They

School.

live in State

are engaged. Laura

is

Casual-Corners

Kulpmont. Charles

District.

assistant

is

store

resides in Lcck-

Gregory J. Viola

II

in the U.S.

Lynne Palmer
Andrew Slater '92
are planning a November 4. 1995 wedding in

manager

Bloomsburg. Lynne

neering in Washington,

in

Yorktown. Va.

He

is

They plan

to live in

Stephen R. Parker
engineer with

Bloomsburg.

Jr. '93 is a software

RMS Technologies,

Inc

L

lil.OOMSHURC

Burfcindt "94 and Rodni

I

Ann Polites

'93 and Lawrence

J.

Czeponis

for the Office of Coast

Guard Engi-

Amy
Goodwin

3,

1994, in Sunbury.

Sarah

is

a payroll pro-

cessor for

Angel,

BU

Memll Lynch in Fort Washington.
who also earned a master's degree at

in 1994, is a

UNISYS Corp.
North Wales

multi-media consultant for

in

Blue

Bell.

They

live in

Bloomsburg

Amy

is

,

Jennifer

Copt

'94

wedding

in

Stale

n

ll B

Id

IK

Doug

lit

I

for the

is

Woodward '93 and Arthur R
May 997 wedding

are planning a

1

employed by Pennsylvania National

Insurance Co.,

Hamsburg

Relations

EDITORIAL ASSISTANT
Scott R Kighter

Assistant

84

Dim tor

of

Development

PHOTOGRAPHER
.

lor

Joan Heller

Boys and Girls Club of Scranton

University Relations Stall

SODja M. Dierks '94 and Anthony Bajor
Sonja is working on a
master s degree at BU. and Anthony in a
teacher

ALUMNI

Koxana
Shenandoah

M.
is

an

Drumblusky

in Carlisle

RN

supervisor

at

ol

Broad

1 Inn,

>,,u

Headier

is a

substitute teacher

at

engaged

Angela is a
Lewis. Danzig & Co.

arc

\

I

Alumna
is

committed

to providing equal educational and

employment opportunities

for all

religion, sex. age. national origin,

ancestry, lifestyle, sexual orientation,

handicap, Vietnam era Hiatus, or union

membership
ITic

countant

k

MAI

persons without regard to race, color,

Angela K. Gaugler '94 and Ryan R
Troutman

MM

Bloomsburg University
'94

Heather N. Forrest '94 and Daniel J
Houscl arc planning an April 13. 1996 wed
ding

Ol

Linds Loss,
Si n tin
mi,/

West Ha/lcton Junior High School

at

1

Melissa B.

Alumni Allans

Mark Lloyd, I'h.D.
m, of News/Media

They

dm

program

of

Dim

Bath

..

llighei

CONTRIBUTING WRITER

Philadelphia

is

<>l

llippensliel "oK

Dim lot

Connie M. Crandall '94 and lost ph I
Longacrc were married on September 10,
1994, in South Gibson. Connie is a business

Patricia DiBiasi '94

System

EDITOR

a kindergarten teac her

in

Inivcfsily

...

Danville Area School District

LaSalle University

I

.isms

Lducation University

Q

l

are planning a June 30

Chilhsquaque
in the

m

ClCWell '94

J.

published

is

alumni, parents and liicnds ol

,

'93

and Jeff
Kummery were married on December 17,
994 in Telford Wendy is employed by Grand
View Hospital They live in Perkasic.

Melissa

Sarah C. Reinhard '93 and Angel H.
Hernandez '92 were mamed on December

lor

Center

'94 arc engaged

DC

Wendy Weidemoyer

Malacame

wedding.

I

ol Pennsylvania,

YMCA Child Care

Mountain Nursing Home.

Jr are planning a July

ifl

ll

Hos

assistant financial

a caseworker for Children and Youth

Services.

I

at

'93 was commissioned

Coast Guard on July 1,
1994. after completion of the 17-weck OCS

a substitute teacher, and

ll

.1

live in

an ensign

is

'94 oi Holland

cardiac stepdown unit

instructor at Flmira Business Institute

Kill.

in

'93 and

is

a field claims adjustor

Group He

plans today!

of the University ol Pennsylvania

tant at the

College

manager of a

clothing

Charlottesville, Va.

Andy

sub

C. Unger '93 and Diane E. Sikora
are planning an October 21 wedding in

a teacher in

'93 and Paul S. Cassell

Make

Chuck

for Erie Insurance

Laura Teresa Ott

in the

StISan

at

1

Pocono Mountain School

is a

College Area High
School and Philipsburg-Osceola Area High

substitute teacher.

is

Andrew

stitute teacher for the State

Jean Ann Organis '93 and Paul J. Sipler
'90 are planning a July 27. 996 wedding. Jean
the

pital

1994. in Sinking Springs.

a substitute teacher, and Paul

October 28

Widieritc are planning a Septembei 4 wedding

Tricia G. Talarico '93 and D. Andrew
Wilson '92 were mamed on September 10,

Ann Marie Oberlin '93 and Daniel C
Murphy were married on March 25 in

is

employed by Doyleslown Hospital

Susan was formerly the administrative

a master's degree from Lehigh

Ann Marie is a

Homecoming

Bit

also a graduate ol Hershey Medical Centei.

assistant with Bristol-Myers

a

University in May.

Lewisburg.

I

Dann. who

is

Maryann Brown

Kathleen M. Szymczak '93 and ChristoJ Seibcrt are engaged Kathleen is a
data

special education teacher at Centennial School.

She received

labrii

<

pher

Squibb Co.
Jennifer A. Nyce '93 of Northampton

Ireti h. n

<

is

member

Michael

ud

'94

planning an October 1H wedding

Sta-

'92 are planning an autumn 1995 wedding

Jean

C- 1967.

LsflCSStfll

Williamsport

live in

work capacity. Willing
and flexibility
olomontary ed. with

social

County. N.A.

Dann Braid
Jennifer A. Switzer '93 and Richard A
Robertson Jr. were married on November 5,
1994. in Williamsport Jennifer is employed

in

M S degree in
minor In psychology. Public school
teacher for 8 5 years; family centered

1

lieu-

tenant in the U.S. Marines, has graduated from

Service. Career

Positions

Bethlehem

Christopher S. Moeller

Resume

Box 4244. Readmq PA

to travel, likes variety

Ho. slum

B

October 199b wedding

a registered nurse

order

I

Summit

Jaslar arc planning an

Momstown.

L

Stat es

Scrvucs

with Kreischer. Millei

NYU.

ordinator for Litchfield Plantation

KHP

money
Center.
i

Class Volunteers:

1996 wedding.

Scott K. Starbuck '93 and Lon Ann Cave
were married on April 22 in Shavertown Scon
is a systems engineer for Metropolitan
Lite in

is

He

Snyder '93 and Ryan B Rhoadcs

arc planning a January 20.
Julie

N.J.

1994
Slacey I. Belhumer

Julie Ann

Exton.

in

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staff ac-

university

committed

is

additionally

to affirmative action

will take positive steps to

edu

Jtional

and

provide *uch

and employment opportu-

nities.

Aimee
E Baylor

K. Gerlinski '94 and Christopher
arc

engaged

Aimce

is

a substitute

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Classnotes
stand ready to provide for your

leather and assistant track and cross country

service,

coath

very special occasion. Whether your event

Riverwood High School

at

in

Atlanta.

wc

in

Boyertown, and Russell is a research associRockland Pharmaceuticals Inc. in

an intimate cocktail parly, a reunion, wedding,

Kimberly Goodman '94 is a orporati n
cruller for Computer Resource Assoc tales Inc
in Camp Hill She is also pursuing a master's
degree

in

human

resource management/indus-

Rom

Gi a ham M'94

T.

is b ijm

addition to the usual

"In

dm a
Wyoming
ial

i

Ihe First Hospital of

at

Family

Boyertown.

your

to

of

bill

fare,

wc

ture ethnic specialties including Italian.

many

can, Cajun and

Hon teachei

menu

range a tasteful and delicious

Theresa Scheibley '94 of Tremont

fea-

treatment nurse

Mexi-

at

a

is

the Leader Nursing and

Rehabilitation Center in

others."

Amy Kremser

Valley

on the telemetry

is

GN

a

nurse

is

a registered

Berwick Hospital Center.

at

Patricia G. Skiendzielewski '94

Jennifer L. Harl '94 and Brock a

They

in Somcrvillc. N.J.

arc engaged

live in Recdsvillc.

Brett

1

I

1

employed by Great

is

Val-

dinator. In that role,

icgy

Robin Heintzelman 'Wol Pleasani Mills
a GN/RN in the maiermly dep.irtmenl ai

I

las.

Jennifer L. Hongst '94 and David J
a Deiemhei 1996 wed

Maikle ate planning

ding Jennlfei is employed by
Township School Dislru

the

'94 and Gregory Matuczinski

'91

were married on February 10

Va

Kelly

is

a registered nurse for

Health Care in Gatesvillc.

Tcwksbury

NC

.

in

An Tone,

tenant in the

program

internship
ter In

Snowden

is

graduated from the

mastei

S.

degiee

"s

Research

Karns

'94 ol Florence. S

on the

ardiac

<

C

..

ommissionei

the

in

May

16 Primat)

I-

i

[arriiburg.

While
ship
Bi

at

hti

i

wen

White

the
i

Brothi

Kerry

I

lousi

i

is

[<

>

is

a third

mploycd by

Michael

is

working on

County Kerry

is

an

ac

*

in

Ameiu

llu

A

mint execu-

Temporary Services

in

.ui

a registered

is

Mass
at

"n the
al

<

Warne Clinii and
second grade teachei at

Matthew is a
Cromwell Valley Elementary School

Ruth Pelzer

'94 and Patrick

oi

Scranton has

ai

in

Warminstei

vices.

Package System
'94 ol WUliamsporl was named
the

Enterprises, Inc.

Month
She

is

for

March

at

Hope

a program specialist;

coordinator for residential services.

Ruth Krunig'94o! Bloomsbuit has

own calenng

business. The

sl.irted

is

a

is

is a

in

Dulaney

Jr.

registered nurse

Philadelphia,

operations coordinator for

Jennifer

and

Inc.

M4 and Brad T. Kinsey
'92 are planning a June 15, 1996
wedding.
Jennifer

is a first grade teacher in the
Prince
George's County Public School
District in
Greenbell, Md Brad is employed by Kinsey

in

"Featuring the finest qualih of product anil

into the Berwick Area School District's Academic Hall of Fame on May 20.

on January 5

ing Mr. Rygiel's long tenure

at

age 89. Dur-

on the

faculty of

Bloomsburg University, Mrs. Rygiel was very
active in campus activities and was wellknown by many students.

Bernard

business,

is

manager

Ansno Corp.. which

J.

Schneck, an associate profes-

Michael A. Yeagy M'94 and Carol Cook
1996 wedding in

1966 to 1982, died on April 14

BU from

age 74.

at

Surviving are six children, Marilyn
Robochik, Linda, Elizabeth Smith, Mary, Jeffrey and William; four grandchildren, three
sisters

and a brother.

are planning an April
Dillsburg. Michael

is

a

manager with The

Valera (Jerry) Valentino, secretary

RX

BU

Place, Inc., in Colonial Park.

business office for 15 years before

in the
retir-

ing in 1980, died on January 25 at age 79.

Forge.

Ronald

is

8

wedding

in

Old

Surviving are a son, Fred; a daughter. Beth

Ann Kob; and

five grandchildren.

a trooper in the Pennsylva-

Attention, Class of 1995!

1995

You came

Hamsburg.

Christine A. Searfoss '94 and Russell L.
Moser "94 are planning an August 5 wedding

to

Bloomsburg Theatre

Representative:

Ensemble as a

class assignment;

Michele Corbin

just for the fun

of

year

Roadway

L Roil&fa

Construction

1989 as dean

in

nia State Police.

Susquehanna

Chef.

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Ruth

Pennsylvania Hospital

Pat

her

Philadelphia

registered nurse at Presbyterian Hospital.

accepted a position with Allico Health Ser-

Pam Kont/

ol

BU

a

Ronald Zaykowski '94 and Michelle

'92 are planning an October 21, 1995 wedl

is

rermantown Hospital and Medi-

Karen Padgeon *94

ding

leraann Kolodde&kl 9A

Brian Winter '94 of Allentown

Semenza are planning a July

m

son. Mil

Employee of

em-

is

microbiology and immunology

to

sor of sociology and social welfare at

's

College

Florence L. Rygiel, the widow of Walter

claims adjustor with State Farm Insurance.

for his family

Hospital

Rowan

Peat

Michele Walsh '94 of Clark's Summit
at Mercy Hospital in Scranton.

Sen lely ol Clinical Pathologists

Mawr

at

BU

Jersey.

Dr Matteson came

GN

cal Center.

the

PottsviUe Hospital and

ow

Lancaster

in

Maria

medical technologist

KPMG

York, and

in

School of Medical Technology, she
laborotor)

'92 are planning a June 1996 wedding

Philadelphia.

his master's in clinical

graduatf ol the Bryn

ployed

and Matthew

employed by

Jennifer Orlando '94 has been certified by

i>

Bphrata

*>4

is

management

at

provost and

of the College of Business.

Montvale, N.J.

manufactures abrasive products.

29 wedding

ful)

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in

grade teacher

psychology. They live

planning

Maria Kolmish

July 1994

Melissa

ra bit

tive with Russoli

in

intern-

n. Kegarlsc '94 and Clark

leffries are

ancastei

BU, he served an

a senior at

in

New

in

named

Susan Rusinko, a member of the BU Department of English for 32 years, was inducted

Allison WahJers '94 and Rick Rafferty are
planning a 1997 wedding. Allison is a liability

married

he was a missionary

Matteson, interim provost

S. Rygiel, died

Melissa Morelli '94 and Michael Alfonso
•93

ill,

with Schenng-Plough

Kenilworth, N.J.

M

Ice

lion.

a

is

'93 are planning a July 20, 1996

wedding. Kevin

Marwick

Jonathan D. Keelei 'JWol Mifflinbunj won
for Union County

(

Matthew

Theresa Von Tobel '94 and Kevin

David Moreira '94 and Martina
Hill are
engaged. David is a technician for the TriCounty Regional Planning Commission in

J.

professor of

a teacher at Infant Friend-

Institute in

McGrath

Democratic nomination

a

is

speech pathology.

in

is

telemetry

J.

'93 are planning an October 21

clinical data coordinator

J

pursuing a

Kccslcr Medical Cen-

ut

floor at Carolina llospilal Systems.

l

Raymond
is

Karalyn Ann McNiff '94 and Keith
Kempmski are planning a November wedding.

a registered nurse

I

Jennifer C. Lyba '94 and
are engaged
Jennifer

for five years.

Carol

Janice L. Tyciak '94 and Matthew

Evangeline

wedding. Janice

Kmdei

lieu

Miss

BllOXi,

Cur rick

second

becoming

Mexico

a pre-school teacher with the

ship Center in Philadelphia, and

b

Prior to

since July 1992, has been

I

Kriatfau R. Hertzlei '94,

is

in

Child Development Council.

U.S. Navy.

in the

Jennifer

Dal-

in

Suffolk,

and Greg

The Rev. John F. Coyne, Catholic campus
BU from 1981 to 1983. died on

Bowanko

September 16 wedding

are planning a

Lowe

Kelly

Gov. Richard Thornburgh.

minister at

Jennifer Spencer '94 and Joseph

lospital,

Sunbury Gonununity Hospital

He was first appointed in March 1980 by

April 15 at age 54.

Newtown is a registered
room at Bloomsburg

ol

ees.

county court pro-

in

ceedings.

StCVe Lorcfa '94

member of the law
firm of James and Mihalik in Bloomsburg,
has
been reappointed to the
Council of Trust-

she assists crime victims

and witnesses involved

nurse in the operating

is

is

Montour County's new victim-witness coor-

K Longacre

Bank

ley Savings

Brian Hausknecht '94 and [Yai
arc planning a March 1996 wedding

'94 and Tara

Long

Brett V.

Jr., district attorney

of Montour County and

BU

Center

Spigclmycr were married on August 20. 1994,

Friends
Robert W. Buehner

'94

Angelique Shoemaker

Berwick Hospital

floor at

and

Hamsburg.

i

'94 of Catawissa

Marsha E. Wilkinson '95 and Ronald
M
Kouf II '94 are engaged. Ron is employed
by Cable One in Williamsport.

ate at

will help ar-

specifications and requirements.

relations at St. Francis College.

trial

team banquet, we

office party or

i

Mt. Penn. Christine is a customer support
at National Penn Bank in

representative

is

Aimee

Bitting '95 and Michael
Sanford
'93 are planning an August
5. 1995

wedding

in Ephrata.

Michael,
master's degree at BU.

who
is

also earned a

employed by

the

Lincoln Intermediate Unit.

Gary

Gilcrest '95

is

counselor-instructor

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Bloormburg University Alumn
If

any

any interest in attending
of the events listed here, please make

you have

a tentative reservation by notifying
the Alumni Office today. We will
provide details (exact times,
locations, directions,

confirmation information, etc.) for the events
in

to

Bloomsburg!

September 23-30

The Bloomsburg

October 6-8

Parents

October 27-29

Homecoming

December

Happy Holiday Dance

2

Alumni Day

1996

which you are interested.
(If

we do not receive a
number of

sufficient

reservations, the event
may be cancelled.)

Weekend

Commencement

December 16
April 27,

Fair

Note: Monthly University Events schedules
and separate schedules for cultural and
athletic events are always available through
the Alumni Office. Please call us for a copy.

PHILADELPHIA AREA
July 28

Regional Calendar of Events as of June 27,

Picnic with Berrigan's Subs
(rescheduled from June 1)

Sept. 16

Family Day at
The Philadelphia Zoo

Oct. 14

Luncheon, Springfield Mall

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2

Shaw Theater

Festival

(by motor coach from Bloomsburg)

CLINTON COUNTY
Oct. 14

Huskies Football

&

(DXELAWAM
June 28

Lock Haven

vs.

July 26

Freshmen

June 28

Blue Rocks Baseball, Wilmington

Sept.

Picnic with Berrigan's Subs,

Aug.

Dinner,

Picnic, Long's Park

Dewey Beach

Aug. 19

Call

Huskies Football vs.
& Post-game Dinner

Sept. 19

New Haven

1-800-526-0254

& Grill,

Aug. 2

Picnic with Berrigan's Subs,
Covered Bridge Park, S Whitehall

Oct. 21

Huskies Football

Avalon

Student-recruiter Training

July

1

Dinner

in

Manhattan

Kutztown

CAPITAL AREA & YORK COUNTY
22
Husky Club &
Alumni Association

Williamsport Cubs

Oct. 3

Afterwork Mixer, Sheraton Inn

Dec. (TEA)

Herdick Trolley Tour of Lights

Sept.

30

Heritage Hills Golf Resort, York

Huskies Football vs. East
Stroudsburg & Pre-game Picnic
with Berrigan's Subs

READING-BERKS
July 27

Afterwork Mixer, O'Kelly's

Oct. 2

Huskies Football vs. Kutztown
Pre-game Tailgate

1

&

Sept. 16

Game &

Picnic

Huskies Football vs. California
Pre-game Tailgate

June 28

Scranton/Wilkes-Barre
Red Barons Game &
Pre-game Tailgate

July 29

WV Scholarship Garage Sale
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NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA

Golf Outing

Theater

&

&

WYOMING VALLEY

June 27

Sept.

at the Forrest

WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA
vs.

LYCOMING COUNTY

TOPM (SOW
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Miss Saigon

Pre-game Tailgate

program. Belle Meade

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March 29,
1996

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LEHIGH VALLEY

4th Annual
Bloom at the Beach
Princeton Bar

Holiday Event

Nov. 4

NEW IW
II);

POCONOS

Long's Park

Sept. 2

&

Peres troika

Dec. 9

LANCASTER
12

Angels in America (Parts I
Millennium Approaches

Pre-game Tailgate

Afterwork Deck Party.
The Big Kahuna, Wilmington

1(»

Nov. 17
Nov. 18

Huskies Football vs. Mansfield
Pre-game Tailgate

&

Aug. 15

E.

Pettebone

St..

Forty Fort

Picnic with Berrigan's Subs,
Kirby Park, Wilkes-Barre

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