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BLOOMSBURG STATE COLLEGE
Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania

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In

its

one hundred twenty-five years of growth. Bloomsburg State College has

undergone many changes. The Class of 1964 has been witness

came

progress. This year's graduating class

They leave Bloombsurg

State College.

much more

But

To

those of us

who

has changed

struction.

Academy

spirit
in

this

year,

From

in

its

much

first

of

this

year as a

year as a Liberal Arts College.

first

just the curricular offerings.

there has been

one ever-present

which has characterized our college since

1839. This reminder

The college we leave seems quite

us four short years ago.

Bloomsburg

to

its

Bloomsburg than

Bloomsburg

leave

reminder of the dynamic
ginnings as an

at

in

to

the sights

is

different

its

be-

and sounds of con-

from the college which greeted

ue have become intimately acquainted with

the first

earth movers, steel girders, and cement mixers.

They have become

as

much

a part

of our college lives as the traditional studies, dances, and dates.
It

is

for

this

reason that we.

the

staff

of

the

1964 OBITER, have chosen

construction as our theme for our ever-expanding college.
In reality, this construction
It is

the

aim of our college

of their students the ideals

been

its

It

is

symbolic of the purpose of Bloomsburg.

to build teachers

upon which

guiding spirit for the

is

theme

last

who

will

be able to

was

the institution

instill in

built

the minds

and which have

century and a quarter.

our hope that the memories our class will carry away from Bloomsburg

State College will be those of an ever-growing

To carry out

this

Alma Mater.

theme of construction, we have reproduced on our divider

pages pen and ink sketches done by Elizabeth Owens, head of the Art Department
at

G.A.R. Memorial

High School.

W

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recognize the campus views which Miss

Pa.

Many

Owens has captured

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Staff

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our students will

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hum of learning. And. certainly, this is what BSC
really is. Four years ago there was nothing to
interrupt the peacefulness of our campus.
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of birds singing and wind rustling through the
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drills, earth movers, test drillings, and
cranes. Our campus took on a new look.

Everywhere were the inevitable piles of
earth, open trenches, and buildings in all
stages of construction. Walking from class
to class became an adventure.
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still
some havens of rest
places where the ever-expanding
herd of earth movers had not trespassed. The
shadows were still the same in front of Old
North Hall and Waller Hall. The serenity
of Navy Hall had not been disturbed. Many
places were left for us to go and enjoy the

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The sights and sounds of ihi' onslruclion
gangs always seem to slip into our minds to disturb our thougiils. It might lie in the middle of
a stimulating lecture, or an interesting film, or a
final examination. Sooner or later, everyone began
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become

in the progress of the conof us would lake our daily walk
past the site of construction and check to see just
how the project was progressing. The spirit of
expansion and growth soon made its presence felt
to

interested

All

struction.

on the entire college community.
Just the

same

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.

looking forward to the
when the earth movers, cranes, derricks, and
ment mixers have left RIoomsburg and we
once more ramble about the campus in peace
All

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of

us

are

day
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can

and

tranquility

"A consummation devoutly

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to

be wished."

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President of the College
Bodrd of Trysfees
Admirtistrcitive Officers
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Personnel

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To

the

Members

of the Senior Class:

in

1964 enjoy the distinction of receiving

tiie

twenty-fifth year of the second century

Those who graduate
the bachelor's degree in

of the life of the College.

In the past quarter century,

I

have never known a class which

exemplified the ideals of Bloomsburg as do yon.

We

are proud to

claim the Class of 1964 as our own.

You

are

ever

welcome

at

your Alma Mater, and we shall

always be interested in your progress throughout the coming years.

Sincerely vours.

Harvey A. Andruss. President

I'hc

studeiil- of

lllootnslnirg

State (College

lake tins opportunity of

weh'oniina
Dr. and Mis. Harvey A. Andruss
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lo

llic

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campus
afler their

ncent voyage

I'ar F.ast

to the

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Mr. William A. Lank, President

Mr.

Mr. Leo

S.

Dennen

J.

Howard

E. A. Fenstemacher

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Hon. Bernard Kelly

Mr. Guy Bangs

Deily, Secretary

The Hon. Harold

Mr. Sa'muel .lacobs

L. Paul, Vice-President

Adtttitiistrative Officers

Mr. Boyd

F.

B.S..

Buckingham
M.S.

Director of Public Relations
On Sabbatical Leave

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Assistcint$ Id the

Mrs. Elizabeth M. Williams
B.S.,

M.Ed.

Arr

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Joan Gregory
A.B., M.A.
Departmental Chairman

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Verna Brooks
A.B., M.Ed.

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James DeVore
B.F.A., M.F.A.

Otto D. Harris
B.S..

Kenneth T. Wilson,
B..S., M.Art Ed.

M.A.

Jr.

James B. Creasy
B.S., M.S.Bus-Admin.

Norman
B.S.,

L.

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Hilgar

M.Ed.

Margaret A. Jack
B.S., M.Ed.

Clayton H. Hinkel
B.S..

M.Ed.

Ellen L. Lensing
B.Ed., M.S., Ph.D.

Business Education

Lloyd Tourney
M.S. Ed., Ed.D.
Director of Business Educa-

S.

B..S.Ed.,

tion

Margaret E. McCern
B.S.. M.Ed.

Francis
B.S.,

J.

Radice

M.Ed.

Walter S. RypicI
B.S., M.Ed.

Edwards
M.Ed.

C. Stuart
B.S.,

Education

Education und Psychology

Robert C. Miller
B.S., M.Ed., Ed.D.
Departmental Chairman

Ellamae Jackson
B.S., M.Ed., P.D.

Dean

oj

Women

Education and Psychology

Mvles

J.

Anderson

B.S.
Assistant to the

Dean

oj

Donald R. Bashore

Men

Lee E. Aumiller
B.S.. M.S., Ed.D.
Educational Psychology

Ernest H. Eiigelhardt
A.B.. M.A.. Ed.D.
Education and Psychology

W^

A.J. McDonnell
A.B.,

Robert G. Norton

M.Ed.

B.S.,

Supervisor of Secondary Studen! Teachers

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M.Ed.

Supervisor of Secondary Student Teachers

Dorothy Helen Andrysick
B.S. in Elem. Ed.
Benjamin Franklin Laboratory
School
Grade 2

Iva

Mae

B.S..

V. Beckley

M.Ed.

Supervisor of Elementary Student Teachers

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Thaddfus I'intrnuski
B.S.. M.Ed.
Audio-Visual Kiluraiion

Martin \. Satz
B.A., M.A.. I'h.D.
Psychology

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Beatrice
B.S..

M. Englehart

M.S.

Benjamin Franklin Lahoratorr

Deborah Griffith
B.S., M.A.
Benjamin Franklin Laboratory
School

School
Kindergarten

Grade 4

n
E. Paul V^'agnir

Eiizal.rtli

M.Ed.. Ed.n.
Psychology

M.Ed.
Education

B.S.,

H.

Williams

B..S.,

Warren I. Johnson
B.S., M.Ed.

Elementary Education

Supervisor of Elementary Student Teachers

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Koyce O. Johnson
B.S.,

M.Ed.. Ed.D.

Director of Elementary Education

Nerine Middleswarth

Margaret C. Means
B.S.. M.Ed.
Supervisor of Elementary Student Teachers

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Ray

Sunderland
M.Ed.
Benjamin Franklin Laboratory

Kenneth A. Koberts
B.S.,

T.

B.S..

M.S.Ed.

Benjamin Franklin

La/ioratiir\

School

School

Grade 6

Grade 5

William
B.A.,

I).

Ei.-enberg

M.A.

Charles C. Kopp
B.S., A.M., Ph.n.

V
Diinald A.
B.S.,

Vannan

M.Ed., Ed.D.
Robert G. Meeker
B.A.,

M.A.

Alva W. Ri
B.S.,

M,A.

Ertgtish

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Jordan Richmond
Louis F. Thompson
A.B., M,A., Ph.D.
Actinp Departmental

M.A.

A.B..

William C. Roth
A.B., M.A.

Chair-

man

V
Edward

T.

B.S., M..S..

DeVoe
Ed.D.

Virginial A.

B.A.

Duck

Susan Rusinsko
B.A.,

M.A.

Jason Almu^ li n
A.B., A.M., Ph.D.

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Richard C. Savage
B.A.,

Gerald H. Strauss

M.A.

B.A.,

M.A.

hiinias Stiirgenn
A.B., M.A., Ph.D.
I

Cecil C. Seronsy
B.A.. M.A., Ph.D.
Chairman of the Department
of English
On leave

4-fe
D. Bauer
A.B., Ph.D.

f'arl

Departmental Chairman

k^
Francis E. Albert

John A. Enman

Jon A. CTlasgow

B.A., M.A., Ph.D.

B.A.,

M.A.

Lavere McChire
B.S., M.S.

Lee C. Hop[ile
M.S.

B.S.,

Rnssell E.
B.S.,

Houk

Joanne

M.Ed.

W. Kirhanl

Eh McLaughlin
B.S.,

M.Ed.

B.S.,

B.

B.S.,

Heotth

aiicf

George E. Wilwohl
B.S., M.Ed.

Beatrice M. Mettler
A.B.. M.S., R.N.

Sterhng
M.S.

Physicat Education

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Walter R. Blair
B.S., M.Ed.
Departmental Chairman

M.-iitzer

M.Ed.

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W.

McComb

B.S.

Eleanor

Wrav

A.B., M.S.

Matbematics

IWusic

Charles R. Reardin
B.A.,

Nelson A. Miller

M.A.

M.Ed.
Departmental Chairman
B.S..

Departmental Chairman

Claude L. Bordner
A.B., M.A.

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Jolin Bzik
B.S.,

M.M.

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Alden Buker
A.B., A.M., Ph.D.

Dean

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Charles H. Carlson
B.A., M.A., Ed.D.

of Arts

and Sciences

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David A. Crothamc
B.S., M.Ed., M.A.

Robert
B.A.

1,.

Klincdinst

Dorothy

William K. Decker
B.M.,

M.M.

B.S.

Science

.luhn S. bcrimgeoiir
B.S., ^T.Ed.

George

Ij.

.Stradlnian, Sr.

M.Ed.
Mathematics and Science
B.S.,

M. .lordan
A.B., M.S.
Departmental Chairman
Roliert

J.

Evans

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Michael Herbert
B.S., M.S., Ph.D.
Biology

(!raip L. Hirne

M.S.
Biology
B.S.,

Tobias K.

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Donald J. D'Elia
B.A., M.A.

Henry R. George
A.B., M.Litt.

Eugene D. Thoenen
A.B., M.A., Ph.D.

S|iee€h

fswr tall

4^1
Ralph
B.S.,

S.

Herre

M.A.. Ed.D.

Melville Hopkins
A.B., M.A., Ph.D.

C. G. Jackson
B.A., M.A.

Departmental Chaiinuin

Anthony F. Kotoli
B.A., M.A.

Hairy G. Sihalck

Mary Honirighous

Miehael

A.B., M.A., Ph.D.

A.B., M.A.. Ph.D.

.\.B.,

J.

McHale

M.A.

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Barbara

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Shorkley

B.A.. .M.S.. Ph.D.

Rolieil R. .Sulenhrigrr
B.A., M.A.

Robert D. RIchey
B.A..

M.A.

Amy
B.A..

J.

Short

M.A.

Special Educafioit

I.ola

(jwendolyn Fieanis

B.S.,

A.B., M.A.
Assistant Librarian

Maxwell
M.Ed.
Elementary Librarian
Donald

F. Maietta

Ph.D.
Director of Special Education
B.S., M.S.,

Ruth Sineal
B.S.,

Edward

G.

Mayer

M.Ed.
Mental Retardation

B.S.,

M.S.L. S.

Richard P. Mease
B.S., M.S.
Speech Correction

College Physicicins

Gilbert R.

Samuel

B.S..

M.S.
Speech Correction

W. Selders
M.Ed.. Ed.D.

Reading

P. Shilling

B.S.,

V.

W. Reese

B.S.,

M.D.

Ubrciry

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Elinor R. Keefer
A.B.. B.S. in L.
Head Librarian

S.,

L.L.M.

H. P.

Hoffman

B.S..

M.D.

College Nurses
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Thomas

Cjorey

Superintendent

of

Buildings

W. Horace Williams
Manager oj College Store

and Grounds

C

Fannie D. Crawford, R.N.
Directing \urse

Bruce C. Dietterick
B.A.
Public Rclatiuns

hfur H.

Gilbert R.N.

Nettie

Nari-^lrtstructionat

I.

Seely. R.N.

Personnel

Betty Cooper

Resident Adviser

Paul G. Martin
B.S.

Business

C. Donald Huuseniik
Data Processing Supervisor

Manager

Hildepard I'estel
B.Lib.S., LL.D.
Reference Librarian

Anna Knight
Institutional Secretary

Althea Hoke
Resident Adviser

P

ijcpartded Currkular
Dean

of

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COLLEGE WINS 3/M AS
SISTANCE GRANT TO
EDUUCATION AWARD
Bloonisburg;

was one of

State

Colle,

five schools in Ea;

ern Pennsylvania to receive tli
grant based on proposals fi
use of the overhead projecti

by faculty. Shown in the a
companying photo are, left
right, Mr. Jack D. Saundei
Sales Representative of

Minn

Mining and Manufacturii
Company; Dean John A. Hoc
who accepted the award in tl
name of the college: Mr. J. P
sota

Bergin.

MMM

Sales

Supervisor

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and Mr. Thaddeus Pi
trowski.
Audio-visual Educ
tion

:

professor,

who

acted

;

chairman of the committee pr
paring the material which w;
submitted to an impartial boa]
of

judges.

The

college

honored by
lected as one of the
of this award, the
value of which is in
deeply

With

growth of the college in all fields of
academic areas have felt the impact of
recent changes in curricular growth and development. In
order to take advantage of rapidly-improving techniques in
educational television, the faculty is engaged in a continuing
study of closed-circuit telf\ision as a means of improving
classroom instruction. Sutliff Hall, the newest classroom
building of the campus, is completely wired for closedcircuit TV. while other new buildings are being planned
the rapid

certain

with similar facilities.
There has been a phenomenal increase in interest in
modern foreign languages German. French, and Spanish.

—

The

foreign language laboratory and a
well-prepared, enthusiastic faculty in the Department of
Foreign Languages have given impetus to an emphasis that
has been long overdue in teacher education. Three summer
study tours to Germany. France, and Spain will highlight
the innovations that have marked the growth of this acainstallation

demic

of a

monetai
excess

Elementary
Education Curriculnni Materials Center in the Benjamin
Franklin Laboratory School will be available for use. Plans
for the center ha\c been formulated and include a textbook
in

Se|)teml)er

i9f>.S.

the

ni'w

materials used
elementary science, and the
social studies, and research reports in the area of curriculum
library, displays of up-to-date instructiotial
in the

language

arts, arithmetic,

and instructional

will be visited by a team from
the Dejjartment of Public Instruction early in the fall of
1964 for the purpose of evaluating the revised curriculums

and evaluation. The College

teacher education for automatic program approval.
Special emphasis will be placed on recent improvements in
offerings in .Scicticc. Mathematics. Foreign Languages, and

in

Fine Arts.

The programs in the Arts and Sciences, which were
inaugurated in September 196.-), are also being restudied
by special faculty committees which have been appointed
by the Dean of Instruction. These new offerings will be
subjected to a critical evaluation by the Middle States Association of Schools and Colleges in 1966. and the College
hopes that all necessary changes and refinements will be
effected by that time.
Increased faculty

interest lias been e\idenced in the
area of the newer techniques in classroom instruction. This
was evidenced recently when the College was awarded a
AGE Grant of $.5000 for the purchase of overhead

3M

departtneiit.

I5eginning

activities.

In adflition to these specific impii>\enicnts. the present

teacher education curriculum

is

constantly subject to review

projectors and equipment for the
materials for classroom instruction.

])reparation

of

visual

tremendous growth and expansion of enrollGraduate Studies, the College has
extended its academic services to include graduate programs
in Business Education, Elementary Education, Special Education for the Mentally Retarded, Speech Correction, and
English. The newly-created State Board of Education will
soon consider an ajiplication to add Social Studies, including Geography, to the list of graduate studies,
X^ ith

ment

in

the

the Division of

s

recipien

$3,000.

activity,

wi

being

i

A

TE
Si UDIES

}K

On June
monwealth

Com-

1960, the State Council of Education of the

9.

of Pcnnslvania authorized the

Bloomsburg State College

inaugurate a program of graduate studies and to confer the

to

Master of Education degree, (graduate courses for students desiring
secure the Master of Education degree in Business Education,

to

Elementary
Education

Education.
for

the

The program

College.

and curriculums

ROBERT

C.

of the College.

MILLER

Director

year

lc)c

both

Retarded

and

Correction,

Special

now offered by

are

the

operative within the framework of policies

is

approved by the Graduate Council

dev5ei€Fp^d:;and

_._

C^rat^e&^JSfe

Speech

English.

Mentally

-^^^^i^£^^%x

ot^^^;ldurmg^Sumtoer

full and,

part4ime

sessions

and the academic

improve their

studettts desiring to

professional competence. There are%&vtf.\pver four hundred students

enrolled in the program which be^artWrfihe

The dedication

The need

endeavor

of the College to the success of this

tinuing effort to serve the academic

community and

lo

i^ Etli^

summer

of 1961.

another step

in the con-

imjirove the status of the teaching profession.

for professional education for teacher.* extending beybnd^the undergraduate level has

long been recognized by educational leaders throughout the LInited States. In recent years the Pennsyl-

vania

Council

State

of

Education has

takein

positive

action

improve

to

instruction

in

public

schools by upgrading certification requirements for teachers. This action indicates a clear recognition

by the State Council of the need for training beyond the Bachelor's degree. Mandated salary schedules

mum

which provide salary differentials for holders of Master's degrees

in the

form of higher maxi-

as

primary purpose the

salaries give additional recognition of the value of graduate study.

The program

of graduate studies at

Bloomsburg State College has

To

increasing of the competency of teachers in Pennsylvania.

its

achieve this purpose, the following

specific objectives, as they relate to the individual student, have been developed.
1.

To

2.

To provide an opportunity

|)rovide opportunity for

ciety

—a

society in

advanced study

in a selected

field

for developing a better understanding of the culture of our so-

which the teacher

is

expected to assume an increasingly important role.

3.

To encourage independent thought and

4.

To provide an

incentive for continuing professional growth.

.S.

To develop

basic understanding of research

a

research in the field of education
6.

To develop

a

of specialization.

may

and develop problem-solving

initiative

methods and

lechiiiiiucs

so

ability.

that

reports of

be correctly interpreted and evaluated.

more comprehensive understanding

of the teaching

and learning processes.

OMSBURG STATE COLLEGE
BLOOMSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA

FEBRUARY

1963

Number

2

.

For nearly
tioii

a renliiry

has continued

personnel for

ono of thf chief olijecti\es of

'N'

r»

--*

this iiistilu-

and professional

to he the preparation of teacliers

|iiiblic

—

school careers. However, in

IQCiO

our name

was ehanj^ed from Bloonisburg State Tcachcis College to liloomsburg
State (iollejic: in l')()l the collciie was authorized by an Act of
the

Assembly

(General

formulate academic curriculunis in the

to

Arts and Sciences leading to the degree of tJarhelor of Arts; aWd

on

May

Council

o.

1962.

of

Education

college was granted apjiroval

the

to

jiroceed

The

programs for

uith

during the academic year 1963-61 that

now drawing

is

ALDEN BUCHER

by the State
this

Dean

degree

to "8*1

More than eighty

year of the Arts and Sciences has been a \ery encotiragiti*' ohe

first

stu-

dents enrolled during the first semester, and the -eeond -tmester saw an increase of approximately
ten per cent. \^ ithin a \ery few years there will no doubt !>e sevcra;L..liundrcd students enrolled in
the

piogram.

Many
paratory

Arts" students are conscious of the necessity of this tyiie of education as pregraduate degrees r((piired for careeis in college and university teaching: others are

"Liheral

to the

enrolled in the program in preparation for medical, law, and other protessional schools; and still
other students are working towards the B.A. as a terminal degree uhieh will stand them in good
stead for entering directly into careers in liusiness, industi), and reseanh.
In

the

Bachelor of Arts curriculum

il

i-

po-sible to major in anv one of a wide variety

of subjects within one of three general areas of eoneentration:
1.

Humanities

Natural Sciences

Art

Physics

Speech and Theater Studies

Biology

2.

-*'

^English

Chemistry

1

-A

'

Earth Science

French

Mathematics

German
Spanish

Social Sciences

Business and Economics

Music

Economics

Philosophy

History
Political Soil

ntnropology

Sociology an

Psychology

Geography
Students concentrating

W^.
in

%-»-

..&^

\*^' -A...*-

\

two years of mathematics

the \atural Science aiea are rerpiired to take

(through Differential Calculus) and two years of a laboratory science, but students concentrating in
the [fumanities or Social Sciences areas are required to lake only one year of mathematics

year of a laboratory science. Foreign language through the soidiomore level

is

required of

and one
all

stu-

dents in the program.

As head

of the Arts and Scienees division.

pioneering "Liberal

Arts" students

I

wish

who have rnadp

most difficult of academic struggles, but

if

to

express

personal congratulations to you

my

the, grade this year.

you persevere

in this struggle,

You have embarked on
it

of satisfying rewards.

C)

I

the

will result in a lifetime

Qf\

of Arts and Sciences

I

Senior Portraits
Classes
Senior
Jurtior

Sophomore
Freshman

Bysirtess Educoticin
^
with

Dr. S. Lloyd Tourney, Director of Business Education, poses
Mi's Marparet Jack, staff member.

A
of

Student teacher Lester Diettrich receives instructions
the

l)usiness

new mimeographing machine
education

department from

in the use
the Bloomsburg Senior High
Dr. Ellen L. Lensing, supervisor
in

of student teachers.

Business students conduct panel discussion in P. 0. D. class in the new
Senior High School. Mr. Ciampi. cooperating teacher, and
student teacher Robert Kutchi obser\'e.

Berwick Area

A West entrance of the new Bloomsburg
Senior High School, one of the cooperating
districts in the college's service area.

I

B 1

WW

^
"

A

conference with cooperating teacher Mr. Murray

Watts

follows presentation of a lesson in business
in the Berwick Senior High School.

education

A Student teacher Paul Conard and a group of Berwick High School
students check a reference on a typing problem.

^

Gary Sprout records six-weeks grades in the Business EduDepartment of the new Bloomsburg High School,

cation

RICHARD FLOYD ALUS
Towanda

General Business
Pi

Omega

Pi 4;

Business Education Club

1,

2,

4.

3,

HAROLD ANDREWS
Northumberland

Accounting
Day Men's Assoiiation

if-*^

1,

2, 3,

Student

ans' Association 2, 3:

4; Business Education Club 2; Veter-

PSEA

3, 4.

MARIANNE LOUISE ANTONETTI
Accounting
Big Name Entertainment 2; Business Education Club
national Relations Club 3: Science Club 2; Student

Sayre
1, 2,

PSEA

3: Inter1,

2,

3.

REGINALD JOHN ARNOLD
Bloomsburg
General Business
Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Pi Omega Pi 3, 4; Business Education Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Student PSEA 4; Veterans' Association 1:
National Business Education Association 4; Men's Intramurals.

BARBARA JEAN BALUTA
Shickshinny
Business Education Club I, 2. 3: International
Relations Club 2, 3, Secretary 3; Freshman Talent Show; Homecoming Hostess Committee 1; Waller Hall Float Committee 1;

General Business

Pi

Omega

Pi 2, 3;

Newman Club

1,

2, 3;

Modern Dance

3.

JOHN HENRY BAUSCH
Accounting
English Club

Student PSEA 4: Football
National Business Education Association 4.
1:

1.

2.

3:

Danville
Basketball 1;

TERRY LEE BEARD
Blandon
Accounting
Men's Resident Council 1. 2, 3, 4; Phi Sigma Pi 3, 4; Pi Omega Pi
Business Education Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Student PSEA 4:
2, 3, 4;
Intramural Football

2.

WILLIAM JAMES BERRY,

JR.

Danville
Accounting
Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4: Business Education Club 1, 2:
Student PSEA 4: Veterans' Association 3.

CARL LEONARD BROOKING
Bloomsburg
Accounting
Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Phi Omega 4; Business
Education Club 3, 4; Student PSEA 4; Veterans' Association 2;
Men's Intramurals 2, 3, 4.

DANIEL EARL BROWN
Accounting
Day Men's Association 3; Buiness Education Club
Gold Band 1; Freshman Dance Committee 1.

Laporte
1,

2;

Maroon and

DONNA BROWN
Drexel Hill
Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3; Blooinslmi'f; Playi'is 1; Business
Eiliication Club 1, 2, 4; Student PSEA 1, 2, 4: Maroon and Gold 1:
Fashion Show 1, 2, 3, 4; Waller Hall Counselor 2.
Secretariat

(;E0RGE

ARTHUR BURGE.

Accounting

Day Men's

PSEA

^Hf^^pfr^''

JR.
Danville

Association

4:

Businc

Education

Clul)

3:

Student

^k

1.

RALPH
Accounting
Day Men's Association

Accounting

2,

3: Business Education

HAROLD JOHN COLE,

1.

2.

CHIGLINSKY

1, 2, 3.

4:

JR.

Bloomsburg

Secretarial

Day Men's

2,

R.

Club

Shenandoah
Men's Resident Council 3: Business
3; Student PSEA 4; Men's Intramurals 2, 3, 4.

Association

Education Club

CARLONE
Shamokin

1,

EDWARD
Day Men's

V.

4; Men's Resident Council 1; Business Education Club 2: Student PSEA 3, 4; Veterans' Association 1; Blood

Association

Mobile Committee

3,

2.

PAUL LEE CONARD
Accounting
Day Men's Association
murals 1.

Turbotville
1

;

Business Education Club

1

;

Men's

Intra-

NICHOLAS CHARLES DAMICO
Accounting
Day Men's Association 1,
and Gold Sportswriter 2.

2,

3.

4;

Shamokin
Maroon

Veterans" Association 1;

CAROLE ANN DEFRANCISCO
Berwick

General Business

Day Women's

Omega

Club

3,

1;

Association 1, 2, 3. 4: Pi
Business Education Club 1, 2,

4;

Pi

3,

Student

4;

Athenaeum

PSEA

4.

LESTER JOHN DIETTERICK
Accounting
Berwick
Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Pi Omega Pi 3; Business Education Club 2, 3; Science Club 2; Student Christian Association \.

RICHARD DAVID DOPSOVIC
Accounting
Wind Gap
CG.\ Committees: Furniture 3, 4, Customs 2; Men's Resident Council 1, 2. .3, 4; Business Education Club 1, 2: Student PSEA 3, 4:
Men's Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4; Fire Brigade 2, 3, 4.

^^h

NOI.A LEIGH
General Business
Business Eduration

KLLENBERGER
Troy

C^lulj

3.

2,

HILDA MAE FARLEY
General Business
Elimsport
Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, Officer 3; -'B"' Club 2, 3; Business
Education Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 3; International Relations Club
2, 3. Program rhairniaii 3: Student Christian Association 2, 3.

RICHARD NELSON FAUST
Accounting
Business Education Club

1.

2: Student

PSEA

Schuylkill
4: Fire Brigade

Haven
2, 3. 4.

GERALD FORTNEY
Accounting
Forty Fort
CGA Committee: Hospitality 3: Men's Resident Council 1, 2, 3, 4;
Alpha Phi Omega 3. 4; Men's Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4; Student PSEA
3, 4.

GEORGE JOSEPH FROELICH
Accounting
Men's Resident Council
3;

Stu.lent

PSEA

1;

Upper Darby
4:

Pi

Omega

Pi 2: Business Education

Club

Fire Brigade.

JEFFREY MARSH GARRISON
Accounting
Men's Resident Council
1,

2.

3,

4:

Baseball

Glenside
1. 2.
1.

2.

3.

Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Basketball
Business Education Club 2, Fire

4: Varsity

4;

Brigade.

BARBARA DIANE GEHRIG
Secretarial

College

Bloomsburg

Menif>er
Association 1, 2,

Women's
Day Women's
Choraleers

1,

CGA

Committee

Member

3:
Day
4: Day Women's Officer, President 3;
Official Board 2; Business Education Club 1; College
2, 3; Harmonettes 3,

Council

3:

3.

NORMAN GEISINGER
Accounting
Business Education Club 3:
Photograjiher

man Hop

Allentown
Student

PSEA

4;

Maroon and Gold

1, 2: Aviation Club 2; Men's Intramurals
Publiiity (Committee 1.

\,

3;

Fresh-

VINCENT FRANK GILOTTI
Accounting
Business Education Club

Lake Harmony
1.

JOHN HENRY GRANT,
Accounting
Day Men's Association
dent

PSEA

1.

1,

2.

JR.

3; Business Education Club

Girardville
1, 2: Stu-

RICHARI1 BI.AIR GREENLY
Danville
Accounting
Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Student PSEA 4: Veterans' Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Men's Intramurals 3.

HOWARD GARDNER GRIGGS, JR.
Clarks Summit
Accounting
CCA Committees: Social Recreation 2, 3, Hospitality 3, Husky
Lounge 3; Men's Resident Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Men's Executive
Council 3; Phi Sigma Pi 3, 4; Recording Secretary 4; Business
Education Club 1, 2, 3; Maroon and Gold Advertising Manager 3.

ANN MARIE CLARE GRZYWACZ
Mayfield

Secretarial

CGA

Committees: Customs

2, 3,

Hall

Association

Business

PSEA

1,

2,

3:

Social Recreation

2,

Education Club

Pep
1,

2; Waller

2;

Student

1.

RICHARD JOHN HAEFNER
Hazelton
Accounting
Men's Resident Cnnncil 1, 2. 3. 4; Business Education Club 4:
Varsity Club 3. 4; Football. Manager 2; Social Recreation Committee 2; Fire Brigade 2, 3, 4; Men's Intramurals 1, 2, 3.

DONALD

P.

HALE

Accounting
Student PSEA 4; Veterans" Association

DENNIS
Accounting
Men's Resident Cuuncil

L.

Scranton
3, 4.

HEISER
Selinsgrove

3,

4;

Men's Iiitiamurals

1,

2, 3, 4.

JAMES
Accounting
Day Men's Association 2,
4; Men's Intramurals 3.

L.

HINCKLEY
Berwick

3,

4; Circle

"K" Club

2,

3; Student

PSEA

JEAN ANN HOUCK
General Business

Day Women's Association

PSEA

3,

Danville
4: Business Education Club 3; Student

4.

JAMES LEE HOWARD
Accounting
Day Men's Association
Association

Glen Lyon
1,

2,

3,

4;

Student

PSEA

3,

4;

Veterans'

1, 2.

STANLEY
Accounting
Day Men's Association
(Jul, 1; Student PSEA

A.

JASHINSKI

4,

Secretary 2;

'Ot-—^

Shamokin
\,

4.

2.

3.

Business Education

^

JOHN EDWARD JENSON
General Business
Men's Resident Council
Men's Intramurals 1, 2,

Lindenhurst, N.J.
2, 3, 4;

1,

Student

PSEA

4;

Football

1,

2;

3, 4.

ROSANNE JOHNS
General Business
Business Education
murals 3.

Club

Student

3:

PSEA

Waymart
Women's Intra-

3;

DAVID MArxLON JOHNSTON
Accounting
Upper Darby
Fire Brigade 3, 4; Men's Resident Council 3, 4; Student PSEA 4;
Varsity Club 1, 2, 3. 4: Basketball 2. 3. 4: Business Education Club
1; CGA Committees: Social Recreation 1, Hospitality 1. 2. 3: Men's
Intramurals 1, 2: Bloodmobile Committee 1.

MARY ANN JONES
General Business
Shaft
Waller Hall Association 1. 2. 3: Student PSEA 3; Pi Omega Pi 3;
Business Education Club 1, 2. 3: College Choraleers 1.

KAREN ROCHELLE KELLER
Berwick
General Business
CGA Committees: Social Recreation 4, Customs 2; Day Women's
Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Education Club 1, 2, 3; Student
PSEA 3: Maroon and Gold 3: Junior Prom Invitations Committee;
Secretarial

Committee

4;

Dance Committee

1.

MICHAEL JOHN KENNA
Tremont
Accounting
Day Men's Association 1, 3, 4; Men's Resident Council 2: Business
Education Club 1, 2: Student PSEA 3. 4; Veterans' Association 1,
2. 3, 4: Basketball 2; Men's Intramurals 2. 3.

ELAINE BARBARA KENNEDY
General Business
Waller Hall Association

Gold

1;

CGA

Trevose
1,

Committee:

2,

3,

4;

Pep 2

President 4; Kappa Delta Pi
College Choraleers 1.

3,

4:

Student

PSEA

3;

Maroon and

Pi Omega Pi 2, 3, 4, ViceBusiness Education Club 2, 3;

ELAINE EBERT KISTLER
General Business
Linport
Waller Hall Association I, 2, 3; Maroon and Gold Band 1, 2, 3,
Secretary 2, 3; Student Christian Association 3; Studio Band, VicePresident 3; Fire Warden 3: Business Education Club 1, 3.

A ^
\ERONICA TERESA KOZLEVCAR
Secretarial
Waller Hall Assiiciatiiiii

Uniondale
1,

2.

3;

Business Education Club

1,

2.

DAVID ALLEN KRATZER
Accounting
Men's Resident Oiunril
•'^SJ^

Lewisburg
2. 3. 4:

\\en\ Inlranuirals

2, 3.

ROMAN KlIROWSKI
Accountin/;
Men's Resident CnuTiril
4: Student

PSEA

4:

01™
2.

1,

Track

1,

3. 4;

Business Kduratinn Club

I,

Lyon
2, 3,

2.

JOHN MORRIS LASHAY
Accounting
Day Men's Assoiiation 1: Men's Resident Connril
Edueation Club 2; Art Club, Treasurer 1: Trark
murals 2. 3: Miininn anil Cnlil 1.

Shamokin
2,

1:

Business

3;

Men's

Intra-

ESTELLE JOSEPHINE LOLL
Secretarial

Waller Hall Fire Warden
Pi 3; Business Education Club 2, 3.

Maroun and Gold

Omega

1;

DALE

H.

1;

Demarcst, N. J.
Proctor 1; Pi

LONG

Reading
Committees: Customs 2, Social
Recreation 2, 3. Intramural 3, Hospitality 2, 3: Men's Resident
Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Phi Sigma Pi 2. 3. 4; Business Education Club
2: Student PSEA 4: Basketball 1: Men's Intramurals 2, 3.
Accounting

Class Officer. Vice-President 3:

JAMES KEILER MACNEAL.
Accounting
Business Eduratimi
Association

('X',\

JR.

BIoomsburR
Club

2,

3,

4;

Student

PSEA

4:

Veterans'

1.

MARY LEE MANDALO
Reading
Maroon and Golil 3; Olympian. Business Manager 1; Waller Hall
Fire Warden: Waller Hall Counselor: Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4: Pi
Secretarial

Omega
Who's

Pi

1, 2, 3. 4.

Who

in

Secretary 4: Business Education Clidi

1, 2, 3,

4:

American Universities and Colleges.

RICHARD WILLIAM MAYAN
'

Danville
Accounting
Day Men's Association 1. 2. 3. 4: Business Education Club 1; International Relations Club 4; English Club 4; Student PSEA 4.

ROBERT ADAM MAYEFSKIE
Accounting
Men's Resident Council 4: Student PSEA
Men's Intramurals 1, 2,
\. 2. 3. Treaurer 1
:

JON DAVID MAYER
Accounting
Wilkes-Barre
Men's Resident Council 1, 2, 3. 4: Business Education Club 1, 2:
Alpha Phi Omega 3, 4; Student Christian Association 1, 2; Student
PSEA 1, 2, 4; Maroon and Gold 4.

FRANK THOMAS McHUGH
Accounting
Day Men's Association
Student PSEA 4.

Lost Creek
1,

2, 3,

4; Business Education Club

1,

2, 3;

Shenandoah
1;

Veterans' Association

3, 4.

JAMES PHILIP MrKINLEY
General Business

Day Men's

u

-s»

-

Baseball 2,

Association

1, 2, 3,

4; Varsity

Club

2, 3;

Glenside
Basketball 2, 3;

3.

CAROL

RO.SE

RAPPO McLEAN

General Business
Cornwells Heights
Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Student PSEA 3, 4; CGA Committee: Pep 2; Business Education Club 2, 3; College Choraleers \.

CARL LEONARD MILLARD, JR.
Accounting
Bloomsbuig
CGA Committees: Vice-President 3. Election Board 4: Day Men's
Association I. 2, 3, 4; Alpha Phi Omega 3, 4, Executive Council 3,
4, Corresponding Secretary 4; Business Education Club L 2. 3, 4;
Student PSEA 4; Maroon and Cold 3, 4; Men's Intramurals 1 2

<^?y

*j^

3, 4.

RICHARD VERNON MILLER, JR.
Accounting
Hershey
Committees: Hospitality, Husky Lounge 4, Election Board 4,
Dining Room 4, Social Recreation Committee 4; Men's Resident
Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Education Club 3; International Relations Club 3; Student PSEA 3, 4; Business Contest Chairman 3;
Men's Intramurals 3.

CGA

DONALD ARTHUR MITCHELL
General Business
Day Men's -Association
dent PSEA 4.

Bloomsburg
1,

2:

ROBERT
Accounting
Men's Resident Council

1,

2,

Business Education Club

3,

4; Stu-

NUNEVILLER

E.
3,

2,

Springfield Township
4; Business Education Club 2.

LOUISE ANN NYE
Shamokin

Accounting

Day Women's

Association 1: Waller Hall .Association

Education Club

1,

2, 3;

Business

2, 3.

WILLIAM JOHN O'BRIEN
Accounting
Day Men's Association 1,
Men's Intramurals 1, 2.

Bloonisburg
2, 3,

4; Business Education Club

1, 2, 3,

4;

JOHN RICHARD OSHETSKI
Accounting
Day Men's Association 4; Student
3; Men's Intramurals 2, 3.

Riverside

PSEA

1;

Football

2, 3;

Wrestling

JOYCEANN PADOVANI

J

General Business
Cornwells Heights
College Council 3: Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3; Business Education Club 1, 2, 3; College Choraleers 1; Pilot 2.

•

ANNA PELAK
Edwardsville

Secretarial

Association 4; Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3; Maroon and Gold Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Student PSEA 4; Business Education Club 3; Women's Intramurals 1, 2, 3.

Day Women's

BARI

E.

POORMAN

Emporium
Accounting
CGA Committees: Dining Room 2. 3, 4, Hospitality 3; Men's Resident Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Alpha Phi Omega 3, 4: Business Education
Club 3, 4; Veterans' Association 1, 2: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Maroon
and Gold 3, 4: Basketball Statistician 2, 3, 4: Football 3, 4; Junior
Prom Committee 3: Men's Intramurals 2, 3, 4; NAIA Wrestling
Committee 3.

^ir

j^^
JOHN JOSEPH RANKIN
Accounting
Men's Resident Council
Club 3, 4; Football 2,

Lansdowne
Business Education Club 4; Varsity
4; Fire Brigade 3, 4; Men's Intramurals

2, 3, 4;
3,

1, 2, 3. 4.

MICHAEL PAUL REITMEYER
Accounting
Day Men's Association 1, 2,
Education Club 2, 4; Student

Fern Glen
3,

4;

PSEA

Athenaeum Club

1;

Business

4,

JOHN WARREN RIBBLE
Accounting
Men's Resident Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 2,
1, 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2: Men's Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

Norristown
3,

4;

Football

DANIEL LEROY RITZMAN
Accounting
Men's Resident Council

Shamokin
1, 2, 3,

4; Business Education

Club

1, 2, 3, 4.

FRANK RICHARD RIZZO
Shenandoah
Accounting
Men's Resident Council 1, 2, 3. 4; Pi Omega Pi 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4;
Business Education Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Education Contest 2, 3.

CARMINE JOSEPH ROSSI
Accounting
Men's Resident Council
Wrestling

MICHAEL JAMES SANTO
Wind Gap

Accounting

Junior Class Treasurer 3: Men's Resident Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Pi
Omega 2, 3, 4, President 4; Business Education Club 1, 2, 3, 4;
Student Christian Association 1, 2, 3, 4: Student PSEA 3, 4; Veterans' Association 1, 2; Men's Intramurals 1, 2; Who's Who in

American Universities and Colleges.

ROBERT FREDERICK SCHILLER
General Business
CoUingdale
Fire Brigade 3, 4: Election Board 2, 3. 4; Hospitality Committee
3, 4; Men's Resident Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Student PSEA 4: Baseball
Men's Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4; Business Education Club 1;
1, 2;
College Choraleers 1.

1,

2,

3;

1,

2,

3:

Fire Brigade 2,

Business Education
3.

Doylestown
Club 2, 3;

DAVID WILLIAM SCHRAMM
Accounting
Fire Brigade 3, 4; Men's Ressident Council
Education Club 1, 2; Men's Intramurals 1, 2.

.^ ^

t

f.

\,

2,

3,

Glenside
Business

4:

JAMES SETCAVAGE
Mabanoy City
Accounting
Day Men's Association 1. 2, 3. 4; Business Education Club 1, 2, 3, 4;
Athenaeum Club 3; Student PSEA 3, 4.

J^^^i
EDNA IDA SHERMAN
Bloomsburg

General Business

Association 1. 2. 3, 4; Student PSEA 4; Maroon and
2: Pi Omega Pi 2, 3, 4; Business Education Club 1. 2. 3, 4.

Dav Women's
Gold

1.

FRANCES
Secretarial
Student Christian Association

G.

SHORES
Ulster

1,

2; Business Education Club

1, 2, 3.

CAROL ANN SMITH
Muncy

General Business

Day Women's

Omega
1;

Pi

2,

Women's

Association 1: Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3; Pi
3, 4; Business Education Club 1, 2, 3: Student PSEA
Intramurals 1.

HELEN MARIE SOBOTA
Palmerton

Secretarial

Day Women's
Student

Club

1,

PSEA

Association
4:

Waller Hal
and Gold 1.

4:

Maroon

:

Association 1, 2, 3;
Business Education

2, 3.

GARY LEE SPROUT
Lewistown
Accounting
Men's Resident Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4;
Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 2: Men's Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Fire Brigade
2,

3,

4.

SAMUEL ANTHONY STORTI
General Business
Men's Resident fiouncil

Norristown
1,

2,

3;

Business Education Club

L

2,

3.

KATHLEEN TARR
General Business
Waller Hall Association

Stroudsburg
1,

2. 3,

4; Student

PSEA

3, 4.

LORENZO ROBERT TIRONI
Rockaway

General Business

Freshman Class Vice-President

1;

College Council

Member

1:

Men's

Resident Council President 3, Treasurer 1
Phi Sigma Pi 2. 3. 4,
Vice-President 3; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3. 4. Secretary- 1; Football L
2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4, Captain 2, 3; Who's Who in American
:

Universities and Colleges.

4.'

JOHN RAYMOND UMLAUF
General Business

Day Men's

Girardville

Association

3.

EVARISTO VIEIRA, JR.
General Business
Clark, N. J.
CGA Committees: Hospitality 2. Recreation 3: Business Education
Club 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club 2. 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Men's Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Education Contest 2, 3, 4, Publicity
Chairman.

DARLENE ANN ^WERTMAN
Secretarial
Waller Hall Association 1, 2. 3; Business
Student Christian Association 2, 3; Student

ROBERT

A.

Club

PSEA

Tripoli
2,

3:

1.

'WIEST

Accounting
Day Men's .Association 1. 2, 3. 4: Student
tion Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Men's Intramurals

/

New
Education

Shamokin

PSEA

4; Business Educa-

3.

mr

HARTLEY JOSEPH WILENSKI
Accounting
Miami, Fla.
Men's Resident Council 3. 4; Business Education Club 3, 4; Student PSEA 4; Varsity Club 3, 4: Football 3, 4.

DAVID ALLEN YERGEY
Accounting
CG.^ Committees:

Pottstown
Recreation 3: Men's Resident Council L 2, 3, 4: Business Education Club 3, 4; Maroon and
Gold Band 1, 2. Treaurer 2; Student Christian Association 2, 3,
Treasurer 3; Men's Intramurals 1. 2: Business Education Contest 3,
Chairman; Studio Band. Treasurer 3.
Hospitality

3.

Social

BONNIE LEE ZEHNER
Sugarloaf

General Business
Association 1. 2. 3, 4; Pi Omega Pi
Chill 1: Business Education Club 2, .3. 4: Student

Dav Women's

3,

4;

PSEA

Athenaeum
4.

GLORIA JEAN ZUBRIS
Secretarial
Student PSE.'\ 4; Pi Omega Pi
urer 4: Business Education Club

Fairmount
2.
1.

3,

2.

4,
3.

Historian
Secretary

3,
2.

Acting Treas-

Elementciry Education
Miss Middelswarth and Dr. Johnson
conclude conference in principar^ office.

T

Student

studies unit
School.

teacher
in

Richard

Grade Four

of

Davala
the

projects

filmstrip

in

a

social

Bloomsburg Memorial Elementary

Student teacher Frieda Van Fltit and pupils
examine unit on the nii One at Blnonisliurp Memorial Elementary School.

k

<

.Murtent leacner urva vvxiidirects Third Grade children of the Benjamin Franklin

iMt;s

I.alinratory School

Indian tepee.

Second grade student teachers Nancy Rodgers and Martha
Timlin arrange holiday bulletin hoard in the main corridor of
the Benjamin Franklin Laboratory School on the college campus.

in

making an

Student teacher Sandra Smith intro
duces social studies unit in Grade Four

Benjamin Franklin.

^

Aiidify Stump. Janics (iailagher, Charlotte tiill, and
Kuftancr, slmlcrit tcarln-rs at Bloomsljurg Memorial
Elementary School, have eonlerence with Mrs. Iva Mae
Beckley, .Sui)ervisor' of .Student Teaehers.
Bfr'tsy

Barhara Kitchen and Frieda VanFleet
microscope to their first grade students.

e.xplain

^
at

^

Margaret Martishek holds a eonlerence with one
Benjamin Franklin Laboratory School.

of her fourth grade students

June Houseknecht and James Dy-

singer

The

th

supervise

the

presentation

of

Thanksgiving, a radio play,
by their third grade class at BloomsFirs!

burg Memorial Elementary School.

Nancy Jean Kane

re-

views a unit on Weather
with one of her second
grade pupils.

A

Molly Clugston and Frances Bielski develop readiness lor a reading group
grade at Bioomshurg Menioiial Elementary School.

in the first

JOYCE MARGARET ANDERSON
Montoursville
Elementary
CGA Committees: Social Recreation 2, Customs 2, Hospitality 3:
Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, 4: Waller Hall Governing Board
3, 4; Student PSEA 1, 4: Spring Arts Festival Committee 3; Waller
Hall Proctor 2; Junior Resident Adviser 4; Senior Graduation
Committee: Senior Announcement and Name Cards Committee.

JANE RUTH ARCHER
Stillwater

Elementary

Day Women's Association

College Choraleers

3;

2,

2,

3;

Transfer

from Monmouth College.

BONNIE JEAN AUSTIN
Elementary
CGA Committees: Customs 2; Social Recreation
tality 3: Furniture 3: Waller Hall Association 1,
1. 2,

3;

Forty Fort
3: Hospi4; Majorette

Pep

2, 3,

4: Co-captain 4; Student ('hristian Association 3.

3.

CARMELIA MARIE BANGOR
Elementary
Hazleton
Waller Hall Association 2, 3: Treasurer 3: Governinp Board 3:
Athenaeum Club 2: Student PSEA 3: Program and Ticket Committee

3.

GARY ANTHONY BARNABA
Binghamton, N. Y.
Elementary
Business Education Club 1, 2; Varsity Club 1, 2. 3. 4: 'Maroon &
Gold Sports Staff 1, 2: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Fire Brigade 4; Hospitalitv Committee 3. 4; Customs Committee 2, 3, 4; Men's Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

WILLIAM
Elementary
Dining Room Committee

D.

BARTMAN
Gilbertsville

3:

2.

Men's Resident Council

I.

2,

3; Stu-

President 4; Student PSEA 4:
Maroon & Gold Reporter 2. 3; Alpha Phi Omega 2, 3, 4; Customs
Committee 2; Men's Intramurals 2, 3.
dent Christian Association

«.

1.

2. 3. 4.

'>.

DIANE AKl.ENE BENSINGER
Elementary
Waller Hall Association
Student

PSEA

3;

Port Carbon
1,

2,

Women's

3: Student Christian Association 1, 2;
Intramurals 1, 2; College Choraleers 1.

MARGARET LOUISE BERHALTER
Elementary
Waller Hall Asso(

iation

1,

2, 3:

President 3; College Choraleers

South Williamsport
President 3; Vice
2: Women's Intramurals 1, 2, 3.

"B" Cluh
1.

2,

3;

FRANCES HELEN BIELSKI
Bloomsburg

Elementary

Day Women's Assoiiation 3. I: XXaller Hall
Sigma Alpha Eta 2. 3. 4: Atlienaemn Club 1.

Association

1.

2;

JOANNE BOBITA
Elemcnlary

Day Women's Association

Palmerton
4;

U

allcr Hall

Association

1,

2. 3;

Inter-

Relations Cluh 2. 3: Student PSEA 1, 4: Athenaeum
Chib 2: ("oliege Choraleers 3: (Council for Education of Exceptional
national

rhildieii

2.

JANET ELIZABETH BOHSTEDT
Allentown
Elementary
CGA Committees: Pep 3, Hospitality 3. Social Recreation 2, 3,
Election Board 3, Furniture 3; Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3;
Bloomsburg Players 2: College Choraleers 1; Spanish Club 3, 4;
Student PSEA 4: Waller Hall Proctor 3.

MARGO BONITA BOLIG
Northumberland
Athenaeum Club 2; College
Maroon and Gold Band 1; Student Christian Asso-

Elementary
Waller Hall Association
Choraleers

1, 2;
ciation 3, 4; Student

1,

PSEA

3,

2,

4;

3, 4.

RONALD CARL BOSTON
Elementary
Day Men"s Association \, 2, 3, 4: Athenaeum
Club 2. 3: Maroon and Gold Band 1, 2.

Berwick
Club 4;

Circle

K

BETSY ANN BRITTINGHAM
Levittown

Elementary
Waller Hall Association

1,

2, 3, 4;

College Choraleers

1,

2, 3.

THEODORE CHARLES BURKLAND
Elementary
Day Men's Association
ciation 2,

Danville
2, 3,

1,

4; Student

PSEA

4: Veterans' Asso-

3.

BONNIE PRISCILLA BURNARD
Elementary
CGA Committee:
Student PSEA 1,

Pen Argyl
Hospitality 2;

Waller Hall Association

1,

2,

3;

2, 3, 4.

CONSTANCE JUNE CAMERON
Beaver Springs
Elementary
Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3: Athenaeum Club 1: Council for
Education of Exceptional Children 2: Student PSEA 3.

PATRICIA ELLEN CAMPBELL
Elementary
CGA Committees: Furniture Chairman

Malverne, N. Y.

Pep

Customs 2, Social
Recreation 2, 3. Hospitality 3, Election Board 3: Waller Hall Association 1. 2, 3, 4: Waller Hall Governing Board 4; Spanish Club
3, 4: Student PSEA 2, 4; Maroon & Gold Typist 1; Pilot, Assistant
Editor 3; Fashion

BRENDA LEE CAPORALETTI
Elementary
Waller Hall Association
aeum Club 1, 2; Maroon
tality 2, 3:

Pep

1,

Mocanaqua

Waller Hall Proctor 2, 3: Athen& Gold Typist 3: CGA Committees: HospiElection Board 3; Women's Intramurals 2, 3.
2.

3:

JOSEPH

P.

2, 3,

1.

CASARELLA

Wyoming
Elementary
CGA Committee: Social Recreation 2: Football 2, 3, 4: Swimming
Team Manager 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: Student PSEA 4.

Show

2, 3, 4.

3,

2, 3.

JOHN CHERUP
Plains

Elementary
Veterans" Assnriatiou

1.

2; Men's Intramurals

1, 2, 3, 4.

JOHN CHYKO
Elcmentarv
Day Men's Association 1. 2. 3. 4: Student
murals 1, 2. 3, 4: Freshman Hop (ioniniittei-

PSEA
1

:

3,

4:

Puliliiity

Bloomsburp
Men's Intra(Committee

4.

VIOLA ANTONETTE CHYKO
Bloomsburg

Elementary

Day Women's

CGA

Association 1, 2, 3, 4;
Committee: Social Recreation 2.

Athenaeum Club

1,

2,

3,

4;

JAMES ALBERT CLARK
Canton

Elementary

Athenaeum Club

1:

College Choraleers

1,

2:

Olympian

3.

JANICE MARIE CLEMENS
Berwick

Elementary
Association 1. 2, 3, 4: Athenaeum Club 3;.
Christian Association 1; Student PSEA 3: Maroon
Gold

Day Women's

&

Student
2.

CAROL FAY CLEMENTS
Elementary
Waller Hall Association
Christian Association

Shamokin
1, 2,

3; International Relations

3; Student

1. 2.

PSEA

1,

2: Student

3.

Jk
MOLLY ANNE CLUCSTON
Elementary

CGA Woman

Northumberland

CGA

Committees: Hospitality 2,
3;
('n- Waller Hall Association 1, 2. 3; Proctor 2: Counselor 3:
2, 3:
Student PSEA 2, 4; Maroon
Gold 1, 2: Bloomsburg Players 1, 2.
Treasurer 3: Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges.
Representative

&

JOANN DORIS CONRAD
Elementary

Sunbury

Day Women's Association

1,

2.

3.

4; Student

PSEA

3. 4.

n.

JEAN COPE

Elementary

Day Women's Association
3,

4: Student

PSEA

1,

2.

3,

4;

International

Danville
Relations Club

4.

VICKI

DAHLGREN

Hughesville
Elementary
Transfer from Bellhaven College. Jackson. Miss.: Student PSE.'^ 3;

Women's Intramurals

'\

3, 4.

JOAN MARIE DAHLHAUSEN
Elementary
Philadelphia
CGA Committees: Hospitality 3; Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3. 4:
Student Christian Association 1; Student PSEA 1, 4; Waller Hall
Governing Board 4: Fashion Show 1, 2, 3, 4; Waller Hall Counselor
3; Junior Resident Adviser 4.

AMY

DANIELS

R.

Elementary
Scranton
CGA Committee: Hospitality 2, 3: Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3:
College Choraleers 2, 3; Student PSEA 1, 3; Waller Hall Governing
Board 2, 3.

RICHARD GEORGE DAVALA
Elementary
CGA Committees: Election Board
2,

3,

Husky Lounge

2,

3.

2, 3,

Recreation

Social

Room

Dining

Men's Resident Council 3; Varsity Club
Men's Intramurals 1, 2, 3.

2, 3,

2, 3,

Exeter
Furniture

3, Hospitality 2, 3;
4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4;

2,

MARGARET MARY DESMOND
Elementary
Waller Hall Association

Band

2, 3:

Milton
1,

2,

College Choraleers

3:

French Club 3; Maroon and Gold

1.

JAMES EDWARD DIEHL
Elementary
Day Men"s Association

Danville
1, 2,

3; Student

PSEA

1.

ANNARITA MARIE DIXON
Elementary
Waller Hall Association

West Hazleton
1. 2.

"B" Club

3:

1, 2,

3; College Choraleers

1,2.

JAMES ALAN DYSINGER
Elementary
English Club

Bloomsburg
2, 3:

Spanish Club

ANN

L.

4.

EDWARDS

Elementary

Pen Argyl

CGA Woman

Repiesentative 4, College Council 3, 4: CGA Committees: Hospitality 2, Customs 2, Pep 3. Social Recreation 2,
Elections 3; Waller Hall Association 1, 2. 3, 4: Waller Hall President 3: Waller Hall Governing Board 1, 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3,
President 4; Bloomsburg Players 2; French Club 2, 3, Treasurer 3:
Student Christian Association 1. 2, Secretary 2; Student PSEA 1, 2;

Who's

WARREN RAY ELDRIDGE
Elementary
Day Men's Association 1, 2,
Club President 3. 4; Student

Northumberland

Athenaeum Club

4;

3,

2:
4: College Choraleers

PSEA

Circle

K

1.

NANCY BARNETT ERWAY
Elementary
Waller Hall Association

Coudersport
1,

2,

Choraleers 1, 2, 3; Librarian
1, 2, 3; Student PSEA 4.

3,
2,

4;
3;

"B" Club

1,

2,

Student Christian

3; College
Association

Who

in

American Universities and Colleges.

BARBARA DIANE FEGLEY
Elementary

Lavelle

Student Christian Association

CARL
Elementary
Day Men's Association

1,

1, 2, 3.

A.

2. 3,

4;

FISHER, JR.
Northumberland
K Club

Athenaeum Club

4; College Choraleers 1: Science
.Student Christian Association 2.

3,

Club

1,

2;

2: Circle

Student

PSEA

2;

MARION FRANCES FLANAGAN
Sliamokin

Elementary

Day Women's

PSEA

As>nriation

1,

2.

Allienaeum Club

4:

3,

2,

3; Student

3.

LEE THOMAS FREDERICKS
Elementary
Men's Resident Council
2, 3,

4: Football

L

Lansford
1,

2.

3.

Student

4:

PSEA

4;

Varsity Club

2, 3, 4.

JAMES JOSEPH GALLAGHER
Kingston
Elementary
Men's Resident Council 1, 2. 3. 4; CGA Committees: Social Recreation 1, Elections 3: Men's Intramurals 3; Student PSEA 3.

EUGENE STEPHEN GARANCHESKI
Elementary
Day Men's Association 1, 2. 3, 4:
I, 2, 3, 4; Men's Intramurals 1, 2, 3,

Shamokin
Student

Christian

Association

4.

NANCY JANE GEORGE
Elementary

Day Women's

Association 1, 2,
Choraleers 1,2; Student PSEA

3,

4;

Athenaeum Club

Catawissa
College

2, 3;

2.

ANN ARLENE GIERING
Elementary

Frackville

Day Women's Association 1, 2,
Athenaeum Club 1 Science Club
;

3,
2,

4:
3,

Board Representative 4;
4, Recording Secretary 4.

STEPHEN W. HARTIN
,\bington
Elementary
CGA Committees: Hospitality 3, Awards 4, Furniture 4: Men's Resident Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Alpha Phi Omega 3, 4; Student PSEA:
Arrangement & Investigation Committee Co-Chaimian 4; Men's

Intramurals

4.

SUSAN ELIZABETH HARTMAN
Elementary

Catawissa

Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3: Treasurer 2; Representative
Athenaeum Club 1; College Choraleers 2; Maroon and Gold Band
Student

PSEA

2, 3.

2;
1;

ANNE HEATHERINGTON
Elementary
Waller Hall Association
Association

1.

3:

2,

Totowa Borough, N. J.
Spanish Cluh 3: Student Christian

3.

ROBERT RAYMOND HEIDGER
Elementary
Bloomsburg
Day Men's Association 1. 2. 3, 4; Athenaeum Club 2; Student PSEA
4; Maroon and Gold 2, 3; Olympian 3.

MICHAEL HELVESTON

J.

Elementary

PSEA

Glenside

Track 1, 2, 3; Men's Intramurals
1, 2, 3, 4: Bloodmobile Committee 3;
Hospitality Committee 2, 3;
Customs Committee 2, 3.

Student

Football

4:

1:

JOANNE MARIE HERB
Elementary

Bloomsburg

Day Women's
tional

Association 1, 2. 3. 4; College Choraleers 1; InternaRelations Club 4; Student Christian Association I: Student

PSEA

4:

Maroon

&

Gold

2.

VIRGINIA CAROL HESEL
Elementary
Levittown
CGA Committee: Dining Room Committee 2, Chairman 3; Waller
Hall Association 1, 2, 3, 4: Waller Hall Officer, Proctor Chairman
2,

3:

College

Choraleers

3:

I.

Student

Christian

Association

Maroon & Gold 2, Olympian 2; Women's Intramurals
Coed Staff 3; Who's Who in American Universities and

1,

3:

2:

Dear

Colleges.

CHARLOTTE ANN HILL
Elementary

Day Women's
Club

1, 2,

Berwick
Association

3: Student

1, 2.

PSEA

3. 4;

Kappa Delta

Pi 3, 4;

Athenaeum

3, 4.

BETSY ELLEN HODGSON
Plymouth
Elementary
Waller Hall Association 1. 2, 3, 4: Head Counselor 3: International
Relations Club 4; Student Christian Association 1, 2; Student PSEA
3,4.

JO

ANN HOFFMAN

Sunbury
Elementary
CGA Committees: Pep 3. Hospitality 3, Social Recreation 3, Furniture 3; Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, 4: Bloomsburg Players 2:
College Choraleers 1; Spanish Club 3: Student PSEA 4.

KAREN RUTH HOFFMAN
Elementary
Quakertown
Waller Hall Association 1. 2, 3; Waller Hall Officer: Counselor 2,
Proctor 3; Bloomsburg Players 4: College Choraleers 1, 2, 3, Librarian 3; Student Christian Association 1; Student

PSEA

4.

MARY ELLEN HORNER
Elementary
Oual'ertown
Waller Hall Association 1. 2. 3; Cheerleaders 1, 2, 3, 4; College
Choraleers 2: Student PSEA 3: CGA Committees: Entertainment L
Hospitality 2;

Freshman Talent Show: Women's Intramurals

1.

JUNE ANN HOUSEKNECHT
Elementary
(vGA Committees: Customs
Waller Hall Association 1.
Fire

Warden

I:

Sunbury

Dining Room 3, Pep 3, Hospitality 3;
2, 3:
Waller Hall Officer: Proctor 2,
Student Christian Association 1; Student PSEA 2.
1,

GLORIA ANN HUDAK
Elementary
Student PSEA

Clark, N.J.
1.

2.

3;

Waller Hall A>;soriation

1,

2. 3.

PATRICIA ANN HUGHES
Elementary
Waller Hall Assoriation

PSEA

1.

2,

3.

4:

Club

Spanish

3,

4;

Scranton
Student

1. 2, 3, 4.

CHARLES EARL JASPER
Elementary

CGA
1,

2.

Collingdale

Male Representative 1, 2;
Chairman 3. 4. Customs 1,

CGA
2, 3,

Committees: Serial Recreation
Hospitality

Choraleers 4: Student PSEA 4: Varsitv Cluh
4.'
1, 2, 3, 4: Men's Intramurals 1. 2. 3,

1,

1,

2,

2. 3.

4: College

4;

Swimming

3.

MERILEE MILDRED JIUNTO
Elementary

Berwick

Day Women's
Secretary

1

;

Association

Olympian

1,

2.

3.

4:

Maroon and Gold

E.xecutive

1.

NANCY JEAN KANE
Elementary
Havertown
Waller Hall .Association 1, 2. 3: Spanish Club 4: Student Christian
Association 1, 2. .3, 4; Student PSEA 2, 3, 4: Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4.

BARBARA ANN KITCHEN
Elementary

Day Women's
Student

PSEA

Bloomsburg
A.ssociation

4;

1,

2, 3,

4; International Relations Club 3:

Maroon and Gold

1, 2.

SHIRLEY ESTHER KLINE
Elementary
McClure
Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3. 4: College Choraleers 2, 3; International Relations Club 2: Student Christian .Association I, 2, 3, 4;
Student PSEA 3, 4: Maroon and Gold 2.

K^ ^

CHARLES EDWARD KLOBE
Elementary
CGA Committees: Hospitality
.Athenaeum Club
1, 2, 3, 4;
1,2,

.3.

3.
1,

Milton
Men's Resident Council
2: Tennis 3, 4: Men's Intramurals

Customs

2:

4.

KURT WILLIAM KOEHLER
Elementary
Men's Resident Council 1, 2, 3.
PSEA 4: Men's Intramurals 1.

\^'eatherlv
4:

Chess Club

1.

2.

3,

4:

Student

MARY ANN

G.

KRAKOWSKI

Elementary
Mount Camiel
CGA Committees: Customs 2, Pep 2, Dining Room 3, Hospitality 3;
Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, Governing Board 4; Student PSEA
2; Maroon and Gold 1; Junior Resident Adviser 4; Senior Announcements and Name Card Committee 4.

KEITH LAUER KRAMER
Elementary
Camp Hill
Men's Resident Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Student PSEA 3, 4; Varsity
Club 3, 4; Tennis 2, 4; Phi Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4; Corresponding Secretary 3, 4: Athenaeum Club 2; Bloomsburg Players 1; Business
Education Club 1; College Choraleers 1; Freshman Talent Show;
Men's Intramurals 1, 2, 4.

JANET

S.

KRAMM

Elementary

Day Women's

Milton
Association

1,

2, 3,

DeVONA

4; Student

m.

PSEA

4.

krebs

Elementary
Milton
Transfer from Oklahoma State; Day Women's Association 4; Student

PSEA

4.

RITA MARIE KULIK
Plymouth
Elementary
CGA Committees: Social Recreation 4, Library Policy 4, Hospitality
3: Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Sigma Alpha Eta 1; College
Choraleers 1, 3, 4; Student PSEA 4; Obiter 4.

JOANN MARIE KWIATKOWSKI
Elementary
CGA Committee: Big

Williamsport
Entertainment 2; Waller Hall Association
1, 2, 3; Athenaeum Club 2, 3; College Choraleers 1: International
Relations Club 2, 3; Science Club 2: Student PSEA 1, 2, 3.

Name

KATHLEEN MARIE LAWLER
Bristol
Elementary
CGA Committee: Awards 3; Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, 4;
Athenaeum Club 2; Bloomsburg Players 3; International Relations
Club 3; Science Club 1, 2: Student Christian Association 2.

JOAN LEIDY
Elementary
Waller Hall

Association 1, 2, 3, 4; College
Librarian 3; Student Christian Association 3.

PATRICIA

MARY LELLO

Elementary
Wyoming
CGA Committees: Pep 1, 2, 3, Customs 2, 3, Elections 3, Hospitality
1;
Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4;
Bloomsburg Players 1, 2; Student PSEA 3; Maroon and Gold 2, 3:
Obiter 3; Fashion Show Model 1, 2, 3, Head Coordinator 4; Committee Chairman 2, 3: Coed-of-year Candidate 1.

JANE FOUST LONG
Elementary

Danville

Day Women's Association
1,

2, 3;

Student

PSEA

1.

3, 4.

2,

3,

4

Student Christian Association

Southampton
Choraleers

1,

2,

3,

CAROLYN JOYCE LYNCH
Elementary
Waller Hall

Clifford
Association 1, 2, 3; Athenaeum Club 1, 2; College
Choraleers 1; International Relations Club 3; Science Club 2; Student Christian Association 2: Waller Hall House Committee 3, Fire

Warden

3.

MARY ELLEN

MARCHALOMS

P.

Mahanoy

Elementary

Day Women's Association

4;

3,

Spanish Club 4; Student

City

PSEA

4.

MARGARET MARY MARTISHEK
Elementary
Waller Hall Association

Freelanri
1,

2,

3:

Athenaeum Club

Players 2, 3: College Choraleers 1:
Science Club 2.

Bloomsburp
International Relations Club 3:
2;

HOWARD LARRY MARTZ
Berwick
Elementary
Day Men's Association 1, 2. 3. 4: Student Christian Association 1:
Chess Club 2, 3, 4; Men's Intramurals 2, 3.

MELVYN MAX
Elementary

Bloomsburg

Veterans' Association 4; Football

1.

2, 3.

THERESA MAR(;ARET McHUGH
Elementary
Waller Hall

Bloomsburg

PSEA

3;

Tresckow
Association 1.
Players 1. 2, 3:

CGA

Committees:

Recreation 2; Variety

Show

1.

Waller

Hall Counselor 2, 3;
College Choraleers 1, 2, 3; Student
Customs 2. 3; Hospitality 3, Social
2. 3: Freshman Talent Show.

2.

3:

MARIIAN LOUISE McKAIG
Elementary
Wyoming
Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3: Waller Hall Counselor 2; Sigma
Alpha Ela 1: Athenaeum Club 1: College Choraleers 1; CGA Com-

Pep 1, 2, 3: Hospitality 1,
Dance Committee Chairman
Remembrance Committee 3.

mittees:
1,

2,

3;

CHARLES
Elementary
Day Men's Association

1, 2,

\l,

2,

2:

3;

Women's Intramurals

Waller Hall

Association

WILLIAMS

3.

CAROLYN MILLER
Rahway, N. J.
Elementary
Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3; Student PSEA 1, 2, 3; Waller Hall
Keniembrance Committee 3: Junior Prom Committee 3.

RUTH LOUISE MURRAY
Elementary

W

'R'ilkes-Barre

Waller Hall Association Committees:
Fire Warden 3. Election 2. 3: College Harmonettes 3: Student
(Christian Association 1. 2. 3: Student PSEA 2. 3: Obiter 3: Fashion
Show-Store Coordinator 3.
aller Hall Association 1. 2, 3:

RALPH VINCENT NARDELL,
Elementary
Men's Resident Council
1,

JR.

Wyoming
2, 3;

1,

Science CAuh

1;

Men's Intramurals

2.

KAREN JO NESPOLI
Elementary

Berwick

Day Women's

Association 1. 2, 3. 4: Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4: Student
Christian Association 1: Student PSEA 4: Maroon and Gold 2. 3:
Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges.

5^10''

RARBARA
Elementary
CGA Committee: Big

J.

OLEYNICK

Hazleton
Entertainment 2: Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3: Election Board 2; Athenaeum Club 1, 2, 3; College
Choraleers 2; International Relations Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 2;
Student Christian Association 1; Student PSEA I. 2, 3.

Name

GAIL

I.

PATTERSON

2.

3:

Elementary

Danville

Day Women's Association
Maroon and Gold 2.

1.

Chess Club

1:

Student

PSEA

3;

ROY PEFFER
Elementary
Varsity Club

2,

dent Council

3.

.3,

4;

Track

1,

2. 3, 4:

Football

Mechanicsburg
Men's Resi-

4:

2, 3,

JOSEPH LOUIS PETZ
Elementary
Student

PSEA

Northumberland
4.

PHILIP
Elementary
Day Men's Association
Intramurals

EDWARD PIENTKA
Plains

1: Veterans" Association 3, President 3;

Men's

1.

CAROL JEAN PLACE
Elementary
Waller Hall Association
1. 2,

PAULETTE SUSAN POREMBA
Elementary
Waller Hall Association

PSEA

3.

4:

Athenaeum Club

ARTHUR

C.

PURSEL

1.

2.

1.

Nanticoke
Student

2;

3.

Elementary
Day Men's Association
Club 1.

Bloomsburg
1.

2. 3. 4;

Men's Intramurals

2,

3;

Aviation

3; Student

PSEA

1;

Tunkhannock
Student Christian Association
Women's Intramurals 1, 2, 3.

1.

2,

3,

4;

SANDRA MARIE REBER
Elementary

Schuylkill Haven
Association 4; Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3; Student
Christian Association 1. 2: Student PSEA 3: College Choraleers 1.

Day Women's
-*«*f

*»

\

JUDY EILENE REITZ
Elementary
Sunbury
Waller Hall Association 1. 2. 3: College Choraleers 1, 2, 3; Student
Maroon
Gold
PSEA 3;
&
Band 1: Junior Prom Program and Ticket
Committee.

\IR(;iMA LEE ROBERTS RICE
Elementary

Day Women's Association
1,

2. 3:

Harmonettes

1,

1.

2, 3. 4,

Catawissa
Vice-President 3: Student PSEA

2.

BEVERLY llAWR ROBERTS
Elementary
CGA Committee: Pep 4: Day Women's Association
dent Christian Association 1, 2, 3, 4: Student PSEA

Danville
1,

2,

3,

4:

Stu-

4.

NANCY JOSEPHINE RODGERS
Elementary
Pottsville
CGA Committees: Hospitality 2. 3, Pep 3: Waller Hall Association
I, 2, 3,'4;
Waller Hall Counselor 2. 3; Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4,
Captain 3; College Choraleers 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2: Maroon and Gold
reporter 1: Obiter stall 4; Madrigal Singers 3, 4.

BARBARA ELAINE ROWE
Berwick

Elementary

Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3, 4: College Choraleers 1,
Maroon and Gold Band Majorette 1, 2, 3: Student PSEA
Maroon and Gold Secretary 1. 2: Obiter staff 3.

ANN RUKKANER

KLIZAKKlll
Elementary
Waller Hall Association 1, 2.
Student Christian Association
murals 1, 2, 3.

2;
3;

Williamsport
3,

1:

1;

International Relations Club 3;

Student

PSEA

2,

3:

Women's

Intra-

HELEN SAVIOLLS
Elementary
Waller Hall Association

Shenandoah
1.

2. 3.

4:

Erem

h

Club

2,

3: Student

PSEA

2, 3, 4.

KI(.ll\Rn
Elementary
Men's Resident Council
ciation 1: Varsity Club

Kenilworth, New Jersey
Student PSEA 4; Veterans' Asso4: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4.

1,

2, 3, 4:

1,

2,

3.

SCORESE

STEPHANIE SCOTT
Elementary
Waller Hall Ass.

:iation

Fashion Show

2,

1,

3.

1, 2.

3. 4.

Proctor

Dovlestown
Student PSEA'I. 2, 3:

DONNA KAY SHAFFER
Elementary
Waller Hall Association
1, 2,

3; Student

PSEA

Shamokin
1.

3, 4:

2,

3,

4;

Dam

Student Christian Association

Athenaeum Club

EMILIE ROBERTA

1.

I^*-

SHAW
Pottstown

Elementary
CGA Committee: Movie 2, Chairman 3; Waller Hall Association
1.
1, 2, 3, 4: Bloomsburg Players 2: College Choraleers

ERNEST RICHARD SHUBA
Kingston

Elementary

President 3, 4; College Council 3, 4; CGA
Committee; Freshman Class Advisor 3; Men's Resident Council
1, 2, 3, 4: Gamma Theta Upsilon 2, 3, 4; Phi Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4;
Bloomsburg Players 1; College Choraleers 1, 2; International Relations Club 2, 3; Student PSEA 4; Men's Intramurals 1, 2; Who's
Class Treasurer

Who

in

1,

2,

American Universities and Colleges.

JILL

MADDEN SMITH

Nev^foundland
Committees: Hospitality 1, 2, Chairman 3,
Dining Room 3, Customs 2, Winter Weekend 3; Waller Hall Association 1, Proctor 2, Counselor 3; French Club 2, Vice President 3;
Maroon & Gold Band 1, 2; Student Christian Association 1; Student

Elementary

Class Secretary 4:

PSEA

1,

3,

CGA

4; Pilot

4.

SANDRA ELAINE SMITH
Easton
Hall

Elementary
CGA Committees:
Association

Student

Election Board 3, Hospitality 3; Waller
4, Proctor 3: Student Christian Association

1, 2, 3,

PSEA

2,

3;

1, 3.

SUSANNAH MARIE SMITH
Waverly
Elementary
Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3; Student Christian Association 1, 2;
Student PSEA 1, 2, 3, 4; CGA Committee: Customs 2, 3, 4; Junior
Prom Committee 3; Water Ballet 3.

MARIE ANNE SMOLEN
Elementary
Waller Hall Association 1,
Club 2: College Choraleers

Women's Intramurals

1.

2,
1,

3;
2,

Hazleton
Student PSEA 1, 2; Athenaeum
3; Waller Hall Counselor 2, 3;

2, 3.

RONALD JOSEPH SPARROW
Wind Gap

Elementary
Football 1; Track 1; Fire Brigade 2; Men's Intramurals

AUDREY BUCKLEY STUMP
Sunbury

Elementary

Day Women's
Student

PSEA

Association

1.

2,

3,

4:

Athenaeum Club

1,

2,

3;

3, 4.

KAY YVONNE STYER
Danville

Elementary

Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3, 4: Gamma Theta Upsilon
Athenaeum Club 1: College Choraleers 1. 2; Student PSEA
Harmonettes

1,

3.

3;
3;

3.

DAVID SUGARMAN
Elementary
Men's Resident Council
Program Committee.

-„^.-«

Hazleton
2,

MARY

3:

JO

Men's Intramurals

2,

1,

3:

May Day

ANNE TARONE

Elementary
CGA Committee: Pep 3; Waller Hall Association
Club 3: Student PSEA 3, 4; Maroon & Gold 1,
Cotillion: Refreshment Committee.

1,

2,

2,

3;

Lost Creek
Spanish

3;

Sophomore

JANE ANN TERESHINSKI
Glen Lyon
Elemenlary
Waller Hall Assoriation 1, 2, 3, 4; Waller Hall Governing Board 3;
Athenaeum Club 1 College Choraleers 1, 2.
;

STEPHANIE
Elementary
Waller Hall A^jiociation

PSEA

3,

1.

2,

A.

.^:

THURNER

Athenaeum

Clul>

1.

Mt. Carmel
Student

2;

4.

i
FRANKLIN SAMUEL. TIBBS,
Elementary
Men's Resident Council 1, 3, 4: Varsity Club
1. 3. 4; Cap and Gown Committee 4.

JR.

Jenkintown
1,

3,

4;

Basketball

MARTHA ELIZABETH TIMLIN
Elementary
Harmonetles

Kulpmont
2, 3.

LOWELL ARTHUR TINNER
Elementary
Varsity Cluh
Phi Omega
1,2,3,4.

Horsham
Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha
Theta Upsilon 2, 3, 4; Men's Intramurals

Football

2,

3,

4;

2, 3,

4;

Gamma

FRIEDA

1,

B.

2,

VANFLEET

Elementary

Susquehanna

Day Women's Association
Association

3;

1,

2: Student

1, 2,

3: Spanish Club 3; Student Christian

PSEA

2. 3.

CAROL JEAN VAN FOSSEN
Kingston
Elementary
Waller Hall .Association 1, 2. 3: .\thenaeum Club 2; College Choraleers 1, 2; English Club 3; Women's Intramurals 1, 2. 3.

HOWARD WILLIAM VANDERPOOL
Elementary

Towanda

Resident Council 1, 2, 3. 4: .Athenaeum Club 2; Aviation
Club 1; Fire Brigade 3, 4; Student Christian .Association 1, 2, 3. 4:
Student PSEA 4: Football 1, 2, 3: Baseball 2, 3; Men's Intramurals
1.2,3,4.
.Men's

THOMAS JOSEPH WALSH,

JR.

Elementary

Shamokin

CGA

Committee: Steering 3; Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3; Student PSEA 4; Who's Who in
American Universities and Colleges.
College Council 3:

FLOYD WARREN WALTERS
Bloomsburg

Elementary
Day Men's Association

Chess Club \, 2, 3, 4; Vice
President 1, President 2; Maroon & Gold 2, 3, 4; Olympian 2, 3, 4;
Student Christian .Association 3; Intramural Committee 2, 3.
\.

2,

4;

3,

JOAN CAROL WARNER
Elementary
Waller Hall Association I, 2, 3, 4; "B" Club
Education of Exceptional Children 2; Student

2,

East Stroudsburg
4; Council for

3,

PSEA

1,

4.

GEORGE ALLEN WEIGAND
Elementary
Day Men's Association

Northumberland
Men's Resident Council 3, 4; Student
PSEA 4; College Choraleers \, 2, 3, 4: Vice President 3; Men's
Intramurals: 2, 3; Orientation Committee 2, 3; Publicity Committee
1,

2;

3,4.

NORMA RUTH WHITEBREAD
Drums

Elementary

Day Women's Association
Christian Association

1

;

\,

Student

2,

Harmonettes

3;

PSEA

L

2:

Student

3.

BETSY ANN WHITENIGHT
Elementary

Day Women's Association

1,

2. 3. 4;

Sigma Alpha Eta

Bloomsburg
"B" Club

1;

1: Science Club L 4: Student Christian Association 1, 2, 3, 4
Student PSEA 4; Maroon & Gold 1, 2; Obiter 4: Olympian 3
Bloodmobile Committee 4; Laurel Princess Nominee 3; Art Club 3
CGA Committees: Customs 3, Social Recreation 3; Freshman Talent

Show

\.

GERALD JOSEPH WOZNIAK
Elementary
Men's Resident Council
Secretary

Duryea
1.

2,

3,

4:

Amateur Radio Club

2.

3;

3.

ORVA JANE WYNINGS
Bloomsburg
Elementary
CG.\ Committee: Election 2; Day Women's Association L 2, 3, 4;
College Choraleers 1, 2. 3; Harmonettes 4.

RUTH CAROLYN ZELLER
Elementary
Harleigh
Waller Hall Association 1, 2, .3, 4; Waller Hall Governing Board 3;
Athenaeum Club 1. 2; College Choraleers L 3.

Secondary Educafion

Student teachers Pete Kerstetter,

George

Elsie
Ritter

Straulj,

and

perfect lesson
library of the

plans in the
Danville Senior High School,
one of the cooperating schools.

junpisgi

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"Tm.r'i'n"'""

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Berwick

is

one of the area schools which cooperates

in

our

^ Suidcnt tfa( hf r I.eroy Folmsbee poses with Mr.
liuddy Hartnian, cooperating teaclier, and Mr. A.
J.

McDonnell,

Biology .lass

^ Rains
the

explained
student

are

Geography
the

supervisor,
in
Tenth Grade
the Central Columbia Senior High

by

teacher

David Kule to a
Twelfth
Grade
in

in

A Cooperating teacher Miss Hester Bowman observes as student
teacher Michael Burka conducts class discussion in Ninth Grade
Social Studies at the Ontral Columbia Senior High School.

around

world

rollest-

Student teacher Judy Danipman explains trigonometrical funcMath class in the Central Columbia Senior High School.

tions to a

class

Centra

Columbia Senior
High School. Mr.
Hervey Thomas,

cooperating teacher, supervises the lesson.

AJuhn

Minalda,

Chemistry-

major, poses with Mr. Klinger,
his cooperating teacher, in the
chemistry office adjacent to this
Danville
Senior
High School
classroom.

Cooperating teacher Mr. Clyde
Gass holds post-lesson conference
with student teacher Richard
King in the conference room of
the
ior

new Central Columbia SenHigh School.

Algebraic equations pos. in. (iJiuLinfor Ninth Grade Math students in
the
Central
Columbia Senior High
School. Leonard Barlik is the student
teacher, supervised by Mr. Spaid.
ties

^

}^re-lt*ssoii

fonfcrencf between sUidetil leaeher Knnald Har\'ey aru]
Mr. Roliert Norton in Danville Senior High Selinol

Cullefie supervisor

elassrooni.

Tenth Grade Biology is a ehallenge to students of the Danville
Senior High School in a class conducted by Mrs. Emma Jones, student
teacher. Mr. Al Barrett is the cooperating teacher.

^

Blasick lectures to a class in Twelfth Grade
Bloomsburg Senior High School under the
supervision of Mr. Leon Greenly.
(ieorge

f'hysics at the

A theme a week is student teacher Darrell Frey's
goal in Tenth Grade English at the Central Columbia
Senior High School. Mrs. Poinsard is the cooperating
teacher.

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X

'

/

JOHN RONALD ANKAITIS
Social Studies
Brandonville
Day Men's Association 1, 2: Men's Resident Council 3, 4: International Relations Club 3; Student PSEA 4; Veterans' Association
1, 2, 3. 4. Commander 3. 4; Men's Intranuirals 1, 2, 3, 4.

JOHN

A.

AVERY
Dushore

Cfiemistry

Men's Resident Council 2. 3: Science
President 4; Men's Intramurals 2, 3, 4.

("lull

3,

4,

Vice-President

3,

EDWARD PAUL A'ZARY
Physical Science
Elysburg
Men's Resident Council 1, 2, 3: Debating Club 1. 2, 3, 4, VicePresident 2, 3: Director Inter Club Debate Tournament L 2, 3, 4;
Director State College Tournament 3. 4: Science Clid) 1, 2: Student

PSEA

4;

Track

1.

2, 3. 4.

ANNE

G.

BAKER

French. English

Bloomsburg

CGA Woman

Representative L 2: College Council 1, 2, 3; CGA
Committees: Hospitality 2; Big Name Entertainment 1, 2; Day
Women's Association 1, 2. 3, 4; Vice President 2, President 3;
French Club 3; Treasurer 3; Maroon and Gold 1.

A
FREDERICK LLOYD BAKER
Bloomsburg

Social Studies

Men's Resident Council
Tournament Committee

1,

L

2; Baseball 1.2; High School Basketball
2; Men's Intramurals I, 2, 3.

LEONARD EDWARD BARLIK
Mathematics
Duryea
Men's Resident Council 1, 2, 3: Student PSEA 1; Golf 1; Men's
Intramurals 1; CGA Committees: Hospitality 1; Dance Decoration
Committee 2.

KAREN RUTH BARTHOLOMEW
Mathematics
Waller Hall Association
Choraleers

PSEA

I,

2;

Catasaqua
1,

Student

2.

3;

Bloomsburg Players
Association

Christian

1,

2,

2,

3;
3;

College

Student

3.

JOHN STARICK BAYLOR
Sunbury

Mathematics and Physics
Class President

1.

2: College Council

1,

2:

CGA

Committees: Customs

Husky Lounge 3; Men's Resident Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3;
Phi Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3, 4; Maroon and Gold Band 1, 2;
Science Club 2: Pilot Editor 3: Men's Intramurals 2.
2,

STANLEY RAYMOND BEITER,

JR.

English

Berwick

Men's Resident Council

L

2.

3,

4;

Club

Varsity

3,

4;

Football

2, 3, 4.

NEIL CHARLES BELLES
Physics

Berwick

Day Men's Association 1,
Arms 4; Circle K Club
Association

1,

2; Student

2.

3,

2,

3,

PSEA

Phi Sigma Pi 3, 4, Sergeant at
Treasurer 2. 3: Student Christian

4;

3, 4.

KATHLEEN (iRACE BELTZ
Social Studies

Catawissa

Day Women's Association

1,

2,

3,

4;

national Relations Club 3; English Club

FRANK

i>6&

Athenaeum Club

1;

Inter-

2.

M. BERGINSKI

English
Duryea
CGA Committees: Assembly 4, International Programs 4; Men's
Resident Council 1, 2, 3, 4: English Club 3, 4; Student PSEA 4
Obiter Business Manager 4: Track I; Men's Intranuirals I, 2, 3, 4
Battle of the Classes 3; Senior Committees: Publicity, Float; Co
ordinator, Coed of the Year Contest 3; Class Historian 4.

EDWIN DAVID BIELSKI
Social Studies
Day Men's Asociation 2.

Shamokin
3,

4;

Men's Intraniurals

1.

ALEX BILLMEYER
Danville

Biological Science

Science Club 2: Day Men's Association

1,

2,

3.

GEORGE ANDREW BLASICK
Chemistry
Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Amateur Radio Club
Club 3, 4: Veterans' Association 3.

Shamokin
3,

4: Science

RAYMOND GEORGE BRADISH
Mathematics
Freeland
Male Representative 3: Vice-President 4; College Council 3: CGA
Committees: Customs 2, Intramurals 3, Big Name Entertainment 3;
Men's Resident Council L 2, 3, 4: Phi Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4, President
4; Athenaeum Club 1; Student PSEA 4.

GERALD THOMAS BRAGLIO
Social Studies
Day Men's Association

1, 2,

3;

Athenaeum Club

Ringtown
Club 1.

3; Aviation

ROGER EDWARD BREIDINGER
History

CGA
3,

Customs

1,

2, 3, 4;

3;

Muncy

Committees: Social Recreation

Basel)all

Co-chairman 2, Chairman
3; Men's Resident Council

2, 3,

2, Hospitality 2, 3, Pep 2,
Publications 3; Student PSEA 4; Olympian

2,

3,

Editor

I.

U *=>!

LARRY RAY BREINER
Social Studies

Allen

Men's Resident Council I, 2, 3; Varsity Club
Track 1 Men's Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

3,

4:

Basketball

1,

2;

:

PAUL ROMAIN BROSIOUS
Physics and Mathematics
Sunburv
Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Debating
Club 3, 4; Science Club 1; Student PSEA 3. 4: Maroon and Gold
Reporter 1 Amateur Radio Club 2.
:

MICHAEL BURKA
Social Studies
Day Mfii's Association

2,

1,

3,

4;

Berwick
Olympian Circulation Staff 1.

BERT DANA BURRELL
Comprehensive Science
Men's Resident Council
Vice President

1,

Elysburg
1.

2,

.'5;

Maroon and Gold Band

1,

2,

3;

3.

2,

ARLENE SOPHIA BUTALA
McAdoo

Chemistry

Day Women's Association
Secretary 3:

Alpha

Psi

2. 3, 4,

I,

Bloomsburg Players

Omega

3,

1,

Treasurer 3; Science Club
2, 3; College Choraleers

2, 3,
1,

2;

4.

ELIZABETH DIANNE CAMPBELL
Catawissa
Association 1, 2, 3; English Club
and Cold Reporter 1, News Editor 2. Editor 3.

English
College Council 3: Day
2, 3;

Maroon

Women's

JAMES HENRY CAMPBELL
Comprehensive Social Studies

CGA

Vice-President

3;

Cresco

CCA

Gamma

Theta Upsilon 2, 3, 4:
national Relations Club 2; Veterans"
Headwaiter, College Commons 2.
2,

3;

Pep
Phi Sigma

Committees:

2,

Pi

Association

Dining

Room

4;

Inter-

2,
1.

3,

Golf

2;

1;

JOHN COOPER
Mathematics
Men's Resident Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Science Club
Men's Intramurals 1, 2; Student PSEA 3.

1,

Glen Lyon
Club 3;

2; Chess

CHARLES EDWARD GRIM
Mathematics
Day Men's Association
2,

3,

4;

Student

PSEA

Bloomsburg
Student Christian Association
4; Men's Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

1,

2,

3,

4;

1,

FRANCIS JOSEPH CURRAN
History

Men's Resident Council
2, 3,
1,

JUDITH GRACE

Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Official Board 3;
Club 1; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Student PSEA 4.

Committees:
4:

murals
Virginia.

2,

4,

2, 3, 4.

Athenaeum

**•"

JOSEPH ANTHONY DELLEGROTTO
Berwick

History and Government

PSEA

3,

Frackville

Day Women's

Association

PSEA

2,

DAMPMAN

Mathematics

CGA

4; Student

Philadelphia
Vice-President 3: Varsity Club
4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Men's Intramurals
1,

Election Board 3, 4;
International Relations Club 3,

Customs

4,

Day Men's

4; Student
2, 3, 4;
Senior Class Committees: Float, Memorial; Men's Intra4.
Transfer from Frederick College, Portsmouth,
3,

THOMAS PAUL DELOVICH
Earth and Space Science
Lopez
Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3: Science Club 1: Track 2, 3; Amateur
Radio Club 2, 3, Treasurer 2, 3; Judo Club 1; Men's Intramurals
1, 3; Aviation Club 1.

NANCY ANN DEVORE
Biological Science
Waller Hall Association

Science

Who's

Club

Who

in

2.

3:

Benton
2.

3,

Junior Resident Adviser 2.
3: Bloodmobile Committee

4:

Fashion Show

3:
3;

American Universities and Colleges.

BETSY RUTH DILLICH
Ephrata
Committees: Hospitality 2: Waller Hall Association 1. 2, 3. 4.
Social Chairman 2, 3: Governin;; Board 2, 3: Bloomburg Players 1;
English Club 2, 3: Maroon and Gold Band 1. 2; Student Christian
Association 1, 2; Student PSEA 3, 4; Who's Who in American UniEnglish

CGA

versities

and Colleges.

DAVID
Social Studies
Day Men's Association

WOOD DINSMORE
Benton

4: Gamma Theta Upsilon 3, 4;
Athenaeum Club 1, 2. 3: International Relations Club 3; Science
Club 2: Student Christian Association 3; Amateur Radio Club 3.
1.

2.

3.

GERALD CHARLES DOEMLING
Biological Science
Varsity Club 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4: Baseball
Alpha Phi Omega 4; Men's Intramurals 2, 3, 4.

Lansdowne
1,

2.

3,

4";

LEONARD JOHN DOMINICK
Social Studies
Day Men's Association

Wilkes-Barre
1,

2,

Veterans' .Association

3

1,

2.

BETTY MARIE DUSHANKO
History and Government

Hazleton
Committees: Awards 3, Chairman 3; Customs 2, Social Recreation 3: Waller Hall Association 1. 2, 3, 4: "B" Club 3, 4: Bloomsburg Players 2, 3, 4; Business Education Club 1; College Choraleers
1, 2, 3, 4; International Relations Club 2, 3, 4; Student PSEA 4;
Maroon and Gold 2, 3, 4, Typist-Reporter 4; Alpha Psi Omega 4;
Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges.

CGA

LARRY RAYMOND ECKROAT
?.'^^"^l
,
C(jA
Committee: Husky
Lounge

4; Science Club

1,

4; Student

Bloomsburg
3;

Day Men's

PSEA

4;

Association

1,

2,

Alpha Phi Omega 2 3

3.
4.

JON LARS EDBURGH
General Science
Student Christian Association

Berwick
1,

2,

3;

.Archery Instructor 2,

3.

ROBERT JAMES EDDINGER
Mathematics
Berwick
Day Men's A.ssociation 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Christian .Association 1;
Golf 2; Men's Intramurals 1, 2, 3.

GARY FRANK EDWARDS

'\

AUenkown

Biological Scicncr

(^GA Committees: Customs 2,
Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4,
Social Recreation 2: Science
1, 2;
Vice-President 2: Football 4: Golf 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Fire Brigade
2, 3: Men's Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.
Men's Resident Council

2,

1,

4;
Clul)
3,

EDWARD

E.

FILL

Mathematirs
Yeadon
Men's Resident Council 1; Alplia Phi Omega 4: Student PSEA 4;
Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: Muroim and Cold 1, 2, 3, Photographer-Editor 3;
Tennis 2, 3, Captain 3; Men's Intramurals 1: Talent Show 1; Bloodmobile Committee 1: Basketball Tournament 1; Wrestling Tournament 3.

DOROTHY PATRICIA EISENHART
English
West Hazleton
CGA Committees: Pep 3, Hospitality 3, Foreign Student 3. Assembly
3: Waller Hall Association 1, 2. 3; Waller Hall Secretary 2: Waller
Hall Governing Board 1, 2; English Club 2, 3: Student PSEA 1, 3:
Counselor Chairman 3: Dear Coed Student Adviser 1, 2: Leadership

Workshop Chairman

Who's

2;

Who

in

American Universities and

Colleges.

ROBERT RUSSELL ERDMAN
Mathematics
Day Men's Association 1, 2,
Golf 3: Men's Intramurals

Shamokin
4; Chess Club

3,

2.

3,

1.

2:

Science Club 4;

4.

ANGELO JOSEPH ESPOSITO
Mathematics and Physics
Day Men's Association 1,
Basketball

Bloomsburg
2,

3,

4:

Veterans' Association

1,

2,

3,

4;

2.

BARRY LEE EVAN
Mathematics and Physics
Men's Resident Council L

Harveys Lake
2, 3.

4; Chess Club 1; Wrestling

2,

3.

HOWARD
Earth and Space Science
Men's Resident Council

S.

FERNSLER
Pottsville

1.

2.

3,

4;

Men's Intramurals

I,

2,

3.

THOMAS FETZKO
Social Studies

Day Men's Association

RAYMOND ANTHONY PINO
Exeter
Comprehensive Social Studies
Day Men's Association \. 3: Men's Resident Council 2, 4; Chess
Club 2: Student Christian Association 4; Student PSEA 4; Maroon
and Gold. Reporter 2; Football 2: CGA Committees: Customs 1, Dining Hall 2; Men's Intramurals 2, 3, 4.

CHRISTOPHER

C.

FISHER
Espy

Chemistry

Maroon and Gold Band
Collegiate Band 2, 3.

3:

Science Club 1:

German Club

1:

Inter-

Shamokin
1,

2, 3. 4;

Student

PSEA

4.

JOHN ANTHONY FODERARO
Biology

Hazleton

Day Men's Association
ence Club

1

:

PSEA

Student

Relations Club

International

2:

1.

1;

LEROY

C.

FOLMSBEE
Berwick

Biology

Day Men's Association

PSEA

Sci-

1.

1:

English Club 1; Science Club 1: Student

1.

BRIAN FORD
History and Government
Men's Resident Council 1,

murals

1, 2,

3, 4:

ment Committee

Track

Nanticoke
Men's Intra4; N.A.I.A. Wrestling Tourna-

4; Student

2, 3,

official 2, 3,

PSEA

3.

4:

3.

ROBERT LEE FOSTER
Physical Science
Day Men's Association
ication 3;

Berwick
1, 2,

3; Science

Amateur Radio Club

2, 3,

Club

1,

Secretary

2,
2,

3; Veterans' Asso-

Vice President

3.

STANLEY ANDREW FRAIND
Physical Science
Science Club 1
Men's Intramurals
;

HOWARD
Social Studies
Day Men's Association

Berwick
2.

3,

4.

FREAR

J.

Selinsgrove
1.

2,

3,

4;

Men's Intramurals

1,

2,

3.

DARRELL GENE FREY
English

Day Men's

Association

1,

English Club 2: Student

2, 3, 4;

PSEA

Athenaeum Club
2.

1;

Milton
Chess Club 2;

4.

RONALD L GARRISON
Social Studies
Day Men's Association

r

Berwick
1, 2,

3.

4:

Men's Intramurals

1,

2, 3, 4,

WALTER EDWIN GATCHELL,
Phi Omega 1, 2,
Student PSEA 1

3,
;

JR.

Linwood
Men's Resident Council 4; Alpha
Vice President 2. Secretary 1; Science Club 2, 3:

Comprehensive Science
C.G.A. Committee: Customs
Football

1

1;

;

Basketball

CATHERINE

1

:

Slen's Intramurals 2,

M. GHEZZI

Shamokin

English

Day Women's

3.

Association

1,

2.

3.

4:

English Club

1.

2.

3,

4.

MARTY MOVER GINTY
English,

German

Waller Hall
1,

2;

Show

Philadelphia

Association

English Chili
1,

Stmlent

3:

2.

3,

2,

1,

Counselor 2:

PSEA

2,

3;

(iolU-ge

Olympian

C.horaleers
2;

Fashion

2.

BRUCE SHERWOOD GRANT
Shavertown

Biological Science

Men's Resident Council 1,
Gold Band 1, 2: Track 2.

2,

.i:

Athenaeum Cluh

Maroon and

.i;

FLOYD MARTIN GRIMM

III

Coniprehemive Science
Scranton
CGA Committees: Pep 1, Social Recreation 2, Hospitality 1; Student
PSEA 4; Varsity Club 2; Olympian 3; Swimming I, 2, 3, 4; Alpha
Phi

Omega

3. 4,

Vice President

4.

ROBERT SCOTT GROSS
Social Studies,

Men's Resident Council
Club 3, 4; Basketball

1. 2,
1,

2;

Trevorton
Theta Upsilon 3, 4; Varsity
Baseball 2, 3, 4; Men's Intramurals

3;

Gamma

1.2.3.

LINDA JEAN

GROW

Mathematics
Tunkhannock
Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3: "B" Club 3; International Relations
Cluh 3; Student Christian Association 1, 2; Student PSEA 3;
Women's Intramurals 1, 2, 3: Proctor for Waller Hall 3.

WILLIAM W. HAAS
Social Studies
Day Men's Association

Theta Upsilon

2, 3,

Lewisburg
Men's Resident Council 1; Gamma
4; Student PSEA 2, 4; Men's Intramurals 1, 2.
2,

4;

3,

JAMES STEPHEN HALCOVICH
Shamokin

English

Day Men's

Association

3,

4:

Council of Teachers of English

1,

1,

2,

Student

PSEA

1,

2,

3;

National

2,

3,

Numidia
Program

2, 3, 4.

BERYL MAE HAMPTON
Comprehensive Science

Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club
Chairman 3; Athenaeum Club 1; College Choraleers

PAUL HUDSON HARMAN
Social Studies
Day Men's Association

Rock Glen
1,

2.

3,

4:

Veterans' Association

4.

ANDREW HARNICHAR
Mathematics
Men's Resident Council

Wilkes-Barre
1,

2,

dent 3; College Choraleers 1;

Bloomsburg Players
Men's Intramurals I.

3;

1,

2,

3,

Presi-

1.

FRANK

R.

HARRIS

Mathematics
Bloomsburg
Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Maroon and Gold Band 1, 2,
Treasurer 2: Amateur Radio Club 2, 3.

EDWIN EUGENE HARTMAN
French
Day Men's Association
Student

PSEA

2, 3.

Catawissa
Student Christian Association 2, 3;
4; Men's Intramurals 2, 3, 4.
2.

3,

4;

RONNIE LEE HARTSOCK
Biology

WillianispDit

CGA

Committee: Extra-curricular Points 3: Student PSEA 2, 3, 4:
Varsity Club 2, 3; Maroon & Gold, Reporter 3. 4; Wrestling 1:
Track'

1,

2,

3. 4.

RONALD GLENN HARVEY
Mathematics
Day Men's Association

Shickshinny
1,

2,

3:

Athenaeum Club

2; Science Club

3.

WILLIAM ROGER HELGEMO
Chemistr} and Mathematics

Wilkes-Barre
Student Christian

International Relations Club 3; Science Club 2;
Association 2: Student PSEA 2.

CHARLES WILLIAM HENRIE,

JR.

Bloomsburg

Social Studies

Day Men's

Varsity Club 3, 4; Football 1;
Tennis, Captain 2; Men's Intramurals I, 2, 3: Customs Committee 3.
.Association

1,

2,

3,

4;

ROBERT HENRY HENSLEY
Chemistry
WilkesBarre
CGA Committees: Customs 2. Bip Name Entertainment 2, Hospitality
3: Men's Resident Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Psi Omega 2, 3, 4';
BloomsburK Players 1, 2, 3, 4: Circle K Club 2: College Choraleers
2, 3: Student PSEA 4; Maroon & Gold. Reporter, 1, 2; Obiter.
Business Manager 3, Editor 4; Who's Who in American Universities
and Colleges.

WILLIAM HAGEY HERALD
Mathematics
Day Men's Association

White Deer
1.

2,

3,

4:

Chess Club

1;

Student

SPEA

2, 3, 4.

WILLLVM HOMER HICKS
West Warren
History and Government
Day Men's Association 1: Men's Resident Council 2, 3. 4; BloomsInternational Relations Club 3. 4; Student
l)urg Players 2, 3:
Christian Association 4: Tennis 1.

ALBERT CHARLES HOFFMAN
Sunbury

Biology

Day Men's Association

1.

2.

3,

4;

Pi 3, 4; Science Club 1; Student PSEA 3,
Gold. Reporter 1.
1. 2. 3, 4; Maroon

&

Pi 3, 4; Phi Sigma
4: Veterans" .Association

Kappa Delta

GUY
Social Studies
Day Men's Association

Student

PSEA

H.

HOFFMAN
Catawissa

1,

2,

3,

4:

Bnsiness

Eilncation

Club

2;

3.

JAN[ES

VERNON HOLT

Mathematics
Phi Sigma Pi 2, 3: Varsity Club 3; Tennis
2, 3; CGA Committee: Hospitality 2.

1,

2;

Roslyn
Men's Intramurals

DONALD FAY HOPKINS
English

Dallas

CGA

Committees: Hospitality, Election Board 3, Foreign Relations,
Assembly 4: Alpha Psi Omega 4: Bloomsburg Players 3, 4; English
Club 3, 4: Student PSEA 4: Swimming L 2, 3, 4; Men's Intramurals
1.2.3.4.

MARK ALLEN HORNBERGER
Social Studies

Leek Kill
Theta Upsilon 2, 3, Presi3, President 3; Student Christian .Association I, 2, 3, President 3; Student PSEA 3; Veterans' Association 1,
President 3; Men's Intramurals 1, 2.

Men's Resident Council
dent 3;

Kappa Delta

1,

2,

Gamma

3;

Pi

GERALD FRANCIS HOWARD
History and Government
Carbondale
CGA Officer, President 4; CGA Committees: Pep 3, Hospitality 3,
Furniture 3: Men's Resident Council 2, 3: International Relations
Club 3. 4. President 3, 4: Who's Who in American Universities and
Colleges.

HARRY HUMES
English

Girardville

Day Men's Association
Olympian Staff

2,

\. 2, 3.

4; English Club 2.

Assistant Editor

3,

4: Poetry Club 1;

3.

LARRY CHARLES IKELER
Mathematics
Day Men's Association
murals 1, 2, 3.

1.

2,

3.

4:

.Science

Club

2,

3:

Bloomsburg
Men's Intra-

DONALD WILSON IVEY
Comprehensive Science
Day Men's Association

Bloomsburg
1, 2, 3,

4; Science

Club

1, 2, 3,

RICHARD D. JAMES
History and Government
Pocono Summit
Men's Representative 4; Senior Committees: Float; Ivy Day; Class
Gift; CGA Committees: Customs 3, Election 3, 4; Men's Resident
Council 1. 2, 3. 4: Alpha Phi Omega 3: International Relations Club
2, 3, 4: English Club 4: Student PSEA 4; Maroon
Gold Staff
1, 3, 4, Sports Editor 4: Olympian Staff 2, 3. 4, Assistant Editor 3;
Men's Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4.

&

EMMA

S.

JONES

Biology

Day Women's

Association 3, 4;
East Stroudsburg State College.

Meshoppen
Science Club

3,

4;

Transfer from

^

4; President

3.

EDWARD JOSEPH KACZMAREK
Mathematics
Day Men's Association

Locust Gap
1.

2,

Men's

4;

3.

Homecoming Decoration Committee

Inlramurals

2,

3,

4;

3.

EUGENE HENRY RAPES
Hazleton

Social Studies
_

Men's Resident Council L 2. 3; International Relations
Varsitv Club 3. 4: Basketball 1; Track I; Baseball 2, 3.

2,

3,

4;

RICHARD HARRY KAUTTER
Social Studies
Day Men's Association

Committee

1.

2. 3. 4;

Mtii's Intranuiials 1:

Mount Carmel
Homecoming

2.

EARL PETER KERSTETTER
Social Studies
Day Men's Association
Chil)

1.

1,

2.

3,

4:

Athenaeum Club

?<.

4;

Paxinos
Science

2, 3.

RICHARD
Social Studies
Day Men's Association

murals

1,

2.

KING

E.

Student

3. 4:

PSEA

3. 4:

Bloomsburg
Men's Intra-

2, 3.

DONALD RUSSELL KLECKNER
Milton
Mathematics
CGA Committee: Assembly. Chairman 3, 4; Men's Resident Council
2, 3: Chess Club 2: Student PSEA 4: Men's Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

JUDY ANN BALESTRINI KLEINBAUER
Mathematics

Sunbury

Day Women's

Association 4: Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3: Alpha
Psi Omepa 3, 4: Bloomsburp Players 2. 3. 4; College Choraleers 2:
Student Christian Association 1, 2, 3, 4: Student PSEA 3, 4.

RONALD
Cum prehensile

RUSSEI,

KLOCK
Shamokin

Science

Day Men's Association
urer 3: Science <4ub

1.

1.

2, 3, 4;

Amateur Radio Club

2. 3, 4,

Treas-

2, 3. 4.

WILLIAM

U.

KLOCK

Sunbury
Comprehensive Social Studies
Day Men's Association 1; Men's Resident Council 3; Athenaeum
Club 2; International Relations Club I: Maroon and Gold Band 1:
Science Club 1: Student PSEA 3.

LARRY EARL KLOUSER
Comprehensive Social Stuities
Men's Resident ("ouncil 1. 2,
tional Relations Club 3, 4:
1. 2. 3, 4: Men's Intramurals

Valley V'iew
3,

4;

Athenaeum Club

Science
1.

2. 3.

Club

1.

2:

1,

2:

Student

Interna-

PSEA

KARL RICHARD KOPPENHEFFER,

JR.

Mathematics
Millersburg
Men's Resident Council 1. 2. 3, 4; Athenaeum Club 3, 4: Science
Club 2, 4; Student PSEA 2, 4: Men's Intramurals 1, 2, 3.

THOMAS
Biology
Men's Resident Council
3; Science Club 1, 2.

L.

KOPPENHEFFER
Elizabethville

1,

2. 3. 4:

Alpha Phi Omega

3. 4,

Treasurer

^i
WILLIAM

KRAFTCHAK

O.

Biology

Day Men's

Association

1.

2,

3.

4;

Chess Club

2,

I,

3,

Mt. Carmel
Treasurer 2.

JAMES HARRY KREISHER
Comprehensive Science
Day Men's Association

PSEA

Shamokin
1,

2,

3,

4;

Science Club

1,

2,

3;

Student

4.

MARK DAVID KULE
Glen Lyon

Social Studies

Men's Resident Council
Intramurals

I,

1.

2,

3; Aviation

Club

1,

Secretary I; Men's

2, 3.

MICHAEL MARK KUSH
Chemistry
Glen Lyon
Men's Resident Council 2, 3: Day Men's Association 4; Science
Club 2, 3; Student PSEA 4; Football 2, 3: Baseball 2, 3.

k^TI
ROBERT JOHN KUTCHI
Hazleton
Comprehensive Social Studies
Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3; English Club 2; Science Club 2, 3;
Student PSEA 3: Alpha Phi Omega 2. 3: Gamma Theta Upsilon 3;
Athenaeum Club 1.

EDWARD THOMAS LACZKOWSKI
Biological Science
Day Men's Association
4; Student

FRANK
Spanish
Day Men's Association

1. 2,

3,

D.

LAPOS

4; Spanish

Nesquehoning
Club 4: Veterans" Associa-

tion 3,4.

MARY CATHERINE LESEVICH
French

anil

Mathematics

Catawissa

Class Secretary 3: Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Delta
Pi 3, 4, Vice President 4: International Relations Club 2; French
Club 2, 3, 4, President 3; Maroon and Gold Band 1. 2, 3, 4, Librarian
2, President 3: Student Christian Association 2, 3; Student PSEA
2, 3, 4: Ohitei Distriliution Staff 3: Olympian Editorial Staff 3;
Election Board 2, 3: Bloodmobile Committee 3; Prom Invitations
Committee Chairman 3; Dav Women's Float Committee 1, 2, 3.

PSEA

4.

Ranshaw
1,

2. 3,

4; Science Club

1,

2, 3, 4,

Treasurer

EDWARD HKRNAKD LESHINSKIE
Comprehensive Science

Shamokin

CGA

Council member 4: Day Men's Association I, 2, 3, 4; Vice
President 3, President 4; Science Club 2, 3; Student PSEA 4;
Amateur Radio Club 1, 2, 3. 4, President 2, 3, Secretary 4.

PAUL MICHAEL LEVITSKI
Social Studies
Day Men's Association
tion

FRANCIS
Mathematics
Men's Resident Council
murals 1. 2, 3, 4.

A.

2, 3,

4:

3: Student

Men's Intramurals

1.

PSEA

4: Veterans' Associa-

2.

I.ODANOSKY
Mahanoy

1.

2, 3:

1,

Berwick
2,

1,

Atlienaeu

Club

1

;

Men's

City

Intra-

JOHN REESE MADDEN
Shamokin
Social Studies
Election Boarcl,2: Day Men's Association 3. 4: Men's Resident Council 1, 2; Gairthia Theta Upsilon 2; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; International
Relations 2. 3. President 2: Veterans' Association 1. 2: Men's Intramurals

1.

JOHN KRANCIS MAHONEY
Physics anil Mathematics

Athenaeum Club

1, 2,

3:

Millersburg

Men's Intramurals

BARBARA JEAN
Spanish and History
Waller Hall Association
4:

Pep Committee

1,

L

4:

2, 3.

\I

1,

2, 3.

ALONE

Athenaeum Club

1;

Trevose
Spanish Club

2.

ROBERT WILLIAM McCLOSKEY
Social Studies
Day Men's Assoi iation 4; Student
Golf 3; Men's Intraniurals 1, 2, 4.

PSEA

Millville
2: Veterans' Ai-soriation 4:

JOHN W. McCORKILL
Social Studies

Men's Resident (Council
PSEA 3, 4; Track 1, 2,

Sunbury
Alpha Phi Omega
4; Customs Committee 2.

I, 2,

3,

3, 4:

3.

4:

Student

PATRICK JAMES McFEELEY
German

Philadelphia

Election Board 1. 2, 3; Chairman 2, 3; CGA Committee: Pep 2, 3:
Fire Brigade 1, 2; Men's Resident Council 1. 2. 3. 4: International
Relations 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 3. 4: Student PSEA 4: Football
1,

Track

2;

1,

2;

German Club

3,

4;

Men's Intramurals

1,

2,

3,

4.

RONALD W. McHENRY
Bloomsburg

Science

Dav

M ens

PSEA

4

Association

1.

2.

3,

4:

Science

Club

2,

3:

Student

MEALS

IRA DALE
English

Day Men's Assoriation
Club

\.

2,

?i.

4:

Enplish Club

1,

2,

3,

Harrisburg
4; Poetry

\.

LARRY LEROY MELICK
Mathematics
Day Men's Association
murals L 2, 3.

Bloomsburg
1,

2, 3, 4;

Athenaeum Club

2; Men's Intra-

JOEL GEORGE MELITSKI
Somerville, N. J.
Social Studies
Senior Class Treasurer: Men's Resident Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity
Club 1, 2, 3, 4; "Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4: Men's Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

CAROL LEE MILLER
History and Government
Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3:
Elections 3; Women's Intramurals

KENNETH

P.

Milton

CGA
1, 2,

Committees:

Hospitality

3,

&

Gold Typist

3.

3;

Maroon

MILLER

Comprehensive Science
Student PSEA I, 2, 3. 4: Men's Intramurals

Selinsgrove
2.

KENNETH ROBERT MILLER
Millersburg

Social Studies

Men's Resident Council 1. 2. 3, 4; International Relations Club 3, 4;
Science Club 2; Student PSEA 2. 3, 4; Men's Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.

JOHN PAUL MINALDA
Chemistry
Day Men's Association

Mahanoy
1,

2. 3:

Science Club

1,

2,

City

3.

MARY LORRAINE MISKEVICH
Freelaiid

Spanish, Mathematics

CGA

Committee: Awards 3; Waller Hall Association
Psi Omega, Vice-President 3. 4: Bloomsburg Players
4: College Clioraleers 1, 2.
ciation 2: Student PSEA 3:
and Colleges.

3,

JOSEPH PETER MOCKAITIS
Mahanoy

Comprehensive Science
Student

PSEA

City

1, 2, 3.

ANDREW LOUIS MONISERA
Matamoras

Biological Science

Athenaeum Club

2,

President 3; Student

PSEA

2.

1.

2,

3:

Alpha

Secretary
Secretary 3; Student Christian Asso-

Who's

Who

in

1,

2,

American Universities

RICHARD MONKS
Mathematics, Physics

Hazleton

Day Men's Association

3.

4; Slurii-m

I'SEA 4; Veterans' Association

3,4.

ROBERT SAMUEL MORSE
Hatboro

French, Spanish

International Relations Club 3: Fremli Club 2, 3; Student Christian
Association 1, 2, 3, 4: Student I'SEA 4: Football 2, 3: Track 2, 3.

FRANCES ELIZABETH MORSEY
Philadelphia
Mathematics
CGA Committee: Library Policy 3: Waller Hall Association
Governing Board 2: International Relations Club 3.
1, 2,
3, 4;
Corresponding Secretary 3; Student Christian Association 1, 2;
Student PSEA 2, 3; Athenaeum Club 3; College Choraleers 1, 2;
Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges.

JERRY STEPHEN MOSER
Social Studies
Dav Men's Association

Washingtonville
1.

2. 3.

MARK FREEMAN MOSSER
Chemistry
Men's Resident Council
Science Club 2; Student

Telford
2,

International

3:

PSEA

Relations

KENNETH ATWOOD MUSSELMAN,

ZK;

JR.
Stillwater

.Association

Olympian Editor

KARL

3;

3.

English

Day Men's

Club

3;

1, 2,

3,

4;

Manmn &

Men's Intramurals

1,

Cold Feature Writer 2;

2.

NAjAKA

Glen Lyon
Theta Upsilon 3; Student
3: Veterans' Association 1, 2, 3, Vice Commander 3; Men's
Intramurals 1, 2; International Relations Club 3.

Social Studies

Men's Resident Council

1,

2,

3;

Gamma

PSEA

WILLIAM

B.

NELSON

Biology
Men's Resident (Council 1, 2, 3: Veterans' Association
Commander 2; Men's Intramurals 1, 2.

Bloomsburg
1,

2, 3, Vice-

RAY

C.

OMAN
Clarks Summit

Social Studies

Men's Resident Council 1. 2, 3, 4: Gamma Theta Upsilon 2, 3, 4;
Debatirig Club 2, 3. 4: International Relations Club 2, 3, Treasurer
2; Student Christian Association 2, 3, 4; Student PSEA 4; Men's
Intramurals

2.

MARIE ELLEN OSINSKI
English

Shenandoah

Waller Hall Association I, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3; Athenaeum
Club 2; College Choraleers 1; English Club 3: Student PSEA 3.

JOHN ANDREW OWEN
Mathematics
Day Mtn's Association
Wrestling

1.

2.

.'!.

4:

Ridgebury
Atlicnacurn
Alpha Phi Omega 2;
2, 3, 4;

.lOHN

J.

(lliil)

1;

Varsity Club 4:

Men's Intramurals

1,

2.

OWENS
Nanticoke

Social Studies

Student Christian Association
Trark 2; Men's Intramurals 1,

1,

2;

PSEA

Student

4;

Football 1:

3, 4.

\i
VIRGINIA ANNE PALMER
Mathematics
College Choraleers 1; Student Christian
President 2; President 3; Student PSEA

Association

Williamsport
2, 3, Vice

1,

3.

GEORGE PEKALA
Fern Glen

Social Studies

Men's Resident Council

1,

2, 3,

4; Student

PSEA

3, 4.

ROBERT SAMUEL PLATT
Social Studies
Day Men's Association

Club

1,

2, 3,

4; Science Club 2, 3, 4;

Shamokin
Athenaeum

1, 2, 3.

CLAIRE MARIE RARICK
English

Day Men's

Association 3;

English Club 3; French
Student PSEA 4.

Catavdssa
Collepe Choraleers 3;
Student Christian Association 1;

Athenaeum Club
Club 3:

1;

GORDON BRUCE REED
Allentown
Biological Science
CGA Hospitality Committee 4: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3; Men's
Resident Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2; Spring Arts Festival
Committee 2, 3; Freshman Talent Show; Alpha Phi Omega Variety

Show

1, 2, 3.

GAYLE ANNE RICHARDS
Catawissa
English

English

Day Women's

Association

Club 2; French Club

JAMES OSCAR RICHART
Mathematics
Bloomsburg Flayers 1; Student
CGA Customs Committee 2.

Hughesville

PSEA

3,

4;

Men's Intramurals

1,

2;

RONALD EDWIN RIFE
Watsontown
English. French
Day Men's Association 2; Men's Resident Council 1. 3, 4; Alpha
Phi Omega 3, 4; President 3, 4: English Club 3, 4: French Club
3, 4; Maroon and Gold Band 1: Student PSEA 2, 3, 4: Maroon

&

Gold

3.

I;

1,

2, 3,

Student

4: College Choraleers 2;

PSEA

2.

GE0R(;E
Physics, Mathematics
Day Men's Association

EDWARD RITTER
Bloomsburg

1,

2, 3, 4.

JOHN RITTER
Biological Science

Lehighton

Men's Resident Council

1,

2, 3,

4; Student

PSEA

3, 4.

BARBARA MARILYN ROGERS
Shamokin
Athenaeum

Biology

Day Women's

Association
Club 3; Science Club 1, 2.

1.

3,

2,

Kappa Delta

4;

Pi 4:

3.

MARTIN ANTHONY ROSATO
McAdoo

Biological Science

Men's Resident Council
Men's Intramurals 1, 2.

1,

2. 3.

4: Varsity Club 2: Baseball

1, 2,

3:

3.

THOMAS RICHARD ROWLAND,

?Tf^Q^

Science
Student

JR.

Scranton

PSEA

2. 3.

STANLEY EVERETT RUMMEL
Lewistown

Social Stuilies

Men's Resident Council
1,

2,

3,

Upsilon

4;

I,

2,

3,

4;

Student Christian

Student PSEA 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4:
Treasurer 3. 4: Men's Intramurals 1,

2. 3. 4.

Association

Gamma

Theta

2, 3, 4.

JAMES DALE RUSSELL
Social Stuilies

Montgomery

Men's Resident Council
2,
3,

2.

1,

3,

International

4;

Student Christian Association
4: Gamma Theta Upsilon 2, 3, 4.
3,

4:

1,

2.

3,

Relations

Student

4:

Club

PSEA

FREDERICK EUGENE SAXTON
English

Lewistown

Men's Resident Council

PSEA

4:

Maroon

&

Gold

4; Aviation Clidi
Publicily Committee.
1,

2,

3,

2.

1.

1

3,

Staff
:

Men's

Club
Olympian

English

4:
3.

4:

liitraTuurals

1,

4; Student
3.
4; Track

3,

2,

3,

4;

Senior

CHARLES WALTER SCARANTINO
Biological Science
College (!horaleers

Pittston
1,

Debating Club

1, 2, 3,

Treasurer

2. 3.

GAIL DIANNE .SCHIVELY
Biology
Waller Hall Assnciation 1,2: Bloomsburg Plavers

Muncv
2, 3.

JOHN RAYMOND SCHNEIDER
West Hazleton

Social Studies

CGA
2,
3,
2,

Committee: Election Board 2, 3. 4; Day Men's Association
3, 4; Men's Resident Council 1; Student Christian Association
4; Student PSEA 3. 4; Veterans' Association 1, 2, 3. 4, Treasurer
3, 4: Men's Intramurals 1. 2, 3; Gamma Theta Upsilon 2, 3, 4.

RONALD SCHRAEDER
Nanticoke

Social Studies

Men's Resident Council

2,

1.

3:

Aviation Chili 1; Men's Intramurals

1,2,3.

ROGER STEWART SCHROPP
Mathematics
Men's Resident Council
at

Arms

Track

NAIA

3;

Athenaeum

Orwigshurg
I,

2, 3,

Chil)

3,

2,

1,

Men's Intramurals
Wrestling Committee 3.
1,

Alpha Phi Omega

4;

2;

2,

3,

4; Sergeant-

Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3;
Junior Prom Committee 3;

3:

SHIRLEY ANN SEGIN
Bloomsburg
('GA Committee: Election 2, 3: Day Women's Association I. 2, 3;
International Relations Cluh 2, 3: Science Club 3; Student PSEA 3:
Uanum X: Gold 2. 3: Bhmmshurg Players 2. 3.
Social Studies

DONNA

SEIGFREID

K.

English

CGA

Shickshinny

Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3, 4:
Day Women's Officer 4; Day Women's Official Board 4; Student
PSEA 4; Obiter 4: Olympian 4.
Committee: Election

3,

4:

DARYL JAMES SHARPE
Mathematics
Men's Resident ('ouncil
Intramurals

2.

3.

Coaldale
1

3,

4;

Fire

Brigade

2,

4;

3,

Men's

4.

GLEN SHOFFLER
Social Studies
Day Men's Association

PSEA

3,

Catawissa
1, 2,

3,

4;

Men's Intramurals

I, 2,

3; Student

4.

BARRY ORVILLE SMITH
Sun bury
Mathematics
CGA Committees: Customs 3, Hospitality 3; Men's Resident Council
1, 2, 3; Science Club 1, 2, 3; Student PSEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President
3, President 4; Science Club 3. Treasurer 3; Circle K Club 2, 3.

ELAINE M. STARVATOW
Berwick

English

Athenaeum Club 1; Chess Club 1,
Club 1, 2: Maroon & Gold 1, 2, 3.

2,

3,

4.

Secretary 3;

English

ELIZABETH ANN STASK
French, English
Waller Hall Association

Club

1;

French Club

Intramurals

1,

2.

Shenandoah
1, 2,

2, 3,

3;

1,

2;

Debating

PSEA

3;

Women's

Bloomsburg Players

President 3; Student

EUGENE FRANKLIN STEINRUCK
Physics and Mathematics

Bloomsburg
Committee: Custom 2: Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4:
Maroon & Gold Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Student PSEA 4; Varsity Club 4;

CGA

Obiter 3, 4; Football Manager 3, 4; Phi Sigma Pi
Choraleers 1, 2: Senior Class Committee Chairman 4.

3,

4;

College

JOHN WAYNE STONE
Social Studies
Day Men's Association

Men's Intramurals

EI.SIE

2,

3,

4;

International

King of Prussia
Relations Club 4;

LORRAINE STRAUB

English

Paxinop

Dav Women's Assoiiation
Club

1,

2, 3, 4.

1,

2.

4;

3,

Student

PSEA

1;

Athenaeum

1.

DAVID

STUEMPFLE

I.OUIS

Biological Science

Men's Resilient Council 1. 2.
2. 3. 4: Track 1: Wrestlins 1.
CGA Committee: Custom 2.

3,

4:

2. 3,

South WilHamsport
Student PSEA 4; Varsity Club
4; Men's Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4;

KAREN DIANE SUPRON
Social Studies
Scranton
Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3: International Relations Club
2, 3. 4;
Student Christian Association 1, 2; Student PSEA 3:
College Choraleers 1:
Committees: Hospitality 3: Customs 3.

CGA

DORIS RUTH TALLEY
Social Studies
Upper Darby
College Choraleers 1, 2, 3. 4; International Relations Club 2; Student
Christian Association 1: Student PSEA 4: Maroon
Gold 3;
Harmonettes 1: Madrigal Singers 2, 3. 4: Fire Warden 3.

&

PATRICIA ANN TRAVER
Mathematics
Waller Hall
Refreshment
Student

Tunkhannock
Association
f Committee

PSEA

1,

2,

Women's Intramurals

3;

3,
1,

1,

2,

3;

Kappa Delta

Student Christian

Co-Chairman

of

Pi 3; Chairman
Association 1, 2, 3:

Worship

Committee

3;

2, 3, 4.

TERRY GENE TRIVELPIECE
Social Studies
Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4:
Relations Club 1
Science Club 1
;

Men's Intramurals

1,

Berwick

Athenaeum Club
:

International
Student Christian Association 1
2;

2.

HARRY JAMES TUREK
Mathematics
Berwick
Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Day Men's Officer 4; Science
Club 2; Student Christian Association 1, 2; Golf 2; Men's Intramurals 2: Junior Prom Decoration Committee 3.

DONNALEA VAN PELT
Social Studies

Day Women's

Orangeville
Association

1, 2, 3,

4:

Treasurer 4: Bloomsburg Players 2,
tion 1, 2, 3, 4; Student PSEA 4:
1,

2, 3;

Alpha Psi Omega

4: Secretary3, 4: Student Christian AssociaObiter 4; Women's Intramurals

Chairman Caps & Gowns Committee

4.

3,

t;KOK(;E W.

VASTINE

Social Studies
Day Men's Association 1. 2, 3, 4; Gamma Theta
Student Christian Association 3; Stiiiient PSEA 4.

Danville
3, 4;

Upsilon

EDWARD ALBERT WALLISH
Shamokin

Mitthcmatics

Day Men's

Assoiiation 2, 3: Men's Resident Council 1: Day Men's
Association, Secretary 3; S<'icnce ("lull !: Men's Intraniiirals 1, 2.

DONALD THOMAS WATKINS
Wilkes-Barre

Biological Science

CGA

Winter Week-end 3; Men's
Resident Council 1. 2, 3, 4; Scieme Club 2. 3, 4; Student PSEA 4;
Varsity (^lub 2, 3. 4; Swimming 1, 2, 3; Men's Intramurals, Student
Director 1, 2, 3, 4; Decorating Committee 1, 3.
Committees:

Customs

2,

3:

DAVID BRUCE WEAVER
Biological Science

Lewisburg

Men's Resident Council 1. 2, 3, 4; Alpha Phi Omega
torian 2; Wrestling 4: Men's Intramurals 2.

FREDERICK JOHN
Mathematics
Day Men's Association

2.

3, 4,

His-

"WIDITZ
Weston

2.

1,

3,

Athenaeum Club

4;

3.

ROSE MARIE WHITE
Chemistry. Mathematics
Waller Hall Association
Players I: Science Club

1,

2,

2, 3. 4:

3,

4:

"B" Club

Student

PSEA

3,

4:

Old Forge
Bloomsburg

3, 4.

JOHN WALTER WISE
West Chester
Comprehensive Social Studies
Men's Resident Council 1, 2, 3; International Relations Club 2, 3;
Maroon & Gold 3; Basketball 1.

LAWRENCE WELLS WOOD
Social Studies
Day Men's Association

Science Club

1,

Bloomsburg
1,

2,

3,

4;

International

Relations Club 3:

2.

RONALD YEACER
English, Mathematics
Day Men's Association

PSEA

1.

2,

3, 4:

Shickshinny
Student

Veterans' Association 3;

4.

THOMAS JAMES YESALAVAGE
Mathematics
Day Men's Association 2, 3, 4; Men's Resident
Athenaeum Club 2; International Relations Club 3.

SaidM
Girardville

Council

1;

'%*?»•

JOHN GILBERT YOUNG
Biology tind General Science

Day

^ien's Association

murals

1,

2,

3,

4;

Science

1,

2,

3,

4;

Ranshawr
Men's Intra-

2, 3.

RANDALL ROBERT YOUNG
Social Studies
Day Men's Association
3, 4;

Student

PSEA

Bloomsburg

Student Christian
4; Men's Intramurals 2, 3.
2,

1,

3,

4;

Association

PAUL EDWARD YUCKA
Shamokin

Biological Science
Day Men's Association

Club

3,

1,

Men's Intramurals

1;

4;

1. 2, 3,

Men's Resident Council 2; Chess
4; Junior Prom Ticket Committee.

LUCILLE JOYCE ZABLOCKY
English

Day Women's
Club

1, 2,

Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Official
Secretary 3; Maroon & Gold Band 1.

Board

Bloomsburg
Debating

1;

JOHN VERNER ZACHARIAS
English

Day Men's

Philadelphia
.Association

I.

2,

3,

t;

Student

PSEA

4.

JOHN JAMES ZEIGLER
Mathematics
Yeagertown
CGA Committee; Hospitality 3; Men's Resident Council 1, 2, 3, 4,
Treasuier 3; .Student PSEA 4; .Aviation Club 1: Men's Intramurals
1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball Manager 1; Senior Class Publicity Committee 4;
Junior Prom Publicity Committee 3; Student PSEA 4.

RONNEE JAYNE ZIMNY
English

CGA

Allentown

Committees; Election Board

Hospitality Committee 3; Waller
Hall Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Bloomsburg
Players 2; College Choraleers 1: English Club 3, 4: Student PSEA
Proctor, Waller Hall 3: Invitations Committee
3, 4; Olympian 3;
3.

Junior Prom 3:

Who's

Who

in

Evening Entertainment and Assembly Committee;
American LIniversities and Colleges.

BEKNAKI) JOHN ZORANSKI
iVIuthiniutics

and

Day Men's

Association

Glen Lyon

Scienci'

Club 4: Student I'SEA

2,

1,
.3,

2,
4.

3,

t:

Alhfnacuni

Club

1:

.Science

^Dr. Maiftta. Direitor of Special Eduration,
discusses employment possibilities for graduating students with Dr. Salz, Professor of
Psychology.

-•. 3-

Special Class develops original reading materia!
student teacher Victor Widmann.

A

Division of Special Education occupies

under the direction of

modern quar-

ground floor of Navy Hall. The latest equipment
speech and hearing therapy is now available for students

ters in the
in

enrolled in this curriculum.

Student teacher Joanne Dubbs conducts unit on "Awareness of Creatures
in Special Education Class.

Around Us"

SCIENCE
TABLE
'

**^

A Pamela Brown, student clinician, analyzes complex hearing test of client in soundproof audiology
suite.

Student Harry Sinco observes verbal
language of brain injured client in
audiology suite.

A Professor Mease explains anatomy of language to students
Dr. Satz studies emotional reactions of group.

and

clients as

^

Marilu

Amour

(left)

Nancy

and

completing

case
study while Mrs. Lamoine Fritz, Secretary of the Division, checks completeness of information.
Gillespie

A
to a

Professor Richard Mease
group of students.

lemonstrates model of larynx

A

Ida Gingrich, Nancy Steihie. and
tion majors, develop a bulletin board
tion activities.

(right)

a

Roland Bitler, Special Educaconcerned with special educa-

JEANNE BARNATOVICH
Mildred
Ediiration for the Mentally Retardcil
Waller Hall Assoriation 1, 2, 3, 4; Bloomsburg Players 1; Council
for Education of Exceptional Children 2, 3, 4.

CAROLYN MAE BENSCOTER
Berwick
Education for the Mentally Retarded
Waller Hall Asociation 1. 2. 3: Student Christian Association 1,2,3;
Student PSEA 3: Maroon & Gold 1, 2: College Choraleers 2, 3;
Council for Education of Exceptional Children 1, 2, 3; Debating
Club 1, 2.

REBECCA SUSAN BOGUCKI
Mocanaqua
Speech Correction
Waller Hall Association 2, 3: Sigma Alpha Eta 3; Maroon & Gold
Typist 3: CGA Committees: Election Board 3, Social Recreation 3,
Hospitality 3, Pep 3: Women's Intramurals 2, 3.

VIRGINIA LEE

BOUDMAN

Milton
Education for the Mentally Retarded
CGA Flection Board 1; Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Student
PSEA 3; Council for Exceptional Children, Vice-President 2: "B"
Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 1: Council ior Education of Exceptional
Children 1, 2, 3, 4; Women's Intramurals 1, 2, 3.

MARY

T.

BEIERSCHMITT BROWN
Carlisle

Special Education

Student

PSEA

3,

4.

MARY LOU BUCK
Danville
Special Education
Day Women's Association 1, 2. 3, 4: Athenaeum Club 3: Chess
Club 2; College Choraleers 1; Council for Education of Exceptional
Gold 1; Fashion Show 1.
Children 2; Maroon

&

BARBARA ANNE CHYKO
Speech Correction

^

Bloomsburg

Acting Secretary 2: CGA Corresponding Secretary 3; CGA Female
Representative 2; CGA International Relations Committee 3; Day
Women's Association 1, Vice President 2. 3. 4; Sigma Alpha Eta
2, 3, 4: Maroon & Gold 1: Co-ed of the Year Candidate 3; LaurelPrincess Candidate 3; NAIA Queen; Who's Who in American Universities

and Colleges.

RONALD PAUL COLARUSSO
Education for the Mentally Retarded
CG-'V Committees: Pep 2, Election 2; Council for
Exceptional Children 1. 2. 3; Men's Intramurals 1, 2.

JOANNE SHAFFER DUBBS
Education for the Mentally Retarded

Bloomsburg

Class Officer. Secretary 1, 2: CGA Customs Committee, Co-Chairman
2; Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3: Council for
Education of Exceptional Children 2, 3. 4, Secretary 3.

BARBARA ANNE FAY
Speech Correction
CGA Committees:
1,

2,

Eta

3:

2,

3,

Election 3; Waller Hall Association
Waller Hall Proctor 2; Sigma Alpha

& Gold 1:
Council for Education of Exceptional Children

Maroon

2, 3, 4;

Ridgway
Pep

2.

Wilkes-Barre
Education of

CATHERINE MAR(;ARET FISH
Education for the Mentally Retarded
Athens
Waller Hall Association I, 2, 3. 4; Student PSEA 3: Athenaeum
(Jul) 2; Council for the Education of Exceptional Children 1, 2, 3.
'

KARRIN rae fordyce
Eihication for the Mentally Retarded
Waller Hall Association I. 2, 3, 4:
1.

2,

3: Council lor

tlie

Conneaut Lake

Student Christian Association
IMucation of Exceptional Children 1, 2, 3, 4.

JAMES FRANCS GALLAGHER
Education
Freelan
Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3. 4; Council for the Education
of Exceptional Children 1. 2, 3, 4; Men's Intraniurals 1, 2, 3. 4.
.Spec/a/

MARCY SUELLEN GAMMON
Speech Correction
Fullerton
(;GA Recording Secretary 3; CGA Customs Committee 2; Waller
Hall Association 1, 2. 3, 4; Waller Hall Governing Board 2: Sigma
Alpha Eta 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Maroon and Gold Band 1:
Womens Intraniurals 1, 2: Who's Who in American Universities
and Colleges.

KAREN LLCILE HAYWOOD
Education for the Mentally Retarded
Lewisburg
Waller Hall Association I. 2, 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; College
Choraleers 1, 2; Council for the Education of Exceptional Children
1, 2, 3, 4: International Relations Club. Secretary 2.

.SARAH

A.

HIGH

Speech Conection
West Chester
CGA Committees: Freshman Class .Advisor 3, Customs 2, 3, Hospitality 1, 2, Big Name Entertainment 2. 3: Waller Hall Association
1. 2, 3, 4: Sigma Alpha Eta 1, 2, 3, 4: College Choraleers I; Council
for the Education of Exceptional Children 1.

ANN MARIE HOCKER
Speech Conection
Waller Hall Association 3; Sigma Alpha Eta

Band

Montoursville
3,

4:

Maroon & Gold

3.

KYRA ROCHELLE JOHNSON
Speech Correction
Waller Hall Association

Chatham
1,

Librarian 3; Kappa Delta
Vice President 4.

2,

Pi

3,

3,

4;
4;

Maroon & Gold Band
Sigma Alpha Eta 1,

1,

2.

3,

2,

3,

4,

NANCY LOUISE JOHNSON
Speech Correction
CGA Committee: Pep I; Waller Hall Association
Alpha Eta 4; Student Christian Association 1.

1,

Quakertown
4; Sigma

2. 3,

ARTHUR JOSEPH KENNEY
Education for the Mentally Retarded
Reading
CGA Committee: Customs 3: Men's Resident Council 1, 2. 3, 4;
Alpha Phi Omega 4: Men's Intraniurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Investigations and Arrangements Committee; Decorations Committee 2, 3.

NANCI CARROLL KERNS
Langhorne

Special Education
Waller Hall Association 1, 2, .'i 4: Sigma Alpha Eta
Council for the Education ot F^xceptional Children
Student Christian Association 1; Studetit PSEA 1.

\,
1,

2,
2,

3,
3,

4;
4;

SANDRA JEAN McANNANEY
Special Education
Waller Hall Association
Exceptional Children I.
Student PSEA 3.

Gowen
1.

2. 3,

City

Council for the Education of
4; Student Christian Association L 2;

2,

3,

4;

DOLORES ANNE MAYS
Speech Correction
Waller Hall Association
('liristian

Association

1

;

Riverdale, Maryland
1,

2, 3,

4;

Sigma Alpha Eta

Women's Intramurals

1,

2;

Student

2.

ADA MARIE MINELLI
Scranton
Speech Correction
Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, 4: Sigma Alpha Eta 2, 3, 4,
Corresponding Secetary 4: Bloomsburg Players 1; Council for the
Education of Exceptional Children 2: Student PSEA 4.

LINDA JEAN MORETTI
Education for the Mentally Retarded
West Nanticoke
Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Christian Association
L 2, 3; Council for the Education of Exceptional Children 1, 2, 3, 4.

JEAN CAROL NYGREN
Speech Correction
Waller Hall Association 3, 4; Sigma
Choraleers 3, 4; Madrigal Singers 3,
Michigan State.

Upper Darby
Alpha
4;

Eta
Transfer

4; College
student from

3,

DARLENE JOAN OEHLERT
Education for the Mentally Retarded

Royersford

CCA

Hospitality Committee 2. 3; Waller Hall Association 1, 2, 3,
Vice President 3; "B" Club 2, 3; Bloomsburg Players 2; College
Choraleers 1, 2; Council for Education of Exceptional Children
1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Student PSEA 2, 3, 4.

CONSTANCE EVELYN ORCHARD
Education for the Mentally Retarded
Trucksviue
Athenaeum Club 3: Council for Education of Exceptional Children 3;
Student PSEA 3; Women's Intramurals 3.

^
NANCY LYNN PICKERING
Education jor the Mentally Retarded
Senior Ball-Ticket Distribution Committee, Chairman 4:

Scranton

CGA

Com-

mittees: Hospitality 2. 3; Freshman Orientation 4; Waller Hall
Gold 1, 2;
Association 1, 2, 3; Student PSEA 2. 3, 4; Maroon
Waller Hall Counselor 2; Waller Hall Governing Board Representative 3; "B" Club 2, 3, 4: College Choraleers 1, 2: Council for Education of Exceptional Children 1. 2. 3; Water Ballet 1. 2, 3, Di-

&

rector

3.

GLORIA ANN RUMBEL
Numidia
Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Sigma Alpha Eta 1, 2, 3;
Athenaeum Club 1, 2; College Choraleers 1; English Club 2; Science

Speech Correction

Club

2,

3: Student

PSEA

4.

CAROLE ANNE SANVILLE
Ediiialiiin for the

Mentally Retarded

Philadelphia

Waller Hall Association \, 2, 3; Sigma Alpha Eta 2; C'ouncil for
Education of Exceiitional Children 1, 2. 3, 4; Student Christian Association 1: Student PSEA 4: Women's Intramurals 1: Harrnonettes
1.

jlt!^

2, 3,

Secretary

1.

President

-V*

CAROL
Special Education
Day Women's Association


PSEA 4: Athenaeum
tional r'hildren I.

Cluh

2.

I..

3:

Prom Committee

3.

SCHLAGEL
Shamokin

4; Science Clul) 1. 2; Student
2, 3, 4: (Council for Education of Excep1,

2,

3,

^
DAVID WILLARD SHARPE
Royersford
Education for the Mentally Retarded
Sigma Alpha Eta 1. 4; Council for Education of Exceptional
Children 2; Maroon & Colil 3; CGA Committees: Election Board
1. 2, 3. Social Recreation 2. Customs 3: Men's Intramurals 1.

MARY RUTH TAYLOR
Bloomsburp

Education for the Mentally Retarded

Association 1, 2. 3: CCA Committee: Customs 2:
Sigma Alpha Eta 2: Council for Education of Exceptional Children

Day Women's
4:

Maroon and Gold Baud

1;

Student I^SEA

4.

SANDRA CAROLINE THORNTON
Speech Correction
Shamokin
CGA Committees: Customs. Co-Chairman 2. Pep. Co-Chairman 3,
Hospitality 2. Social Recreation 2; Waller Hall .Association L 2, 3, 4;
Sigma Alpha Eta 1, 3, 4; Student PSEA 4: Maroon & Gold 1;
Pilot, Assistant Editor 3.

REES WILLIAM VOSBURG
Special Education
Scranton
Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Council for Education of Exceptional Children 2, 3, 4; Veterans' Association 1, 2, 3, 4.

GEORGE ALLEN WARREN
Speech Correction
Men's Resident Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Sigma Alpha Eta
Council for Education of Exceptional Children 2.

VICTORL'\

Bellwood
1,

2,

3,

4;

DEANNA SELLANO WARREN

Speech Correction
Scranton
Waller Hall Association L 2, 3: Sigma Alpha Eta 2, 3, 4: Bloomsburg Players 1; Council for Eduiation of Exceptional Children 2;
Student

PSEA

4.

L.
ANN ROSALIE WEED
Mildred
Education for the Mentally Retarded
Waller Hall Association' 1, 2, 3, 4: Student PSEA 3, 4; College
Choraleers 1. 2, 3, 4; Council for Education of Exceptional Children
2, 3, 4.

MARY ANN WHITE
Education for the Mentally Retarded
Harrisburg
Waller Hall .Association 1. 2. 3. 4 Council for Education of Exceptional Children 1, 2. 3; Student PSE.A 3; Women's Intramurals 1, 2;
Freshmen Talent Show 1; Fashion Show 2: Women's Chorus-accompanist 1. 2: Class Memorial Committee 4.
:

VICTOR FREDRICK WIDMANN
Education for the Mentally Retarded
Dallas
Men's Resident Council 1, 2, 3; Council for Education of Exceptional
Children 4: Student PSEA 4; Football 1, 2: Chess Club 3:
Wrestling Tournament 3: Men's Intraniurals 1.

SUSAN ANN WILIAMS
Education for the Mentally Retarded
Williamsport
Waller Hall Association 1. 2, 3; Waller Hall Officer: House Committee Chairman 3; Athenaeum Club 2; College Choraleers 1; Council for Education of Exceptional Children 3, 4. Historian 4: Student
PSEA 4: Bloodmobile Committee 1, 2; Fire Warden 3; Waller Hall
Winter Weekend Committee 1
Senior Class Publicity Committee.
:

CHRISTINE LOUISE

WYNN

Education for the Mentally Retarded
Easton
Sigma Alpha Eta 1, 2; Council for Education of Exceptional
Children 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Christian Association 1; Student PSEA
3,4.

CHARLINE JUANITA YEAGER
Education for the Mentally Retarded

Day Women's

Association

tional Children

Public School

1, 3,

1,

2, 3, 4;

4; Student

Catawissa
Council for Education of Excep-

PSEA

4.

Plyrsiitgi

ELIZABETH lANE BAUMER
School ;\ursing

Milton

PEARL ANN BOBACK
School Nursing

ESTHER MARIE FORTI
School Nursing

Mount Carmel

IRENE
School Nursing

L.

SCHNAARS
Bloomsburp

Shamokin

I'd low (iiaduates.

\)v

One

one simple word, can he as exjjiessive as any numlier of sentences.

\sc)i(i.

In our case, the

word

"'change.'" Material, emotional, social,

is

evidenced in our attitudes,

as

have grown. Our school has

we have heen

and intellectual change
and understandings. ViC have changed. We

skills,

rhan>;c(l.

Our school has grown. \Xorking
Hloomshurg .State College

as responsilde for the growth of

together,
as

it

has

been for our growth, both individuallv and collectively.

However, change
life

is

not a static thing.

or a successful institution

beautiful.

These

is

the

The determining

unending striving for

factor of a successful
the

new. the true, the

four years have stimulated and accelerated our abilities to

last

keep pace with the demands of a modern world. Continued professional growth is
no longer simply desirable; it is necessary. Figuratively, we have received a launching. \^ hether or not

we achieve

As spokesman for

a successful orbit

the (llass of 1964.

I

want

to

now depends

in us.

extend the most humble, sincere,

and grateful thanks

to those who have been responsible for these four years of
change, of growth, of happiness, of frustrations, of defeats, but inevitably of victory.

These peojjle are our

|)arents.

the President of our college, the

Board of Trustees,

administration and faculty, and our advisers. Mr. Godwin, Dr. Kendall. Mr.

the

Harris, and Mr. Creasy. Thank you for your time, your patience, your inspiration,
and your guidance throughout our four formative years.
\^ ith

and

our college days nearing their end.

like to

extend

and happiness
in

I
want to thank you for the honor
and representing you as your class president. I would also
each of you my sincere congratulations and best wishes for success

jjrivilege of serving

memory

to

to

in

your future years.

Bloomsburg

May God

be with you. and

may you

State College.

Sincerely.

(ol^t^i>iji^PC

'^K^' '^^j^n^^-'^f^

Krnest H. Shuba
President. Class of 1964

turn often

SECONDARY EDUG
Kerstetter, Earl

Ankaitis, John
Bielski,

Edwin

Breidinger, Roger

Burka, Michael
Butala, Arlene
Campbell, Elizabeth Diaiine
Campbell, James
Cooper, John
Curran, Francis
Dinsmore, David
Esposito, Angelo
i

Kinc, Richard
Kleinbauer, Judy
Kule, David
Kutchi, Robert
Lesevich, Mary*

McHenry, Ronald
Mahoney, John

Miskevich, Mary
Rarick, Claire

Foster, Robert

Ritter,

George

Rogers, Barbara
Segin, Shirley

Ronald

Shoffler,

William

ranees
irgo
.Constanci;
Irenda

Setcavage, James
Sprout, Gary L.

Chyko, Barbara

Haywood, Karen
High, Sarah
Oehlerl, Darlene
Widmann, Victor

Glenn

PUBLIC SCHOOL NURSING

Long, Jane Foust
Lynch, Carolyn
Martichek. Margaret

Roy

Joseph

Judy
Rowe. Barbara

Reitz,

Ruffaner. Betsy

Kay
Frank

Walsh, Thomas
^Whitenigbt, Betsy

Forti, Esther

CANDIDATES FOR MASTER OF EDUCATION DEGREE

Kline, Shirley
Lawler, Kathleen

rii)l)S.

Nye, Louise

Fay, Barbara
Fish, Catherine

*Cum Laude

Styer,

Karen
Kenna, Michael
Kurowski, Roman

Keller,

Benscoter, Carolyn
Dubbs, Joanne Shaffer

Zacharias, John

Petz,

L,.

Stanley

SPECIAL EDUCATION

Baumer, Betty
Boback, Pearl

F'effer,

J asniiisKj,

Conard, Paul
D'Amico, Nicholas C.
Ellenberger, Nola L.
Grant, John H.
Grzywacz, Ann

Turek, Harry
Yeaker, Ronald
Yesalavage, Thomas
Yucka, Paul

ELEMENTARY' EDUCATION
,'drmella

mes

Harold

Malonc. Barbara
Melick, Larry
Minalda, John

Foderaro, John
Folmsbee, LeRoy
-rell

Irews,

ilfown. Daniel E.
Cole. Harold J.

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
Jean

Ann Fenstermarher

Alice

Ann Hanev

jrraduofion Exercises January

Dean Hocli congratulates a Secondary major upon graduation.

Dr. Eric A.

Walker, President of Pennsylvania State

verfitv, delivers the

Commencement

U

address.

Class
Officers
No

"ten o'clock'' scholars here.

.•gTiT»^tTTtT»B JP Kl^f t-JMSiyit-

Representative.

ski.

Treasurer:

President.

T.rn

Fellow Juniors.

I

would

like

Mary Lou John,

to

express

my

sincere appreciation

to

our Class Adviser. Mrs.

for the outstanding leadership she has provided during the past

year.

This year has been one of advancement for the Junior Class. Our principal

endeavor as a class was the sponsoring of the annual Junior Prom, which was held
in

the

Bloomsburg Moose

hall.

Saturday.

April

around the theme Balle Elf^anli' and was the

prom was

This year's prom was built

18.

time

first

in

many

years that the

a

formal affair, complete with tuxes and evening gowns. Junior Class

officers also

procured class rings and other college jewelrv as part of the third

The Junior Class sponsored

year's activities.

parade, winning fourth

a

place for their papier

float

in

the

Homecoming

annual

mache guitar bearing

the

legend.

"String the Rams."

The
in

effort put forth liy the individual

members

of the Class

is

commendable

both organization and participation. \o\\ have worked diligently in the three

preceding years.
that

it

may

urge you to continue this effort

be as fruitful as those

In closing.
in electini;

I

me

I

would

like to

in

vour Senior year

in

order

in the past.

thank vou for the honor vou have bestowed upon

as the President of vour Class.

«-^^<^-24^

Ronald H. Lewis
President

me

^<,-H>.\v^..,.V.,-.-"»

gjj^jgg

Officers

Contntitfee

The Homecoming;

float with "Striiif;

The Rams

Dear Classmates,

Emerson once wrote.

know

wliat to

do with

it.

""This time,
'

is

It

my

and

Cotillion. '"Koffee

Other

ties.

actviities

times,

is

good one

if

we but

Sophomore Class

is

making

a very

meet the challenge of our time.

shown willingness

The highlight

House Kajier." which was

to

take part in class affairs

of the year was our So])homore

a part of the Spring \\'eek-end Activi-

shared by members of the class included building

which won third pri/c

float,

to

of the class have

other activities on cam|)us.

in

all

conviction that our

an effective effort, and will contiruie

The members

liJve

in

Homecoming Day Parade,

the

ol

a class

introduction

of

a

Blazer tradition on campus, participation in the Coed-of-the-year Contest, participa-

and enthusiastic support of various social and

tion in several cla.ss meetings,

athletic

events.

My

personal appreciation

Class adviser,

who has aided

who have worked hard
sophomore

class,

to

who have

The opportunity

to

extended

is

to

Mr. Hichard P. Mease, our Sophomore

us in our diverse undertakings;

make
freely

serve

as

this

to

the class officers,

year a success: and to the members of the

participated

in

all

of the

sophomore

activities.

your president has been a most heartwarming

iirivilege.

Sincerelv yours

>A^
(.illierl

(.ocklev

President

Sealed, Left Lu Right: Ann Smaller, Serretar)-; Gill Gookley,
President, Joseph Hutleman. Stuni/ing: Mr. Mease. Adviser; Idy
Fisfhler. Vice-president: jean Zenke. Woman Representative;
Frank Milauskas, Man Representative,

One, please.

I

A summit

lonferenre.

Noffee Honse Kapers

want

to

hold your

Dear

(llassinates.

In

lii-liall

1)1

mucli in

cinr

in

ndc

make

In

awakening came with
to

entering

as

llie

In

(lur

students,

t(j

into i-ojlege

inilialion

have finally been assimilaled into (ollege
friendships which will stand

Our Kreshnian

class

Members

and

in

making our presence

among our

the
lite.

lite

is

irs

life,

good stead

in

Our

upperelassmen.

As a

to

result,

take

its

I

am

[jrond

to

felt

extra-curricular
in

academic

place
in

tiiturc vears.

activities.

life

enter iSloomsburg

to

Like

predecessors,

(jui

as well as in social activities.

from Hawaii, our

among
all

stuilcnts

In

slims

ihal

in

exotic

now ready

BSL who have

ol

lie

as tunch

I

hope

initialise

ahead as you ha\e

that

and
in

the year ahead.

^o/vUiLjP

(Wj^

Daniel (^nughlin
I'resident

in

reiuaining

reliability

the

this year.

wish yon luck and success

is

life.

ha\e served as \(iur president, and

accomplishment of the numy tasks

I

ot

we are

Numbered

who add an

fiftieth state,

nundierless

those

walks

years at BS(] you can conllruie

problems

the

we Freshmen

and we ha\e gained many valuable

in

nndnuhledly the largest class e\er

class are two students

rightful

liridge

We

of the class ha\e participated in athletics, in tlramatics. in

all

distinguished themselves

rude

first

which we were reijuired

was designed

lite.

1967

of

(^lass

note to the college scene. Having served our novitiate, the ("lass of 1967
to

tn

Mr. Me(.lure. uho

taken

the so|ihislieated

to

gap between high school and a more mature academic

governnu'nt.

a|j|jr(i iatiori

enllege

has

it

the hrief hazing period in Septeiuhei in

of ihi,

realize that all

Slate (College.

arul

lassmen who luue lielped so

ilas^ adxisei.

neeessary adjustments

wear dog tags and heanies and kowlo\\

now

ii|i|ieri

our \ariniiv nndei takings.

our traditional

In

consideralde time

the

to

and

life,

thanks

cxtenil sincfif

I

am!

la(ull\.

ihe

tn

adjuslnient to a ne\\

guided us

lias

(lass.

I'lolirnaii

till'

the ailmiiiistratinn.

in

the

snKiug of your

Class Officers

1^

Who's Who
May Day
Hoiiie€Oiiiiiigi

Wiitter

Week

Coed-Of-The-

NANCY ANN DEVORE
Nancy, a biology major in the Secondary
furriculum. romes from Benton where she
attended Benton Joint High School. Her

hobby
the

collecting antique
future Nancy hopes to

work.

is

punch cups.
enter

In

guidance

BETSY RUTH DILLICH

BETTY MARIE DUSHANKO

Bets, a Secondary Engish

major from Ephattended Ephrata Union High School.
Her areas of interest include music and swimming instruction. She hopes to incorporate
travel with graduate work this summer, and
to begin teaching in 1964.
vata,

Betty
in

is

a History and Government major

the Secondary Curriculum.

Her hometown

Hazleton and her high school is Hazle
Township High. Betty's hobbies include reading, writing, and sports. In the future, she
plans to do graduate work and eventually
earn a Ph.D. degree in political science.
is

ANN LISBETH EDWAH

THY PATRICIA EISENHARtJi
Dee comes from West Hazleton where she
attended West Hazleton High School. She is
a Secondai7 English major. Her hohbies include social work, sports, and dramatics. Dee

a native of PenArgyl and attended
PenArgyl High School. She is an Elementary
major who is interested in music and swimming. Her future aspirations include travel,
graduate work, and entrance into the field of

Ann

is

student personnel

plans to earn her graduate degree in the area

and guidance.

of student personnel.

MARTHA SUELLEN GAMMON

ROBERT HENRY HENSLEY

Marcy's hometown is Fullerton. She was
graduated from Whitehall High School, came

comes to BSC from Wilkes-Barre,
where he was graduated from James M.
Coughlin High School. He is a chemistry
major in the Secondary Curriculum. Bob's
hobbies are dramatics, reading, and writing.
Teaching, graduate work, and continuation and
further development of his dramatic and

BSC, and is enrolled in the Speech Correction Curriculum. Marcy's areas of interest
include sewing, reading, and sports. Her
future plans involve graduate work in the
field of educational psychology and employto

ment

as a public school speech therapist.

Bob

theater interests are part of Bob's future plans.

VIRGINIA CAROL HESEL
Jinny

from Levittown and

is a graduate
High. School. She is an
Elementary major, with French as her area
of competency. Reading, knitting, rooking,
sewing, swimming, and summer playground
work are among her hobbies. In 1964, Jinny
hopes to secure a teaching position in the
second grade and to begin her graduate work.

of

is

Woodrow Wilson

MARY LEE MANDALO

GERALD FRANCIS HOWARD

Lee, a business student in the secretarial
sequence, is a graduate of Reading High
School. She busies herself at creative writing,
reading, and sports. She plans to teach busine.ss subjects in a senior high school.

Counrry, who is PesideiU of our College
was graduated
la'ils from Carliohdale and
is a history
St. Rose High School. He
government major in the Secondary Curriculum. Jerry's main hobby is automobile
mechanics and his chief future aspiration is
1

to attend

MARY

graduate school.

LORR.A.INE

MISKEVICH

Mary, an honor student at BSC, is from
Freeland where she was graduated from Freeenland Junior-Senior High School. She is
with
rolled in the Secondary Curriculum
Spanish as her major. Mary's interests include
In the
---iing, tennis, sevring, and dramatics.
'^ , Mary would like to be a college pro-

FRANCES ELIZABETH MORSEY
a Mathematics major in the Secondary Curriculum. She hails from Philadelphia
and was graduated from the Academy of the

Fran

is

Sisters of

Mercy.

KAREN JO NESPOLI
Karen is from Berwick and was graduated
from Berwick High school. She is an Elementary major with particular interests m art
and children. Karen hopes to teach in the
primary or pre-primary grades.

MICHAEL JAME^
an accounting majtS
*

^

ira

Wind Gap

SLnu

\

High School. His
ing, and coin coll
:

a high school and
•dies.

to

continue

h^-

'n

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Strike up the band, conductor.

Be

my

m

Valentine.

Forward march, the show's begun.

m

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Shall

Happv New Year from Father Time.

we dance?

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Make way

for the

Queen.

The Queen's

Her majesty. Queen Betty

Crowning the Queen

Her majesty and the Royal Court.

procession.

Here comes Peter

Cottontail.

H.Ives

and n\inph-

at

pl.i\.

i

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J.

Honoring "Honest Abe'

Over one, under two.

The

traditional

winding of the maypoles.

117

Hoiftecotitirtf

Queen

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Prespnting the Ameriran Hootenanny Festival!

BSC's contribution. The Townsmen

*

1

»«

Of

All Hail the mighty Huskie.

^

-

A

visit

from the Day

Women

as

Country

"Cussins".

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Here comes the

Roast

Ram?

—Right after the game.

This triangle

is

a sure winner.

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Nancy

JujLAj-a-^jLy

is a senior, enrolled in the Seronciary curricuhim with a major in Biological Science.
a graduate of Benton High School. The Ohllcr congratulates her and welcomes her to the
sorority of distinguished Coeds-of-the-Year.

She

is

>

Coed-Of-

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Patricia

home

is a
address

majoring in
Malvern, N. Y.

Senior,
is

Elementary Education.

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The Coed-of-theYear

contest is sponsored anthe college yearbook for the purpose of
selecting the most popular coed in the student

nually

iiy

body. The initial selections are first made by a
nominating committee consisting of the officers
of

the various classes, with a coordinator appointed by the editor of the Obiter. Eight candi-

c-.-

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Marilyn

is

a third year student in Elementary Education. Her
is Glenside, Pa„ near Philadelphia.

home address

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home address is Muncy, Pa.

in

Elementary Education. Her

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ates are selected

—

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supervised

two each from tlie Freshman,
ophomore, Junior, and Senior classes. The enre college community then selects the winner
om among these eight nominees in a general
election

by

the

Community

overnment Association. The winner is crowned
the Freshman Dance, which is held in Cen-

:

:nnial

Gymnasium

early in the spring.

Joan is a .Sophomore, enrolled in Secondary Education, with a
major in English. Her home address is Wyoming, Pa.

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Left over right, or left over right?

A

Only my hairdresser knows

for sure.

You've got

A

You're the Kairesl Flower
(Capt. "Big Jim" S Little Mary)
.

Onre

.

.

in a Blue Moon ...
(Cpl. Billy & Nancy Twinkles)

to

hand

it

to

.

.

.

— ——

)

Chief Broun Bear
Capt. '"Big Jim" Vt'arington

Henry Fetterman

Cpl. "Billy"' Jester

Donald Hopkins
Karen Hoffman

"Little

Mme.

Roliert Hensley

Mary Sunshine"
Von Liehedich

Ernestine

Nancy Twinkle

Carole Carter
Greco
Milton Van \^'inkle
Fred Decanio
Douglas Caldwell
Priscilla

Fleet Foot

Yellow Feather
General Oscar Fairfax. Ret
Young Ladies from Easlchester Finishing Schoo
Janice Feimster, Maxine Johnson. Joan Martin. Karen
Leffler, Barbara Trexler. Naoma Eble

U.S. P'orest Rangers

Frank Milauskas
Noel Lindemuth
Joseph Mapes
Harold Kratzer
Clyde C. Rogers HI
David Wenner
Directed by
Robert D. Richey
Asst. Director

Donnalea VanPelt
Accompanists

Gordon Reed
Mrs. Charles
Jackson
Costume Designer

A

Jennifer Smith

Do
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Ever Dream of Vienna
Ernestine & Gen. Fairfax)

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Yellow Feather, Brown Bear. & Fleet Foot

Tell

A Handsome Stranger

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(

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By Anton Chekhov

The Company

How

Don't Wdity. we will find a way

[ileasant

it

is

to play th»-

to savt- tiic orrliard.

Asleep, asleep at

last.

inandolin.

Ail Russia

Please, Yasha, take

me

is

our orchard.

with you.

CAST
Lyuboff Andreyevena Raneveskaya

Anya
Varya
Leonid Andreyevitich
Yermolay Alexeyevitch Lopahin
Pyotor Trofimoff
Semyonoff-Pishtchik
Charlotta Ivanova

Epihodoff

Priscilla

Greco

Janice Feimster

Donna Bogard
Donald Hopkins
Henry Fetterman
Luton Houtz
Dennis Reedy
Ann Marie Rapella
David Wenner

I

Dunyasha
Fiers

Yasha

.

A

Passerby
Director
Designer
Business Manager..

met two Englishmen on the

train.

Donna

Seigfreid

Douglas Lehnowski
Albert Roger
-Ann Shepherd

Mary Homrighous
Robert Richey
Michael McHale

1964 Deeji Freeze
lartuary tl
(NO SCHOOL TUESDAY)

A

A

Traffir

i.s

Students enjoy the snow. Ha!

stofiped on Peini Stree>t,

Innslirurk or Hlooni^luirp';'

A

riif waslrlanil

li<-Hvrin

Hen Franklin ami Navv Hall.

.i^'

PlooamoRile

Survivors gel

.

.

.

visits

tea

and crumpets.

B»C

A

We've got

this

liown to a science.

Comrtiuitify Go\fernment Association
Resident and Plort-Residertt

Student Groups
Publications
Fraternities

Clubs
Music and

Drama

trn
COMBINED STUDENT- FACULTY ORCAMZATION
IN CHARGE OF STUDENT ACTIVITIES

wani,

ii

l'i..M
of C.G.A.

_
Fellow Students,

During the past year at Bloonishurg State College I have had the privilege of being witness to.
and part of. a phenomenal growth in our college as well as in our student body. College Council has
had in mind for the past year the expansion of existing facilities of student recreation to meet this
continuing growth. Vi e have also attempted to create new avenues of expression for student life
and it is my contention that we have enjoyed some success in this area.

Our biggest single achievement has been in the field of Big Name Entertainment. However, there
were many other things of benefit to the student bodv
new legislation, new equipment for our
lounge and gymnasium, an expanded calendar of social events, bigger and better weekends, and
many other lesser programs, which all add up to an impressive record for the 1963-64 College

—

Council.

Everything that has been accomplished by the CGA in the past year is not the work of one perI have worked with the finest group of students
one could possibly hope for. If the student
body had not supported your Community Government Association, we would have accomplished little.
Thank you for your support and liacking: it is sincerely appreciated. As all of you know. Student (Jovernment exists at the sufferance of the administration of anv institution, ^e have been fortunate in this respect. We have received excellent cooperation from the college officials throughout
the college year. I would like to extend my sincere thanks to the administration for their patience
with our programs and projects.

son.

Student Governments throughout the United States todav are fighting for their lives. They are
being pushed out the door by the sheer mass of students in education. It seems that when the famed
I.B..M. and its perforated cards came in the door. Student Government as we know it began to go out.
At Bloomsburg. however, we have an organized student government second to none in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. It is growing and expanding along with our college. But this will continue
only as long as our students continue to have an interest in and participate in the Community Govern-

ment

-Association.
I

believe that

I

have gained an unusual insight into the workings of Bloomsburg State College.
in working with the college and the student body is something that will be
in the future. I am sincerely grateful for this "extra education." and I have

The knowledge gained

very valuable to me
greatly enjoyed serving as president of the Community Government Association for the past year.
would like to wish all of you a long and happy life and success in all your endeavors.
Sincerely yours,

Gerald

F.

Howard

I

REPRESENTATIVES
Seated, Left to Right: Carolyn
Blair Hartman, Larry Tironi.

)

Wood, Marilyn Sheerer. Standing:

I
JUNIOR AND SENIOR CLASS
REPRESENTATIVES
Seated, Lejt to Right: Barbara Nicholls,
Lewis,
Lou Ciocca, Dick James.

Ann Edwards: Standing: Ron

FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE CLASS REPRESENTATIVES
Seated. Left to Right: Jean Zenke, Jane Pellon. Standing: Frank Milauskas,
Gaydish, Gil Gockley.

Seated, Left to Right: John Knoll, V
Treasurer. Standing: Dr. McCausIin,

;

Dan Cough

Winter, Recording Sec
Dean Jaikson,?

resident;

Blq

Name

Entertainment

Johnny Mathi

The

Winter Weekend

Lettermi'ii

Student Mamies

rni!\

Polar Ctub

;

WALLER HALL GOVERNING BOARD
Sharon Arker. Jean Zenke. Marilyn Sheerer, Roberta Kistler, Judy Mayer.
Second Row: Dean Ellamae Jaikson, Ruth Rimsha, ^Lin y Gammon. Carolyn Quay. Martha Zubris,
Ann Edwards. Ceil Mistal. Third Ron : Joyce .\nderson, Kay Dimond, Patricia Bailey, Sue Wilson,
Patricia Campbell
First Roiv, left to right:

•<

Ann

Fister.

Sharon Kuchinskas. and Sherrill Moll pose for
photographer in one of the dorm rooms in
women's residence.

the yearbook
Waller Hall,

Barbara Good
proudly displays her
Christmas doorway
the new
Hall wing.

in

Waller

A

Sharon Kuchinskas and Hoiuiie Davey pose

colorful (Jiristmas doorway.

itefore thei

#

lUiMOR ADVISERS AND ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
Joan Dalilhausen, Mrs. Relty Cooper, Senior Adviser; Dean Ellamae Jackson. Mrs. Althea S. Hoke. Senior Adviser: Judy
Brozpal. Seconi! Row: Molly Ann Clnpslon, Joyre Anderson, Ann Edwards, Judy Ap|ilegate, Mary Ann Krakowski, Nancy Devore, Jill Neibaurer,
('arol Raynock.
First

Row.

It'll

to right:

M

Ann

Shuttleswortli, Ann Fister. and Mary Wanrelax in their dorm room on third floor.
Waller Hall, during annual Christmas open house.

zie

Idy Fischler and Barbara Szymanek provide impromptu concert
in second Floor Waller lounge.

The purpose
llie

of

general
the

Rloomshurg

Pennsylvania.
sponsiliility
llie

of ihis orfiaiiizatioii

welfare of the

SeateU Left to Right: Sam Colangelo.
John Whiteloch, Frank Milauskas.

Sam

is

to

promote

resident

students
College. Bloomshurg,
organization assumes the reState

This
formulating policies

for

to improve
men.
North Hall and

living conditions of the resident

All men residents
men living down town
homes are members.

Left to Right: Dean Hunsinger, Adviser; Bob Farina, Secretary:
Tironi. President; Jack Ziegler, Treasurer.

men

of

New

in

other

than

their

own

Larry

Bashore, Richard Boerner, Dale Hunsinger. Siuniiing: John Kankin. George Barthalmus. Jim Mathews,

New Horth

Hatt

Informals

Neither

raiti.

iioi

snow, nor sleet

.

i

CI

Day men hold

a bull session in their

new quarters

in

B^'

Science Hall.

OFFICERS

The Day Men's Lounge provides fafor off campus men to study.

Left to Right: Ed I.eshinski, President: Ed Wallish,
Secretary: Martin Bane, Vice-President: Raljih Carlone, Treasurer; Dr. Herre, Adviser.

ilities

The Day Men's A.ssociation occupies the social
rooms of .Science Hall. Areas for studying and lounging are provitled for" those men who Ho not live on
I

si

am pus.

One

for

tlir-

road.

very simple problem.

1 he [lau^e that

refreshes.

OFFICERS
Sealed, Left lo Right: Carolyn Wood, President: Miss Mary Macdonald, Adviser. Standing: Ann Giering, Mrs.
Siegfried, Ann Sharretts, Vice-president; Mary Ann Dowd, Marcia Hazlett, Treasurer; Joyce Berbick.

Donna
147

Rol)eit H. Hcii^lty, tijitur

Dr.

Frank

Brrgiii^ki. Business

Edward

I".

DeVor, Adviser

Manager

Donnaka

\anl'elt. Assistant Editor

Steve Ohl, Photographer

Ann Shepherd.

Assistant Editor

^

g

%1
OBITER
JUL

'''.i'.\-\

"You can

judge a book by

cover." like most
of the
college yearbook reproduced above represent your allt

generalizations, '"ain't necessarily

its

so.""

The covers

too-brief stay at Bloonisburg and trace the development
of the college during a period of transition and growth.

The 1961 cover marks

the transition from a State Teach-

the 1962 cover reflects
and the emphasis on the future
resulting from space exploration; the 1963 cover, with

ers College to a State College;

the interest in science

its

traditional

of comparative

Wedgewood

design,

calm following

represents a period

this rapid

expansion in

and especially in the sciences. The 1964 cover
represents physical growth of the college facilities. The
face of the campus will undergo many modifications
within the next ten years, and the Obiter, as in the past,
the arts

will attempt to chronicle this growth.
.Icnnifi-r

Seateil: Priscilla Greco, Faculty Section: Ed Ewing, Coed-of-theYear Coordinator. Standing: Milton Van Winkle, Photo Coordinator;
Henry Fetterman, Assistant to the Adviser.

Eugene Steinruck, Sports Editor

.Sniitli,

designer ot cover for 196t Ohit

Coed-of-the-Year
Confesf
Sponsored Anrtuatly

By
The Obifer

Ed Ewing.

Coed-of-the-Year Coordinator,
Devore. 1964 Coed-of-the-Year.

Students cast their ballots

B.S("

in

crowns

Miss

Nancy

Coed-of-the-^ ear election.

students graiiple for photos outside Obiter office.

Obifer Causes
Pottic

Last year's Obiter photos are released to the student body.

MAROON

& GOLD

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1964

Vol. XLII

Advisor

Editor — C.
— MR. RICHARD SAVAGE

BLAIR

Managing Editor: Charles Smith
Jean Klciser, Jo Ann McCinnis,
Grace Perkins, Carol McClurc. Mar% Lou
McCutchen. Elaine Starvatow. Norma
Keener. Alice Chapman. Judy Fulmcr,

Reporters:

Janif Coates, Rosie Fogart>', Bill Howells,
Bettc Dushanko, Sallv Thomas. Dorern

Wright.

No. 16

HARTMAN

Business

Manager

-

RICHARD EYERLY

Art Editor: Jennifer Smith.
Art Staff: Carol>-n Wood. Paula Kline. DorBirdie
Pealer.
James
othy Dietterick.
Knorr, Carol Creasy- Karen Mealy.

Copy Editor: Priscilla Greco.
Copy Staff: Cher>"l Bcrninger, Nancy Smith,
Elise Xloyer.

Board: Harold Ackerman.
Humes. Jennifer Smith.

Poetry
Feature Editor: Kathleen Roselli.
Feature
rison.

Krick,

li'riters: Diane Emerich, Sue MorLinda Williams, Pat Conwell. Joan

Ann Shepherd. Carole Murphy.

Luton Houtz, Jane Ebcrt.
Sports Editor: Carolee Murray.
Sports Staff: John Murtin. Carl Millard.
Stan Jasinouski, Dick Miller. Jim Sevbert.
Don \Valkins. Louise Tcrruso. George
Yacina, Jim Cipriani, Dave Outt, Dick
Jame-i.

Photography Editor: Marsliall Sic((el.
Photography Staff: Douglas Caldwell.

Harry

Pat W'etzel. Vivian Cobb.
Staff:
Carole Miles. Elizabeth Beck. Carolyn Fox.
Carol Campbell. Linda Ransom. Vonnie
Carodiskey. Jacquic Burger, Carole Carter. B. J. Klein. Mai>' Sulewski.
Adi-ertising Manager: Ron Lewis.

Typing

Adv.

Staff.:

Ric Skinner. Cecilia RondeUi.

John ^fcGove^n and Lynn Segin.
Circulation Aianager: Lcn LawTcnce.
Circulation Staff: Geonee DurilL
Kahn, Marlenc Laughlin.

Wally

Staff Secretary: Pauline Zaniboras.

The Morocn and Gold is published weekly by the students of Bloomsburg Stote College,
Bloomsburg, Pa. The poper is a member of the Columbia Scholostic Press Association ond
the Coliegiote Press Service. All opinions expressed by columnists ond feoture writers including letters-to-the-editor ore not necessofily those of

this

publicotion but those of the

individuals.

Editor Blair Hartman discusses current issue of the Maroon
and Gold with Mr. Richard Savage, Faculty Adviser.

MAROON & GOLD
CAMPUS NEWS AND VIEWS
Bloomsburg State Collese,

BkHinisbur;;, Pa.

— Friday, February

31,

1904

NEWS STAFF
Row, Left to Right: Nan Barton. Doreen Wright, Jean Kleiser, Grace
Norma Keener, Jo Ann McGinnis, Melanie Alhertson, Lois Mysocki, Sally
First

Jon Mayer, Charles Smith, Connie Long.

Folmar. Ginni Matthews,
Si'( ond Row: Juth
Mice Chapman, Will am Howells, John Khick,

Perkins. Sally Thomas.
Reilly.

Third Row:

ADVERTISING STAFF
Left to Right:
Sandy Segin,
Ron Lewis,

John McGovern, Cecilia

Rondelli.

Staff

Members
\RT STAFF
Le/t

to Right:
Carolvn Wood.

Paula

Kline.

James Knorr, Jennifer Smith,

Dirk Jame.s. Louise Terruso. Carolee Murray, James K. Miller, Stan Jasinowski. Second Ron: Fred Saxton, John Murtin,
George Yacina, David Outl. Don Watkins, Carl Millard.

First Roiv, Left to Right:

CIRCULATION STAFF
Left to Right: Wally Cahn, George Durilla, Leonard Lawrence,
lene Laughlin.

Mar

TYPING STAFF
Pint Row. Left to Right: Jacquie Burger, Carol Campbell, Patsy
Wetzel. Second Row: Linda Rarsoni, Pauline Zambaras, Staff Secretary; Vivian Cobb.

ciroort

& &q14

PROOFREADERS
Row, Left to Right: Cheryl Berninger, Carol Hubert, Lynn
Wesley. Second Roiv: Mary Reckard, Priscilla Greco, Nancy Smith.
First

FEATURE STAFF
First

Row. Left

to

Right: Diane Emerich, Paula Kline, Kathleen Roselli, Joan Kricl<. Second

Ann Shepherd, Marianne Lockwood.

Row: Susan Morrison, Linda

Williams, Laura Levin,

Olfmpiciii
BLOOMSBL'RG STATE COLLEGE

Olympian

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
Mr. Gerald Strauss, Adviser; Martin Bane, Editor-in-chief; Jennifer Smith, Art Editor; Kathy Roselli, Assistant Editor.

Facsimile of the Olympian cover. Spring, 1963.

The
liurg

Olympian,
State

magazine,
lishes

Bloonis-

College literary
annually
pub-

fiction,

poetry,

and

written
by students. For the last two years,
the student magazine has
featured the works of young,
criticirm

hitherto unjjublished. American and British poets. This

feature has done much to
encourage youtliful poets by
providing an outlet for their

compositions.

STAFF
Raynock, Ruth Rimsha, Ann Shepherd, Priscilla Greco, Susan Pickelner.
Second Row: Sally Brennar, Joan Krick, Joan L. Mertz, Dirk James, Le Roy Davis, Barbara Gass, Judy
Morin. Third Row: Carolyn Wood, Lawrence Recla, Ken Musselman, Randy Romig, Fred Saxton,
Stephen Ohl.
^7;j( Hoiv, left to right: Carol

1S4

The Pilot

John

Baylor,

Editor-in-

chief.

Standing, Mr. Myles Anderson.

Assistant

to

the

Facsimile reproduction of the 1964 Pilot cover.

Men, who acted
as Adviser; seated, Howard Griggs, Business Man-

Dean

of

ager.

Bloomsluirg State College's official
handbook. The Pilot, serves as a vade
mecum for entering students and supplies upperclassmen with pertinent information on all aspects of college life.

The slogan. "In Pursuit

of Excellence,''
expresses the hopes of the student body
and the faculty in promoting achievement in and out of the college class-

room.

ASSOCIATE EDITORS
Seated: Betty Dushanko,

Stanili:ig. left to right:

Nancy Rogers,

Jill

Smith, and Sue Morrison.

IS5

Atphci

Alpha Phi Omegia has as its purpose
"assemble college men in the fellowship of the Scout Oath and Law, to promote Friendship, to provide Service to
humanity, and to further the freedom
tliat is our national, educational and in
to

Phi
I)

tellectual heritage."

[1

The members march during

the

homecoming parade.

/

/

I

I

I

CHARTER MEMBERS
Row, Left

Dennis Wydra. David Weaver, Thomas Toth, Walter Gatohell. Floyd Grimm. Second Row: William Ross, Francis
Plucinsky, Steve OhI, Bari Poorman, Larry Gloeckler, Thomas Koppenheffer, Robert Griffiths. Ronald Rife. Third Row: Carl Millard, Roger
Srhropp, Randy Romig, John Ritter, Earl Albright.
First

Row, Left

to

Right:

Thomas Tolh. Second Vice-President; Bari Poorman. President; Francis P'.acinsky,
Carl Albright. Recording Secretary. Second Roiv: Mr. Sagar, Adviser; Mr. Selk. Adviser; William Ross, Treasurer; John
Ritter, Sgt. at Arms: Jerome Lanuti, Founding President; Steve Ohl, Historian;
Ronald Rife, Past President; Mr. Reichard. Faculty Adviser
First

to

Right: Larry Gloeckler, Recording Secretary:

First Vice-President:

Chairman.

"'n'^t'

v,,.

«;^.p.^-.j-,«

1.

-^r-.

-,

^
I

»«_*

Row. Left to Right: Louis Ciocca, Sam Colangelo, Glen Forbes, Edward Eill, Donald Smith. Dean Long. Second Roiv: Jan Prosseda, Larry
Anthony Cerza, Wes Rothermel, Thomas Small, Alex Kozlowski, Thomas Scott. Luton Houtz, Bill Ross, Robert Eifert, Ray Schneider.
Third Row: Sam Bashore, Milton VanWinkle, Gerald Doemling, Dave Outt, Lowell Tinner, Donald Bowman.

First

Gloeckler,

John McGovem, Steve Hartin, John Knoll, Roger Williams, (ierald Fortney, Larry Eckroat. Second Row: James Eisenhardt, David Dobler, Glenn Rupert. Robert Baifield. John Kerlish. Third Row: Fred Griffiths. Bill Billett. Art Kenney. John McCorkill, Al Balchunas, Marty McDonald, Jerome Lanuti.
First Roil. Leit to Right:

Afpbci

Splat! (iocs the prease

fiaint.

Alpha Oniicron Chapter

Al|)ha

P?i

Omega was

ized to provide an

for those doing
of

work

in

a

organ-

honor society
high standard

college dramatics, to

secure for them the mutual helpfulness provided hy a large national fraternity, and to provide
ieadershiji in the work of the

Bloonishurg Players.
Henry Fetternian
President

Maxine Johnson
Vice-President

Donnalea VanPelt
Serretarv-Treasurer

First

Mary

Row,

left to right: Donnalea
Honirij;hoiis, Kolnrt Ri< hey,

Van Ptlt. Maxine Johnson, Betty Marie Dnshanko, Prisrilla Greco, Betsy Harder. Second Row:
Donald Hopkins, Robert Henslty, Henry Fetternian, C. Blair Hartman, Michael J. iMcHale.

r

cinintci

e

Thetci
Upsiiort

T
Delta Chapter

A

Row. Left to Right: Edith Hedljcrg. KatliU'fii Kwartek, Marie Hardisky.
Second Row: David Kanaski, Ray Oman, Gary Snyder, Larry Sitler, Lowell Tinner,
First

Joseph Nutaitis.

A
A

Lynald Silshee, Vice-President: Stanley Kciinniel.
Mark HornberKer. President: Kay Slyer, .Secretary.

I'reasiirei

;

Le)t to Right: Kobert Scott,

James Russel, Joan

Mr. Enman, Adviser;

purpose of this organization is to advance the proonal study of geopraphy both as a cultural discipline
as a practical subject for study and investigation. A
onal Loan Fund to promote graduate study of geogy has been established.
le

A

Fir^t

Row. Lcjt

to

Row: Mr. McClure,

Right: Mr. Hopple, Karl Najaka, Mrs. Lillian Kreisher. Second
Dr. Adams, Phili[i Pientka.

Spotts.

K
A

Pi

Gamma

Beta Chapter

Coeducational Honor
Society
in

Education

Rim. hit

lo right: Nancy Rhone, Barbara Wendell, Carol Necci,
Nilson, Dnris Farenkopf. Svconil Row: Kathleen Roselli,
Shirley Kragle, Susan Krier. Patriria Rnph, Ethel Peilrick, Nancy
Long, Sandi iMcKerhnie, Frances Phioinsky. Third Row: Linda
Larmonth. Diane Wallace. (!arol Place, IVIartha Timlin. Barbara
Rogers, .Margaret Dineen.

Firs!

.loanTir

YEAR

B00»

.

OFFICERS
Seated, left to right: Elaine Kennedy, Recording Secretary; .Ann Edwards, President;
Kathy Lesevich, Vice-President. Standing:
Marie Osinski, Sandra McAnneny, Rochelle
Mr. John Scrimgeour, .'\dviser;
.lohnson.
Charlotte Hill, Historian; Patricia Lello. Absent ivhen photo was taken: Mary Lee Mandalo, Treasurer;
ing Secretary.

Mary Miskevich. Correspond-

The Christmas Toy Dance

is

sponsored annually by Kajipa Delta Pi. Members of the
Husky Lounge. Mr. John Scrimgeour

fraternity collect "admissions" at the entrance to
is the Faculty .Adviser.

Pi

Alpha Delta

CiliajJler

Coeducational I'roffssioiial
pjdiiratioii

Fraternity

This fraternity promotes accomplishments in the field of lousiness Education and
is open
to second semester sophomores in
this curriculum who have a 2.8 rating and
have lieeii memhers of the Business Educalion ('lull for at least two semesters.

OFFICERS
Mary Lee Mandalo,

Secretary: Michael Santo, President; Dr. S.
Lloyd Tourney, Faculty Adviser; Frank Rizzo, Treasurer; Mary Ann Jones,
Historian. Miss Elaine Keiuiedy, Vice-President, was absent when photo was
Left to right:

taken.

f

rrrrri

Edna Stinnian. Karliara Wendell, Leann Hnrnunp, Beth Krciu|M. Honnic /.ehner. Mary Brogan. .Scr»n(/ Row: \laxinc .lohiixin.
Dorothy (lottrell. Cloria Zuliris, Pauline Zamlioras, Eiizalictli Harcirr. Baibaia Bahita. ThinI Row: Rosaline Johns, Naiuy l.onn.
Reginald Arnold, Terry Beard, June Bennage, Ralph Carlone, Carmine Rossi.

Seated,

left

to

right:

(.arole I)e Franc isco,

f

Sii;iiia
Alpha l\la aiiTi^ lo slimulatc an iiiU-rpsl in
Speci h and llcarini;. to fiuoiirage professional jirouth in
Special Education, and lo insure the hijihesl acliievenienl
in academic and clinical activities, and to aid in the rehahilitalion oi pupils uho have speech and hearing difficulties. There are four grades of iiiemliershi|) iti this organization:
1
Affiliates
consisting of any students interested
in this particular field: (2
Associates
consisting of students who have completed the first year in the Special
Kducation curricuhmi aiid who have an active interest in
this field; I.V) Key IMendiers
composed of advanced students in the tield ol .Speech and Hearing, with a minimum
cumulatixe cpialit\ point average of 2.7:
1| Honor Memiiers
a recognized lc\cl for those Key memhers who have
demonstrated outstanding leadership in scholastic and
(

)

—

1

H

—

(

—

Iota Chapter

clinical activities.

National Speech and Hearing
Fraternitv

-lie Koiny. iNaiicy (.illespie. Ida (Mnpricli. Sernn,! Ron: Vickie Warren.
III riphl: Kllrn ( v.ajkowski, Jii Aniii' .Sill. I.nis Silkroski. Dan
Harliara .Selicilliaiirr. Naniy .Si,-il)l.-. Ann W yatt. Pamela Hri.wn, Fraiues Kessler, Patricia MacAllistcr, Lyilia Albriplit. Third Run: Clareen Oherlin.
Jnanne Cnnjililin, .iolni Klim-, Marshall .Sie(;el, Dcinna (Iross. Marty Karnliart.

hirst lion, left

.

OFFICERS
Seated, left to right: Rochelle Johnson, VicePresident; Marcy Gammon. President. Standing:
Mr.
Recording Secretary;
Farenkopf.
Doris
Samuel P. Shilling, Adviser: William Hinkle,
Treasurer; .Ada Minelli, Corresponding Secretary.

Sigma Alpha Eta co-sponsors the annual Christmas party lor aty [HCai
All-purpose room of the Bloom^lnirg Memorial Elementary .Schoo

ildren held in the

Row, left to right: Rose Marzzacco, Nancy Schoenberger, Darlene Wrohlewski. Arlyne Hoyt. Judy Prowant, Mary Bush. Jean Nygren. Second
Roiv: Sharon Eraser. Karen Hampel, Nanci Kerns, Sally Weigle. Elizabeth Mengel. Mary Gifford, Barbara Chyko. Patricia Piszek, Nancy Johnson.
Third Rolf: Barbara Shore. Douglas Lehnowsky, Robert Reese, Josepli Wolf. Robert Green. William Buck. Diane Mu^hrush. Mary Steckel.

First

#

Seated, left to right: Mar>' Lou Buck. Lynn Wesley, Marcy Earnhart, Elizabeth Kirhline, Sharon Weed. Standing: Barbara Szymanek,
Rees Vosburg. Lorraine Lutz, Dave Shape, Sandra McAnnany, Charline Yeager, Carol Schlagel.

Seated, left to right: Sylvia Napiccek, I'atriria Warunik, Linda .Mon-lli, Konald Colarus^o, Carol Davis. Jiidv Jenkins. Standing:
Christine Wynn, Carole Sanville, Mary Ruth Taylor, Mary Ann White, Diane Sheridan, Martin Snella, Kay Lewis, Evelyn Orchard, Virginia Boudman, Bettyanne Nlahom y. Karen L. Swenson.

purpose of this oris to promote tlie
welfare and education of Exceptional Children by coorTlu-

ganization

dinating the work of students enrolled in the Division of Special Education on
campus, with agencies and
individuals, both public and
private, who engaged in, or
are interested in. the improvement of children who
hearing
or
have speech

problems.

Seated,

left

Standing:

to

right:

Linda VanSaders, Grace Perkins, Susan Phinkett, Brenda Harlenian, Louise
Davis, Larry Swisher, Arthur Kenney, Charles Craparo, Suzanne Miller.

Ann Weed, Douglas

^^

OFFICERS
Left to right: Susan Williams, Historian; Jean Barnatovich. Secretary; Nancy Pickering, President;
Dr. Martin Satz, Adviser; Karrin Fardyce, VicePresident; Mr. Edward Mayer, Adviser; Helen Sidler. Treasurer.

Sing along with Mitch and the rest of the gang at the annual
Christmas party for Exceptional Children presented annually in
the Bloomsburg Memorial Elementary School all-purpose room.

Eyster.

I

SiQtnci

I
n
lola

Chapter
Lcli to Right: Mr. Superdork, Adviser; Neil Belles, Sgt.-at-Arms; Ray
Hradisli, I'roideni: Phil Tlinnias, Historian; Howard Griggs, Secretarj';
Carl Sheraii. Neil Mercando, Chaplain.

Row, Left to Right: Ronald Rupert, Terry Beard, WilHam Cron, Mirhael Nestarick. Sernni] Rou : Don ShelJohn McGovern, James Seyliert, Neil Mussoline, Gene Steinruck, Michael Gross. Third Row: John Coulter,
Edward McCormiik. Donald Beltz, James Sturm.

First
ley,

The objective

of this fraternity

maintain a professional e(hilational organization for men atis

to

l(ii(linj_'

teacher

training

institu-

tions.

Firm Rou: Left to Right: Jim Goss. Jim Shymansky, Jaik Mulka. Jim Holt. Second Row: Bob
K.a'ile, Dave Conner, l.inc Miller. Larry Bankes, Larry Stout. Third Row: Gill Gockley, Rich
Williams,

Wayne

George, James L. Johsnon.

m

The Amateur RaHio (!lul) is roniposed of students interested in
the art of Amateur Radio Communication. Requirements for admission are an interest in "Ham Radio Communication," a desire to be
a "Ham" operator, and a satisfactory standing in the college.

w

llH

\

livinmli*^'

n

'-^

Memliers

FCC

Ron Klock, President and Mr. Scarpino, Adviser, explain
theory of the eleilron tuhe.

Dirl<

Foster,

Gene

Miller,

and

Kd

pause

while

studyin

the

ei|iiipment reirntly

a signal generator,

."^hirk.

I'latt

'

Some

Ray

Paul

rifiulaliiiiis.

l.r-hin^ki,

ami Bcitv

Kirliluir.

tot an induction

coil

scrined

liy

the

and an occilioscopc.

(

IuIj

incl

Krakowski,
First Rou\ Left to Right: Judith Skonij-ky, Ciarol Slussrr, Sylvia \apii-i ik. Baihara Lil.a>. Dciri.tln
Marie Mayer. Seconil Roiv: Helen Wirtli, Mary McCord, Nan Barton, Caroline Saper, Joanne Derr, Mary Aliee Woodruff. Lola Hunsinger, Cecelia Hanna, Carol Cox. Third Row: William Ross, Ronald Kussrow, Adrian Callender, Jack
Kile, Ronald Boston, John Reichenbach.

Music of all types gladdens the hearts of Athenaeum Club
members. The musical genre of American folksinging is a typical
example.

The Alhctiaetim Club

among
a.s

its

rnejiilicrs a

an understandinij of

classical,

fiiiic-li()ii.>*

deeper
all

in

order

lo foster

a|)|)re(iatioii. as well

types of music. Popular,

and semi-classical works are included

in

ihc proarairis of the club.

OFFICERS
Seated, Left to Right: Joan Folmsbee, Classical Program Chairman: Fred
Callender, President; Carol Winters, Secretary. Standing: Joseph Lavelle,
Vice-President: Gary Bower, Popular Program Chairman; Mr. John P. Brady,
Dr. .Alden Buker, -\dvisers.

Cirilc K is a Kiwanis affiliated organization
serving the College Community, for the purpose
of fostering a spirit of cooperation among members of the club and the campus as a whole. Members of Circle K embody high standards of scholarship and behavior.

CHARTER MEMBERS
<

Left

to

right:

Mr. A.

J.

McDonnell, Adviser; Barry Smith,

OFFICERS
Left to right: Lynn Becker, Secretary; Nomian Heyl, Vice
President; Robert Barfield, President; Frederick Musser, Treasurer; Mr. A. J. McDonnell, Adviser.

Bob Barfield proudly
Club members.

displays club

emblem

to

local

Kiwanis

169

Ri^hl: Miirl.-y Jo,K^, Kathy Woodring. Chester
Alice Kuchta.
Joe Apichella. Kiipene Kostura. Pat Zurine,
Carol
Cliarlotte Daufilierty, Katliv Zeis.. Tat ^ o>t
Knu

Itou.

r,r-,,

Fali'^ki

Errand

l.ril

;»

OoKire.

\V<.n(l.

Martha

Ziihris.

Jmlv

Mayer.

I.arrv Kiidy.

Jarne^ Pepg.
Wei.del. Third Row: Carl Millard.
Hennmger.
Pnt„,ki. .loh„ Reifsnyder, Dallas

Vi,,cent

Frank

Arlntti..

Rebecca

Wdlian.
How. Lett in liiuhl: Carolyn Fox. Mary Sniewski
Priscdla /astawBohner David Ba>set. Carl Brokiiif;. lames Ralston,

I;,.,

iiniiell

Row: Lorraine

Mr. Walter S. Rypi.-l, Adviser. .Second
Victor
Keck, Carolyn Aniato, Charles I-iverton,
Ktiena
Holly Hess, Barbara Turtmire, .Sandra Daskalos,

Julia File,

Miller,
(

T:;,;

Barbara
B:^r'l

:

Weitiiian

ney

l'..l,r

Marcia

Ronald Sherratt Ken Epler,
Kershner. Thud Row: PanI Rhine,
George Cook^ R"l^"'
Snrith
Terry
Kase,
^rv Robinson,~ Gary
'
Balchunis. Jerry
Reighly. .lames Helfner. Alvan
B\
Fourth Rn
Murwin, Skip Huttenman, Joe
Robinson. Tom Miller. William

R-^;

Fa/zari.

First Roto. Left to Ri/^ht: Ted Arliosast. Michael Gross, Joe Stabinski, Warren Thomas,
Charles Wilson, Mike I'etroskie. Dan Hagserly, Helen Creasy. SeconJ Rou
Shirley Carl,
Dorothy Sturgis, Susan Seott. Paul Snyder, .Sylvia Sharp, Michael Santo, Edna Sherman,
Maxine Johnson, June Bennape. Third Row: Clyde Rogers, Sharon Roadarmel, Barry
Bomboy, Ron Turri, Richard Williams, Arlene Loyoch, Philip Davis, Linda Ransom,
:

Ann Marie

Rapella.

OFFICERS
Seated, Left to Right: Mr. Walter .S. Rygiel, Adviser: Alex Kozlowski, President. Standing: Margaret Johnson, Secretary: Glenn Morrison, Vice-president; Roger Williams: Mary
Brogan, Historian.

Row. Left lu Right: Doreen Wright, Pauline Zamboras, Dorthy
Nancy Long, Nancy Troutman. Elizabeth Kroupa. Linda
Rizzo. Linda Yeager, Joan Bafile. Second Row: Ron Terway, William
Prowant, Larry Cirga, Herm Winkler, Dave Davis, Wm. DeAngelo,

Fir.st

Cottrell,

Thomas Storm,

A! .Snyder. Third Row: Sandy Buckhart, Barbara
Baluta, Melanie Geiser, Beverly Janson, Ronald Lubas, Linda Falla.s.
Jane Pellan. Judy McClay.

The Chess Club,
organization,
opportunities for
ice

as a serv-

provides
tlie

entire

College family to enjoy this
challenging cultural sport.
Hank beginners are always
welcome, intra-mural and
club tournaments are held.
The Chess Team is drawn

from student members of the
Club.

Lejt to Right: Gary Deets, Dr. Selders,

Wayne

Smith, Danny Storaska, Gary Fenstermacher.

Lf/t to Right: Mr. Treblow, Bill Gerring, Gordon Clapp, Jini Kilterman, Robert Latsha.

Left to Right: Kurt Koehler.

Treasurer:
Gordon
Clapp.
Tournament Director: Gary
Deets, President: Larry
Martz, Vice President; missing Durwood Slusser, Secretary.

»,/

It

The BSC Chess Team is among the most active chess
teams in Pennsylvania. The "Husky Rooks' belong to
the Eastern Pennsylvania College Chess League, along
with Lafayette, Lehigh. Kutztown State, Muhlenberg,
and Albright. This league is played as a double round
robin. Gary Deets. President of the BSC Chess Club, is
Vice-President of the League.
HSC played host to the Pennsylvania Individual
College Chess Cham|)ionshii) in Decemlier and tied for
fifth out of eleven teams in the Association of (iollege
Unions Hegional Tournament held at Gettysburg College
in February. The "Husky Rooks" also entered teams in
the Pennsylvania College Team Championship held at
Penn Stale in inid-April and in the first chess championship of the Pennsylvania State Colleges held in Shippensburg State in late April. BSC has pioneered in training
team members as teachers for schools and community
recreation programs.

Kathy Bitterniaii indicates a move in the Pennsylvania
Individual College Chess ('hampionship.

Gary Deets heats
P.I.C.C.C.

Gordon Clapp
University

is

during

challenged by Steve Wilmore of Lincoln
Association of College Unions Regiona

the

Chess Tournament.

Pennsylvania Individual (!ollege (Jhess Championshii> was held at

BSC

Roliert Stetson

to

take third place in

><

^^^^^^|^^^^^|i^H|

Membe rs
for the

of the

Rams"

to

E:nglish

w in

first

Club read "Elegies
prize in the

Home-

coming Parade.

T
Row,

Rugh, Judy Morin, Kathleen Kisela, Dazimae
aul, Barbara Guzik, Shirley Konopka. SccotuI Row: Ruth Rimsha, Pat Burns, Marie
eimensnyder, Sally Brennar, Barbara Gass, Mary E. Freund, June Furman, Susan
urnett, Edith Capp. Third Row: Joyce Bruns, Robert Ballentine, Luton Houtz,
Ian C. Bartlett, Robert Sands, Lois Baker.
First

left

lo

right: Patricia

01-

rm

OFFICERS
Left to right: Dorothy Eisenhart. Vice-President;
Harry Ackernian, President: Miss Susan Rusinko, Adviser; Joan Krick. Treasurer; Jean Burdick, Secretary.

A

First Row. left to right: Patricia Zehner, Carol .^nn Kipa,
Patricia Ordunia, Celie Flaherty, Leatrice Suriaoka. Second Rote:
Mary Jean Torse, Sandra Ryan. Barbara Rutkowski, JoAnn McGinnis,
Bernice Jenkins, Diane Velt, Mary Lou Yamulla. Third Row: Frank

Berginski,
Strasico.

Richard

James,

Fred

Saxton,

Dennis

Wydra,

Marie

f'Mr

First

Row. Left

to Right: Doniia Smethers, Feme Rarirk. Judy
President; Carol Raynock. Second Row: Faye Leily,
Nattras, William Rowett, William Kautter, Laura Levin, Dr.

Applegate,

John

f"

r m n

Melville Hophins. Adviser. Thin! Row: John Witcoski, Wally Kahn,
John Taylor, Edward A'zary, Mr. William Eisenberg, Adviser.

The purpose
Club

is

to

of the Debating
encourage an interest

in intercollegiate debate.
set.s

as

its

goal

The

clul>

the formation of

teams that will actively participate in debate with other colleges.

Seated: Ray

Sunaoka.

Oman. Standing:

Lurille Zablocky, Charles

Swank, Leatrioe

Rim. Leji to Right: Carolt' >iiook. Marcia Keck, I'atrii ja Bailey. Carolcp Murray. Anne Miclielson, Dazimae Paul. Second Rou:
Marilynne Kolnik. Patricia Wetzel. Sue .Ann Yedinv. Vivian ("olili, Caifi! Winters, June Sol)nle?ky, Cynthia Ceccaielli, Leann Hornung, Third
Rou: Alex Dubil. Philip Ferro, Richaril Kupsky, Edward Wlialen. Donal.l .'^licllev. Kennetli Miller David Quigg.
firs!

OKFKKRS
Liit lu Riftht: Dr. I'i'stel:
ersa McDonald, Treasurer: Fran
Corresi»onding Secretary
Dr.
.Shockley,
Adviser:
Randall
President: Harliara lialuta. .Secretary.
1

Mosley,

Romig,

Braily, of the Language Dej^artnient, enterthe International Relations Club with an account of his recent trip to Mexico.

Se'nor
tains

f^

s^

P P n

First How, Left to Right: Kathryn Savior, Beverly Roliinson, Dona Searfoi;*. Virginia Uniee, Diane Hnrlirli. Leatrice Sunaoka. Ruth Fahringer.
Second Row: Gail Sliively. Peggy Kreiflier, Virginia CTirton. Barbara Guzik, Jean Cnpe. Marsha Hastie. Mary Brogan, Patricia Zelner, Janiee
Parini. Third Row: Karl Nanaka. James Eisenhardt, Rirhard Manley, John Martin. William Reiter. Ed Ewing, Joe Schein.

The

Relations
International
an organization of students interested in current events
and problems in the world today.

Club

snond

American correspondent nf
shown during a visit to the BS(
Ghainnan: Hi. Barbara Shockley. Adviser: Mohan, and Rand\
Allan

Miihaii

i

two ncwspapii-

in

ironi

India,

is

right).

a

iicu-

i

anipii-.
linniig.

and batiire agency
Lift

to

I'rc'-ident.

Right:

in

Mis.

London and who
G.

W.

also serves

Kreisher,

Program

is

Row. Left

Kay

Herman, Carol Kaniinski. Carol
Nancy Carson, Ann Calisiti.
Second Ron: Joyce Studlick, Eugene Miller, Larry Driimm, .loseph
Klimasiewski, Donald Ivey, Bernard Sucliocki. Noel Lindemuth,
Edward Laubacli. Third Row: Ray Shirk, Larry George, James Sturm,
Edward McCormick. Donald Beltz, Joseph Kubert, Neil Mussoline.
First

to

Right:

Slusser, Virginia Unice, Darlcne Bryce.

Lejl to Right: Susan Krier, .Secretary: Mr. Scariiinn, Adviser: David Heininld,
Program Chairman: Thomas Marnell, President: James Seyhert, Vice-president;
Dr. Harold H. I.anternian, Adviser: Mary Lou F^aul, Treasurer.

now

gently fold

in

two egg whites.

Double, douhle,

toil

and trouble.

No, No, you use the other end.

frtformats

A

or

B?

Whv

don't you lust start

all

ov?r:

Rou. Ltjt to Right: I'aula Kline, Clieryl Crewdson, Carol
Kamiiiski. Kathleen Kemp. Karen Ran. Nancy Jones. Susan Burnett.
Bettinf! Niering. Second Ron: Mahlon Harvey. Carole Snook. Audrey
McClure. Manry Long, Marilyn .Sheerer. Marsh Manbeek. Betty
Cirven. Kathryn .Saylor. Third Rou : Joan Bray. Man ia Kerk. .\nne

First

Mhhel>un. Jud) Hef lelfinger, Uuniia MuJuaii. Char (.lough. Marinell
Hess. Nila Sorensen. Fourth Row: Robert Eifert. Dean Long. Mirhael
Santo, Carol Clements, Frances Kessler, Jean Weisenfluh, Georgia
Brous, Jo.'\nn Yakup, Anna Borove, Waher Eifert.

I

Tlic

uith the

StiideTit

Christian

"^MCA and

Association, affiliated

the Y\\C.\. consists of students

and faculty of various races and creeds united by
Ltft to Right: William
viser;

dent:

Dorothy

Cottrell,

Bartman,

Ron Lewis, Treasurer.

\tr. Hinkel, .AdDruniin. Vice-presi-

Pri-sidi'nt;

.Secri'tary:

l.arry

common loyalty to Jesus Christ. In the fellowship
of (Christian students we seek to understand the
will of God through worship, study, and action.
a

Row, Left

Right: Joiielle Simcox. Linda Lazarus, Kerry FetKenneth Boyer, Mark Hornberger. Second
Row: Nancy Doct:eray Roberta WilHams, Sharon Hensel, Sue Chambers, Carole Gerhard. Marcy Larnhart, Sandra Swetland, Susan
Loucks. Third Roiv: Jill Leadbeater, Joanne Kucler. Robert Bis-

First
ter,

Richard

to

Brosius,

Barber, William Buck, Kuth Cressman, Mary Lea
Doris Farenkopf. Fourth Roll': William Hoffman, Nancy
Moyer, Carol Koons, Carol Elbert, Cretchen Hummel, Karin Shields,

combe, Lynne
Miller,

Donna

Miller,

Susan Piper.

.

The

S.C.A. entry

in

the

-(I

i

ijr^

Homecoming Parade.

Larry

Drumm.

Vice-I'resident.

announces the Easter Program.

The Oscar Bakcless (Chapter of the Student PSEA
organized to |)romole professional interests and activities, to foster professional education standards, and
is

to

The

.Student

Homec'ominp

P.S.E.A. supports the

Huskies

in

cement teacher-student relationships.

the

jiarade.

Student I'.S.t.A. olficeis
Auditorium. Hfiiilirif: from
gor,

c

Ijiweekly elub meeting in Larver
right are Phil Thomas, Priscilla Ban-

ondurt

left

li)

and Randy Romig.

Seated. Left to Hight: Philip Thomas, Vire-President: Chi
ing: Kandy Romig, Treasurer: Mr. McDonnell, Adviser.

rvl

Kurev, .Se
Barrv Smith. President. Stanil-

I'

;

I

ff

Tlie Varsity Club is cotnposed of men who liavc won
a letter in any authorized

intercollegiate sport.

Row, left to right: Robert Kurzinsky, Dale Hiinsinper, (leorpe Miller, Joseph Holdcn. Sccnnii Knw: Terry
Wood, Bari Poorman, Donald Franklin, ]\Iilton Van Winkle, Charles Klolie, Floyd Grimm. Third l\ Rupert, Donald Hopkins, James Young. Roland Boyle, Joseph Fazzari.

First

l^f

1^

1'

\

1

First

Row,

left to right:

Jeffrey

r

t

i

Ward, Bartley Wilenski,

Joseph Casarella, Joel Melilski. Second Rniv: Gene
Kapes, Rirhard Boerner, Donald Watkins, Dave Steum[ifle. Third Rnw: Edward Fill, Lee Fredericks. Rirhard
Davala, Charles Jasper, Jan Prosseda.

Varsity Club

members work

to

advance ideals of

sportsmanslii]) and scliolarship, and to encourage brother-

hood and fellowship among men of similar

f
r.

/»i

through athletics.

-

'yraniids of

vi(

doniecoming

float.

lory,

"ro-eds'"

and referees play

vital

[lart

in

Varsity Cluli

interests

\%

B" Clyb
Till' "'I!" ('lull i- .in alliletic

studfiits. Tlic

L-liili

aiiii>

sports as recreation and
opnK'Hl. All

uomen who

orfjatiizalion for

women

iieate increasing interest in
as a means of physical develhave earned 100 |)oints as par-

1(1

ticipants in in sponsored activities arc eligible for
(iluli

"B

nii'tnliersliip.

OFFICERS

<

Lefl Id right: Aniiarita Dixon. Irene Manning, Treasurer:
Miss Eleanor Wray, Adviser:
Virginia Boudnian, \'iic-President
Margaret Berhalter, President; Linda Grow, Secretary.
;

f

(^lf^J^

ti

V
right:

Sheerer. Dorothy Mover. Marsh Manbeck. Barl)ara Rice, Betty Girven, Cecelia Gross. Sfiarul Knu : .\nnarita
Dixon, Carol Raynock, Ann Marie Rapella, Pauline Zamboras. Pamela
Brown. Diana Shriver, Sharon .Acker. Third Roiv: Barrie Brittingham,
\irginia Wright, Louise Terruso, Helen Sidler, Bonnie Jean Davey,
Kathy Woodring, .Anna Borove.
l-'ir'.i

/{,,,(.

Iili

I,,

\laiii\ii

Gleeful "B" (Hub members ser\»
ing BS(! llonieconiing.

\ami)urgers

dur-

JLi

Row, Left to Right: Fam Priolo, Trudy Hoffer, Dona Searfoss, Ceil Mistal. Cerilia Rondell. Second Roiv: Ruth Day. Judy Bryant, Cecilia
Hanna. Sally Fleming. Joan Folmsbee, Gerry Prior, Mary Rose Hidlay. Third Row: Tlionian Cropf. Ed Hartman, F.dward Carl, Ron Rife, Leon Rufus,
Jack McGovern.
First

Le Cercle Franjais. is a
conversational French club
for the purpose of improvthe pronunciation and
fluency of spoken French.

ing

OFFICER.S
Barbara Rice, Vice-President; Mrs. John, Adviser: Joanne Nelson, Secretary; John Phillips. Treasurer; Dorothy Moyer, President.

to Right: Karen Leffler. Jonelle Simcox, Joyce Keller. Diane Turley, Joyee Briins. Mary Ann Dowd,
Sunaoka. Second Row: Peggy Kreisher, Christine Teter. Roger Cole, Arno Miller, Kerry Fetter, John
isch, Gary Wolfe, Richard Zerbe. Third Row: Roberta Kistler, Monika Vizachero, Patricia Rugh, Ida Fipchler,
Schneider, Mary Wanzie, Helen Zevas.
/

Row, Left

trice

The German Cluh. named Die Deutsche Ecke
serves the basic purpose of promoting the use of
the German Language and a study of German culture

which cannot he covered

Two

visits to

films sponsored hy the

huge

to

A

the classroom.

German Club

to see

of that insti-

at the Hotel Magee was
The club meetings allow students
hear and speak German on a more informal

tution.

a

in

Lycoming College were made

level.

Christmas party

success.

An assembly

skit recently

presented in Carver

was a product of the efforts of the loyal
Deutesche Ecke members. A trip is being planned
to the \^ orld s Fair in \ew York as well as one to
Hall

the

German

Kniliassv in

Vi

ashinston.

Seated, Left to Right: Judy Andrews, President: Mimi Hess, VicePresident. Standing: Judy Vineski, Treasurer; Dr. Bauer, Adviser; Elke
Lehmann, Secretary.

Pass the cheese. Please.

Help, Doesn't Someone speak English?

Tlic

Spanish Club)

is

to

Esti-

(The

acquaint

students of Bloomsburg State
College with the different

Spanish cultures. Visitors to
Spanish-speaking
countries
recount their experiences at
the semi-monthly meetings
which are held in Navy
Hall, and cluh members are
encouraged to use Spanish
in communicating with members of the club.

Row.

Nancy Kane. Sally Kcilly. Paula
Charles .Swank, Neal Boyer. I.imla Williams.
bright, Carolyn Quay, Irene Maiming, Shirley Kragle.
'•'irst

purpose of La

madu Liga Espanola

"lobbins,

left to right:

LeRoy

Patriria Huplips.

Ritniiller,

Joyce Bcibiik. Sccoinl Row: Roycc
Third Row: Carolee Murray, Virginia

.^lirk,

RdU. / Second Row: Certrude Fisher, .lack Skciwroiiski. David Wciiner. Harry Michael, Jean
Weiscnfluh. Third Row: Regina Kotch, Virginia Girton, Pat Caldwell, Jean Zelonis, Grace
Watson.
First

Row. left to right: John Phillips. Vice President: Adam Rutski. President.
Second Row: Diane Turley, Treasurer; Donald McKim, Adviser; Georgianna
First

Robbins, Secretary.

First
Bill

Row. left to right: John Hatton, Georgia Conner, Betty Girven. Second Row:
Hoffman, Frank Harris. S. Douplas Caldwell.

MAJOR
Kneeling, left to right: Bonnie Jean Austin, Cocaptain
Sharon Fehr, Co-captain. Standing:
;

arooit

A

Rou\ left to right: (Hareen Oberlin. Joan Heiser. Connie Bastress. Jane .SchoenerKay Fisher. Ma Ginjivich. Second Roic: Donna Hartley. Sonja Spencer,
Sandra Burkhart. Janet Updegrove. Cassandra Updegraff. Lellus Smith. Third Rate:
George 0. Durilla, John Dolinsky, Lowri Davis.

First

berger.

Front

Mary

First Roiv, left to right: Walter Rausch, Gloria MrFall. Prisrilla Schuppert. Eileen .\lbertson. Second Row: James Misiriam. John Sandel, William Hirikle. Herbert B. Frederick.
Bert D. Burrcll.

Row: Sharon Weed. Bar A' Row:
Barrall, Betty Swartz.

i

Left to Tight: William Post, F.erlerirk Kl,„

k, .Ia,k

Shopr, B„h Holly, Judy Pr

ETTES
Judy Mann. Diane Muslinish. Sandv Russell
bherry Ataul, Beth Koiipa. Sally
Hoffecker.

91

nd

First

Row.

left

to

right:

How: Eugene Stemruck,

Now you

Ehine Washburn, Ruth Ann

Ross,

Dawn

Ensley. Second

Carol MrCrarken, Grace Moyer. John Klees.

try to tie it!

OFFICERS
Left to right: Connie Bastress. Treasurer: William Hinkel,
President: Dr Carlson
Assistant Director: Mr. Miller. Director: Ida Gingrich,
Vice-President: Dnnna
Hartley, l.ilirarian: Carol Ann McCracken, Librarian.

I«0

BtoomsbuTQ
Ptoyers
Tliis

organization

provides

experience

for those students who wish to learn play direction and production. This season it presented Lillle Mary Sunshine, Chekhov's The

Chrrry Orchard, and Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew.

Row, Left to Right: Brenda Rice, Pris Zastawney, Jan Feimster, Donnalea Van Pelt,
•onna Bogard, Bet^y Harder. Maroia Hazelett. Secotul Row: Barry Keffer, Karen Follmer,
'am Priolo, Joan Slartin, Pricilla Greco, Carolyn Holt, Marilyn Horn, Margie Milani,
,inda Beattie, Lynda Maul, Ann Shepherd. Charles .Smith. Jim Knorr. Third Ron-: Luton
[outz, John Edwards. Chester Faleski. James Eisenhart. George Yacina, Marshall Siegel,
>ennis Reedy, Albert Roger, Donald Hopkins.
'irst

First Roll', Left to Right: Barbara Trexler, Carole Carter, Judie Brozgal, Pal King, Rochelle Graziano,
Kay Fisher. Second Row: Dawn Ensley, Ann Marie Rapella, Marlene Laughlin, Frank Milauskas, Noel
Lindemuth, Harold Kratzer, Elizabeth Adams, Lois Lee, Paula Kline. Third Rotv: S. Douglas Caldwell,
Fred DeCanio, Bud Rogers, C. Blair Hartman, David C. Wenner, Douglas Lehnowsky.

ISO

Seated. Left to Right: Betty Dushanko, Secretary: Maxine Johnson, President;
Robert Mensley, Vice-President. Standing: Mr. McHale. Henry Fetterman,
Treasurer; Miss Homrighous, Mr. Richey.

First Row. Left to Right: Carol Kaminski. Alice Halowell. Jane Delkanic, Bettyaiine Malioney, Carol Davi>, Suzanne Reiff. Second Row: Dona
Searfoss, Marjorie Harper. Marry Earnhart, Marsha Thomas, Nanry Rhone, .loan Bray, (Cheryl Younf». Thin! Row: Sandy Russell, .ludy Bryant,
Gloria McFall, Peggy Walter, Mary Gifford, .lane Watkins, .Sandra Kline. Fourth Row: Ruth Major, Charlotte Clough, Donna Morgan, Judy

Seguine, Judy Gross, Carolann Creasy,

Donna Marie Barbaro.

The Harmoiiettes. one

of the College
music for

Ciiorai group?, provide? vocal
as.'iembly

functions.

Seated. Left to Right: Carol Niche, President; Mrs. Evans, Adviser. Standing: Judy
Bryant, Pianist; Judy Clark, Librarian; Patricia Wetzel, Librarian: Vivian Cobb, Secretary: Bettina L. Niering, Treasurer; Marilyn Hurtz, Vice-President,

programs and other college

SOPRANOS
Patty Lagana. Karen Shields. Mimi Hess, Rita Kiilik. Sue Haines. Barbie Jones.
Clara Clark. Mary Jo Zane. Rose Marzzarco. Melinda Armstrong. Janet Bailey.
Karen Leffler. Marv Bush, Janire Tiinneeliffe. Theresa MrHugh. Sue Heizer.
Svlvia Hecknian, Nanrv Rauh, Donna Rothermel, Nanry Tryers, Peppy Copeland,

Trudy
Ethel

Steidel.

Pedrick.

Nanry Kneer.
Sharon Hensel.

ALTOS
Carolyn Holt, Nanry Bovver, Mandy Bnihlrneier, Judy Mearns, Gail Pirkerinp, .\nn Shuttleworth,
Jan Spare, Nani-y Smith, Janire Smith. Darilyn Clark, Barbara Szymanek, Barbara Nicholls,
Joan Starkhouse, Twylah Ermish, Jean Nypren, Janet Hoke, Barbara Bensinper, Pat Hoplemazian,
Gail Morres, Diane Shriver, Susan Treastei, Alire Koch. Linda Davis, Linda Larmoulh, Dee Woolcok, Darlene Wroblewski, Marian Thornley.

OFFICERS
Barbie NieholK, Robi- (Jiairman: Janet Bailey. Secretary: Doug Caldwell.
VirePresidcnt; Mr. William Derker, Dirertor: Mimi Hess, Arrompanist: Jade Snyder.
President: Jean Nypren, Librarian: Ethel Pedrirk. Treasurer; Babara Jones. Librarian.
Lrft to right:

II

^^
TENORS
Drew

Poslock, Ray Schneider.
•on, George Weigand, Charles Jasper.

Shershen.

Terry

Green,

Steve

Zeigler,

Louis

Schragen,

BA.SSES
Jaldwell. Milton Van Winkle. Richard Leffets. Robert Keagle, .lade Snyder, Rill Hoffman,
Perrin, Jerry McBride, Ricky Post. Herbert Frederick. Albert Roger, Wayne Koepke.
Klein. Steve Byrne, Walter Czarnecki, Dave Hildenbrand, Anthony Dooley, Arthur Pentz,
t'ise,

Francis Johnson, Robert Gohen.

Bill

Buck.

Wayne

George.

ctdrifctt

Singers

Row, left to right: Barbara Bensinger, Jean Nygren, DoTiria Rothermel, Janet Bailey, Karen Lefiler. Second Row:
George Weigand, Louis Schragen, Dean Long, Arthur Pentz, Walt Czarnecki, Doug Caldwell, Tony Dooley.

first

Firsl Roiv. Left la Right: Frank Pepper, Larry Stiles, Art
Raymond Kinikel. U eiiilell Harris.

Hakim, Don Stanko, Wayne Smitz. Second Row: Tom Powis, John Horishny,

Bill

Nelson,

The purpose of the Veterans' Association is to
and educate any student as to his prospective

orient

mihtary obligations, and to keep veterans abreast
on aU matters concerning their government benefits

and

responsibilities, past

and present.

Seated, Left to Right: Phil Pientka, Post Commander;
Mr. Otto Harris, Adviser. Standing: Terrance Wood, SecreKarl Najaka, Vice
tary;
John Schneider, Treasurer;

Commander.

The

"Vets' Clul)" holds an informal meeting; in the .\lumni

Room.

library Sfaff
Senior Staff

Lcfi to Right: Miss Elinor R. Kefft-r, Head Librarian:
Miss Gwendolyn Reams, Assistant Librarian.

til
Right: Christine Teter, Alana Matter.
Diane Turley, Doris FarenkopL Carol Necci.

.Left

'seated: Mrs. Martha MacNeal. Staniling. Left to Right: Mis
Hildegaid Pestel, Miss Patriria Mosier, Mrs. Ruth Snieal.

Lois Maxwell, Dr.

iurtior Staff

Left to Right: Patricia

Zarnock. Anne Marie
Michelson,
Lorraine

Kujawa.

Mary

Lea

Miller, Patricia Piszek.

—

—

The College Library the center of academic consi.sts of
thousaiuLs of volumes and hundreds of periodicals for student research and recreational reading. Making those materials available
to students and faculty is the repsonsibility of the junior and senior
staffs.

Not present when pictures ivere taken: Donna Barbaro. Joanne
Anthony Dooley. Deborah Evans. Karen Leffler. EIke Lehman. \^ orthie Myers. John Reifsnyder. Gayle Richards. Jean Weisenfluh. Rosemarie \^ hite.
Bobita.

Deaniia Woohock, Clareen Oberlin. .Sonja
Spencer, Rosemary Foparty.
Left to Right:

Afhietic Sfaff

Cheerleaders
Football
Basketball

Wrestling

Swimming
Baseball
Golf

Women's Sports

w

—

Left to Right Seated: Mr. W. Richard Mentzer, Mr. Craig L. Himes, Mr. Eli W. McLaughlin. Standing:
Walter R. Blair, Mr. John Bzik, .Mr. Russell E. Houk, Mr. Robert G. Norton, Mr. George E. Wilwohl.

Mr.

THE ATHLETIC STAFF
The .Athletic Staff of Bioonisburg State College is
composed of faculty members who have had experience in
various college athletics or have a deep and abiding interest

several track records in intercollegiate contests, notably in

apparent in the photograph above,
group is not limited to any particular
college department, nor to any specific college curriculum.
Our college coaches have demonstrated their love for athletics by giving freely of their time to train outstanding
BSC athletes and to develop character.
Mr. Russell Houk. Chairman of the .Athletic Committee, needs little introduction since his wrestling teams have
consistently won state and national honors. His teams have
established records in all weight classes and in both individual and team competition. Mr. Houk has been equally
fortunate in his selection of athletic assistants. Leading the
list is Mr. \^alter Blair. Chairman of the Department of
Physical Education, who acts as head football coach. Mr.
Blair's assistants are Mr. Eli McLaughlin, line coach; Mr.
Richard Mentzer. backfield coach: and Mr. George \^ ilwohl.
end coach. All of the assistant coaches are members of the
Physical Educatioti Department.
This year Mr. Robert Norton, Su|)crvisor of Secondary
Student Teachers, a.-^sumed the role of head basketball
coach, succeeding Mr. \^illiam Foster, now head basketball
coach at Rutgers. Mr. Norton is assisted by Mr. John Bzik.
of the Mathematics Department. Mr. Eli McLaughlin is in
charge of the swimming team. His swimmers have estab-

who resigned last spring to accept a directorship
with a Lutheran Church foundation.
Mr. Craig Himes, of the Science Department, replaces
Dr. Martin Satz as head coach of golf this year. Dr. Satz.
of the Special Education Department, organized this particular sport on the BSC campus and his teams maintained
enviable records in league competition. In addition to coaching basketball. Mr. Norton will handle the tennis assignment
this year, replacing Mr. Himes, who has coached this sport
for the last two years.
Bloomsburg State has been fortunate in having enthusiastic support for its athletic program not only from the
students and faculty, but from area residents as well. Even
though athletic scholarships have not been available,
Bloomsburg State College has had better than average teams
to compete in the tough Pennsylvania State College Conference competition. From time to time, there have been
outstanding football, baseball, and track teams. In recent
years, the wrestling and basketball teams have received

in athletics. .As will be

membership

in this

lished several college records during the past three years.

Mr. George \^'ilwohl
has an

enviable

record

is

in

in

charge of track. Bloomsburg
sport, having established

this

the 100 yard dash

Mentzer

will be in

and the shotput. This year, Mr. Richard
charge of baseball, succeeding Mr. Rob-

ert Zeigler.

The sports of swimming, tennis, and
golf have been in the building stage and more will be heard
from these sports in future years.
All in all. Bloomsburg State College students can be
national recognition.

proud of their Husky teams, their coaches, and their Athletic
Director. Mr. Russell Houk. whose enthusiasm and direction
have been the key to a progressive Bloomsburg State College
sports program.

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Harold Arnott
Halfback

Gary Barnaba
Tackle

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Jack Currie

Richard Davala

Guard

End

Richard Greco
Tackle

Robert Kurzinsky
Quarterback

^e5=!M2Richard Boemer
Halfback

Mike Bonacci
Defensive End

Joe Casarella
Center

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Gerry Doto

Lee Fredericks

End

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Mel Max
Tackle

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Guard

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Wayne Thomas
End

Larry Tironi
Center

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Louie Ciocca

Guard

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Bloomsliiii

Lock Haven 21

depend largely on a passing
attack, were unable to come up with enough successful
aerials to overcome a strong defense set up liy the Bald
Eagles of Lock Haven. The first half saw Lock Haven take
the lead and it wasn't until the fourth period that Kurzinsky
pushed the ])igskin over the goal for six points. Thomas
then took a long pass in for six more and with the extra
points the score was 14 to 7. But the Huskies were not
able to hold this lead and the Bald Eagles went on to win
Tlie Huskies, forced to

their season opener, 21 to 14.

Bloomsburg 21

Mansfield 30

The Bloomsburg Huskies met their second defeat, this
time at the hands of the Mansfield Mountaineers. Early in
the game, Kurzinsky spotted Dick Davala in the end zone
roll up the first score of the game. The Mountaineers
dominated play for the rest of the half and made good
three scoring attempts. The TD's came fast after the half
time break, with \\ ayne Thomas taking a 30-yard pass in
for six points, and later Roy Resavage made it 21 to 20.
The Huskies were not able to hold this lead, however, and
Mansfield went on to victory.
to

Bloomsburg 13

Kings 6

A punt return of 29 yards by Fred Stoicheff and a
pass interception by Larry Tironi set up two scoring drives
that put the Huskies in the "win" column for the first
time this season. The initial score of the game came through
the airways from Bob Kurzinsky to Dick Davala. senior
end. Following a hard Husky drive early in the third
period, Kurzinsky pushed the ball into the end zone, making
the score 13 to 0. In the last quarter. Kings made a bid for
victory in this their final game with the Huskies, but the
best they could do was only worth six points and the game
ended 13 to 6.

Bloomsburg

West Chester 28

The Huskies, playing

their best game of the season
large Homecoming crowd, offered some stiff
resistance for the Golden Rams of West Chester. The Rams
took advantage of three fumbles to raise the score in the
first half to 19 to 0. The one Husky threat of the game
came about midway in the third period as Kurzinsky fired
a pass to I^oy Peffer. Another |)ass found Davala open on
the seven-yard line and here is where the Huskies stojiped.
The Rams gained nine more |ioints on a touchdown, extra
point, and a safety, all in the closing minutes as West

before

a

Chester

won 28

to 0.

Bloomsburg

Milh

The Husky defense

received

its

test

as

ille

6

Millersville

pushed its way deep into Bloomsburg territory several
times during the afternoon. After a hard fought, scoreless
first half, the Marauders found a loose hall late in the third
period. Taking advantage of this fumble. Millersville got
in the scoring column with six points. The Huskies thundered back in the final period with several threats but
they were unable to score. The game ended with a score
of 6 to 0.

"^
Bloomsburg 7

Cheyney

came on

at Athletic Park as the Bloomsburg
meet a surprisingly improved Cheyney
team. As the game got on its way. the Huskies put on
several long, sustained drives, only to be halted each time
within five or ten yards of the end zone. The defensive play
of Bloomsburg was outstanding as Cheyney was stopped
with very little yardage. It wasn't until the second half
that "Buz" Boerner broke open, with the help of some
fine blocking, to give the Huskies the edge and wrap up

Tlie lights

Huskies prepared

the

game with

to

a final of 7 to 0.

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the

Coach

McLaughlin

reviews

defensive

strategy with Gary Barnaba.

The
Lou

strain of a hard fought

game shows on

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ie/< to Right. First Row: Waher Blair, Head Coach, Joe Casarella. Roy Peffer. Bart Wilenski, Cary Barnaba, Richard Davala, Mei Max, Larry Tironi, Lee Fredericks, Eli McLaughlin, Line Coach. Second Row: Mike Bonacci, Neil Men ando, Richard Boerner, Jack Currie, Fred Stoicheff, Robert Kurzinsky, Jeff Ward, Lou Ciocca, Robert Letcavape, George Wilwohl, End Coach. Third Row: Wayne Thomas, George Cunningham, Richard
Greco. Clipson Martin, Jim Edwards, Jack Betterly, Wayne Eddowes. Allyn Hostetter, John Mulka, Gary McManimen. Richard Mentzer, Back Coach.
Fourth Row: Hal Arnott, Steve Boston, Doug Caldwell, Bernard Schaefer, William McFadden, David Force, Roy Resavage, Robert Fogle, John
Whitelock, King Perry, Ray Zindell, Robert Opie.

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By Hopkins
Guard
1963

SEASON'S RECORD
Bloomsburg 64
Bloomsl)urg 31
Bloomsburg 58
Bloomsburg 76

Bloomsburg
Bloomsburg
Bloomsburg
Bloomsburg
Bloomsburg
Bloomsburg
Bloomsburg
Bloomsburg
Bloomsburg
Bloomsburg
Bloomsburg
Bloomsburg
Bloomsburg
Bloomsburg

60
5.3
5.3

71

92
63
77
50
70
68

88

Kings 79
Cheyney 38
Shippensburg 59
West Chester 62
Millersville 73
Kutztowii 66
East Stroudsburg 67
Edinboro 74

Mansfield 65

Cheyney 81
Shippensburg 72
Vlest Chester

55

Kings 62
Millersville 70
Kutzlown 71

81

Lo(k Haven 59

85
59

East Stroudsburg 79

Hoi) Blue

Mansfield 64

Forward
1963

Gerry Doemling
Center
1963

Tom Keeney
Guard
1963

Jim McKinley
Guard

Jim Matthews
Forward

1963

1963

Jeff Garrison

Bol) Farina

Guard

Guard

1963

1963

Ed Beck
Center
1963

k

Is

it

basketball or a dancey

Jim McKinley

tries

one from way out

Herzig goes high for a Huskies score.

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Coach Robert Norton makes

all

final

arrangements for a big game with trainer Pete Pokego.

The 196.H Husky Cagers. loaded with fine talent and ex|)erience. gave the basketball fans thrills
season long. Coach Robert Norton whipped the B.S.C. five into shape early and worked, during

the season, in

Soon

the

smoothing off the rough edges.
team was working like a well-oiled clock and they ihunilcred through the season with

a fine record of impressive wins.

M,,
Robert
Row: Jim McKinley, Bob Blue, Gerald Doemling. Ed Beck, Bob Herzig. Jeff (Jarrison, Bol) Farina. Second How: Mr.
Norton, Coach, Jim Matthews, Gene Miller, Byron Hopkins, Tom Keeney, Peter Pokego, William Troutman.
Left to Right, First

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Gerry Fortney

157

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SEASON'S RECORD
nioomsburs; 34

Millersville 5

Bloomsburg
Bloomsburg
Bioomsburg
Bloomsburg
Bloomsburg
Bloomsburg
Bloomsburg
Bloomsburg

Southern Illinois 23
Rochester Inst. Tech. 8
East Stroudsburg 9
Lincoln U. 3

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137

130

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Lock Haven 23

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Tom

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Jim Lewis

Joel Melitski

John Owen

130

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Dave Stuempfle

147

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Tournament.

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Hon. Lcji ,„ liifihi: Di.k S.orese, Ed Taylor. Bill Robh, Joel Melitski, (.eny Koitney. Mi. Un-,1 llmik.
Lewis. Dave .Stuempfle, Tom Varpo, John Owen.

(

..a.

Ii.

Sv, ..nd K.nv: Bill

Puule.

Harry Ackerruan
400 Yd. Medlev Relay
200 Yd. Butterfly

Don

Beltz

400 Yd. Medley Relay
200 Yd. Backstroke

Floyd Grimm
200 Freestvle
500 Freestvle

M
SEASON'S RECORD
Bloomsburg M)
Blooni.«liurg

Bloomsburg
Bloomsburg
Bloomsburg
Bloomsburg
Bloomsburg
Bloomsburg

>i2

Temple 59
West Chester 63

29

Millersville 66

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East Stroudsburg 59

59
54

Morgan 36
Howard 41
Lock Haven 60
Lycoming 66

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29

Dick Steidel
Diver

Bill Turlev
200 Yd. Butterfly

Ind.

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Ind. Medley

100 Yd. Freestyle

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Ray Fox
Medley Relay
Backstroke

Medley Relay

Jim Walsh

Jim Young

500 Yd. Freestyle
200 Yd. Freestyle
200 Yd. Butterfly

50 Yd.-lOO Yd. Freestyle
400 Yd. Relay

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Dick Steidel shows his form

in diving.

A
Coach McLaughlin

assists

swimmers

in raising the diving board.

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fine start.

It's

a long

way down.

1

A

good

start tor a

winning race.

Coach McLaughlin shows diver Dick Steidel some new
moves for a coming meet.

#

Row: Harry Ackerman, Jerry Lomas, Jim Walsh, Dick Steidel, Floyd Grimm. Second Row: Don Hopkins, Manager,
Mike Fitzpatrick, Ray Fox, Jim Young, Mr. Eli McLaughlin, Coach.

Left to Right. First
ley,

Don

Beltz,

Bill

Tur-

22

Left to Right. First
Roy Peffer. Seconil
Greco.

(.oai-h

Wiiwohl

Row: Fred Stoicheff, Charles Wayes, Dave Conner, Bovd Reiser. Tom Delovirli. Jan Prosseda. Joe Fazzari,
Row: Fred Saxton, Barny Feese. Bob Herzig, Jack MrCorkill. Jolin Tavlor. Jim Yoiinp. Jim Shvmanskv. Bill

(lisriissfs (.laiis

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,

Irwin Zablockv.
Puglia. Richard

ominj; unit willi sivcial nu-m

bers of his team.

Ui'niiis

Reiter,

1

ramt-r.

ltll>

they must do to break a record.

Kii\

IVIIri

.mil

iijrin

Kfr-e wiiai

Joe FiflioHno
vaulting event.

Waiting

for the

prepares

to

compete

gun!

P

And

Coach Wilwohl looks ahead

to

1964 with

two menihers of his team,

Ken Cromwell and Wavne Thomas.

they're off

and running.

in

the

pole

Hill

Ckmi
H\

Rov Bower

('.ene

Hn|.kins

Kapes

Joe Scheiii

Mr. Robert Zeigler. Head ( ioaili. talks to three of
Don Springer. Frank Tililis. and (>ary Johnson.

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outstandinp players

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Bloom

Jim Gallagher

Craig Himep. Coach, instmrts C.eorpe Miller

in selection of the

proper club.

Phil Haile

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Rav Hebert

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Miller

John Kwasnoski

Mr. Craip Himes. Coach, discusses preparations
coming tennis matcli with Rip Van Winkle

for a

and Ed Ei

First

Row. Left

to

Right: Ken Kussell. Ed

Eill,

Rip VanWinkle. John Bauscli, Larry Telesky,
Himes, Coach.

Jim Holt. Ron Rupert.

Tom

Biickv rlohe

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Ed

Ron

Kujiert

Kii

Jim Holt

Larry

.Seto;i
Row:

Evans, Bucky Globe, Mr. Craig

I'elesky

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First Ron-, Left to Right: Joan MrFerrin, Betty Cirven, Marie Mayer. Marilyn
Sheerer, Carol Gray. June Sobolosky. Marilynne Kolnik. Second Row: Ginny Bosak,
Dee Mushrush. Katliy Woodring, Cathy Cody. Connie Rohr. Pam Brown. Kay Lewis,
Judy Neill. Thin! Rou : Carol Hoover. ^Ianager, Connie Bryner. Jane Watkins,
Louise Ferruso. Lorraine Miller, Nancy Moyer, Ann Smalser, Helen Sidler, Sherry
.Moll, Darlene Wroblewski. Cecilia Gross.

Basketbatt

1

wo good

points

for

B.S.C.

Water Balief

Left to Right: Diane
Gross, Sharon Acker.

Loch.

Dottie

Mover. Barrie Brittinpham. Judy

Water

Tettrtis,

^>^

Ballet

patterns are iormed by the five girls

Archery, Pirtg-Pong, Volleyball

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Virginia Bosak gets ready to
serve tennis hall.

Ann

Marie Kapella >Iiows the
form that won her 2nd place in
archery.

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The Area's Home

Drug Store

of

Records, Gifts, Art,

and Music

BLOOMSBURG
59 East Main Street

PENNSYLVANIA

Bloomsburg,
Pennsylvania

Harris Sunoco Service

Gensemer' s
Wholesale — Retail Meats and Provisions
87 Knapp Avenue
Phone 784-2870

BLOOMSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA
Route

1

Bloomsburg, Pa.

LETTERMAN'S BAKERY.

HESS
1

INC.

Bakers of

MASTER BREAD & ROLLS

16 East

Mam

Street

BLOOMS BURG
PENNSYLVANIA

Clark.

Dodge &

Co.. Inc.

Established 1845

136 West Main Street

Bloomsburg

Stocks

— Bonds — Mutual Funds

Members New York and American Stock Exchanges

Fourth and Market Streets

BLOOMSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA
Good Luck, Grads

Bloomsburg Bank-

Columbia

Trust

From

Company

Nespoli

lewelers
" stop in and Talk

With "Chic"

Main

Street

Bloomsburg,

Pennsylvania

COMPLIMENTS
OF
EMPLOYEES FORMER BSC STUDENTS
FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Dale Reichort, Mrs. Eleanor Keller,
Reed Miller. SECOND ROW: Gory Levari, Norland Melick, Angelo
Scheno, Jock Fnfz

Complete Banking and
Trust Services
Drive-ln Window and
Free Customer Parking
Member F.D.l.C.

Midway Lanes
16 Lanes — Automatic Pin

Setters

FULLY AIR-CONDITIONED

BLOOMSBURG-DANVILLE HIGHWAY

.

.

^ QUALITY YEARBOOKS

FOR HIGH SCHOOLS, COLLEGES

AND

UNIVERSITIES

WALSWORTH

Publishing Company, Inc.
5-543'

r.

23a

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i

LOREN & WADE JOHNSON
3918 Jonestown Road
Harris burg, Pa.
\Vm. Monteith, Representative

Compliments
of

Milco Undergarment

Company

Inc.

BLOOMSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA

^ B

Rea and

RACUSIN'S

Derick
"The Stores
of Service"

Main

Street

Bloomsburg, Pa

Compounding
of Prescriptions

^jj

Is Our Most
Important Duty.

Waiile Grill

GOOD FOOD
AT ALL HOURS

Conveniently Located

To "Suit the

CAMPUS"

.

RELAX

Compliments of

.

.

.

Tensions disappear at Romeo's fun and food center.
Best foods quickly served Hove fun at the driving
range or miniature golf

of

Houtz Tobacco Company
Sunbury, Pennsylvania

Wholesale Distributors

SCHRAFFT'S CHOCOLATES

For All Camera

Needs

.

.

.

Photo

ROMEO'S

Services,

FUf^-FOOD CENTER,

Inc,
Hot Pizza

-

Fine Quick Foods
Rt.

36

E.

Main

Street

-

Soft Ice

INC.

Cream

-

Play Golf

11

Just Outside Bloomsburg

Toward Berwick

Bloomsburg, Pa.

Sneidman's
leweler

MILK - ICE CREAM

130 East

Main

Other Dairy Products
Laboratory Controlled

Street

DAILY
Bloomsburg

Suppliers to the

Pennsylvania

"COLLEGE DINING ROOM"
and

Compliments of

"THE HUSKY SNACK BAR"

STROEHMAN
BERWICK CREAMERY,

BROS, CO.

INC.
Bakers of

Berwick, Pa.
Since 1899

Sunbeam Bread

Rater's

CONFAIR
BEVERAGE COMPANY

For
ScJiool

Supplies

.

.

.

BLOOMSBURG
PENNSYLVANIA

For a Quick,

MAREE'S DRESS SHOP

Refreshing
1

12

West Main

Street

Lift!

BLOOMSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA

BERWICK, PENNSYLVANIA

Ralph Dillon's Flowers

For All Occasions

Here

at

THE BERWICK BANK

.

.

.

you'll find it easy and pleasant to "save" for our
staff includes friendly people always ready to serve

THE TEXAS

you.

Come

Where Dad Took His

in

Girl!

soon and open your

THE BERWICK BANK
A

142 East Main Street

ARIO

BLOOMSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA

SAVINGS ACCOUNT.

H.

EVERETT

President

Member

Friendly Bank

ROLAND W. HORTMAN
Executive Vice President

Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.

Compliments

ROCK'S STEAK HOUSE
of

Seafood

WOLFE WHOLESALE
1081

Market


Air Conditioned

Street

BLOOMSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA

Harry Logan
Jeweler
Suppliers of B.S.C.
Class Rings

and Keys

5

West Main

Corner of
Fifth

Street

Bloomsburg

and East

Streets

BLOOMSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA

Pennsylvania

RICHARD

A.

BENEFIELD

HANABEH

Offering the best

in

Hotel Accommodations and Fine Foods
Special Attention to Banquets

20 West Main Street

Phone 784-3200

Senior Directory
BUSINESS EDUCATION

AUis, Richard Floyd. R.D. 5. Towanda. Pa.
Andrews. Harold. 115 Queen St.. Northumberland. Pa.
Antonetti. Marianne Louise. 634 Stevenson St.. Sayre. Pa.
Arnold. Reginald John. 79 \^'irt St.. Bloomsburg. Pa.
Baluta. Barbara Jean. R.D. 1. Shickshinny. Pa.
Bausch. John Henry. V, 218 Fraud St.. Danville. Pa.
Beard, Terry Lee. Box 42. Blandon. Pa.
Berry. \^ illiam James. Jr.. 12 Pine St.. Danville. Pa.
Brooking. Carl Leonard. 840 Cherry St.. Bloomsburg. Pa.
Brown. Daniel Earl. Box 32. Laporte. Pa.
Brown. Donna. 905 Addingham Avenue. Drexel Hill. Pa.
Burge, Georae .\rthur. Jr.. Ill Railroad St.. Danville. Pa.
Carlone. Ra^ph V., 1252 W. Arch St.. Shamokin. Pa.
Chiglinsky. Edward R.. 539 E. Center St.. Shenandoah. Pa.
Cole. Harold John. 406 E. Anthony Avenue, Bloomsburg. Pa.
Conrad. Paul Lee. 115 \^'est St.. Bloomsburg. Pa.
D'Amico. Nicholas Charles. 1110 N. Cherry St.. Shamokin. Pa.
DeFrancisco. Carole .Ann, 1400 First Avenue, Berwick. Pa.
Dietterick. Lester John. 317 Grant St.. Berwick. Pa.
Dopsovic. Richard David. 520 Broadway. \^ ind Gap, Pa.
EUenberger. Nola Leigh. 310 Elmira St.. Troy. Pa.
Farley. Hilda Mae. R.D. 1. Allenwood, Pa.
Faust. Richard Nelson, 400 Saint John St.. Schuylkill Haven. Pa.
Fortney. Gerald. 86 Bedford St.. Forty Fort. Pa.
Froelich, George Joseph. 24 North Milbourne .Avenue. Upper

Darby, Pa.
Garrison. Jeffrey Marsh. 456 Abington Avenue, Glenside, Pa.
Gehrig. Barbara Diane, 224 Leonard St., Bloomsburg, Pa.
Geisinger. Norman, 2123 Hanover Avenue, Allentown. Pa.
Gilotti, Vincent Frank. Lake Harmony Lodge, Lake Harmony,
Pa.
Grant. John Henry. Jr.. 414 E. Main St.. Girardville. Pa.
Greenly, Richard Blair. 213 Church St.. Danville. Pa.
Griggs. Howard Gardner. Jr.. R.D. 2. Clarks Summit. Pa.
Grzywacz. Ann Marie Clare. 608 Hudson St., Mayfield. Pa.
Haefner, Richard John. 1003 Gdrabaldi St.. Hazleton. Pa.
Hale. Donald P.. 1125 W. Locust St.. Scranton. Pa.
Hinckley. James L.. 1024 Market St.. Berwick. Pa.
Houck. Jean Ann. 17 Poplar St.. Danville, Pa.
Howard. James Lee, 13 \^ Enterprise St.. Glen Lyon, Pa.
Jashinski, Stanley A., 426 Stevens St.. Shamokin, Pa.
.

Jensen, John Edward, 340 N. Indiana Avenue, Lindenhurst, N.Y.
Johns. Rosanne. 129 Merwin St.. Waymart, Pa.

Johnston. David Mahlon. 319 S. Carol Boulevard. Upper Darby,
Pa.
Jones. Mary Ann. 87 Main St.. Shaft, Pa.
Keller, Karen Rochelle. 605 E. Third St.. Berwick. Pa.
Kenna, Michael John. 221 ^ i\Iain St., Tremont, Pa.
Kennedy. Elaine Barbara. 31 Lukens St., Trevose. Pa.
Kistler. Elaine Ebert. Box 45. Lynnport. Pa.
Kozlevcar. Veronica Theresa. Todd Avenue, Union Dale, Pa.
Kratzer, David Allen, R.D. 1. Lewisburg, Pa.
Kurowski. Roman. 167 Vi'. Main St.. Glen Lyon. Pa.
Lashay, John Morris. 22 N. Locust St.. Shamokin. Pa.
Lall, Estelle Josephine. 32 Drury Lane. Deniarest, N.J.
Long, Dale H.. 1305 N. 13th St.. Reading, Pa.

Mandalo, Mary Lee, 119 Spruce St.. Reading. Pa.
Mayan, Richard William, 29 Cherry St.. Danville. Pa.
Mayefskie. Robert Adam. 217 W. Rock St., Shenandoah, Pa.
Mayer. Jon David. R.D. 1. \^ilkesBarre. Pa.
McHugh. Frank Thomas, Lost Creek. Pa.
McKinley. James Philip. 2030 Harmony La.. Glenside. Pa.
MacLean, Carol Rose. 4527 Hulmerville Road. Cornwells
Heights. Pa.
Millard. Carl Leonard.
Miller, Richard Vernon.

Jr.,

Jr.,

368 Railroad

Box

St.,

Bloomsburg. Pa.

183. Hershey, Pa.

Donald Arthur. Light Street Road. Bloomsburg. Pa.
Nuneviller, Robert E.. 14 Brookside Road. Philadelphia 18, Pa.
Mitchell.

Nye. Louise Ann. 717 ¥.. Dewart St.. Shamokin. Pa.
O'Brien. William John. 354 Catherine St.. Bloomsburg. Pa.
Oshelski. John Richard. 304 .Avenue E.. Riverside, Pa.
Padovani, Joyceann, 3674 Grandview .Avenue, Cornwells
Heights. Pa.
Pelak. Anna. 138 Hillside Avenue. Edwardsville. Pa.
Poorman. Bari E.. R.D. 2. Emporium. Pa.
Puglia. \^'illiam. 1561 New Port Road. Bristol. Pa.

Rankin. John Joseph. 208 Albemarle .Avenue. Lansdowne. Pa.
Reitmeyer. Michael Paul. 235 Main St.. Fern Glen. Pa.
Ribble. John \^ arren. 1517 Plymouth Blvd., Norristown. Pa.
Ritzman. Daniel LeRoy, 521 \^'. State St.. Shamokin, Pa.
Rizzo. Frank Richard. 202 Indiana Avenue, Shenandoah. Pa.
Rossi. Carmine Joseph. 121 'K Court St.. Doylestown. Pa.
Santo, Michael James. 239 Lehigh .Avenue. Wind Gap. Pa.
Schiller. Robert Frederick. 714 Rartram Avenue. Collingdale,
.

Pa.

Schramm, David \X illiam. 444 Sylvania Avenue. Glenside,
Setcavage, James E.. 125 \^'. Pine St., Mahanoy City. Pa.
Sherman. Edna Ida. 331 V('. Fourth St., Bloomsburg. Pa.

Pa.

Shores. Frances G.. R.D. 1. Ulster. Pa.
Smith. Carol Aiui. R.D. 1. Muncy. Pa.
Sobota. Helen Marie. 511 Lehigh Avenue. Palnierton. Pa.
Sprout, Gary Lee. 347 \^'. Fifth St.. Lewistown, Pa.
Storti, Samuel Anthony. 2223 Carol Lane. Norristown. Pa.

Tarr, Kathleen. 539 Thomas St.. Stroudsburg, Pa.
Tironi. Lorenzo Robert. 49 Beach St.. Rockaway, N.J.
Umlauf. John Raymond. 337 W. Preston Avenue. Girardville.

Pa.
Vieira, Evaristo.

Jr..

1202 Madison Hill Road. Clark. N.J.

New Tripoli. Pa.
Wiest. Robert A., 110 \^'. Sunbury St.. Shamokin. Pa.
Wilenski, Bartley Joseph, 922 N.E. 88th St.. Miami, Fla.
Yergey. David Allen. 119 Moyer Road. Pottstown. Pa.
Zehner. Bonnie Lee. Sugarloaf. Pa.
Zubris. Gloria Jean. R.D. 1. Benton, Pa.
\^'ertman. Darlene Ann. R-2.

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION

.

MacNeal. James Keiler.
Pa.

Jr..

36 Columbia Avenue Bloomsburg.

Anderson. Joyce Margaret. 1408 Broad St.. Montoursville. Pa.
Archer. Jane Ruth. R.D. 2. Stillwater, Pa.
Austin. Bonnie Jean. 121 Center St.. Forty Fort. Pa.
Bangor, Carmella Marie. 827 N. Vine St.. Hazleton. Pa.
Barnaba, Gary Anthony. 81 South St., Binghamton, N.Y.
Bartman. William D., R.D. 1. Gilbertsville, Pa.
Bensinger. Diane Arlene, 85 Washington St., Port Carbon. Pa.

Berhalter. Margaret Louise.

33

\^'.

Central

Ave..

South

\^

il-

liamsport. Pa.
Bielski.

Kulik. Rita Marie, 544

Kunatkowski. JoAnn

Frances Helen. 227 Main

St..

Bloomshurg. Pa.

Bobita. Joanne. 82.3 Princeton Ave.. Palmerton. Pa.
Bobstedt. Janet Elizabeth. 22.S \. Fourth St.. Allentown. Pa.
Bolig. Marso Bonita. 120 Sixth St.. Xorthuniherland. Pa.

Boston. Konald Carl. 518 E. Sixth

St..

Berwick. Pa.

Cinnamon Road. Levittown. Pa.
Burkland. Theodore Charles. 106 Ash St., Danville. Pa.
Burnard. Bonnie Priscilla. 419 Pen Argyl St., Pen Argyl, Pa.
Brittinshani. Betsv Ann. 11

Cameron. Constance Jinie. Snyder Ave.. Beaver Springs, Pa.
Campbell. Patricia Ellen. 23 Fo.ster Ave.. Malverne. Long Island. N.Y.

W. Main

IVIarie,

St..

Plymouth, Pa.

1771 Memorial Ave.. U'illiamsport.

Pa.
Lawler. Kathleen Marie. 3501 Carnarvon Ave.. Bristol. Pa.
Leidy. Joan. 801 Cybus \^'ay. Southampton. Pa.
Lello. Patricia Mary. 587 Monument Ave.. \^ yoming. Pa.
Long. Jane Foust. 46 Cherry St.. Danville. Pa.
Lynch, Carolyn Joyce. 56 Main St.. Clifford, Pa.
Marchalonis. Mary Ellen P.. 23 E. Center St.. Mahanoy City. Pa.
Martishek, Margaret Mary, 220 Maple St.. Freeland, Pa.
Martz, Howard Larry. R.D. 2. Berwick. Pa.

Max. Melvyn. 434 Jefferson

St..

Bloomsburg. Pa.
St.. Tresckow. Pa.

McHugh. Theresa Margaret, 52 Maple

Brenda Lee. 103 Main St.. Mocanaqua. Pa.
Casarella. Joseph P.. 517 Butler .Ave., \^'yoming. Pa.
Cherup. John. 60 Poplar St.. Plains. Pa.
Caporaletti.

Chyko. John. 448 E. Eighth St.. Bloomsburg. Pa.
Chyko. Viola .Antonette. R.D. 3. Bloomsburg. Pa.
Clark. James .Albert. R.D. 2. Canton. Pa.
^L^rket St.. Berwick. Pa.
Clemens. Janice Marie. 101
Clements. Carol Fay. 247 S. Market St.. Shamokin. Pa.
Clugston. Molly Anne. R.D. 1. Box 194. Northumberland, Pa.
Conrad. Jo.\nn Doris. 130 Bainbridge St.. Sunbury, Pa.
Cope. D. Jean. 222 W. Mahoning Stl Danville, Pa.
Dahlgren. Vicki. 63 S. Main St.. Hughesville. Pa.
Dahliiausen. Joan Marie. 3257 Cottman Ave.. Philadelphia, Pa.
Daniels. Amy R.. 607 Bates St.. Scranton. Pa.
Davala. Richard George. 179 Schooly St.. Exeter. Pa.
Desmond. Margaret Mary. 612 Mahoning St.. Milton. Pa.
Diehl. James Edward. 12 Pine St., Danville, Pa.
Dixon. Annarita Marie. Rear 18 S. Broad St.. W. Hazleton. Pa.
Dysinger, James Alan. 1 1 2 West St.. Bloomsburg. Pa.
Edwards. Ann L.. 15 Mountain Ave.. Pen Argyl, Pa.
Eldridgc. \^'arren Ray. 362 Third St.. Northumberland. Pa.
Erway. Nancy. R.D. 1. Coudersport. Pa.
Fegley. Barbara Diane. Lavelle. Pa.
Fisher. Carl A.. Jr.. 1291 King St.. Northumberland. Pa.
Flanagan. Marion Frances, 421 N. Shamokin St.. Shamokin. Pa.
Fredericks. Lee Thomas. 316 W. Bertsch St.. Lansford. Pa.
Gallagher. James Joseph, 287 N. Sprague Ave.. Kingston, Pa.
Garancheski. Eugene Stejjhen. 931 W. Pine St.. Shamokin. Pa.
George. Nancy Jane. R.D. 2. Catawissa. Pa.
Giering. Ann .'\rlene, 209 S. Broad. Frackville. Pa.
Hartin. Stephen ^
2141 Penbryn Ave., Abington, Pa.
Hartman, Susan Elizabeth, 546 Shuman St.. Catawissa, Pa.
Heatherington. Anne. 37 Grant Ave.. Totowa Borough. N.J.
Heidger. Robert Raymond. R.D. 1. Bloomsburg. Pa.
Helveston. J. Michael. 638 Crescent Ave.. Glenside, Pa.
Herb. Joanne Marie. 1 Magee St.. Bloomsburg, Pa.
Hesel. Virginia Carol. 18 Indian Creek Entry. Levittown. Pa.
Hill. Charlotte Ann. .335 E. Sixth St., Berwick. Pa.
Hodgson. Betsy Ellen, 160 Gaylord Ave., Plymouth. Pa.
Hoffman. JoAnn, 455 Chestnut St., Sunbury. Pa.
Hoffman. Karen Ruth. 354 Franklin St.. Quakertown. Pa.
Horner. Mary Ellen. 640 Georgian Place. Harrisburg. Pa.
Housekneclit. June .4nn. 707 Cliff Road. Sunbury. Pa.
Hudak. Gloria Ann. 29 Charles Place, Clark. N.J.
Hughes. Patricia Ann, 713 N. Bromley Ave.. Scranton 4, Pa.
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Jasper. Charles Earl, 8281/. Walnut St.. Collingdale. Pa.
Jiunta. Merilee Mildred, R.D. 2, Berwick, Pa.

Kane. Nancy Jean. 141 Hastings Ave.. Havertowri. Pa.
Kitcheti. Barbara Ann. 162 E. Eleventh St.. Bloonisliurg. Pa.
Shirley Esther. P. O. Box 128. McClure. Pa.
Klobe. Charles Edward. 207 Vlalnut St.. Milton. Pa.
Koehler. Kurt William, 182 Hudsondale St.. \^ eatherly. Pa.
Klin.-.

Krakowski. Mary Ann G., 235 S. Beech St., Mount Carmel, Pa.
Kramer, Keith Lauer, 1395 Lowther Rd.. Camj) Hill. Pa.
Kramm. Janet S.. R.D. 2, Milton, Pa.
Krebs. DeVona M.. Mrs.. R.D. 2. Milloii. Pa.

McKaig. Marilyn Louise. 122 Butler Ave.. Wyoming. Pa.
McWilliams. Charles. 117 W. Market St., Danville. Pa.
Miller, Carolyn, 557 Teneyke Place. Rahway, N.J.
Bowman St.. \*i'ilkes-Barre, Pa.
Murray. Ruth Louise. 21
Nardell. Ralph Vincent. Jr.. 50 Dorfance Ave.. Wyoming, Pa.
Nes|)oli. Karen Jo. R.D. 2. Berwick. Pa.
Oleynick. Barbara J.. Rear 523 Seybert St.. Hazleton. Pa.
Patterson, Gail I.. 314 Lower Mulberry St.. Danville. Pa.
1

Peffer, Roy. R.D. 2. Mechanicsburg. Pa.
Petz. Joseph Louis. 278 Queen St.. Northumberland. Pa.
Pientka. Philip Edward. 377 N. Main St.. Plains. Pa.
1. Tunkhannock. Pa.
Poremba. Paulette Susan. 6 Old Mountain Rd.. Alden Station.

Place. Carol Jean. R.D.

Pa.

C. 20 E. Fifth St.. Bloom.sburg. Pa.
Reber. Sandra Marie. R.D. 2. Schuylkill Haven. Pa.
Reitz. Judy Eilene. Oaklyn R.D. 2. Sunbury. Pa.
Rice. Virginia Lee Roberts. 228 N. Second St., Catawissa. Pa.
Roberts. Beverly Hawk. Mrs.. 315 E. Front St.. Danville. Pa.
Pursel, .Arthur

Rodgers. Nancy Josephine, 714 Fairmount Ave.. Pottsville. Pa.
Rowe, Barbara Elaine, R.D. 2. Berwick, Pa.
Ruffaner. Elizabeth Ann. R.D. 1 Hemlock Lane. Williamsport.
Pa.
Saviolis. Helen. 29 N. Ferguson St.. Shenandoah. Pa.
Scorese. Richard. 18 N. Nineteenth St.. Kenilworth. N.J.
Scott. Stephanie, 86 Creek Drive, Doylestown. Pa.
Shaffer. Donna Kay, 16 S. Old Trail. Shamokin Dam, Pa.
Shaw, Emilie Roberta. 1002 Spruce St.. Pottstown, Pa.

Shuba, Ernest Richard. 123 N. Thomas Ave.. Kingston. Pa.
Smith, Jill Madden, Box 212, Newfoundland. Pa.
Smith, Sandra Elaine, 1825 Fairview Ave., Easton, Pa.
Smith. Susannah Marie, Carbondale Rd.. Waverly, Pa.
Smolen. Marie Anne, 1053 Alter St.. Hazleton, Pa.
Sparrow. Ronald Joseph. 245 Alpha Ave.. \^'ind Gap. Pa.
Stump. .Audrey Buckley. R.D. 1. Sunbury. Pa.
Styer, Kay Yvonne, R.D. 4. Danville, Pa.
Sugarman, David, 204 N. \^ yomingSt., Hazleton, Pa.
Tarone, Mary Jo Anne, 39 Main St.. Lost Creek, Pa.
Tereshinski, Jane Ann, 29 Railroad St., Glen Lyon, Pa.
Thurner. Stephanie A., 250 W Second St., Mt. Carmel, Pa.
Tibbs, Franklin Samuel, Jr.. 512 Division St.. Jenkintown, Pa.
Timlin, Martha Ehzabeth, 1 N. Ninth St.. Kulpmont. Pa.
Tinner. Lowell Arthur. 407 Hallowell Ave.. Horsham, Pa.
VanFleet, Frieda B.. 24 Westfall Ave., Susquehanna, Pa.
Van Fossen, Carol Jean, 73 W. Vaughn St., Kingston, Pa.
Vanderpool, Howard William, R.D. 2. Towanda, Pa.
Walsh, Thomas Joseph, Jr., 1005 Mt. Carmel St., Shamokin, Pa.
Walters, Floyd Warren, 138 E. Eighth St.. Bloomsburg, Pa.
Warner, Joan Carol, Brookside Ave., E. Stroudsburg, Pa.
Weigand, George Allen, 580 Second St., Northumberland, Pa.
.

Whitebread, Norma Euth, R.D. 2. Drums. Pa.
Whitenight, Betsy Ann, R.D. 4, Bloomsburg. Pa.
Wozniak, Gerald Joseph, 74 Main St.. Duryea, Pa.
Wynings, Orva Jane, R.D. 3, Bloomsburg, Pa.
Zeller. Ruth Carolyn, 82 Main St.. Harleigh, Pa.

SF.CONDAin KDUCATION

Aiikaitis.

Haas. William W.. 102 S. .Second St.. Lewisburg. Pa.
Halcovich. James .Stephen. 164 W. Willow St.. Shamokin, Pa.
Hampton. Beryl Mae. Route 1. Catawissa. Pa.
Harman, Paul Hudson. Rock Glen. Pa.
Harnichar, Andrew. 46 ^\ Main St.. Bloomsburg. Pa.
Harris, Frank R.. R.D. 5. Bloomsburg. Pa.
Hartnian. Edwin Eugene. 507 N. Fourth St.. Catawissa, Pa.

John Koiiald. Ho\ 7H. Hrandonville. Pa.
116 Tlionipson Ave.. Dushore. Pa.

Avery. John A..
A'Zary. Edward
Baker. .\nnp G..
Baker. Frederick

Paul. H.D.

1.

Elyslnirg. Pa.

South Market St.. Hloomshurfi. Pa.
Lloyd. lO'i South Market St.. Bl'oonishiirg.
Barlik. Leonard Edward. 710 Marcy Ave.. Duryea. Pa.
Bartholomew. Karen ivutli. .^.i Second St.. Cata.'^auqua, Pa.
IIO.H

1

I*a.

Baylor. John Starick. R.D. 1. Sunhury. Pa.
Beiter. Stanlev Ravniond. Jr.. VM \^ est Front St.. Berwick. Pa.
Belles. \eil Charles. R.D. 2. Berwick. Pa.
Beltz. Kathleen Grace. Route 'x Catawissa. Pa.
Berginski. Frank M.. ri'I] River Si.. Durvea. Pa.
Bielski. Edwin David. 227 Main .St.. Hloomshurc. Pa.
Billmeyer. Alex. R.D. 2. Danville. Pa.

Blasick.
Bradisli.

George Andrew. 912

\^'est

Hollv

St..

.Shaniokin. Pa.

Raymond George. 109 Middletown. R.D.

1.

Freeland.

Hoffman, Albert Charles. 1109 Susquehanna Ave.. Sunbury, Pa
Hoffman, Guy H.. R.D. 1. Catawissa. Pa.
Holt. James Vernon. l.H.SO Birchwood Ave.. Roslyn. Pa.
Hopkins. Donald Fay. R.D. 4. Dallas. Pa.
Hornberger. Mark Allen. Leek

Pa.

Thomas. 26,-) West Main St., Ringtown. Pa.
Breidinger. Roger Edward. 18 Green St.. Muncy. Pa.
Breiner. Larry Ray. Box 57. Allen. Pa.
Brosious. Paul Romain. R.D. 1. Sunhury. Pa.
Burka. Michael. 1207 Sprins Garden Ave.. Berwick. Pa.
Burrell. Bert Dana. R.D. l.Box 89-F. Ely.sburg, Pa.
Bragiio. Gerald

Butala. Arlene Sophia. 21.) East Grant St.. McAdoo. Pa.
Cam])bell. Elizabeth Dianne. R.D. 2. Catawissa. Pa.

Campbell. James Henry. Spruce Cabin Road. Cresco. Pa.
Cooper. John. 61 East Main St.. Glen Lyon. Pa.
Crim. Charles Edward. 139 Columbia Ave.. Bloomsburg. Pa.
Curran. Francis Joseph. 61.HI Tackawanna St.. Philadelphia. Pa.
Dampman. Judith Grace. 412 Washington St.. Frackville. Pa.
Dellegrotto. Joseph Anthony. 1101 First Avenue. Berwick. Pa.
Delovich. Thomas Paul. Lopez. Pa.
Devore. Nancy Ann. R.D. ^. Benton. Pa.
Dillich. Betsy Ruth. 21.5 \\\ Main St.. Ephrata. Pa.
Dinsmore. David \^'ood. R.D. 2. Benton. Pa.
Doenilina;. Gerald Charles. l.'-)l E. Greenwood Ave.. Lansdowne.
Pa.

Dominick. Leonard John. 67 Sullivan St.. Wilkes-Barre. Pa.
Dushanko. Betty Marie. 1040 N. Church St.. Hazleton. Pa.
Eckroat. Larry Raymond. R.D. .'1 Bloomsburg. Pa.
Eddinger. Robert James. 11 IS Sterling Ave.. Berwick. Pa.
Edwards. Garv Frank. 1905 E. Columl)ia St.. Allentown. Pa.
Fill. E. Edward. 711 Bullock Ave.. Yeadon. Pa.
Eisenhart. Dorothv Patricia. 55 E. !\ladison Ave.. West Hazleton,
Pa.

Erdman. Robert

Hartsock. Ronnie Lee. 906 E. Third St.. \\ illiamsport. Pa.
Harvey. Ronald Glenn. R.D. 2. Shickshinny, Pa.
Helgemo, William Roger. '')2 Downing St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Henrie. Charles William. Jr.. .312 W. Fourth St.. Bloomsburg.
Pa.
Hensley. Robert Henry. 146 Madison St.. Wilkes-Barre. Pa.
Herald. \^'illiam Hagey. \^ hite Deer. Pa.
Hicks, \\illiam Homer. R.D. 2, Nichols. New York

Kill. Pa.

Howard. Gerald Francis. 19 Canaan St.. Carbondale, Pa.
Humes. Harry. 2.32 E. Main St.. Girardville. Pa.
Ikeler.

Larry Charles, R.D.

l,

Bloomsburg. Pa.

Donald Wilson. 2864 Old Berwick Road. Bloomsburg, Pa
James, Richard D., Pocono Summit, Pa.
Jones, Emma S., Meshppen, Pa.
Kaczmarek. Edward Joseph. Main St.. Locust Gap. Pa.
Kapes. Eugene Henry. 951 W. First St.. Hazleton. Pa.
Kautter. Richard Harry. .31 E. Sixth St.. Mount Carmel. Pa.
Kerstetter. Earl Peter, R.D. 1. Box 97. Paxinos, Pa.
King. Richard S.. 842 Cherry Street. Bloomsburg. Pa.
Kleckner. Donald Russell. 146 Ridge Ave.. Milton. Pa.
Kleinbauer. Judy Ann Balestrini, 1015 Edison Avenue. Sun
Ivey,

bury. Pa.
Klock, Ronald Russel, 930 Center St., Shamokin. Pa.
Klock. William U.. 216 Race St.. Sunbury. Pa.
Klouser. Larry Earl. Main Street. Valley View. Pa.
Kopjienheffer. Karl Richard. Jr.. 529 Moore St.. Millersburg
Pa.

Koppenheffer, Thomas L.. Ill \^'. Main .St.. Elizabethville. Pa.
Kraftchak. William 0.. 523 E. Sixth St., Mount Carmel. Pa.
Kreisher, James Harry. 32 Hess St.. Shaniokin. Pa.
Kule. Mark David. 66 Coal St.. Glen Lyon. Pa.
Kush. Michael Mark. 53 E. Enterprise St.. Glen Lyon. Pa.
Kutchi. Robert John. 126 E. Mine St.. Hazleton, Pa.
Laczkowski. Fxlward Thomas. 239 Webster St.. Ranshaw. Pa.
Lapos, Frank D.. R.D. 1. Box 94. Nesquehoning, Pa.
Leshinskie. Edward Bernard. 1345 W. State Street. Shamokin.
Pa.

Russell. R.D. 2. Shaniokin. Pa.

Esposito. Angelo Joseph. 220

\^'.

First St.,

Bloomsburg, Pa.

Evan. Barry Lee. Box 288. Harveys Lake. Pa.
Fino. Raymond Anthony. 211 Sanovia St.. Exeter. Pa.
Fisher. Christopher C. 115 \'('orman St.. Espy. Pa.
Foderaro. Jolm Anthony. 552 Garfield St.. Hazleton. Pa.
Eolmshiee. LeRov C. R.D. 2. Berwick. Pa.
Ford. Brian. 'i29 State St.. \anticoke. Pa.
Foster. Robert Lee. 416 E. Front St.. Berwick. Pa.
Fraind. Stanley Andrew. 1409 Third Ave.. Berwick. Pa.
Frear. Howard J.. R.D. 2. Selinsgrove. Pa.
Frey. Darrell Gene. 464 Columbia Ave.. Milton. Pa.
Garrison. Ronald L.. 1011 Orange St.. Berwick. Pa.
Gatchell. X^'alter Edwin. Jr.. 204 Harvey Ave.. Linwood. Pa.
Ghezzi. Catherine M.. 21
S. Market St.. Shaniokin. Pa.
Ginty. Marty Moyer. 5524 Morris St.. Philadelphia. Pa.
Grant. Bruce Sherwood. R.D. 5. Shavertown. Pa.
Grimm. Floyd Martin H. 1077 Albright Ave.. Scranton 8. Pa.
Gross. Robert Scott. 1022 Market St.. Trevorton. Pa.
Grow. Linda Jean. R.D. 1. Factoryville. Pa.
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Mary Catherine, R.D. 2. Catawissa. Pa.
Paul Michael. 628 Freas Ave., Berwick. Pa.
Lodanosky, Francis A.. 201 W. Maple St.. Mahanoy City. Pa.
Lesevich,
Levit.ski.

Madden. John Reese, 1246 W. Arch St.. Shamokin. Pa.
Mahoney, John Francis. 108 Majile St.. Millersburg, Pa.
Malone. Barbara Jean, 33 1. Oakford Ave., Trevose. Pa.
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McCloskey, Robert William. State Street. Millville. Pa.
McCorkill. John W.. 1 12 Line St.. Sunbury. Pa.
McFeelev. Patrick James. 5121 Valley St., Philadel|)hia. Pa.
McHenry. Ronald W., 568 \^'. Third St.. Bloomsburg. Pa.
Meal.s. Ira Dale. 1017 Green St.. Harrisburg. Pa.
Melick. Larry LeRoy. 429 Iron St.. Bloomsburg. Pa.
Melitski. Joel George. 19 Culver St.. Somerville. N.J.
Miller. Carol Lee. 42 Mahoning St.. Milton. Pa.
Miller. Kenneth P.. R.D. 2. Selingrove. Pa.
Miller. Kenneth Robert. 629 Church St.. Millersburg. Pa.
Minalda. John Paul. 717 W. Spruce St.. Mahanoy City, Pa.
Miskevich, Mary Lorraine. 349 Ridge St.. Freeland. Pa.
Mockaitis, Joseph Peter. 930 E. Center St.. Mahanoy City, I
Monisera, Andrew Louis. 303 Pennsylvania Ave.. Matamor
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Monks. Richard H.. (>'M> Carson St.. Hazleloii. Pa.
Morse. Robert Samuel. 14o F'.ast Lane. Hatboro. Pa.
Morsey. Frances Elizabeth. 1825 Lansing St., Philadelpliia. Pa.
Moser. Jerry Stephen. \\ asliingtonville. Pa.
Mosser. Mark Freeman. H51 South Hamihon St.. Telford. Pa.
Musselman. Kenneth .\twood. Jr.. K.D. 1. Stillwater. Pa.

Zeigler. John James. 110 \. Maim Ave.. Yeagertown. Pa.
Zimny. Ronnee Jayne. 838 \. Kiowa St.. Allentown. Pa.
Zoranski. Bernard John. 14 Orchard St.. Glen Lvon. Pa.

Najacka. Karl Zig. Main Road. Lee. Glen Lyon. Pa.
Nelson. William B.. 403 E. Fourth St.. r>loonisburg. Pa.
Oman. Ray C... R.D. 2. Clarks Summit. Pa.
Osinski. Marie Ellen. HI 6 South Jardin St.. Shenandoah. Pa.
Owen. John .Andrew. R.D. 2. ^Sellsburg. N.Y.
Owens. John J.. 319 Hanover St.. \anticoke. Pa.
Palmer. Virginia Anne. 830 Fifth .\ve.. \^'illiamsport. Pa.
Pekala. George J.. 239 Main St.. Fern Glen. Pa.

Robert Samuel. 711 Dewart St.. Shamokin. Pa.
Main and Second Sts., Catawissa, Pa.
Reed. Gordon Bruce. 2210 F. Fairmont St.. .Mlentown. Pa.
Richards. Gayle .Anne. 301 Second St.. Catawissa. Pa.
Richart. James Oscar. R.D. 4. Muncy. Pa.
Rife. Ronald Edwin. 717 Ash St.. \^atsontown. Pa.
Ritter. George Edward. 447 Market St.. Bloomsburg. Pa.
Ritter, John, 199 Main Road. Lehighton. Pa.
Rogers. Barbara Marilyn. 151 S. Third St.. Shamokin. Pa.
Rosata. Martin .Anthony, 20 \^'oodside Terrace. McAdoo. Pa.
Rowland. Thomas Richard. Jr.. 822 Richmont St.. Scranton. Pa.
Rummel. Stanley Everett. 513 \^'. Fourth St.. Lewistown. Pa.
Piatt.

Rarick. Claire.

James Dale. 19 \. Main St.. Montgomery. Pa.
Saxton. Frederick Eugene. 207 S. Brown St.. Lewistown. Pa.
Scarantino. Charles \^"alter. 96 Pine St.. Pittston. Pa.
Schively. Gail Dianne. Ill \ew Street. Muncy, Pa.
Schneider. John Raymond. 40 E. Clay Ave.. West Hazleton. Pa.
Schraeder. Ronald. 7 \^'. Kinman Ave,. Nanticoke. Pa.
Russell.

Schropp. Roger Stewart. R.D. 1. Orwigsburg. Pa.
Segin. Shirley Ann. 914 S. Catherine St.. Bloomsburg. Pa.
Seigfreid. Donna K.. 121 W. L^nion St.. Shickshinnv. Pa.
Sharpe. Daryl James. 102 Greenwood St.. Coaldale. Pa.
Shoffler. Glenn. 315 N. Third St.. Catawissa, Pa.
Smith. Barry Orville. 9.38 Augusta St.. Sunbury. Pa.
Starvatow, Elaine M.. 1 1 53 Sixth Ave.. Berwick. Pa.
Sta.=k. Elizabeth Ann. 400 W. Cherry St.. Shenandoah. Pa.
Steinruck. Eugene Franklin. 155 \^'. Eighth St.. Bloomsburg. Pa.
Stone. John \^ayne. 292 Balligo Road. Conshohocken. Pa.
Straub. Elsie Lorraine. R.D. 1. Paxinos. Pa.
Stuempfle. David Louis. 331 Clinton St.. South Williamsport.
Pa.

Supron. Karen Diane. 312 .South Main Ave.. Scranton 4. Pa.
Talley. Doris Ruth. 108 Marlborough Road, llpper Darby. Pa.
Traver. Patricia Ann. R.D. 5. Tunkhannork. Pa.
Trivelpiece. Terry Gene. .513 \^'. 2nd St.. Berwick. Pa.
Turek. Harry James. 1967 \. Market St.. Berwick. Pa.
VanPelt. Donna Lea. Main St.. Oransreville. Pa.
Vasline. George \i .. 400 Bloom St.. Danville. Pa.
Wallish. Edward Albert. 3 S. Rock St.. Shamokin. Pa.
\^ arren. George A..

Walkins. Donald Thomas. 215 Bolarid Ave.. Lee Park. \^"ilkesBarn-, Pa.
\^"eaver. David Bruce. 229 \. 2nd St.. Lcwisburg. Pa.
White. Rose Marie. 127 Stewart St.. Old Forge. Pa.
\\ iditz. Frederick John. \^'eston. Pa.
Wise. John Walter. 325 Laurel Drive. W oi Chester. Pa.
Wood. Lawrence Wells. R.D. 5. Bloomsburg. Pa.
Yesalavage. Thomas James. 210 F. Main St.. Girardvillc. Pa.

Young. John Gilbert. 3.32 Main St.. Ranshaw. Pa.
Young. Randall Robert. 38:'i6 Old Berwick Road,

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Barnatovich,. Jeanne, Mildred, Pa.
Benscoter, Carolyn Mae, R.D. 1, Berwick, Pa.

Bogucki. Rebecca Susan. Lee Road. Mocanaqua. Pa.
Boudman, Virinia Lee. R.D. 2. Milton. Pa.
Brown, Mary T.. 123 \\ Louther Street, Carlisle. Pa.
Buck, Mary Lou. 107 Oak Street. Danville. Pa.
Chyko. Barbara .Anne. 448 E. Eighth Street. Bloomsburg.
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Pa.
Colarusso. Ronald Paul, 53 Carey Ave.. XX'ilkes-Barre, Pa.
Dubbs. Joanne Shaffer, 561 E. Fifth Street. Bloomsburg. Pa.
Fay. Barbara .Anne. 244 Spruce Avenue. Ridgway, Pa.
Fish, Catherine Margaret, 126 Frederick Street. .Athens. Pa.
Fordyce, Karrin Rae, R.D. 2. Conneaut Lake, Pa.

Gallagher. James Francis. 425 .Adams Street. Freeland, Pa.
Gammon. Marcy Suellen, 42 Pershing Blvd.. Fullerton. Pa.
Haywood. Karen Lucile. 100 S. Seventh Street. Lewisburg. Pa.

High. Sarah A., R.D. 3. West Chester, Pa.
Hocker, .Ann Marie, 616 Nicely Avenue. Montoursville. Pa.
Johnson. Kyra Rochelle. Box 65G. Chatham. Pa.
Johnson, Nancy Louise, 43 N. Ambler Street. Quakertown. Pa.
Kenney. Arthur Joseph. 234 \^'. Douglass Street. Reading. Pa.
Kerns. Nanci Carroll. Grantmore Manor. Langhorne. Pa.

McAnnaney. Sandra

Box

Jean.

112.

Gowen

City. Pa.

Mays, Dolores Anne, 5601 56th .Avenue. Riverdale. Md.
Minelli. .Ada IMarie. 2000 Prospect Avenue. Scranton 5, Pa.
Moretti. Linda Jean. 300 N. Mill Street. West Nanticoke. Pa.
Nygren. Jean Carol. 352 .A Beverlv Blvd.. Upper Darby. Pa.
Oehlert. Darlene Joan. 1201 Township Line Rd., Royersford. Pa.
Orchard. Constance Evelyn. 203 Holly Street, Trucksville, Pa.
Pickering. Nancy Lynn. 906 Harrison Ave.. Scranton 10. Pa.
Rumbel. Gloria .Ann. Numidia. Pa.
Sanville. Carole Anne. 8808 Crispin Street. Philadelphia. Pa.
Arch Street. Shamokin. Pa.
Schlagel. Carol L.. 1427 \^
Sharpe. David \\ illard. 915 Church Street. Royersford. Pa.
Taylor. Mary Ruth. Carroll Park. Bloomsburg. Pa.
Thornton. Sandra Caroline. 866 V('. Arch Street. Shamokin. Pa.
Vosburg. Rees \^ illiam. 220 S. Main A\r.. Scranton. Pa.
Warren, George .Allen. 61
N. 9th Street. Bellwood. Pa.
Warren. Victoria Deaniia. 2131 Prospect Ave.. Scranton 5. Pa.
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Weed. Ann Rosalie. Mildred. Pa.
\^ bite. Alary Ann. 3225 Meadow Lane. Harrisburg. Pa.
Vt idmann, Victor Erederich, 111 Lake Street. Dallas. Pa.
Williams, Susan Ann, 1015 N. Market Street, 'tt'illianisi.ort. Pa.

Wynn. Christine Louise, R.D. 2. Easton. Pa.
Yeaser. Charline Juanita. 198 5th Street. Cataui>>a. Pa.

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Pa.

Yurka. Paul Edward. ')](, K. Choliuit St.. Slianiokin. Pa.
Zablocky. Lucille Joyce. 3611 2nd St. (Almcdia). Bloomsburs.
Pa.

Zacharia-. John

24e

Vomer. R.D.

2.

l')loomsburg. Pa.

Baumer. Elizabeth Jane. R.D. 2. Milton. Pa.
Boback, Pearl Ann. 601 \. Pearl Street. Shamokin. Pa.
Forti. Ester Marie. 112 W. 3rd Street. Mount Cainul. Pa
Schnaars. Irene

L..

R.D.

I.

Bloomslnui;. Pa.

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