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TE TEACHERS COLLEGE
BLOOMSBURCPENNSYLVANB
To
the Ixradrrs:
Eacli oiif ol
vom
l(jur
yuars al
Teachers College has been or
In this year's edilinii df the
story of
to
til
is
lJI(join>ljurj:
will l)e a
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year at Bloomsburg.
year
wr
all
Slate
it-
o\mi.
lia\ c told tlie
We have not attempted
recapture every memorable occurrence, our space
being limited,
luil
\\v
have endea\(in-(l
im|)ortant happenings in our college
We
ho|)f that most of your
ours and that the
memory book
dtpict
many
life.
memories are the same
1959 OBITER
of the year
to
will
as
serve as your
1958-1959 during
the
years ahead.
THE STAFF
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THE STORY OF THE YEAR
1958-1959
The
stoiy of
tlie
year 1958-1959 began in Sep-
tember 1958. While many were enjoying those
last few days on the New Jersey l)eac'hes. Bloomsburg was once again taking the appearance of a
college, as freshmen poured in to be orientated in
a new way of living. They soon learned where to
get something to eat,
movie
heard
theatre.
tall
tales
and the route
to the nearest
They quickly made new friends,
from upperclassmen, became fa-
miliar with the campus, and developed the art of
mountain climbing,
all
in just a
few days.
The upperclassmen returned with stories of wild
and adventurous summers. It was widely agreed
had been the best part of the past
Everyone longed for tliose free summer days.
All too soon we found ourselves climbing to Navy
Hall to complete registration for the new semester.
The freshmen were indoctrinated into the "hurry
that the vacation
year.
up and wait" routine of the long lines, but the
upperclassmen were quick to inform them that
4
-
5
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r
ifT.
things were
much
now than
better
in the
"old day?.
"Oh. no! Not
five 8 o'clock^ again," "814 for fsvo books!" and
"Who do I see to drop this course?"
Again we heard the familiar
The
rrie? of
day of classes arrived and the freshmen
7:45 carn.ing all their books, while
upperclassmen
sauntered out at 8:05 after a
the
two-minute breakfast in the Lounge. The Elementary and Secondary students, along with the Special
first
rushed out
at
Education majors, made their way between Science
Hall.
Noctling Hall, and
while
the
Navy Hall was
to
Centeimial Gynmasium.
students
Business
soon discovered that
be their home for the next four
years.
During the next week "buttons, frosh" echoed
Freshmen appeared in some
across the campus.
rather
ridiculous
spirited
tliese
by
tlie
new additions
lonely or bored.
down
"get-ups."
The upperclassmen.
Customs Conmiittee. made sure
to
After a week of fun.
to the routine of
that
our college didn't get too
another vear.
we
all settled
a
,
Academically, the first round of tests came and
we regarded our instructors with mixed
"This
is the toughest year yet" was the
feelings.
general (i"\ from the uppercUissinen. wliile the
went, and
frosh just siglied and derided that college wasn't
all
fun.
season
Foothall
Hardy's
student body
ler's
brought
enthusiastic
cheering
new
led
rooting for the Huskies.
in
Ginny
heroes.
squad
loyal
a
Mr. Mil-
Maroon and Gold Band and Mollv Matlcrn's
majorettes
ni()\ u led
enlishteniii";
halt-tiiiif
t'liter-
tainment.
Homecoming weekend was soon upon
us.
The
and dormitories were busy dreamWood had been
ing up ideas for the parade.
gathered for the bonfire. Friday night l)egan at the
pep rally where the team was cheered. After the
bonfire, some relaxed and some danced to records
in the Husky Lounge. The Maroon and Gold Band
awakened a few sleepy Waller Hall residents on
Saturday morning as they entertained alumni,
friends, faculty, and students with a concert on the
Caryer Hall lawn. The efforts of many were yiewcd
l>y the judges as they watched the parade from their
clubs, fraternities,
ring-side seats in front of the Capitol.
Commons,
end guests made
After lunch
community and weektheir way to Mount Olympus to
view the annual Homecoming football game. The
traditional cider and doughnuts were enjoyed as
at the
friends and
the College
about past years at
Dinner at the Commons and dancing
at Centennial Gym was the agenda for the evening.
All too soon the orchestra was playing the last
strains of "Good Night, Sweetheart"' as friends and
alunmi bid farewell.
students chatted
Bloomsburg.
The annual Varsity Club Dance was another
standing
eyent on our social calendar.
dominated until a lovely Bloomsburg
crowned as Varsity Club Queen.
Thanksgiving vacation arrived.
patiently to a story of
how
out-
Suspense
coed was
Parents listened
a deficiency slip, which
preceded some students home, was the Dean's mistake, but they
(|uickly, as
determined
were not impressed. Vacation ended
we headed back to school
do better.
always, and
to
If^
ma«l(;
\\ iiil«:r
rarn[jus.
Navy Hall
aricJ
ui-
wddt:
iJiosc
The
iiiiM-ralde.
fanatirs
tlinf;
hf-rnflf
Cliinl)iii>; to
throufiti
8
known
o'riocks even
replaoxJ
Gym
»now and
the
l)a>-kHliall
our
to
Cfnicnnial
more
and wreavid
th«;
iwA-
We
were countinf; the days
on our ra!endar» until Christmas varation. Nhich cxcitfinf-nt prereded the
hall
fati>.
firj^l
hig dance of the year.
more
Cotillion will long
rcrnfnihcr.
The sopho-
l>e
After a week of
a night to
»piritin<;.
women exchanged
Waller Hall
and ate heartily at a party in the
Husky Lounge. The freshmen were
overwhelmed by the beauty of our
campus during the Christmas season
while the upperclassmen once again [became just a bit melancholy at the sight
the
gifts
of the
many
gaily decorated trees.
The tliree and a half ^horte*! weeks of the year
were too soon a tiling of the past and we were
back again at the "friendly college." Our campus
was soon hit by an epidemic of "test fever." a
disease whose symptoms are contemplation of studying and whose remedy is simply study. Tests were
soon over, the writer's cramp healed, and good-by
hours planning their "Hop."
1958 Coed of
chance to
anew.
Many
seniors
the
semester was
just a
first
much
few weeks longer.
returned to
although
it
real stab at social life as they
spent
new
CGA
as the schoors polian exciting campaign to elect
officers.
Colorful posters, campaign
The
sports
page of the Maroon and Gold made a
quick change to baseball and track. Three o'clock
classes in Navy Hall seemed to be more popular
now to those who were luckv enough to have window
seemed
The freshmen had
crowned her successor.
ceded the big day. Five happy candidates celebrated their victories.
Academically, the second
like the first,
remember
speeches, election rallies, and a few promises pre-
classes while others anxiously took over their stu-
dent teaching positions.
night to
The Husky Lounge "buzzed"
semester began, and evervone had the
start
the Year,
ticians participated in
to another semester.
A new
A
for a starrv-eyed coed as Nikki Scheno. gracious
their
seats.
many
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Once again bags were being packed
others
for another
Parties filled the calendars of some, while
vacation.
had reserved
their Easter vacation to begin
research on term papers that were due in a few
short weeks. Memories of this relaxing week were
soon interrupted bv more t(Min ])apers, reports, pic-
and piles of unlinished work. Most of us
were positive that we woidd never complete this
semester's work.
ture tiles,
>
remember. Tlie jum'or class upheld its reputation and came forth with a perfect
spring night to add to a sparkling Jiuiior Prom.
Another night
Many
to
in the Husky Lounge, pinochle
"smoker," rocking on I-ong Porch,
listening to our favorite records on the Hi-Fi, or just
casual walks downtown provided much relaxation
(luring our leisure hours.
games
1'-
i
hours spent
in
the
^
t
\
js^r-
Wc
were soon
fjiveii
Bloomsbiiifi coed as
touches were
the
many
made
CGA
the opportunity to elect a
May
to the
Queen.
May
The
participants paraded to Centennial
President, crown the
May
Queen, and viewed
the talent of the Benjamin Franklin Training School
minute
Day program, while
last
students along with the fine
program of
the college
The traditional winding of the MaN^poIes
gave much festive color to an invigorating dav. The
annual May Day Dance in Centennial Gym brought
Gym-
students.
nasium daily to practice for this gala event. A
sunny spring day set the scene as many friends and
relatives from near and far watched Ron Romig,
May Day
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to a fine climax.
:<,m
m^'
Tlie
made
finishing
to
were
touches
being
work when
semester's
this
another epidemic of "test fever" hit
our campus. Spending nianv hours in
the
midnight
to
tollowed by burning the
lil)rary.
oil
for a few nights,
be the best remedy.
our campus
yard,
and
dences that
—
the
.\
terraces,
—
seemed
look around
the
court-
Long Porch showed evimany had also developed
"spring fever."
'i>iH^^i«lie^-
i^.
^<.
Seniors were busy sending invitations,
receiving graduation gowns that were too
being
short,
for
fitted
gowns and dinner
jackets for the Ball, signing contracts for
that position that wasn't exactly
wanted but close
tions,
Day
attending
to
home
what they
with long vaca-
Honor Assembly and Ivy
Exercises, practicing for graduation,
and rushing to several "on-the-spur-of-thenioment" parties. Underclassmen were
still taking finals, finding rooms in Waller
or North Hall or a nice quiet apartment
downtown, and packing in their spare
time.
And
then
came
the
day
when Long
appearance
boxes, trunks, and sad-looking animals
filled every available space. "Write soon."
or '"See you on the beach," seemed to dominate the conversation on this sunny spring
day. Happiness to be going home was
slightly overshadowed by "You know, I
think I'm going to miss this place."
Porch took on
—
a very strange
freshmen, sophomores, and junwere making their way home, the "upon-a-cloud" seniors were getting ready for
a big night
the Senior Banquet and Ball.
\^ hile
iors
—
After the greatest night ever,
eled
home
to rest
up
many
trav-
for the big day.
In
meantime, alumni returned to campus
to meet and chat with former classmates
and friends.
the
Graduation day! The day thai
to l»c
'^o
far
away
wa>» here.
m-ci
The
k
fi
1959 proudly paraded to G'nteni
Gymnasium, reminiscing over four ^h
years -tlicjr (irohlcni- and arhievenif
and happily thinicinj; alwjut the ma
years ahead
their opportunities
of
—
challenges.
—
t
ADMINISTRATION AND
FACULTY
I'KESlDEiNl S MES.SA(;E
A Message
"Human
to the Class of
history
1959:
becomes more and more a race between education and catastrophe." wrote
H. G. Wells more than three decades ago.
If this is true, teachers will
That you
may
have a great deal
to
do with
face this task with hope, confidence,
able expectation of your
and
the shaping of things to
faith in the future, is the reason-
Alma Mater.
HARVEY
Mrs.
Anna M. Kniphl.
Institutional
come.
Secrctan-.
and President Andruss.
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A.
ANDRUSS.
President
MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Carl H. Fleckenstine. OrangeviUe. Pa.: Dr. Harvey A. Andruss. President of the College. Bloomsburg. Pa.: Hon. Harold L. Paul. Pottsville. Pa.: Mr. Frank A. Thornton. Shamokin. Pa.
SEATED: Hon.
STANDING:
Pa.:
Mr.
Hon. C. William Kreisher. Catawissa. Pa.: Howard R. Berninger. Esq.. Mifflinville.
Jacobs. Danville. Pa.: Mr. John H. Shuman. Bloomsburg. Pa.: Mr. Leo S. Den-
Sam M.
nen. Turbotville. Pa.
Not present when photograph was taken: Bernard
J.
Kelley. Esq.. Philadelphia. Pa.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
C.
WILLI.\M KREISHER
..
HOWARD
FLECKENSTINE
R. BERNINGER
HARVEY
A.
CARL
H.
CHARLES
H.
ANDRUSS
BOEHM.
.
..-
ex-officio
President
Vice President
Secretary-Treasurer
President of the College
Superintendent of Public Instruction
ihf Cnidiiatch of
'I'o
(!i)riitinii( ctiifiil
is
\')')'):
a limf* for lookinfi ahead, hut
also a time for lookiriR hark.
is
Mc
yon
may
llial
voii
look aluad
liavfi
ariij
If.
in
looking Ijack,
"lived" these four years, you
cxiicrt
to
derive pleasure from
your wr)rk and appreriation from those with
work:
A
for college
is
college education
whom
you
more than preparation
for
life.
my hope
that
you
is
life.
It
i^
have proof of having lived these years
May
at college.
you enjoy professional success and happiness
Sincerely,
Elizabeth B.
B.S.,
Miller
M.Ed.
DEAN OF WOMEN
Mrs. Miller reoeivos students
at
it
the All-College Reception.
To the Seniors of 1959:
It
is
with particular interest and feeling that
I
ex-
tend congratulations and best wishes to this class of
1959.
It
seems
Bloomsburg
I
we hoth entered
State Teachers College for
During these
experiences
just yesterday that
last
four years
—academic,
tlie first
time.
we have enjoyed new
social,
and
cultural
—which
hope, have improved our respective preparation
for the
We
work we do
in education.
have experienced many changes
burg during
tliis
—
time
at
Blooms-
increased enrollment,
new
buildings, academic requirements, and changes that
naturally
come
witli
progress.
adjust to these changes
it
is
In helping you to
our hope
helped prepare you for future service
—one
that
to
we have
Educatior
of man's most vital needs.
Walter R. Blair
B.S.,
M.Ed.
DEAN OF MEN
Dean
Blair gives lasl-minute instructions to Ozzie.
To
gra(Jualiiij4
To
say
smooth
it
road
the
that
would
on«;
say that
Siniorn:
Ik;
aluacj
will
to disillusion
In-
you;
a
to
he a challenging and some-
will
times frightening one would
l>e
staying
more
within the hounds of actuality. For in this
world of increasing tension and turmoil, we
need, more than ever, young
men and women
provident enough
rewards of hard
work and
tlie
in
apathy.
past four years,
you well for the
Be proud of
and we
and the perils and
straight thinking
disappointment
ing
to see the
task that
We hope that,
we have prepared
is
the profession
will be
dur-
cut out for you.
you have chosen,
proud of you.
John A. Hoch
A.B.,
M.A.
DEAN OF INSTRUCTION
That's
Form SS109
ASSISTANT DEANS
MARY
E.
MacDONALD
A.M.
Dean of Women
A.B..
Assistant
Guidance Services
GEORGK
G.
STHADTMAN
KAl.l'H
S.
B.S.. .M.A..
M.Ed.
Assi>tanl Dean of Men
B.S..
Assistant
HEKRE
Ed.D.
Dean
of
Social Studies
Mathematics. Science
25
Men
HRUCE
ADAMS
E.
M.Ed.
Geography
H.A..
EDNA
rVA .MAE liErKI.EV
B.,S.,
B.S.. .M.Ed.
J. [^ARN^:^
M.A.
Elementary Education
Lalwratory School
Grade
OLIVE
P.
BEEMAN
Ph.B.
L.
M.A.
Mathematics
Art
EDWARD
(.l.AI'DK
A.B.,
T.
DE VOE
liOKDNER
BUVD
B.S.,
II
F.
M.S.
Speech
BLlKI.NGHA.M
Faculty
This
is
not music to drfani
to,
class!
BEATRICE ENGLEHART
Isn't
DOROTHY
J.
EVANS
he cute!
M.S. Ed
Laboratory School
Kindergarten
B.S.,
!
Faculty
Wll.l.lAM C. KOKi'SEV
M.A.
B.A.,
Business Education
UKBiliiAII W. (.KIKIITH
M.A.
Laboratory School
B.S.,
Grade IV
Maybe
the typewriter needs repairing.
It
must be there someplace
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U(jNALD
B..S..
.M.Ed.
History
B.
HEILMAN
Faculty
NORMAN
B.S..
L.
HILGAR
M.A.
CLAYTON
B.S.,
Business Education
RUSSELL
E.
HOUK
B.S., .M.S.
H.
HINKEL
M.Ed.
Business Education
M. PATRICIA
HOUTZ
M.S.
Business Education
B.S.,
Physical Education
MARY
E.
HOMRIGHOUS
M.A.
Speech
A.B.,
WARREN
B.S..
I.
JOHNSON
M.Ed.
Laboratory School
Grade VI
ELINOR
R.
KEEPER
MARY
E.
KRAMER
M.A.
B.A., Litt.M., B.S. in L.S.
B.S.,
Librarian
Laboratory School
KI.MBER
C.
KUSTER
Ph.D.
Biological Science
B.S., M.S.,
Faculty
HAKULU
LANTERMAN
11.
^^:l.l,
M.A., Ed.D.
Physical Science
B.S.,
ELEANOR
B.S..
J.
McCUE
M.Ed.
Laboratory School
Grade
s
MARGAKKI
K
\I.<.KH.>
M.Ed.
B.S.,
Social Studies
Busitif's Education
CHARLOTTE McKECHNIE
M. BEATRICE
B.S.
A.B.. M..\.
English*
College Nurse
METTLER
Health Education
I
NELSON
A,
M.Ed.
Music
B.S.,
\iai ri
B.A., M.A., Hh.U.
MILLER
DONALD
D.
RABB
M.S. Ed.
Sur\ey Science
B.S..
30
FRANCIS
B.S..
J.
R.\DICE
M.Ed.
Business Education
Faculty
Future teacher
in action.
Mr. Rabb explains the mysteries of Science
to his interested class.
GWENDOLYN REAMS
KENNETH
B.A.. M.A.
Assistant Librarian
M.S.
Laboratory School
London University
Children's Literature
Grade IV
English
A.
ROBERTS
B.S..
31
J.
AL.ML'S
RUSSELL
A.B., A.M., Ph.D.
Certificate
Faculty
WALTER
RUSSELL
B.S..
S.
F.
RY(;IEL
SCHLEICHER
M.A.
Psychology-
Elementarv Science
Faculty
GILBERT
JOHN
W. SELDERS
K.
HAROLD
S.
SHELLS
Physical Education
WILLIAM
H.
.STERLING
SERFF
Ph.D.
Social .Studies
L:AK1!AK A
J.
L.
Ph.D.
Social Studies
B.A..
A.B.. M..\.
J.
B.S.. M.Ed..
B.A., M.Ed.. U.Ed.
Reading Specialist
.\I..S..
SHOCKLEV
CECIL
S.
SERONSY
B.A., M.\., Ph.D.
English
Jt.ULN
K.
MIL.MAN
B.S.. Ph..M.. Ph.D.
Mathematics
Faculty
KOIiKKT
i'.
ULMER
EDWAKD
VAN
W.
N01{.\L\N
M.Ed.
E. I'AI
L \\.\(,.NtK
B.S.. M.Ed.. Ed.lJ.
U.S.. M.Eil.
U.S..
Art
Audio-Visual Education
Psychology
Public School PsychologUt
V-MARY ELEANOR WRAY
EDITH
B.A., M.A.. M.S., Ph.D.
B.A.. M.S.
B.A.,
English Literature
Health Education
Art
GLENN
S.
WEIGHT
ISuw. vou ^uvs should
know
34
liv
this time
G.
M.A.
ZINN
Around
And
the world in
iijilitri.-n
notice that whrr-rr sound.
Just a few pages for
Wednesday
35
—60
to 179.
wt'oks.
NC)N-'rKA(:iiii\(;
MRS.
pkksonnel
MAKC AKKI ANDKKSON
MRS. AI.TIIKA noKV:
Resident Advisor
Resident Advisor
Mrs. Hi)k*' pcrtniiii^
JENNINGS
B.
KNOEBEL
oil''
nt li-r ni,iii\
PAUL
G.
MARTIN
Kf^idrnt A'l\i-Mr,
W.
HORACE WILLIAMS
Manager
B.S. in A.E.
B.S.
Superintendent of Grounds
Business Manager
36
of College Store
MISS BEATRICE
EVERLY— "That
^Mll
l.c
>1
plus
3
cents
tax."
HELEN LOREMAN— WaUer
FRANK BILLMAN—"Going
Hall's Master of
AU.
up?"
MRS. HELEN BARK.\USKAS—"Is
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this large,
medium, or small?
ORGANIZATIONS
38
COMMTMTY COVER
C(JLI.E(;E
MKKI iLHENO
JOSEPH ZAPACH
I
Secretary
ice I'resident
JACK EBERHART
CONSTANCE TERZOPOLOS
Treasurer
Assistant Treasurer
VMENT ASSOCIATION
COUNCIL
FACULTY MEMBERS
Mr. Hoch
Dr. Herre
Mrs. Miller
Dr. Martin
Mr. Blair
Mr. Stradtman
Miss MacDonald
Mr. Johnson
Dr. Engelhardt
msi^^
Dr. Maielta
STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES
Marie Walsh
Raymond Burger
Donald Ker
Lorraine \ eager
William Roberts
James Peck
Judith Goss
Robert Warren
Can,- Reddig
Lillian Snyder
Albert Francis
Robin Folmsbee
Paul Ternosky
MarN- .Ann Thornton
R
Romig
presides at a reiiular Cjjuncii
Lu Natter
Romig.
receives the gaM-l
lliat
nieetiiii:
lie
used as CG.A Prerident frmn Hon
CGA STAM)[
COMMITTKE
CHAIRMKN
COMMITTEE
CHAIRMEN
ByriJii Kni|i(
Oinracj Slaniuki
Uininii Room
Coniniittrr
f-
reshmun Clan
Adtiior
Patricia Clatts
Hospitality
J«v|()i
Committee
ol
Zapach
I'i'r I'retidtnt
Janirs Peck
Election Board
CCA
'.(•raldinr
Advisor
CGA
O'Brien
hreshman Clou
Standing Committees are
aspect of
government
])art
of the
essential to the college
framework of the govenimental system of the school. Even'
is
represented by a committee comprised of
community
memlaers of the student body. The chairmen of these committees are responsible to the Vice President
of CGA who is Chairman Ex-Officio of each committee.
Individually, each cojnmittee has a specific job to do. The student body may make suggestions or offer
advice to the chairman. The total picture shows, however, that these duties of the committees over-lap.
As a result, llie problems of the school are sufficientiv covered, and the governmental duties are thus
performed.
No,
11. ill.
iiV
11. 'I
spiked.
So, you
42
want
to
lead a band.
NG COMMITTEES
COMMITTEE
CHAIRMEN
COMMITTEE
CHAIRMEN
Robert Leiss
Social-Recreation
Pep Committee
Robert Stish
Committee
Joan Schuyler
Pep Committee
Sara Schilling
Furniture
Marjorie Ginnick
Committee
Awards Committee
Robin Folmsbee
Awards Committee
Missing from picture:
William Stevenson
Customs Committee
Donald Morgan
Assembly Committee
Robert
Rohm
Fire Drill
Committee
Ardent Huskie suppurtL
Careful there, Ken.
43
WAI.I.Ki;
GOVEKMNC,
IIOAKIJ
IIM.L
OIKICEKS
Treasurer; C. Cordora, Vice President; R. Henry, President;
Secretary; L. Yeager, Social Chairman. STANDING: Mrs. .Margaret
Anderson, Resident Advisor; Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, Dean of Women; Mrs. Allhea
Hoke, Resident Advisor.
SEA'I'KI):
G. Claim,
I*.
(;latls,
Big and Little Sisters get together for a social hour.
Is this real
There's no business
like
show
business.
WOMEN
GOVERNING BOARD
SEATED:
A. Hoke.
Mrs. M. Anderson, P. Glatts, C. Cordora, R. Henry, G. Clahn, L. Yeager, Mrs.
Williams, M. Ginnick. A. Zevas, Mrs. E. Miller, D. Clayton,
STANDING: M.
M. Morson, A. Sacks,
L. Shaffer.
i!i;sii)i;\r
>l
\TKU:
I'l.-idenl.
K.
Kiniplc,
STANDING:
A. Ir.iiuis, President; G. Anderson, Vice
Mr. Waller Blair, Dean of Men; H. Orband, Treasurer;
Sicn-larv;
Mr. Georye G. Stradtinan, Assistant Dean of Men.
Going my way?
1
lici-c
iMJaiiM- jir prilly splashy!
z-z-z-z-z-z-z-z
MEN
Home, sweet home.
Calling Pottstown, Earl?
ll«rr>'
i<-"a.-. >v
u.jt
8:00
cla--?
Chess invades Nortli Hall.
COMMUTINC;
WOMEN
OIIICKIIS
Fiilnmlico
(JrciMiawuy
Kli.ll>.'lll
Kr.-d
I'rrsiilrnl
il)iii
yiif I'reaiilenI
Sfirrlary
Oliviii
Diiriilliy
I'nuistirrr
OIIK
I
SiraillMWiii
l;n\U|)
\l
Dltf
Fry
Elizulxrlli
JatU'l
Kay Ncarinn
Kli/alx'lli Kr<'ci
Diirolliy Slraillmaii
miuilii'lli
larr
Day U
oiiicii'^
A-^ocidliun
*iMim
liiai
Test tomorrow';
m-m-in
i;...,Ll!
Better than a Beauty Rest
mattress.
COMMUTING MEN
OFFICERS
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Paul Ternosky
Charles Schlegcl
Clarence Barnhart
John Glennon
Left to right: C. Schlegel, P. Ternosky, C. Barnhart,
A
J.
Glennon.
familiar scene during the lunch hour.
The Hay Men's Lounge serves as a study hall
during free hours.
A
real student never wastes a minute.
A'niENAEUM
Cl.l
15
Tillii.ii-iirii
|>iir|i'ih<-
(Jul)
t(iii'-i(
.
lJuriii(.'
type* of
var
lh<-
rrii-rnl»T'< liiilcn lo
\lhi-.
lli<-
farniliarizir
many
Mjlh
-ludi-iii^
of
Id
\h
ihf
record* and
diHcusH various aspects of the
m|)o«ili<>n«.
are
Th»-
[>ropram«
and
divi-rsificd.
selections ranpin;:
includif
from
classi-
cal to progressive jazz.
Thriiuf-'h
lislcninji
to
the
music and disiussinf: the com-
members pain
|ii>sitions.
the
better
knowlcflpe
deeper interest
Ltfl
til
ri(;lil:
J.
Iilc.
l'iof;rain
Myers, President; Miss Edith G.
Uiainiiaii:
V.
/.inn, .Vdvisor;
.Sinn.
C
Iica^uiii;
Secretary.
M. Mellon,
Kr
I'l'
-idtnl.
L.
of
in music.
a
and
AVIATION CLUB
The Aviation Qub. a co-educational organization, was formed with
stimulating and developing an interest in flying.
an
The only requirement
the meetings,
for admission is
which are held twice a month, the members study and discuss
various aspects of anation. This year excursions were
Bloomsburg
made
to the
radar station and
Airjx)rt.
Mr. W. Bradford Sterling
ING:
when
of
interest in aviation.
During
SEATED,
the purpose
is
the club's advisor.
left to right: R. Under, W. Frable, H. Rosenberger, G. Ketner, S. Kessiel, N. Ehrenfried, W. Schilling. STANDBraubits, D. Roberts, J. Stinson, N. Nash, J. Varcoe. D. Walker, S. Leskie, J. Simko, R. Wolfe, K. Parker. Missing
picture was taken: E. Kahler, R. Makoney, B. Deppen.
J.
(,<,
B" CMJH
"H"
a
Cliil)
s|iiril
the rollcgc
in
incinlriT^liip
|xiinLs
athletic events
the
in
out,
which
April.
soon
i.o
become
They
is
club
during the
if
w-hfXil
twice
eligible
can
i-hc
year.
month and
a
such as their
i^pring
camp-
held during a weekend
This camp-out,
H.S.T.C.
in
through participation in
"B" Club meets
|)lans projects
\it*\it
'(jorlMiian-
thp woincn of the follcge.
Any woman
earn 5()0
anil
a prcaltT inlcrc»t
alfilclicH arnorig
for
otalili-hcd In
ro-o|)«T<-ili<)ii
and lo
fhip,
Ix-i-ii
liii-*
t>\
a
alwj
it
is
traditional
hofjed,
activity
in
will
at
worked simultaneously
with the Varsity Club on
its
project, the
"Sportsmen's Holiday."
I.
I
I
tern
111
Miss
rinlil:
KltMii.ii
Wki).
I'lcsidont; R. Davis, Secretary;
^
Ailvisui
,
J.
Baylor, '['reasuri-r
President.
M. Mal-
;
M. Morson, Vice
O
fi
lanr!
SEATED,
ING:
S.
left to right:
li.
Ulnul/inski. M. Ginnick, J. Matcliulat. J. Matcliulat, K. Nebus, C. Curdura.
Sayles, B. Wooster, P. Paralis, J. Witmyer, G. Glahn. R. Vignola, C. Geiger.
SEATED,
left
S. Smith, D.
to right:
D. Wenkinbach.
M.
Points. R. Davis,
Marcy, L. Taylor, M. Morson, B. Rozelle,
J.
S. Pfister.
52
Bavlor.
M. Beers.
C. Yost, B. Batzel.
M. Mattem. ?T.AND-
ST\.NDI.\G:
L. Shaffer.
POETRY CLUB
The Poetry Club meets im
Rooms
All
of Science
members
Flail.
the seeorui
Mfml)ershi|)
is
join in the informal
and fourth Thur?rla\ of eaeh month
open
group study of poetr\ and through
sound appreciation and become acquainted with
enjoNment of creating, reading, and discussing
Clul) fulfills
its
goals,
and
in the
Social
to all stiiilents.
also brings to students a
SEATKU; M.
this
develop a
fundamentals. This increases their
this type of
literature.
Thus, the Poetry
more complete background.
\l..r.iii. K. Milkr. Mr. Cliiiii .S. Wiifilil. A.InIm.i;
Cower, President; D. Laubach, J. Yocum. Missing from picture:
53
its
I'.
Link-. U. Kc(;aii. ST.VNUl.NG: G. Reed, R.
Vice President; M. Fowler, Secretary-Treasurer.
IVitorolf. J.
P. .Xntonio.
IJUSliNESS
Tin-
Mu'-ini-'.'*
f^anizatioii
Education
iicss
>li'\i'lo|i
1
tcai licr-
linM.
'I'lic
Left
to
Walter S. Rygicl, Advisor; M. Stanell, Historian; M. Dushanko,
M. Weiser, Treasurer; W. Thomas, Vice President; J. Shirk, Rcfrcsh-
right:
nicnl C.cminiittee; A. Adelizzi, President.
54
rluh
Cluh
it.
an or-
to all stud«-nl» of tin- flu^i-
iJepartmenl.
ijualities of
fiiliin-
llii
Scrrctary;
open
E
KIJ,
It
hel[j»
to
leadership and to train
fur ihr positions they will
als
l)i[)artment of
pfrforms duties for
Business Education.
JCATION CLUB
55
I)I!\M\TI(:
Cluh provifln an
TIk' Dratnaiir
'>|i|M
Irani
lo
and pro-
An\orv with a grauine
and prrniou*
in rlramalir-*
i:x\)iT'wn(x
plays
who wUh
rlirction
plas
(liicijfin.
iiitiTi~l
for '(ud«-nU
may
or
acting
in
join
^taginf;
"BIwjmfhurg
the
Flayfrf."
One-act
given
Vkorlc^hop
once
iiif-tnlwrs
of
production
this
First
week
a
the
is
flub.
arc
various
A major
given once a year,
year's project
Play
pla>*
by
by
being Fanny's
George
Bernard
Shaw. The club also participate*
in
SEATED,
left
to
Tooey, Treasurer.
ripht:
M. Sotranko, Secretary; Miss
STANDING:
R.
Stisli,
.\Iar\'
K.
Himirighous, .Advisor;
President; F. Buck, Vice President.
56
A.
school assemblies and
school activities.
various
CLUB
.\Iy
daughters are French
That is very dif-
;;irls.
VAiisnv
CLUB
SPDRTBMEN'B
'rK,
fl'J
t
i.
^%i»+IDLIDAY
The Varsity Club sponsors an annual dance.
SEATED,
left
to
right:
E.
Blackburn. R. Warren, K. Wood. J. Panichello, B. Stevenson, T. Englenian, A. Francis. STANDE. Levengood. W. Swisher. .Mr. Harold S. Shelly, Advisor; G. Anderson. P. Lockuff, J.
ING: P. Valania. R. Rimple.
Garman.
59
(:()i,i.i;(,K
Th(; Colltfic ChoralttTn in an orjtanization
an enjoyaliltf and
i-iKicavorH lo providi;
ili.ii
sid^iti^'
).iii|)c.wful
i>|)i-ii
all
III
•iijoy
aiul
sitifiiii;.'
|]i'at>al><.
ili\iilc(l
and
iriale
iiilii
Iwii
ferrial<-
iin-
\«-ar
'I'fiis
McrnltiTi.lii|t
(!riiu|».
a
iiii'liiiled
;;niii|is
and al^o
iiicn h
j:lf<-
rif-
l»i'<-n
'
luh
Thf; \ni>jiram» pre-
M-l<-i|iiin»
sriileil
ha»
iliorus
(.'riiuph.
i«
mIi«
ultcnd
to
alil<-
tin-
anil a wniiiiii's pier fluh.
sliidi-riin
l»y
each
of
the
by ihc iiifd
iiuiiihers
rlh.J US.
I
III*
year's
liir-i-iitrrl
1
1
.11
lii-rs
selection.s
Till-
the
fi>r
included
Annual
a
profiram
(lonferenre
for
and Administralurs and Christmas
recorded and
^rou|j.
otlicr
activities
in
concerts
lege students
liriiadca.st
addition,
nationally.
jiresented
various
and programs for both
and the townspeople.
i
<>l-
Through
its many activities the Choraleers provided
much musical enjoyment for our collejie
Ol'
I'lCKKS.
kiiffir,
Irfl
Pri'sidriit;
t(i
ri(;hl: RcihiTt Sicinruok. Vice President; Phillip UnderKdlnrta Strain, Judy Goss, Librarians; Virginia Dieliert,
TreaMircr; Jipamie l)e lirava, Seirelary.
ciiminiinilv
Ml.
.
\iU..ii
Miller
and Mrs. Jane Evans
are co-directors of the Choraleers.
60
CHORALEERS
PAT FETTEROLF
Accompanist
O n O
ID
n.'n
r^
O ^
61
C) C\
^^
,0
A
MAIiOON AM)
;i
GOLD BAND
Left to right: K. Boonie, T. Shade,
LEFT
TO
RIGHT:
Henrv, C. Geist,
J.
McCarthy, W
.
lin.wn, K. Hughes.
R.
J. Slottje.
SECOND ROW:
J. Trov,
Snyder, J. Schell, W.
Knepper, G. Sandel.
L.
LEFT TO RIGHT:
B.
Sherts,
D.
SECOND ROW:
L. Knapp,
Wikenbach.
J. J.nnings,
K. Carlson, C. Weed, D. .Marcy.
MAj()i{r;rnvs
MOLLY MATTERN
Head Majorette
KNEELING,
left
SECOND ROW:
The majorettes add spark
64
to
rigl.t:
to the
pep
Gmnick. .\L Maltern, J. Gross,
M. Dushanko, J. Reinaker, H. Salfi,
.\1.
G. O'Brien.
rallies.
H. Dins.
Benford.
J.
SCIENCE CLUB
If
you are interested
than not )ou are a
in
either
member
tlie
biological
of one of the
or physical sciences, then
more popular clubs on campus,
more
likely
the Science
Club.
It
is
the purpose of this organization to study and discuss topics dealing with the
various branches of these sciences. This
group discussion, and an annual all-day
Through membership
science and the role
it
in
this
is
accomplished through the use of films, lectures,
field trip.
organization, a
plays in our lives
is
much more thorough understanding
of
acquired.
MEMBERS:
Kenneth Angradi, John Baldino, Thomas Beninsky, Donald Boyer, Joan Bugel, Albert Cecco, Daniel Cody, Harry
Judy Darrup, Gorden Eckley, David Gerber, John Gorgus, Robert Graguil, Thornton Grove, Jo Ann
Heston, Clare Hummer, Dennis Hunt, William Huntsman, Harold Kashner, Joan Kotch, Robert Lehman, John Longo, John
Makara, Eugene Maurey, Laura McVey, Dennis Musket, Louis Pal crmo, Robert Pelak, John Polaschik, Robert Price, Richard
Rapson, Elizabeth Reed, Claude Rhoades, David Fitzman, Wayne Sheaffer, Joseph Siepietaski, James Simon, John Smaltz,
Robert Smith, David Snook, Joseph Stancatos, David Stout, Mary Lou Todorowski, Gorden Trumbower, Peter Valania, Carl
Vassia, David Walker, Richard Wolfe, Richard Wydoski, William Yurkiewicz, Richard Zoranski.
Cole, William Conrad,
6!
STIIDKNT KDUCATIOX
I
^KAI'
lit-
iiiliTi -Is iiiid
crifk-avorH
;i(
iliajili-r
The
is
is
ouLstanding
lull. ring
he
of
projecUt
lhi«
activity
proving
most
the tutoring service. Since the organi-
three currieuluiiis.
I
tttacher-nlu-
t-lrcngtheri
varioiD)
wlioie.
most
beneficial
z
to
The
prove very profitable lo the college com-
munity as a
i/f
and
rclationshifM.
promoU; profowional
livilic*. to (l<-v<'l(>() |iroff»Hi(inal cflu-
••laiKlarrI'-,
f'liliiiiiui
to
\.SS()(;i/\|
of juniors
lh(~5
and
wrnior!' of the
up(j<-rela.ssrnen
are r:apa}>le
those students desiring help.
entire
program
is
designed
to
meet
the
needs of students, as well as to aid student teachers
in their ex|x;riences.
SKAIKI):
liiiyir.
M. Morson,
Treasurer;
F.
I'r.-sidenl.
STANDING:
Buck, Vice President;
-M.
S.
Kish,
Secretary;
W.
Wahl, Social Chairman.
'(*n
C'
O
P
il
^
fi
HON OF PENNSYLVANIA
STUDENT
The
pur[K>»c of the Student
sfK'iation
is
lictter
better
on the campun,
understanding of the
the
realize
A«-
f'hri>-tiari
advance the knowledge of
to
(;hri^tian Fellowship
a
CI IRIS
of
iin|x»rtanee
to create
and
to
religion
in
Bilile.
life.
F^aeh
meeting
may
I^rograms
ship.
cussion
on
includes
ijertinent
teresting
speakers,
services,
such
as
and
prayer
subjects,
film-strips,
seasonal
wor-
group
of
consist
dis-
talks
hy
and
special
parties
or
in-
All-
College VesjK?rs.
This year the
for
the
SCA made
Christmas cards
Bloomsburg Hospital and
rejjresentatives to
the National
sent
two
Y.MCA Con-
ference over the Christitias holidays. During
National
SEATED:
D. Barnliart, President; S. Stetler, Secretary.
Mr. Clayton H. Hinkel,
Higby, Vice President;
Henry, Treasurer.
C.
STANDING:
Advisor;
R.
Brotherhood
Week
in
February,
the organization presented an assembly prograrti
for the benefit of the college students.
riAN ASSOCIATION
Good
In the
very last drop.
AI.PIIA PSl ()MK(;A
The Alpha
Oiiiicron C^hapliT of Al-
pha \Yi OiiK-^a
is
academically high
matic Cluh.
It
made up
of selected
Dra-
provides an honor so-
ciety for those doing a high standard
of
work
in
college dramatics,
and
se-
rurcs for them the mutual hcljjfultiess
|)ri)vided
Miss Mary E. Honirighous, Advisor; A.
by a large national
fraternity.
Cz
dent.
SEATED,
R. Botteon. R. Radzai, Treasurer: A. Czepukaitis. G. Glahn. SecreSTANDING: R. Steinruck. Miss M. Homrighous. A. Metzgar.
D. Loughlin, S. Stettler, R. Stish, J. Zapach.,
left
to right:
tary; L. Morlock,
M. Sofranko.
70
GAMMA THETA UPSILON
Ganima Theta Upsilon,
a co-educational geography fraternity,
is
have a geography major or minor, and are academically high
The purpose of
cultural
discipline
the organization
and as a
Loan Fund has been
to
is
practical
open to students who
in
geography courses.
advance the study of geography, both as a
subject
for
study and investigation.
established bv the fraternitv in order to
A
National
promote graduate work
in
geography.
Interesting programs are provided throughout the year
an interest
SE.\TED,
left
to
F. Suntheimer. R.
Missing
from
right:
in the organization
J.
and
its
Cawthern. President; C. Bamhart, Vice President. ST.-\.\DING:
Stin^on, Mr. W. B. Sterling, .\dvisor: L. Mulhall, R. Bartelson.
Secretary; D. Bingaman, Treasurer.
Smith. Recording Secretary-;
Rohm, H. Rosenberger, R. Zoransky,
picture:
J.
Chidester,
Corresponding
by qualified persons who have
purposes.
J.
J.
71
KAPPA
PT
I)l';i;i'A
Kappa
co-cHuiational
Pi,
I)<'lta
in
ixx;icty
education,
ciKJeavorb
mole high prof<«»ional,
{xrrwjnal
honor
to
pro-
inlcllwtual.
flandards, and to
ri-rogriiz/r
and
out-
standing fdu'ational
junior* or seniors,
Ix-
have a general scholastic rating on the
Dean's
Li.sl,
and
pa'-.s
a majority vote of
the memljcrs present.
This
|{<-ta
iJr.
year's
CliaptiT
.Mau|jin.
the
"-hown
by
advis
an
'-liflf-
fraternity
interesting talk by Dr. Barbara
ley,
Gamma
programs of the
incjufled
J.
and a panel discussion concerning the
exceptional child.
Dr. Nell Maiipin, Advisor. .STAiM)lN(.: U. Ker, Treasurer; B.
Curry, Historian; G. Reed. I'resident; N. Pekala. Corresponding Secretary;
S. Swider, Vice President; C. Clark, Recording Secretary.
SKATKI):
SEATED,
left to
right: D.
Ker, C. Clark. S. Swider, G.
Reed, Dr. Nell .Maupin. .Advisor; .\. Pekala, B. Currv.
SECO.ND ROW: L. Shaffer,
J. Smith, F. Reed, C. Braun.
D. Lezinski. J. Lazo. K. -Swatt,
J. Longo. THIRD ROW: D.
Wenkinbach. D. Wanat. S.
Bogle. F. Aumiller.
SEATED,
left
Trudnak,
J.
to
right:
DeBrava,
J.
.\1.
Stanell, J. .Andrews, L. Bartlow, C. Cordora. D. Andrysick.
SECOND
Delbaugh,
ROW:
W.
Greenland. K.
Michael, I. Parry. J. Richenderfer, B. Arnold, P. Burger,
C. Carson, A. Francis. THIRD
ROW: M. Wahl, R. Beaver,
S.
S. Schilling.
.Shock-
SIGMA ALPHA ETA
Alpha Eta
Sip;ina
lor those students
is
a
fraternity
who
are interested
in speech and hearing. The aims of
this organization are to create an interest in the field of Speech and
Hearing, to encourage professional
growth, to insure high planes of
achievement in academic and clinical
activities, and to huild wholesome
public relations with other college departments and with local organiza-
knowing about the
speech and hearing rehabili-
tions interested in
field of
tation.
The four grades of membership are
Affiliate
students having an interest in becoming informed about
the field.
2
Associate
students
(
1
I
—
(
—
)
who have completed
and have an active
ing in the
field.
1
.3
Advanced students
the first year,
interest in trainI
Key Members
in the field
with
4 Honor Members
a 2.7 average.
a recognition level for kev mem-
—
(
I
bers who have demonstrated outstanding leadership in the organiza-
Left to right: B. Curr>', Vice President; L. Shaffer, Corresponding Secretan-; G. Baurys,
G. Wilcox, Treasurer; A. Pellman, President; Dr. Donald F.
Recording Secretar)-;
Maietla, Advisor.
tion.
73
i'[
im
()MI';(;a
Alplia
'I'lir
aims
it''
VAuratiDU Frat'-rnity
in
commerce,
iicllcrmcnt in collr-gc«, to cncouraprclhiial
and
'-tandardii
husincKs and
in
Pi
i»
cr'at*?
to aid
and
a
fotsturing
promote, cxlirnd, and
lo ••ncduraf^i',
and w.-holarwhip
ii]|i-r(!Kt
Omega
Chapter of Pi
iJelta
Muxintf^K
I'riifc-fioiial
civic
high
(o«t#T
profr:>i«ional
life,
to teach the idea of service as the hasis of all
worthy enterprise.
/\
second wniesler .Mjphomore standing
rating of 2.8 and two semesters credit
s^-holastic
in the
Busineae
Kducation Clui) are required for initiation into the
fraternity.
This year,
anniversary,
luMnf;
the
hriiiping
the
making
summary
it
to
paring
a
the
tin-
Bu^iiK-^^
I
fraternity's
d-partment's .30th
main project was
organization's
alumni
up
file
of this information,
date.
to
and sending
members. Additional projects were pre-
name
lags
for
business
conferences,
helping with registration at these conferences.
riiomas B. Martin, Advisor, confers with President Jnhn
and Bemice Dietz.
Dr.
I.ongi)
SEATED,
left
to
right:
B. Rozelle. B. Dietz.
Hand.
J.
Bartlow
M
Andrews. SECE. Malarkey, G. Tress
Shirk.
OND ROW:
L.
M. Weiser,
J.
R. Ellis. B. Arnold. H. Caughan
G. Treon. F. Reed. J. Peck, R. Har
ris. R. Ball.
ler.
SEATED,
left
to
right:
C. Clark.
A. Page, Historian; J. Kunes, Vice
President; J. Longo. President; Y.
Braun,
Galetz,
Secretary;
C.
SECOND
Fn:
Treasurer;
J.
ROW: D. Delbo, W. Delbaugh, K.
Swatt, W. Rhodes, Dr. Thomas B.
Martin, Advisor; C. Janetka, A.
Beeson, S. Swider, C. Unger.
and
PHI SIGMA PI
Phi
Sijjina
Founded on a
arship,
Pi
it
the
men's pro-
fraternity-
basis of superior schol-
exists to
fellowship
close
is
education
fessional
meet the needs of
among men
inter-
ested in advancing educational ideajs.
Men
eligible for
membership must
be students of college work
who have
maintained a 2,5 cumulative rating
with a 2.5 average the semester preto
\iiius
also
The
missing from picture.
Members must
be students in residence.
Iota
sponsors
Left to right: B. Krapf, Chaplain; R. Burger, Assistant Secretary -Treasurer; W. Thomas.
Treasurer; P. Valania, President; I. Parry, Vice President; C. Stanitski, Sergeant-atAnns; J. Peck, Secretary; R. Romig. Historian. Mr. Russell Schleicher, Advisor, is
initiation.
Classes
inester.
Chapter of Bloomsburg
the
held
annual
Battle
of
during the spring
Ginny Hardy was
fraternity sweetheart.
the
se-
selected
The group
also
sponsored a jazz concert.
FIRST ROW,
left
to
right:
O. Fine,
J.
Eberhart, D. Rapson.
I.
Parrv, J. Peck. P. Valania, W, Thomas, R. Winn, E. Farrow.
R. Romig, R. Cower, W. Norton. C. Keller,
Sleinruck, J. Stinson. L. Kruk. L. Fisher,
SECOND ROW: J. Zapach. K. Wood. W. Roberts, B, Krapf, C. Stanitski.
THIRD ROW: J. Polaschik, R. Stish. R. Corrigan, D. Bamhart. S. Swider, R.
R. Rossi. FOURTH ROW: N. Shutovich, C. Stanitski.
D. Ker.
TIIK
One
of the
year
this
new
feature*
on our
was the eollege
earn|iu«
library.
placing the old dining room,
ifii'
He-
rw-wiy
renovated s<.ftion of Waller Hall ha» be-
come
for
a modern,
the
accessible library
use of the college student*.
Also included
is
a juvenile section for
the use of the children
from the training
school. Overlooking the court
tain,
the
large,
airy
and foun-
rooms provide a
pleasant setting for research and study.
SEATED,
left to right:
Librar)' .Assistant;
E. Miller.
M. Brown.
E. Drendall.
Mrs. R. Laubach, Librar\' .\ssistant;
M. Dushanko,
B.
P.
Phillips.
ST.\NDING: Mrs. Martha
M. Huttenstine.
Tarr, C. Eaton. J. Valentiner.
76
MacNeal,
1,11
3RARY
ATHLETICS
78
79
ROBERT BOTTORF
STANLEY COVINGTON
80
WOODROW RHOADS
FOOTBALL
1958
KENNETH WOOD
MORITZ SCHULTZ
OSCAR SNYDER
81
PAUL SPAHR
o
COACIllAG SI AFF
This year's Husky team, under the coaching of
Walt Blair
in
his
second year as head coach, pro-
many
vided the record books with
tistics.
The Huskies began
power and continued
their outstanding
plav throughout the year. The
a five win, two loss and one
never
let
up
outstanding
until the final
sta-
the season in a blaze of
championship
Husky brawn boasted
tie
The Huskies
record.
gun sounded.
r
SCORES
BSTC
BSTC
BSTC
BSTC .._ _
BSTC
BSTC
BSTC
BSTC....—
20
Shippensburg
19
12
16
Kings College
32
Mansfield
16
Cortland
6
12
MiUersville
12
E. Stroudsburg
\^'est
6
...._
Chester
Lock Haven
.._.
12
56
12
Some coaching from
the sideline.
All right, you don't have to get rough about
it
n
Something's got
to give!
)
4^V
^0
^
Paul lakes a snooze between plays.
You
Jim Conrad runs
liiiiiiiiTiii
^TKS.V'iT
^4
I
ill
>''
in for a tackle.
I
Ml
V' .?^
Another Huskie crashes through the
84
line.
tell
them, Barney!
.
^
i"
A
full
house turns out
to
Cheer up, fellows!
cheer for the Huskies.
rniup
6-10-3-4
A
pass completed to Fake.
85
Hut!
COACH
I
HAKOI.lJ
NORMAN
n, k
\(,
.S.
I.,
sr\ri-
.>5HfcU.V
Ifll/,AR
BASKET
•
33
RAY BURGER
>
^40V
STW
COVINCTON
VARSITY
MANAGERS
PAT CHRISTOFF
JOHN JOHNSON
BOB MORGAN
BILL
MORGAN
"^
JALL
\
JUNIOR-VARSITY
99
CARL SWEET
BILL SWISHER
L'ndcr the capable coaching of Harold Shelly, the
liu^ky basketball squad gave us another outstanding
season.
Beginning
with
continued to display
three
its
successive
wia«,
the
team
exceptional ability throughout
the season with only a few setbacks.
Many days
both
of practice and inexhaustible effort by
team and coaches produced a team
that
was
capable of outscoring the best competitor.
Mascioli scores for the Huskies.
must be up there
someplace.
It
^
R^
Graceful
'^-
33
High
scorers for the Huskies.
Du you have
n"l
that "U-ft out" feeling,
they!
Anyone need
89
a pogo slick?
Bill'.''
WRKS'll.
I
lii-
Husky
Fllinsky.
men
lli.il
M;i\ii;iril
uill
ill-
ln-»l
tin-
li.nl
Ast>v.
Hcili
.iriil
like
tcMin
rnulriii-n
Veterans Jirn Garman.
lion.
Floli
slriTi^'ltnTn-d
Aijii;."-!
•>in
y<*ar
Huhrn.
li\
I)i>k
Gary Allen.
atirl
Kimpic, Stan
iiij|>l,'in(lin^
Iirtiu;:lit
frc-h-
forth
a
hard to mateh by eoach RuHseli Houk dur-
ing future wrestiinp seasons at R.S.T.C.
The
Ifuskv
wrestlers
Wilkes' 'lournameiil
wei^'ht
Thi-
class.
mdv
liy
in there fi^hlin^
of the 19.58-59
Huskv
a
very
Jim Garman
f;ood
••howin;/
at
the
third
in
his
talent
in
its
piaeinj:
team exhibited exceptional
wins and was di-fealed
were always
made
with
the top area squads.
and
B..S.T.C.
can long be proud
wrestlers.
COACH RUSSEL HOUK
v,.*'*'-4"i>.«»«.*r*'*
90
The boys
NG
BOB ASBY
JIM
GARMAN
Student
Coach,
Bob Bottorf,
checks the weight of two Husky
niatmen.
PETE VALANIA
DON KER
91
Wair h
Almost!
Is
it
or isn't it?
that line.
BASEBALL -1958
Once again our
Blair,
baseball team, led
by
their
boasted a winning season. From the
evident that our club was out
new
ven.'
coach, Walter
beginning
to win. .Although there
it
was
were some
rough sfwls during the season, Coach Blair quickly ironed them
out and the team went on to display
Bloomsburg fashion.
in second place in
talents
in
the topical
the season
the Pennsylvania State Teachers College Athletic
Conference.
SCORES
BSTC
its
The Husky baseball team ended
J.
94
Goobic.
J.
Panichello.
C. Derr, J. Pendal.
D. Franklin. P. Franklin.
9
k^
Dean
Fritz
is all set tn hit
a
KNEELING,
homer.
ST.ANDING:
Coach Walter
Blair. C. Orner. J.
left
to
D. Fritz,
B. Bovle, B. Rohm,
Patvnski. E. Blackburn.
right:
W.
M
P.
E. Woyciehowski. E. Galitsky. R. Quick.
Huda.
95
Lockuff.
J'KACK
Potential
ability
and good Rportxmanohip
were two of the outstandinf; features of
year's
track
this
The team, coached by
team.
Harold Shelly, made a definite contribution
to the
HAROLD SHELLY
Coach
MANAGERS
Jim Miller and Pete Valania
96
Penn Relays
in
Philadelphia and at the
State Teachers Coiiepe
Conference
pensburg, placing
in
fifth
at
both meets.
Ship-
1958
BSTC
491/2
Shippensburg
8II4
BSTC-...-
66%
MillersviUe
SQi/,
Cheyney
711/2
BSTC
«8i/2
BSTC
52
E.
BSTC
671/0
Lock Haven
Stroudsburg
74
631/^
"What do we do next?"
"Where's the other team?"
97
in
fg»
I
•"
•<•
'••.::...
Ml ••
...
•••
.
Ml
n.
Up and
Come
98
over.
o-n-n. Huskies!
!
CHEERLEADERS
earn
GINNY HARDY
Captain
GINNY
HARDY
EILEEN
WOLCHESKY
MARTI
WILLIAMS
ELAINE
BOBBI
SALLY
RIEFENSTAHL
CLARK
MUSTARD
PUBLICATIONS
100
i^^=\-n-^
-•=^^^1^®^
101
iiii;
SUE GREENLAND
Assistant Editor
JOANNE BECHTEL
Editor
1
ROBERT
B.
BOGDANSKI
EDITORIAL BOARD
SEATED,
Photographer
left to right:
M. Keefer. M. Mattem. M.
Tier.
STANDING:
C. Ryan.
Sam Haupt. Co-ed of the Year Director: Gerr>- O'Brien, Bob Steinruck
Obiter Show Directors.
t>
\
102
OBITER
The College Yearbook
PETER VALAMA
DEPARTMENT HEADS
SEATED,
Business Manager
D. Andrvsick. B. Pelak, Directors of
Ruggieri. Head Typist.
STANDING: J.
Longo, Advertising Manager; W. Atkins. Sports Editor: S. Swider,
.\ssistant Sports Editor.
Missing from picture; W. Rundel, Distribution Manager; B. Hockenberry, Art Editor.
Senior
left
to
Pictures;
riglit:
L.
r*
EDITORIAL STAFF
SEATED,
o_o?^
t
T. Berrardi. L. Crossan.
H. Amberlavage. STANDING: E. Brooker. C.
DelVecchio, C. Cordora, D. Regan, L. Myers,
A. Waltman, D. Hutchinson, M. Huttenstine.
left to right:
ADVERTISING. TYPING, AND
DISTRIBUTION STAFFS
SEATED,
H.
Reiff.
P.
Hawke,
Marte.
103
left
to
right:
P.
STANDING: M.
J.
Williams,
P.
Markovci, S. Melz.
Weiser. S. Smith.
Polovitch.
B.
De
MAKOON AMJ
(;()LD
MARY ANN THORNTON
SANDRA MOORE
Editor
Assistant Editor
EDITORIAL BOARD
RUSS DAVIES
Photographer
Left to right:
I.
Parry, S. Moore, E. Farrow. G. Reed.
COLUMNISTS
TYPING STAFF
SEATED,
left to right:
M. Hand,
J.
Matchulat, M. Keafer.
M. Huttenstine.
STANDING:
M. Dushanko, M. Staude.
104
Left
to
right;
M.
Keefer,
C
The College Newspaper
CALVIN RYAN
JOHN LONGO
Business Manager
Advertising Manager
REPORTERS
SEATED,
J.
Vaughn,
L. Niehoff. M. Wassel.
Wolf, L. McHail, F. Bendinsky, S. Marcheski, P. Glatts.
left
to
right:
P.
\f)^\
STANDING:
THE OLYMPIAN
Tl..-
C.ll,-.,.
I,i,.rary
MaKa/i, H'
ERWIN FARROW
SANDRA MOORE
Editor
Assistant Editor
THE PILOT
The College Handbook
GLENN REED
Editor
JANE ANNE SMITH
Assistant Editor
STANLEY SWIDER
Business Manager
EDITORLVL BOARD
SEATED, left to
STANDING: N.
right: D.
Pekala.
Regan,
W.
.Mrs. E. .Miller,
Criswell, E. Farrow.
Advisor; C. Keller.
M. Downey.
FEATURES
108
109
MAY
DAY
\liiy
Tlic
Queen and
Myron Zawoiski
lier
Qufien
court.
entertains the court.
Lu
Natter,
CGA
President, crown? Bobbi
Robin Hood and
Creamer as Queen.
his
men
trayed by freshmjin girls.
are
por-
1958
The Queen's Court
ROSE COULTER
MARY GRACE
BETTA HOFFNER
NANCY HLGHES
JANE MARTINI
DONNA MATTOCKS
ANNETTE ROISH
NANCY SUWALSKI
Recession of the Queen and her court.
Ole King Cole was a merr>- old soul
Look.
Mom.
no cavities!
Indians on the warpath.
Ill
KMKSIIMEN
Thai wclidiiifd
first Icltcr friitii
Imnio.
Now din
Fun
for tlie
upperclassmen,
too.
Freshmen make
112
their debut at the All-College Reception.
Moments
to
Remember
Beau's beauty treatment
'rosh.
Oh, boys, I'm
And Mom,
it's
a Wurlitzer!
113
ticklish!
IIOMKCO
Fraternity bruLberD eM>
"My
Girl's
A
Hullabaloo
.
Here comes tbe parade
The Bloomsburg High School Band adds
to the Homecoming parade.
a colorful note
114
Wow.
those gals from the moimtains
!
^IING
— 1958
May
the best team win.
uny Hardy, Phi Sig Sweetheart.
Go, team, go!
Maroon and Cold Band
entertains alumni at halftime.
"I could
danced
night."
115
have
all
IIAIJf
KILLY
AV'C
Before or
Make
yourself comfortable, horsie.
after.'
^EEN
VARSITY CLUB DANCE
SUZIE SFYKER
VARSITY CLUB QLEEN
— Miss Suzie Spyker
Novemlter 21. 1958
was crowned as Quct-n
at
their
of the Varsity
Club
annual dance, Tlie Sportsmen's
Holiday.
Hailing
from
Reading,
Pennsylvania,
our gracious queen was enrolled
in
the
Secondary Curriculum.
Gaby Anderson crowns Freshman, Suzie Spyker,
as Varsity
Club Queen.
The Queen
and her court
Left to right: Molly Mattern, Senior: Suzie Spyker, and Lydia Gobbi. Junior.
Connie Terzopolos, Sophomore, is missing from picture.
118
A JOURNEY INTO DARKNESS
In April of 1958.
21-
members
of Dr.
De
Voe's Nineteenth Century Novel Class visited
the Loree Colliery at Plymouth. Pennsylvania,
as
outgrowth
an
MINAL,
of
reading
Zola's
a story dealing with coal
northern France during the 1860's.
GER-
mining in
Students
and faculty members were the guests of the
Hudson Coal Company, Scranton, Pennsylvania.
After visiting the Loree Colliery, the
group
proceeded
to
the
Morgan
Shaft
at
Larksville where they were dropped six hun-
dred
feet
below the surface
in a
cage in ap-
proved miner fashion and where they witnessed the dangerous operation of "robbing
pillars."
><-ene trinn
tiie
lop ol the Loree Breaker.
.Vnd
away we go!
TESTIMONIAL TO DK.
".
.
.
KUS'I'KK
when
the universe,
the
stars
wi-
feel
when
are
ourselves to
our jewels,
ihinjis as infinite
\k-
ihi-
heirs of
the sea flows in our veins,
when we perceive
and holy, what need
is
and
all
there for
covetousness and self-assertion, for the pursuit of
power, or the drearier forms of pleasure."
Huxky
J.
in
DOORS OK PERCEPTIO.N
by Mrs. Gangvere to Mr.
Alfred Chiscon, Class oi 1954. Chairman ol the K. C. K.
(Quoted from a
letter
icritlen
Fund.)
KIMBER CLE-WTR KUSTER
B.S.. M.S.. PhJ).
Class of 1913. B.S.N.S.
Professor of Biology
Dr. De \ oe unveilf the Gangi> ere portrait, presented by
Science majors. 1949-58. on Alumni Day. 1958. The Kuster
portrait now hangs in Room 24 of Science Hall.
Dr. Kuster poses with portrait.
120
BLOOMSBURG WINS
NATIONAL AND
INTERNATIONAL
SHORTHAND
AWARDS.
For the third consecutive year students
Shorthand
in the
Walter
in
won
Division.
Collegiate
first
shorthand
nationwide
the
by Mr.
III class taught
R\giel have
S.
A.
Class
prize
contest,
spon-
sored by the Esterbrook Pen Company.
SEATED, left to right: D. Lezjnski. M. Majikas, J. Stablum. J. Bittle. B. Dietz, L.
Campbell. M. .MUler. STAiNDLNG: Dr. Thomas B. Martin. G. Eltringham, J. Butz. J.
Dreisbach, A. Adelizzi, J. Klines, L. Fisher, A. Beeson, W. Beyer, K. Swatt. Mr.
Walter S. Rygiel.
It
is
the
first
time in the history- of the
contest that a college has
prize
years
three
were between
in
won
the first
succession.
fift>-five
and
There
sixty thou-
sand contestants, representing over 2000
teams, participating.
Students in this Shorthand
won
prize
third
in
an
class
III
international
shorthand contest sponsored by the Gregg
Company. There were
Publishing
ap-
proximately
20,000 contestants,
repre-
senting
Lnited
and
many
the
States
foreign countries participating.. Barbara
Batzel
won
named
to fourth place in the International
the added distinction of being
Student Division for submitting a meritorious specimen of shorthand notes.
Mr. Rygiel presents awards
SEATED,
Kunes.
J.
B.
to
winners in the iNational contest.
to right: E. Drumtra. J.
Batzfl. D. Lezinski. A. Beeson,
left
Bethtel.
J.
SECOND ROW:
Ruggieri.
.\.
Campbell.
J.
Dreisbach. M. Majikas.
Mr. Walter S. Rygiel.
L
Brumbach.
J^tablum.
B.
M.
.Miller,
Dietz. J.
L.
Bittle,
Martin. THIRD ROW: G.
Eltringham. J. Bangs. J. Butz, A. .\delizzi,
L. Fisher. K. Swatt.
Dr.
Thomas
B.
CAMPUS
That professional look.
Getting a tiew slant on
How
about
It,
l)oys. -hall
1
hi>l
life.
her hand.'
I say. old chap, a
spot of tea?
CANDIDS
No, John
But
!
\ our perspective
is
way
off.
"Sweet apple cider
that's absurd. Dr. Shockley.
Organized confusion.
123
."
.
.
24
COED OF
NAN STRAIN
Freshman
rilK
YIvAK
CANDIDATES
CAROLYN CRIBBS
Sophomore
CAROL MAZZA
Sophomore
125
COED
OF
I
UK YKAK
CERRY O'BRIEN
Junior
HENRIETTA SMITH
Junior
126
CANDIDATES
JOANNE BECHTEL
Senior
127
TUE COED AM)
Scheno
Mattem.
Nikki
crowns
her
successor
as
Coed-of-the-Year,
IIKII
Molly
The candidates and
their escorts.
COURT
The enthroned Co-ed wears a happy
smile.
i
Molly Mattern
1959
COED-OF-THE-YEAR
129
UNDERGRADUATES
130
131
CLASS OF 1960
STANDING, left to
left to right: Joan Matcliulat, Secretar>-; James Peck, President.
Robert Steinruck. Vice President: Lorraine Yeager. Women Representative; Mr. Russell
E. Houk. .\dvisor; Sam Haupt, Treasurer.
SEATED.
right:
13;
left to right: G. Reddig, PrcMdcnt; C. Cribbs, Secretar>'.
STANDKitchen, Treasurer; W. Stevenson. Vice President; J. Goss, Women
Representative.
SEATED,
ING:
J.
CLASS
OF
6
1
CLASS OK 1962
C
rJKht: E. Anderw.n. Womin
R. .Shari>c, Vicr I'r(-«i(irnl ; M.
' :<))<•,
l'rc!iidrnt ; J. Ayrrn, Srcrrury.
STANDI.N'G;
R. Steinhart, Man RrprcMTnUlive; Mr.
Toliiaa Scarpino, Adviwr;
R. Millhnute,
SEATElJ,
lc{l
to
Ki-|>ri-«*nialivp;
Treasurer.
rr'FA'or
I
»
•
i*
r
CiO_
w^.rw
\
SENIORS
138
139
—
Drar
l-ellow
Wc
CraduatCH:
arc in the twilight of our long day at lijooiii'-hurg.
As our work hfTe draws
we judge, each
and
to UP
in
to
to a close,
turn what
appropriat/- that
is
it
what Bloomshurg
liiiii'-<;lf,
profcssiiniul future will be largely
|)artaking
Our
it.
governed by the
of
train-
large degree by the personal contacts
;i
we have had
that
leaves
its
here.
On
exception. During the
and
determined
no
certainly, are
four years our class, through
last
social
fje
and experiences
the other hand, every class
mark on Bloomshurg and we,
academic
in
Bloomsburg's academic offerings and the
nu'aningfulness of our [lersonal lives will
its
to
knowledge, and growth that we have acquired
ing,
t
meant
ha-,
we may have meant
performance,
has
subtly
en-
hanced the image of Bloomshurg State Teachers College.
So
it
As we look back over
of poignant
that
though we are taking much from our college,
not without contributing something of ourselves to
the years here at the college,
we
find ourselves engulfed
rememherances. For each one of us they are different, but as a
sessed a strong esprit de corps,
we share
other and. to the school,
lives.
a
common
Soon we
ourselves with things that are past.
stone in the history of our
we take
is
it
is
will
be graduated, an event that
will
But as commencement nears and we prepare
may we
by a bitter-sweet stream
class, that
history with like memories. But
it.
let
from the
first
pos-
us not long occupy
be a monumental mile-
to
be mindful of the parental sacrifices that made
say good-bye to each
it
possible,
and may
heart and gird ourselves for those vicissitudes which will follow graduation. Let us carrv into the
world those experiences that we have had here
of our society
at Bloomshurg and may they help us become useful members
and achieve a personal success while serving to our utmost the cause of mankind.
Speaking for the
class,
I
should like to extend our sincere and grateful thanks to: our President, our
Faculty, our Parents, the Board of Trustees, the
Mr.
Miller,
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and our class advisors
who have spent much time and effort in our
Mr. Hilgar, Mr. Stradtnian, and Dr. Seronsy
—
behalf.
It has been a great honor serving you as presideiit and I should like to take this opportunity to wish
you success in whatever you may undertake and may your thoughts often return to your former classmates and to the Bloomshurg State Teachers College.
Sincerely.
I^OrvjUi
DONALD KER
Class President,
1959
140
^
SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS
EDWARD BROWER
KAY NEARING
Vice President
Secretary
FRANCIS BUCK
DR. CECIL
C.
ANN WALTMAN
SERONSY
Historian
Advisor
Treasurer
RAY
MARIE WALSH
Woman
Man
Representative
141
Bl
RGER
Representative
BUSINESS KDUCATION
THOMAS
B.
B.S., M.S.,
MARTIN
Ed.D.
Director of Business Education
Bookkeeping
Janetka.
is
made
easy under the direction o{ student teacher, Carl
JAY ROBERT BANGS
LORRAINE JOAN BASSO
BARBARA ELAINE BATZEL
Millville
Bangor
Sinking Spring
General Business
Day Men's Association
Club
1;
1, 2, 3,
Aviation
4;
Business Education Club
2,
3.
General Business
Secretarial, Social Studies
Association 1. 2. 3, 4: "B"
Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Business Education Club 3;
Dramatic Club 1; SEAP 3, 4; Hospitality
Committee 2; Coed of the Year 2.
Waller Hall Association 1, 2. 3. 4; "B"
Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Business Education Club
2, 3; SEAP 1. 4: Maroon and Gold Band
V.a\]eT
Hall
1,
2. 3.
4:
SCA
1:
JOANNE BECHTEL
WALTER JOSEPH BEDNAR
Easton
Wyoming
Glenside
General Business
Accounting, Typing
General Business
CGA
Day Men's Association 3. 4; Business Education Club 3. 4: SEAP 3, 4:
Publication Staff 3.
Secretary 3; College Council Member 3; Student Government Conference Secretary 3; Dining
ler
Hall
Room Committee.
Association
Education Club
1.
2,
1,
2,
3. 4,
3.
4;
4; Wal-
Business
Program Chair-
4; College Choraleers 1, 2; SEAP 4;
Social Usage Club 3;
News Staff 1. News and Feature
man
MAROON AND
COLD
Staff 2;
OBITER
Editorial
Staff
2.
MAROON
AND GOLD
OLYMPIAN
Band
Intercollegiate
2,
VALETTA ANN BEESON
Pep Committee
1. 2. 3,
3: Waller Hall Association
4; \^al!er Hall
Governing Board 3;
Pi Omega Pi 3. 4: "B" Club 2. 3. 4; Business Education Club 2. 3. 4; College Choraleers 1: SEAP 4: SCA 1; Basketball Tournament Committee 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 1, 2,
GOLD Typist 3, 4;
3;
Senior Class Committee Co-Chairman.
MAROON AND
Edi-
Board 3. Editor 4; Senior Class Committee Chairman; WHO'S
AMONG
STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERtorial
WHO
SITIES
Typist 4;
3.
AND COLLEGES.
/
EUGENE PAUL BERG
JANICE LYNN BITTLE
EARL
Allcniown
Cressona
Ripck Glen
Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling
General Business
Resident Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4;
Aviation Club 1; Business Education Club
College Choraleers 1, 2; SEAP
1, 2. 3;
3, 4; SCA 3; Basketball Tournament Committee 1, 2.
Waller Hall Association 1,
ness Education Club 1. 2. 3;
WILLARD
Muncy
E.
BOYER
Valley
1,
2; Senior Class
BOEHMER
J.
Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling
2,
3,
Busi-
4;
SEAP
3;
SCA
Committee Co-Chairman.
CARL JOSEPH BRAUN,
Day Men's Association
1, 2, 3, 4; Pi Omega
Pi 3, 4; Business Education Club 1, 2, 3;
SEAP
4.
EDWARD BERNARD BROWER
JR.
Sunbury
Feasterville
General Business
Accounting, Typing, Social Studies
Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling
Hospitality Committee 2, 3; Resident Men's
Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Education
Club 2, 3, 4; College Choraleers 1; Dra-
Day Men's Association
matic Club
4;
1, 2, 3.
4;
SEAP
3, 4. Treasurer
Typist Staff 2;
Sports Editor 2, 3;
MAROON AND GOLD
OBITER
SCAl.
Assistant
1,
2,
3,
4;
Kappa
Delta Pi 3, 4; Pi Omega Pi 3, 4, Treasurer
4; Business Education Club 1, 2: SEAP 4.
Class Treasurer
3,
Sigma
4.
Vice-President 4; Phi
Secretary-Treasurer 3:
Business Education Club 2, 3, 4; SELAP 3,
4; BasebaU 1, 2; Football 1, 3.
Pi
2,
3.
ANITA LOUISE CAMPBELL
AUDREY ELLEN BRUMBACH
JOSEPH ROBERT BUTZ
Bangor, Penna.
Glen Lyon
Lewistown
General Business
General Business
General Business
1. 2. 3, 4; Phi
Assistant Secretary-Treas-
Election Board
Resident Men's Association
tion
Sigma Pi
3, 4; Waller Hall AssociaAlpha Psi Omega 3, 4; Sigma Alpha Eta 1; "B" Club 3, 4; Business
Education Club 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club
1, 2, 3,
1. 2, 3,
4;
4;
SEAP
Advertising Staff
4;
1,
2, 3, 4,
MAROON AND GOLD
President 3; Business Education
4; Football 1; Business Education Contest Co-Chairman 2, Chairman 3;
Typist
SEAP
3, 4.
urer
2.
Club
2,
Woman Representative 1, 2; Awards Committee 3; Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, 4;
SEAP
3;
SCA
I,
2.
3.
3, 4.
CAROL MAE CLARK
THOMAS EDWARD CONCAVAGE
Upper Darby
Mount Carmel
PeckviUe
Secretarial, Social Studies
Accounting, Typing, Social Studies
General Business, English
Day Women's Association
L
Association
4;
2, 3,
4;
Waller Hall
3,
Kappa Delta
tar>-
4; Pi
Pi 3, 4. Recording SecrePi 2, 3 4; Business Edu2, 3; College Choraleers 1;
Omega
cation Club
1,
Dramatic Club
2,
3;
SEAP
MAROON AND GOLD
ity
4;
Alpha Psi Omega
4;
SCA
1;
Typist 1 HospitalCommittee 2; Election Board 3.
w
:
Day Men's Association
Men's Intramurals L 2.
1, 2, 3,
4;
SEAP
4;
MARGARET JEAN DAVIES
Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, 4; "B"
Club 2, 3, 4; Business Education Club 3;
College Choraleers 1;
SEAP
3;
SCA
1.
WILLIAM
F.
DELBALGH
Northumberland
Pi
3.
SEAP
4;
3,
Business
4;
Kappa
1, 2. 3,
Eduialiim
Delta
Pi
4; Pi
(Hub
OrrO HENRY DO.NAR
Sheppton
General Business
Accounting, Typing, Social Studies
Omega
Hospitality Committee 3; Waller Hall Asso-
3;
Treasurer 3; Waller Hall
Governing Board 3; Pi Omega Pi 3, 4;
Athenaeum Club 1
Business Education
Day Men's Association 2, 3, 4; Athenaeum
Club 3; Aviation Club 2; Business Education Club 4; SEAP 3.
Accounting, Typing, Social Studies
Day Men's Association
BKFi.MCE KATHRYN" DIETZ
Kliiif;erstown
2.
4.
ciation
1. 2. 3, 4,
;
SEAP 3; WHO'S WHO AMONG
STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES.
Club
VINCENT HENRY DOYLE
Locust
Gap
Accounting, Typing, Social Studies
Dav Men's Association
1, 2. 3.
4;
SEAP
2. 3;
JOY LOUISE DREISBACH
ELLEN
Lehighton
Hazleton
General Business
4.
DRUMTRA
Accounting, Shorthand, Typing
Business
Education Club 1. 2, 3; College Choraleers
1; SEAP 3; SCA 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3.
W'aller Hall Association
J.
1,
2,
3:
Day Women's Association 1, 2; Waller Hall
Association 3, 4; Pi Omega Pi 2. 3; Business Education Club 1, 3, 4; SEAP 4.
CHARLES FULLMOR DYE
RAYMOND FRANK EPLER
Turbotville
Humnielstown
Wyoming
General Business
Accounting, Social Studies, Typing
Genera! Business
Hospitality Committee 3; Resident Men's
Association 1, 2. 3, 4; Business Education
Club 2, 3, 4; SEAP 3. 4;
News Staff 1, 2, 3.
Resident Men's Association 3, 4; Business
Education Club 3, 4; SEAP 3, 4; Men's
Association
Intraniurals
2,
GARY SHELDON FISHER
LARRY ALLEN FISHER
MYRTLE MAY FOWLER
Bloomsburg
Trevorton
Nanticoke
Accounting, Typing, Spanish
General Business
General Business
Day Men's Association 1. 2. 3. 4; Business
Education Club 3; SEAP 4; Football 1, 2.
Resident Men's Association 1. 2, 3, 4; Phi
Sigma Pi 3, 4; Business Education Club 2,
3, President 3; SEAP 3; Basketball Tournament Conimiltee 1, 2; Football 1.
Day Women's Association
MAROON AND
3.
GOLD
JOHN ROBERT FENNER
1, 2; Men's Resident
4; Business Education Club
SEAP 3, 4; Basketball 1; Men's
Day Men's Association
3.
4;
Intraniurals
3,
1, 2, 3, 4.
3,
4;
Education Club 3: Poetry Club
Business
3, 4.
JAMES KARL FREED
LAMAR LEE PR EEL AND
Pollsvillc-
Newport
Berwick
Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling
General Business, Accounting
Elerlion Commitlee 2, 3; Resident Men's
Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Education
Club 1, 2, 3, 4; College Choraleers 1, 2;
SEAP 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Basket-
Day Women's Association
Women's Official Board 4:
Accounting,
Typing,
Social
Studies
Resident Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Education Club 2, 3, 1; SEAP 3, 4.
JOHN
ball
ball
GALINSKI
Tournament Committee
Manager 1, 2, 3, 4.
2, 3,
JANET LOUISE FRY
4;
Foot-
Club
1;
HAROLD
Sunbury
Girardville
Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling
Accounting, Typing. Retail Selling
Men's Association 1. 2, 3, 4; Avialion Club 3: Business Education 1, 2, 3, 4;
Dramatic Club 2; SEAP 4; Maroon and
Gold Band 1, 2, 3.
Resident Men's Association 1,
ness Education Club 3, 4;
Varsity
Club
Wrestling
1,
2,
1, 2, 3, 4.
3,
4,
2, 3, 4;
SEAP
Accounting,
Busi3,
4;
Treasurer
2;
2,
3,
4;
Om.pa
Maroon and Gold Band
Science Club
JAMES PAUL CARMAN
Resilient
Pi
Day
Pi 3.
4; Business Education Club 2, 3; Dramatic
Forest City
J.
1,
1, 2, 3,
4;
3.
ED\^"ARD
Typing,
GAUGHAN
Social
Studies
Resident Men's Association 2; Day Men's
Association 3, 4; Pi Omega Pi 3, 4; Athenaeum Club 4; Business Education Club 2.
3;
SEAP
4.
CONNIE JUNE GIRTON
EDWARD JOHN GWASDACUS
Hlnonisburg
Frackville
Bloomsburg
General Business
Accounting, Typing, Social Studies
Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling
Day Women's Association 1. 2. 3. 4; Business Education Clul) 3. 4: College Choraleers 1; SEAP 3, 4; Maroon and Gold Band
1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 2. 3.
ROBERT WILLIAM HARRIS
4; Pi Omega Pi
Business Education Club 1, 2;
Election Board
Day Men's Association
2, 3. 4:
2,
3. 4; Day Men's Association
Athenaeum Club 4; Business Edu-
cation Club 2. 3:
SEAP
4;
3,
SEAP
3. 4.
3, 4.
SUSAN JANE HAYHURST
CHARLES ROBERT HOYT
DUANE WARREN HUNTER
Bloomsburg
Shickshinny
Hunlock Creek
Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling
Accounting, Typing, Social Studies
Day Men's Association 2, 3, 4; Resident
Men's Association 1; Athenaeum Club 4;
Day Men's Association
Secretarial, Social Studies
Day Women's Association
Women's
2;
3.
1,
2, 3, 4;
Day
Board 2: Aviation Club
Business Education Club 3. 4; SEAP
4:
Official
OLYMPIAN
V.lvertising
Staff
1.
Business Education Club
Maroon and Gold Band
2,
3;
SEAP
3.
tion
Club
1; Business
Educa-
3. 4.
4;
1.
1^
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'J
CARL JOSEPH JANETKA
JOSEPH WILLIAM JOHNSTON
HETTIE CATHERINE JONES
Halboro
York
Cresco
Accounting. Typing, Retail Selling
Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling
Secretarial, Social Studies
Class President 1, 2; College Council 1. 2;
Freshman Class Advisor 3; Student Government Conference 2: Assembly Committee
3; Resident Men's Association 1. 2. 3;
Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4; Phi Sigma Pi 2,
3, 4; Pi Omega Pi 3, 4; Business Education
Club 2, 3: SEAP 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3,
4: Track 1. 2; CGA Hospitality Committee
1 ; Coed of the Year Director.
Social Recreation 3; Resident Men's Association 1, 2, 3. 4; Business Education Club
3, 4; SEAP 3, 4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3. 4;
Football 1, 2, 3; Men's Intramurals 1,
Waller Hall Association 1. 2. 3. 4: AthenaBusiness Education Club
1
2, 3, 4; College Choraleers 1: SEAP 3. 4:
eum Club
SCA
Staff
2, 3, 4.
MAROON AND COLD
1;
1.
;
News
2.
EMMA KOVALEVICH
JOHN JOSEPH KASPER
SOPHIA
Mahanoy
Catasauqua
Hanover Township
Secretarial, Social Studies
General Business
Hospitality Committee 3; Day Women's
Association 4; Waller Hall Association I.
2. 3. 4: Aviation Club 3: Business Educa-
Customs Committee 2: Waller Hall Association 1. 2. 3. 4: -B" Club 1. 2. 3. 4:
Business Education Club 4; SEAP 4;
Social Usage Club 2.
City
Accounting, Social Studies
Day Men's Association
4;
Aviation
Club
1,
2, 3,
Club 4;
4;
3;
Athenaeum Club
Business
SEAP
4.
Education
tion
A.
Club
SEAP
1,
3. 4.
ing Staff 3;
Staff
1.
KISH
2.
3.
4;
Secretary 4;
Dramatic Club 1;
OLYMPIAN Typ-
MAROON AND GOLD
News
LEONARD BERNARD KRUK.
JR.
MARY ELIZABETH LABYACK
JANICE EVELYN KUNES
Scrantnn
Johnsonburg
Nazareth
Accounting, Typing, Social Studies
General Business
General Business
Pep Committee
ciation
1,
2,
Resident Men's AssoPhi Sigma Pi 3. 4;
2, 3;
3,
4:
Business Education Club 2. 3: College
Choraleers 1; SEAP 4; Maroon and Gold
Band 1, 2; Senior Class Committee Chair-
man.
Class Secretary 3; College Council Member 3; Election Board 2, 3; Customs Committee 3; Waller Hall Association 1, 2. 3,
4, President 3, Governing Board 1. 2. 3.
4: Pi Omega Pi 3. 4. Vice-President 4; "B"
Club
3,
4;
Business Education Club
2.
Waller Hall Association
naeum Club
1. 2.
3;
SEAP
Typing Staff
4;
.3,
1;
Athe1. 2. 3, 4;
Business Education Club
4;
MAROON AND GOLD
OBITER Typing
Staff 4.
3,
SEAP 3. 4: SCA
AMONG STUDENTS IN
4; College Choraleers 2;
1;
WHO'S
WHO
AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES.
EARL
C.
Pottstown
LEAVENGOOD
Accounting, Shorthand. Typing
Day Men's
-Men's
Club
2. 3.
Association
."Association
2,
3,
4:
4;
SEAP
4; Secretary 4;
Intramurals
1. 2. 3, 4.
1,
2,
3;
Resident
Education
Business
3, 4;
Varsity Club
Track
2. 3,
4;
Men's
SANDRA LEE LEWIS
DOROTHY ANN LEZINSKI
Shickshinny
Scranton
Secretarial, Social Studies
General Business
Furniture Committee 2, Co-Chairman; Pep
Committee 4; .Assembly Committee 2;
Waller Hall .Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Education Club 3; SE.AP 3, 4; Maroon
Waller Hall .\ssociation
and Gold Band
Fashion Show
I.
1. 2,
2;
Women's Chorus
3, 4.
1;
1, 2.
Delta Pi 4; Pi Omega Pi 2. 3.
3; Business Education Club
3.
4.
1.
4;
Kappa
Historian
2.
3,
4;
Dramatic Club 1: SEAP 3. 4: OLYMPIAN
Typing .Staff 3; OBITER Typing Staff 3.
AY EDWARDS LONG
JOHN ROCCO LONGO
RUTH FRANCES LUNDAHL
iwiTt Valley
Ki-layres
Herndon
'General Business
General Business
)ay Men's Association 1, 2; Resident Men's
\ssociation 3, 4; Business Education (Mub
SEAP 3, 4; Maroon
I, 2. 3, 4, Historian 3;
ind Gold Band 1, 2, 3, 4; SCA 1, 2.
Dav Men's Association
f
VI I
General Business
2, 3, 4;
Pi Omefia Pi
Kappa Delta
President 4:
Alhenacum Club 4; Business Education
Club 2, 3; SEAP 4; Science Club 4; BasPi 3. 4;
ketball
Tournament
4.
3.
Committee
4;
Women's Association 1, 2, 3, 4;
Aviation Club 3; Business Education Club
Day
3,
4;
SEAP
4;
Social
Usage Club
2.
MA-
ROON AND GOLD
Advertising Manager
4; OBITER Assistant Business Manager
Hospitality
Committee 4;
Election
4;
Board 4; Senior Class Committee Chair-
man; WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS
IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND
COLLEGES.
ETON E. LUTSEY
shaverlown
Accounting, Typing, Social Studies
Day Men's Association
VIen's
Association
1;
2,
4;
Aviation
Business Education Club
>..
3,
2. 3,
4;
MARYANNE TERESA MAJIKAS
EUGENE
Girardville
Girardville
General Business
Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling
Day Men's .Association 1. 2. 3. 4; Pi Omega
Pi 4; Athenaeum Club 4: Business Educa-
Education Club 2.
Choraleers 1; SEAP 3;
GOLD Typist Staff 1, 2, 3.
tion
Club
1;
Hospitality Committee 3: Waller Hall Association 1. 2. 3. 4: Pi Omega Pi 3. 4: Busi-
SEAP
4.
niss
Resident
3,
4;
College
MAROON AND
-3
Club
F.
2. 3:
MALARKEY.
SEAP
4.
JR.
^tttt
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LOUIS WESLEY >L\RSILIO
WILLL\M JOSEPH ^L\TECHAK
.\L\RY
Hazleton
Bloomsburg
Forty Fort
Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling
Accounting. Typing
Committee 3; Pep Committee 4;
Resident Men's Association 1, 2. 3. 4;
Business Education Club 1. 2. 3. 4: SEAP
Business Education Club 3:
murals 3.
Fire Drill
3,
4; Fashion
Show
3; Football
Secretarial, Retail Selling
Men's
Intra-
Customs Committee 2: Bulletin Board
Committee 1; Waller Hall Association 1,
2, 3, 4: Athenaeum Club 1: "B" Club 1,
4: Business Education
Fashion Show Co-ordinator 2,
3; Majorette 1. 2. 3. 4. Head Majorette 4;
3,
4,
Club
3,
2,
1.
OBITER
ALICE
J.
MENKEWICZ
LOIS
MARY MILLER
Shenandoah
Mifflinville
General Business
General Business
U aller
Day Women's Association 2.
Education Club 3; SEAP
Usage Club 2.
Hall Association 1, 2, 3. 4: Aviation
Club 1: Business Education Club 4; SEAP
4;
SCA
1. 2.
ALICE ^L\TTER^
President
4;
Editorial
Board
4.
BETTY LOUISE MOSER
Bloomsburg
General Business
3.
3.
4: Business
4;
Social
Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Education Club 3; College Choraleers
1.
2:
SEAP
3;
SCA
1. 2.
SANDRA KATHKYN MOUREY
MARTHA KAY NEARING
i(>\]\
Shcnanddah
HlcKiiii'.liurg
I.ipcu't
Secretarial, English
General Business
Waller Hall Assnriation 1, 2, 3. 4; Fiusiness
Educali.m Cliil) 1. 2, .l; SEAP 3, 4; OLYM-
('iillige
PIAN
Staff
3;
MAROON AND GOLD
Typing and News Staff 3; Social Recreation Committee 3.
Council
(ionirnittee 2;
W. NOBLE
Gap
Accounting, Typing, Social Studies
Member
Furniture
3;
Day Men's Association
1, 2, 3.
4;
SEAP
4.
Assembly Committee 4: Day
Womin's Association I, 2, 3, 4. President
Day Women's Official Board 4; "B"
3;
Club
2, 3. 4; Business Education Club 3,
College Choraleers 1, 2; SEAP 3. 4;
Class Secretary 4; WHO'S
4;
WHO AMONG
STUDENTS
SITIES
IN
AMERICAN UNIVER-
AND COLLEGES.
WILLIAM RUSSELL NORTON
LEONARD DAVID PEROTTI
CHARLES RONALD PERRY
Hanover Township
Bio
Aldan
Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling
Pep Committee
3;
Customs Committee 2;
Resident Men's Association 1. 2. 3. 4; Phi
Sigma Pi 3, 4; Aviation Club 1, 2; Business Education Club 3, 4; Social Usage
Club
3, 4.
/
/
sburg
Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling
Accounting, Typing, Social Studies
Day Men's Association
Education
Club
AND GOLD
Manager
3.
1:
2.
SEAP
Business
3,
4;
Staff
4;
Business
MAROON
2.
Business
Awards
Committee 1 ; Hospitality Committee 2; Day Men's Association 1: Resident Men's Association 2. 3. 4; Business
Education Club 1. 2, 3. 4; SEAP 3, 4;
Baseball I.
SANDRA ARLENE PFISTER
JACK MORGAN POWELL
Easton
Scranton
General Business
Accounting, Typing. Social
Senior Class Committee Chairman; Waller
Hall Association 1. 2, 3. 4; Business Edu-
Day Men's Association
cation Clul) 3;
SEAP
SCA
Band 1, 2. 3.
Typing Staff
1.
RODMAN
R.
4;
3;
1.
Maroon and Gold
2. 3. 4:
CO-PILOT
RALSTON
-Men's
Association
Cluli 2. 3:
1;
SEA?
1;
3.
Men'- Intramurals
2,
ROLLAND QUICK
C.
Montrose
Accounting, Typing, Social Studies
Stiiilies
3,
4;
Resident
Education
Business
4; Football Manaper
1,
Business Education Club
Club 4; Baseball
Men's Association 3. 4.
3,
Varsity
E.
(jty
Accounting, Typing, Mathematics
Accounting, Typing
Acconnling. T\i}ing, English
College Council Mend)er 1; Day Men's
Association 1. 2, 3. 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3,
(!(dlege Council
4:
Pi
Omega
Bu~inr.s
WHO'S
REED
SEA?
4;
Resident
Boyertown
Pi
Athenaeum Club
4;
SEAP
AMONG STUDENTS
IN
3,
4;
Education Club
WHO
2.
3:
t;
AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES.
4:
WOODROW WILLIAM RHOADS
FRANK
Mahanoy
.
4:
2.
Hloomsbur;:
Dav Men's Association 1, 2. 3, 4 Business
Educati(.n
Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Aviation
Club 2. 3: Men'- Intramurals 3. 4
3.
Member 1: Resident Men's
Association I. 2. 3. 4: Pi Omega Pi 3. 4;
Business Education Club 2, 3, 4: Varsity
Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 1. 2. 4: Track
1.
2, 3;
SEAP 3. 4: Men's Intramurals.
Commissioner
3.
BI,ANCHE LEONA ROZELLE
LINDA
Scranton
Kennell Square
Riverside
Secretarial, Spanish
General Business
Accounting, Typing, Social Studies
Rrcrration Conimittoe 3, 4;
Waller Hall Association 2, 3. 1; I'i Omega
Pi 3, 4; Business Education Club 2, 3, 4;
Hospitality Committee 4; Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3. 4; Business Education
Hospitality Committee 3; Day Men's Association I. 2, 3. 4; Business Education Club
SEAP
(:0-PlLOT Typing
Social
and
3,
4;
"B" Club
4.
Club
1,
Typist 4;
CALVIN CHRISTIAN RYAN,
M. RUGGIE:RI
3.
2,
4,
SEAP 4:
OBITER Head
Treasurer 3;
Staff 2;
Senior Class Committee Cbair-
1.
2,
SCA
3,
1,
4.
Manager
Vice-President
SEAP
3;
MAROON AMJ GOLD
2;
4;
OBITER
JR.
4;
Business
Editorial Board 4.
man.
LARRY EDWARD SCHELL
MARY AGNES SHULETSKY
SALLY ANN SMITH
Hereford
Hazleton
Troy
General Business
Secretarial, Social Studies
Hospitality Committee 2; Waller Hall Association 2. 3, 4; Business Education Club
Pep Committee 4; Waller Hall Association
1, 2. 3. 4: "B" Club 1, 2. 3. 4: Business
Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling
Resident Men's Association
Business Education Club 1;
Maroon and Gold Band
1,
1,
2,
SEAP
2. 3.
2, 4;
SEAP
3, 4.
Education
1,
2;
Show
Club
OBITER
3, 4.
1,
2;
SEAP
3,
4;
SCA
Advertising Staff 4: Fashion
PAIL HENRY SPAHR
JOAN MARIE STABLUM
KENNETH ANDREW SWATT
Collingdale
Minersville
Shamokin
General Business
General Business
Waller Hall Association 1. 2. 3. 4: Business
Education Club 1. 2. 3. 4: SEAP 3: SCA 1;
Class President 3; College Council Member 3; Customs Committee 2; Awards Committee 3; Resident Men's Association 1.
2, 3. 4: Kappa Delta Pi 4: Phi Sigma Pi
3, 4; Pi Omega Pi 2. 3. 4: Business Edu-
Accounting. Typing, Retail Selling
College Council
sentative
2;
Member
2. 3:
Man
Repre-
Committee 1. 2. 3,
Resident Men"s Association
Election
Chairman
2. 3:
1, 2, 3. 4.
President 3; Business Education
3. 4; SEAP 3. 4: Varsity Club
Club
1.
2,
MAROON AND GOLD
Typist
1.
2.
3.
1. 2, 3. 4; SE.\P 3. 4: Maroon
and Gold Band 1. 2. Treasurer 2: Track
3; General Chairman of Senior Class Committees; Basketball Tournament Commit-
cation Club
President 3; Basketball Tournament
Committee 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1; Football
1. 2, 3. 4: Men's Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4.
2. 3. 4.
tee 1.
STANLEY
J.
SWIDER
Accounting, Typing, Social Studies
Resident
WILLL\M
V.
SWOYER
PHILIP
Men's
Association 1, 2. 3, 4:
Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4. Vice-President 4: Phi
Sigma Pi 3. 4; Pi Omega Pi 3. 4; Business
Accounting. Typing, Retail Selling
Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling
Day Men's Association
Club
SEAP
1;
4.
ANTHONY TAORMINA
Bloomsburg
Sunbury
Chester
Business
1, 2,
3;
Education
Athenaeum
Club
2,
3;
Day Men's
Association
1, 2, 3,
4; Aviation
Club 3, 4: Business Education Club
CoUege Choraleers 1. 2: SEAP 3. 4.
3.
Education Club 1. 2: SEAP 4: PILOT
Business Manager 4; OBITER Advertising
Staff
3.
f^^
<
4;
i
^0
ROBKRT THEAR
DONALD
Ncs(ni(lioning
Shamokin
Sunbury
Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling, Social
Accounting, Typing, Social Studies
General Business
Day Men's Association
Club
SEAP
1;
2,
3,
4;
Aviation
Business Education Club
2, 3,
4;
3. 4.
L.
THOMAS
GERALD
Sluilies
TREON
Day Men's Association
Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Aviation
Club 2; Business Education Club 2, 3, 4;
SEAP
L.
Pi
3,
SEAP
Business
4;
1. 2, 3,
FRANK JOSEPH TROXELL
CARL ARDEN U.NGER
Shamokin
Penndel
1, 2, 3.
4; Pi
Accounting, Shorthand, Typing
Omega
Pi 2, 3, 4; Aviation Club 1; Business Education Club 2, 3, 4.
Day Men's Association
Club
2:
4.
GEORGE RICHARD TRESSLER
Day Men's Association
1,
4.
Trevorton
Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling
Omega
4; Pi
Education Club
1
;
SEAP
3, 4.
1, 2, 3,
General Business
4:
Aviation
Dav Men's Association
Delta Pi
3.
4: Pi
1.
Omega
2. 3. 4: Kappa
Pi 3. 4: Aviation
Club 2: Business Education Club
2.
3.
4.
Ann Walker
largaret
MARGARET
Barbara M. Watts
ROBERT JOSEPH WINN
A.\N \\'ALK.ER
Thompson
Sunbury
Genera! Business
General Business
Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Business
Education Club 1, 2, 3, 4; College Choral-
Resident Men's Association 1; Day Men's
Association 3, 4; Pi Omega Pi 3, 4: Aviation Club 1, 2; Business Education Club
eers
1
;
SEAP
3. 4.
MAROON AND GOLD
3; SEAP 4;
vertising Staff 3; Phi
NANCY JANE WARBURTON
Sigma Pi
Ad-
3, 4.
Light Street
CRAIG
General Business
Dav Women's Association T
SEAP
ness Education Club 1;
BARBARA
2,
4; Busi-
3,
Resident Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Aviation Club 1; Business Education Club 3, 4;
Bloomsburg
SEAP
General Business
Day Women's Association
ness Education Club
eers 1;
SEAP
2,
1,
2, 3,
4; Busi-
3; College Choral-
Fashion Show
4;
YEANISH
Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling, Social
Studies
3, 4.
WATTS
M.
R.
Slatington
1.
2,
3, 4.
DONALD
E.
YERK
Royersford
3.
General Business
NORMAN FRANCIS WATTS
MiUville
Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling
Pep Committee
1,
Day Men's Association
2; Resident Men's Association 3. 4; Phi
Sigma Pi
2. 3. 4;
1,
3;
3.
4;
SEAP
Business
4;
Education Club
Maroon and Gold Band
2.
«l
Robert Joseph
Wi
Resident Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4;
Aviation Club 2, 3. 4; Business Education
Club
3,
4;
SEAP
3,
4;
SCA
1,
2.
KLKMKM'AMY KDIJCATION
ROYCE
O.
B.S.,
JOHNSON
M.V.d
Director of Elementary Education
Bill Swisher directs students at the Benjamin Franklin Laboratory
School as they busily work on a project.
DOROTHY HELEN ANDRYSICK
FAYE LEE AUMILLER
JILL EILEEN
Alden Station
Milroy
Sunbury
Elementary
Woman
mittee
2;
2;
1
1;
Athenaeum Club
;
Banquet Com2.
1,
Secretary
SEAP 3. 4; OLYMPIAN Editorial Staff
OBITER Director of Senior Pictures 3;
Waller Hall Association
Delta Pi
Elementary
Elementary
Representative
1,
2, 3,
4;
Waller Hall Association
Club
3,4;
2,
1.
2.
3,
3.
4;
Athenaeum Club
3,
4;
Dramatic Club
Delta Pi
SCAl,
4;
Kappa
3; Aviation
1.
2;
SEAP
2, 3.
Customs Committee
3; Hospitality Committee 4; Waller Hall Association 1. 2, 3,
4; "B" Club 3. 4, Treasurer 4; College
Choraleers 1, 2, 3, Librarian 3: SEAP 3,
MAROON AND GOLD
Kappa
4;
Staff 3, 4;
4.
MARGARET EUGENIE BEERS
SONJA ANN BENDINSKY
Sunbury
Elementary
Gilberton
Bloomsburg
Elementary
Elementary
Pep Committee
2,
3;
Recreation
Social
Committee 2; Customs Committee 2; HosWaller Hall Associapitality Committee 1
tion 1. 2. 3, 4; Sipma Alpha Eta 1: Athenaeum Club 2; "B" Club 3, 4; College
;
Choraleers
1,
3. Secretary
MAROON AND GOLD
OBITER
Editorial Staff
3;
SEAP
Business Staff
1, 2,
3.
3. 4;
3,
4;
BAYLOR
Hospitality Committee 2, 4; Dining Room
Committee 2; Waller Hall Association 1. 2,
3, 4; Sigma Alpha Eta 1; College Choraleers 1, 3; SEAP 3, 4: Basketball Tournament Committee 3; OLYMPIAN Publicity
Staff 4;
GOLD Distribution Staff 4; OBITER Distribution Staff 4.
MAROON AND
OBITER
Distribution
Distribution Staff 3, 4.
JANET MAE BITTENBENDER
Day Women's Association
1.
lege Choraleers
SEAP
1, 2, 3,
4;
2.
3.
4;
3, 4.
Col-
1
ANNE LOUISE BRESLIN
ROLAMt
Shenaiuioafi
Starrutra
Sluini'tkin
Elenieiilary
Elementary
Etemciilary
Waller Hall Association 1. 2, 3, 4; Sigma
Alpha Eta 1, 2, 3; Aviation Club 1, 2;
Class Treasurer 4; Election Board 3, 4;
Resident Men's Association 1, 2. 3, 4;
Business Education Club 1; College Choraleers 1. 2. 3; Dramatic Club 1. 2, 3. 4,
Vice-President 4; SEAP 3. 4, Vice-President 4; Mar SCA 1 Basketball Tournament Commit-
MRS. ELEANOR DONETTA
HOHBKR
W'imicn's Assiniatiiiii 1, 2. 'i, l: MACirrulatins; Staff 2, 3.
KliON
Dav
AND GOLD
SEAP
3, 4.
I
IJWCIS BUCK
;
tee 3.
JUDITH DIANE BURROWS
RONALD PAUL DAVIS
RUTH ANN DAVIS
Danville
Blandon
Light Street
Day Women's Association
tion Club 1, 2; SEAP 3. 4.
'^^
Elementary
Elem en tary
Kli'inenlary
1.
2.
3. 4:
Avia-
Day Men's Association
1.
4: Resident
Men's
Association 2. 3; Aviation Club 4: Collejie
Choraleers 2; SEAP 3, 4: Maroon and
Gold Band 1. 2, 3. 4. Vice-President 2.
President 3;
SCA
1. 2. 3.
Dav Women's Association \. 2. 3, 4: AviaClub 3; "B" Club 3. 4, Secretarv 4:
SEAP 3. 4: Maroon and Cold Band 1. 2. 3.
tion
PATRICIA ANN DESMOND
MICHAEL ANTHONY FARINA
ELAINE DELORES
DIAUGUSTINE
Elementary
Berwick
Susquehanna
Elementary
Day ^Somen's Association 4: Waller Hall
Association 1, 2, 3; Athenaeum Club 2:
Elementary
Dav Men's Association
Day Women's Association 1. 2. 3. 4. VicePresident 3: Day Women's Official Board
1. 2:
Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4; Athenaeum
1,2;
Milton
College Choraleers 3;
SEAP
3;
SCA
1.
Club
1.
WHO'S
2:
Aviation Club 3:
SEAP
3.
WHO AMONG STUDENTS
SEAP
1
;
Aviation
Club
3, 4.
4;
IN
AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES.
ORVILLE HARMON FINE
THOMAS EDWARD FOUST
Glen Lyon
Deceased, December 25. 1958
Danville
Elementary
Day Men's Association 1; Dorm Men's
Association 1. 2: Phi Sigma Pi 2. 3. 4;
Aviation Club 1. 3; SEAP 4: Men's Intramurals
1.
MRS. PAULETTE BIDDLE
FURMAN
Bloomsburg
Elementary
Day Men's
Club
2:
Elementary
.\ssociation
OBITER
1.
2, 3.
4: Aviation
AdverUsing Staff
1.
Day Women's Association 4: Waller Hall
Association 1. 2, 3: .\thenaeum Club 3;
CoUege Choraleers 1; SEAP 4; SCA 1.
ROBERT ROLAND GOWER
SUE ANN GREENLAND
BARBARA JANE GROCHOWSKI
Allfnlown
West Pittston
Elementary
Assembly Committee 4; Kappa Delta Pi
3. 4; Athenaeum Club 4; College Choral-
Glen Lyon
Elementary
Recreation Committee
Social
1,
2,
Chair-
Resident
Men's Association 1. 2. 3, 4; Phi Sigma
Pi 2, 3, 4; College Choraleers 1; SEAP 4;
Poetry Club 2, 3, 4. President 4; WHO'S
man
Pep
2;
Committee
1,
WHO AMONG STUDENTS
2;
eers
3;
SEAP
3,
3, Assistant
Association 3, 4.
Staff
4;
OBITER
Editor 4;
Editorial
Elementary
Social Recreation
Committee
Association
3.
1. 2.
Dramatic Club
1:
4;
2: Waller Hall
Athenaeum Club
SEAP
2;
3, 4.
Waller Hall
IN AMERI-
CAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES.
ALICE ANN HANEY
PATTY ANN HAWKE
Selinsgrove
Bloomsburg
Scranton
Elementary
Elementary
Elementary
Waller Hall Association 1, 2. 3, 4, Governing Board 3; Sigma Alpha Eta 2. 3;
Athenaeum Club 2. 3; College Choraleers
Day Women's Association 1, 2. 3, 4: Athenaeum Club 1, 2; Aviation Club 2; SEAP
Waller Hall .Association 1. 2.
Alpha Eta 4: Athenaeum Club
3.4.
3,
NANCY
1,
2;
M.
SEAP
1, 2, 3,
3,
HANE
4;
4; Fashion
^,
jJi."
Maroon and Gold Band
Show
1, 2. 3, 4.
4;
Staff
SCA
4.
1.
2.
3,
4:
4;
Sigma
3. 4:
SEAP
3.
OBITER
Editorial
BARBARA HOCKENBERRY
BERNADINE MARIE HECK
RUTH JANE HELGEMO
Lewistown
Wilkes-Barrt-
Pitti-burgh
Elementary
Elementary
Elementary
Waller Hall Association 1. 2. 3, 4: Aviation
Qub 3: "B" Club 3. 4: College Choraleers
Waller Hall Association 1. 2. 3. 4; Athenaeum Club 2; Aviation Club 2, 3; Dramatic Club 1; SEAP 3. 4; SCA 1. 2, 3, 4.
Waller Hall Association
1,
2:
SEAP
AND GOLD
SCA
4;
1,
2.
Business Staff
3;
MAROON
Chairman
4;
SCA
1;
CO-PILOT
OLYMPIAN Art Staff
GOLD Art Editor 2.
2.
Editor
DONNA ANN HUTCHINSON
SHER\^ Y\
Factorvville
Montgomerv'
Danvillf
Resident Men's Association
tion
Club
1.
4; Baseball
2, 3.
1.
2.
1.
4; Varsity Club
1.
Avia2. 3.
Waller Hall Association
Alpha Eta
3.
1;
2,
3, 4:
1.
2. 3.
4:
Sigma
Athenaeum Club 1, 2,
Maroon and Gold Band
SEAP 3. 4;
SCA 1. 2, 3; OBITER
4;
Art
SEAP
Editor
2,
3;
MAROON AND
3:
3.
Social
4,
1;
4;
OBITER
Art
D.
KOSTENBAUDER
Elementary
Elementary
2. 3;
3.
4.
JOHN JOSEPH HUDA
Elementary
2.
1,
Athenaeum Club
3;
Editorial Staff 4.
Dav Women's Association
Club
3. 4:
1.
2:
SCA
College
1. 2.
1,
2.
Choraleers
3,
1:
4:
"B"
SEAP
ANN LECHNER
RITA
Danvillr
Day Wonun's Association
1,
2,
3,
Day
4;
Board 3; Kappa Delta
I'i
3, 4; Athenaeum Club 1, 2; Aviation
Clul) 1; SEAP 3, 4; Maroon and Gold
Hand
VALERIA
Shamokin
St.
Official
Day Men's Association
3,
T.
MARCAVAGE
Clair
Elementary
Elementary
Elementary
Women's
WARD REESE LICHTEL
4; Science Club
1.
2.
3,
4:
SEAP
1.
Hall
Recreation
Association
Club
1,
Social
2,
3;
Committee
1,
SEAP
2,
4;
3,
3;
Waller
Athenaeuin
4.
1.
MARGARET ANN MARKOVCI
ANNE TIMBRELL METZGER
Palmerlon
Lewistown
Bryn
Elementary
El em en tary
Elementary
Waller Hall Association 3. 4; Alpha Psi
4; College Choraleers 3; Dramatic
Election Committee 4; Pep Committee 3;
Customs Committee 2; Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, 4; W'aller Hall Governing
Board 4; Sigma Alpha Eta 3. 4; "B" Club
Pep Committee
2;
Waller
Athenaeum
4; Furniture Committee
Association 1, 2, 3. 4;
Club 1, 2. 3; College Choraleers
3.
Hall
SEAP 3, 4; Fashion Show
OBITER Advertising Staff 3, 4.
1.
2;
1, 2,
3,
4;
MARJORIE PHYLLIS MORSON
Omeya
Club
COLD
3,
4;
SEAP
4;
MAROON AND
Distribution Staff 4;
tribution Staff 4.
OBITER
Dis-
3, 4.
Mawr
Vice-President 4; College Choraleers
Treasurer 3; SEAP 3. 4. President 4; Fashion Show 3; Basketball Tournament Committee 1. 2. 3: Cheerleader 1.
2, 3. Captain 3: SCA 4: WHO'S
1,
2. 3. 4.
WHO
AMONG STLDENTS
IN
AMERICAN
UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES.
RUTH ANN MOSER
JULIA
Lewisburg
\^
Elementary
"Waller Hall Association
naeum Club
2.
1.
3.
Dramatic Club
2;
4,
1,
Athe2.
ANN MUIR
LOIS JANE
Elemenlary
Elementary
Social Recreation Committee 3; Waller
Hall Association 1. 2, 3, 4; '-B" Club 2,
Dining
3,
1;
4,
Vice-President 3; College Choraleers
3.
4: Basketball Tournament
SEAP
Committee
3:
Staff
3;
1,
2.
MYERS
Peckville
illiamsport
MAROON AND GOLD
News
Senior Class Committee Co-
Room Committee
1. 2,
3;
3,
4: Waller Hall
Sigma Alpha Eta
Athenaeum Club 1. 2, 3. 4, Presi-
Association
1,
2.
3.
4;
dent 4: College Choraleers
4:
Maroon and Gold Band
OBITER
Editorial
Board
1,
2;
1. 2.
3;
SEAP
SCA
3,
1;
4.
Chairman.
LELA JANE NEFF
EDWARD MICHAEL NOVAK
PATRICIA ANN PARALIS
Lewisburg
Nanliooke
Levittown
Elementary. English
Elementary
Waller Hall Association
Dav Men's Association
Psi
Omega
2,
3.
4:
1. 2,
3, 4;
"B" Club
2.
Alpha
3.
4;
College Choraleers 1. 2. 3; Dramatic Club
1. 2. 3. 4. President 2; SEAP 3, 4: Poetrv
Club 2:
SCA
1.
2:
Social Usage Club 2-
MAROON AND GOLD
Feature Writer
3.
News
Staff
1,
Club
1,
2:
Elementary
SEAP
3, 4.
1.
2. 3, 4;
Aviation
Customs Committee
3;
Dining
Room Com-
mittee 1. Waller Hall Association 1. 2. 3,
4: Allhenaeum Club 3: Aviation Club 1;
"B" Club 4; SEAP 4.
'^"^^
\
PATRICIA LOUISE POLLOCK
MARY THERESA POMES
Beaver Meadows
Danville
Wilkes-Barre
Elementary
Elementary
Customs Cominiltep Chairman 3; Pep Committee 3, 4; Resident Men's Association 1,
2, 3, 4; Aviation Club 3: SEAP 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2. 3.
Day Women's Association
JOSEPH
PENDAL
H.
Elementary
1, 2, 3,
4;
Sipma
Alpha Eta 3; College Choraleers 1; SEAP
3; SCA 1, 2. 3; Women's Chorus 1; MA-
ROON AND GOLD
News
Staff
1.
2.
Waller Hall Association
1,
2,
3.
4;
Ho»-
Committee 2: "B" Club 3, 4;
Dramatic Club 1. 2; SEAP 3, 4; Social
Usage Club 2.
pitalitv
WENDY JOAN RUNDEL
Towson, Maryland
HERBERT THOMAS SCHEUREN
Elementary
Social Recreation
Hall Association
Eta
2,
Art
2,
College
4:
3.
Club 4;
SEAP
Staff
3,
Show
2,
3; Waller
1, 2, 3, 4; Sigma Alpha
Athenaeum Club 3; "B" Club
3:
2,
Committee
3,
Choraleers
4;
OBITER
Distribution
3, 4.
1:
Dramatic
MAROON AND GOLD
4;
Editorial
Manager
4;
Staff
Fashion
Lavelle
SYLVESTER JOHN
SCHICATANO
Elementary
Shamokin
Day Men's Association 1. 2: Resident Men's
Association 3. 4; Athenaeum Club 1; Dra-
Elementary
matic Club
1. 2,
3; Basketball
1.
Day Men's Association
Club
1. 2.
3:
Track
2.
1,
2. 3,
4; Aviation
RAY WILLARD SCHLOYER
ELIZABETH ANN SPROUT
Dushore
'W
Elementary
Elementary
Day Men's Association
3, 4;
SEAP
4;
SCA
WILLIAM STARONKA
Nantiroke
illiamsport
Elementary
Awards Committee
2,
3.
Co-Chairman
2;
Hall Association 1, 2. 3. 4; Kappa
Delta Pi 3. 4; College Choraleers 1. 2. 3;
X^'aller
1. 2. 3. 4.
SEAP
4;
3.
GOLD News
mittee
SCA
Staff
3,
4; Aviation
Senior Class Com-
Co-Chairman;
AMONG STUDENTS
1, 2.
4.
MAROON AND
1;
2;
Dav Men's Association
Club 1. 2, 3; SEAP 3.
WHO'S
IN
WHO
AMERICAN
UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES.
RAYMOND WILLIAM SUGALSKI
WILLIAM FRED SWISHER
RENEE URSULA TERZOPOLOS
Glen Lyon
Bloonisburg
Shenandoah
Elementary
Elementary
Aviation Club 3. 4. President 4;
Day Men's Association 3. 4.
SEAP
3;
Elementary
Day Men's Association
Club 1, 2.
Committee
3.
3,
1.
2. 3.
4;
Varsity
4; Basketball Tournament
4; Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4.
Sigma Alpha Eta
3;
2, 3;
Athenaeum Club
Business Education Club 1:
SCA
1:
SEAP
MAROON AND GOLD
Staff 2. Secretarial Editor 3:
Association
1, 2, 3. 4.
2,
4;
Typing
Waller Hall
^
*^
JANKT CLARE TURNER
MRS.
Elementary
WjIIit Hall Association
naiuni
I:
3,
1;
(!hili
SKAl'
1. 2,
ANN SHIRLEY MAE
ULSHAFER
NciXITl
4;
3,
SCA
4;
1,
2,
3,
4;
Collcgp Choralrers
1,
Athe2, 3,
Maroon and Gold Band
1, 2.
MRS. }iARRIKT
Ccntralia
Elementary
Elementary
Waller Hall .Association, 1. 2; Day Women's
Association 3. 4; .Athenaeum Club 1; .SE.\P
Hospitality Committee 3; Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Athenaeum Club 1, 2,
3, Social Chairman 3; SEAP 4.
WALTMAN
3,
4.
CLAIRE ANN WALSH
ELIZABETH ANN
Mahanoy Plane
Montgomery
Kingston
Elementary
Elementary
Class Historian 4: Waller Hall Association
Social
Waller Hall Association 1,
4; .\thenaeum Club 3; .\viation Club
Sigma Alpha Eta 2. 3, 4; Athenaeum Club 1. 2. 3. 4; SEAP 3, 4; SCA 1,
Hall
Committee
Hospitality
Committee
2, 3.
1;
DOLORES WANAT
Room
Elementary
SEAP
4.
1
;
3;
Dining
WAGNER
Lcwisburg
1. 2. 3.
2, 3;
4;
OBITER
Editorial Staff 4.
Recreation Committee 3; Waller
Association 1. 2. 3. 4: Alpha Psi
Omega 3. 4: Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4; Corres-
ponding Secretar>- 3: .\viation Club
Dramatic Club 1. 2.
4, Secretary 3:
Secretary 3;
SEAP
3.
4;
SCA
1.
2.
3,
3, 4,
MARY JANE WHALEN
BARBARA JUNE YEAGER
ANN LORRAINE YURGIS
Shenandoah
Catawissa
Shenandciah
Elementary
Tom
Kiiust
Elementary
Elementary
Waller Hall Association
Cluh 1: SEAP 4; SC-
ccinilucis
ment with young
1, 2, 3,
I
an
4; Aviation
2.
experi-
scientists at the
elementary school.
Day Women's Association
lege Choraleers
1
;
SEAP
1,
2, 3,
3, 4.
4;
Col-
Waller Hall Association
1,
2,
Alpha Eta 2; Athenaeum Club
Club 3: SEAP 4.
3,
4;
Sigma
1; Aviation
SK(;()M)\in
KDUCAIIOiN
ERNEST
II.
ENGKLHAKUT
A.B., M.A., Ed.D.
Director oj Secondary Education
Student teacher, Jane
looks on.
Anne Smith,
teaches a lesson in geography as Joe Costa
EDWARD ROBERT ADAMS
IRVIN STUART
Tamaqua
Mechanicsburg
Connerton
Social Studies, Geography
Social Studies, English
Resident Men's Association 1, 2. 3. 4;
College Choraleers 1; Varsity Club 1, 2. 3;
Baseball 1; Football 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 2.
Hospitality
English, Social Studies
Day Men's Asso-
Furniture Committee 3:
Athenaeum Club
ciation 3. 4:
Poetr)-
Club
1, 2.
3,
4;
SCA
1,
2,
1, 2,
4;
3,
3, 4.
ALEXANDER
HELEN
M.
AMBERLAVAGE
Committee
3:
Assembly Com-
mittee 4: \^ aller Hall Association 1. 2, 3,
4: Athenaeum Club 4; SEAP 3. 4; MAGOLD Typist 2, 3; OBITER
Editorial Staff 4.
ROON AND
ANN ANTONIO
ROBERT
JOSEPH MICHAEL ANDRYSICK
PATRICL4
Alden Station
Atlas
Lee
English, French
Biological Science, Social Studies
Science, English
Day Men's Association
Psi
Omega
2,
3;
1.
2.
Phi Sigma Pi
SEAP
Science Club
1. 2. 3,
Club
AND GOLD
Vice-President 2;
Photographer 2;
Photographer
2, 3.
1,
2.
3,
4:
3,
4;
1:
1,
Alpha
2.
3;
Dramatic
MAROON
OBITER
Class Treasurer 1, 2; Freshman Advisor 3;
Waller Hall Association 1. 2. 3; Waller
Hall Governing Board 2; Alpha Psi Omega
2. 3. 4. Treasurer 3; Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4;
Dramatic Club 1, 2. 3, Secretar\" 3, VicePresident 3; SEAP 3; Poetry Club 3.
A.
BABETSKI
Day Men's Association
Club
2. 3:
Football
1.
I, 2.
3,
4; Aviation
CLARENCE BARRETT
RARNHART
Trucksville
Physical Science, Social Studies
Riverside
SociaJ Studies, Geography
Day Men's Association
Social Stiulies,
MATTHEW JOSEPH BACH
Alias
Aviation Club
1, 2, 3,
4;
SEAP
4;
Geography
Day Men's Association
1.
4;
Gamma
President 4;
ROSS THOMAS BARTLESON
Theta Upsilon
SEAP
4;
Resident Men's Association
1, 2, 3, 4,
SCA
2,
3,
Secretary
4, Vice-
1, 2.
lege Choraleers
1,
2;
Basketball Tournament Committee
4;
Track
MRS.
1,
RUTHANN
CRAIG BEACH
ROBERT JOHN BEAVER
Kulpnionl
Mathematics, Geography
General Science, Mathematics
Benton
Customs Committee 2; Resident Men's
Association 1, 2. 3. 4; College Choraleers
1, 2; SEAP 3. 4; SCA 1; Science Club 2.
3, 4. Program Chairman 3; PILOT Associate Editor 2; Senior Class Committee Co-
English, Social Studies
Day Men's AssoMen's Association 2,
Fire Drill Committee 4;
3,
4;
1
;
Resident
Gamma Theta Upsilon 3, 4; Aviation
2; SEAP 3. 4: SCA 1, 2; Basketball
Club
Tournament Committee
2;
Men's Intramurals
1.
3,
1, 2. 3. 4.
4;
Track
1,
Chairnian.
1.
2.
3,
2, 4.
Forty Fort
ciation
1, 2, 3, 4; ColVarsity Club 1, 2;
MUSSEL.\L\N
BECKLEY
Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3. 4: Day
Women's Official Board 2; College Choraleers 1, 2: SEAP 3: Maroon and Gold Band
1, 2.
Wt^i»^"
DAHLE DARUE BINGAMAN
MARY ANN BONENBERGER
BETTY LOU BOOP
Laurelton
Cirardville
Mifflinburg
Science, Geography
English. French
Social Studies, Spanish
Resident Men's
Association 1, 3. 4; Gamma Thcta Upsilon
2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; SEAP 3, 4; SCA 1,
2: Science Club 1. 2, 3. 4.
Waller Hall Association 1. 2. 3. 4: Athenaeum Club 1; College Choraleers 1:
SEAP 4; Poetry Club 3, Treasurer.
naeum Club
ROBERT ALLEN BOTTORF
JOHN STANLEY BRAUBITZ
JAMES RAYBURN BROSIUS
Harrisburg
Trevorton
Frackville
Day Men's Association
2;
Social Studies, Geography
Resident
Men's
SEAP
4:
3:
3.
Association
Science, Social Studies
1,
2,
Maroon and Gold Band
Varsity Club
1.
3,
1.
4;
2,
2. 3, 4, Vice-President
4; Wrestling 2; Men's
3; Football
1, 2, 3,
Intramurals
1, 2, 3. 4.
Dav Men's
3:
SEAP
Association 3, 4; Science Club
4; Aviation Club 4.
Waller Hall Association
2,
3;
SEAP
1.
3,
2.
3,
4;
4;
SCA
Athe1,
2.
Biological Science, Social Studies
Dav Men's Association
3;
SEAP
3,4.
3,
4: Aviation Club
RAYMOND TAYLOR BURGER
CONNIE HELEN CARSON
(!alawissa
Calawissa
Light Street
Mathematics, Physical Science
Social Studies, Mathematics
Mathematics. Physical Science
I'Al
BURGER
L SIEGFRIED
Day Men's Association
Kappa
Delta Pi
1, 3,
4;
SEAP
3,
4;
4.
Man
Representative 4; Customs Committee
3; Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Phi
Sigma Pi 3. 4, Assistant Secretary' 4; SEAP
4; Varsity Club 3, 4: Basketball 1, 3. 4;
Men's Intraraurals
Dav Women's Association
Delta Pi 4;
SEAP
4;
SCA
1, 2, 3,
4:
Kappa
2.
1, 2, 3, 4.
JOSEPH THOMAS CAWTHERN
JEAN MARIE CONCANNON
CAROL ANN COONS
Shaiiuikin
lilodmsburg
Athens
Social Studies, Geography
General Science, Mathematics
French, English
Day Women's Association 1. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2: Day \^"omen's Official Board 2;
Waller Hall Association 1. 2. 3. 4: SEAP
3. 4: Maroon and Gold Band 1. 2. 3. 4.
Day Men's Association
1.
2,
3.
4,
Vice-
President 3; Gamma Thcta Upsilon 2, 3,
4. President 4: SEAP 3. 4; Varsitv Club
2; Wrestling
1, 2.
Aviation Club 1:
2. 4.
SEAP
3.
4; Science Club
Librarian 1;
Board
L
2.
SCA
1:
OLYMPIAN
Editorial
JOHN KENNETH CORRIGAN
\\
ROBERT
fatherly
Social Studies, Geography
Day Men's Association
Club
2.
3.
4;
Aviation
JOSEPH JAMES COSTA
CORRIGAN
Frackville
Social Studies, English
Social Studies, Geography
Hospitality Committee
tion
2. 3. 4.
F.
Halljoro
Committee
1,
2; Social Recrea-
4; Resident
Men's Associa-
tion 1. 2, 3. 4: Phi Sigma Pi 2. 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2. 3, 4; SEAP 4; Men's IntraAND
murals 1; Football 1;
MAROON
GOLD
torial
MARLOW STANLEY
COVINGTON
Editorial Staff 4;
Board
ciation
L
2.
3.
4;
Gamma
FILOMENA
3,
Men's Association
4; SCA 3: Science Club
3, 4; Aviation Club 4: SEAP 4; SCA
4; Varsity Club 2, 3. 4; Basketball Tourna1,
2,
3,
1.
2
1,
2
1,
2
2, 3.
4;
/^
::z^
L.
CROCOMO
English, French
3,
3, 4.
4;
SEAP
Waller Hall Association
naeum (Hub
1:
Dramatic Club
Club 2.
2.
ment (^muuittee 4; Basketball
Football I, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 4.
Men's Intranuirals
Allentown
Resident
Men's AssoTheta Upsilon
4: SCA L 2; Varsity Club
Basketball Tournament Committee
Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Football
Scranton
Social Studies, Biology
Resident
SEAP
JAMES EDWARD CRIDER
Langhorne
Board 3;
Edi-
:
4.
Social Studies, Geography
Election
OLYMPIAN
Resident Men's Association 1
Day Men's
Association 2, 3, 4; Aviation Club 1
1;
(!olle<>e
SEAP
1,
2,
3.
4;
Choraleers
3,
4; Social
Atlie1,
3;
Usage
JOSEPH PATRICK CUMMINGS
St.
Clair
Men's Association
Science Club 3, 4.
3,
4;
EIDERSO.N ALLEN
Danville
Milton
Biology, Physical Science
liiological Science, Social Studies
Day
JOAN MARIE DALTON
SEAP
4;
Day Women's Association
Science, Social Studies
1,
matic Club 1; Science Club
Show
1,
DEAN
2, 3,
1,
4; Dra-
2; Fashion
Day Men's Association
Association
2;
Dramatic Club
2, 3, 4.
PIAN
1
College
1. 2, 3,
4;
Resident Men's
Choraleers 1, 2;
;
SEAP
4;
OLYM-
Editorial Board 2.
SALLY DUNNICK
GARY W. EGLI
MICHAEL STEPHEN FERDOCK
New Freedom
West Milton
Cenlralia
Social Sturlies, Biology
Waller Hall Association
3;
SEAP
4.
Social Studies. French
Science, Mathematics
3,
4: Poetry Club
Resident
Aviation
Club
1.
Men's
Club
2.
3.
Association
1;
4:
SEAP
2.
1.
3.
4;
Science
Men's Intramurals 1, 2.
3,
4;
3, 4.
/
Dav Men's Association
Club 1. 2, 3: SEAP
murals
1. 2, 3. 4.
1. 2. 3.
3,
4:
4; Aviation
Men's
Intra-
JOHN RALPH FIORENZA
THOMAS JOHN FLECK
JOHN KICHAKI) FLETCHER
ilnw irk
ll.iruillr
Kinf;st()n
Social
Stiiflif.s,
Day Men's
English
Assc.ciaticn
Science, Social Studies
1.
2,
3.
1;
\tl
Day Men's Association
Biological Science, Social Studies
1,
2,
naruni Club
1.
JOSEPH FRANK FOSKO
WILBUR
B.
West Viyiiminf!
Vi'eallierly
Social Studies. English
I'hysical Science, Mathcniulics
Day Men's Association 1, 2; Resident Men's
\-sociation 3, 4; SF.AP 3. 4: Ba-keil,all
Resident Men's Association
Avialicn Chil) 2. 3. 4.
nai-iiin Chili 2:
riiiirnament
Miurals
I'l.flry Cliili 1.
Coinniillee
1. 2. 3.
2:
Meii">
Intra-
3,
4;
Atllr
Uiiv
Men's Association
Cluli 1:
FRABLE
A.
.SEAP3,
2,
3,
4;
Aviation
4.
PAUL FRANKLIN
BKionisburji
Hinlopical Science. Geography
1.
2.
3.
4:
|la\
Men's Association 1. 2.
and Cold Rand 1; Raseliall
3,
4;
Maroon
1. 2. 3.
4.
FRANK GENNFRELLA
JOHN JOSEPH GLENNON
DANIEL LEE FRITZ
FKEl)
HIiKimsburg
Potlsville
Shaniiikin
Malhematics, Physical Science
Social Studies, Geography
Social Studies, English
Kisident Men's Association 1, 2, A, Treasiirrr 3; Dav Men's Association 4; Varsity
Club 2, 3, 'i; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football
Pep Committee 3, 4; Customs Committee
3; Assembly Committee 4; Resident Men's
Association 2, 3, 4; SEA? 4;
3,
1
;
Men's Intraniurals
Social Studies, Biological Science
3, 4;
2,
3.
4.
Treasurer
3.
OLYMPIAN
SEAP
2, 3.
DAVID RUSSEL HAUCK
New
Clair
Day Men's Association
4; Aviation Club 2.
MAROON AND GOLD
Sales Staff 4;
Circulation Staff 4; Men's Intramurals
2, 3.
VINCENT JAMES GREGITIS
St.
Day Men's Association
NANCY
L.
WilJiamsport
Berlin
Social Studies, English
3, 4.
Resident Men's Association 4;
SCA
4.
HERMAN
Social Studies, English
SEAP
4;
Class Secretary 1, 2; Pep Commiltee 2;
Recreation Committee 3: Waller
Hall Association 1. 2. 3. 4; Athenaeum
Club 3; College Choraleers 1. 2; Dramatic
Social
Club 1. 2; SEAP 3. 4: SCA 1: Social
Usage Club 2. President: Fashion Show
1, 2, 3, 4, Commentator 3: ^LAROON AND
GOLD
Editorial Staff
1.
2.
JO
ANN HESTON
JOSEPH JOHN KESSLER
DONALD EUGENE KER
French, Spanish
Prisidcnl 4; Dining
Resident Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4,
Treasurer 4; Phi Sipma Pi 3. 4; Aviation
Class V'iof-Prcsident
Hddin Ccinimitlcp ,i;
Club
1:
SEAP
4;
3,
GEORGE W. KETNER
Girardvilli'
Benlon
Science, Social Studies
Science, Geography
Day Men's
1, 2,
3:
Association 4;
SEAP
Aviation
Club
3,
4: Science
3; Aviation Club 4;
MAROON
Day Men's Association
Club
4.
1.
2,
AND GOLD
1, 2,
Photographer
1.
2.
Maroon and Gold Band
Vice-President 2, President 3;
Wreslling 3, 4; College Council Member 4;
1,
2,
3,
WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN
AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLWHO'S
LEGES
MAKJORIE MAE KREISCHER
JOAN LAZO
STANLEY FRANCIS LESKIE
Numidia
Freeland
Hazleton
English, Spanish
Mathematics, Science
Science
Day Women's Association
2,
3,
4;
Sigma
Alpha Eta 4; College Choraleers 2; Dramatic Club 2; SEAP 4; SCA 1; Science
Club 3. 4.
Customs Committee 2; Waller Hall Association
1,
2,
3.
Athenaeum Club
eers
News
4;
1;
SEAP
Kappa Delta
4;
4;
2,
3.
4;
Pi
3.
4:
College Choral-
MAROON AND GOLD
Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Awards Committee
Senior Class Committee Co-Chairman.
Day Men's Association
3,4.
3,
4; Aviation
Club
JOHN KENNETH MASTERS
ROBERT JOHN LESKO
WALTER
Morca
Sliainokiii
Iian;;(pr
Social Studies, Geography
English, French
Biological Science. English
Resident Men's Association 2, 3: Fire Drill
Committee 2, 3; Gamma Theta Upsilon 3,
4; Varsity Club 3. 4; SEAP 3, 4; Baseball
Manager 2, 3, 4; Men's Intrannirals 2. 3, 4.
JOSEF'H LUBERECKI
Day Men's
4;
Asscieiation
OBITER
Committee
GILBERT McCORMICK
MATTHEW
Catawissa
Day Men's Association
Social Studies,
1,
3,
4;
Resident
Men's Association 2; Science Club
Aviation Club 1: Men's Intrannirals
3.
4;
SEAP
3, 4.
1,
1.
2;
2,
2.
3.
4;
SEAP
Day Men's Association
2: Draniatir Club
Club
3.
2:
4;
Athenaeum
SEAP
4.
4.
Sunbury
Science, Social Stiiilies
1.
Distribution Staff 3; Furniture
L
MENSCH
KIETH WINTON MICHAEL
Shickshinny
Geography
Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4: Athenaeum Club 1: [\ietry Club 2; Varsity
Club 3, 4: Track 1. 2. 3. 4.
Physical Science, Mathematics
Resident Men's Association 1. 2. 3, 4;
Delta Pi 3, 4; SEAP 3. 4: SCA
Science Club 1. 2. 3. 4, Program Chair1
man 2. President 3; Wrestling 1, 2; Bas-
Kappa
;
ketball
Tournament Committee
1.-
J
KKNNETH MAJOR MILLER
RRUCE BARTON MORGAN
EDGAR LEONARD MORGAN.
I'lynidiilh
Frackville
Fern Glen
English, Social Studies
Rtsiilinl
Men's Association
Social Studies, Biological Science
1
;
Day Men's
Day Men's Association
2. 3.
4;
Geography
Day Men's Association I. 2,
naeum Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer
Social Studies,
SEAP
4.
Association 2. 3, 4;
Aviation Clul) 1;
Science Club 3; Basketball Tournament
Committee
LKO ALOYSIOUS MULHALL.
JI{.
1{()BERT
.'\llentown
Social Studies, Geography
Mnlhemalirs, Science
English, History
Dav Men's Association 1. 2, 3, 4; Aviation
1: .SEAP 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Foot-
Rcj-iilent
Club
2.
:5.
4;
.Athe-
JOHN EDWARD NAGLE
WAYNE MURRAY
Liver[HM.il
1.
3.
3.
1.
Shenaniloali
liiill
JR.
4.
Men's
Association
1.
SEAP 4: Maroon and Gold Band
SCA 1. 2. 3. 4; Science Club
MAROON AND GOLD
2.
.3.
1, 2. 3.
1,
Sports Staff
2.
1.
4
.Awards Committee 2: Resident Men's Association 1. 2; Phi Sigma Pi 2, 3. 4; .Avia-
3
2
4;
4
tion
Club
1:
SEAP
4;
OLYMPIAN
MAROON AND GOLD
Feature Staffs
2. 3. 4.
.News
Staff
and
ROBERT EDWARD MVER
IRWIN DAVID PARRY
.NANCY
Danville
Blakely
Fern Clen
English. Social Studies
Social Studies, English
Dav Men's Association
1,
2. 3. 4:
Avialion
Club 1. 2: SEAP 3. 4; Basketball Tournament Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Men's Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4; Social Recreation Committee
4.
CCA
\ ice-President
J
LAN PEKALA
Social Studies. English
College Council
Member 3: Social Recreation Committee
4; Resident Men's Association 2. 3. 4.
Secretary- 2; Phi Sigma Pi 3. 4. VicePresident 4: Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4: Athe3;
Waller Hall Association 2. 3. 4: Kappa
Delta Pi 3. 4. Correspondinc Secretarv- 4;
Athenaeum Qub 2, 3; SE.^P'3, 4: SC\ 2-
PILOT
Associate Editor 3.
2; SEAP 4: Social Usage
Club 2: Basketball Tournament Committee
2: OLYMPIAN Editorial Board 4: MAROON AND GOLD Editorial Board 4.
naeum Club
CARMINE
L.
PENNELLA
MARYANNETTE PILESKI
PALLINE LORRAINE
POLOVITCH
Nanliiokf
Bloonisburg
English. Physical Science
English. History
Nicholson
Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Science
Club 1, 2; SEAP 4; Men's Intramurals
Day Women's Association 1. 2. 3. 4: Athenaeum Club 1: College Choraleers2: SEAP
Mathematics, Social Studies
1,2.
3. 4:
PILOT
Associate Editor
2.
Editor 3:
MAROON AND COLD Editorial Staff 3:
WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN
AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLWHO'S
LEGES.
Waller
Hall Association 3. 4: College
Choraleers 3. 4: SEAP 3. 4: Maroon and
Gold Band 3. 4; MAROON AND GOLD
Typing Staff 3. 4; OBITER Typing Staff
4:
Sigma
.-Vlpha
Eta
4.
CIKW
I'M\nl
HKKI)
II.
JACKS()\
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I
DKIXJHK.S
I)
Danvillr
Social Studies
£'«^'/^^/l,
Awards
(^iiiimitlri; 3;
ciatiiin
].
2.
PILOT
1;
Delta
Pi
4; Pnelrv Chili 2.
E.liK.r
.i;
.3.
4,
4:
OIVMI'I \N
Kililoiial
UnanI
1;
MAKOON AM)
Kililniial
linanl
I.
2,
3.
.5,
(lull
1;
I.
KAN REGAN
English, Social Studies
It
Day Men's Assixialinn 1, 2, 4; Resident
Men's Assiicialiiin 3; Alhenaeuni Club 2;
SK\P
J
Serantiin
History, Fn'tn
Mi'n's Asso-
Ki'-iili'iit
Kappa
4:
3,
SEAP
Pnsident 4;
SCA
N.
hill
P..,ii\
f.liil)
2.
3,
4;
Science
Waller Hall Ass.irialion 1. 2 3. 4: Alhenaeuni dull 1. 2; Oillefie f;horale»Ts 1;
SEAP
3. 4;
Pn.in
SCA 1:
OI.WHMA.N
3:
I.
(.()!. I)
4.
Clul, 2. 3. 4.
PHOT
Associate
I'ro.itreader 4;
Srreiarv
E.liK.r
OMITER
4:
Edi-
torial Staff 4.
itO.NAI.h iUI. I.MAN H()\I1G
Hoyertown
Biological Science, Socia/ Studies,
German
Man
.lOSI.ril
LLO^
DWll) CARL RIT/MA.N.
I)
lUCHENDERFER
\l,
Miillu nuilics. I'hysival
l»lnnlllslmr
Si
I I'll
ce.
K:ip,ia
Mm's
Mathematics
Delta
Pi
Association
3,
DaN
4;
3, 4.
SEAP
3,
4;
Da
JR.
\ll-lrnill.-
Men's
^nrll.r Cluli
Science
Association
3. 4.
3,
h
SK\P
4;
Representative 3; College Council
.Menilier 3. 4. President 4: Election Itnard
Committee 1, 2; Resident Men's .Association 1. 2. 3. 4. Vice-President 3: Phi Sipma
Pi 2. .3. 4. Historian 4; Collepi- Choraieers
1. 2: SEAP 4: Science dull 3: Baskeihall
Tournament Committee 2. 3. .Assistant Coordinator 2: Fooiliall 1. 2: WHO'S
\\10\(, STl DE.NTS IN
AMERICAN
WHO
LNIVERSITIES
AND COLLEGES.
EUGENE PETER SANDEL
MATTHEW SASSO
SARA MAE SCHILLING
Bloom?burg
-Muncy
Ashland
Science. Mathematics
Biological Science, Social Studies
Mathematics. Social Studies
Day Men's Association 1. 2. 3, 4; SEAP
3, 4: Maroon and Gold Band 1, 2. 3. 4;
Dav Men's Association 1, 2; Business Education Club 1, 2; SEAP 4; Science Club
Furniture Committee 4: Social Recreation
Committee 3; Waller Hall Association 1,
Science Club
2,3.
2. 3. 4.
1.
2. 3.
Governing Board 2. 3. 4: Athenaeum
Dramatic Club 1: SEAP 3. 4;
Kappa Delta Pi 4; Sigma Alpha Eta 1;
Club
2. 3. 4;
WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN
AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COL-
WHO'S
LEGES.
JANE ANNE SMITH
^ ilkes-Barre
Mathematics, Social Studies, Geography
Furniture Committee 4; Waller Hall Association
WILLIAM HAROLD SCHILLING
JOHN
Ashland
Bloomsburg
General Science
Chemistry. Science
Day Men's Association
Club 4:
SEAP
1. 2, 3.
4; Science
4; Aviation
Club
2, 3.
A.
SMALTZ
Dav Men's Association
3.4.
2. 3. 4. Governing
Board 4;
Theta Upsilon 2. 3. 4. Recording
1.
Gamma
Secretary
3.
4:
Athenaeum Club
eers
3. 4;
Science Club
3.
4:
Dramatic
1:
PILOT
Kappa Delta
2.
3.
Club
Associate Editor
3,
4;
SEAP 3. 4;
Assistant Editor
1:
2.
MAROON AND GOLD
OBITER
Pi
College Choral-
4:
Distribution Staff
News
1, 2.
Staff 1;
'v^*^
OSCAR LEE SNYDER
CARL HUSTON SWEET
PAUL TERNOSKY
MRS.
Athens
Berwick
Danville
Mathematics, Physical Science
Social Studies,
Resident Men's Association 1: Day Men"s
Association 2. 3; Varsitv Club 2, 3: Basketball 1. 2, 3; Football 1, 2; Track 1, 2. 3.
Geography
Day Men's Association 1,
4;
Aviation Club
Council
Member
1,
Science, Mathematics
President
4; College
2, 3, 4,
SEAP
4;
ANN KRUM THOMAS
L.
4.
Day
Women's
Science Club
Choraleers 1;
Association 1, 2, 3, 4;
2, Secretary 2;
College
SEAP 3, 4; SCA 1, 2.
1,
MARY ANN THORNTON
Shamokin
English, Social Studies
Waller Hall Association
1,
2,
3,
Hos-
4;
Customs Committee
Dining Room Committee 4: College
2;
Council Member 4: "B" Club 2. 3. 4,
pitality
Committee
Secretary
3;
4:
3;
College
Choraleers
1.
2;
OLYMPIAN Editorial Board
MAROON AND GOLD News Staff 2.
SEAP
3.
4;
Assistant Editor
3.
Editor 4:
OBITER
Edi-
Board 3; Student Government Conference 3: Senior Class Committee Chair-
torial
man: WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS
IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND
COLLEGES.
JAMES
D.
Bloomsburg
MRS. JUNE LOCKE
TROY
Mathematics, Science
Social Studies, Geography
Day Men's .Association
and Gold Band 1, 2, 3.
TRUDNAK
Bloomsburg
1,
4.
2. 3. 4:
Maroon
Class
Vice-President
Committee 2:
\^aller
2,
Secretary 2;
3.
4;
SEAP
Delta Pi 4.
4;
1.
Hospitality
Association 1,
2:
Hall
Day Women's
Cheerleader
1,
.Association
2;
Kappa
JOHN VALANIA
JOHN RICHARD VARCOE
ANITA
AUini Slatiun
Waymart
Trevorton
Science, Social Studies
Socio/ Studies, Geography
Resident Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Phi
Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4, President 4; SEA? 3, 4;
Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Treasurer 3; VarRaskethall Tournament
4;
('.liib
3,
sity
Resident
VV:VK\{
Committee
GOLD
ness
2,
1,
Wresilin;;
2,
1.
3,
3,
Photographer
Manager
Track
4;
3.
English, Social Studies
Association 3;
Gamma
2,
3; Aviation Club 3;
Theta I'psilon
Dramatic Club 2;
SEAP
VOTTKHO
Waller Hall Association 1. 2. 3, 4: Athenaeum Club 1, 2, 3; SEAP 4; Customi
Committee
4.
3.
4;
MAROON AND
4;
3,
2.
Men's
H,
4;
OBITER
Busi-
4.
WALSH
MARY ANN WAHL
MARY
Milton
Old Forge
Forty Fort
A.
RALPH FOSTER WETZEL
English, History
Social Studies, English
Social Recreation 2, 3;
Woman
Resident
ciation
Member
General Science, English
1, 2, 3,
Choraleers
1,
Waller Hall Asso4; Aviation Club 1; College
2;
SEAP
3,
4,
Chairman 4; Science Club 1, 2,
gram Chairman 3: CO-PILOT
Staff
2,
Staff
1, 2,
"B" Club
3,
ProEditorial
Poetry Club 2, 3, Vice-President 3:
PIAN Proofreader 2. 3, 4:
4:
GOLD News
MAROON AND GOLD
News
tising Staff 2;
3;
Kappa Deha Pi
4.
3,
4:
1:
OLYM-
MAROON AND
Copy
Editor
Dramatic Club
Program
3. 4,
3.
OLYMPIAN
3;
Reader 2;
Representative 4: College Council
4: Waller Hall Association 1. 2.
Staff 2. 3:
OBITER
Customs Committee
Adver3.
Men's Association 1, 2, 3. 4:
Sigma Alpha Eta 1; Athenaeum Club 2;
SEAP 3, 4; Varsity Club 3. 4; Wrestling
Manager 2, 3. 4; Hospitality Committee
1, 2. 3. 4;
Customs Committee 2; Men's
Intramurals
3, 4.
KENNETH EUGENE WOOD
JOSEPH RAY YOCUM
Mechanicsburg
Norlbuinberland
Science, Mathematics
Social Stuiiies, English
CCA
cil
1.
Assistant Treasurer 3. College Coun3; Resident Men's Association
Member
2. 3.
Club
2.
1, 2, 3.
i: Science Club
3.
4:
Football
4; Wrestling
1,
2. 3.
1.
2.
3.
4; Varsity
4:
Track
1.
ZAJACZKOWSKI
Hospitality Committee 4;
Science Club 3
;
FRANK JOSEPH
Nanticoke
Poetry Club 4;
Day Men's Association
3. 4.
Biological Science, Social Studies
Day Men's Association
1 ; Resident Men's
Association 2. 3, 4; Aviation Club 2;
SEAP 4: Science Club 1; Basketball Tournament Committee 2; Men's Intramurals
1. 2, 3.
Student teachers. Bob Bottorf
and Joe Cawthern, conduct a
class
at
School.
the
Bloomsburg
High
SI'liClAI.
KDUCATION
DONALD
U.S.,
F.
.M.S.,
MAIKTIA
Ph.D.
Director of Special Education
Modern machinery
aids Rose Pavlick in administering speech correction drills.
".^N
I.
T
ROBERT SUMNER ASBY
WESLEY PHILIP ATKINS
DAVID LEE BARNHART
South Williamsport
Darby
Drums
Speech Correction, Biological Science
Speech Correction, Social Studies
Class President 1, 2; College Council 1. 2;
Sigma Alpha Eta 3. 4; SEAP 4: Science
Club 4: Varsity Club 1. 2. 4; Basketball
Tournament Committee 1, 4; Football 1,
2. 3; Wrestling 1, 2. 3, 4; Resident Men's
Association 1, 2, 3, 4.
Dav Men's Association
GEORGE
H.
Special Education for
tarded. Elementary
Association
2.
3,
2,
3.
Treasurer
1.
1,
4:
Sigma
Education for
tarded, Elementary
Special
4;
Sigma
Maroon
the
Resident Men's Association
Mentally
1, 2, 3,
Re-
4; Phi
Sigma Pi 3. 4; SEAP 3, 4; Maroon and
Gold Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Vice-President 3;
1. 2, 3. 4.
President
3. 4.
LOREN JOSEPH BOWER
GAIL LOUISE BLEW
BAURYS
Speech Correction, English
1.
3.
SCA
Millville
Alpha Eta
2,
Alpha Eta 1. 2. 3. 4; SEAP 3. 4;
and Gold Band 1; SCA 4; OBITER Sports
Editor 4: Men's Intramurals 3.
Arisles
Day Men's
1,
Berwick
the
Mentally
Dav Women's Association 1, 2,
naeum Club 2; Aviation Club 1,
3, 4;
3;
Re-
Athe-
SEAP 4.
Speech Correction, Social Studies
Dav Men's Association 1. 2. 3, 4; Sigma
Alpha Eta 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1.
J
RUSH LARUE CANOUSE
LOIS FRANCES CROSSAN
BARBARA
Berwick
lirlhlehem
Jenkinlnwri
Special
Education jor
Elementary
the
Mentally
Re-
tariled.
Day Men's Association 1. 2,
Alpha Eta 3, 4; SEAP 4;
Staff
3,
4;
Sigma
OLYMPIAN
3.
Special Education for
tarded, Elementary
2, 3.
torial
4:
1,
SEAP
Board
3.
2;
4;
LAN CURRY
Speech Correction, Elementary
Waller Hall Association
Delta
College
AtheChoraleers 1.
SCA
OBITER
Club 2;
Waller Hall Association
naeum Club
Re-
Mentally
the
J
1,
2,
1;
3,
4;
Edi-
Eta
eers
4.
1.
1, 2,
1.
2;
SEAP
3,
4;
SCA
C.
Bloomsburg
Light Street
Berwick
Speech Correction, Physical Science
Speech Correction, Elementary
Special
1,
2,
3,
4;
Sigma
Day Men's
Alpha Eta
Association
3.
Aviation Club
4,
2.
2,
Program
Sigma
Chairman 4;
3.
4:
1,
Staff
2;
-MA-
1.
ANTHONY EUGENE FIORENZA
MARTIN W. DEROSE
Day Men's Association
Alpha Eta 1, 2, 3, 4.
Kappa
Sigma .\lpha
3, 4, Vice-President 4; Athenaeum
"B" Club 2. 3, 4; College Choral-
ROON AND GOLD News
THOMAS FENSTERMACHER
2, 3, 4:
Pi 3, 4, Historian 4;
Education
lor
the
tarded, Elementary
Dav
.Men's Association
1. 2. 3.
Mentally
Re-
HAROLD FRANK GIACOMINI
SANDRA ARLENE GOODHART
GLENN LAMAR HENNINGER
Scranton
Northumberland
Shamokin
Speech Correction, English
Speech Correction, Elementary
Dav Men's Association 1, 2. 3, 4; Sigma
Alpha Eta 1, 2. 3. 4. Vice-President 3;
Athenaeum Club 1; SEAP 4; Maroon and
Gold Band 1. 2; Poetr>- Club 1. 2, 3. 4,
President 3. Treasurer 2; Track 1. 2, 3. 4;
Waller Hall Associaiton
OLYMPIAN Editorial Board
ROON AND GOLD Staff 2, 3,
Board
Speech Correction. Geography
Sigma
4; Athenaeum Club 1;
Alpha Eta 1. 2, 3.
Dramatic Club 1; SEAP
1.
2, 3. 4:
Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Sigma
Alpha Eta 2, 3, 4; Aviation Club L
4.
MA3, 4;
4; Editorial
3, 4.
THOMAS JOSEPH KISATSKY
DOROTHY MAY MARCY
Trevorton
Hazleton
Fleetville
Speech Correction. Elementary
Speech Correction, Social Studies
Dav Men's Association \. 2, 3. 4; Sigma
Alpha Eta 2, 3, 4; Aviation Club I.
Day -Men's Association L
Alpha Eta 2, 3, 4.
CHARLES
A.
KIDRON
2.
3.
Special Education. Elementary
4;
Sigma
Waller Hall Association I. 2, 3, 4; Sigma
Alpha Eta \, 2. 3, 4; "B" Club 4; College
Choraleers 1. 2; SEAP 3. 4; Maroon and
Gold Band
1, 2, 3.
4;
SCA
1. 2.
WHO AMONG STUDENTS
3:
WHO'S
IN AMERI-
CAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES.
MARY NAOMI MARVIN
CHARLES CARL McDONALD
ROBERT JOSEPH MESCAN
Shickshinny
Soutli Williani'.[i
Tre^rkow
Education
Special
the
for
Mentally
fie
Day Women's Association
naciiin CIiil. 3;
SEAP
Special
Education
for
the
Mentally
Re-
tarded, Elementary
tar (led. Elementary1, 2,
3,
4;
Atlic
4.
Resident Men's Association 1, 2, 3; Pep
Committee 3, 4; Dining Room Committee
3, 4; Track 1. 2.
Special
Education
for
the
ELEANOR EMMA MYERS
ROSEANN PATRICIA PAVLICK
ALTON
Dallas
Sunbury
Speech Correction, English
Speech Correction, Geography
Social Recreation Committee 1. 2; tlustoms
Committee 2. 3; Waller Hall Association
1, 2, 3, 4: Sigma Alpha Eta 2. 3. 4; "B"
Club 1; Business Education Club 1; College Choraleers 1: SEAP 4; SCA 4; Social
Typing Staff 2.
Usage Club 1;
Day Men's Association 1. 2.
Alpha Eta 2, 3. 4, President
Education
for
the
Waller Hall Association 1, 2. 3, 4; Athenaeum Club 1; College Choraleers 2;
SEAP
3,
4;
SCA
1, 2, 3, 4.
OLYMPIAN
Re-
Resident Men's Association ]. 2; Day
Men's Association 3, 4; SEAP 4: Baseball
3; Football 3.
Croydon
Elementary. Special
Mentally Retarded
Menially
tarded, Elementary
A.
PELLMAN
3.
4.
4:
Sigma
MORITZ LOUIS SCHULTZ
LENA FISHER SHAFFER
Kingston
Sunbury
Dushore
Speech Correction, Social Studies
Speech Correction, English
Special
Resident Men's Association 1, 2; Day
Men's Association 3, 4; Sigma Alpha Eta
2. 3. 4; SEAP 4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4;
Election Board 2, 3; Assembly Committee
4; Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, 4. Vice-
FoolbaU
1. 2, 3,
4;
Track 2;
WHO'S
WHO
AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN
UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES.
LORRAINE JANE TAYLOR
President 3, Governing Board 3, 4; Kappa
Delta Pi 4; Sigma Alpba Eta 2, 3, 4,
Recording Secretary 4; "B" Club 3, 4;
College Choraleers 1; SEAP 4; SCA 1, 2;
Education for
tarded, Elementary
Mentally
the
Re-
Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Sigma
Alpha Eta 2. 3. 4; Athenaeum Club 1;
College Choraleers
SCA
1, 2, 3,
4;
SEAP
3,
4;
1, 2. 3, 4.
WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN
AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COL-
WHO'S
LEGES.
MARY MAXINE
ROBERT CHARLES WARKOMSKI
RUBY ROUSH TYLER
TIER
Nanticoke
Croydon
Northumberland
Elementary, Speech Correction
Special
Waller Hall .Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Sigma
Alpha Ela 2. 3. 4, Corresponding Secretary
3; .Athenaeum Club 1; College Choraleers
\^onian Representative 3; Assembly Committee Chairman 2; Waller Hall .Association
SEAP 3. 4; SCA
Editorial Board 3, 4.
1. 2. 3; Day Women's .Association 4; Sigma
.Alpha Eta 3; .Athenaeum Club 1; College
2, 3;
1, 2, 3,
4;
OBITER
Education for
tarded, Elementary
the
Mentally
Choraleers 1; Dramatic Club 1;
SCA
8.
SEAP
Re-
4;
Elementary, Speech Correction
Day Men's Association 1, 2. 3, 4; Sigma
Alpha Eta 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, 3;
Aviation Club 2, 3; SEAP 3, 4.
DOLORES EVELYN WAUGH
DENISE ANN WENKENBACH
Shanutkin
Wyncote
GILRERTA CLALDLNE
WILKLNSON
Siieech Correction, Elementary
Elementary, Special Education for the Mentally Retarded
Special
Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3; Waller
Hall Association 4; Siyma Alpha Eta 2. 3.
4;
MAROON AND GOLD
Circulation
Staff 2, 4.
Waller Hall Association
and Gold Band
2;
1,
1,
2,
SEAP
3,
MAROON AND GOLD
CAROL ANNE YOST
WILLARD
Allentown
Hazlelon
Education for
tarded. Elementary
Assembly
Committee
the
3,
Mentally
Re-
Waller
Hall
Sigma Alpha Eta
4;
Association \, 2, 3, 4;
L 2; Athenaeum Club 1; "B" Club 3, 4;
College Choraleers 1, 2. 3; SEAP 3, 4;
Social Usage Club 2;
GOLD Circulation Staff 3, 4.
MAROON AND
D.
4;
Kappa
2, 3, 4;
Delta Pi 3, 4; Sigma Alpha Eta
Athenaeum Club 2; "B" Club
lege Choraleers
Special
1,
3.
1, 2, 3,
3,
4;
SCA
4;
4:
Col-
Maroon
1.
2,
Editorial Board
3;
2.
ZIEGLER, JR.
Speech Correction, Elementary
Day Men's Association L 2, 3, 4; Sigma
Alpha Eta L 2, 3, 4; Aviation Club 2. 3;
Men's Intramurals
2. 3.
Milan
Education for
tarded, Elementary
the
Mentally
Re-
Waller Hall Association \, 2, 3, 4; Sigma
Alpha Eta 2. 3. 4; SEAP 3. 4; SCA 1. 2.
Is
lliat
Pole
i>.
Now
is
where the North
Mrs. Wagner?
Ruth Ann Davis directs
a second grade reading group.
I'/fc
"*
199
the time
WTTO'S WTTO AATDXG S Tl
ANN HESTON
LENA SHAFFER
JO
JANICE KUNES
MORITZ SCHULTZ
200
T)i:\ TS
IN
AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
DOROTHY MARCY
BERNICE DIETZ
JOHN LOiNGO
RONALD ROMIG
201
WHO'S
WHO
\Mo\r; STi dents in
ELAINE DIAUGUSTINE
MARJORIE MORSON
ROBERT GOWER
SARA SCHILLING
202
AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
MARY ANN THORNTON
KAY NEARING
JOANNE BECHTEL
DONALD KER
203
WIKTS
WHO
AM()N(; Sll
Each student who becomes a member receives:
and benefits of
nition in the annual ]niMication:
ELIZABETH SPROUT
a certificate of recognition; recog-
the Student Placement Service.
MARY
FRANK REED
204
DFATS
PILESKI
JANUARY GRADUATION-1959
''And today
we
are faced with
.
"Congratulations, Mr. Gower."
Ice at the end of the long, hard road.
SEINIOI}
l)ll{K(;'l'()|{Y
BUSINKSS
I^;vi;iigood, Karl
071 \..rlh Franklin. Potltdown, Pa.
I^wIh, Sandra
Jay
Batifjs,
R. U.
Basso, Lorraine
Barbara
Batzil.
H.
OrunticviUr.
I'a.
Lczinski. Dorothy
45 North Kleventh, Bangor,
I'u.
Long. Jay
].
.54.5
f).
.3,
.Shickshinny, Pa.
North Cameron, Scranton, Pa.
Sw«-«?l Vall»-y.
Pa.
Bcchlcl. J.iiinne
Spring Crest, Sinking Spring, Ba.
112 East Nesquehoning. Kaston, fa.
Lundahl. Ruth
Herndon, Pa.
Brdnar. Walter
128 Second, Wyoming, Pa.
Lutsey, Milton
10 Summit. .Shavertown. Pa.
Beeson,
.34
Ann
20.38
Berg, Kugene
Bittic,
Wharton Road, Clenside,
Janice
Boehmer, Earl
Rock Glen, Pa.
Boyer. Willarrl
Muncy
Braun, Carl
Valley, Pa.
326 Arch, Sunbury, Pa.
Brower, Edward
80 Bertha,
_
Bninibach. Audrey
Feasterville, Pa.
311 Market, Bangor. Pa.
Butz, Joseph
„
Cam|)bell, Louise
7 Chestnut. Glen Lyon, Pa.
31 Hudson, Lewistown. Pa.
M2 Wiltshire,
Clark, Carol
Concavage, Thomas
Upper Darby, Pa.
226 South Poplar.
Mount Carmel,
Davifs. Margaret
I)cll)augh,
Pa.
1329 Warren, Allentown, Pa.
87 Wilder, Cressona, Pa.
Dietz, Bernice
Klingerstown. Pa.
Donar. Otto
Bo.x 138, Sheppton. Pa.
Doyle, Vincent
41 Main, Locust Gap, Pa.
Dreisbach, Joy
R. D. 3. Lehighton. Pa.
Drumtra. Ellen
26 North Pine, Hazleton. Pa.
Dye. Charles
Epler.
Raymond
R. D.
....
297 Monument, Wyoming, Pa.
Gary
.,
Fisher, Larry
Freed, James
Lamar
Galinski. Jolin
Garman. James
Gaughan. Harold
Girton. Connie
Hoyt. Charles
Johnston. Joseph
Jones. Hettie
Kasper, John
Kish, Sophia
Kovalevich,
Emma
Kruk, Leonard Jr
Kunes, Janice
Labyack, Mary
_.
212 North
Miller, Lois
Gilbert.
_
Moser, Betty
256 Leonard, Bloomsburg, Pa.
Mourev. Sandra
Nearing, Martha
174 Schuvlkill. Shenandoah. Pa.
-_
.
203 West
Noble, John
Bloomsburg. Pa.
385 Main Road. W^ilkes-Barre. Pa.
324 Iron. Bloomsburg. Pa.
36 South Woodlawn. Aldan, Pa.
M. R. 37. Easton. Pa.
Perry, Charles
Sandra
2217 North Main, Scranton. Pa.
Powell, Jack
Quick, Rolland
Ralston,
Fifth,
Main, Locust Gap, Pa.
Perotti, Lt!onard
Pfister.
Shenandoah. Pa.
Third, .Mifninville, Pa.
41 Jackson. Montrose. Pa.
Rodman
Carroll Park. R. D. 5.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
138 East Mahanoy, Mahanoy City. Pa.
Reed. Frank
Rhoads. W^iodrow
Box
51. Port Clinton. Pa.
1215 Pettibone. Scranton. Pa.
Rozelle. Blanche
525 Richards Road.
Ruggieri. Linda
Kennett Square. Pa.
Ryan. Calvin
Jr.
202 Dewart, Riverside, Pa.
Mary
1000 Grant. Hazleton. Pa.
Larry
Schell.
Shuletsky.
Hereford, Pa.
138 Center. Trov. Pa.
1.
Sunburv. Pa.
Hunlock Creek. Pa.
224 Garden. Horsham. Pa.
160 Sylvan Drive. York. Pa.
R. D.
Janetka. Carl
Mary
Menkewicz, Alice
404 Clifton. Collingdale. Pa.
132 Westwond. Minersville. Pa.
209 West Willow. Shamokin, Pa.
R. D. 2, Shickshinny. Pa.
Hunter. Duane
North Vine. Hazleton. Pa.
Smith. Sally
481 West Main. Bloomsburg. Pa.
1908 Old Berwick Road,
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Hayhurst. Susan
7.34
26 West Third, Bloom-sburp, Pa.
1411 Wyoming, Forty Fort, Pa.
Spahr, Paul
1.
443 West Main. Girardville. Pa.
425 East. Bloomsburg. Pa.
126 North Fourth. Frackville. Pa.
Gwasdacus, Edward
Marsilio. Louis
Mate( hak. William
Mattern,
"B", Girardville, Pa.
14« West Main, Girardville, Pa.
Jr.
Newport. Pa.
R. D.
Harris, Robert
23.-,
436 East Fifth, Berwick. Pa.
607 Lackawanna. Forest Citv. Pa.
R. D.
Fry. Janet
MaryAnne
Malarkey, Eugene
143 Columbia. Bloomsburg. Pa.
919 Shamokin, Trevorton, Pa.
124 Christian. Nanticoke. Pa.
605 East Market. Pottsville. Pa.
Fowler, Myrtle
Freeiand.
Turbotville. Pa.
115 North Landis, Humnielstown. Pa.
Fenner. John
Fisher.
1,
Majika.s.
74 North Iron, Bloonwburg, Pa.
Norton. William
Pa.
412 Keystone, Peckville. Pa.
499 Orange, Northumberland, Pa.
William
Longo, John
2.
Box 72. Cresco.
23 C, Mahanoy City.
Stablum. Joan
Swatt. Kenneth
203 W^est Ridge. Nesquehoning. Pa.
Thear. Robert
Thomas. Donald
Treon. Gerald
Tressler.
Troxell.
George
Frank
\^'arburton.
1118 West Montgomery.
Shamokin. Pa.
525 Reagan, Sunbury. Pa.
210 Shamokin. Trevorton. Pa.
621 East Dewart. Shamokin. Pa.
Thompson. Pa.
Nancy
Watts. Barbara
Watts.
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400 Parkview. Penndel. Pa.
Unger. Carl
Pa.
817 Brook. Scranton. Pa.
48 West Main. Bloomsburg. Pa.
Taormina. Philip
Walker. Margaret
525 Market, Johnsonburg. Pa.
Route 1, Nazareth. Pa.
605 Reagan. Sunbury. Pa.
Swover. William
Pa.
1235 Fourth. Catasauqua. Pa.
122 Elk. Wilkes-Barre. Pa.
721 Wilson. Chester. Pa.
Swider, Stanley
Norman
Winn. Robert
Yeanish. Craig
Yerk. Donald
Light Street. Pa.
373 East
First.
Bloomsburg. Pa.
State. Millville. Pa.
110 Fairmount. Sunbury. Pa.
750 Main. Slatington. Pa.
317 Summer. Roversford. Pa.
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ELEMENTARY
Raymond
Sugalski.
11 Railroad. Glen Lyon. Pa.
Swisher. William
Andrysick, Dorothy
Maple and Mt. Road.
Alden Station. Pa.
Aumiller, Faye
North Main, Milroy, Pa.
Baylor.
R. D.
Jill
Sunbury. Pa.
1.
31 North Fourth, Sunbury, Pa.
Beers. Margaret
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Bendinsky. Sonja
Gilberton, Pa.
Terzopolos. Renee
Turner. Janet
Noxen. Pa.
218 West Park, Centralia, Pa.
1704 West Market, Lewisburg, Pa.
Ann
Ulshafer.
Wagner. Harriet
Walsh. Claire
Bridge,
Bittenbender. Janet
275 East Sixth. Bloomsburg. Pa.
Waltman. Elizabeth
Wanat, Dolores
Bobber, Eleanor .—
1709 West Pine. Shamokin. Pa.
Whalen. Mary Jane
Anne
Breslin,
16 East Centre, Shenandoah. Pa.
Box
Buck. Francis
Burrows. Judith
24. Starrucca. Pa.
Hillside Estates. R. D. 5.
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504 East Fourth. Bloomsburg, Pa.
119 North Jardin. Shenandoah, Pa.
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R. D.
Ann
Plane. Pa.
Allenwood, Pa.
1,
295 James, Kingston, Pa.
211 West Cherry.
Shenandoah. Pa.
Yeager, Barbara
Yurgis.
Mahanoy
R. D.
1.
Catawissa, Pa.
24 East Coal, Shenandoah. Pa.
Danville. Pa.
Box
Davis. Ronald
Light Street. Pa
Davis. Ruth
318 LaSalle. Berwick. Pa.
Adams. Edward
203 Franklin, Susquehanna, Pa.
23 Spring, Glen Lyon, Pa.
Alexander, Irvin
DiAugustine. Elaine
Farina, Michael
Fine, Orville
Thomas
-.
46 Cherry. Danville. Pa.
24 East
Furman. Paulette
Cower. Robert
Greenland. Sue
Grochowski, Barbara
Hane. Nancy
Haney. Alice
Hawke. Patty
First,
Bloomsburg. Pa.
1237 Liberty. Allentown. Pa.
R. D.
1.
Pittston. Pa.
132 Railroad. Glen Lyon. Pa.
Helgemo. Ruth
Hockenberrv. Barbara
Huda. John
Lechner. Rita
26 Vine. Danville. Pa.
Ward
136 East Chestnut, Shamokin. Pa.
Lichtel.
16 North Second.
Marcavage. Valeria
Anne
13 Grand Parkway, Lewistown, Pa.
711 Brook. Bryn
Morson. Marjorie
Moser. Ruth
Muir. Julia
2629 West Fourth. Williamsport. Pa.
530 Academy.
Novak. Edward
128 Welles. Nanticoke. Pa.
103 Berwick. Beaver Meadows. Pa.
Pendal. Joseph
943 East Market. Danville. Pa.
Pollock. Patricia
Pomes, Mary
12 Brookside, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Wendy
717 Stevenson Lane, Towson
Scheuren. Herbert
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.._
Ray
Sprout. Elizabeth
Staronka. William
4.
Md.
Lavelle. Pa.
_
1.
Trucksville. Pa.
651 Chestnut. Kulpmont. Pa.
Beckley. Ruthann
R. D.
Bingaman. Dahle
1.
Benton. Pa.
Laurelton. Pa.
Bonenberger, Mary
Boop. Betty
Seventh Ogden. Girardville. Pa.
409 Thompson. Mifflinburg. Pa.
5008 Locust Lane. Harrisburg. Pa.
Bottorf. Robert
Braubitz. John
301 Coal. Trevorton. Pa.
James
103 East Oak. Frackville. Pa.
Brosius.
Burger. Paul
Burger.
222 Main. Catawissa. Pa.
222 Main. Catawissa. Pa.
Raymond
Box
Carson. Connie
143. Light Street. Pa.
Cawthern, Joseph
29 South Diamond. Shamokin. Pa.
Concannon. Jean
348 Jefferson. Bloomsburg. Pa.
Coons. Carol
201 West Pine, .\thens.
422 West Main. Weatherly.
703 Pennypack Circle. Hatboro.
101 North Nice. Frackville.
Corrigan, John
Corrigan. Robert
Costa. Joseph
Covington, Marlow
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
237 East Richardson.
Langhorne. Pa.
Crider,
508 South Hyde Park.
James
Scranton. Pa.
Crocomo. Filomena
Cummings, Joseph
Dalton. Joan
306 Mahoning, Milton. Pa.
New Freedom. Pa.
Dunnick. Sally
Gary
Headley. Dushore. Pa.
Fiorenza. John
Ferdock, Michael
Fleck.
Thomas
Fletcher.
John
777 East Green. Allentown. Pa.
432 South Second, St. Clair. Pa.
24 Spruce. Danville. Pa.
Dean. Eiderson
518 North Second,
Shamokin. Pa.
126 Riley, Nanticoke. Pa.
116 Sunbury. Riverside. Pa.
R. D.
Beaver. Robert
Egli.
825 Rural. Williamsport. Pa.
Lee, Pa.
21 Dana. Forty Fort. Pa.
22 Incurve Road, Levittown. Pa.
Paralis. Patricia
Schloyer.
Peckville. Pa.
Main Road.
123 West Saylor. Atlas. Pa.
.
206 Harrison. Lewisburg. Pa.
Neff. Lela
Schicatano, Sylvester
Mawr. Pa.
R. D. 3. Lewisburg. Pa.
Myers. Lois
Rundel.
Pa.
83 Lafayette. Palmerton. Pa.
Markovci, Margaret
Metzger,
St. Clair.
Station. Pa.
145 Girard. Atlas. Pa.
Barnhart. Clarence
Beach. Craig
625 Bloom. Danville. Pa.
B-75 Main. Connerton, Pa.
Babetski. Robert
R. D. 5. Bloomsburg. Pa.
Mathewson Terrace. Factoryville. Pa.
101 West Houston.
Montgomery. Pa.
Kostenbauder. Sherwyn
.\ntonio. Patricia
Bach. Matthew
Tamaqua. Pa.
3.
24 Gruver. Alden
Andrysick. Joseph
Bartleson, Ross
Pittsburgh 37. Pa.
R. D.
321 South York, Mechanicsburg. Pa.
Amberlavage, Helen
R. D. 2, Selinsgrove. Pa.
919 Sunset. Scranton. Pa.
600 Maple. Lewistown. Pa.
32 Downing. Wilkes-Barre. Pa.
105 Berkeley Road.
Heck. Bernadine
Hutchinson. Donna
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612 Mahoning, Milton, Pa.
Desmond. Patricia
Foust.
46. Blandon. Pa.
.
West MiUon.
614 North Locust. Centralia.
366 Vine. Berwick.
311 West Market. Danville.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
75 Division. Kingston, Pa.
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Fosko,
I'iiiil
M
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Wrsl Main. HlooniHliurp. Pa.
221 West Third. HIiDni.sljurn, Pa.
Prilz, Diirii.l
GcnncirllM.
212
I'r.-
Fairvi<-w, Poltsville, Pa.
South
211)
Girniion. .Idni
Nancy
JoAnn
llrrniMn.
1
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342 Pine, Catawissa, Pa.
.3% East Church, Nanticoke, Pa.
r.
- 1114M> West Locust, Scranton, Pa.
224 Marlzvilie Road. Berwick, Pa.
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Keefer. Marilyn
Ker. Donald
253 West
.
Main. Girardvilie, Pa.
I^"" 21 7,
Ketner, George
_
Leskie, Stanley
R-
'lernosky. Paul
Ann
Mary Ann
Troy. James
Thomas.
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2. Alh.-n.(.
1231 FirM, B.rwirk.
1
I..
I'l.i
'I'hornton.
\'a.
Danvill.-. Pa.
Mulberry,
l« L.
Pa
Ea-l Arch. Shamokin. Pa.
Bloomnburp, Pa.
(Carroll Park.
25 Witsl Anthony. Bioomsburp. Pa.
'"'0 Laurel. Alden Station. Pa.
Varcoe. John
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21
-
Waymarl. Pa.
S.,uth.
1
340 Market. Trevorton, Pa.
Vottero, Anita
205 Park. Milton. Pa.
514 Oak. Old Forge. Pa.
Wahl. Marv
Walsh, Mary
73 East Pettebone, Forty Fort, Pa.
M. R.. Merhanirsburp. Pa.
Wetzel. Ralph
Wood. Kenneth
Yocum, Joseph
11 Orange, .Northumberland, Pa.
317 East Grand, Nanticoke, Pa.
Zajaczkowski, Frank
Benton. Pa.
661 Garfield, Hazleton, Pa.
84 Main. Morea. Pa.
l.,.sko. Rol.ert'
1130 West Spruce, Shamokin, Pa
129 South Second, Bangor, Pa.
-- 40.5 Walnut. Sunbury. Pa.
Luherecki. Walter
Masters. John
McCormiek. Gilbert
Mensch. Matthew
149 South Second, Catawissa. Pa.
R- D-
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Michael. Keith
Kenneth
Morgan. Bruce ..—
Morgan. Edgar Jr
SPECIAL
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Barnhart. David
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New Highway.
Baurys. George
Blew! Gail
Bower. Loren
270 Main. Fern Glen, Pa.
431 West Oak. Shenandoah. Pa.
Curry. Barbara
Front. Liverpool. Pa.
--
Niver. Robert
405 East Eighth. Berwick.
703 South Lynn. Bethlehem.
1069 Devon Road. Jenkintown.
R. D. 3, Bloomsburg.
Crossan. Lois
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DeRose. Martin
Fenstermacher. C.
-
Nancy
Pennella, Carmine
Pileski. Marv Annette
Pekala.
—
Goodhart. Sandra
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Henninger. Glenn
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253 Main, Fern Glen. Pa.
58 West Broad. Nanticoke. Pa.
-- 591 West Third.
-Bloomsburg, Pa.
R-
Polovitch, Pauline
R. D.
Reed. Glenn
1,
Regan. Delores
Richenderfer. Joseph
Nicholson. Pa.
5. Danville.
R. D.
1,
Mifflintown. Pa.
310 East Fourth. Boyertown. Pa.
- R. D. 4. Bloomsburg. Pa.
R- !>• 4. Muncy. Pa.
Romig, Ronald
Sandel. Eugene
Thomas
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Schilling,
Sara
Schilling.
William .-
A
Snyder. Oscar
Center. Ashland. Pa.
708 Center. Ashland. Pa.
503 East Third. Bloomsburg. Pa.
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Smith, Jane
-- 708
204 McLean. Wilkes-Barre. Pa.
1036 Packer. Sunbury. Pa.
1345 Old Berwick Road.
Bloomsburg. Pa.
Spaid, Glen
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919 West Centre. Mahanoy
874 James, Hazleton. Pa.
City. Pa.
Pa.
—
73 Main. Hazleton. Pa.
R. D.
Marcy, Dorothy
R. D.
Marvin. Mary
McDonald. Charles
Elysburg. Pa.
1.
1.
1.
Dalton. Pa.
Shickshinny. Pa.
509 Sylvan Drive.
South Williamsport. Pa.
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Mescan. Robert
Maple. Tresckow. Pa.
Myers. Eleanor
714 Excelsior. Croydon. Pa.
Pavlick.
16 Pine Crest. Dallas. Pa.
930 Augusta. Sunbury. Pa.
450 Spruce. Bloomsburg. Pa.
Rose
Pellman. Alton
Schultz. Morilz
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-
Matthew
Pa.
Shamokin. Pa.
1.
R. D.
Pa.
136 South Fillmore. Scranton. Pa.
60 East Main. Bloomsburg. Pa.
Ritzman. David Jr
Starkey. Stephen
2.
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T).
Box 143B, Shamokin. Pa.
R- 0.
Kidron. Charles
Kisatsky,
Pa.
913-A LaSalle. Berwick. Pa.
2807 North Main. Scranton. Pa.
Island Park. Northumberland. Pa.
Giacomini. Harold
201 Second, Blakely. Pa.
Pa.
Light Street. Pa.
Thomas
Fiorenza. Anthony
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Parrv. Irwin
Aristes. Pa.
Box 277. Second. Millville, Pa.
622A West Front. Berwick. Pa.
Canouse. Rush
1928 West Livingston. Allentown. Pa.
— 14 East Market. Danville. Pa.
Nagle. John
Robert
Shickshinny, Pa.
Atkins. Wesley
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Murray. Robert
Smaltz. John
3,
1700 Riverside Drive.
South Williamsport, Pa.
249 North Seventh, Darby, Pa.
R. D. 1. Drums. Pa.
Ashy, Robert
16 West Shawnee. Plymouth. Pa.
33 North Nice. Frackv ille, Pa.
Mulhall. Leo Jr
Stish.
Mill Koad. Hatl.oro. Pa.
Butler Terrace, Freeland. Pa.
Lazo, Joan
Sasso.
2();{
Numidia. Pa.
Kreischer, Marjorie
16 South Kr.urth. Frackvillc, Pa.
Sweet. Carl
Valania. Peter
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Sunthcimer, Frank
1422 West Fourth, Williamsport. Pa.
Mountain Top. Wilkes-Barre. Pa.
R- ^i. 2, Catawissa, Pa.
Kessler, Joseph
.Straub. Donal.i
Trudnak. June
388 Monument, Wyoming, Pa.
Howard. Ic. >nan
Jones. James
Kapsak, Kdward
KKCIOIJY
Berlin, Pa.
Ilollin^shcad. Hohcrt
Miller.
St. Clair. F'a.
New
H;uHk. David
lesion.
Shamokin. Pa.
Fifth.
122 South Morri.s.
Orchitis. Vincent
1
Fa.
7(M Parker, Wcalhcrly, Pa.
Frul.l.-. VVill.ii.
Franklin.
Wyoming,
»71. SlKicmukrr, Wi-»l
J<.s<|)li
1)1
Shaffer.
Lena
Box
Taylor. Lorraine
Tier.
R- D-
2.
Sunbury. Pa.
R. D.
1.
Dushore. Pa.
2326 Prospect. Croydon. Pa.
Mary
Ruby
70 North Iron. Bloomsburg. Pa.
Tyler.
\^'arkoms.ki.
5.
Robert
Waugh. Dolores
Wenicenbach. Denise
Wilkinson. Gilberta
Yost. Carol
Ziegler. Willard Jr
109 South Market. Nanticoke. Pa.
334 South Shamokin. Shamokin. Pa.
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THE STORY OF THE YEAR
1958-1959
The
stoiy of
tlie
year 1958-1959 began in Sep-
tember 1958. While many were enjoying those
last few days on the New Jersey l)eac'hes. Bloomsburg was once again taking the appearance of a
college, as freshmen poured in to be orientated in
a new way of living. They soon learned where to
get something to eat,
movie
heard
theatre.
tall
tales
and the route
to the nearest
They quickly made new friends,
from upperclassmen, became fa-
miliar with the campus, and developed the art of
mountain climbing,
all
in just a
few days.
The upperclassmen returned with stories of wild
and adventurous summers. It was widely agreed
had been the best part of the past
Everyone longed for tliose free summer days.
All too soon we found ourselves climbing to Navy
Hall to complete registration for the new semester.
The freshmen were indoctrinated into the "hurry
that the vacation
year.
up and wait" routine of the long lines, but the
upperclassmen were quick to inform them that
4
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5
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ifT.
things were
much
now than
better
in the
"old day?.
"Oh. no! Not
five 8 o'clock^ again," "814 for fsvo books!" and
"Who do I see to drop this course?"
Again we heard the familiar
The
rrie? of
day of classes arrived and the freshmen
7:45 carn.ing all their books, while
upperclassmen
sauntered out at 8:05 after a
the
two-minute breakfast in the Lounge. The Elementary and Secondary students, along with the Special
first
rushed out
at
Education majors, made their way between Science
Hall.
Noctling Hall, and
while
the
Navy Hall was
to
Centeimial Gynmasium.
students
Business
soon discovered that
be their home for the next four
years.
During the next week "buttons, frosh" echoed
Freshmen appeared in some
across the campus.
rather
ridiculous
spirited
tliese
by
tlie
new additions
lonely or bored.
down
"get-ups."
The upperclassmen.
Customs Conmiittee. made sure
to
After a week of fun.
to the routine of
that
our college didn't get too
another vear.
we
all settled
a
,
Academically, the first round of tests came and
we regarded our instructors with mixed
"This
is the toughest year yet" was the
feelings.
general (i"\ from the uppercUissinen. wliile the
went, and
frosh just siglied and derided that college wasn't
all
fun.
season
Foothall
Hardy's
student body
ler's
brought
enthusiastic
cheering
new
led
rooting for the Huskies.
in
Ginny
heroes.
squad
loyal
a
Mr. Mil-
Maroon and Gold Band and Mollv Matlcrn's
majorettes
ni()\ u led
enlishteniii";
halt-tiiiif
t'liter-
tainment.
Homecoming weekend was soon upon
us.
The
and dormitories were busy dreamWood had been
ing up ideas for the parade.
gathered for the bonfire. Friday night l)egan at the
pep rally where the team was cheered. After the
bonfire, some relaxed and some danced to records
in the Husky Lounge. The Maroon and Gold Band
awakened a few sleepy Waller Hall residents on
Saturday morning as they entertained alumni,
friends, faculty, and students with a concert on the
Caryer Hall lawn. The efforts of many were yiewcd
l>y the judges as they watched the parade from their
clubs, fraternities,
ring-side seats in front of the Capitol.
Commons,
end guests made
After lunch
community and weektheir way to Mount Olympus to
view the annual Homecoming football game. The
traditional cider and doughnuts were enjoyed as
at the
friends and
the College
about past years at
Dinner at the Commons and dancing
at Centennial Gym was the agenda for the evening.
All too soon the orchestra was playing the last
strains of "Good Night, Sweetheart"' as friends and
alunmi bid farewell.
students chatted
Bloomsburg.
The annual Varsity Club Dance was another
standing
eyent on our social calendar.
dominated until a lovely Bloomsburg
crowned as Varsity Club Queen.
Thanksgiving vacation arrived.
patiently to a story of
how
out-
Suspense
coed was
Parents listened
a deficiency slip, which
preceded some students home, was the Dean's mistake, but they
(|uickly, as
determined
were not impressed. Vacation ended
we headed back to school
do better.
always, and
to
If^
ma«l(;
\\ iiil«:r
rarn[jus.
Navy Hall
aricJ
ui-
wddt:
iJiosc
The
iiiiM-ralde.
fanatirs
tlinf;
hf-rnflf
Cliinl)iii>; to
throufiti
8
known
o'riocks even
replaoxJ
Gym
»now and
the
l)a>-kHliall
our
to
Cfnicnnial
more
and wreavid
th«;
iwA-
We
were countinf; the days
on our ra!endar» until Christmas varation. Nhich cxcitfinf-nt prereded the
hall
fati>.
firj^l
hig dance of the year.
more
Cotillion will long
rcrnfnihcr.
The sopho-
l>e
After a week of
a night to
»piritin<;.
women exchanged
Waller Hall
and ate heartily at a party in the
Husky Lounge. The freshmen were
overwhelmed by the beauty of our
campus during the Christmas season
while the upperclassmen once again [became just a bit melancholy at the sight
the
gifts
of the
many
gaily decorated trees.
The tliree and a half ^horte*! weeks of the year
were too soon a tiling of the past and we were
back again at the "friendly college." Our campus
was soon hit by an epidemic of "test fever." a
disease whose symptoms are contemplation of studying and whose remedy is simply study. Tests were
soon over, the writer's cramp healed, and good-by
hours planning their "Hop."
1958 Coed of
chance to
anew.
Many
seniors
the
semester was
just a
first
much
few weeks longer.
returned to
although
it
real stab at social life as they
spent
new
CGA
as the schoors polian exciting campaign to elect
officers.
Colorful posters, campaign
The
sports
page of the Maroon and Gold made a
quick change to baseball and track. Three o'clock
classes in Navy Hall seemed to be more popular
now to those who were luckv enough to have window
seemed
The freshmen had
crowned her successor.
ceded the big day. Five happy candidates celebrated their victories.
Academically, the second
like the first,
remember
speeches, election rallies, and a few promises pre-
classes while others anxiously took over their stu-
dent teaching positions.
night to
The Husky Lounge "buzzed"
semester began, and evervone had the
start
the Year,
ticians participated in
to another semester.
A new
A
for a starrv-eyed coed as Nikki Scheno. gracious
their
seats.
many
10
t
Once again bags were being packed
others
for another
Parties filled the calendars of some, while
vacation.
had reserved
their Easter vacation to begin
research on term papers that were due in a few
short weeks. Memories of this relaxing week were
soon interrupted bv more t(Min ])apers, reports, pic-
and piles of unlinished work. Most of us
were positive that we woidd never complete this
semester's work.
ture tiles,
>
remember. Tlie jum'or class upheld its reputation and came forth with a perfect
spring night to add to a sparkling Jiuiior Prom.
Another night
Many
to
in the Husky Lounge, pinochle
"smoker," rocking on I-ong Porch,
listening to our favorite records on the Hi-Fi, or just
casual walks downtown provided much relaxation
(luring our leisure hours.
games
1'-
i
hours spent
in
the
^
t
\
js^r-
Wc
were soon
fjiveii
Bloomsbiiifi coed as
touches were
the
many
made
CGA
the opportunity to elect a
May
to the
Queen.
May
The
participants paraded to Centennial
President, crown the
May
Queen, and viewed
the talent of the Benjamin Franklin Training School
minute
Day program, while
last
students along with the fine
program of
the college
The traditional winding of the MaN^poIes
gave much festive color to an invigorating dav. The
annual May Day Dance in Centennial Gym brought
Gym-
students.
nasium daily to practice for this gala event. A
sunny spring day set the scene as many friends and
relatives from near and far watched Ron Romig,
May Day
12
to a fine climax.
:<,m
m^'
Tlie
made
finishing
to
were
touches
being
work when
semester's
this
another epidemic of "test fever" hit
our campus. Spending nianv hours in
the
midnight
to
tollowed by burning the
lil)rary.
oil
for a few nights,
be the best remedy.
our campus
yard,
and
dences that
—
the
.\
terraces,
—
seemed
look around
the
court-
Long Porch showed evimany had also developed
"spring fever."
'i>iH^^i«lie^-
i^.
^<.
Seniors were busy sending invitations,
receiving graduation gowns that were too
being
short,
for
fitted
gowns and dinner
jackets for the Ball, signing contracts for
that position that wasn't exactly
wanted but close
tions,
Day
attending
to
home
what they
with long vaca-
Honor Assembly and Ivy
Exercises, practicing for graduation,
and rushing to several "on-the-spur-of-thenioment" parties. Underclassmen were
still taking finals, finding rooms in Waller
or North Hall or a nice quiet apartment
downtown, and packing in their spare
time.
And
then
came
the
day
when Long
appearance
boxes, trunks, and sad-looking animals
filled every available space. "Write soon."
or '"See you on the beach," seemed to dominate the conversation on this sunny spring
day. Happiness to be going home was
slightly overshadowed by "You know, I
think I'm going to miss this place."
Porch took on
—
a very strange
freshmen, sophomores, and junwere making their way home, the "upon-a-cloud" seniors were getting ready for
a big night
the Senior Banquet and Ball.
\^ hile
iors
—
After the greatest night ever,
eled
home
to rest
up
many
trav-
for the big day.
In
meantime, alumni returned to campus
to meet and chat with former classmates
and friends.
the
Graduation day! The day thai
to l»c
'^o
far
away
wa>» here.
m-ci
The
k
fi
1959 proudly paraded to G'nteni
Gymnasium, reminiscing over four ^h
years -tlicjr (irohlcni- and arhievenif
and happily thinicinj; alwjut the ma
years ahead
their opportunities
of
—
challenges.
—
t
ADMINISTRATION AND
FACULTY
I'KESlDEiNl S MES.SA(;E
A Message
"Human
to the Class of
history
1959:
becomes more and more a race between education and catastrophe." wrote
H. G. Wells more than three decades ago.
If this is true, teachers will
That you
may
have a great deal
to
do with
face this task with hope, confidence,
able expectation of your
and
the shaping of things to
faith in the future, is the reason-
Alma Mater.
HARVEY
Mrs.
Anna M. Kniphl.
Institutional
come.
Secrctan-.
and President Andruss.
20
A.
ANDRUSS.
President
MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Carl H. Fleckenstine. OrangeviUe. Pa.: Dr. Harvey A. Andruss. President of the College. Bloomsburg. Pa.: Hon. Harold L. Paul. Pottsville. Pa.: Mr. Frank A. Thornton. Shamokin. Pa.
SEATED: Hon.
STANDING:
Pa.:
Mr.
Hon. C. William Kreisher. Catawissa. Pa.: Howard R. Berninger. Esq.. Mifflinville.
Jacobs. Danville. Pa.: Mr. John H. Shuman. Bloomsburg. Pa.: Mr. Leo S. Den-
Sam M.
nen. Turbotville. Pa.
Not present when photograph was taken: Bernard
J.
Kelley. Esq.. Philadelphia. Pa.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
C.
WILLI.\M KREISHER
..
HOWARD
FLECKENSTINE
R. BERNINGER
HARVEY
A.
CARL
H.
CHARLES
H.
ANDRUSS
BOEHM.
.
..-
ex-officio
President
Vice President
Secretary-Treasurer
President of the College
Superintendent of Public Instruction
ihf Cnidiiatch of
'I'o
(!i)riitinii( ctiifiil
is
\')')'):
a limf* for lookinfi ahead, hut
also a time for lookiriR hark.
is
Mc
yon
may
llial
voii
look aluad
liavfi
ariij
If.
in
looking Ijack,
"lived" these four years, you
cxiicrt
to
derive pleasure from
your wr)rk and appreriation from those with
work:
A
for college
is
college education
whom
you
more than preparation
for
life.
my hope
that
you
is
life.
It
i^
have proof of having lived these years
May
at college.
you enjoy professional success and happiness
Sincerely,
Elizabeth B.
B.S.,
Miller
M.Ed.
DEAN OF WOMEN
Mrs. Miller reoeivos students
at
it
the All-College Reception.
To the Seniors of 1959:
It
is
with particular interest and feeling that
I
ex-
tend congratulations and best wishes to this class of
1959.
It
seems
Bloomsburg
I
we hoth entered
State Teachers College for
During these
experiences
just yesterday that
last
four years
—academic,
tlie first
time.
we have enjoyed new
social,
and
cultural
—which
hope, have improved our respective preparation
for the
We
work we do
in education.
have experienced many changes
burg during
tliis
—
time
at
Blooms-
increased enrollment,
new
buildings, academic requirements, and changes that
naturally
come
witli
progress.
adjust to these changes
it
is
In helping you to
our hope
helped prepare you for future service
—one
that
to
we have
Educatior
of man's most vital needs.
Walter R. Blair
B.S.,
M.Ed.
DEAN OF MEN
Dean
Blair gives lasl-minute instructions to Ozzie.
To
gra(Jualiiij4
To
say
smooth
it
road
the
that
would
on«;
say that
Siniorn:
Ik;
aluacj
will
to disillusion
In-
you;
a
to
he a challenging and some-
will
times frightening one would
l>e
staying
more
within the hounds of actuality. For in this
world of increasing tension and turmoil, we
need, more than ever, young
men and women
provident enough
rewards of hard
work and
tlie
in
apathy.
past four years,
you well for the
Be proud of
and we
and the perils and
straight thinking
disappointment
ing
to see the
task that
We hope that,
we have prepared
is
the profession
will be
dur-
cut out for you.
you have chosen,
proud of you.
John A. Hoch
A.B.,
M.A.
DEAN OF INSTRUCTION
That's
Form SS109
ASSISTANT DEANS
MARY
E.
MacDONALD
A.M.
Dean of Women
A.B..
Assistant
Guidance Services
GEORGK
G.
STHADTMAN
KAl.l'H
S.
B.S.. .M.A..
M.Ed.
Assi>tanl Dean of Men
B.S..
Assistant
HEKRE
Ed.D.
Dean
of
Social Studies
Mathematics. Science
25
Men
HRUCE
ADAMS
E.
M.Ed.
Geography
H.A..
EDNA
rVA .MAE liErKI.EV
B.,S.,
B.S.. .M.Ed.
J. [^ARN^:^
M.A.
Elementary Education
Lalwratory School
Grade
OLIVE
P.
BEEMAN
Ph.B.
L.
M.A.
Mathematics
Art
EDWARD
(.l.AI'DK
A.B.,
T.
DE VOE
liOKDNER
BUVD
B.S.,
II
F.
M.S.
Speech
BLlKI.NGHA.M
Faculty
This
is
not music to drfani
to,
class!
BEATRICE ENGLEHART
Isn't
DOROTHY
J.
EVANS
he cute!
M.S. Ed
Laboratory School
Kindergarten
B.S.,
!
Faculty
Wll.l.lAM C. KOKi'SEV
M.A.
B.A.,
Business Education
UKBiliiAII W. (.KIKIITH
M.A.
Laboratory School
B.S.,
Grade IV
Maybe
the typewriter needs repairing.
It
must be there someplace
28
U(jNALD
B..S..
.M.Ed.
History
B.
HEILMAN
Faculty
NORMAN
B.S..
L.
HILGAR
M.A.
CLAYTON
B.S.,
Business Education
RUSSELL
E.
HOUK
B.S., .M.S.
H.
HINKEL
M.Ed.
Business Education
M. PATRICIA
HOUTZ
M.S.
Business Education
B.S.,
Physical Education
MARY
E.
HOMRIGHOUS
M.A.
Speech
A.B.,
WARREN
B.S..
I.
JOHNSON
M.Ed.
Laboratory School
Grade VI
ELINOR
R.
KEEPER
MARY
E.
KRAMER
M.A.
B.A., Litt.M., B.S. in L.S.
B.S.,
Librarian
Laboratory School
KI.MBER
C.
KUSTER
Ph.D.
Biological Science
B.S., M.S.,
Faculty
HAKULU
LANTERMAN
11.
^^:l.l,
M.A., Ed.D.
Physical Science
B.S.,
ELEANOR
B.S..
J.
McCUE
M.Ed.
Laboratory School
Grade
s
MARGAKKI
K
\I.<.KH.>
M.Ed.
B.S.,
Social Studies
Busitif's Education
CHARLOTTE McKECHNIE
M. BEATRICE
B.S.
A.B.. M..\.
English*
College Nurse
METTLER
Health Education
I
NELSON
A,
M.Ed.
Music
B.S.,
\iai ri
B.A., M.A., Hh.U.
MILLER
DONALD
D.
RABB
M.S. Ed.
Sur\ey Science
B.S..
30
FRANCIS
B.S..
J.
R.\DICE
M.Ed.
Business Education
Faculty
Future teacher
in action.
Mr. Rabb explains the mysteries of Science
to his interested class.
GWENDOLYN REAMS
KENNETH
B.A.. M.A.
Assistant Librarian
M.S.
Laboratory School
London University
Children's Literature
Grade IV
English
A.
ROBERTS
B.S..
31
J.
AL.ML'S
RUSSELL
A.B., A.M., Ph.D.
Certificate
Faculty
WALTER
RUSSELL
B.S..
S.
F.
RY(;IEL
SCHLEICHER
M.A.
Psychology-
Elementarv Science
Faculty
GILBERT
JOHN
W. SELDERS
K.
HAROLD
S.
SHELLS
Physical Education
WILLIAM
H.
.STERLING
SERFF
Ph.D.
Social .Studies
L:AK1!AK A
J.
L.
Ph.D.
Social Studies
B.A..
A.B.. M..\.
J.
B.S.. M.Ed..
B.A., M.Ed.. U.Ed.
Reading Specialist
.\I..S..
SHOCKLEV
CECIL
S.
SERONSY
B.A., M.\., Ph.D.
English
Jt.ULN
K.
MIL.MAN
B.S.. Ph..M.. Ph.D.
Mathematics
Faculty
KOIiKKT
i'.
ULMER
EDWAKD
VAN
W.
N01{.\L\N
M.Ed.
E. I'AI
L \\.\(,.NtK
B.S.. M.Ed.. Ed.lJ.
U.S.. M.Eil.
U.S..
Art
Audio-Visual Education
Psychology
Public School PsychologUt
V-MARY ELEANOR WRAY
EDITH
B.A., M.A.. M.S., Ph.D.
B.A.. M.S.
B.A.,
English Literature
Health Education
Art
GLENN
S.
WEIGHT
ISuw. vou ^uvs should
know
34
liv
this time
G.
M.A.
ZINN
Around
And
the world in
iijilitri.-n
notice that whrr-rr sound.
Just a few pages for
Wednesday
35
—60
to 179.
wt'oks.
NC)N-'rKA(:iiii\(;
MRS.
pkksonnel
MAKC AKKI ANDKKSON
MRS. AI.TIIKA noKV:
Resident Advisor
Resident Advisor
Mrs. Hi)k*' pcrtniiii^
JENNINGS
B.
KNOEBEL
oil''
nt li-r ni,iii\
PAUL
G.
MARTIN
Kf^idrnt A'l\i-Mr,
W.
HORACE WILLIAMS
Manager
B.S. in A.E.
B.S.
Superintendent of Grounds
Business Manager
36
of College Store
MISS BEATRICE
EVERLY— "That
^Mll
l.c
>1
plus
3
cents
tax."
HELEN LOREMAN— WaUer
FRANK BILLMAN—"Going
Hall's Master of
AU.
up?"
MRS. HELEN BARK.\USKAS—"Is
37
this large,
medium, or small?
ORGANIZATIONS
38
COMMTMTY COVER
C(JLI.E(;E
MKKI iLHENO
JOSEPH ZAPACH
I
Secretary
ice I'resident
JACK EBERHART
CONSTANCE TERZOPOLOS
Treasurer
Assistant Treasurer
VMENT ASSOCIATION
COUNCIL
FACULTY MEMBERS
Mr. Hoch
Dr. Herre
Mrs. Miller
Dr. Martin
Mr. Blair
Mr. Stradtman
Miss MacDonald
Mr. Johnson
Dr. Engelhardt
msi^^
Dr. Maielta
STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES
Marie Walsh
Raymond Burger
Donald Ker
Lorraine \ eager
William Roberts
James Peck
Judith Goss
Robert Warren
Can,- Reddig
Lillian Snyder
Albert Francis
Robin Folmsbee
Paul Ternosky
MarN- .Ann Thornton
R
Romig
presides at a reiiular Cjjuncii
Lu Natter
Romig.
receives the gaM-l
lliat
nieetiiii:
lie
used as CG.A Prerident frmn Hon
CGA STAM)[
COMMITTKE
CHAIRMKN
COMMITTEE
CHAIRMEN
ByriJii Kni|i(
Oinracj Slaniuki
Uininii Room
Coniniittrr
f-
reshmun Clan
Adtiior
Patricia Clatts
Hospitality
J«v|()i
Committee
ol
Zapach
I'i'r I'retidtnt
Janirs Peck
Election Board
CCA
'.(•raldinr
Advisor
CGA
O'Brien
hreshman Clou
Standing Committees are
aspect of
government
])art
of the
essential to the college
framework of the govenimental system of the school. Even'
is
represented by a committee comprised of
community
memlaers of the student body. The chairmen of these committees are responsible to the Vice President
of CGA who is Chairman Ex-Officio of each committee.
Individually, each cojnmittee has a specific job to do. The student body may make suggestions or offer
advice to the chairman. The total picture shows, however, that these duties of the committees over-lap.
As a result, llie problems of the school are sufficientiv covered, and the governmental duties are thus
performed.
No,
11. ill.
iiV
11. 'I
spiked.
So, you
42
want
to
lead a band.
NG COMMITTEES
COMMITTEE
CHAIRMEN
COMMITTEE
CHAIRMEN
Robert Leiss
Social-Recreation
Pep Committee
Robert Stish
Committee
Joan Schuyler
Pep Committee
Sara Schilling
Furniture
Marjorie Ginnick
Committee
Awards Committee
Robin Folmsbee
Awards Committee
Missing from picture:
William Stevenson
Customs Committee
Donald Morgan
Assembly Committee
Robert
Rohm
Fire Drill
Committee
Ardent Huskie suppurtL
Careful there, Ken.
43
WAI.I.Ki;
GOVEKMNC,
IIOAKIJ
IIM.L
OIKICEKS
Treasurer; C. Cordora, Vice President; R. Henry, President;
Secretary; L. Yeager, Social Chairman. STANDING: Mrs. .Margaret
Anderson, Resident Advisor; Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, Dean of Women; Mrs. Allhea
Hoke, Resident Advisor.
SEA'I'KI):
G. Claim,
I*.
(;latls,
Big and Little Sisters get together for a social hour.
Is this real
There's no business
like
show
business.
WOMEN
GOVERNING BOARD
SEATED:
A. Hoke.
Mrs. M. Anderson, P. Glatts, C. Cordora, R. Henry, G. Clahn, L. Yeager, Mrs.
Williams, M. Ginnick. A. Zevas, Mrs. E. Miller, D. Clayton,
STANDING: M.
M. Morson, A. Sacks,
L. Shaffer.
i!i;sii)i;\r
>l
\TKU:
I'l.-idenl.
K.
Kiniplc,
STANDING:
A. Ir.iiuis, President; G. Anderson, Vice
Mr. Waller Blair, Dean of Men; H. Orband, Treasurer;
Sicn-larv;
Mr. Georye G. Stradtinan, Assistant Dean of Men.
Going my way?
1
lici-c
iMJaiiM- jir prilly splashy!
z-z-z-z-z-z-z-z
MEN
Home, sweet home.
Calling Pottstown, Earl?
ll«rr>'
i<-"a.-. >v
u.jt
8:00
cla--?
Chess invades Nortli Hall.
COMMUTINC;
WOMEN
OIIICKIIS
Fiilnmlico
(JrciMiawuy
Kli.ll>.'lll
Kr.-d
I'rrsiilrnl
il)iii
yiif I'reaiilenI
Sfirrlary
Oliviii
Diiriilliy
I'nuistirrr
OIIK
I
SiraillMWiii
l;n\U|)
\l
Dltf
Fry
Elizulxrlli
JatU'l
Kay Ncarinn
Kli/alx'lli Kr<'ci
Diirolliy Slraillmaii
miuilii'lli
larr
Day U
oiiicii'^
A-^ocidliun
*iMim
liiai
Test tomorrow';
m-m-in
i;...,Ll!
Better than a Beauty Rest
mattress.
COMMUTING MEN
OFFICERS
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Paul Ternosky
Charles Schlegcl
Clarence Barnhart
John Glennon
Left to right: C. Schlegel, P. Ternosky, C. Barnhart,
A
J.
Glennon.
familiar scene during the lunch hour.
The Hay Men's Lounge serves as a study hall
during free hours.
A
real student never wastes a minute.
A'niENAEUM
Cl.l
15
Tillii.ii-iirii
|>iir|i'ih<-
(Jul)
t(iii'-i(
.
lJuriii(.'
type* of
var
lh<-
rrii-rnl»T'< liiilcn lo
\lhi-.
lli<-
farniliarizir
many
Mjlh
-ludi-iii^
of
Id
\h
ihf
record* and
diHcusH various aspects of the
m|)o«ili<>n«.
are
Th»-
[>ropram«
and
divi-rsificd.
selections ranpin;:
includif
from
classi-
cal to progressive jazz.
Thriiuf-'h
lislcninji
to
the
music and disiussinf: the com-
members pain
|ii>sitions.
the
better
knowlcflpe
deeper interest
Ltfl
til
ri(;lil:
J.
Iilc.
l'iof;rain
Myers, President; Miss Edith G.
Uiainiiaii:
V.
/.inn, .Vdvisor;
.Sinn.
C
Iica^uiii;
Secretary.
M. Mellon,
Kr
I'l'
-idtnl.
L.
of
in music.
a
and
AVIATION CLUB
The Aviation Qub. a co-educational organization, was formed with
stimulating and developing an interest in flying.
an
The only requirement
the meetings,
for admission is
which are held twice a month, the members study and discuss
various aspects of anation. This year excursions were
Bloomsburg
made
to the
radar station and
Airjx)rt.
Mr. W. Bradford Sterling
ING:
when
of
interest in aviation.
During
SEATED,
the purpose
is
the club's advisor.
left to right: R. Under, W. Frable, H. Rosenberger, G. Ketner, S. Kessiel, N. Ehrenfried, W. Schilling. STANDBraubits, D. Roberts, J. Stinson, N. Nash, J. Varcoe. D. Walker, S. Leskie, J. Simko, R. Wolfe, K. Parker. Missing
picture was taken: E. Kahler, R. Makoney, B. Deppen.
J.
(,<,
B" CMJH
"H"
a
Cliil)
s|iiril
the rollcgc
in
incinlriT^liip
|xiinLs
athletic events
the
in
out,
which
April.
soon
i.o
become
They
is
club
during the
if
w-hfXil
twice
eligible
can
i-hc
year.
month and
a
such as their
i^pring
camp-
held during a weekend
This camp-out,
H.S.T.C.
in
through participation in
"B" Club meets
|)lans projects
\it*\it
'(jorlMiian-
thp woincn of the follcge.
Any woman
earn 5()0
anil
a prcaltT inlcrc»t
alfilclicH arnorig
for
otalili-hcd In
ro-o|)«T<-ili<)ii
and lo
fhip,
Ix-i-ii
liii-*
t>\
a
alwj
it
is
traditional
hofjed,
activity
in
will
at
worked simultaneously
with the Varsity Club on
its
project, the
"Sportsmen's Holiday."
I.
I
I
tern
111
Miss
rinlil:
KltMii.ii
Wki).
I'lcsidont; R. Davis, Secretary;
^
Ailvisui
,
J.
Baylor, '['reasuri-r
President.
M. Mal-
;
M. Morson, Vice
O
fi
lanr!
SEATED,
ING:
S.
left to right:
li.
Ulnul/inski. M. Ginnick, J. Matcliulat. J. Matcliulat, K. Nebus, C. Curdura.
Sayles, B. Wooster, P. Paralis, J. Witmyer, G. Glahn. R. Vignola, C. Geiger.
SEATED,
left
S. Smith, D.
to right:
D. Wenkinbach.
M.
Points. R. Davis,
Marcy, L. Taylor, M. Morson, B. Rozelle,
J.
S. Pfister.
52
Bavlor.
M. Beers.
C. Yost, B. Batzel.
M. Mattem. ?T.AND-
ST\.NDI.\G:
L. Shaffer.
POETRY CLUB
The Poetry Club meets im
Rooms
All
of Science
members
Flail.
the seeorui
Mfml)ershi|)
is
join in the informal
and fourth Thur?rla\ of eaeh month
open
group study of poetr\ and through
sound appreciation and become acquainted with
enjoNment of creating, reading, and discussing
Clul) fulfills
its
goals,
and
in the
Social
to all stiiilents.
also brings to students a
SEATKU; M.
this
develop a
fundamentals. This increases their
this type of
literature.
Thus, the Poetry
more complete background.
\l..r.iii. K. Milkr. Mr. Cliiiii .S. Wiifilil. A.InIm.i;
Cower, President; D. Laubach, J. Yocum. Missing from picture:
53
its
I'.
Link-. U. Kc(;aii. ST.VNUl.NG: G. Reed, R.
Vice President; M. Fowler, Secretary-Treasurer.
IVitorolf. J.
P. .Xntonio.
IJUSliNESS
Tin-
Mu'-ini-'.'*
f^anizatioii
Education
iicss
>li'\i'lo|i
1
tcai licr-
linM.
'I'lic
Left
to
Walter S. Rygicl, Advisor; M. Stanell, Historian; M. Dushanko,
M. Weiser, Treasurer; W. Thomas, Vice President; J. Shirk, Rcfrcsh-
right:
nicnl C.cminiittee; A. Adelizzi, President.
54
rluh
Cluh
it.
an or-
to all stud«-nl» of tin- flu^i-
iJepartmenl.
ijualities of
fiiliin-
llii
Scrrctary;
open
E
KIJ,
It
hel[j»
to
leadership and to train
fur ihr positions they will
als
l)i[)artment of
pfrforms duties for
Business Education.
JCATION CLUB
55
I)I!\M\TI(:
Cluh provifln an
TIk' Dratnaiir
'>|i|M
Irani
lo
and pro-
An\orv with a grauine
and prrniou*
in rlramalir-*
i:x\)iT'wn(x
plays
who wUh
rlirction
plas
(liicijfin.
iiitiTi~l
for '(ud«-nU
may
or
acting
in
join
^taginf;
"BIwjmfhurg
the
Flayfrf."
One-act
given
Vkorlc^hop
once
iiif-tnlwrs
of
production
this
First
week
a
the
is
flub.
arc
various
A major
given once a year,
year's project
Play
pla>*
by
by
being Fanny's
George
Bernard
Shaw. The club also participate*
in
SEATED,
left
to
Tooey, Treasurer.
ripht:
M. Sotranko, Secretary; Miss
STANDING:
R.
Stisli,
.\Iar\'
K.
Himirighous, .Advisor;
President; F. Buck, Vice President.
56
A.
school assemblies and
school activities.
various
CLUB
.\Iy
daughters are French
That is very dif-
;;irls.
VAiisnv
CLUB
SPDRTBMEN'B
'rK,
fl'J
t
i.
^%i»+IDLIDAY
The Varsity Club sponsors an annual dance.
SEATED,
left
to
right:
E.
Blackburn. R. Warren, K. Wood. J. Panichello, B. Stevenson, T. Englenian, A. Francis. STANDE. Levengood. W. Swisher. .Mr. Harold S. Shelly, Advisor; G. Anderson. P. Lockuff, J.
ING: P. Valania. R. Rimple.
Garman.
59
(:()i,i.i;(,K
Th(; Colltfic ChoralttTn in an orjtanization
an enjoyaliltf and
i-iKicavorH lo providi;
ili.ii
sid^iti^'
).iii|)c.wful
i>|)i-ii
all
III
•iijoy
aiul
sitifiiii;.'
|]i'at>al><.
ili\iilc(l
and
iriale
iiilii
Iwii
ferrial<-
iin-
\«-ar
'I'fiis
McrnltiTi.lii|t
(!riiu|».
a
iiii'liiiled
;;niii|is
and al^o
iiicn h
j:lf<-
rif-
l»i'<-n
'
luh
Thf; \ni>jiram» pre-
M-l<-i|iiin»
sriileil
ha»
iliorus
(.'riiuph.
i«
mIi«
ultcnd
to
alil<-
tin-
anil a wniiiiii's pier fluh.
sliidi-riin
l»y
each
of
the
by ihc iiifd
iiuiiihers
rlh.J US.
I
III*
year's
liir-i-iitrrl
1
1
.11
lii-rs
selection.s
Till-
the
fi>r
included
Annual
a
profiram
(lonferenre
for
and Administralurs and Christmas
recorded and
^rou|j.
otlicr
activities
in
concerts
lege students
liriiadca.st
addition,
nationally.
jiresented
various
and programs for both
and the townspeople.
i
<>l-
Through
its many activities the Choraleers provided
much musical enjoyment for our collejie
Ol'
I'lCKKS.
kiiffir,
Irfl
Pri'sidriit;
t(i
ri(;hl: RcihiTt Sicinruok. Vice President; Phillip UnderKdlnrta Strain, Judy Goss, Librarians; Virginia Dieliert,
TreaMircr; Jipamie l)e lirava, Seirelary.
ciiminiinilv
Ml.
.
\iU..ii
Miller
and Mrs. Jane Evans
are co-directors of the Choraleers.
60
CHORALEERS
PAT FETTEROLF
Accompanist
O n O
ID
n.'n
r^
O ^
61
C) C\
^^
,0
A
MAIiOON AM)
;i
GOLD BAND
Left to right: K. Boonie, T. Shade,
LEFT
TO
RIGHT:
Henrv, C. Geist,
J.
McCarthy, W
.
lin.wn, K. Hughes.
R.
J. Slottje.
SECOND ROW:
J. Trov,
Snyder, J. Schell, W.
Knepper, G. Sandel.
L.
LEFT TO RIGHT:
B.
Sherts,
D.
SECOND ROW:
L. Knapp,
Wikenbach.
J. J.nnings,
K. Carlson, C. Weed, D. .Marcy.
MAj()i{r;rnvs
MOLLY MATTERN
Head Majorette
KNEELING,
left
SECOND ROW:
The majorettes add spark
64
to
rigl.t:
to the
pep
Gmnick. .\L Maltern, J. Gross,
M. Dushanko, J. Reinaker, H. Salfi,
.\1.
G. O'Brien.
rallies.
H. Dins.
Benford.
J.
SCIENCE CLUB
If
you are interested
than not )ou are a
in
either
member
tlie
biological
of one of the
or physical sciences, then
more popular clubs on campus,
more
likely
the Science
Club.
It
is
the purpose of this organization to study and discuss topics dealing with the
various branches of these sciences. This
group discussion, and an annual all-day
Through membership
science and the role
it
in
this
is
accomplished through the use of films, lectures,
field trip.
organization, a
plays in our lives
is
much more thorough understanding
of
acquired.
MEMBERS:
Kenneth Angradi, John Baldino, Thomas Beninsky, Donald Boyer, Joan Bugel, Albert Cecco, Daniel Cody, Harry
Judy Darrup, Gorden Eckley, David Gerber, John Gorgus, Robert Graguil, Thornton Grove, Jo Ann
Heston, Clare Hummer, Dennis Hunt, William Huntsman, Harold Kashner, Joan Kotch, Robert Lehman, John Longo, John
Makara, Eugene Maurey, Laura McVey, Dennis Musket, Louis Pal crmo, Robert Pelak, John Polaschik, Robert Price, Richard
Rapson, Elizabeth Reed, Claude Rhoades, David Fitzman, Wayne Sheaffer, Joseph Siepietaski, James Simon, John Smaltz,
Robert Smith, David Snook, Joseph Stancatos, David Stout, Mary Lou Todorowski, Gorden Trumbower, Peter Valania, Carl
Vassia, David Walker, Richard Wolfe, Richard Wydoski, William Yurkiewicz, Richard Zoranski.
Cole, William Conrad,
6!
STIIDKNT KDUCATIOX
I
^KAI'
lit-
iiiliTi -Is iiiid
crifk-avorH
;i(
iliajili-r
The
is
is
ouLstanding
lull. ring
he
of
projecUt
lhi«
activity
proving
most
the tutoring service. Since the organi-
three currieuluiiis.
I
tttacher-nlu-
t-lrcngtheri
varioiD)
wlioie.
most
beneficial
z
to
The
prove very profitable lo the college com-
munity as a
i/f
and
rclationshifM.
promoU; profowional
livilic*. to (l<-v<'l(>() |iroff»Hi(inal cflu-
••laiKlarrI'-,
f'liliiiiiui
to
\.SS()(;i/\|
of juniors
lh(~5
and
wrnior!' of the
up(j<-rela.ssrnen
are r:apa}>le
those students desiring help.
entire
program
is
designed
to
meet
the
needs of students, as well as to aid student teachers
in their ex|x;riences.
SKAIKI):
liiiyir.
M. Morson,
Treasurer;
F.
I'r.-sidenl.
STANDING:
Buck, Vice President;
-M.
S.
Kish,
Secretary;
W.
Wahl, Social Chairman.
'(*n
C'
O
P
il
^
fi
HON OF PENNSYLVANIA
STUDENT
The
pur[K>»c of the Student
sfK'iation
is
lictter
better
on the campun,
understanding of the
the
realize
A«-
f'hri>-tiari
advance the knowledge of
to
(;hri^tian Fellowship
a
CI IRIS
of
iin|x»rtanee
to create
and
to
religion
in
Bilile.
life.
F^aeh
meeting
may
I^rograms
ship.
cussion
on
includes
ijertinent
teresting
speakers,
services,
such
as
and
prayer
subjects,
film-strips,
seasonal
wor-
group
of
consist
dis-
talks
hy
and
special
parties
or
in-
All-
College VesjK?rs.
This year the
for
the
SCA made
Christmas cards
Bloomsburg Hospital and
rejjresentatives to
the National
sent
two
Y.MCA Con-
ference over the Christitias holidays. During
National
SEATED:
D. Barnliart, President; S. Stetler, Secretary.
Mr. Clayton H. Hinkel,
Higby, Vice President;
Henry, Treasurer.
C.
STANDING:
Advisor;
R.
Brotherhood
Week
in
February,
the organization presented an assembly prograrti
for the benefit of the college students.
riAN ASSOCIATION
Good
In the
very last drop.
AI.PIIA PSl ()MK(;A
The Alpha
Oiiiicron C^hapliT of Al-
pha \Yi OiiK-^a
is
academically high
matic Cluh.
It
made up
of selected
Dra-
provides an honor so-
ciety for those doing a high standard
of
work
in
college dramatics,
and
se-
rurcs for them the mutual hcljjfultiess
|)ri)vided
Miss Mary E. Honirighous, Advisor; A.
by a large national
fraternity.
Cz
dent.
SEATED,
R. Botteon. R. Radzai, Treasurer: A. Czepukaitis. G. Glahn. SecreSTANDING: R. Steinruck. Miss M. Homrighous. A. Metzgar.
D. Loughlin, S. Stettler, R. Stish, J. Zapach.,
left
to right:
tary; L. Morlock,
M. Sofranko.
70
GAMMA THETA UPSILON
Ganima Theta Upsilon,
a co-educational geography fraternity,
is
have a geography major or minor, and are academically high
The purpose of
cultural
discipline
the organization
and as a
Loan Fund has been
to
is
practical
open to students who
in
geography courses.
advance the study of geography, both as a
subject
for
study and investigation.
established bv the fraternitv in order to
A
National
promote graduate work
in
geography.
Interesting programs are provided throughout the year
an interest
SE.\TED,
left
to
F. Suntheimer. R.
Missing
from
right:
in the organization
J.
and
its
Cawthern. President; C. Bamhart, Vice President. ST.-\.\DING:
Stin^on, Mr. W. B. Sterling, .\dvisor: L. Mulhall, R. Bartelson.
Secretary; D. Bingaman, Treasurer.
Smith. Recording Secretary-;
Rohm, H. Rosenberger, R. Zoransky,
picture:
J.
Chidester,
Corresponding
by qualified persons who have
purposes.
J.
J.
71
KAPPA
PT
I)l';i;i'A
Kappa
co-cHuiational
Pi,
I)<'lta
in
ixx;icty
education,
ciKJeavorb
mole high prof<«»ional,
{xrrwjnal
honor
to
pro-
inlcllwtual.
flandards, and to
ri-rogriiz/r
and
out-
standing fdu'ational
junior* or seniors,
Ix-
have a general scholastic rating on the
Dean's
Li.sl,
and
pa'-.s
a majority vote of
the memljcrs present.
This
|{<-ta
iJr.
year's
CliaptiT
.Mau|jin.
the
"-hown
by
advis
an
'-liflf-
fraternity
interesting talk by Dr. Barbara
ley,
Gamma
programs of the
incjufled
J.
and a panel discussion concerning the
exceptional child.
Dr. Nell Maiipin, Advisor. .STAiM)lN(.: U. Ker, Treasurer; B.
Curry, Historian; G. Reed. I'resident; N. Pekala. Corresponding Secretary;
S. Swider, Vice President; C. Clark, Recording Secretary.
SKATKI):
SEATED,
left to
right: D.
Ker, C. Clark. S. Swider, G.
Reed, Dr. Nell .Maupin. .Advisor; .\. Pekala, B. Currv.
SECO.ND ROW: L. Shaffer,
J. Smith, F. Reed, C. Braun.
D. Lezinski. J. Lazo. K. -Swatt,
J. Longo. THIRD ROW: D.
Wenkinbach. D. Wanat. S.
Bogle. F. Aumiller.
SEATED,
left
Trudnak,
J.
to
right:
DeBrava,
J.
.\1.
Stanell, J. .Andrews, L. Bartlow, C. Cordora. D. Andrysick.
SECOND
Delbaugh,
ROW:
W.
Greenland. K.
Michael, I. Parry. J. Richenderfer, B. Arnold, P. Burger,
C. Carson, A. Francis. THIRD
ROW: M. Wahl, R. Beaver,
S.
S. Schilling.
.Shock-
SIGMA ALPHA ETA
Alpha Eta
Sip;ina
lor those students
is
a
fraternity
who
are interested
in speech and hearing. The aims of
this organization are to create an interest in the field of Speech and
Hearing, to encourage professional
growth, to insure high planes of
achievement in academic and clinical
activities, and to huild wholesome
public relations with other college departments and with local organiza-
knowing about the
speech and hearing rehabili-
tions interested in
field of
tation.
The four grades of membership are
Affiliate
students having an interest in becoming informed about
the field.
2
Associate
students
(
1
I
—
(
—
)
who have completed
and have an active
ing in the
field.
1
.3
Advanced students
the first year,
interest in trainI
Key Members
in the field
with
4 Honor Members
a 2.7 average.
a recognition level for kev mem-
—
(
I
bers who have demonstrated outstanding leadership in the organiza-
Left to right: B. Curr>', Vice President; L. Shaffer, Corresponding Secretan-; G. Baurys,
G. Wilcox, Treasurer; A. Pellman, President; Dr. Donald F.
Recording Secretar)-;
Maietla, Advisor.
tion.
73
i'[
im
()MI';(;a
Alplia
'I'lir
aims
it''
VAuratiDU Frat'-rnity
in
commerce,
iicllcrmcnt in collr-gc«, to cncouraprclhiial
and
'-tandardii
husincKs and
in
Pi
i»
cr'at*?
to aid
and
a
fotsturing
promote, cxlirnd, and
lo ••ncduraf^i',
and w.-holarwhip
ii]|i-r(!Kt
Omega
Chapter of Pi
iJelta
Muxintf^K
I'riifc-fioiial
civic
high
(o«t#T
profr:>i«ional
life,
to teach the idea of service as the hasis of all
worthy enterprise.
/\
second wniesler .Mjphomore standing
rating of 2.8 and two semesters credit
s^-holastic
in the
Busineae
Kducation Clui) are required for initiation into the
fraternity.
This year,
anniversary,
luMnf;
the
hriiiping
the
making
summary
it
to
paring
a
the
tin-
Bu^iiK-^^
I
fraternity's
d-partment's .30th
main project was
organization's
alumni
up
file
of this information,
date.
to
and sending
members. Additional projects were pre-
name
lags
for
business
conferences,
helping with registration at these conferences.
riiomas B. Martin, Advisor, confers with President Jnhn
and Bemice Dietz.
Dr.
I.ongi)
SEATED,
left
to
right:
B. Rozelle. B. Dietz.
Hand.
J.
Bartlow
M
Andrews. SECE. Malarkey, G. Tress
Shirk.
OND ROW:
L.
M. Weiser,
J.
R. Ellis. B. Arnold. H. Caughan
G. Treon. F. Reed. J. Peck, R. Har
ris. R. Ball.
ler.
SEATED,
left
to
right:
C. Clark.
A. Page, Historian; J. Kunes, Vice
President; J. Longo. President; Y.
Braun,
Galetz,
Secretary;
C.
SECOND
Fn:
Treasurer;
J.
ROW: D. Delbo, W. Delbaugh, K.
Swatt, W. Rhodes, Dr. Thomas B.
Martin, Advisor; C. Janetka, A.
Beeson, S. Swider, C. Unger.
and
PHI SIGMA PI
Phi
Sijjina
Founded on a
arship,
Pi
it
the
men's pro-
fraternity-
basis of superior schol-
exists to
fellowship
close
is
education
fessional
meet the needs of
among men
inter-
ested in advancing educational ideajs.
Men
eligible for
membership must
be students of college work
who have
maintained a 2,5 cumulative rating
with a 2.5 average the semester preto
\iiius
also
The
missing from picture.
Members must
be students in residence.
Iota
sponsors
Left to right: B. Krapf, Chaplain; R. Burger, Assistant Secretary -Treasurer; W. Thomas.
Treasurer; P. Valania, President; I. Parry, Vice President; C. Stanitski, Sergeant-atAnns; J. Peck, Secretary; R. Romig. Historian. Mr. Russell Schleicher, Advisor, is
initiation.
Classes
inester.
Chapter of Bloomsburg
the
held
annual
Battle
of
during the spring
Ginny Hardy was
fraternity sweetheart.
the
se-
selected
The group
also
sponsored a jazz concert.
FIRST ROW,
left
to
right:
O. Fine,
J.
Eberhart, D. Rapson.
I.
Parrv, J. Peck. P. Valania, W, Thomas, R. Winn, E. Farrow.
R. Romig, R. Cower, W. Norton. C. Keller,
Sleinruck, J. Stinson. L. Kruk. L. Fisher,
SECOND ROW: J. Zapach. K. Wood. W. Roberts, B, Krapf, C. Stanitski.
THIRD ROW: J. Polaschik, R. Stish. R. Corrigan, D. Bamhart. S. Swider, R.
R. Rossi. FOURTH ROW: N. Shutovich, C. Stanitski.
D. Ker.
TIIK
One
of the
year
this
new
feature*
on our
was the eollege
earn|iu«
library.
placing the old dining room,
ifii'
He-
rw-wiy
renovated s<.ftion of Waller Hall ha» be-
come
for
a modern,
the
accessible library
use of the college student*.
Also included
is
a juvenile section for
the use of the children
from the training
school. Overlooking the court
tain,
the
large,
airy
and foun-
rooms provide a
pleasant setting for research and study.
SEATED,
left to right:
Librar)' .Assistant;
E. Miller.
M. Brown.
E. Drendall.
Mrs. R. Laubach, Librar\' .\ssistant;
M. Dushanko,
B.
P.
Phillips.
ST.\NDING: Mrs. Martha
M. Huttenstine.
Tarr, C. Eaton. J. Valentiner.
76
MacNeal,
1,11
3RARY
ATHLETICS
78
79
ROBERT BOTTORF
STANLEY COVINGTON
80
WOODROW RHOADS
FOOTBALL
1958
KENNETH WOOD
MORITZ SCHULTZ
OSCAR SNYDER
81
PAUL SPAHR
o
COACIllAG SI AFF
This year's Husky team, under the coaching of
Walt Blair
in
his
second year as head coach, pro-
many
vided the record books with
tistics.
The Huskies began
power and continued
their outstanding
plav throughout the year. The
a five win, two loss and one
never
let
up
outstanding
until the final
sta-
the season in a blaze of
championship
Husky brawn boasted
tie
The Huskies
record.
gun sounded.
r
SCORES
BSTC
BSTC
BSTC
BSTC .._ _
BSTC
BSTC
BSTC
BSTC....—
20
Shippensburg
19
12
16
Kings College
32
Mansfield
16
Cortland
6
12
MiUersville
12
E. Stroudsburg
\^'est
6
...._
Chester
Lock Haven
.._.
12
56
12
Some coaching from
the sideline.
All right, you don't have to get rough about
it
n
Something's got
to give!
)
4^V
^0
^
Paul lakes a snooze between plays.
You
Jim Conrad runs
liiiiiiiiTiii
^TKS.V'iT
^4
I
ill
>''
in for a tackle.
I
Ml
V' .?^
Another Huskie crashes through the
84
line.
tell
them, Barney!
.
^
i"
A
full
house turns out
to
Cheer up, fellows!
cheer for the Huskies.
rniup
6-10-3-4
A
pass completed to Fake.
85
Hut!
COACH
I
HAKOI.lJ
NORMAN
n, k
\(,
.S.
I.,
sr\ri-
.>5HfcU.V
Ifll/,AR
BASKET
•
33
RAY BURGER
>
^40V
STW
COVINCTON
VARSITY
MANAGERS
PAT CHRISTOFF
JOHN JOHNSON
BOB MORGAN
BILL
MORGAN
"^
JALL
\
JUNIOR-VARSITY
99
CARL SWEET
BILL SWISHER
L'ndcr the capable coaching of Harold Shelly, the
liu^ky basketball squad gave us another outstanding
season.
Beginning
with
continued to display
three
its
successive
wia«,
the
team
exceptional ability throughout
the season with only a few setbacks.
Many days
both
of practice and inexhaustible effort by
team and coaches produced a team
that
was
capable of outscoring the best competitor.
Mascioli scores for the Huskies.
must be up there
someplace.
It
^
R^
Graceful
'^-
33
High
scorers for the Huskies.
Du you have
n"l
that "U-ft out" feeling,
they!
Anyone need
89
a pogo slick?
Bill'.''
WRKS'll.
I
lii-
Husky
Fllinsky.
men
lli.il
M;i\ii;iril
uill
ill-
ln-»l
tin-
li.nl
Ast>v.
Hcili
.iriil
like
tcMin
rnulriii-n
Veterans Jirn Garman.
lion.
Floli
slriTi^'ltnTn-d
Aijii;."-!
•>in
y<*ar
Huhrn.
li\
I)i>k
Gary Allen.
atirl
Kimpic, Stan
iiij|>l,'in(lin^
Iirtiu;:lit
frc-h-
forth
a
hard to mateh by eoach RuHseli Houk dur-
ing future wrestiinp seasons at R.S.T.C.
The
Ifuskv
wrestlers
Wilkes' 'lournameiil
wei^'ht
Thi-
class.
mdv
liy
in there fi^hlin^
of the 19.58-59
Huskv
a
very
Jim Garman
f;ood
••howin;/
at
the
third
in
his
talent
in
its
piaeinj:
team exhibited exceptional
wins and was di-fealed
were always
made
with
the top area squads.
and
B..S.T.C.
can long be proud
wrestlers.
COACH RUSSEL HOUK
v,.*'*'-4"i>.«»«.*r*'*
90
The boys
NG
BOB ASBY
JIM
GARMAN
Student
Coach,
Bob Bottorf,
checks the weight of two Husky
niatmen.
PETE VALANIA
DON KER
91
Wair h
Almost!
Is
it
or isn't it?
that line.
BASEBALL -1958
Once again our
Blair,
baseball team, led
by
their
boasted a winning season. From the
evident that our club was out
new
ven.'
coach, Walter
beginning
to win. .Although there
it
was
were some
rough sfwls during the season, Coach Blair quickly ironed them
out and the team went on to display
Bloomsburg fashion.
in second place in
talents
in
the topical
the season
the Pennsylvania State Teachers College Athletic
Conference.
SCORES
BSTC
its
The Husky baseball team ended
J.
94
Goobic.
J.
Panichello.
C. Derr, J. Pendal.
D. Franklin. P. Franklin.
9
k^
Dean
Fritz
is all set tn hit
a
KNEELING,
homer.
ST.ANDING:
Coach Walter
Blair. C. Orner. J.
left
to
D. Fritz,
B. Bovle, B. Rohm,
Patvnski. E. Blackburn.
right:
W.
M
P.
E. Woyciehowski. E. Galitsky. R. Quick.
Huda.
95
Lockuff.
J'KACK
Potential
ability
and good Rportxmanohip
were two of the outstandinf; features of
year's
track
this
The team, coached by
team.
Harold Shelly, made a definite contribution
to the
HAROLD SHELLY
Coach
MANAGERS
Jim Miller and Pete Valania
96
Penn Relays
in
Philadelphia and at the
State Teachers Coiiepe
Conference
pensburg, placing
in
fifth
at
both meets.
Ship-
1958
BSTC
491/2
Shippensburg
8II4
BSTC-...-
66%
MillersviUe
SQi/,
Cheyney
711/2
BSTC
«8i/2
BSTC
52
E.
BSTC
671/0
Lock Haven
Stroudsburg
74
631/^
"What do we do next?"
"Where's the other team?"
97
in
fg»
I
•"
•<•
'••.::...
Ml ••
...
•••
.
Ml
n.
Up and
Come
98
over.
o-n-n. Huskies!
!
CHEERLEADERS
earn
GINNY HARDY
Captain
GINNY
HARDY
EILEEN
WOLCHESKY
MARTI
WILLIAMS
ELAINE
BOBBI
SALLY
RIEFENSTAHL
CLARK
MUSTARD
PUBLICATIONS
100
i^^=\-n-^
-•=^^^1^®^
101
iiii;
SUE GREENLAND
Assistant Editor
JOANNE BECHTEL
Editor
1
ROBERT
B.
BOGDANSKI
EDITORIAL BOARD
SEATED,
Photographer
left to right:
M. Keefer. M. Mattem. M.
Tier.
STANDING:
C. Ryan.
Sam Haupt. Co-ed of the Year Director: Gerr>- O'Brien, Bob Steinruck
Obiter Show Directors.
t>
\
102
OBITER
The College Yearbook
PETER VALAMA
DEPARTMENT HEADS
SEATED,
Business Manager
D. Andrvsick. B. Pelak, Directors of
Ruggieri. Head Typist.
STANDING: J.
Longo, Advertising Manager; W. Atkins. Sports Editor: S. Swider,
.\ssistant Sports Editor.
Missing from picture; W. Rundel, Distribution Manager; B. Hockenberry, Art Editor.
Senior
left
to
Pictures;
riglit:
L.
r*
EDITORIAL STAFF
SEATED,
o_o?^
t
T. Berrardi. L. Crossan.
H. Amberlavage. STANDING: E. Brooker. C.
DelVecchio, C. Cordora, D. Regan, L. Myers,
A. Waltman, D. Hutchinson, M. Huttenstine.
left to right:
ADVERTISING. TYPING, AND
DISTRIBUTION STAFFS
SEATED,
H.
Reiff.
P.
Hawke,
Marte.
103
left
to
right:
P.
STANDING: M.
J.
Williams,
P.
Markovci, S. Melz.
Weiser. S. Smith.
Polovitch.
B.
De
MAKOON AMJ
(;()LD
MARY ANN THORNTON
SANDRA MOORE
Editor
Assistant Editor
EDITORIAL BOARD
RUSS DAVIES
Photographer
Left to right:
I.
Parry, S. Moore, E. Farrow. G. Reed.
COLUMNISTS
TYPING STAFF
SEATED,
left to right:
M. Hand,
J.
Matchulat, M. Keafer.
M. Huttenstine.
STANDING:
M. Dushanko, M. Staude.
104
Left
to
right;
M.
Keefer,
C
The College Newspaper
CALVIN RYAN
JOHN LONGO
Business Manager
Advertising Manager
REPORTERS
SEATED,
J.
Vaughn,
L. Niehoff. M. Wassel.
Wolf, L. McHail, F. Bendinsky, S. Marcheski, P. Glatts.
left
to
right:
P.
\f)^\
STANDING:
THE OLYMPIAN
Tl..-
C.ll,-.,.
I,i,.rary
MaKa/i, H'
ERWIN FARROW
SANDRA MOORE
Editor
Assistant Editor
THE PILOT
The College Handbook
GLENN REED
Editor
JANE ANNE SMITH
Assistant Editor
STANLEY SWIDER
Business Manager
EDITORLVL BOARD
SEATED, left to
STANDING: N.
right: D.
Pekala.
Regan,
W.
.Mrs. E. .Miller,
Criswell, E. Farrow.
Advisor; C. Keller.
M. Downey.
FEATURES
108
109
MAY
DAY
\liiy
Tlic
Queen and
Myron Zawoiski
lier
Qufien
court.
entertains the court.
Lu
Natter,
CGA
President, crown? Bobbi
Robin Hood and
Creamer as Queen.
his
men
trayed by freshmjin girls.
are
por-
1958
The Queen's Court
ROSE COULTER
MARY GRACE
BETTA HOFFNER
NANCY HLGHES
JANE MARTINI
DONNA MATTOCKS
ANNETTE ROISH
NANCY SUWALSKI
Recession of the Queen and her court.
Ole King Cole was a merr>- old soul
Look.
Mom.
no cavities!
Indians on the warpath.
Ill
KMKSIIMEN
Thai wclidiiifd
first Icltcr friitii
Imnio.
Now din
Fun
for tlie
upperclassmen,
too.
Freshmen make
112
their debut at the All-College Reception.
Moments
to
Remember
Beau's beauty treatment
'rosh.
Oh, boys, I'm
And Mom,
it's
a Wurlitzer!
113
ticklish!
IIOMKCO
Fraternity bruLberD eM>
"My
Girl's
A
Hullabaloo
.
Here comes tbe parade
The Bloomsburg High School Band adds
to the Homecoming parade.
a colorful note
114
Wow.
those gals from the moimtains
!
^IING
— 1958
May
the best team win.
uny Hardy, Phi Sig Sweetheart.
Go, team, go!
Maroon and Cold Band
entertains alumni at halftime.
"I could
danced
night."
115
have
all
IIAIJf
KILLY
AV'C
Before or
Make
yourself comfortable, horsie.
after.'
^EEN
VARSITY CLUB DANCE
SUZIE SFYKER
VARSITY CLUB QLEEN
— Miss Suzie Spyker
Novemlter 21. 1958
was crowned as Quct-n
at
their
of the Varsity
Club
annual dance, Tlie Sportsmen's
Holiday.
Hailing
from
Reading,
Pennsylvania,
our gracious queen was enrolled
in
the
Secondary Curriculum.
Gaby Anderson crowns Freshman, Suzie Spyker,
as Varsity
Club Queen.
The Queen
and her court
Left to right: Molly Mattern, Senior: Suzie Spyker, and Lydia Gobbi. Junior.
Connie Terzopolos, Sophomore, is missing from picture.
118
A JOURNEY INTO DARKNESS
In April of 1958.
21-
members
of Dr.
De
Voe's Nineteenth Century Novel Class visited
the Loree Colliery at Plymouth. Pennsylvania,
as
outgrowth
an
MINAL,
of
reading
Zola's
a story dealing with coal
northern France during the 1860's.
GER-
mining in
Students
and faculty members were the guests of the
Hudson Coal Company, Scranton, Pennsylvania.
After visiting the Loree Colliery, the
group
proceeded
to
the
Morgan
Shaft
at
Larksville where they were dropped six hun-
dred
feet
below the surface
in a
cage in ap-
proved miner fashion and where they witnessed the dangerous operation of "robbing
pillars."
><-ene trinn
tiie
lop ol the Loree Breaker.
.Vnd
away we go!
TESTIMONIAL TO DK.
".
.
.
KUS'I'KK
when
the universe,
the
stars
wi-
feel
when
are
ourselves to
our jewels,
ihinjis as infinite
\k-
ihi-
heirs of
the sea flows in our veins,
when we perceive
and holy, what need
is
and
all
there for
covetousness and self-assertion, for the pursuit of
power, or the drearier forms of pleasure."
Huxky
J.
in
DOORS OK PERCEPTIO.N
by Mrs. Gangvere to Mr.
Alfred Chiscon, Class oi 1954. Chairman ol the K. C. K.
(Quoted from a
letter
icritlen
Fund.)
KIMBER CLE-WTR KUSTER
B.S.. M.S.. PhJ).
Class of 1913. B.S.N.S.
Professor of Biology
Dr. De \ oe unveilf the Gangi> ere portrait, presented by
Science majors. 1949-58. on Alumni Day. 1958. The Kuster
portrait now hangs in Room 24 of Science Hall.
Dr. Kuster poses with portrait.
120
BLOOMSBURG WINS
NATIONAL AND
INTERNATIONAL
SHORTHAND
AWARDS.
For the third consecutive year students
Shorthand
in the
Walter
in
won
Division.
Collegiate
first
shorthand
nationwide
the
by Mr.
III class taught
R\giel have
S.
A.
Class
prize
contest,
spon-
sored by the Esterbrook Pen Company.
SEATED, left to right: D. Lezjnski. M. Majikas, J. Stablum. J. Bittle. B. Dietz, L.
Campbell. M. .MUler. STAiNDLNG: Dr. Thomas B. Martin. G. Eltringham, J. Butz. J.
Dreisbach, A. Adelizzi, J. Klines, L. Fisher, A. Beeson, W. Beyer, K. Swatt. Mr.
Walter S. Rygiel.
It
is
the
first
time in the history- of the
contest that a college has
prize
years
three
were between
in
won
the first
succession.
fift>-five
and
There
sixty thou-
sand contestants, representing over 2000
teams, participating.
Students in this Shorthand
won
prize
third
in
an
class
III
international
shorthand contest sponsored by the Gregg
Company. There were
Publishing
ap-
proximately
20,000 contestants,
repre-
senting
Lnited
and
many
the
States
foreign countries participating.. Barbara
Batzel
won
named
to fourth place in the International
the added distinction of being
Student Division for submitting a meritorious specimen of shorthand notes.
Mr. Rygiel presents awards
SEATED,
Kunes.
J.
B.
to
winners in the iNational contest.
to right: E. Drumtra. J.
Batzfl. D. Lezinski. A. Beeson,
left
Bethtel.
J.
SECOND ROW:
Ruggieri.
.\.
Campbell.
J.
Dreisbach. M. Majikas.
Mr. Walter S. Rygiel.
L
Brumbach.
J^tablum.
B.
M.
.Miller,
Dietz. J.
L.
Bittle,
Martin. THIRD ROW: G.
Eltringham. J. Bangs. J. Butz, A. .\delizzi,
L. Fisher. K. Swatt.
Dr.
Thomas
B.
CAMPUS
That professional look.
Getting a tiew slant on
How
about
It,
l)oys. -hall
1
hi>l
life.
her hand.'
I say. old chap, a
spot of tea?
CANDIDS
No, John
But
!
\ our perspective
is
way
off.
"Sweet apple cider
that's absurd. Dr. Shockley.
Organized confusion.
123
."
.
.
24
COED OF
NAN STRAIN
Freshman
rilK
YIvAK
CANDIDATES
CAROLYN CRIBBS
Sophomore
CAROL MAZZA
Sophomore
125
COED
OF
I
UK YKAK
CERRY O'BRIEN
Junior
HENRIETTA SMITH
Junior
126
CANDIDATES
JOANNE BECHTEL
Senior
127
TUE COED AM)
Scheno
Mattem.
Nikki
crowns
her
successor
as
Coed-of-the-Year,
IIKII
Molly
The candidates and
their escorts.
COURT
The enthroned Co-ed wears a happy
smile.
i
Molly Mattern
1959
COED-OF-THE-YEAR
129
UNDERGRADUATES
130
131
CLASS OF 1960
STANDING, left to
left to right: Joan Matcliulat, Secretar>-; James Peck, President.
Robert Steinruck. Vice President: Lorraine Yeager. Women Representative; Mr. Russell
E. Houk. .\dvisor; Sam Haupt, Treasurer.
SEATED.
right:
13;
left to right: G. Reddig, PrcMdcnt; C. Cribbs, Secretar>'.
STANDKitchen, Treasurer; W. Stevenson. Vice President; J. Goss, Women
Representative.
SEATED,
ING:
J.
CLASS
OF
6
1
CLASS OK 1962
C
rJKht: E. Anderw.n. Womin
R. .Shari>c, Vicr I'r(-«i(irnl ; M.
' :<))<•,
l'rc!iidrnt ; J. Ayrrn, Srcrrury.
STANDI.N'G;
R. Steinhart, Man RrprcMTnUlive; Mr.
Toliiaa Scarpino, Adviwr;
R. Millhnute,
SEATElJ,
lc{l
to
Ki-|>ri-«*nialivp;
Treasurer.
rr'FA'or
I
»
•
i*
r
CiO_
w^.rw
\
SENIORS
138
139
—
Drar
l-ellow
Wc
CraduatCH:
arc in the twilight of our long day at lijooiii'-hurg.
As our work hfTe draws
we judge, each
and
to UP
in
to
to a close,
turn what
appropriat/- that
is
it
what Bloomshurg
liiiii'-<;lf,
profcssiiniul future will be largely
|)artaking
Our
it.
governed by the
of
train-
large degree by the personal contacts
;i
we have had
that
leaves
its
here.
On
exception. During the
and
determined
no
certainly, are
four years our class, through
last
social
fje
and experiences
the other hand, every class
mark on Bloomshurg and we,
academic
in
Bloomsburg's academic offerings and the
nu'aningfulness of our [lersonal lives will
its
to
knowledge, and growth that we have acquired
ing,
t
meant
ha-,
we may have meant
performance,
has
subtly
en-
hanced the image of Bloomshurg State Teachers College.
So
it
As we look back over
of poignant
that
though we are taking much from our college,
not without contributing something of ourselves to
the years here at the college,
we
find ourselves engulfed
rememherances. For each one of us they are different, but as a
sessed a strong esprit de corps,
we share
other and. to the school,
lives.
a
common
Soon we
ourselves with things that are past.
stone in the history of our
we take
is
it
is
will
be graduated, an event that
will
But as commencement nears and we prepare
may we
by a bitter-sweet stream
class, that
history with like memories. But
it.
let
from the
first
pos-
us not long occupy
be a monumental mile-
to
be mindful of the parental sacrifices that made
say good-bye to each
it
possible,
and may
heart and gird ourselves for those vicissitudes which will follow graduation. Let us carrv into the
world those experiences that we have had here
of our society
at Bloomshurg and may they help us become useful members
and achieve a personal success while serving to our utmost the cause of mankind.
Speaking for the
class,
I
should like to extend our sincere and grateful thanks to: our President, our
Faculty, our Parents, the Board of Trustees, the
Mr.
Miller,
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and our class advisors
who have spent much time and effort in our
Mr. Hilgar, Mr. Stradtnian, and Dr. Seronsy
—
behalf.
It has been a great honor serving you as presideiit and I should like to take this opportunity to wish
you success in whatever you may undertake and may your thoughts often return to your former classmates and to the Bloomshurg State Teachers College.
Sincerely.
I^OrvjUi
DONALD KER
Class President,
1959
140
^
SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS
EDWARD BROWER
KAY NEARING
Vice President
Secretary
FRANCIS BUCK
DR. CECIL
C.
ANN WALTMAN
SERONSY
Historian
Advisor
Treasurer
RAY
MARIE WALSH
Woman
Man
Representative
141
Bl
RGER
Representative
BUSINESS KDUCATION
THOMAS
B.
B.S., M.S.,
MARTIN
Ed.D.
Director of Business Education
Bookkeeping
Janetka.
is
made
easy under the direction o{ student teacher, Carl
JAY ROBERT BANGS
LORRAINE JOAN BASSO
BARBARA ELAINE BATZEL
Millville
Bangor
Sinking Spring
General Business
Day Men's Association
Club
1;
1, 2, 3,
Aviation
4;
Business Education Club
2,
3.
General Business
Secretarial, Social Studies
Association 1. 2. 3, 4: "B"
Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Business Education Club 3;
Dramatic Club 1; SEAP 3, 4; Hospitality
Committee 2; Coed of the Year 2.
Waller Hall Association 1, 2. 3. 4; "B"
Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Business Education Club
2, 3; SEAP 1. 4: Maroon and Gold Band
V.a\]eT
Hall
1,
2. 3.
4:
SCA
1:
JOANNE BECHTEL
WALTER JOSEPH BEDNAR
Easton
Wyoming
Glenside
General Business
Accounting, Typing
General Business
CGA
Day Men's Association 3. 4; Business Education Club 3. 4: SEAP 3, 4:
Publication Staff 3.
Secretary 3; College Council Member 3; Student Government Conference Secretary 3; Dining
ler
Hall
Room Committee.
Association
Education Club
1.
2,
1,
2,
3. 4,
3.
4;
4; Wal-
Business
Program Chair-
4; College Choraleers 1, 2; SEAP 4;
Social Usage Club 3;
News Staff 1. News and Feature
man
MAROON AND
COLD
Staff 2;
OBITER
Editorial
Staff
2.
MAROON
AND GOLD
OLYMPIAN
Band
Intercollegiate
2,
VALETTA ANN BEESON
Pep Committee
1. 2. 3,
3: Waller Hall Association
4; \^al!er Hall
Governing Board 3;
Pi Omega Pi 3. 4: "B" Club 2. 3. 4; Business Education Club 2. 3. 4; College Choraleers 1: SEAP 4: SCA 1; Basketball Tournament Committee 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 1, 2,
GOLD Typist 3, 4;
3;
Senior Class Committee Co-Chairman.
MAROON AND
Edi-
Board 3. Editor 4; Senior Class Committee Chairman; WHO'S
AMONG
STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERtorial
WHO
SITIES
Typist 4;
3.
AND COLLEGES.
/
EUGENE PAUL BERG
JANICE LYNN BITTLE
EARL
Allcniown
Cressona
Ripck Glen
Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling
General Business
Resident Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4;
Aviation Club 1; Business Education Club
College Choraleers 1, 2; SEAP
1, 2. 3;
3, 4; SCA 3; Basketball Tournament Committee 1, 2.
Waller Hall Association 1,
ness Education Club 1. 2. 3;
WILLARD
Muncy
E.
BOYER
Valley
1,
2; Senior Class
BOEHMER
J.
Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling
2,
3,
Busi-
4;
SEAP
3;
SCA
Committee Co-Chairman.
CARL JOSEPH BRAUN,
Day Men's Association
1, 2, 3, 4; Pi Omega
Pi 3, 4; Business Education Club 1, 2, 3;
SEAP
4.
EDWARD BERNARD BROWER
JR.
Sunbury
Feasterville
General Business
Accounting, Typing, Social Studies
Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling
Hospitality Committee 2, 3; Resident Men's
Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Education
Club 2, 3, 4; College Choraleers 1; Dra-
Day Men's Association
matic Club
4;
1, 2, 3.
4;
SEAP
3, 4. Treasurer
Typist Staff 2;
Sports Editor 2, 3;
MAROON AND GOLD
OBITER
SCAl.
Assistant
1,
2,
3,
4;
Kappa
Delta Pi 3, 4; Pi Omega Pi 3, 4, Treasurer
4; Business Education Club 1, 2: SEAP 4.
Class Treasurer
3,
Sigma
4.
Vice-President 4; Phi
Secretary-Treasurer 3:
Business Education Club 2, 3, 4; SELAP 3,
4; BasebaU 1, 2; Football 1, 3.
Pi
2,
3.
ANITA LOUISE CAMPBELL
AUDREY ELLEN BRUMBACH
JOSEPH ROBERT BUTZ
Bangor, Penna.
Glen Lyon
Lewistown
General Business
General Business
General Business
1. 2. 3, 4; Phi
Assistant Secretary-Treas-
Election Board
Resident Men's Association
tion
Sigma Pi
3, 4; Waller Hall AssociaAlpha Psi Omega 3, 4; Sigma Alpha Eta 1; "B" Club 3, 4; Business
Education Club 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club
1, 2, 3,
1. 2, 3,
4;
4;
SEAP
Advertising Staff
4;
1,
2, 3, 4,
MAROON AND GOLD
President 3; Business Education
4; Football 1; Business Education Contest Co-Chairman 2, Chairman 3;
Typist
SEAP
3, 4.
urer
2.
Club
2,
Woman Representative 1, 2; Awards Committee 3; Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, 4;
SEAP
3;
SCA
I,
2.
3.
3, 4.
CAROL MAE CLARK
THOMAS EDWARD CONCAVAGE
Upper Darby
Mount Carmel
PeckviUe
Secretarial, Social Studies
Accounting, Typing, Social Studies
General Business, English
Day Women's Association
L
Association
4;
2, 3,
4;
Waller Hall
3,
Kappa Delta
tar>-
4; Pi
Pi 3, 4. Recording SecrePi 2, 3 4; Business Edu2, 3; College Choraleers 1;
Omega
cation Club
1,
Dramatic Club
2,
3;
SEAP
MAROON AND GOLD
ity
4;
Alpha Psi Omega
4;
SCA
1;
Typist 1 HospitalCommittee 2; Election Board 3.
w
:
Day Men's Association
Men's Intramurals L 2.
1, 2, 3,
4;
SEAP
4;
MARGARET JEAN DAVIES
Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, 4; "B"
Club 2, 3, 4; Business Education Club 3;
College Choraleers 1;
SEAP
3;
SCA
1.
WILLIAM
F.
DELBALGH
Northumberland
Pi
3.
SEAP
4;
3,
Business
4;
Kappa
1, 2. 3,
Eduialiim
Delta
Pi
4; Pi
(Hub
OrrO HENRY DO.NAR
Sheppton
General Business
Accounting, Typing, Social Studies
Omega
Hospitality Committee 3; Waller Hall Asso-
3;
Treasurer 3; Waller Hall
Governing Board 3; Pi Omega Pi 3, 4;
Athenaeum Club 1
Business Education
Day Men's Association 2, 3, 4; Athenaeum
Club 3; Aviation Club 2; Business Education Club 4; SEAP 3.
Accounting, Typing, Social Studies
Day Men's Association
BKFi.MCE KATHRYN" DIETZ
Kliiif;erstown
2.
4.
ciation
1. 2. 3, 4,
;
SEAP 3; WHO'S WHO AMONG
STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES.
Club
VINCENT HENRY DOYLE
Locust
Gap
Accounting, Typing, Social Studies
Dav Men's Association
1, 2. 3.
4;
SEAP
2. 3;
JOY LOUISE DREISBACH
ELLEN
Lehighton
Hazleton
General Business
4.
DRUMTRA
Accounting, Shorthand, Typing
Business
Education Club 1. 2, 3; College Choraleers
1; SEAP 3; SCA 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3.
W'aller Hall Association
J.
1,
2,
3:
Day Women's Association 1, 2; Waller Hall
Association 3, 4; Pi Omega Pi 2. 3; Business Education Club 1, 3, 4; SEAP 4.
CHARLES FULLMOR DYE
RAYMOND FRANK EPLER
Turbotville
Humnielstown
Wyoming
General Business
Accounting, Social Studies, Typing
Genera! Business
Hospitality Committee 3; Resident Men's
Association 1, 2. 3, 4; Business Education
Club 2, 3, 4; SEAP 3. 4;
News Staff 1, 2, 3.
Resident Men's Association 3, 4; Business
Education Club 3, 4; SEAP 3, 4; Men's
Association
Intraniurals
2,
GARY SHELDON FISHER
LARRY ALLEN FISHER
MYRTLE MAY FOWLER
Bloomsburg
Trevorton
Nanticoke
Accounting, Typing, Spanish
General Business
General Business
Day Men's Association 1. 2. 3. 4; Business
Education Club 3; SEAP 4; Football 1, 2.
Resident Men's Association 1. 2, 3, 4; Phi
Sigma Pi 3, 4; Business Education Club 2,
3, President 3; SEAP 3; Basketball Tournament Conimiltee 1, 2; Football 1.
Day Women's Association
MAROON AND
3.
GOLD
JOHN ROBERT FENNER
1, 2; Men's Resident
4; Business Education Club
SEAP 3, 4; Basketball 1; Men's
Day Men's Association
3.
4;
Intraniurals
3,
1, 2, 3, 4.
3,
4;
Education Club 3: Poetry Club
Business
3, 4.
JAMES KARL FREED
LAMAR LEE PR EEL AND
Pollsvillc-
Newport
Berwick
Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling
General Business, Accounting
Elerlion Commitlee 2, 3; Resident Men's
Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Education
Club 1, 2, 3, 4; College Choraleers 1, 2;
SEAP 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Basket-
Day Women's Association
Women's Official Board 4:
Accounting,
Typing,
Social
Studies
Resident Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Education Club 2, 3, 1; SEAP 3, 4.
JOHN
ball
ball
GALINSKI
Tournament Committee
Manager 1, 2, 3, 4.
2, 3,
JANET LOUISE FRY
4;
Foot-
Club
1;
HAROLD
Sunbury
Girardville
Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling
Accounting, Typing. Retail Selling
Men's Association 1. 2, 3, 4; Avialion Club 3: Business Education 1, 2, 3, 4;
Dramatic Club 2; SEAP 4; Maroon and
Gold Band 1, 2, 3.
Resident Men's Association 1,
ness Education Club 3, 4;
Varsity
Club
Wrestling
1,
2,
1, 2, 3, 4.
3,
4,
2, 3, 4;
SEAP
Accounting,
Busi3,
4;
Treasurer
2;
2,
3,
4;
Om.pa
Maroon and Gold Band
Science Club
JAMES PAUL CARMAN
Resilient
Pi
Day
Pi 3.
4; Business Education Club 2, 3; Dramatic
Forest City
J.
1,
1, 2, 3,
4;
3.
ED\^"ARD
Typing,
GAUGHAN
Social
Studies
Resident Men's Association 2; Day Men's
Association 3, 4; Pi Omega Pi 3, 4; Athenaeum Club 4; Business Education Club 2.
3;
SEAP
4.
CONNIE JUNE GIRTON
EDWARD JOHN GWASDACUS
Hlnonisburg
Frackville
Bloomsburg
General Business
Accounting, Typing, Social Studies
Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling
Day Women's Association 1. 2. 3. 4; Business Education Clul) 3. 4: College Choraleers 1; SEAP 3, 4; Maroon and Gold Band
1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 2. 3.
ROBERT WILLIAM HARRIS
4; Pi Omega Pi
Business Education Club 1, 2;
Election Board
Day Men's Association
2, 3. 4:
2,
3. 4; Day Men's Association
Athenaeum Club 4; Business Edu-
cation Club 2. 3:
SEAP
4;
3,
SEAP
3. 4.
3, 4.
SUSAN JANE HAYHURST
CHARLES ROBERT HOYT
DUANE WARREN HUNTER
Bloomsburg
Shickshinny
Hunlock Creek
Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling
Accounting, Typing, Social Studies
Day Men's Association 2, 3, 4; Resident
Men's Association 1; Athenaeum Club 4;
Day Men's Association
Secretarial, Social Studies
Day Women's Association
Women's
2;
3.
1,
2, 3, 4;
Day
Board 2: Aviation Club
Business Education Club 3. 4; SEAP
4:
Official
OLYMPIAN
V.lvertising
Staff
1.
Business Education Club
Maroon and Gold Band
2,
3;
SEAP
3.
tion
Club
1; Business
Educa-
3. 4.
4;
1.
1^
•«'\
'J
CARL JOSEPH JANETKA
JOSEPH WILLIAM JOHNSTON
HETTIE CATHERINE JONES
Halboro
York
Cresco
Accounting. Typing, Retail Selling
Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling
Secretarial, Social Studies
Class President 1, 2; College Council 1. 2;
Freshman Class Advisor 3; Student Government Conference 2: Assembly Committee
3; Resident Men's Association 1. 2. 3;
Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4; Phi Sigma Pi 2,
3, 4; Pi Omega Pi 3, 4; Business Education
Club 2, 3: SEAP 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3,
4: Track 1. 2; CGA Hospitality Committee
1 ; Coed of the Year Director.
Social Recreation 3; Resident Men's Association 1, 2, 3. 4; Business Education Club
3, 4; SEAP 3, 4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3. 4;
Football 1, 2, 3; Men's Intramurals 1,
Waller Hall Association 1. 2. 3. 4: AthenaBusiness Education Club
1
2, 3, 4; College Choraleers 1: SEAP 3. 4:
eum Club
SCA
Staff
2, 3, 4.
MAROON AND COLD
1;
1.
;
News
2.
EMMA KOVALEVICH
JOHN JOSEPH KASPER
SOPHIA
Mahanoy
Catasauqua
Hanover Township
Secretarial, Social Studies
General Business
Hospitality Committee 3; Day Women's
Association 4; Waller Hall Association I.
2. 3. 4: Aviation Club 3: Business Educa-
Customs Committee 2: Waller Hall Association 1. 2. 3. 4: -B" Club 1. 2. 3. 4:
Business Education Club 4; SEAP 4;
Social Usage Club 2.
City
Accounting, Social Studies
Day Men's Association
4;
Aviation
Club
1,
2, 3,
Club 4;
4;
3;
Athenaeum Club
Business
SEAP
4.
Education
tion
A.
Club
SEAP
1,
3. 4.
ing Staff 3;
Staff
1.
KISH
2.
3.
4;
Secretary 4;
Dramatic Club 1;
OLYMPIAN Typ-
MAROON AND GOLD
News
LEONARD BERNARD KRUK.
JR.
MARY ELIZABETH LABYACK
JANICE EVELYN KUNES
Scrantnn
Johnsonburg
Nazareth
Accounting, Typing, Social Studies
General Business
General Business
Pep Committee
ciation
1,
2,
Resident Men's AssoPhi Sigma Pi 3. 4;
2, 3;
3,
4:
Business Education Club 2. 3: College
Choraleers 1; SEAP 4; Maroon and Gold
Band 1, 2; Senior Class Committee Chair-
man.
Class Secretary 3; College Council Member 3; Election Board 2, 3; Customs Committee 3; Waller Hall Association 1, 2. 3,
4, President 3, Governing Board 1. 2. 3.
4: Pi Omega Pi 3. 4. Vice-President 4; "B"
Club
3,
4;
Business Education Club
2.
Waller Hall Association
naeum Club
1. 2.
3;
SEAP
Typing Staff
4;
.3,
1;
Athe1. 2. 3, 4;
Business Education Club
4;
MAROON AND GOLD
OBITER Typing
Staff 4.
3,
SEAP 3. 4: SCA
AMONG STUDENTS IN
4; College Choraleers 2;
1;
WHO'S
WHO
AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES.
EARL
C.
Pottstown
LEAVENGOOD
Accounting, Shorthand. Typing
Day Men's
-Men's
Club
2. 3.
Association
."Association
2,
3,
4:
4;
SEAP
4; Secretary 4;
Intramurals
1. 2. 3, 4.
1,
2,
3;
Resident
Education
Business
3, 4;
Varsity Club
Track
2. 3,
4;
Men's
SANDRA LEE LEWIS
DOROTHY ANN LEZINSKI
Shickshinny
Scranton
Secretarial, Social Studies
General Business
Furniture Committee 2, Co-Chairman; Pep
Committee 4; .Assembly Committee 2;
Waller Hall .Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Education Club 3; SE.AP 3, 4; Maroon
Waller Hall .\ssociation
and Gold Band
Fashion Show
I.
1. 2,
2;
Women's Chorus
3, 4.
1;
1, 2.
Delta Pi 4; Pi Omega Pi 2. 3.
3; Business Education Club
3.
4.
1.
4;
Kappa
Historian
2.
3,
4;
Dramatic Club 1: SEAP 3. 4: OLYMPIAN
Typing .Staff 3; OBITER Typing Staff 3.
AY EDWARDS LONG
JOHN ROCCO LONGO
RUTH FRANCES LUNDAHL
iwiTt Valley
Ki-layres
Herndon
'General Business
General Business
)ay Men's Association 1, 2; Resident Men's
\ssociation 3, 4; Business Education (Mub
SEAP 3, 4; Maroon
I, 2. 3, 4, Historian 3;
ind Gold Band 1, 2, 3, 4; SCA 1, 2.
Dav Men's Association
f
VI I
General Business
2, 3, 4;
Pi Omefia Pi
Kappa Delta
President 4:
Alhenacum Club 4; Business Education
Club 2, 3; SEAP 4; Science Club 4; BasPi 3. 4;
ketball
Tournament
4.
3.
Committee
4;
Women's Association 1, 2, 3, 4;
Aviation Club 3; Business Education Club
Day
3,
4;
SEAP
4;
Social
Usage Club
2.
MA-
ROON AND GOLD
Advertising Manager
4; OBITER Assistant Business Manager
Hospitality
Committee 4;
Election
4;
Board 4; Senior Class Committee Chair-
man; WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS
IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND
COLLEGES.
ETON E. LUTSEY
shaverlown
Accounting, Typing, Social Studies
Day Men's Association
VIen's
Association
1;
2,
4;
Aviation
Business Education Club
>..
3,
2. 3,
4;
MARYANNE TERESA MAJIKAS
EUGENE
Girardville
Girardville
General Business
Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling
Day Men's .Association 1. 2. 3. 4; Pi Omega
Pi 4; Athenaeum Club 4: Business Educa-
Education Club 2.
Choraleers 1; SEAP 3;
GOLD Typist Staff 1, 2, 3.
tion
Club
1;
Hospitality Committee 3: Waller Hall Association 1. 2. 3. 4: Pi Omega Pi 3. 4: Busi-
SEAP
4.
niss
Resident
3,
4;
College
MAROON AND
-3
Club
F.
2. 3:
MALARKEY.
SEAP
4.
JR.
^tttt
^ ^^^
LOUIS WESLEY >L\RSILIO
WILLL\M JOSEPH ^L\TECHAK
.\L\RY
Hazleton
Bloomsburg
Forty Fort
Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling
Accounting. Typing
Committee 3; Pep Committee 4;
Resident Men's Association 1, 2. 3. 4;
Business Education Club 1. 2. 3. 4: SEAP
Business Education Club 3:
murals 3.
Fire Drill
3,
4; Fashion
Show
3; Football
Secretarial, Retail Selling
Men's
Intra-
Customs Committee 2: Bulletin Board
Committee 1; Waller Hall Association 1,
2, 3, 4: Athenaeum Club 1: "B" Club 1,
4: Business Education
Fashion Show Co-ordinator 2,
3; Majorette 1. 2. 3. 4. Head Majorette 4;
3,
4,
Club
3,
2,
1.
OBITER
ALICE
J.
MENKEWICZ
LOIS
MARY MILLER
Shenandoah
Mifflinville
General Business
General Business
U aller
Day Women's Association 2.
Education Club 3; SEAP
Usage Club 2.
Hall Association 1, 2, 3. 4: Aviation
Club 1: Business Education Club 4; SEAP
4;
SCA
1. 2.
ALICE ^L\TTER^
President
4;
Editorial
Board
4.
BETTY LOUISE MOSER
Bloomsburg
General Business
3.
3.
4: Business
4;
Social
Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Education Club 3; College Choraleers
1.
2:
SEAP
3;
SCA
1. 2.
SANDRA KATHKYN MOUREY
MARTHA KAY NEARING
i(>\]\
Shcnanddah
HlcKiiii'.liurg
I.ipcu't
Secretarial, English
General Business
Waller Hall Assnriation 1, 2, 3. 4; Fiusiness
Educali.m Cliil) 1. 2, .l; SEAP 3, 4; OLYM-
('iillige
PIAN
Staff
3;
MAROON AND GOLD
Typing and News Staff 3; Social Recreation Committee 3.
Council
(ionirnittee 2;
W. NOBLE
Gap
Accounting, Typing, Social Studies
Member
Furniture
3;
Day Men's Association
1, 2, 3.
4;
SEAP
4.
Assembly Committee 4: Day
Womin's Association I, 2, 3, 4. President
Day Women's Official Board 4; "B"
3;
Club
2, 3. 4; Business Education Club 3,
College Choraleers 1, 2; SEAP 3. 4;
Class Secretary 4; WHO'S
4;
WHO AMONG
STUDENTS
SITIES
IN
AMERICAN UNIVER-
AND COLLEGES.
WILLIAM RUSSELL NORTON
LEONARD DAVID PEROTTI
CHARLES RONALD PERRY
Hanover Township
Bio
Aldan
Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling
Pep Committee
3;
Customs Committee 2;
Resident Men's Association 1. 2. 3. 4; Phi
Sigma Pi 3, 4; Aviation Club 1, 2; Business Education Club 3, 4; Social Usage
Club
3, 4.
/
/
sburg
Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling
Accounting, Typing, Social Studies
Day Men's Association
Education
Club
AND GOLD
Manager
3.
1:
2.
SEAP
Business
3,
4;
Staff
4;
Business
MAROON
2.
Business
Awards
Committee 1 ; Hospitality Committee 2; Day Men's Association 1: Resident Men's Association 2. 3. 4; Business
Education Club 1. 2, 3. 4; SEAP 3, 4;
Baseball I.
SANDRA ARLENE PFISTER
JACK MORGAN POWELL
Easton
Scranton
General Business
Accounting, Typing. Social
Senior Class Committee Chairman; Waller
Hall Association 1. 2, 3. 4; Business Edu-
Day Men's Association
cation Clul) 3;
SEAP
SCA
Band 1, 2. 3.
Typing Staff
1.
RODMAN
R.
4;
3;
1.
Maroon and Gold
2. 3. 4:
CO-PILOT
RALSTON
-Men's
Association
Cluli 2. 3:
1;
SEA?
1;
3.
Men'- Intramurals
2,
ROLLAND QUICK
C.
Montrose
Accounting, Typing, Social Studies
Stiiilies
3,
4;
Resident
Education
Business
4; Football Manaper
1,
Business Education Club
Club 4; Baseball
Men's Association 3. 4.
3,
Varsity
E.
(jty
Accounting, Typing, Mathematics
Accounting, Typing
Acconnling. T\i}ing, English
College Council Mend)er 1; Day Men's
Association 1. 2, 3. 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3,
(!(dlege Council
4:
Pi
Omega
Bu~inr.s
WHO'S
REED
SEA?
4;
Resident
Boyertown
Pi
Athenaeum Club
4;
SEAP
AMONG STUDENTS
IN
3,
4;
Education Club
WHO
2.
3:
t;
AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES.
4:
WOODROW WILLIAM RHOADS
FRANK
Mahanoy
.
4:
2.
Hloomsbur;:
Dav Men's Association 1, 2. 3, 4 Business
Educati(.n
Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Aviation
Club 2. 3: Men'- Intramurals 3. 4
3.
Member 1: Resident Men's
Association I. 2. 3. 4: Pi Omega Pi 3. 4;
Business Education Club 2, 3, 4: Varsity
Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 1. 2. 4: Track
1.
2, 3;
SEAP 3. 4: Men's Intramurals.
Commissioner
3.
BI,ANCHE LEONA ROZELLE
LINDA
Scranton
Kennell Square
Riverside
Secretarial, Spanish
General Business
Accounting, Typing, Social Studies
Rrcrration Conimittoe 3, 4;
Waller Hall Association 2, 3. 1; I'i Omega
Pi 3, 4; Business Education Club 2, 3, 4;
Hospitality Committee 4; Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3. 4; Business Education
Hospitality Committee 3; Day Men's Association I. 2, 3. 4; Business Education Club
SEAP
(:0-PlLOT Typing
Social
and
3,
4;
"B" Club
4.
Club
1,
Typist 4;
CALVIN CHRISTIAN RYAN,
M. RUGGIE:RI
3.
2,
4,
SEAP 4:
OBITER Head
Treasurer 3;
Staff 2;
Senior Class Committee Cbair-
1.
2,
SCA
3,
1,
4.
Manager
Vice-President
SEAP
3;
MAROON AMJ GOLD
2;
4;
OBITER
JR.
4;
Business
Editorial Board 4.
man.
LARRY EDWARD SCHELL
MARY AGNES SHULETSKY
SALLY ANN SMITH
Hereford
Hazleton
Troy
General Business
Secretarial, Social Studies
Hospitality Committee 2; Waller Hall Association 2. 3, 4; Business Education Club
Pep Committee 4; Waller Hall Association
1, 2. 3. 4: "B" Club 1, 2. 3. 4: Business
Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling
Resident Men's Association
Business Education Club 1;
Maroon and Gold Band
1,
1,
2,
SEAP
2. 3.
2, 4;
SEAP
3, 4.
Education
1,
2;
Show
Club
OBITER
3, 4.
1,
2;
SEAP
3,
4;
SCA
Advertising Staff 4: Fashion
PAIL HENRY SPAHR
JOAN MARIE STABLUM
KENNETH ANDREW SWATT
Collingdale
Minersville
Shamokin
General Business
General Business
Waller Hall Association 1. 2. 3. 4: Business
Education Club 1. 2. 3. 4: SEAP 3: SCA 1;
Class President 3; College Council Member 3; Customs Committee 2; Awards Committee 3; Resident Men's Association 1.
2, 3. 4: Kappa Delta Pi 4: Phi Sigma Pi
3, 4; Pi Omega Pi 2. 3. 4: Business Edu-
Accounting. Typing, Retail Selling
College Council
sentative
2;
Member
2. 3:
Man
Repre-
Committee 1. 2. 3,
Resident Men"s Association
Election
Chairman
2. 3:
1, 2, 3. 4.
President 3; Business Education
3. 4; SEAP 3. 4: Varsity Club
Club
1.
2,
MAROON AND GOLD
Typist
1.
2.
3.
1. 2, 3. 4; SE.\P 3. 4: Maroon
and Gold Band 1. 2. Treasurer 2: Track
3; General Chairman of Senior Class Committees; Basketball Tournament Commit-
cation Club
President 3; Basketball Tournament
Committee 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1; Football
1. 2, 3. 4: Men's Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4.
2. 3. 4.
tee 1.
STANLEY
J.
SWIDER
Accounting, Typing, Social Studies
Resident
WILLL\M
V.
SWOYER
PHILIP
Men's
Association 1, 2. 3, 4:
Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4. Vice-President 4: Phi
Sigma Pi 3. 4; Pi Omega Pi 3. 4; Business
Accounting. Typing, Retail Selling
Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling
Day Men's Association
Club
SEAP
1;
4.
ANTHONY TAORMINA
Bloomsburg
Sunbury
Chester
Business
1, 2,
3;
Education
Athenaeum
Club
2,
3;
Day Men's
Association
1, 2, 3,
4; Aviation
Club 3, 4: Business Education Club
CoUege Choraleers 1. 2: SEAP 3. 4.
3.
Education Club 1. 2: SEAP 4: PILOT
Business Manager 4; OBITER Advertising
Staff
3.
f^^
<
4;
i
^0
ROBKRT THEAR
DONALD
Ncs(ni(lioning
Shamokin
Sunbury
Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling, Social
Accounting, Typing, Social Studies
General Business
Day Men's Association
Club
SEAP
1;
2,
3,
4;
Aviation
Business Education Club
2, 3,
4;
3. 4.
L.
THOMAS
GERALD
Sluilies
TREON
Day Men's Association
Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Aviation
Club 2; Business Education Club 2, 3, 4;
SEAP
L.
Pi
3,
SEAP
Business
4;
1. 2, 3,
FRANK JOSEPH TROXELL
CARL ARDEN U.NGER
Shamokin
Penndel
1, 2, 3.
4; Pi
Accounting, Shorthand, Typing
Omega
Pi 2, 3, 4; Aviation Club 1; Business Education Club 2, 3, 4.
Day Men's Association
Club
2:
4.
GEORGE RICHARD TRESSLER
Day Men's Association
1,
4.
Trevorton
Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling
Omega
4; Pi
Education Club
1
;
SEAP
3, 4.
1, 2, 3,
General Business
4:
Aviation
Dav Men's Association
Delta Pi
3.
4: Pi
1.
Omega
2. 3. 4: Kappa
Pi 3. 4: Aviation
Club 2: Business Education Club
2.
3.
4.
Ann Walker
largaret
MARGARET
Barbara M. Watts
ROBERT JOSEPH WINN
A.\N \\'ALK.ER
Thompson
Sunbury
Genera! Business
General Business
Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Business
Education Club 1, 2, 3, 4; College Choral-
Resident Men's Association 1; Day Men's
Association 3, 4; Pi Omega Pi 3, 4: Aviation Club 1, 2; Business Education Club
eers
1
;
SEAP
3. 4.
MAROON AND GOLD
3; SEAP 4;
vertising Staff 3; Phi
NANCY JANE WARBURTON
Sigma Pi
Ad-
3, 4.
Light Street
CRAIG
General Business
Dav Women's Association T
SEAP
ness Education Club 1;
BARBARA
2,
4; Busi-
3,
Resident Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Aviation Club 1; Business Education Club 3, 4;
Bloomsburg
SEAP
General Business
Day Women's Association
ness Education Club
eers 1;
SEAP
2,
1,
2, 3,
4; Busi-
3; College Choral-
Fashion Show
4;
YEANISH
Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling, Social
Studies
3, 4.
WATTS
M.
R.
Slatington
1.
2,
3, 4.
DONALD
E.
YERK
Royersford
3.
General Business
NORMAN FRANCIS WATTS
MiUville
Accounting, Typing, Retail Selling
Pep Committee
1,
Day Men's Association
2; Resident Men's Association 3. 4; Phi
Sigma Pi
2. 3. 4;
1,
3;
3.
4;
SEAP
Business
4;
Education Club
Maroon and Gold Band
2.
«l
Robert Joseph
Wi
Resident Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4;
Aviation Club 2, 3. 4; Business Education
Club
3,
4;
SEAP
3,
4;
SCA
1,
2.
KLKMKM'AMY KDIJCATION
ROYCE
O.
B.S.,
JOHNSON
M.V.d
Director of Elementary Education
Bill Swisher directs students at the Benjamin Franklin Laboratory
School as they busily work on a project.
DOROTHY HELEN ANDRYSICK
FAYE LEE AUMILLER
JILL EILEEN
Alden Station
Milroy
Sunbury
Elementary
Woman
mittee
2;
2;
1
1;
Athenaeum Club
;
Banquet Com2.
1,
Secretary
SEAP 3. 4; OLYMPIAN Editorial Staff
OBITER Director of Senior Pictures 3;
Waller Hall Association
Delta Pi
Elementary
Elementary
Representative
1,
2, 3,
4;
Waller Hall Association
Club
3,4;
2,
1.
2.
3,
3.
4;
Athenaeum Club
3,
4;
Dramatic Club
Delta Pi
SCAl,
4;
Kappa
3; Aviation
1.
2;
SEAP
2, 3.
Customs Committee
3; Hospitality Committee 4; Waller Hall Association 1. 2, 3,
4; "B" Club 3. 4, Treasurer 4; College
Choraleers 1, 2, 3, Librarian 3: SEAP 3,
MAROON AND GOLD
Kappa
4;
Staff 3, 4;
4.
MARGARET EUGENIE BEERS
SONJA ANN BENDINSKY
Sunbury
Elementary
Gilberton
Bloomsburg
Elementary
Elementary
Pep Committee
2,
3;
Recreation
Social
Committee 2; Customs Committee 2; HosWaller Hall Associapitality Committee 1
tion 1. 2. 3, 4; Sipma Alpha Eta 1: Athenaeum Club 2; "B" Club 3, 4; College
;
Choraleers
1,
3. Secretary
MAROON AND GOLD
OBITER
Editorial Staff
3;
SEAP
Business Staff
1, 2,
3.
3. 4;
3,
4;
BAYLOR
Hospitality Committee 2, 4; Dining Room
Committee 2; Waller Hall Association 1. 2,
3, 4; Sigma Alpha Eta 1; College Choraleers 1, 3; SEAP 3, 4: Basketball Tournament Committee 3; OLYMPIAN Publicity
Staff 4;
GOLD Distribution Staff 4; OBITER Distribution Staff 4.
MAROON AND
OBITER
Distribution
Distribution Staff 3, 4.
JANET MAE BITTENBENDER
Day Women's Association
1.
lege Choraleers
SEAP
1, 2, 3,
4;
2.
3.
4;
3, 4.
Col-
1
ANNE LOUISE BRESLIN
ROLAMt
Shenaiuioafi
Starrutra
Sluini'tkin
Elenieiilary
Elementary
Etemciilary
Waller Hall Association 1. 2, 3, 4; Sigma
Alpha Eta 1, 2, 3; Aviation Club 1, 2;
Class Treasurer 4; Election Board 3, 4;
Resident Men's Association 1, 2. 3, 4;
Business Education Club 1; College Choraleers 1. 2. 3; Dramatic Club 1. 2, 3. 4,
Vice-President 4; SEAP 3. 4, Vice-President 4; Mar SCA 1 Basketball Tournament Commit-
MRS. ELEANOR DONETTA
HOHBKR
W'imicn's Assiniatiiiii 1, 2. 'i, l: MACirrulatins; Staff 2, 3.
KliON
Dav
AND GOLD
SEAP
3, 4.
I
IJWCIS BUCK
;
tee 3.
JUDITH DIANE BURROWS
RONALD PAUL DAVIS
RUTH ANN DAVIS
Danville
Blandon
Light Street
Day Women's Association
tion Club 1, 2; SEAP 3. 4.
'^^
Elementary
Elem en tary
Kli'inenlary
1.
2.
3. 4:
Avia-
Day Men's Association
1.
4: Resident
Men's
Association 2. 3; Aviation Club 4: Collejie
Choraleers 2; SEAP 3, 4: Maroon and
Gold Band 1. 2, 3. 4. Vice-President 2.
President 3;
SCA
1. 2. 3.
Dav Women's Association \. 2. 3, 4: AviaClub 3; "B" Club 3. 4, Secretarv 4:
SEAP 3. 4: Maroon and Cold Band 1. 2. 3.
tion
PATRICIA ANN DESMOND
MICHAEL ANTHONY FARINA
ELAINE DELORES
DIAUGUSTINE
Elementary
Berwick
Susquehanna
Elementary
Day ^Somen's Association 4: Waller Hall
Association 1, 2, 3; Athenaeum Club 2:
Elementary
Dav Men's Association
Day Women's Association 1. 2. 3. 4. VicePresident 3: Day Women's Official Board
1. 2:
Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4; Athenaeum
1,2;
Milton
College Choraleers 3;
SEAP
3;
SCA
1.
Club
1.
WHO'S
2:
Aviation Club 3:
SEAP
3.
WHO AMONG STUDENTS
SEAP
1
;
Aviation
Club
3, 4.
4;
IN
AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES.
ORVILLE HARMON FINE
THOMAS EDWARD FOUST
Glen Lyon
Deceased, December 25. 1958
Danville
Elementary
Day Men's Association 1; Dorm Men's
Association 1. 2: Phi Sigma Pi 2. 3. 4;
Aviation Club 1. 3; SEAP 4: Men's Intramurals
1.
MRS. PAULETTE BIDDLE
FURMAN
Bloomsburg
Elementary
Day Men's
Club
2:
Elementary
.\ssociation
OBITER
1.
2, 3.
4: Aviation
AdverUsing Staff
1.
Day Women's Association 4: Waller Hall
Association 1. 2, 3: .\thenaeum Club 3;
CoUege Choraleers 1; SEAP 4; SCA 1.
ROBERT ROLAND GOWER
SUE ANN GREENLAND
BARBARA JANE GROCHOWSKI
Allfnlown
West Pittston
Elementary
Assembly Committee 4; Kappa Delta Pi
3. 4; Athenaeum Club 4; College Choral-
Glen Lyon
Elementary
Recreation Committee
Social
1,
2,
Chair-
Resident
Men's Association 1. 2. 3, 4; Phi Sigma
Pi 2, 3, 4; College Choraleers 1; SEAP 4;
Poetry Club 2, 3, 4. President 4; WHO'S
man
Pep
2;
Committee
1,
WHO AMONG STUDENTS
2;
eers
3;
SEAP
3,
3, Assistant
Association 3, 4.
Staff
4;
OBITER
Editor 4;
Editorial
Elementary
Social Recreation
Committee
Association
3.
1. 2.
Dramatic Club
1:
4;
2: Waller Hall
Athenaeum Club
SEAP
2;
3, 4.
Waller Hall
IN AMERI-
CAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES.
ALICE ANN HANEY
PATTY ANN HAWKE
Selinsgrove
Bloomsburg
Scranton
Elementary
Elementary
Elementary
Waller Hall Association 1, 2. 3, 4, Governing Board 3; Sigma Alpha Eta 2. 3;
Athenaeum Club 2. 3; College Choraleers
Day Women's Association 1, 2. 3, 4: Athenaeum Club 1, 2; Aviation Club 2; SEAP
Waller Hall .Association 1. 2.
Alpha Eta 4: Athenaeum Club
3.4.
3,
NANCY
1,
2;
M.
SEAP
1, 2, 3,
3,
HANE
4;
4; Fashion
^,
jJi."
Maroon and Gold Band
Show
1, 2. 3, 4.
4;
Staff
SCA
4.
1.
2.
3,
4:
4;
Sigma
3. 4:
SEAP
3.
OBITER
Editorial
BARBARA HOCKENBERRY
BERNADINE MARIE HECK
RUTH JANE HELGEMO
Lewistown
Wilkes-Barrt-
Pitti-burgh
Elementary
Elementary
Elementary
Waller Hall Association 1. 2. 3, 4: Aviation
Qub 3: "B" Club 3. 4: College Choraleers
Waller Hall Association 1. 2. 3. 4; Athenaeum Club 2; Aviation Club 2, 3; Dramatic Club 1; SEAP 3. 4; SCA 1. 2, 3, 4.
Waller Hall Association
1,
2:
SEAP
AND GOLD
SCA
4;
1,
2.
Business Staff
3;
MAROON
Chairman
4;
SCA
1;
CO-PILOT
OLYMPIAN Art Staff
GOLD Art Editor 2.
2.
Editor
DONNA ANN HUTCHINSON
SHER\^ Y\
Factorvville
Montgomerv'
Danvillf
Resident Men's Association
tion
Club
1.
4; Baseball
2, 3.
1.
2.
1.
4; Varsity Club
1.
Avia2. 3.
Waller Hall Association
Alpha Eta
3.
1;
2,
3, 4:
1.
2. 3.
4:
Sigma
Athenaeum Club 1, 2,
Maroon and Gold Band
SEAP 3. 4;
SCA 1. 2, 3; OBITER
4;
Art
SEAP
Editor
2,
3;
MAROON AND
3:
3.
Social
4,
1;
4;
OBITER
Art
D.
KOSTENBAUDER
Elementary
Elementary
2. 3;
3.
4.
JOHN JOSEPH HUDA
Elementary
2.
1,
Athenaeum Club
3;
Editorial Staff 4.
Dav Women's Association
Club
3. 4:
1.
2:
SCA
College
1. 2.
1,
2.
Choraleers
3,
1:
4:
"B"
SEAP
ANN LECHNER
RITA
Danvillr
Day Wonun's Association
1,
2,
3,
Day
4;
Board 3; Kappa Delta
I'i
3, 4; Athenaeum Club 1, 2; Aviation
Clul) 1; SEAP 3, 4; Maroon and Gold
Hand
VALERIA
Shamokin
St.
Official
Day Men's Association
3,
T.
MARCAVAGE
Clair
Elementary
Elementary
Elementary
Women's
WARD REESE LICHTEL
4; Science Club
1.
2.
3,
4:
SEAP
1.
Hall
Recreation
Association
Club
1,
Social
2,
3;
Committee
1,
SEAP
2,
4;
3,
3;
Waller
Athenaeuin
4.
1.
MARGARET ANN MARKOVCI
ANNE TIMBRELL METZGER
Palmerlon
Lewistown
Bryn
Elementary
El em en tary
Elementary
Waller Hall Association 3. 4; Alpha Psi
4; College Choraleers 3; Dramatic
Election Committee 4; Pep Committee 3;
Customs Committee 2; Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, 4; W'aller Hall Governing
Board 4; Sigma Alpha Eta 3. 4; "B" Club
Pep Committee
2;
Waller
Athenaeum
4; Furniture Committee
Association 1, 2, 3. 4;
Club 1, 2. 3; College Choraleers
3.
Hall
SEAP 3, 4; Fashion Show
OBITER Advertising Staff 3, 4.
1.
2;
1, 2,
3,
4;
MARJORIE PHYLLIS MORSON
Omeya
Club
COLD
3,
4;
SEAP
4;
MAROON AND
Distribution Staff 4;
tribution Staff 4.
OBITER
Dis-
3, 4.
Mawr
Vice-President 4; College Choraleers
Treasurer 3; SEAP 3. 4. President 4; Fashion Show 3; Basketball Tournament Committee 1. 2. 3: Cheerleader 1.
2, 3. Captain 3: SCA 4: WHO'S
1,
2. 3. 4.
WHO
AMONG STLDENTS
IN
AMERICAN
UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES.
RUTH ANN MOSER
JULIA
Lewisburg
\^
Elementary
"Waller Hall Association
naeum Club
2.
1.
3.
Dramatic Club
2;
4,
1,
Athe2.
ANN MUIR
LOIS JANE
Elemenlary
Elementary
Social Recreation Committee 3; Waller
Hall Association 1. 2, 3, 4; '-B" Club 2,
Dining
3,
1;
4,
Vice-President 3; College Choraleers
3.
4: Basketball Tournament
SEAP
Committee
3:
Staff
3;
1,
2.
MYERS
Peckville
illiamsport
MAROON AND GOLD
News
Senior Class Committee Co-
Room Committee
1. 2,
3;
3,
4: Waller Hall
Sigma Alpha Eta
Athenaeum Club 1. 2, 3. 4, Presi-
Association
1,
2.
3.
4;
dent 4: College Choraleers
4:
Maroon and Gold Band
OBITER
Editorial
Board
1,
2;
1. 2.
3;
SEAP
SCA
3,
1;
4.
Chairman.
LELA JANE NEFF
EDWARD MICHAEL NOVAK
PATRICIA ANN PARALIS
Lewisburg
Nanliooke
Levittown
Elementary. English
Elementary
Waller Hall Association
Dav Men's Association
Psi
Omega
2,
3.
4:
1. 2,
3, 4;
"B" Club
2.
Alpha
3.
4;
College Choraleers 1. 2. 3; Dramatic Club
1. 2. 3. 4. President 2; SEAP 3, 4: Poetrv
Club 2:
SCA
1.
2:
Social Usage Club 2-
MAROON AND GOLD
Feature Writer
3.
News
Staff
1,
Club
1,
2:
Elementary
SEAP
3, 4.
1.
2. 3, 4;
Aviation
Customs Committee
3;
Dining
Room Com-
mittee 1. Waller Hall Association 1. 2. 3,
4: Allhenaeum Club 3: Aviation Club 1;
"B" Club 4; SEAP 4.
'^"^^
\
PATRICIA LOUISE POLLOCK
MARY THERESA POMES
Beaver Meadows
Danville
Wilkes-Barre
Elementary
Elementary
Customs Cominiltep Chairman 3; Pep Committee 3, 4; Resident Men's Association 1,
2, 3, 4; Aviation Club 3: SEAP 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2. 3.
Day Women's Association
JOSEPH
PENDAL
H.
Elementary
1, 2, 3,
4;
Sipma
Alpha Eta 3; College Choraleers 1; SEAP
3; SCA 1, 2. 3; Women's Chorus 1; MA-
ROON AND GOLD
News
Staff
1.
2.
Waller Hall Association
1,
2,
3.
4;
Ho»-
Committee 2: "B" Club 3, 4;
Dramatic Club 1. 2; SEAP 3, 4; Social
Usage Club 2.
pitalitv
WENDY JOAN RUNDEL
Towson, Maryland
HERBERT THOMAS SCHEUREN
Elementary
Social Recreation
Hall Association
Eta
2,
Art
2,
College
4:
3.
Club 4;
SEAP
Staff
3,
Show
2,
3; Waller
1, 2, 3, 4; Sigma Alpha
Athenaeum Club 3; "B" Club
3:
2,
Committee
3,
Choraleers
4;
OBITER
Distribution
3, 4.
1:
Dramatic
MAROON AND GOLD
4;
Editorial
Manager
4;
Staff
Fashion
Lavelle
SYLVESTER JOHN
SCHICATANO
Elementary
Shamokin
Day Men's Association 1. 2: Resident Men's
Association 3. 4; Athenaeum Club 1; Dra-
Elementary
matic Club
1. 2,
3; Basketball
1.
Day Men's Association
Club
1. 2.
3:
Track
2.
1,
2. 3,
4; Aviation
RAY WILLARD SCHLOYER
ELIZABETH ANN SPROUT
Dushore
'W
Elementary
Elementary
Day Men's Association
3, 4;
SEAP
4;
SCA
WILLIAM STARONKA
Nantiroke
illiamsport
Elementary
Awards Committee
2,
3.
Co-Chairman
2;
Hall Association 1, 2. 3. 4; Kappa
Delta Pi 3. 4; College Choraleers 1. 2. 3;
X^'aller
1. 2. 3. 4.
SEAP
4;
3.
GOLD News
mittee
SCA
Staff
3,
4; Aviation
Senior Class Com-
Co-Chairman;
AMONG STUDENTS
1, 2.
4.
MAROON AND
1;
2;
Dav Men's Association
Club 1. 2, 3; SEAP 3.
WHO'S
IN
WHO
AMERICAN
UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES.
RAYMOND WILLIAM SUGALSKI
WILLIAM FRED SWISHER
RENEE URSULA TERZOPOLOS
Glen Lyon
Bloonisburg
Shenandoah
Elementary
Elementary
Aviation Club 3. 4. President 4;
Day Men's Association 3. 4.
SEAP
3;
Elementary
Day Men's Association
Club 1, 2.
Committee
3.
3,
1.
2. 3.
4;
Varsity
4; Basketball Tournament
4; Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4.
Sigma Alpha Eta
3;
2, 3;
Athenaeum Club
Business Education Club 1:
SCA
1:
SEAP
MAROON AND GOLD
Staff 2. Secretarial Editor 3:
Association
1, 2, 3. 4.
2,
4;
Typing
Waller Hall
^
*^
JANKT CLARE TURNER
MRS.
Elementary
WjIIit Hall Association
naiuni
I:
3,
1;
(!hili
SKAl'
1. 2,
ANN SHIRLEY MAE
ULSHAFER
NciXITl
4;
3,
SCA
4;
1,
2,
3,
4;
Collcgp Choralrers
1,
Athe2, 3,
Maroon and Gold Band
1, 2.
MRS. }iARRIKT
Ccntralia
Elementary
Elementary
Waller Hall .Association, 1. 2; Day Women's
Association 3. 4; .Athenaeum Club 1; .SE.\P
Hospitality Committee 3; Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Athenaeum Club 1, 2,
3, Social Chairman 3; SEAP 4.
WALTMAN
3,
4.
CLAIRE ANN WALSH
ELIZABETH ANN
Mahanoy Plane
Montgomery
Kingston
Elementary
Elementary
Class Historian 4: Waller Hall Association
Social
Waller Hall Association 1,
4; .\thenaeum Club 3; .\viation Club
Sigma Alpha Eta 2. 3, 4; Athenaeum Club 1. 2. 3. 4; SEAP 3, 4; SCA 1,
Hall
Committee
Hospitality
Committee
2, 3.
1;
DOLORES WANAT
Room
Elementary
SEAP
4.
1
;
3;
Dining
WAGNER
Lcwisburg
1. 2. 3.
2, 3;
4;
OBITER
Editorial Staff 4.
Recreation Committee 3; Waller
Association 1. 2. 3. 4: Alpha Psi
Omega 3. 4: Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4; Corres-
ponding Secretar>- 3: .\viation Club
Dramatic Club 1. 2.
4, Secretary 3:
Secretary 3;
SEAP
3.
4;
SCA
1.
2.
3,
3, 4,
MARY JANE WHALEN
BARBARA JUNE YEAGER
ANN LORRAINE YURGIS
Shenandoah
Catawissa
Shenandciah
Elementary
Tom
Kiiust
Elementary
Elementary
Waller Hall Association
Cluh 1: SEAP 4; SC-
ccinilucis
ment with young
1, 2, 3,
I
an
4; Aviation
2.
experi-
scientists at the
elementary school.
Day Women's Association
lege Choraleers
1
;
SEAP
1,
2, 3,
3, 4.
4;
Col-
Waller Hall Association
1,
2,
Alpha Eta 2; Athenaeum Club
Club 3: SEAP 4.
3,
4;
Sigma
1; Aviation
SK(;()M)\in
KDUCAIIOiN
ERNEST
II.
ENGKLHAKUT
A.B., M.A., Ed.D.
Director oj Secondary Education
Student teacher, Jane
looks on.
Anne Smith,
teaches a lesson in geography as Joe Costa
EDWARD ROBERT ADAMS
IRVIN STUART
Tamaqua
Mechanicsburg
Connerton
Social Studies, Geography
Social Studies, English
Resident Men's Association 1, 2. 3. 4;
College Choraleers 1; Varsity Club 1, 2. 3;
Baseball 1; Football 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 2.
Hospitality
English, Social Studies
Day Men's Asso-
Furniture Committee 3:
Athenaeum Club
ciation 3. 4:
Poetr)-
Club
1, 2.
3,
4;
SCA
1,
2,
1, 2,
4;
3,
3, 4.
ALEXANDER
HELEN
M.
AMBERLAVAGE
Committee
3:
Assembly Com-
mittee 4: \^ aller Hall Association 1. 2, 3,
4: Athenaeum Club 4; SEAP 3. 4; MAGOLD Typist 2, 3; OBITER
Editorial Staff 4.
ROON AND
ANN ANTONIO
ROBERT
JOSEPH MICHAEL ANDRYSICK
PATRICL4
Alden Station
Atlas
Lee
English, French
Biological Science, Social Studies
Science, English
Day Men's Association
Psi
Omega
2,
3;
1.
2.
Phi Sigma Pi
SEAP
Science Club
1. 2. 3,
Club
AND GOLD
Vice-President 2;
Photographer 2;
Photographer
2, 3.
1,
2.
3,
4:
3,
4;
1:
1,
Alpha
2.
3;
Dramatic
MAROON
OBITER
Class Treasurer 1, 2; Freshman Advisor 3;
Waller Hall Association 1. 2. 3; Waller
Hall Governing Board 2; Alpha Psi Omega
2. 3. 4. Treasurer 3; Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4;
Dramatic Club 1, 2. 3, Secretar\" 3, VicePresident 3; SEAP 3; Poetry Club 3.
A.
BABETSKI
Day Men's Association
Club
2. 3:
Football
1.
I, 2.
3,
4; Aviation
CLARENCE BARRETT
RARNHART
Trucksville
Physical Science, Social Studies
Riverside
SociaJ Studies, Geography
Day Men's Association
Social Stiulies,
MATTHEW JOSEPH BACH
Alias
Aviation Club
1, 2, 3,
4;
SEAP
4;
Geography
Day Men's Association
1.
4;
Gamma
President 4;
ROSS THOMAS BARTLESON
Theta Upsilon
SEAP
4;
Resident Men's Association
1, 2, 3, 4,
SCA
2,
3,
Secretary
4, Vice-
1, 2.
lege Choraleers
1,
2;
Basketball Tournament Committee
4;
Track
MRS.
1,
RUTHANN
CRAIG BEACH
ROBERT JOHN BEAVER
Kulpnionl
Mathematics, Geography
General Science, Mathematics
Benton
Customs Committee 2; Resident Men's
Association 1, 2. 3. 4; College Choraleers
1, 2; SEAP 3. 4; SCA 1; Science Club 2.
3, 4. Program Chairman 3; PILOT Associate Editor 2; Senior Class Committee Co-
English, Social Studies
Day Men's AssoMen's Association 2,
Fire Drill Committee 4;
3,
4;
1
;
Resident
Gamma Theta Upsilon 3, 4; Aviation
2; SEAP 3. 4: SCA 1, 2; Basketball
Club
Tournament Committee
2;
Men's Intramurals
1.
3,
1, 2. 3. 4.
4;
Track
1,
Chairnian.
1.
2.
3,
2, 4.
Forty Fort
ciation
1, 2, 3, 4; ColVarsity Club 1, 2;
MUSSEL.\L\N
BECKLEY
Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3. 4: Day
Women's Official Board 2; College Choraleers 1, 2: SEAP 3: Maroon and Gold Band
1, 2.
Wt^i»^"
DAHLE DARUE BINGAMAN
MARY ANN BONENBERGER
BETTY LOU BOOP
Laurelton
Cirardville
Mifflinburg
Science, Geography
English. French
Social Studies, Spanish
Resident Men's
Association 1, 3. 4; Gamma Thcta Upsilon
2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; SEAP 3, 4; SCA 1,
2: Science Club 1. 2, 3. 4.
Waller Hall Association 1. 2. 3. 4: Athenaeum Club 1; College Choraleers 1:
SEAP 4; Poetry Club 3, Treasurer.
naeum Club
ROBERT ALLEN BOTTORF
JOHN STANLEY BRAUBITZ
JAMES RAYBURN BROSIUS
Harrisburg
Trevorton
Frackville
Day Men's Association
2;
Social Studies, Geography
Resident
Men's
SEAP
4:
3:
3.
Association
Science, Social Studies
1,
2,
Maroon and Gold Band
Varsity Club
1.
3,
1.
4;
2,
2. 3, 4, Vice-President
4; Wrestling 2; Men's
3; Football
1, 2, 3,
Intramurals
1, 2, 3. 4.
Dav Men's
3:
SEAP
Association 3, 4; Science Club
4; Aviation Club 4.
Waller Hall Association
2,
3;
SEAP
1.
3,
2.
3,
4;
4;
SCA
Athe1,
2.
Biological Science, Social Studies
Dav Men's Association
3;
SEAP
3,4.
3,
4: Aviation Club
RAYMOND TAYLOR BURGER
CONNIE HELEN CARSON
(!alawissa
Calawissa
Light Street
Mathematics, Physical Science
Social Studies, Mathematics
Mathematics. Physical Science
I'Al
BURGER
L SIEGFRIED
Day Men's Association
Kappa
Delta Pi
1, 3,
4;
SEAP
3,
4;
4.
Man
Representative 4; Customs Committee
3; Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Phi
Sigma Pi 3. 4, Assistant Secretary' 4; SEAP
4; Varsity Club 3, 4: Basketball 1, 3. 4;
Men's Intraraurals
Dav Women's Association
Delta Pi 4;
SEAP
4;
SCA
1, 2, 3,
4:
Kappa
2.
1, 2, 3, 4.
JOSEPH THOMAS CAWTHERN
JEAN MARIE CONCANNON
CAROL ANN COONS
Shaiiuikin
lilodmsburg
Athens
Social Studies, Geography
General Science, Mathematics
French, English
Day Women's Association 1. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2: Day \^"omen's Official Board 2;
Waller Hall Association 1. 2. 3. 4: SEAP
3. 4: Maroon and Gold Band 1. 2. 3. 4.
Day Men's Association
1.
2,
3.
4,
Vice-
President 3; Gamma Thcta Upsilon 2, 3,
4. President 4: SEAP 3. 4; Varsitv Club
2; Wrestling
1, 2.
Aviation Club 1:
2. 4.
SEAP
3.
4; Science Club
Librarian 1;
Board
L
2.
SCA
1:
OLYMPIAN
Editorial
JOHN KENNETH CORRIGAN
\\
ROBERT
fatherly
Social Studies, Geography
Day Men's Association
Club
2.
3.
4;
Aviation
JOSEPH JAMES COSTA
CORRIGAN
Frackville
Social Studies, English
Social Studies, Geography
Hospitality Committee
tion
2. 3. 4.
F.
Halljoro
Committee
1,
2; Social Recrea-
4; Resident
Men's Associa-
tion 1. 2, 3. 4: Phi Sigma Pi 2. 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2. 3, 4; SEAP 4; Men's IntraAND
murals 1; Football 1;
MAROON
GOLD
torial
MARLOW STANLEY
COVINGTON
Editorial Staff 4;
Board
ciation
L
2.
3.
4;
Gamma
FILOMENA
3,
Men's Association
4; SCA 3: Science Club
3, 4; Aviation Club 4: SEAP 4; SCA
4; Varsity Club 2, 3. 4; Basketball Tourna1,
2,
3,
1.
2
1,
2
1,
2
2, 3.
4;
/^
::z^
L.
CROCOMO
English, French
3,
3, 4.
4;
SEAP
Waller Hall Association
naeum (Hub
1:
Dramatic Club
Club 2.
2.
ment (^muuittee 4; Basketball
Football I, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 4.
Men's Intranuirals
Allentown
Resident
Men's AssoTheta Upsilon
4: SCA L 2; Varsity Club
Basketball Tournament Committee
Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Football
Scranton
Social Studies, Biology
Resident
SEAP
JAMES EDWARD CRIDER
Langhorne
Board 3;
Edi-
:
4.
Social Studies, Geography
Election
OLYMPIAN
Resident Men's Association 1
Day Men's
Association 2, 3, 4; Aviation Club 1
1;
(!olle<>e
SEAP
1,
2,
3.
4;
Choraleers
3,
4; Social
Atlie1,
3;
Usage
JOSEPH PATRICK CUMMINGS
St.
Clair
Men's Association
Science Club 3, 4.
3,
4;
EIDERSO.N ALLEN
Danville
Milton
Biology, Physical Science
liiological Science, Social Studies
Day
JOAN MARIE DALTON
SEAP
4;
Day Women's Association
Science, Social Studies
1,
matic Club 1; Science Club
Show
1,
DEAN
2, 3,
1,
4; Dra-
2; Fashion
Day Men's Association
Association
2;
Dramatic Club
2, 3, 4.
PIAN
1
College
1. 2, 3,
4;
Resident Men's
Choraleers 1, 2;
;
SEAP
4;
OLYM-
Editorial Board 2.
SALLY DUNNICK
GARY W. EGLI
MICHAEL STEPHEN FERDOCK
New Freedom
West Milton
Cenlralia
Social Sturlies, Biology
Waller Hall Association
3;
SEAP
4.
Social Studies. French
Science, Mathematics
3,
4: Poetry Club
Resident
Aviation
Club
1.
Men's
Club
2.
3.
Association
1;
4:
SEAP
2.
1.
3.
4;
Science
Men's Intramurals 1, 2.
3,
4;
3, 4.
/
Dav Men's Association
Club 1. 2, 3: SEAP
murals
1. 2, 3. 4.
1. 2. 3.
3,
4:
4; Aviation
Men's
Intra-
JOHN RALPH FIORENZA
THOMAS JOHN FLECK
JOHN KICHAKI) FLETCHER
ilnw irk
ll.iruillr
Kinf;st()n
Social
Stiiflif.s,
Day Men's
English
Assc.ciaticn
Science, Social Studies
1.
2,
3.
1;
\tl
Day Men's Association
Biological Science, Social Studies
1,
2,
naruni Club
1.
JOSEPH FRANK FOSKO
WILBUR
B.
West Viyiiminf!
Vi'eallierly
Social Studies. English
I'hysical Science, Mathcniulics
Day Men's Association 1, 2; Resident Men's
\-sociation 3, 4; SF.AP 3. 4: Ba-keil,all
Resident Men's Association
Avialicn Chil) 2. 3. 4.
nai-iiin Chili 2:
riiiirnament
Miurals
I'l.flry Cliili 1.
Coinniillee
1. 2. 3.
2:
Meii">
Intra-
3,
4;
Atllr
Uiiv
Men's Association
Cluli 1:
FRABLE
A.
.SEAP3,
2,
3,
4;
Aviation
4.
PAUL FRANKLIN
BKionisburji
Hinlopical Science. Geography
1.
2.
3.
4:
|la\
Men's Association 1. 2.
and Cold Rand 1; Raseliall
3,
4;
Maroon
1. 2. 3.
4.
FRANK GENNFRELLA
JOHN JOSEPH GLENNON
DANIEL LEE FRITZ
FKEl)
HIiKimsburg
Potlsville
Shaniiikin
Malhematics, Physical Science
Social Studies, Geography
Social Studies, English
Kisident Men's Association 1, 2, A, Treasiirrr 3; Dav Men's Association 4; Varsity
Club 2, 3, 'i; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football
Pep Committee 3, 4; Customs Committee
3; Assembly Committee 4; Resident Men's
Association 2, 3, 4; SEA? 4;
3,
1
;
Men's Intraniurals
Social Studies, Biological Science
3, 4;
2,
3.
4.
Treasurer
3.
OLYMPIAN
SEAP
2, 3.
DAVID RUSSEL HAUCK
New
Clair
Day Men's Association
4; Aviation Club 2.
MAROON AND GOLD
Sales Staff 4;
Circulation Staff 4; Men's Intramurals
2, 3.
VINCENT JAMES GREGITIS
St.
Day Men's Association
NANCY
L.
WilJiamsport
Berlin
Social Studies, English
3, 4.
Resident Men's Association 4;
SCA
4.
HERMAN
Social Studies, English
SEAP
4;
Class Secretary 1, 2; Pep Commiltee 2;
Recreation Committee 3: Waller
Hall Association 1. 2. 3. 4; Athenaeum
Club 3; College Choraleers 1. 2; Dramatic
Social
Club 1. 2; SEAP 3. 4: SCA 1: Social
Usage Club 2. President: Fashion Show
1, 2, 3, 4, Commentator 3: ^LAROON AND
GOLD
Editorial Staff
1.
2.
JO
ANN HESTON
JOSEPH JOHN KESSLER
DONALD EUGENE KER
French, Spanish
Prisidcnl 4; Dining
Resident Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4,
Treasurer 4; Phi Sipma Pi 3. 4; Aviation
Class V'iof-Prcsident
Hddin Ccinimitlcp ,i;
Club
1:
SEAP
4;
3,
GEORGE W. KETNER
Girardvilli'
Benlon
Science, Social Studies
Science, Geography
Day Men's
1, 2,
3:
Association 4;
SEAP
Aviation
Club
3,
4: Science
3; Aviation Club 4;
MAROON
Day Men's Association
Club
4.
1.
2,
AND GOLD
1, 2,
Photographer
1.
2.
Maroon and Gold Band
Vice-President 2, President 3;
Wreslling 3, 4; College Council Member 4;
1,
2,
3,
WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN
AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLWHO'S
LEGES
MAKJORIE MAE KREISCHER
JOAN LAZO
STANLEY FRANCIS LESKIE
Numidia
Freeland
Hazleton
English, Spanish
Mathematics, Science
Science
Day Women's Association
2,
3,
4;
Sigma
Alpha Eta 4; College Choraleers 2; Dramatic Club 2; SEAP 4; SCA 1; Science
Club 3. 4.
Customs Committee 2; Waller Hall Association
1,
2,
3.
Athenaeum Club
eers
News
4;
1;
SEAP
Kappa Delta
4;
4;
2,
3.
4;
Pi
3.
4:
College Choral-
MAROON AND GOLD
Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Awards Committee
Senior Class Committee Co-Chairman.
Day Men's Association
3,4.
3,
4; Aviation
Club
JOHN KENNETH MASTERS
ROBERT JOHN LESKO
WALTER
Morca
Sliainokiii
Iian;;(pr
Social Studies, Geography
English, French
Biological Science. English
Resident Men's Association 2, 3: Fire Drill
Committee 2, 3; Gamma Theta Upsilon 3,
4; Varsity Club 3. 4; SEAP 3, 4; Baseball
Manager 2, 3, 4; Men's Intrannirals 2. 3, 4.
JOSEF'H LUBERECKI
Day Men's
4;
Asscieiation
OBITER
Committee
GILBERT McCORMICK
MATTHEW
Catawissa
Day Men's Association
Social Studies,
1,
3,
4;
Resident
Men's Association 2; Science Club
Aviation Club 1: Men's Intrannirals
3.
4;
SEAP
3, 4.
1,
1.
2;
2,
2.
3.
4;
SEAP
Day Men's Association
2: Draniatir Club
Club
3.
2:
4;
Athenaeum
SEAP
4.
4.
Sunbury
Science, Social Stiiilies
1.
Distribution Staff 3; Furniture
L
MENSCH
KIETH WINTON MICHAEL
Shickshinny
Geography
Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4: Athenaeum Club 1: [\ietry Club 2; Varsity
Club 3, 4: Track 1. 2. 3. 4.
Physical Science, Mathematics
Resident Men's Association 1. 2. 3, 4;
Delta Pi 3, 4; SEAP 3. 4: SCA
Science Club 1. 2. 3. 4, Program Chair1
man 2. President 3; Wrestling 1, 2; Bas-
Kappa
;
ketball
Tournament Committee
1.-
J
KKNNETH MAJOR MILLER
RRUCE BARTON MORGAN
EDGAR LEONARD MORGAN.
I'lynidiilh
Frackville
Fern Glen
English, Social Studies
Rtsiilinl
Men's Association
Social Studies, Biological Science
1
;
Day Men's
Day Men's Association
2. 3.
4;
Geography
Day Men's Association I. 2,
naeum Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer
Social Studies,
SEAP
4.
Association 2. 3, 4;
Aviation Clul) 1;
Science Club 3; Basketball Tournament
Committee
LKO ALOYSIOUS MULHALL.
JI{.
1{()BERT
.'\llentown
Social Studies, Geography
Mnlhemalirs, Science
English, History
Dav Men's Association 1. 2, 3, 4; Aviation
1: .SEAP 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Foot-
Rcj-iilent
Club
2.
:5.
4;
.Athe-
JOHN EDWARD NAGLE
WAYNE MURRAY
Liver[HM.il
1.
3.
3.
1.
Shenaniloali
liiill
JR.
4.
Men's
Association
1.
SEAP 4: Maroon and Gold Band
SCA 1. 2. 3. 4; Science Club
MAROON AND GOLD
2.
.3.
1, 2. 3.
1,
Sports Staff
2.
1.
4
.Awards Committee 2: Resident Men's Association 1. 2; Phi Sigma Pi 2, 3. 4; .Avia-
3
2
4;
4
tion
Club
1:
SEAP
4;
OLYMPIAN
MAROON AND GOLD
Feature Staffs
2. 3. 4.
.News
Staff
and
ROBERT EDWARD MVER
IRWIN DAVID PARRY
.NANCY
Danville
Blakely
Fern Clen
English. Social Studies
Social Studies, English
Dav Men's Association
1,
2. 3. 4:
Avialion
Club 1. 2: SEAP 3. 4; Basketball Tournament Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Men's Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4; Social Recreation Committee
4.
CCA
\ ice-President
J
LAN PEKALA
Social Studies. English
College Council
Member 3: Social Recreation Committee
4; Resident Men's Association 2. 3. 4.
Secretary- 2; Phi Sigma Pi 3. 4. VicePresident 4: Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4: Athe3;
Waller Hall Association 2. 3. 4: Kappa
Delta Pi 3. 4. Correspondinc Secretarv- 4;
Athenaeum Qub 2, 3; SE.^P'3, 4: SC\ 2-
PILOT
Associate Editor 3.
2; SEAP 4: Social Usage
Club 2: Basketball Tournament Committee
2: OLYMPIAN Editorial Board 4: MAROON AND GOLD Editorial Board 4.
naeum Club
CARMINE
L.
PENNELLA
MARYANNETTE PILESKI
PALLINE LORRAINE
POLOVITCH
Nanliiokf
Bloonisburg
English. Physical Science
English. History
Nicholson
Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Science
Club 1, 2; SEAP 4; Men's Intramurals
Day Women's Association 1. 2. 3. 4: Athenaeum Club 1: College Choraleers2: SEAP
Mathematics, Social Studies
1,2.
3. 4:
PILOT
Associate Editor
2.
Editor 3:
MAROON AND COLD Editorial Staff 3:
WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN
AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLWHO'S
LEGES.
Waller
Hall Association 3. 4: College
Choraleers 3. 4: SEAP 3. 4: Maroon and
Gold Band 3. 4; MAROON AND GOLD
Typing Staff 3. 4; OBITER Typing Staff
4:
Sigma
.-Vlpha
Eta
4.
CIKW
I'M\nl
HKKI)
II.
JACKS()\
i!l
I
DKIXJHK.S
I)
Danvillr
Social Studies
£'«^'/^^/l,
Awards
(^iiiimitlri; 3;
ciatiiin
].
2.
PILOT
1;
Delta
Pi
4; Pnelrv Chili 2.
E.liK.r
.i;
.3.
4,
4:
OIVMI'I \N
Kililoiial
UnanI
1;
MAKOON AM)
Kililniial
linanl
I.
2,
3.
.5,
(lull
1;
I.
KAN REGAN
English, Social Studies
It
Day Men's Assixialinn 1, 2, 4; Resident
Men's Assiicialiiin 3; Alhenaeuni Club 2;
SK\P
J
Serantiin
History, Fn'tn
Mi'n's Asso-
Ki'-iili'iit
Kappa
4:
3,
SEAP
Pnsident 4;
SCA
N.
hill
P..,ii\
f.liil)
2.
3,
4;
Science
Waller Hall Ass.irialion 1. 2 3. 4: Alhenaeuni dull 1. 2; Oillefie f;horale»Ts 1;
SEAP
3. 4;
Pn.in
SCA 1:
OI.WHMA.N
3:
I.
(.()!. I)
4.
Clul, 2. 3. 4.
PHOT
Associate
I'ro.itreader 4;
Srreiarv
E.liK.r
OMITER
4:
Edi-
torial Staff 4.
itO.NAI.h iUI. I.MAN H()\I1G
Hoyertown
Biological Science, Socia/ Studies,
German
Man
.lOSI.ril
LLO^
DWll) CARL RIT/MA.N.
I)
lUCHENDERFER
\l,
Miillu nuilics. I'hysival
l»lnnlllslmr
Si
I I'll
ce.
K:ip,ia
Mm's
Mathematics
Delta
Pi
Association
3,
DaN
4;
3, 4.
SEAP
3,
4;
Da
JR.
\ll-lrnill.-
Men's
^nrll.r Cluli
Science
Association
3. 4.
3,
h
SK\P
4;
Representative 3; College Council
.Menilier 3. 4. President 4: Election Itnard
Committee 1, 2; Resident Men's .Association 1. 2. 3. 4. Vice-President 3: Phi Sipma
Pi 2. .3. 4. Historian 4; Collepi- Choraieers
1. 2: SEAP 4: Science dull 3: Baskeihall
Tournament Committee 2. 3. .Assistant Coordinator 2: Fooiliall 1. 2: WHO'S
\\10\(, STl DE.NTS IN
AMERICAN
WHO
LNIVERSITIES
AND COLLEGES.
EUGENE PETER SANDEL
MATTHEW SASSO
SARA MAE SCHILLING
Bloom?burg
-Muncy
Ashland
Science. Mathematics
Biological Science, Social Studies
Mathematics. Social Studies
Day Men's Association 1. 2. 3, 4; SEAP
3, 4: Maroon and Gold Band 1, 2. 3. 4;
Dav Men's Association 1, 2; Business Education Club 1, 2; SEAP 4; Science Club
Furniture Committee 4: Social Recreation
Committee 3; Waller Hall Association 1,
Science Club
2,3.
2. 3. 4.
1.
2. 3.
Governing Board 2. 3. 4: Athenaeum
Dramatic Club 1: SEAP 3. 4;
Kappa Delta Pi 4; Sigma Alpha Eta 1;
Club
2. 3. 4;
WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN
AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COL-
WHO'S
LEGES.
JANE ANNE SMITH
^ ilkes-Barre
Mathematics, Social Studies, Geography
Furniture Committee 4; Waller Hall Association
WILLIAM HAROLD SCHILLING
JOHN
Ashland
Bloomsburg
General Science
Chemistry. Science
Day Men's Association
Club 4:
SEAP
1. 2, 3.
4; Science
4; Aviation
Club
2, 3.
A.
SMALTZ
Dav Men's Association
3.4.
2. 3. 4. Governing
Board 4;
Theta Upsilon 2. 3. 4. Recording
1.
Gamma
Secretary
3.
4:
Athenaeum Club
eers
3. 4;
Science Club
3.
4:
Dramatic
1:
PILOT
Kappa Delta
2.
3.
Club
Associate Editor
3,
4;
SEAP 3. 4;
Assistant Editor
1:
2.
MAROON AND GOLD
OBITER
Pi
College Choral-
4:
Distribution Staff
News
1, 2.
Staff 1;
'v^*^
OSCAR LEE SNYDER
CARL HUSTON SWEET
PAUL TERNOSKY
MRS.
Athens
Berwick
Danville
Mathematics, Physical Science
Social Studies,
Resident Men's Association 1: Day Men"s
Association 2. 3; Varsitv Club 2, 3: Basketball 1. 2, 3; Football 1, 2; Track 1, 2. 3.
Geography
Day Men's Association 1,
4;
Aviation Club
Council
Member
1,
Science, Mathematics
President
4; College
2, 3, 4,
SEAP
4;
ANN KRUM THOMAS
L.
4.
Day
Women's
Science Club
Choraleers 1;
Association 1, 2, 3, 4;
2, Secretary 2;
College
SEAP 3, 4; SCA 1, 2.
1,
MARY ANN THORNTON
Shamokin
English, Social Studies
Waller Hall Association
1,
2,
3,
Hos-
4;
Customs Committee
Dining Room Committee 4: College
2;
Council Member 4: "B" Club 2. 3. 4,
pitality
Committee
Secretary
3;
4:
3;
College
Choraleers
1.
2;
OLYMPIAN Editorial Board
MAROON AND GOLD News Staff 2.
SEAP
3.
4;
Assistant Editor
3.
Editor 4:
OBITER
Edi-
Board 3; Student Government Conference 3: Senior Class Committee Chair-
torial
man: WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS
IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND
COLLEGES.
JAMES
D.
Bloomsburg
MRS. JUNE LOCKE
TROY
Mathematics, Science
Social Studies, Geography
Day Men's .Association
and Gold Band 1, 2, 3.
TRUDNAK
Bloomsburg
1,
4.
2. 3. 4:
Maroon
Class
Vice-President
Committee 2:
\^aller
2,
Secretary 2;
3.
4;
SEAP
Delta Pi 4.
4;
1.
Hospitality
Association 1,
2:
Hall
Day Women's
Cheerleader
1,
.Association
2;
Kappa
JOHN VALANIA
JOHN RICHARD VARCOE
ANITA
AUini Slatiun
Waymart
Trevorton
Science, Social Studies
Socio/ Studies, Geography
Resident Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Phi
Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4, President 4; SEA? 3, 4;
Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Treasurer 3; VarRaskethall Tournament
4;
('.liib
3,
sity
Resident
VV:VK\{
Committee
GOLD
ness
2,
1,
Wresilin;;
2,
1.
3,
3,
Photographer
Manager
Track
4;
3.
English, Social Studies
Association 3;
Gamma
2,
3; Aviation Club 3;
Theta I'psilon
Dramatic Club 2;
SEAP
VOTTKHO
Waller Hall Association 1. 2. 3, 4: Athenaeum Club 1, 2, 3; SEAP 4; Customi
Committee
4.
3.
4;
MAROON AND
4;
3,
2.
Men's
H,
4;
OBITER
Busi-
4.
WALSH
MARY ANN WAHL
MARY
Milton
Old Forge
Forty Fort
A.
RALPH FOSTER WETZEL
English, History
Social Studies, English
Social Recreation 2, 3;
Woman
Resident
ciation
Member
General Science, English
1, 2, 3,
Choraleers
1,
Waller Hall Asso4; Aviation Club 1; College
2;
SEAP
3,
4,
Chairman 4; Science Club 1, 2,
gram Chairman 3: CO-PILOT
Staff
2,
Staff
1, 2,
"B" Club
3,
ProEditorial
Poetry Club 2, 3, Vice-President 3:
PIAN Proofreader 2. 3, 4:
4:
GOLD News
MAROON AND GOLD
News
tising Staff 2;
3;
Kappa Deha Pi
4.
3,
4:
1:
OLYM-
MAROON AND
Copy
Editor
Dramatic Club
Program
3. 4,
3.
OLYMPIAN
3;
Reader 2;
Representative 4: College Council
4: Waller Hall Association 1. 2.
Staff 2. 3:
OBITER
Customs Committee
Adver3.
Men's Association 1, 2, 3. 4:
Sigma Alpha Eta 1; Athenaeum Club 2;
SEAP 3, 4; Varsity Club 3. 4; Wrestling
Manager 2, 3. 4; Hospitality Committee
1, 2. 3. 4;
Customs Committee 2; Men's
Intramurals
3, 4.
KENNETH EUGENE WOOD
JOSEPH RAY YOCUM
Mechanicsburg
Norlbuinberland
Science, Mathematics
Social Stuiiies, English
CCA
cil
1.
Assistant Treasurer 3. College Coun3; Resident Men's Association
Member
2. 3.
Club
2.
1, 2, 3.
i: Science Club
3.
4:
Football
4; Wrestling
1,
2. 3.
1.
2.
3.
4; Varsity
4:
Track
1.
ZAJACZKOWSKI
Hospitality Committee 4;
Science Club 3
;
FRANK JOSEPH
Nanticoke
Poetry Club 4;
Day Men's Association
3. 4.
Biological Science, Social Studies
Day Men's Association
1 ; Resident Men's
Association 2. 3, 4; Aviation Club 2;
SEAP 4: Science Club 1; Basketball Tournament Committee 2; Men's Intramurals
1. 2, 3.
Student teachers. Bob Bottorf
and Joe Cawthern, conduct a
class
at
School.
the
Bloomsburg
High
SI'liClAI.
KDUCATION
DONALD
U.S.,
F.
.M.S.,
MAIKTIA
Ph.D.
Director of Special Education
Modern machinery
aids Rose Pavlick in administering speech correction drills.
".^N
I.
T
ROBERT SUMNER ASBY
WESLEY PHILIP ATKINS
DAVID LEE BARNHART
South Williamsport
Darby
Drums
Speech Correction, Biological Science
Speech Correction, Social Studies
Class President 1, 2; College Council 1. 2;
Sigma Alpha Eta 3. 4; SEAP 4: Science
Club 4: Varsity Club 1. 2. 4; Basketball
Tournament Committee 1, 4; Football 1,
2. 3; Wrestling 1, 2. 3, 4; Resident Men's
Association 1, 2, 3, 4.
Dav Men's Association
GEORGE
H.
Special Education for
tarded. Elementary
Association
2.
3,
2,
3.
Treasurer
1.
1,
4:
Sigma
Education for
tarded, Elementary
Special
4;
Sigma
Maroon
the
Resident Men's Association
Mentally
1, 2, 3,
Re-
4; Phi
Sigma Pi 3. 4; SEAP 3, 4; Maroon and
Gold Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Vice-President 3;
1. 2, 3. 4.
President
3. 4.
LOREN JOSEPH BOWER
GAIL LOUISE BLEW
BAURYS
Speech Correction, English
1.
3.
SCA
Millville
Alpha Eta
2,
Alpha Eta 1. 2. 3. 4; SEAP 3. 4;
and Gold Band 1; SCA 4; OBITER Sports
Editor 4: Men's Intramurals 3.
Arisles
Day Men's
1,
Berwick
the
Mentally
Dav Women's Association 1, 2,
naeum Club 2; Aviation Club 1,
3, 4;
3;
Re-
Athe-
SEAP 4.
Speech Correction, Social Studies
Dav Men's Association 1. 2. 3, 4; Sigma
Alpha Eta 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1.
J
RUSH LARUE CANOUSE
LOIS FRANCES CROSSAN
BARBARA
Berwick
lirlhlehem
Jenkinlnwri
Special
Education jor
Elementary
the
Mentally
Re-
tariled.
Day Men's Association 1. 2,
Alpha Eta 3, 4; SEAP 4;
Staff
3,
4;
Sigma
OLYMPIAN
3.
Special Education for
tarded, Elementary
2, 3.
torial
4:
1,
SEAP
Board
3.
2;
4;
LAN CURRY
Speech Correction, Elementary
Waller Hall Association
Delta
College
AtheChoraleers 1.
SCA
OBITER
Club 2;
Waller Hall Association
naeum Club
Re-
Mentally
the
J
1,
2,
1;
3,
4;
Edi-
Eta
eers
4.
1.
1, 2,
1.
2;
SEAP
3,
4;
SCA
C.
Bloomsburg
Light Street
Berwick
Speech Correction, Physical Science
Speech Correction, Elementary
Special
1,
2,
3,
4;
Sigma
Day Men's
Alpha Eta
Association
3.
Aviation Club
4,
2.
2,
Program
Sigma
Chairman 4;
3.
4:
1,
Staff
2;
-MA-
1.
ANTHONY EUGENE FIORENZA
MARTIN W. DEROSE
Day Men's Association
Alpha Eta 1, 2, 3, 4.
Kappa
Sigma .\lpha
3, 4, Vice-President 4; Athenaeum
"B" Club 2. 3, 4; College Choral-
ROON AND GOLD News
THOMAS FENSTERMACHER
2, 3, 4:
Pi 3, 4, Historian 4;
Education
lor
the
tarded, Elementary
Dav
.Men's Association
1. 2. 3.
Mentally
Re-
HAROLD FRANK GIACOMINI
SANDRA ARLENE GOODHART
GLENN LAMAR HENNINGER
Scranton
Northumberland
Shamokin
Speech Correction, English
Speech Correction, Elementary
Dav Men's Association 1, 2. 3, 4; Sigma
Alpha Eta 1, 2. 3. 4. Vice-President 3;
Athenaeum Club 1; SEAP 4; Maroon and
Gold Band 1. 2; Poetr>- Club 1. 2, 3. 4,
President 3. Treasurer 2; Track 1. 2, 3. 4;
Waller Hall Associaiton
OLYMPIAN Editorial Board
ROON AND GOLD Staff 2, 3,
Board
Speech Correction. Geography
Sigma
4; Athenaeum Club 1;
Alpha Eta 1. 2, 3.
Dramatic Club 1; SEAP
1.
2, 3. 4:
Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Sigma
Alpha Eta 2, 3, 4; Aviation Club L
4.
MA3, 4;
4; Editorial
3, 4.
THOMAS JOSEPH KISATSKY
DOROTHY MAY MARCY
Trevorton
Hazleton
Fleetville
Speech Correction. Elementary
Speech Correction, Social Studies
Dav Men's Association \. 2, 3. 4; Sigma
Alpha Eta 2, 3, 4; Aviation Club I.
Day -Men's Association L
Alpha Eta 2, 3, 4.
CHARLES
A.
KIDRON
2.
3.
Special Education. Elementary
4;
Sigma
Waller Hall Association I. 2, 3, 4; Sigma
Alpha Eta \, 2. 3, 4; "B" Club 4; College
Choraleers 1. 2; SEAP 3. 4; Maroon and
Gold Band
1, 2, 3.
4;
SCA
1. 2.
WHO AMONG STUDENTS
3:
WHO'S
IN AMERI-
CAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES.
MARY NAOMI MARVIN
CHARLES CARL McDONALD
ROBERT JOSEPH MESCAN
Shickshinny
Soutli Williani'.[i
Tre^rkow
Education
Special
the
for
Mentally
fie
Day Women's Association
naciiin CIiil. 3;
SEAP
Special
Education
for
the
Mentally
Re-
tarded, Elementary
tar (led. Elementary1, 2,
3,
4;
Atlic
4.
Resident Men's Association 1, 2, 3; Pep
Committee 3, 4; Dining Room Committee
3, 4; Track 1. 2.
Special
Education
for
the
ELEANOR EMMA MYERS
ROSEANN PATRICIA PAVLICK
ALTON
Dallas
Sunbury
Speech Correction, English
Speech Correction, Geography
Social Recreation Committee 1. 2; tlustoms
Committee 2. 3; Waller Hall Association
1, 2, 3, 4: Sigma Alpha Eta 2. 3. 4; "B"
Club 1; Business Education Club 1; College Choraleers 1: SEAP 4; SCA 4; Social
Typing Staff 2.
Usage Club 1;
Day Men's Association 1. 2.
Alpha Eta 2, 3. 4, President
Education
for
the
Waller Hall Association 1, 2. 3, 4; Athenaeum Club 1; College Choraleers 2;
SEAP
3,
4;
SCA
1, 2, 3, 4.
OLYMPIAN
Re-
Resident Men's Association ]. 2; Day
Men's Association 3, 4; SEAP 4: Baseball
3; Football 3.
Croydon
Elementary. Special
Mentally Retarded
Menially
tarded, Elementary
A.
PELLMAN
3.
4.
4:
Sigma
MORITZ LOUIS SCHULTZ
LENA FISHER SHAFFER
Kingston
Sunbury
Dushore
Speech Correction, Social Studies
Speech Correction, English
Special
Resident Men's Association 1, 2; Day
Men's Association 3, 4; Sigma Alpha Eta
2. 3. 4; SEAP 4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4;
Election Board 2, 3; Assembly Committee
4; Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, 4. Vice-
FoolbaU
1. 2, 3,
4;
Track 2;
WHO'S
WHO
AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN
UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES.
LORRAINE JANE TAYLOR
President 3, Governing Board 3, 4; Kappa
Delta Pi 4; Sigma Alpba Eta 2, 3, 4,
Recording Secretary 4; "B" Club 3, 4;
College Choraleers 1; SEAP 4; SCA 1, 2;
Education for
tarded, Elementary
Mentally
the
Re-
Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Sigma
Alpha Eta 2. 3. 4; Athenaeum Club 1;
College Choraleers
SCA
1, 2, 3,
4;
SEAP
3,
4;
1, 2. 3, 4.
WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN
AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COL-
WHO'S
LEGES.
MARY MAXINE
ROBERT CHARLES WARKOMSKI
RUBY ROUSH TYLER
TIER
Nanticoke
Croydon
Northumberland
Elementary, Speech Correction
Special
Waller Hall .Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Sigma
Alpha Ela 2. 3. 4, Corresponding Secretary
3; .Athenaeum Club 1; College Choraleers
\^onian Representative 3; Assembly Committee Chairman 2; Waller Hall .Association
SEAP 3. 4; SCA
Editorial Board 3, 4.
1. 2. 3; Day Women's .Association 4; Sigma
.Alpha Eta 3; .Athenaeum Club 1; College
2, 3;
1, 2, 3,
4;
OBITER
Education for
tarded, Elementary
the
Mentally
Choraleers 1; Dramatic Club 1;
SCA
8.
SEAP
Re-
4;
Elementary, Speech Correction
Day Men's Association 1, 2. 3, 4; Sigma
Alpha Eta 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, 3;
Aviation Club 2, 3; SEAP 3, 4.
DOLORES EVELYN WAUGH
DENISE ANN WENKENBACH
Shanutkin
Wyncote
GILRERTA CLALDLNE
WILKLNSON
Siieech Correction, Elementary
Elementary, Special Education for the Mentally Retarded
Special
Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3; Waller
Hall Association 4; Siyma Alpha Eta 2. 3.
4;
MAROON AND GOLD
Circulation
Staff 2, 4.
Waller Hall Association
and Gold Band
2;
1,
1,
2,
SEAP
3,
MAROON AND GOLD
CAROL ANNE YOST
WILLARD
Allentown
Hazlelon
Education for
tarded. Elementary
Assembly
Committee
the
3,
Mentally
Re-
Waller
Hall
Sigma Alpha Eta
4;
Association \, 2, 3, 4;
L 2; Athenaeum Club 1; "B" Club 3, 4;
College Choraleers 1, 2. 3; SEAP 3, 4;
Social Usage Club 2;
GOLD Circulation Staff 3, 4.
MAROON AND
D.
4;
Kappa
2, 3, 4;
Delta Pi 3, 4; Sigma Alpha Eta
Athenaeum Club 2; "B" Club
lege Choraleers
Special
1,
3.
1, 2, 3,
3,
4;
SCA
4;
4:
Col-
Maroon
1.
2,
Editorial Board
3;
2.
ZIEGLER, JR.
Speech Correction, Elementary
Day Men's Association L 2, 3, 4; Sigma
Alpha Eta L 2, 3, 4; Aviation Club 2. 3;
Men's Intramurals
2. 3.
Milan
Education for
tarded, Elementary
the
Mentally
Re-
Waller Hall Association \, 2, 3, 4; Sigma
Alpha Eta 2. 3. 4; SEAP 3. 4; SCA 1. 2.
Is
lliat
Pole
i>.
Now
is
where the North
Mrs. Wagner?
Ruth Ann Davis directs
a second grade reading group.
I'/fc
"*
199
the time
WTTO'S WTTO AATDXG S Tl
ANN HESTON
LENA SHAFFER
JO
JANICE KUNES
MORITZ SCHULTZ
200
T)i:\ TS
IN
AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
DOROTHY MARCY
BERNICE DIETZ
JOHN LOiNGO
RONALD ROMIG
201
WHO'S
WHO
\Mo\r; STi dents in
ELAINE DIAUGUSTINE
MARJORIE MORSON
ROBERT GOWER
SARA SCHILLING
202
AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
MARY ANN THORNTON
KAY NEARING
JOANNE BECHTEL
DONALD KER
203
WIKTS
WHO
AM()N(; Sll
Each student who becomes a member receives:
and benefits of
nition in the annual ]niMication:
ELIZABETH SPROUT
a certificate of recognition; recog-
the Student Placement Service.
MARY
FRANK REED
204
DFATS
PILESKI
JANUARY GRADUATION-1959
''And today
we
are faced with
.
"Congratulations, Mr. Gower."
Ice at the end of the long, hard road.
SEINIOI}
l)ll{K(;'l'()|{Y
BUSINKSS
I^;vi;iigood, Karl
071 \..rlh Franklin. Potltdown, Pa.
I^wIh, Sandra
Jay
Batifjs,
R. U.
Basso, Lorraine
Barbara
Batzil.
H.
OrunticviUr.
I'a.
Lczinski. Dorothy
45 North Kleventh, Bangor,
I'u.
Long. Jay
].
.54.5
f).
.3,
.Shickshinny, Pa.
North Cameron, Scranton, Pa.
Sw«-«?l Vall»-y.
Pa.
Bcchlcl. J.iiinne
Spring Crest, Sinking Spring, Ba.
112 East Nesquehoning. Kaston, fa.
Lundahl. Ruth
Herndon, Pa.
Brdnar. Walter
128 Second, Wyoming, Pa.
Lutsey, Milton
10 Summit. .Shavertown. Pa.
Beeson,
.34
Ann
20.38
Berg, Kugene
Bittic,
Wharton Road, Clenside,
Janice
Boehmer, Earl
Rock Glen, Pa.
Boyer. Willarrl
Muncy
Braun, Carl
Valley, Pa.
326 Arch, Sunbury, Pa.
Brower, Edward
80 Bertha,
_
Bninibach. Audrey
Feasterville, Pa.
311 Market, Bangor. Pa.
Butz, Joseph
„
Cam|)bell, Louise
7 Chestnut. Glen Lyon, Pa.
31 Hudson, Lewistown. Pa.
M2 Wiltshire,
Clark, Carol
Concavage, Thomas
Upper Darby, Pa.
226 South Poplar.
Mount Carmel,
Davifs. Margaret
I)cll)augh,
Pa.
1329 Warren, Allentown, Pa.
87 Wilder, Cressona, Pa.
Dietz, Bernice
Klingerstown. Pa.
Donar. Otto
Bo.x 138, Sheppton. Pa.
Doyle, Vincent
41 Main, Locust Gap, Pa.
Dreisbach, Joy
R. D. 3. Lehighton. Pa.
Drumtra. Ellen
26 North Pine, Hazleton. Pa.
Dye. Charles
Epler.
Raymond
R. D.
....
297 Monument, Wyoming, Pa.
Gary
.,
Fisher, Larry
Freed, James
Lamar
Galinski. Jolin
Garman. James
Gaughan. Harold
Girton. Connie
Hoyt. Charles
Johnston. Joseph
Jones. Hettie
Kasper, John
Kish, Sophia
Kovalevich,
Emma
Kruk, Leonard Jr
Kunes, Janice
Labyack, Mary
_.
212 North
Miller, Lois
Gilbert.
_
Moser, Betty
256 Leonard, Bloomsburg, Pa.
Mourev. Sandra
Nearing, Martha
174 Schuvlkill. Shenandoah. Pa.
-_
.
203 West
Noble, John
Bloomsburg. Pa.
385 Main Road. W^ilkes-Barre. Pa.
324 Iron. Bloomsburg. Pa.
36 South Woodlawn. Aldan, Pa.
M. R. 37. Easton. Pa.
Perry, Charles
Sandra
2217 North Main, Scranton. Pa.
Powell, Jack
Quick, Rolland
Ralston,
Fifth,
Main, Locust Gap, Pa.
Perotti, Lt!onard
Pfister.
Shenandoah. Pa.
Third, .Mifninville, Pa.
41 Jackson. Montrose. Pa.
Rodman
Carroll Park. R. D. 5.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
138 East Mahanoy, Mahanoy City. Pa.
Reed. Frank
Rhoads. W^iodrow
Box
51. Port Clinton. Pa.
1215 Pettibone. Scranton. Pa.
Rozelle. Blanche
525 Richards Road.
Ruggieri. Linda
Kennett Square. Pa.
Ryan. Calvin
Jr.
202 Dewart, Riverside, Pa.
Mary
1000 Grant. Hazleton. Pa.
Larry
Schell.
Shuletsky.
Hereford, Pa.
138 Center. Trov. Pa.
1.
Sunburv. Pa.
Hunlock Creek. Pa.
224 Garden. Horsham. Pa.
160 Sylvan Drive. York. Pa.
R. D.
Janetka. Carl
Mary
Menkewicz, Alice
404 Clifton. Collingdale. Pa.
132 Westwond. Minersville. Pa.
209 West Willow. Shamokin, Pa.
R. D. 2, Shickshinny. Pa.
Hunter. Duane
North Vine. Hazleton. Pa.
Smith. Sally
481 West Main. Bloomsburg. Pa.
1908 Old Berwick Road,
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Hayhurst. Susan
7.34
26 West Third, Bloom-sburp, Pa.
1411 Wyoming, Forty Fort, Pa.
Spahr, Paul
1.
443 West Main. Girardville. Pa.
425 East. Bloomsburg. Pa.
126 North Fourth. Frackville. Pa.
Gwasdacus, Edward
Marsilio. Louis
Mate( hak. William
Mattern,
"B", Girardville, Pa.
14« West Main, Girardville, Pa.
Jr.
Newport. Pa.
R. D.
Harris, Robert
23.-,
436 East Fifth, Berwick. Pa.
607 Lackawanna. Forest Citv. Pa.
R. D.
Fry. Janet
MaryAnne
Malarkey, Eugene
143 Columbia. Bloomsburg. Pa.
919 Shamokin, Trevorton, Pa.
124 Christian. Nanticoke. Pa.
605 East Market. Pottsville. Pa.
Fowler, Myrtle
Freeiand.
Turbotville. Pa.
115 North Landis, Humnielstown. Pa.
Fenner. John
Fisher.
1,
Majika.s.
74 North Iron, Bloonwburg, Pa.
Norton. William
Pa.
412 Keystone, Peckville. Pa.
499 Orange, Northumberland, Pa.
William
Longo, John
2.
Box 72. Cresco.
23 C, Mahanoy City.
Stablum. Joan
Swatt. Kenneth
203 W^est Ridge. Nesquehoning. Pa.
Thear. Robert
Thomas. Donald
Treon. Gerald
Tressler.
Troxell.
George
Frank
\^'arburton.
1118 West Montgomery.
Shamokin. Pa.
525 Reagan, Sunbury. Pa.
210 Shamokin. Trevorton. Pa.
621 East Dewart. Shamokin. Pa.
Thompson. Pa.
Nancy
Watts. Barbara
Watts.
_.
400 Parkview. Penndel. Pa.
Unger. Carl
Pa.
817 Brook. Scranton. Pa.
48 West Main. Bloomsburg. Pa.
Taormina. Philip
Walker. Margaret
525 Market, Johnsonburg. Pa.
Route 1, Nazareth. Pa.
605 Reagan. Sunbury. Pa.
Swover. William
Pa.
1235 Fourth. Catasauqua. Pa.
122 Elk. Wilkes-Barre. Pa.
721 Wilson. Chester. Pa.
Swider, Stanley
Norman
Winn. Robert
Yeanish. Craig
Yerk. Donald
Light Street. Pa.
373 East
First.
Bloomsburg. Pa.
State. Millville. Pa.
110 Fairmount. Sunbury. Pa.
750 Main. Slatington. Pa.
317 Summer. Roversford. Pa.
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ELEMENTARY
Raymond
Sugalski.
11 Railroad. Glen Lyon. Pa.
Swisher. William
Andrysick, Dorothy
Maple and Mt. Road.
Alden Station. Pa.
Aumiller, Faye
North Main, Milroy, Pa.
Baylor.
R. D.
Jill
Sunbury. Pa.
1.
31 North Fourth, Sunbury, Pa.
Beers. Margaret
_
Bendinsky. Sonja
Gilberton, Pa.
Terzopolos. Renee
Turner. Janet
Noxen. Pa.
218 West Park, Centralia, Pa.
1704 West Market, Lewisburg, Pa.
Ann
Ulshafer.
Wagner. Harriet
Walsh. Claire
Bridge,
Bittenbender. Janet
275 East Sixth. Bloomsburg. Pa.
Waltman. Elizabeth
Wanat, Dolores
Bobber, Eleanor .—
1709 West Pine. Shamokin. Pa.
Whalen. Mary Jane
Anne
Breslin,
16 East Centre, Shenandoah. Pa.
Box
Buck. Francis
Burrows. Judith
24. Starrucca. Pa.
Hillside Estates. R. D. 5.
._
504 East Fourth. Bloomsburg, Pa.
119 North Jardin. Shenandoah, Pa.
.....
R. D.
Ann
Plane. Pa.
Allenwood, Pa.
1,
295 James, Kingston, Pa.
211 West Cherry.
Shenandoah. Pa.
Yeager, Barbara
Yurgis.
Mahanoy
R. D.
1.
Catawissa, Pa.
24 East Coal, Shenandoah. Pa.
Danville. Pa.
Box
Davis. Ronald
Light Street. Pa
Davis. Ruth
318 LaSalle. Berwick. Pa.
Adams. Edward
203 Franklin, Susquehanna, Pa.
23 Spring, Glen Lyon, Pa.
Alexander, Irvin
DiAugustine. Elaine
Farina, Michael
Fine, Orville
Thomas
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46 Cherry. Danville. Pa.
24 East
Furman. Paulette
Cower. Robert
Greenland. Sue
Grochowski, Barbara
Hane. Nancy
Haney. Alice
Hawke. Patty
First,
Bloomsburg. Pa.
1237 Liberty. Allentown. Pa.
R. D.
1.
Pittston. Pa.
132 Railroad. Glen Lyon. Pa.
Helgemo. Ruth
Hockenberrv. Barbara
Huda. John
Lechner. Rita
26 Vine. Danville. Pa.
Ward
136 East Chestnut, Shamokin. Pa.
Lichtel.
16 North Second.
Marcavage. Valeria
Anne
13 Grand Parkway, Lewistown, Pa.
711 Brook. Bryn
Morson. Marjorie
Moser. Ruth
Muir. Julia
2629 West Fourth. Williamsport. Pa.
530 Academy.
Novak. Edward
128 Welles. Nanticoke. Pa.
103 Berwick. Beaver Meadows. Pa.
Pendal. Joseph
943 East Market. Danville. Pa.
Pollock. Patricia
Pomes, Mary
12 Brookside, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Wendy
717 Stevenson Lane, Towson
Scheuren. Herbert
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Sprout. Elizabeth
Staronka. William
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Md.
Lavelle. Pa.
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Trucksville. Pa.
651 Chestnut. Kulpmont. Pa.
Beckley. Ruthann
R. D.
Bingaman. Dahle
1.
Benton. Pa.
Laurelton. Pa.
Bonenberger, Mary
Boop. Betty
Seventh Ogden. Girardville. Pa.
409 Thompson. Mifflinburg. Pa.
5008 Locust Lane. Harrisburg. Pa.
Bottorf. Robert
Braubitz. John
301 Coal. Trevorton. Pa.
James
103 East Oak. Frackville. Pa.
Brosius.
Burger. Paul
Burger.
222 Main. Catawissa. Pa.
222 Main. Catawissa. Pa.
Raymond
Box
Carson. Connie
143. Light Street. Pa.
Cawthern, Joseph
29 South Diamond. Shamokin. Pa.
Concannon. Jean
348 Jefferson. Bloomsburg. Pa.
Coons. Carol
201 West Pine, .\thens.
422 West Main. Weatherly.
703 Pennypack Circle. Hatboro.
101 North Nice. Frackville.
Corrigan, John
Corrigan. Robert
Costa. Joseph
Covington, Marlow
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
237 East Richardson.
Langhorne. Pa.
Crider,
508 South Hyde Park.
James
Scranton. Pa.
Crocomo. Filomena
Cummings, Joseph
Dalton. Joan
306 Mahoning, Milton. Pa.
New Freedom. Pa.
Dunnick. Sally
Gary
Headley. Dushore. Pa.
Fiorenza. John
Ferdock, Michael
Fleck.
Thomas
Fletcher.
John
777 East Green. Allentown. Pa.
432 South Second, St. Clair. Pa.
24 Spruce. Danville. Pa.
Dean. Eiderson
518 North Second,
Shamokin. Pa.
126 Riley, Nanticoke. Pa.
116 Sunbury. Riverside. Pa.
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Beaver. Robert
Egli.
825 Rural. Williamsport. Pa.
Lee, Pa.
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Peckville. Pa.
Main Road.
123 West Saylor. Atlas. Pa.
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206 Harrison. Lewisburg. Pa.
Neff. Lela
Schicatano, Sylvester
Mawr. Pa.
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Rundel.
Pa.
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Markovci, Margaret
Metzger,
St. Clair.
Station. Pa.
145 Girard. Atlas. Pa.
Barnhart. Clarence
Beach. Craig
625 Bloom. Danville. Pa.
B-75 Main. Connerton, Pa.
Babetski. Robert
R. D. 5. Bloomsburg. Pa.
Mathewson Terrace. Factoryville. Pa.
101 West Houston.
Montgomery. Pa.
Kostenbauder. Sherwyn
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Bach. Matthew
Tamaqua. Pa.
3.
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Andrysick. Joseph
Bartleson, Ross
Pittsburgh 37. Pa.
R. D.
321 South York, Mechanicsburg. Pa.
Amberlavage, Helen
R. D. 2, Selinsgrove. Pa.
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600 Maple. Lewistown. Pa.
32 Downing. Wilkes-Barre. Pa.
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46. Blandon. Pa.
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West MiUon.
614 North Locust. Centralia.
366 Vine. Berwick.
311 West Market. Danville.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
Pa.
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221 West Third. HIiDni.sljurn, Pa.
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Ker. Donald
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Main. Girardvilie, Pa.
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Ann
Mary Ann
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Thomas.
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Danvill.-. Pa.
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Bloomnburp, Pa.
(Carroll Park.
25 Witsl Anthony. Bioomsburp. Pa.
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S.,uth.
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340 Market. Trevorton, Pa.
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205 Park. Milton. Pa.
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Walsh, Mary
73 East Pettebone, Forty Fort, Pa.
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Benton. Pa.
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405 East Eighth. Berwick.
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Nicholson. Pa.
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Elysburg. Pa.
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Mescan. Robert
Maple. Tresckow. Pa.
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Pa.
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Aristes. Pa.
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Robert
Shickshinny, Pa.
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3,
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Stish.
Mill Koad. Hatl.oro. Pa.
Butler Terrace, Freeland. Pa.
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Sasso.
2();{
Numidia. Pa.
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Valania. Peter
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Trudnak. June
388 Monument, Wyoming, Pa.
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Berlin, Pa.
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Miller.
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New
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lesion.
Shamokin. Pa.
Fifth.
122 South Morri.s.
Orchitis. Vincent
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7(M Parker, Wcalhcrly, Pa.
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Franklin.
Wyoming,
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Sunbury. Pa.
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Dushore. Pa.
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Mary
Ruby
70 North Iron. Bloomsburg. Pa.
Tyler.
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Wenicenbach. Denise
Wilkinson. Gilberta
Yost. Carol
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