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This year the
Anniversary.
tence
...
.
.
.
it
celebrating
is
.
Fiftieth
its
its
golden moment of triumph.
its
1966
the
staff,
hope
it
It
exis-
has
shall continue
your most memorable experiences
to serve as a log of
... as
.
has reached a miletone in
It
and we,
sei-ved;
OBITER
.
recaptures the build ups
the crazy confusions
the continual searching
.
.
.
the love
.
.
.
the let
.
.
downs
the growing pains
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
the conquer-
ing ... the expanding.
Yes, within these pages
many
of you,
it
shall
few years; for the
represents our past
is
the world of today.
remain your world for the next
rest
of us, this year's
—our
To
is
that of the
this end, the
OBITER
As time pro-
yesterdays.
gresses, our ties shall fade, until the only
remains
For
bond which
memory.
OBITER
has attempted to give an
accurate portrayal of this world, your life at B.S.C.
—and
It
has
the events
and personalities that made
recorded this year as
State College 1966, your
it
was
it
unique.
—Bloomsburg
Log of a Golden Voyage.
Ann Marie Rapella
jjMi^
Editor-in-Chief
Z>edceaitc To
those
who knew him
Voe only concealed
well, the reserved
the modest^'
manner of Dr. Edward
T. De-
and genuine concern which he held within
him. His unselfish devotion for nearly nineteen years as advisor to the
OBITER
was often manifested
in his
performance of duties not usually
sociated with the position of advisor. There were
DeVoe
many
yearbook without asking any recognition for doing
staff of the
his loss to the
1966 OBITER,
His contributions
many. They
students
His wish was
to die
yearbook
for
is
hard
to re-
whom he did
OBITER,
to accept, particularly for
a great deal.
the College, and the cormnunity
will continue to have their effect, especially
who came
gave, and to
so.
the scenes.
The impact of
Dr.
when Dr.
contributed his guidance and knowledge to the betterment of the
main behind
tlie
instances
as-
pay
within his sphere.
tribute to his
Edward T. DeVoe.
To
on the
were
lives of the
express our recognition of what he
memory, we dedicate
the
1966 OBITER
to
fSO
206
octwitceA
taUc of
eoHtCMtA
JERRY McBRIDE
Photographic Editor
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is
a world of
memories
.
.
.
the sometimes
the murky, mist filled mornings on the
the world of
BSC
.
.
.
1966.
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is
Pennsvlvania
campus located
the
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.
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in
we
Bloomsburg
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Pennsylvania, the Keystone of
Democracy,
exemplifies
the
majestic beauty of nature and
the architectural skills of
man.
This combintion of resources
plays an important role in a
student's
life
since
the
rela-
tionships of the student to his
environment
bring
growths and changes.
many
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His presence and his need for
learning
mean
buildings, fac-
ulty, space for meditation
study.
pus of B.S.C.
the
and
The picturesque cam-
beauty
is
evidence of
which
best
pro-
motes an atmosphere conducive to learning.
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TOM WELSH
Faculty Edito
Wandering between two worlds, one dead,
The other powerless to be born.
When Matthew Arnold
wrote these lines he certainly never
had our college and its development in mind, but we seem
to be on the eve of greater thnigs. The transition from a
state college to
a state university long delayed
is
quick-
ened by the demand for college admissions. The world into
which the Class of 1966 goes is one of many challenges
and opportunities.
you have adjusted yourself to the changes in college life
during your four years, you will no doubt be able to do the
same with life itself.
If
Harvey A. Andruss
President
James B. Creasy
Assistant to the President
Mr. William A. Lank
President
Hon. Bernard
The Hon. Harold
L.
Vice-President
Paul
Mr.
J.
Howard Deily
Secy.-Treas.
O^^cce^
/4«(*MitU4t'teit£<^
Mr. Robert L. Bunge
B.S., M.S.
Mr. John A. Hoch, A^.,
Dean
Assistant to the Dean
of Instruction
MA.
of Instruction
Mr. Robert
A.B.,
Mr. John L. Walker, B.B.A.,
Director of Admissions
MS.
Mr. Paul
S. Riegel, A.B.,
Dean
.MA.
oj Students
L. Bender
M.A.
Mr. Boyd
Assistant to the
Director oj Admissions
F.
Buckingham
B.S., M.S., Director of
Public Relations
SocccU T>ea*u
Mr. Elton Hunsinger,
Dean
of
B.S.,
Men
M.Ed.
B.S.,
of
Mss Mary
E.
MacDonald
A.M. Assistant to
the Dean oj Women
Mr. John
B.A., Assistant to
M.A., Ed.D.
Assistant to the
A.B.,
Mr. Gerald L. Maurey
Dr. Ralph S. Herre
Dean
the
Dean
of
Men
S.
B.S.,
Scrimgeour
MEd.
Assistant to the
Dean
Men
of
Men
Mrs. Elizabeth B.
Williams
B.S., M.E to the
Dean
of
Women
Miss Ellamae Jackson,
B.S.. M.Ed.
Dean
ot
Women
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/int
Clayton H. Hinkel
B.S.,
M.Ed.
Margaret A. Jack
B.S., M.Ed.
Donald R. Bashore
A.B., M.Ed.
Robert
L
Bender
MA.
Richard Scherpereel
B.F.A., M.Ed., M.F.A.
Departmental Chairman
James
B.S.,
B. Creasy
M.S. Bus.
Admin.
James DeVore
L
Ellen
Lensing
B.Ed., M.S.,
Ph.D.
Robert L. Bunge
B.S., M.S.
Otto Harris
B.F.A., M.F.A.
B.S.,
M.A.
Robert G. Davenport
B.S., M.S.
Howell Pinkston
B.S., M.A.
Kenneth T. Wilson
B.S.. M.A.
John E. Dennen
B.S., M.S.
Bus. Admin.
S.
Lloyd Tourney
B.S.Ed., M.S.Ed.,
Ed.D.
Director oj Business Education
Michael Clarizio
B.S.. M.A., M.S.
<;.-^^.
S^fccataut
Sie*'ft€Htan
Sheldon M.
A.B..
Mary
Litl.
M.A.
yt
Donald A. Vannan
E.
B.S.,
MacDonald.
A.B. A.M.
M.Ed., D.Ed.
SK Royce O. Johnson, B.S., M.Ed., Ed.D.
Director of Elementary Education
Gerald
I.
Maurey,
A.
A.B.
J.
McDonnell.
M.Ed.
A.B.,
Louis F. Thompson
Dorothy Andrysick.
B.S., M.S.
Robert G. Norton,
B.S.,
Ka Mae
B.S.,
A.B., M.A., Ph.D.
Departmental Chairman
Beckley,
M.Ed.
Ann Marie Noakes
M.Ed.
M.Ed.
Dale M. Anderson
B.S.L.,
Deborah
B.S..
Thaddeus
Piotrowski,
Griffith.
M.A.
Warren
I.
B.S.,
Johnson,
M.Ed.
Martin A. Satz.
B.A.,
MA.,
Ph.D.
Edward
M.Ed.
T.
B.S., ALS.,
W.
."^elders.
B.A., M.Ed.. D.Ed.
E. Paul
B..S..
Wagner,
M.S.. Ed.D.
Kenneth A. Roberts
B.S.,
M.S.Ed.
DeVoe
Ed.D.
Virginia A. Duck
A.B., A.M.
Nerine
Middleswartb,
B.S.. M.Ed.
Margaret C. .Means.
B.S., M.Ed.. E.Ed.
Gilbert R.
Ruth E. Coplan
A.B., M.A.
\LA.
Ray
T.
Sunderland
M.Ed.
B.S.,
William D.
Eisenberg
A.B., M.A.
Ronald
.A.
A.B.,
Ferdock
M.A.
23
"ponec^ ^^ut^^cca^e^
Charles C. Kopp
M.A., Ph.D.
B.S.,
Robert G. Meeker
A.B., M.A.
Bruce E. Adams
B.S., M.Ed., D.Ed.
Departmental Chairman
Carl D. Bauer
A.B., M.A., Ph.D.
Departmental Chairman
Jordan P. Richman
A.B., M.A.
Alva W. Rice
;.S.,
M.A.
John A. Enman
Jon Glasgow
B.A., M.A.
A.B., A.M., Ph.D.
Francis
K
Albert
A.B.. Ph.Lic.
William C. Roth
A.B., M.A.
Ben C. Alter
A.B., M.Ed.
Susan Rusinko
A.B.,
M.A.
Lavere
Lee C. Hopple
B.S., M.S.
John
P.
Bradv
A.B.
Richard C. Savage
A.B.. M.A.
W. McClure
B.S.,
M.A.
Balise Delnis
-M.A.
'
Cecil C. Seronsy
A.B., M.A., Ph.D.
.\Iar5
Lou John
B.S., .M.A.
George W. Neel
M.A. French,
B.S.,
William B. Sterling
B.S., M.S.,
Ed.D.
M.A., German
Janet
Stamm
Gerald H. Strauss
A.B., M.A., Ph.D.
A.B.,
M.A.
Edgar D. Nelson
A.B.. -M.Ed.
Thomas
G.
Sturgeon
A.B., .M.A., Ph.D.
Donald C.
Ri.-chel
A.B., .NLA.
Walter R. Blair
B.S., -NLEd.
Departmental Chairman
'm
>^ciinxvtcf
Douglas
Boelhouwer
B.S.,
Russell E.
B.S.,
Leroy H. Brown
B.S., M.Ed.
Houk
M.A.
Robert L.
Klinedinst
A.B.
M.S.
Elinor R. Keefer
A.B. M.LL., B.S. in L.S.
Head Librarian
i^k
John H. Jones
B.S.. M.Ed.
Joanne
Joseph E. Mueller
B.S., M.S.
McComb
Ronald W. Novak
B.S., M.Ed.
B.S.
Gwendolyn Reams
A.B.. M.A.
Lola MaxwelJ
B.S..
M.Ed.
John S.
Scrimgeour
M.Ed.
Clinton J.
Oxenrider
B.S.,
Eli
McLaughlin
M.Ed.
W. Richard Mentzer
B.S.,
B.S.,
M.A.
B.S.,
M.Ed.
Ruth D. Smeal
B.S., M.S.L.S.
Hildegard Pestel
LL.D., M.L.S.
George C.
Stradtman, Sr.
B.S.,
M.
M.Ed.
Earl Voss
Beatrice
Mettler
B.S.,
M.A.
A.B., M.S.
THu^ic
Charles R. Reardin
A.B..
M.A.
Departmental Chairman
Eleanor
Wray
A.B., M.S.
Claude L. Bordner
A.B.,
M.A.
Paul
W. Brann
B.S.,
M.A.
Nelson A. Miller
B.S., M.Ed.
Departmental Chairman
25
I
Alden Buker
A.B., A.M., Ph.D.
Charles H.
Carlson
Thomas
R. Manley
A.B., M.S.
Marie B. Rhodes
A.B.. M.A.
A.B.. M.A., Ed.D.
Sylvia H.
Cronin
M.Ed.,
5.Ed..
William K.
Decker
B.M.,
M.M.
Seymour
Schwimmer
A.B.,
Stanley A.
Rhodes
M.A.
Robert G. Sager
B.Sc, M.Sc.
B.S.,
MJi.
Barbara J. L
Shockley
A.B., M.S., Ph.D.
Robert R.
Solenberger
A.B.,
M.A.
M.Mu.Ed.
Sioi^^^ccM SeUHce
Donald D. Rabb
^^^^^ SeU,tcM
S/keec4.
-
»(k*
John C. Dietrich
Janice M. Youse
B.S.
.A.B.,
Norman
Sfreccal S^C^ccatcoK
.\.B..
£..
While
.M.S..
Ph.D.
Edson
Drake
M.A.
J.
A.B.,
.M..A.
Departmental Chairman
Hans Karl Gunther
.A.B.. .A.M.,
Dcnald
Maietta, B.S., M.S., Ph.D.
Director oj Special Education
F.
Harold H.
John
L. Eberhart
B.S.. M..A.
Virginia K. Gilmore
.\.B.. -M.Ed.
Emilv
LefevTe
A.B.',
.A.
Theodore Shanoski
A.B., .M.S.
B.S., .M.A.
.A.
Herre
Ed.D.
.Anthony Sylvester
A.B..
M.A.
Mordecai Treblow
Superdock
M.Ed
A.B.. .M.S.
George
Revwsaat
Ed.D.
Evabelle D. Valney
M.A.. Ed.S., Ed.D.
S.
.A..M.,
M.A.
Rex E. Selk
.M.A.,
A.B., .M.A., Ph.D.
.A.B..
B.S., .M.S.,
B.S.. .M.S.
B.S..
Margaret C.
M.A.. D.Ed.
Tobias F. Scarpino
David
Ralph
A.B..
Herbert H.
Reichard
Lanterman
B.S.,
Ph.D.
.A.
Turner
B.S.. .M.S.
Robert D. Warren
B.S.. -M.A., Ph.D.
"^atontf
John
J.
Serff
B.S., M.Ed.. Ph.D.
James R. Whitmer
B.A., .M.A.
Departmental Chairman
27
7U«t-^«t4tnucti
Paul G. Martin, B.S.
Business Manager
Paul Conard, B.S.
Assistant Business
Anna M. Knight
Manager
Secretary
Institutional
W. Horace Williams
Helen Barkauskas
Manager,
Husky Lounge
C.
Comptroller
Donald Housenick
Data Processing
Supervisor
Tliomas Gorey
Superintendent of
Buildings and Grounds
Bruce C. Dietterick
B.A.
Public Relations
TtufiAe^
(^^Me^
Louise Szutowitz, R.N.
P^
F.
H. p. Hoffman.
B.S.,
Nettie Seely, R.N.
Irene Gilbert, R.N.
Lillian Beasley, R.N.
W.
B.S.,
M.D.
John H. Jones,
B.S., M.Ed.
Reese,
M.D.
Resident Counselor
Althea Hoke,
Head
Resilient
Advise,
Lucretia Kinney
David Shaffer
Resident Counselor
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LARRY REMLEY
Students Editor
Mrs. Mary A. Stull, student teacher, supervises a class in t>pe^\nli
Senior High School. Cooperating teacher is Mrs. EHizabeth Brown.
instruction in the Milton
Sandra Swetland,
student teacher, assists one
of her pupils with brief
forms in a class in short-
hand
at the Lewisburg
Senior High School. Mr.
Donald Kessler is the co-
operating teacher.
Student teacher Alfred W. Snyder assists a pupil
with tabulation problems in typing in the C. W.
Rice Building, Shikellamy District. Miss Eva P.
Reichley is the cooperating teacher.
Mr. William Swoyer, cooperating teacher, goes
over a lesson plan in business education with student teacher David Bassett in the Lewisburg Senior High School.
R.
teacher
John
Miller demonstrates one of
the machines used in clerical
office practice class in the
Milton Senior High School.
Cooperating teacher is Miss
Student
Mae
Neugard.
IH\.
CAROLYN
Denville,
M. AMATO
New Jersey
PHYLLIS LARAE ARTZ
Spring Glen, Pa.
General Business
General Business
Senior Class Secretary 4; Orientation 2; Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4; Pi
Omega Pi 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 4; Women's Service Society 3, 4; Secretary 3; Business Education Club 2, 3; International Relations 1;
Student
PSEA
Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Athenaeum Club 2; Business Education Club 1, 2,
3,
4; Student
DAVID EUGENE BASSETT
DAVID C. BEISHLINE
Danville, Pa.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Accounting
Day Men's Association
3,
4;
Student
ior
4.
4.
Accounting
Pi
PSEA
3,
1,
2,
4;
3,
Pi
Omega
Education Club 2, 3, 4;
Men's Intramurals 1; Jun-
Business
PSEA
4;
Prom Committee Chairman
Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Business
Education Club 3; Chess Club 2; Science
Club 3; Student PSEA 4; Veterans' Association
3.
DOROTHY JEAN BRIGHTON
1.
VICTOR RONALD CAMPBELL
Folcroft, Pa.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Accounting
Secretarial
Freshman Class Advisor 4; "B" Club 3, 4;
Bloomsburg Players 3, 4; Business Education Club 3, 4; Student PSEA 4; Proctor
Day Men's Association
Education
Qub
1, 2, 3,
Business
1,
2, 3, 4;
4; Student PSEA 4.
1, 2, 3.
ANTHONY J. CERZA
Exeter, Pa.
ROSE M. CHIKI
Accounting
Berwick, Pa.
General Business
College Council 2; CGA
Committee member 2; Alpha Phi Omega 3;
Business Education Club 4; Student PSEA
4; Who's Who in American Colleges and
Class President 2;
Day Women's Association
1, 2,
Education Club
Student
1,
2,
3;
3,
4; Business
PSEA
4.
Universities.
SHARYN
SHERRYL SHAFFER COPE
Lime Ridge, Pa.
General Business
Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Pi Omega
Business Education Club 1, 2, 3;
Day Women's
Pi 3, 4;
Student PSEA
Day Women's Association
Education Club
PHILLIP
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Accounting
Day Men's Association
Club
3,
3, 4; Business Educa4; Student Christian Association
PSEA 4;
4; Men's In-
Student
tramurals 1, 2.
1,
2;
1, 2, 3,
1,
2, 3, 4;
4; Student
Business
PSEA
4.
4.
DANIEL THOMAS DAVIS
tion
CREASY
J.
Catawissa, Pa.
General Business
R.
DAVIS, JR.
Plymouth, Pa.
Accounting
Business
PSEA
Education
Club
4; Men's Intramurals
1,
2,
3;
Student
1, 2, 3, 4.
NBEA
"hJfM
nL\NCIS JAMES DECEMBRINO
GIR.\RD
Ambler. Pa.
Accounting
Accounting
Business Education Club. 3. 4: Student
Varsitv Qub 3, 4: Wrestling 1. 2.
4:
Alpha Phi Omega
DOTO
Upper Darby. Pa.
PSEA
3.
4;
Student PSEA 4: VarsitT
ball 1.2, 3. 4; Basketball 1.
Qub
2, 3,
4; Foot-
3. 4.
W.WNE ARNOLD
ALEX JOH\ DUBIL
EDDO\^'ES
Wyncote. Pa.
Accounting
Bersvick. Pa.
Accounting
Day Men's .Association 1. 2. 3: Student Christian Association 3: International Relations 1;
Student PSE.A. 3. 4:
3: Business Educa-
NBEA
Men
Residents' Council 4: Student Christian
1; Varsity Club 3, 4; Football
-Association
3 : Wrestlina
Manager
1.
tion Contest 3: Golf 1; Intramural Basketball
1.
3; Intramural Baseball 2, 3.
RA\"MOND JOHN EMMA
LARRY L. EDWARDS
Wantagh. New York
Accounting
Bloomsburg. Pa.
Accounting
Dav Men's Association
Education
Qub
2,
Men's Intramurals
3.
1,
4:
2,
3,
4;
Student
Men
Residents' Council 3: Student
Basketball 1, 2: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4.
Business
PSEA
4:
PSEA
4;
2, 3.
JOSEPH PETER FAZZARI
Iselin.
New
DONALD JOSEPH
Jersey
FL'i^N'N
Simpson. Pa.
Accounting
General Business
CG.\ Dining Room Committee 2, 3; Hospitality Committee 1. 2: Business Education Club
1. 2. 3: President 3: Varsity Club 3. 4; President 4. Treas. 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4.
Dav Men's Association
3,
4: Student
PSIL\
DAVID LARUE FORCE
PATRICL\ CLAIR FR.ANKS
Berwick, Pa.
Simpson, Pa.
General Business
Accounting
Day Men's Association 1,
Education Club 4: Varsitv
Z 3: Student PSE.\ 4.
2,
3,
Qub
4;
3, 4;
Business
Football
of Resident Women 1. 2:
Pi
Pi 2, 3, 4: .Athenaeum Club 1; BusiEducation Club 2, 3; Chess Qub 1:
Student PSE-A 4.
.Association
Omega
ness
1.
JOHN
JERRY DEAN FRITZ
Qub
1,
4; Student
.Association 1, 2, 3.
2,
GERRITY
Accounting
General Business
Education
F.
Clarks Summit, Pa.
Millville. Pa.
Day Men's Association
4.
3.
PSE.A
4:
Business
4; Veterans
Men
Residents' Council
Student
PSEA
4:
3, 4:
Basketball
Men's Intramurals
3. 4.
3, 4:
SHELDON W. GRASLEY
MICHAEL F. GROSS
Berwick, Pa.
Kingston, Pa.
Accounting
Day Men's
Association
3; Business Education
1
Relations
3; Studio Band
International
4;
Gold Band
Accounting
Athenaeum
;
Club
Student
1;
2,
1,
3;
Qub
PSEA
Maroon
2, 3,
&
CGA Prom
Committee
4; Business Education
PSEA
3;
Phi Sigma Pi 2, 3,
1, 2, 3, 4; Student
Qub
4.
President
2,3.
E.
BUREL GUM
ALLYN E. HOSTETTER
North Wales, Pa.
Accounting
Millville, Pa.
Accounting
Day Men's Association
4; Student
sociation 1.
PSEA
4;
4; Pi Omega Pi
4; Veterans' As-
1, 2, 3,
NBEA
CGA
Decoration Committee 3, 4; Alpha Phi
Omega 3, 4; Business Education Club 2, 3, 4;
Student Christian Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Student PSEA 3, 4; Varsity Club 3; FootbaU
1, 2, 3.
JOSEPH CHARLES HUTTEMANN
FRANK MICHAEL HYDRO
Eddington, Pa.
Jim Tliorpe, Pa.
Accounting
Accounting
Class Treasurer 2; CGA Customs Committee
2; Men Residents' Council 1, 2, 3; Alpha Phi
Omega 3, 4, Historian & Program Chairman
CGA
Hospitality
GARY
EDWIN NEAL JOHNSON, JR.
Club
Committees
1, 2, 3,
4; Foot-
Day Men's
2, 3,
Club
dent
4;
Association 1,
Pi Omega Pi
1; Business
PSEA
PSEA
2,
4;
3,
4;
Qub
Kappa Delta
Athenaeum
2, 3,
Varsity Club
4.
4; Stu-
4.
MICHAEL KASANDER
GARETH THOMAS KASE
Nesquehoning, Pa.
Accounting
Levittown, Pa.
Omega
Maroon
2, 3,
Education
&
Accounting
Pi 2; Business Education Club 2;
Gold Business Manager 1; Student
4.
Men
Residents' Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Business
Education Club 2, 3, 4; Student PSEA 4;
Men's Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.
JANE LOUISE KASZOWICZ
MARCIA ELEANOR KECK
Lee, Pa.
Allentown, Pa.
General Business
General Business
Day Women's
Association
1,
Pi 2, 3; Business Education
Student PSEA 3, 4.
2,
D.
JOHNSON
Shamokin. Pa.
Accounting
San Antonio, Texas
Accounting
Pi
Orientation
;
;
Pi
&
2, 3; Business Education
ball 1; Student PSEA 4.
Business Education Club 2, 3, 4, Vice
President 3; Student PSEA 4; Varsity Club
3 Cross Country 3 Swimming 2.
3;
3;
Qub
Pi
-Omega
1,
2,
3;
CGA
Hospitality Committee
of Residei.
Qub
!
Women
1, 2,
2, 3; Association
3; Business Education
International Relations 2, 3; Student Christian Association i, 2; Student PSEA
1,4.
2,
3;
3,
4; Baseball 2; Student
PSEA
JACK LAMONT KELLER
IL\LPH W. KERSTETTER
Catawissa, Pa.
Shamokin. Pa.
General Business
Accounting
Day Men's Association 1. 2, 3, 4: Pi Omega
Pi Z 3, 4: Business Education Club 3, 4;
Student PSELA. 4.
CHARLES
A.
KXORR
Day Men's
Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Business
Education Club 4; Veterans' Association 1, 2,
4; Student PSEL\ 4.
3,
DARRYL
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Accounting
Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3. 4: Business
Education Qub 3, 4; Student PSE.\ 4; Maroon and Gold Band 1.
WA'i'XE
LANMNG
Berwick, Pa.
Accounting
Dav Men's
Education
.Association
Qub
2,
3.
Maroon & Gold Band
1,
4;
2. 3, 4:
Business
Student PSE.\ 4;
President 3.
1, 2, 3, 4,
JAMES H.\ROLD LEWIS
ROBERT
C.\RL
LEEDY
Danville. Pa.
Accounting
Danville, Pa.
General Business
Dav Men's
.Association 1. 2, 3. 4: Business
Education Qub 1, 2. 3, 4; Student PSE.\ 4:
Business Education Contest 3; Obiter Staff
Day Men's
.Association
Council
Student
4;
3,
PSEA
1,
Men
2;
Residents'
Business Education Qub 3;
4; Varsitv Club 4: Wrestling
1, 2, 3, 4.
4.
^L\RY JANE LLE^^TLLYN
SUS.AN"
KAY LOUCKS
York. Pa.
General Business
Peck-ville, Pa.
Secretarial
of Resident Women 1. 2, 3, 4;
Business Education Qub 3; International Relations 3: Student Christian .Association 1, 2;
Student PSE.A 1. 4.
Association of Resident Women 3, 4: Cheerleader 3, 4; Student PSE.A 4; Obiter Staff
.Association
4.
GARY PAUL .McMANIMEN
CAROL\?s ^L McCAFFERTY
Glenside, Pa.
Eddington, Pa.
General Business
CG-A Orientation Committee
General Business
2; .Association of
Resident Women 1, 2. 3: Bloomsburg Play,
1; Business Education Club 2: Gamma
Sigma Sigma 3; Student PSE,A 4.
ers
Men
Residents' Council 1, 2. 3, 4: Alpha Phi
Omega 2, 3, 4: Business Education Qub 3:
Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 4; Baseball
1.
ALICE M.\RIE MERKLE
CLIPSOX RICHARD MARTIN
WiUow
Emporium. Pa.
Accounting
Men
Residents' Council
Education
Football
Qub
2. 3, 4.
2, 3.
1,
2,
Grove. Pa.
Accounting
3,
4; Varsity
4;
Qub
Business
2, 3,
4;
-Association of Resident Women
Hection Board 3; Hospitality
Pi
Omega
Gold Band
Pi
1;
3, 4,
1. 2,
Student PSE.A
4.
3;
CGA
Committee 3;
Maroon and
Historian 4;
WILLIAM VITO MIGLIACCI
JOHN RAYMOND MILLER
Scranton, Pa.
Catawissa, Pa.
Accounting
Accounting
Men Residents' Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Pi Omega
Pi 3, 4; Business Education Club 2, 3, 4;
Student PSEA 4; Men's Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.
Day Men's
Association
Education Club
JAMES
LORRAINE MILLER
Secretary
Women
1,
2,
Association
3;
3,
2,
4;
3,
PSEA
Business
4.
H. MISIRIAN, JR.
Accounting
of
Resident
Gamma Sigma Sigma
4;
1,
4; Student
Upper Darby, Pa.
Catasauqua, Pa.
General Business
Class
3,
"B" Club
3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 3;
3, 4; Business Education Club 2, 3, Secretary
Extramural
Basketball
1,
3; Student PSEA 4;
Men
Residents' Council
Club 1, 2, 3, 4, V. Pres
& Gold Band
roon
1,
2,
3,
4;
Circle
President 4;
3,
K
Ma-
Student Christian As-
2;
sociation 3, 4; Student PSEA 4;
Gold 1, 4; Intramural Sports 2, 3.
Maroon &
2,3.
FREDERICK CHRISTIAN MUSSER
WILLIAM
J.
MURWIN,
Shamokin, Pa.
General Business
JR.
Jenkintown, Pa.
Accounting
Men's Representative 1;
Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student
Day Men's Association
PSEA
Omega
Education
Business
4; Football
tion
1.
2,
Club
PSEA
3, 4,
3,
2,
1,
Secretary 3;
4; Circle
K
Club
3; Alpha Phi
Business Educa2, 3, 4; Student
4; Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4.
FRANK XAVIER PEPPER
JUDITH
A.
NAZAR
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Accounting
Scranton, Pa.
Secretarial
Education Club
Obiter 4; Association
Business
4;
3;
Student
of Resident
PSEA
Women
3, 4.
WILLIAM DANIEL PROWANT
JAN ANDREW PROSSEDA
New
Milton, Pa.
Men Residents' Council 1,
Omega 3, 4; Varsity Club
2,3,4; Student
PSEA
2, 3, 4;
2,
3,
4;
Alpha Phi
Track 1,
4.
Day
Association 1, 4; Waller Hall
Men's Association 3; Men Residents' Council
2, 3; Business Education Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Circle
K
Men's
Club
Omega
CGA
Columl)ia, Pa.
Accounting
General Business
3,
4;
Student
PSEA
4;
ANN MARIE C. RAPELLA
FRED W. RAPP
Forest City, Pa.
Secretarial
Palmyra, New Jersey
Accounting
Committee member; Hospitality
3, Orien4; Association of Resident
Alpha Phi
3, 4.
Class V. Pres. 4;
Men
Residents' Council 3;
Women
Alpha Pbi Omega 2, 3, 4; Business Education
Club 3; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4;
Omega
Student
tation S,
Awards
3,
Proctor 3; Alpha Psi
1,
2, 3, 4;
2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Vice
President 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 4; Pi Omega Pi 2, 3, 4; "B"
Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Bloomsburg
Players 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3; Business Education Club 1, 2, 3, 4; International Relations 3, 4; Student PSEA 2, 3, 4; Obiter 3, 4,
.Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; Women's Intra-
murals
],
2,
3,
4;
Newman Qub
Publications Committee 4;
NBEA
4.
1,
2,
3,
4;
PSEA
4; Intramurals
1, 2, 3, 4.
Day Men's Association
Omega
Pi
3,
2, 3,
1, 2, 3, 4; Pi
4; Veterans' Association 1, 2,
4.
GERALD LYNN ROBINSON
JAMES EARLE REIFINGER
Athens, Pa.
Bethlehem, Pa.
Accounting
CGA
Committee
Hospitality
Education Club 2; Student
Club 3, 4; Track 1.2,3,4.
Accounting
2;
PSEA
Business
4; Varsity
Men
Residents' Council 1, 2, 3. 4; Sigma Iota
Omega 3, 4; Business Education Club 2, 3,
4, Treasurer 3; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Student
PSEA 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Basketball
1.
WESLEY JAMES ROTHERMEL
LARRY H. RUCKLE
Sunbury, Pa.
Accounting
Bloomsburg, Pa.
General Business
Class Treasurer 4; Alpha Phi Omega 3, 4,
Recording Secretary 3; Student PSEA 1, 4;
Baseball 1; Men's Intramurals 1; Business
Education Club 2, 3. 4.
Day Men's Association
Education
Qub
1,
1,
2,
2; Student
3,
Business
4;
PSEA
4.
•IP??
GARY L. RUSSELL
SUSAN ANNE SCOTT
Coudersport, Pa.
Glenside, Pa.
Secretarial
Accounting
Men
Gamma
Residents' Council 4; Business Education
2, 3, 4; Student
Club 2; Alpha Phi Omega
PSEA
Sigma Sigma
en
2,
Club
3,
1,
4,
Secretary 4;
2; Student
PSEA
Day Men's Association
4; Pi Omega
Business Education
Olympian
Business Edu-
JR.
Shamokin, Pa.
Accounting
1, 2, 3,
4;
4;
2, 3.
Berwick, Pa.
General Business
Day Women's Association
3,
KIMBER CLEAVER SHAFFER,
BONNIE LOU SEARCH
Pi
2,
cation Club 2, 3; Student PSEA 4; Women's
Intramural 2; Association of Resident Wom-
4.
Club
PSEA
3.'
CGA
1;
1,
2,
Athenaeum
3;
Business Education Club 3; Student
4.
SYLVIA ANNE SHARP
RICHARD ALVIN SHERMEN
Montoursville. Pa.
Secretarial
Allentown. Pa.
Orientation Committee
2,
3; Social Rec-
reation Committee 1, 2;
Hospitality Committee 1, 2, 3; Big Name Entertainment 2;
Business Education Club 2; Student PSEA
Gold 1; Association of Resi3, 4; Maroon
dent Women 1, 2. 3.
Secretarial
Bloomsburg Players
Club 1, 2, 3; Student
Business
3;
PSEA
Education
4.
&
JOSEPH MICHAEL SNARPONIS
ALFRED WA^TME SNYDER
Danville, Pa.
Hazleton, Pa.
General Business
Student
PSEA
4; Veterans' Association 4.
Accounting
Day Men's
Association
1,
Education Club 4; Student
2,
3,
PSEA
4;
4.
Business
Q
PAUL DALE SNYDER
JOSEPH JOHN STABINSKI
Shamokin, Pa.
General Business
Mt. Carmel, Pa.
Accounting
Omega Pi 2, 3, 4, President 4; Business
Education Club 1, 2, 3; Student Christian Association 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Student PSEA 4;
Pi
Who's
Who
Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3; Phi Sigma Pi
4; Pi Omega Pi 4; Business Education Club
2, 3, 4;
Student
PSEA
4.
In American Colleges and Univer-
RONALD EMMETT STEVENS
FRED ALAN STOICEFF
Scranton, Pa.
Lewistown, Pa.
Accounting
Accounting
Business Education Club 3; Student
PSEA
4.
Student
Track
PSEA;
Pilot
Business
Manager
4;
1, 2, 3, 4.
LARRY DAVID STOUT
Bethlehem, Pa.
Accounting
MARY ARLENE STULL
CGA
Selinsgrove. Pa.
Orientation Committee 2; Phi Sigma Pi
2, 3, 4, Vice President 4; Pi Omega Pi 3, 4;
Business Education Club 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,
2; Student PSEA 4; Men's Intramural 1, 2,
General Business
Day Women's Association
3, 4;
Student
PSEA
4.
3.4.
WARREN EARL THOMA
SANDRA BEVERLY SWETLAND
Shamokin, Pa.
Accounting
Montrose, Pa.
General Business
Men
Residents' Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Business
Education Club 2, 3, 4; Student PSEA 4;
Men's Intramurals 1, 2, 3.
Class Treasurer 3; Pi Omega Pi 3, 4; Business Education Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student PSEA
3, 4; Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3;
Student Christian Association 1, 2, 3.
MATTHEW A. TREESE
NELSON EDDY TURANICA
Slatington, Pa.
Shamokin, Pa.
Accounting
Day Men's Association
PSEA
1,
2,
Accounting
3,
4;
4.
Student
Business Education Club 3, 4; Debating Club
1; Student PSE.A 4; Business Education Contest 2, 3, 4; NBEA 4; Men's Intramurals 1, 2,
3,4.
JOHN ALLAN VASIL
RICHARD TERRY
WILLIAMS
KATHY JANE WOODRING
Watsontown, Pa.
Accounting
General Business
Men
Residents' Council 1, 2, 3, 4;
Phi Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, President 4; Pi Omega Pi 3, 4, Treasurer
4; Business Education Club 1, 2, 3,
4; Student PSEA 4; Men's Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.
Secane, Pa.
Proctor 2; "B" Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Education Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student PSE1\ 4; Women's Intramural
Association of Resident
1, 2, 3, 4;
Women
1,
Basketball
2,
3,
4;
Hockey
1,
2,
3;
1, 2.
KAREN MARIE ZEISS
MARTHA LOUISE ZUBRIS
Clarks Summit, Pa.
Benton, Pa.
Secretarial
Secretarial
Association of Resident Women 1,
Secretary 3, Governing
3,
4,
Board 2, 3; Business Education
Bloomsburg Players 3; Business
Education Club 1, 2, 3; Student
PSEA
Student
4;
sociation 2.
Christian
2,
As-
1, 2, 3, 4; Student PSEA 4;
Business Education Contest.
Club
Ann Snyder
finds
a
calculator
beneficial
attempting to complete her math quickly.
Bill Winch takes a break from the tedious task at
hand while Melanie Geiser puts the finishing
touches on her stencil.
when
Student teacher Thomas DiehlV inlhusia^in over "Project
Mexico" is reflected in the coiniiraiiim of his sixth grade
pupils in Hill Elcmentaiy School. Sunlniry. Mrs. Gladys
Rohrbaugh is the cooperating teacher.
Mrs.
Elise
Knoll,
student
teacher, presents a scientific
demonstration before a third
grade class in the Priestley
Elementary School, Northumberland.
The cooperating
teacher is Mrs. Phoebe Burk.
JUDITH
E.
ANDREWS
NANCY J. ANDREWS
Roslyn, Pa.
Bethlehem, Pa.
Elementary
Elementary
Area
of
Competency
— German
CGA
Committee member. Hospitality 2, 3, 4,
Orientation 2, 3, 4, Social Recreation 1, International Program Comm. 3, 4; Association of
Resident Women 1, 2, 3; Counselor 3; Proctor 2; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Treasurer 4;
Cheerleaders 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3; Junior
Resident Advisor 4; Gamma Sigma Sigma 3,
4; German Club 2, 3, President 2; Who's Who
in American Colleges & Universities.
JOHN
J.
—
CGA
Area of Competency German
Committee member, Hospitality
Resident Women 1, 2,
Governing Board 2; Student PSEA 4;
Association
man Club
of
2, 3,
Orangeville, Pa.
Elementary
— Social Studies
Men
Residents' Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Veterans'
Association 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Men's
Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Student PSEA 4.
Area of Competency
PSEA
LOIS
of
LYNN G. BARBER
BANGOR
Roselle,
Elementary
dent
Women
visor 3, 4;
Chairman
Who's
2;
3,
2,
1,
1;
Area
Blood-
Association
MARILYN J. BAYNHAM
EMILY
Elementary
—
PSEA
of
BENNER
Area
of
Competency
Association of Resident
lish
Club
2,
3,
4;
— English
Women 1,
PSEA
Student
2,
3;
1,
2,
Eng4.
4.
JAMES
Area
A.
Sunbury, Pa.
Elementary
Strong, Pa.
Student
H.
BOLITSKY
DONNA M. BORIS
Hazleton, Pa.
Ashland, Pa.
Elementary
Elementary
Area of Competency Geography
Competency
Jersey
— Social Studies
Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3; Chess Club 1;
Veterans' Association 1, 2; Student PSEA 4;
Men's Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.
Competency
2;
— English
Women
"B" Qub
Resident
1,
2,
2,
3;
3,
4;
Chess
English Club 3; Student Christian
Association 2, 3, 4; Student PSEA 4; Harmonettes 4.
Club 2;
versities.
Area of Competency Arts & Crafts
Day Women's Association 1, 2, 4; Association
of Resident Women 3; Athenaeum Club 1, 2;
of
of
Athenaeum Club
of Resi4; Junior Resident Ad-
4, Program
Golf Club
American Colleges & Uni-
in
New
Elementary
— Social Studies
Student PSEA 1, 2, 3,
V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4;
2,
Who
— Psychology
Resident Women I, 2, 3,
Athenaeum Club 1; Chess Club 1; Engl
Club 2; Student PSEA 3, 4; Women's Intramurals 1.
Association
Hazleton, Pa.
Committee member, Hospitality
mobile Chairman 2, 3; Association
BAKER
Area of Competency
Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4;
Athenaeum Qub 3; Student Christian Association 1; Student PSEA 3, 4; Junior Resident Advisor 4.
CGA
J.
Elementary
— Social Studies
of
Area of Competency
AtheStudent
4;
2;
Facloryville, Pa.
Elementary
A.
3,
1, 2, 3, 4.
Taylor, Pa.
PRISCHXA
— English
Day Women's Association 1, 2,
naeum Club 1; English Club
RUTH C. ATHERTON
Association
4;
Ger-
KAREN E. ASH
ANGOTTI
Elementary
Area of Competency
3;
3,
4; Harmonettes 2.
Carbondale, Pa.
Area of Competency
2,
—
Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3; Big
Sister Co-ordinator 2, 3; "B" Club 1, 2, 3;
Student PSEA 4; Women's Intramurals 1, 2,
3; Who's Who in American Colleges & Universities.
THOMAS
L.
BOYER
Hazleton, Pa.
Elementary
Area of Competency
Day Men's Association
Council 2; Wrestling
4:
1, 3,
3;
1,
CX
RITA C. BRADISH
Picture Rocks, Pa.
Elementary
— Art
Men
Area
Residents'
Men's Intramurals
Competency
of
Day Women's Association
Club 3; Student PSE.\ 4.
—Science
3,
4;
Athenaeum
2,4.
ELAINE
D.
WALTER J. BULLETT
BREZNAY
Dunmore, Pa.
Forest City, Pa.
Elementary-
Elementary
Area of Competency
CGA
— History
member,
Committee
Hospitality 1, 2;
Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3; House
Committee 2; Election Committee 3; International Relations 2, 3; Student Christian Association 3; Student
PSEA
—
Area of Competency Biology
Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Student
PSEA
4.
1, 4.
JANET BURNS
PATRICIA
Glen Lyon, Pa.
Elementary
—
1,
3; Student
PSEA
Area of Competency
B.
Amateur Radio
Qub
3,
4;
.Athe-
Student
MARY ELLEN CLARK
CINO
Northumberland, Pa.
Elementary
Elementary
Competency
2,
2, 3, 4;
4.
Clarks Summit, Pa.
.\rea of
— English
Day Women's Association 1,
naeum Club 1; English Club
1, 2, 3, 4.
PSEA
JAMES
BURNS
Elementary
Area of Competency Geography
Day Women's Association 1. 2, 3; Athenaeum
Club
A.
Milton, Pa.
— Geography
—
Area of Competency Biology
Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Bloomsburg Abroad — Spain 3; .Athenaeum Club 1,
Vice President 3; Veterans' Association 3; Student PSEL\ 4.
3,
2,
3;
College Concert Choir 2; Harmonettes
International Relations 4; Spanish Qub
1,
2;
2,
3; Student
PSEA
4.
MARYANN P. COLARUSSO
MARY RITA COLARUSSO
Hazleton, Pa.
Pittston, Pa.
Elementary
Elementary
Area
of
Competency
Association of Resident
Women's
— Biology
Women
.Association 4; Student
1,
2,
PSEA
Area
3;
Day
1, 2, 4.
Elementary
Competency
3,
4;
CONSTANTINE
—
— Biology
Association of Resident Women
Women's Association 4; Student
F.
— Spanish
Women 1, 2,
PSEA 1, 2, 4.
Gordon, Pa.
Elementary
Hazleton, Pa.
of
Competency
Association of Resident
Spanish Club 3; Student
JANTT
MARYLON E. COLOMBO
Area
of
1,
2,
PSEA
3;
Day
1, 2, 4.
Area of Competency Geography
Day Women's Association 2, 3, 4; Gamma
3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 4; Stu-
Theta Upsilon
dent PSE,A 4.
MARY E. CROUGHN
JOHN M. COULTER
Kingston, Pa.
Montrose, New York
Elementary
Area of Competency
President
of
Pi 3; Student
Elementary
Area
— Geography
Freshman Qass 1; Phi Sigma
PSEA 1, 4; Men's Intramurals
Competency
of
— Art
Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3; Student PSEA 4; Gamma Sigma Sigma 3, 4.
1, 2, 3.
CAROL J. DE FELICE
ROSALIE DAVIS
Berwick, Pa.
Berwick, Pa.
Elementary
Elementary
Area of Competency
Day Women's Association
— Spanish
2, 3;
Student
4.
Area
PSEA
Competency
of
Day Women's Association
— Spanish
2, 3, 4; Senior
Representative 4; International Relations 1, 2;
Spanish Club 3; Student PSEA 4; Maroon &
Gold Feature Writer 1.
1,
THOMAS H. DIEHL
JAMES
Sunbury, Pa.
Elementary
DERR
L.
Area
Reading, Pa.
Elementary
Area of Competency
CGA
Men
2,
3,
Track
CGA
4;
Swimming
— Geography
S.I.O. 2, 3, 4,
1.
2,
3,
4,
Recording Sec. 3, 4; Basketball
4; Cross Country 3; Men's
Manager
Intramurals
1, 2, 3, 4.
KAY M. DOSTICH
KAREN L. DOTY
Lebanon, Pa.
Elementary
Area of Competency
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Elementary
— Spanish
Area of Competency
CGA Committee member, Hospitality 2, 3;
Assembly 3; Association of Resident Women
CGA
Qub
Committee member.
3; Student Chris1, 2, 3, 4; Athenaeum
tian Association 1, 2, 3; Student PSEA 1, 2, 4;
tainment
Harmonettes
Bloomsburg Players
GEORGE 0. DURILLA
DUBBS
F.
Tamaqua, Pa.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Elementary
Area
of
Competency
Day Men's Association
Association
1, 2, 3,
2,
4; Student
KAREN
M.
Elementary
— Geography
1,
3,
PSEA
Area of Competency
Veterans'
4;
4.
Maroon & Gold Band
1, 2, 3,
4; Student
P.
— History
3;
Maroon & Gold
4.
EIFERT
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Elementary
Elementary
— Geography
Association of Resident Women 1,
International Relations 3; Student
2,4.
1, 2,
PSEA
SUSAN
ECKERT
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Area of Competency
2,
Area of Competency
3,
PSEA
4;
1,
3,
Association
1, 2.
MICHAEL
— History
1, 2; HospitalSocial Recreation 3, 4; Awards Committee 4, Athletic Committee 3, 4;
Men
Residents'
Council
Student
1,
2,
3,
4;
PSEA 4; Varsity Club 3, 4, Vice President 4;
Orientation Committee 3, Chairman 4;
Residents' Council 1, 4; Varsity Club ],
4; Treasurer 3, 4; Student PSEA 4;
1, 2, 3,
Competency
of
Committee member. Pep
ity 2, 3;
— Spanish
Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Athenaeum Qub 3, 4; Maroon & Gold Band 1;
Student Christian Association
PSEA
1, 2, 4.
1,
2;
Student
4;
1,
— English
Big
Hospitality 4;
2,
3,
1.
4;
Name
Enter-
Day Women's
Student
PSEA
4;
WALTER PAUL EIFERT.
JOAN CAMPBELL EVANS
JR.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Elementary
Area of Competency
Day Men's Association
Club
1.
Lewistown, Pa.
Elementary
— Geagraphy
3, 4:
2,
.\rea of
Athenaeum
Student Christian .Association
Student PSE.A 1, 2. 4; Men"s Intramurals
3, 4;
I,
2;
Competency
— Spanish
Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4;
1, 2; Student PSEA 1, 2, 3,
Association
of
Athenaeum
Qub
1.
THO^L\S JOHN EVANS
RITA
S.
E^TRLY
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Elementary
Old Forge, Pa.
Elementary
—
Area of Competency Geography
CG.\ Committee; Social Recreation 1, 2, 3, 4;
Freshmen Orientation 2, 3; CGA Decorating
1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: Tennis 1, 2,
3, 4; Student PSEA 4; Men's Intramurals 1,
—
Area of Competency English
Dav Women's Association 2, 3, 4; Spanish
Club 1,2; Student
PSEA
4.
2, 3, 4.
JOHN THOMAS FOSTER
Sa>Te, Pa.
^L\RJORIE ELLEN FRANCIS
Elementary
Area
of
Competency
Basketball 2; Student
PSEA
— Math
Philadelphia, Pa.
Elementary
4.
Competency
.\rea of
— Spanish
Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4;
International Relations 2; Student PSEA 1,
4;
Woman's
.Abroad
Intramural
Bloomsburg
3;
2,
3.
CHARLOTTE KATHLEEN GEARY
CAROLE LEE GEORGE
Walnutport, Pa.
Elementary
Berwick. Pa.
Elementary
—
Area
Competency French
CG.\ Election Board 3; Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4; Athenaeum Club 3;
French Club 1, 2; Maroon & Gold Band 1, 2;
Area
Student
2,
— Spain
3
;
PSEA
of
2,
3.
4;
Bloomsburg Abroad
Day Women's
of
Competency
.Association
tional
Relations 2;
PSEA
4;
— Spanish
1,
2,
3,
4;
Interna-
Spanish Club 3; Student
Huskiaub3,
4.
Women's Intramurals
— France
3.
VIRGINL\
B.
GILBERT
GIRTON
Area of Competency
— Spanish
Area
Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Athenaeum Club 1; International Relations 2, 3;
Qub
Spanish
1,
2,
Bloomsburg Abroad
3;
— Spain
Student
PSEA
4;
3.
of
Competency
SUSAN RUTH GODSHALL
Name
Entertainment Committee 3;
.Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3; International Relations 3; Student PSEA 1, 2,
3;
Big
Gamma
Sigma Sigma
3, 4.
American
Colleges
and
Shamokin, Pa.
Elementary
Elementary
CGA
in
JOHN ROBERT GOTASKIE
Orsland. Pa.
— Social Studies
— Psychology
Class Vice-President 1, President 2; CGA VicePresident 3, President 4; Chairman Big Name
Entertainment 3, Hospitality 2, Orientation 2,
3: Men Residents' Council 1. 2, 3. 4; Phi
Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4; Student PSEA 4; S. I. 0. 3,
4; Who's Who
Universities.
Area of Competency
GOCKLEY
C.
Reamstown, Pa.
Elementary
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Elementary
—
Area of Competency Social Studies
CoUege Council 4; Dav Men's Association
3, 4; President 4; Circle
Vice-President. President 3;
2,
4;
Men's Intramurals
1, 2.
K Qub
Student
2,
3,
1,
4,
PSE.A
DALE WAYNE GREENLY
GRETCHEN J. GUM
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Elementary
Pen Argyl, Pa.
Elementary
Area of Competency Biology
Committee member, Hospitality 2;
—
Area of Competency Biology
Day Men's Association 1. 2, 3, 4; Student
Christian
Association
SUSAN
C.
PSEA
Student
4:
Huski Clubs, 4; Football
4;
—
CGA
dent
PSEA
HAMMERQUIST
CECILIA M.
Devon, Pa.
Elementary
Area of Competency
3,
Elementary
— Spanish
Gamma Sigma Sigma
4;
1,
3;
"B" Club
3,
4;
Women's
Area of Competency
Day Women's
naeum Club 1,
PSEA
en
2,
3,
AtheStudent
4;
2, 3;
E.
HARPER
Garwood, New Jersey
Elementary
— Geography
Committee member, Hospitality
2, 3,
— French
1,
French Club
MARJORIE
Elementary
orating
2;
4.
Dallas, Pa.
CGA
Association
3, 4.
MARIE T. HARDISKY
Area of Competency
HANNA
Centralia; Pa.
Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3; Spanish Qub 2, 3; Vice President 3; Student PSEA
Intramurals
Stu-
1, 4.
2.
Area of Competency
2, 3,
4; Association of Resident
Athenaeum Qub
Dec-
Wom-
burg Players
1
;
3,
— History
Treasurer 4;
4,
Student
PSEA
Blooms-
4.
Gamma
Theta Upsilon 2, 3,
4; Corresponding Secretary 3, Vice President
4; Gamma Sigma Sigma 3, 4; Student PSEA
1,
2,
3,
4;
1,4.
LINDA
E.
HARVELL
EDITH
Area of Competency
Day Women's Association 1,
— General
&
L.
PATRICIA M. HOPLAMAZIAN
HOKE
Newtown Square,
Elementary
— German
Association of Resident Women 1, 2; College
Concert Choir 1, 2, 3; Student PSEA 4; Women's Intramurals 1, 2, 3.
Area
Sigma Sigma
Hockey 1.
SHIRLEY
JOHNSON
—
— English
3, 4;
E.
Women's Intramur-
JOHNSON
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Elementary
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Elementary
Area of Competency Biology
Committee member. Library Policy 2;
Delta Pi 3, 4; Phi Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4;
Men's Intramurals 1, 2; Student PSEIA 4.
Pa.
Elementary
Competency
Committee member, Orientation 3; Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4;^ College Concert Choir 2, 3; Student PSEA 4;
Gamma
L.
of
CGA
als 2, 3;
JAMES
Athenaeum Club
tian Association 1; Student
Pottsville, Pa.
Area of Competency
Tlieta Upsilon 3;
retary 3;
1.
JANET
HEDBERG
Area of Competency
Gamma
2, 3, 4; College
Concert Choir 1; Student Christian Association 1, 2, 3; Student PSEA 3, 4; Maroon
Gold
I.
Ridgway, Pa.
Elementary
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Elementary
—
Spanish & French
of Competency
Committee member. Hospitality 1, 2, 3,
3; Social Recreation 3, Election Board
Area
CGA
CGA
Kappa
Award
2, 3; Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3,
Counselor 2, Election Board Chairman 3;
College Concert Choir 2; Student PSEA 2, 4.
— Geography
Corresponding Sec1; Student Chris-
PSEA
4.
VIVIAN KAY JONES
LESTER GEORGE JONES
Sunbury, Pa.
Elementary
Frackville, Pa.
Elementary
Area
Competency
of
Day Men's Association
PSEA
1,
— Geography
2,
3,
4; Veterans' Association
4;
Student
1, 2.
Area of Competency
Hatboro, Pa.
Association
PSEA
of
Competency
Resident
1,
2,
3,
4.
JR.
Drexel Hill, Pa.
Elementary
of
PSEA
WALLACE JOSEPH KAHN,
CAROLE JEAN JUSTICE
of
3;
Student Christian
International Relations 3;
Association 1, 2; Student
Area
— Spanish
Day Women's Association 3, 4; Association
Resident Women 1, 2; Bloomsburg Players
Elementary
—
— English
Women
3;
Student
2, 4.
Area of Competency Social Studies
CGA Committee member, Hospitality 2, 3,
Chairman 3; Men Residents' Council 1, 2, 3,
4; Alpha Phi Omega 2, 3, 4, Program Chair-
man
4;
College
Concert Choir 1;
Debating
2; Student PSEA 4; Men's Intramurals
Gold 2, 3; Olympian 3;
2, 3, 4; Maroon
Qub
1,
&
Basketball
1.
CAROL MARJORIE KAMINSKI
South Gibson, Pa.
Elementary
Area of Competency
JOHN WILLIAM KERLISH
— Biology
Berwick, Pa.
Elementary
Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4;
Bloomsburg Players 2, 3; Science Club 2, 3;
Student Christian Association 1, 2; Student
Day Men's Association
PSEA
Student
Association
1,
of
4; Harmonettes
Area
1, 2, 3.
Competency
of
PSEA
4;
— English
Athenaeum Club
Alpha Phi Omega
4;
FLORENCE MAE KLEMAN
MARIE LOUISE KLINE
Locust Gap, Pa.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Elementary
Elementary
—
Area of Competency
Area of Competency French
Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Athenaeum Club 1, 2, 3; Student PSEA 4.
Day Women's
naeum Club 2,
Association
tion 1; Student
PSEA
3;
PSEA
— Geography
3,
4;
Area of Competency
Student
4; Baseball 2, 4.
ELISE
CGA
Elementary
Competency French
Committee Member, Dining Room
Area of Competency
3,
Hospitality 3; Association of Resident
Senior Representative Governing
2,
3;
1,
Board 4; College Concert Choir 1, 2; French
PSEA
4.
KNOLL
Elementary
—
Women
Club 3; Student
E.
Christian
Oreland, Pa.
Rockledge, Pa.
of
— French
International Relations 3; Student
Association 1, 2; Student PSEA 2, 4.
NANCY JANE KNEER
Area
3, 4.
Sunbury, Pa.
Elementary
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Elementary
2,
— Biology
Athe1, 2, 3, 4;
Student Christian Associa-'
LINDA JANE KLOCK
RICHARD A. KLINGERMAN
Area of Competency
Day Men's Association 1,
1;
2, 3, 4.
Association
Bloomsburg
Maroon
3,4.
&
Resident
Players 3;
of
Gold
2;
— French
Women
1,
2,
3,
PSEA
Gamma Sigma Sigma
Student
4;
4;
2,
ALICE LOUISE KOCH
ANDREW THOMAS KOSVITCH
Mount Carmel,
Hazleton, Pa.
—
Area of Competency Geography
Member, Decoration
CGA
Committee
Area
1,
2;
Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4; Governing Board 1; Gamma Theta Upsilon 3, 4;
College Concert Choir 1, 2. 3, 4; Student
Christian Association 1, Student PSEA 1, 2,
3, 4; Women's Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Gamma
Sigma Sigma 3, 4, Treasurer 3.
of
Student PSEA 1, 3, 4; Men's In2; Junior Prom Chairman 3.
lations 2;
tramurals
1,
SHARON MARY KUCHINSKAS
Kingston, Pa.
Elementary
Competency
Association of Resident
ElementaTy
— English
Women
1,
2,
Competency— Social Studies
Committee Member, Hospitality 2, RecArea
3; Eng-
Club 1; Student PSEA 1, 2, 3, 4; Gamma
Sigma Sigma 3, 4; CGA Freshman Orientation Committee 2; Women's Intramurals 1.
lish
CGA
reation 2;
2,
of
Association of Resident
3; Student
PSEA
Competency
Day Men's Association
Club
1,
2,
1,
Women
Sigma Sigma
1,
3.
Elementary
Area
— Geography
2, 3,
Gamma
Shamokin Dam, Pa.
Nescopeck, Pa.
Elementary
of
4;
CAROLE ANN KUZMICK
RONALD ERWIN KUSSROW
Area
— French
Committee Member, Hospitality 3, 4;
Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Delta
Pi 3, 4; Athenaeum Qub 2; International Re-
Duryea, Pa.
of
Competency
CGA
DOREEN T. KRAFJACK
Area
Pa.
Elementary
Elementary
4;
Competency
Day Women's Association
Athenaeum
3; Science Club 1; Student
of
Club 3; Student
PSEA
PSEA
1,
— English
2,
4;
3,
English
3, 4.
4.
CAROLYN KAY LAUVER
EDWARD J. LADAMUS
Mt. Pleasant Mills, Pa.
Elementary
Harveys Lake, Pa.
Elementary
Area
of
Competency
— Social Studies
CGA
Committee Member, Hospitality 2, 3;
Waller Hall Men's Association 3; Alpha Phi
Omega 2, 3, 4; Student PSEA; Men's Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.
LEONARD GEORGE LAWRENCE
tian Association 3; Student
KAREN EILEEN LEFFLER
Pottsville, Pa.
Shickshinny, Pa.
Elementary
Elementary
—
Area of Competency Biology
Bloomsburg Players 2, 3; Student PSEA 2, 3,
4; Varsity Qub 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Maroon
& Gold Qrculation Manager 2, 3.
Area
Association
Counselor
of
of
2,
4;
Competency
Resident
— German
Women
"B" Club
3,
4;
1,
2,
3,
4;
Bloomsburg
Players 2, 3; College Concert Choir 2, 3, 4,
Vice President 3; Madrigal Singers 2, 3, 4;
Wesley Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3;
Spring Arts Festival Committee 3
KATHR^TV LOUISE LENKER
DIANE MARIE LOCH
Forty Fort, Pa.
Hospitality Committee 3; Association of
Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4; Proctor 2, 3; Student PSEA 1, 2, 4; Women's Intramurals 1, 2,
Northampton, Pa.
Elementary
Area of Competency Foreign Languages
CGA Committees: Hospitality 1; Orientation
2, Husky Lounge 3, Social Recreation 3, Pep
3; "B" Qub 3; Student Christian Association
3.
3; Student
Elementary
Area
CGA
of
Competency
— Geography
— Music
of Competency
Day Women's Association 4;
Area
—
PSEA
4.
Student Chris-
PSEA
3, 4.
JEREMY RICHARD LOMAS
DIANE
Hatboro. Pa.
Elementary
Pep G)mmittee
3; Spanish
dent PSE.\ 4; Varsity
ming
torian
1,
2,
4;
3,
4;
Qub
VEET LONG
Elementary
—Spanish
Area of Competency
Area of Competency
CGA
S.
Hazleton, Pa.
Club 4; Stu4; Swim-
1, 2, 3,
Alpha Phi Omega 3, 4, HisImprovement Organization
—English
Day Women's Association 3; Association of
Resident Women 1. 2: Bloomsburg Players
1; English Club 2; Student PSE.\ 3.
Student
3,4.
RUTH OBERDORF LL"\GER
LINDA JANE LL'BOWIST
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Elementary
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Elementary
—
Area of Competency Art
Athenaeum Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Student PSEA
Area of Competency
4.
—History
CGA
Hospitality Committee 3; Day Women's
Association 1. 2: Association of Resident Women 3; International Relations 2, 3, 4; Student Christian Association 2, 3; Student PSEA
1,4.
ANDREY ^L\RIE McCLlUE
MARGARET A. McDONALD
Benvick, Pa.
Myerstown, Pa.
Elementary
Elementary
Area
of
Competency
— English
Day Women's Association 1, 2,
naeum Oub 1. 2; International
Area of Competency
4; AtheRelations 3,
3,
CGA
Election
4; English Club 2, 3. 4: Poetry Oub 4: Student Oiristian Association 1. 2: Student PSEA
— English
Board Committee
tion of Resident
Women
Associa-
1;
3; Student
PSEA
2,
4.
GINNY LEE MATHEWS
GERTRUDE ANN HOFFER MANDAK
Media, Pa.
Elementary
Hazleton, Pa.
Elementary
Area
of
Competency
— French
CG.\ Hospitality Committee 2, 3; Orientation
Committee 2, 3; Student PSEA 4; Maroon &
Gold reporter 1, 2.
.Association 2, 3, 4; Association
1;
of Resident Women 1, 2; Athenaeum
Day Women's
Qub
French
Quh
1,
2; Student
PSEA
— Art
Area of Competency
3, 4.
JUDITH L^-NN MEARNS
>L\RIE ^L\YER
Rockledge, Pa.
Elementary
Area
of
— English
Competency
Association of Resident
naeum Club
Area
1; Student
Women 1, 2, 3; AthePSEA 3, 4; Basketball
3.
of
Berwyn, Pa.
Elementary
Competency English
1,
3,
2;
4;
Olympian 2,
Hockey 1, 2.
of
Competency
4;
Gamma Sigma Sigma
MESAVAGE
Hawley, Pa.
Elementary
Bloomsburg. Pa.
Elementary
Area
3,
JO.\N
JOHN P. MENSCH
—
—German
Alpha Phi Omega 2, 3, 4; Athenaeum
German Club 3. Vice President 3;
Club 3, President 3; Student PSEA 4.
—
Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4;
Junior Resident Advisor 4; "B" Qub 1, 2;
Bloomsburg Players 3; College Concert Choir
Qub
2;
Husky
English
.Area of Competency
CG.\ Hection Board Conmiittee 3; English
Qub
2,
3; Student
PSEA
4.
ANNE MARIE MICHELSON
DONNA LYNNE MILLER
Emmaus, Pa.
Scranton, Pa.
Elementary
CGA
Elementary
—
Competency Spanish
Hospitality Committee 2, 3; International
Area
of
Area of Competency
— Spanish
Relations
Association of Resident Women 1,
Student Christian Association 1, 2;
1,
PSEA
2, 3; Student Christian Association
2; Student PSEA 1; Association of Resident
Women
3,
4;
Student
3.
SUSAN KAY MILLER
JOAN ELIZABETH MINNEMAN
Shickshinny, Pa.
Cranford, N.
Elementary
Area
Competency
of
PSEA
4.
J.
Elementary
— French
Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Athenaeum Club 3, 4; International Relations 2;
Student
2,
3, 4.
Area of Competency
— English
Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3; College Concert Choir 2; Student PSEA 4; Women's Intramurals 1, 2.
CYNTHIA ANN MORSE
Athens, Pa.
GERALDINE HAZEL MINNER
Elementary
Area
Prospect Park, Pa.
Elementary
Area
Competency
of
Bloomsburg Players
PSEA
4;
3,
of
Competency
— Spanish
Obiter 4; Student
4.
LOIS
ANN MARIE MOVER
Area of Competency
dent
3,
Election Board 3;
Women
4; Student
1.
2,
PSEA
3,
Elementary
Area of Competency
— History
.\thenaeum Club
2,
4; Proctor 2.
Maroon
Advisor
JOHN
S.
MULKA
NORMAN
Taylor, Pa.
CGA
Committees
D.
NAMEY
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Elementary
Area of Competency
Elementary
— Geography
Hospitality
1;
Orientation
Area of Competency
Student
PSEA
— Social Studies
4.
Men
Residents' Council I, 2, 3, 4; Phi
Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4; Sgt.-at-Arms 3; Varsity Club
2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Counselor 3, 4;
Who's Who in American Colleges and Univer2,
3;
sities.
SUE ANN NEPHEW
BETTINA LEE NIERING
Scotrun, Pa.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Elementary
Area
Day Women's
of
Competency
Elementary
— English
4; International Relations 4; English Club 2, 3, 4; Student Christian Association 1, 2; Student PSEA
.Association
4; Obiter staff 3.
1,
2,
3,
— Biology
CGA Hospitality Committee 2; Association of
Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4; Proctor 2, 3, Proctor Chairman 3; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Historian 4; Student Christian .Association 2, 4;
Association of Resi-
4;
1, 2,
ANN MOYER
Pottsville, Pa.
Sunbury, Pa.
Elementary
CGA
— Social Studies
Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4;
Proctor 2, 3; Student PSEA 3, 4; Women's
Intramurals 1, 2, 3; "B" Club 3.
Area of Competency
CGA
— Spanish
Hospitality Committee 1, 2; Student
Christian Association 1, 2, 3; Junior Resident
Advisor 4; Harmonettes Treasurer 2; President 3; Student Christian -Association 3, Secretary 3.
&
4.
Gold Reporter
1
;
Junior Resident
SUSAN HEINZER OUTT
NANCY S. PATTON
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Ashland, Pa.
Elementary
Element'iry
—
Area of Competency French
Room Committee 3; Association
CGA
Dining
of Resident
Choir
1, 2,
Women
3; Student
1,
2,
3:
PSEA
College Concert
2, 3, 4.
SANDRA MARQUEEN PHILLIPS
—
Area of Competency English
Dav Women's Association 3, 4; Student
'
4.
PSEA
NANCY ROGERS SECHRIST
ROSE MARIE SAUL
Tunkhannock, Pa.
Elementary
Hazleton, Pa.
Elementary
Area of Competency
—
Area of Competency Social Studies
Athenaeum Club 3, 4; Newman Club 3,
Student
PSEA
4;
Association
Proctor 2;
PSEA
4.
Resident
of
Day Men's Association
PSEA
1,
— Psychology
2,
3,
4;
Student
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Elementary
Elementary
Competency
2,
3;
ANN SHARRETTS
Selinsgrove, Pa.
of
1,
4.
JAMES MEREDITH SELLERS
Area
— English
Women
Women's Intramurals
3,
4;
Student
Area
of
College Council
Competency
— English
member
Day Women's As-
3;
1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 2; President 3; Day Women's Official Board 2, 3;
Vice-President 2; President 3; Student PSEA
1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Orientation Committee
3; Who's Who in American Colleges and Uni-
sociation
4.
versities.
MARY ANNE SIPE
GUNNEL MARIANNE SHOLLEY
Dimock, Pa.
Elementary
Port Trevorton, Pa.
Elementary
Area of Competency
International Relations
Student
PSEA
Area
— French
Huski Club
3, 4;
4.
ANN G. SMALSER
of
Competency
NANCY ELLEN SMITH
NANCY ELLEN KATHRYN SMITH
Qarks Summit, Pa.
Bethlehem, Pa.
Elementary
Elementary
— English
Area of Competency
CGA
CGA
tation
2,
&
PSEA
— Spanish
Orientation Committee 2, 3; Hospitality
Orientation Co-Chairman 3; Election
Board 3, 4; Decoration 2; Association of
Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4; Women's Intra3,
4;
murals 1; Student
4.
PSEA
1, 2, 3, 4.
GARY FREDERICK SNYDER
TRUDY ANNE SNYDER
Mowry, Pa.
Hatboro, Pa.
Elementary
Elementary
Area of Competency
—
— Geography
Area of Competency History
Election Board Committee 3;
Men
CGA
Theta Upsilon
Recreation 2, 3; Hospitality 1; Association of
Resident Women 1, 2, 3; Student PSEA 4.
1,
Residents' Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Gamma
2, 3, 4; College Concert Choir
3, 4; Student Christian Association 3; Stu-
dent
PSEA
4.
— Spanish
Committees: Election 3; Orientation
of Resident -Women 1, 2, 3,
"B" Club 3; College Concert Choir 1, 2, 3,
Student PSEA 1, 4.
Colleges and Universities.
Competency
Pa.
Area of Competency
CGA
Association
Choir 1; Women's Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4;
Student PSEA 4; Who's Who in American
of
KAY SMITH
Elementary
Class Secretary 2, Women's Representative 4;
CGA Orientation Committee 2, 3; Association
of Resident Women 1, 2, 3; Gamma Sigma
Sigma 3, 4; "B" Qub 2, 3. 4; College Concert
Area
— English
Women 1, 2, 3; EngPSEA 1, 3, 4; Wom-
Wind Gap,
— Social Studies
Election Board Committee 3, 4; OrienCommittee 2; Association of Resident
Women 1, 2, 3, 4; College Concert Choir 1, 2;
Maroon
Gold 1, 2, 3; Olympian 3; Student
Competency
JANIS
Lake Winola, Pa.
Elementary
Area
of
Association of Resident
lish Qub 2, 3; Student
en's Intramurals 1.
3, 4;
Social
—
JUNE
SOBOLESKY
F.
HENRY LEROY SPERING
Minersville. Pa.
Dimock, Pa.
Elementary
Elementary
Area of Competency
Club
"B"
— Social Studies
International Relations 2, 3;
2; Gamma Sigma Sigma
Hospitality Committee 2; Student
PSEA
Area
3;
Women's Intramurals
3, 4;
CGA
of
Athenaeum Club
Competency
2, 3,
— Biology
4: Student
PSE.\
1, 2,
3,4.
4.
NANCY TRO\^BRIDGE
STACKHOUSE
GERTRUDE IRENE STEIDEL
Danville, Pa.
Pottsville, Pa.
Elementary
Area of Competency
Day Women's Association
aub4;
Student
PSEA
— History-
2, 3,
4;
Athenaeum
3, 4.
Area
of
Elementary
Competency Spanish
CGA
Decoration Committee 2; College Concert Choir 2, 3, 4: Student PSEA 4.
WILLIAM EDWARD TOPOLSKI
NEAL EDWARD TOBIN
West
Hazelton, Pa.
Pittston, Pa.
Elementary
Elementary
Area of Competency
Athenaeum
Qub
— Social Studies
Area
Competency
Day Men's Association
International Relations 2; Student Christian Association 1, 2,
3; Football 3; Basketball 1; Student PSEA
1,
of
2;
Council
1,
— Mathematics
2,
3; Chess Club
4,
Men
Residents*
1, 2; Student ChrisStudent PSE.\ 1, 4.
tian Association 2, 3, 4;
4.
JANICE TUlNfNICLIFFE
Pottstow-n. Pa.
Elementary
Area
of
Competency
2,
3,
4;
BARBARA ANN URBAS
— Biology
Forest City, Pa.
Student PSEA
Association of Resident Women 1,
CoUege Concert Choir
2,
3;
Elementary
Area
2,3.
of
Association
Competency
of
2,
1,
PEGGY JEAN WALTER
Levittown, Pa.
Sunbury, Pa.
Elementary
—
Area of Competency German
Maroon and Gold 3, 4; German Club
Harmonettes
1,
2; Student
PSEA
Area of Competency
1,
2;
4.
Day Women's Association
Club 3; Harmonettes
Elementary
Area of Competency — Psychology
ettes 1, 2;
4.
HarmonWomen's Intra-
2, 3,
Student PSE.\ 4;
— French
2,
3,
2; Student
4;
French
PSEA
4.
Warminster, Pa.
Elementary
Catawissa, Pa.
1,
1,
4;
4.
CHARLES SINGER WAYES
JANE LOUISE WATKINS
Day Women's Association
1,
3,
2,
PSEA
3; Student
MONILCA W. VIZACHERO
Elementary
murals
1,
— MatTiematics
Women
Resident
Athenaeum Club
4;
.\rea of
Varsity Club
3,
4; Student
2.
Competency
3,
PSEA
— Geography
4; Football 1;
4.
Track
1, 2,
—
—
—
MARY
JOY DIANE
WHITING
Elementary
Chester, Conn.
Area of Competency
Elementary
Area
of
Biology
Competency
Psychology
CCA
Customs
2;
PSEA
Women
Student
2;
Christian Association
Student
College Concert Choir 2,
3, 4; Student PSEA 4;
Association of Resident
Recreation
Social
Committee
Committee
JO ZANE
Schuylkill Haven, Pa.
1, 2, 3. 4.
1;
4.
CHERYL L. YOUNG
FRANK GIRTON
WILCZYNSKI
Danville, Pa.
Elementary
Shickshinny, Pa.
Area of Competency
Elementary
— English
Day Women's Association
Area of Competency
Social Studies
2,
3,
4:
Harmonettes
1,
1,
2;
Student PSEA.
Day Men's Association 3, 4;
Student PSEA 4; Men's Intramurals 1.
MARY ALICE WOODRUFF
Danville. Pa.
Elementary
Area
of
Competency
— Science
Day Women's Association 1, 2; Association of
Women 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4;
Athenaeum Club 1; Science Club 2, 3; StuResident
dent Christian Association
2,
3; Student
PSEA
2,.4.
John Gotavich, student teacher, councils
a fourth grade pupil in the Hill Elementary
School, Sunbury. Mrs. Merle Cain is the
cooperating teacher.
\
Miss Joan Mesavage, student teacher, finds her fifth grade class eager
to put up a new bulletin board. Mr. Lewis Rovenolt is the cooperating
teacher.
l^^^l
Edwards,
Mr. Jarae« Doty, cooperating teacher, and James A.
Shickellamy
student teacher, monitor an examination at the
Senior High School.
Student
Susan
assist?
a
teacher
Treaster
student
in the intricacies
of
the
system
Southern
numeral
at
the
Area
High Sfhool. The
cooperating
teacher
Snvder.
is
Mr.
As an
introduction to the study of plays, stuteacher Bob Ballantine instructs a stuin dramatic structure at the Southern
Area Hiah School. The cooperatins teacher is
Mrs. Isabel Kubick.
dent
dent
Mrs. Dazimae Paul, student teacher at
the Shikellamy School District Senior
High School, uses the bulletin board effectively in an American History class
to illustrate the contributions of Benjamin Franklin to society. The co-operating teacher is Mr. Charles Schlegel.
Edward
dent
Krakowski, stuat Southern
teacher
Area High School, lectures
to a class in biological science. -Mr. George Henry is
the
cooperating
teacher.
SALLY MAY ADAMS
BRUCE R. ANDERSON
Pottstown, Pa.
Montoursville, Pa.
Social Studies
Spanish
CGA
CGA
Name
4; Vice President 4; Veterans' Association 3,
4; Football 1, 2; Swimming 2; Chairman
Committee member. Orientation 3; Big
Entertainment 3; Hospitality 2. 3; SoRecreation 3; Decoration 1; Student
PSEA 1, 2, 3, 4; Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3.
cial
1
;
Alpha Phi Omega
3,
CGA
Dress Committee 4; Student PSEA.
ROBERT DAVID BALLENTINE
JAMES MALCOLM AYERS
Mehoopany, Pa.
Mathematics
CG.\ Committee Member, Hospitality 3, Junior
Parking 3; Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4;
Alpha Phi Omega 3, 4; Publicity Director 4;
Student PSEA 4; Football, Assistant Manager
1; Who's Who in American Colleges and Uni-
Representative
Bloomsburg, Pa.
English
Day Men's Association
1,
2,
English Club
2,
3,
Pi 3, 4;
Student
3,
4;
PSEA
3,
4;
Phi Sigma
President 3;
4;
4; Olympian Editorial Board
Men's Intramurals
1.
versities.
DAVID KARL BEHM
Reading, Pa.
Social Studies
MARC LOUIS BARTLEBAUGH
Forty Fort, Pa.
Social Studies
CGA
Men
Residents' Council
Club
1,
2; Student
PSEA
2,
1,
4;
3;
Athenaeum
Men's Intramur-
als 1, 2.
Committee Member, Pep 4, Orientation
PSEA 4; Men's Intramurals 1, 2,
4; Student
3,4.
DONALD ROBERT BELTZ
LOUISE RAWLINGS BELTZ
Hazleton, Pa.
Social Studies
Sugarloaf, Pa.
Mathematics
Phi Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4;
Varsity dub 2, 3, 4; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Student PSEA 4; Who's Who in American Colleges
Day Women's Association
PSEA
and Universities.
BARBARA AUDREY BENSINGER
STANLEY FRANK BENINSKY
Port Carbon, Pa.
Social Studies
Ringtown, Pa.
Mathematics
Men Residents' Council
PSEA 4; Newman Club
1,
1;
Student
Men's Intramural
2,
3,
4;
1, 2, 3, 4.
Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4;
Gamma Theta Upsilon 3, 4; "B" Club 2, 3;
Madrigals 1, 2; International Relations 3, 4,
Treasurer 3: Student PSE.\ 4: College Concert Choir
JOHN H. BETTERLY
1. 2.
WILLIAM
Warminster, Pa.
Biology
Football
1, 2,
Student
PSEA
3; Men's Intramurals
4.
S.
BILLETT
South Williamsport, Pa.
Earth & Space Science
1, 2, 3,
4;
CGA
Committee Member, Deporations
1,
2;
Men Residents' CounAlpha Phi Omega 3, 4; Science
Club 1, 2; Student PSEA 4; Olympian I; Football 1; Track 1, 2; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4.
Pep
cil
1,
2; Orientation 2;
1, 2, 3,
4;
3,
1,
2,
3, 4;
4; College Concert Choir 2.
Student
ROBERT JAY BISCOMBE
WILLARD DAVID BLOOM
Hazleton, Pa.
Social Studies
Berwick, Pa.
Social Studies
Day Men's Association
1.
2,
3,
Gamma
4;
Theta Upsilon 3. 4. Treasurer 4: Athenaeum
Student Christian Association 2, 3,
Club 1
4. Treasurer 3; Student PSEA 1. 4.
;
Dav Men's Association
1.
2,
3.
4;
Ife^
Athenaeum
Club 3: Chess Club 2; Student PSEA 4: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Men's Intramurals 1. 2. 3.
rk
RALPH LaRL E BOGLE.
MICHAEL ANTHON^^ BONACCI
JR.
Carbondale, Pa.
Social Studies
Milton. Pa.
Social Studies
Day Men's Association
PSEA
4;
1,
2,
3,
Student
4;
Men's Intramural^. 3.
Men
Residents' Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity
Qub 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Who's Who
in American Colleges and Universities.
JEA\ EVEL^"N BOOTH
ROY CLIFFORD BOWEN
Watsontown. Pa.
Mathematics
Day Women's Association
Christian Association
1,
4;
2, 3, 4;
1,
Student
.Scranton, Pa.
Social Studies
Student
PSEA
CGA
Committee Member, Social Recreation
Hospitality 1, 3; Decoration and Orienta2: Men Residents' Council 2; Student
PSEA 4; Men's Intramural 1, 3, Basketball 1.
1,
4,
4.
tion
SALLY RUTH BRENNAR
Bloomsburg, Pa.
DONALD HARRY BOWMAN
English
CGA
Watsontown, Pa.
Omega 2, 3, 4;
Student PSEA 2, 3,
.•Upha Phi
International Rela-
tions 3;
4.
Publicity Committee
en's Association
Social Studies
Board
1,
2, 3,
2, 3. 4;
4;
'Day
Wom-
Dav Women's
Of-
Kappa
Delta Pi 4; English
Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Student PSEA
1, 2, 4; Olympian Circulation staff 2; Who's
Who in American Colleges and Universities.
ficial
JUDY ANN BRESCANCINE
Wind Gap,
CGA
Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3,
Club 1, 2, 3; Student PSEA, 4.
4.
Athenaeum
Frackville, Pa.
English
Biology
PSEA
4;
ROGER GLENN BRUMLEY
Selinsgrove, Pa.
3.4: Student
BRESSI
Social Studies
2, 3,
OSCAR JOHN BRUBAKER
1, 2, 3,
A.
Shamokin, Pa.
Hospitality, 2, 3, Orientation, 3; Association of
Resident Women 1. 2. 3. 4; Science Club 2;
Student PSEA I, 2. 3. 4.
Day Men's Association
3;
JOSEPH
Pa.
Mathematics
Committee Member, Election,
2,
4; Science
Qub
Day Men's Association
1, 2,
3,
4;
Athenaeum
Club 3; Business Education Club 1; English
Club 2; Student PSEA 4; Veterans' Association
1.
EDWARD GORDON BUCK
SUSAN KAY BURNETT
Cheltenham, Pa.
Kingston, Pa.
English
Biology
Men
Residents"
Council
Student
naeum Club
2;
tramurals,
mittee 2.
2, 3,
1,
4;
1,
2,
3,
4;
Athe-
PSEA 4; Men's InSophomore Dance Com-
Association
Gamma
Women
Resident
of
Sigma Sigma
2, 3,
Choir 1; English Club
Student PSEA 4.
2,
1, 2, 3, 4;
4; College Concert
3;
Counselor
2,
3;
ANN MARIE CALISTO
MARILYN E. BUTTON
West
Berwick, Pa.
Pittston, Pa.
Chemistry
Spanish
Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Athenaeum Club 4; International Relations 2;
Spanish Club 4; Student Christian Association
1; Student PSEA 4.
Pep
Committee 2; Association of Resident
1, 2, 3; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Science
Club Secretary 3; Student PSEA 4.
Women
ALFRED QUINTIN CAPECCI
EDITH ANN CAPP
West
Martins Creek, Pa.
Social Studies
Pittston, Pa.
Student
English
CGA
Decorating Committee
Committee
3,
of Resident \^'omen
English Club
Student PSEA 4.
4;
1,
1.
2.
Dining
1,
Pep Committee
1,
LYNETTE RAE CHAMBERLAIN
Orangeville, Pa.
Student
Men
Veteran's Association
Danville, Pa.
Day Women's Association 1,
naeum Club 2: International
2, 3,
4;
ANN LOUISE CAVANAUGH
History and Government
ing
PSEA
PSEA
2,
3,
English
4;
Relations
Day Women's Association
Athe-
PSEA
4;
3,
4.
SAMUEL CARL COLANGELO
DAVID FOOTE CONNER
Scranton, Pa.
Biological Science
Bloomsburg, Pa.
History and Government
Residents' Council 1: Alpha Phi Omega
Freshmen Orientation 2, 3: CGA Din-
4;
Room Committee
2,
3,4.
Room
Association
2, 3; Kappa Delta Pi
Science
Club 2;
3;
2;
4;
Student PSEiV
4.
KENNETH GRANT CROMWELL
Day Men's Association
Pi
1;
2,
3,
1, 2, 3, 4; Phi
International Relations 2;
4;
Student
PSEA
WILLIAM ALFRED CRON
Southampton, Pa.
Athens, Pa.
Biology
Mathematics
Alpha Phi Omega 3, 4; Sergeant at Arms 4;
Varsity Qub 3; Football 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4;
Student PSE.A. 4; Who's Who in American
Colleges and Universities.
Sigma
Track
4.
CGA Hospitality Committee 2, 3, Orientation
Committee 3; Phi Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3; Varsity Club 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4;
Student PSEA 4.
4.
2,
3,
4;
Student
ROBERT
West
DARTHY MONA DAVIS
D.\NKS
E.
Shamokin. Pa.
Pittston, Pa.
English
Biology
Qub
Science
Wrestling 1; Track
1,
3;
2,
Student
PSEL\
3,
4;
Dav Women's Association
Club
1.
3.
4; Student
PSEA
1,
2, 3,
4;
English
Olympian Editor-
4;
ial Staff 3.
CHARLES EDWARD DEMAREE
LINDA LEE DAVIS
Brackney. Pa.
Tiinkhannock. Pa.
Mathematics
Mathematics
Junior Qass Vice-President 3; CGA Pep Committee 3, Decoration Committee 2, 3, Hospitality Committee 1, 2. 3, Orientation Committee
3; Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4;
Gamma Sigma Sigma 3. 4; College Concert
Choir 1,2; Student PSEA.
Men
Residents' Council
Omega
4;
3,
Track
4;
Qrcle
K
1,
Club
4; Alpha Psi
3; Student PSEA
2, 3,
2,
2.
WILLIAM THOMAS DERRICOTT
JOANNE LOUISE DERR
Mahanoy
City, Pa.
Social Studies
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Mathematics
Day Women's Association 1. 2, 3,
naeum Club 2: Student PSE.\ 1, 2, 3,
4;
Day Men's
Athe-
sociation
4.
Association
2.
4;
3,
PSEA
4; Student
2, 3,
Veterans' As4; Intramur-
als 2, 3, 4.
DAVID ALLEN DEWIRE
GERARD
Hughesville, Pa.
Chemistry
Dav Men's Association
PSEA
1,
P.
DICK
Atlas, Pa.
2,
3,
4;
Biology
Student
Day Men's Association
4; Wrestling 1,3,4.
PSEA
3,
2,
4;
LARRY EARL DRUMM
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Mathematics
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Physics
Publicity Committee 2, 3, 4; Day Women's Association 1, 2. 3, 4; Day Women's
Official Board 2, 3, 4; International Relations 3, 4; Science Club 2; Student PSEA 1,
2, 3, 4; Obiter 4; Who's Who in American
Colleges and Universities.
Day Men's Association
Club
Club
1,
2,
tian
1;
1,
1.
2, 3,
4;
Athenaeum
Relations 2; Science
4: Student Christian Association
International
2, 3,
3, 4; Student PSEA 4; Student ChrisAssociation Vice-President 2; Science
Club Program Chairman 2; Lutheran Student
Association
1, 2, 3, 4.
DONALD BOYD DUGAN
DONNA JOAN DUGAN
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Spanish
Bloomsburg, Pa.
English
Day Men's Association
3,4; Student PSE.\ 4.
1, 2, 3,
4; Spanish
Student
1, 2, 3, 4.
MARY ANN DOWD
CGA
Qub
Day Women's Association 1, 2,
naeum Club 3; Student PSEA 4;
al
M.J^
1,
4; Veterans' Association
Relations 4.
4; AtheInternation-
3,
FRANCIS MARTIN EBERHART
JAMES ALLEN EDWARDS
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Wjlliamsport, Pa.
Mathematics
Biology
CGA
Committee Member, Pep Committee 4,
Hospitality Committee 3; Student PSEA 4;
Maroon & Gold circulation 1; Men's Intra-
Day Men's Association
murals
PSEA
1, 2, 3, 4.
Omega
Club
3,
1,
3,
4.
DIANE MARIE EMERICK
New
DAVID
Mathematics
&
Gold feature writer
H.
EVANS
Cornwells Heights, Pa.
Social Studies
Ringgold, Pa.
Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4;
Junior Representative 3; Student PSEA 4;
Maroon
1. 2, 3, 4; Alpha Phi
Bloomsburg Players 3, 4; Science
Program
Chairman 3; Student
4,
4;
1, 2.
CGA
1,
4;
Men's Representative
Social Improvement
Wrestling
Student PSEA
Organization 3;
1:
3.
JOHN DAVID EVANS
DEBORAH EVANS
Bangor, Pa.
English
Bloomsburg, Pa.
French
English Club
dent PSEA 4.
Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Athenaeum Club 2; Bloomsburg Players 3, 4;
French Club
1,
PSEA
2; Student
3,
4;
&
Maroon
Gold
1;
Stu-
4.
EDWIN JOSEPH FENSTERMACHER
KAREN MILDRED FAUSEY
Berwick, Pa.
Chemistry
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Spanish
Day Women's Association
leaders
Day Men's Association
2,
1,
PSEA
2; Student
1,
3,
PSEA
Cheer-
4;
4.
GARY CLINTON FENSTERMACHER
JOSEPH M. FIGLIOLINO
Northumberland, Pa.
Fords,
Day Men's Association
2,
3;
Circle
K
Club
1, 2, 3,
1;
4; Chess Club
PSEA
Student
4.
Day Men's Association
3,
4;
German
Sophomore Vice President
Women
2,
1,
3;
2,
2;
3:
Student
Association of
"B" Club
PSEA
Freshman Orientation Committee
Intramurals
1, 2, 3, 4.
Track
1,
2,
3,
1, 2, 3,
4;
4; Varsity Club
Student
PSEA
4.
Hazlelon, Pa.
Social Studies
Prospect Park, Pa.
German Qub
Jersey
ROBERT J. FISHER
IDY CLAIRE FISCHLER
Resident
New
Political Science
Biology
2;
4;
1,
2;
CGA
Women's
Kappa
Delta Pi 3, 4, Vice President 4; International Relations 4; Student PSEA 4.
4.
1.
2,
3,
4;
Student
SARAH JANE FLEMING
ROBERT GORDON GIBBLE
WILBUR HARVEY GOODMAN
Manheim, Pa.
Elysburg, Pa.
Social Studies
Biology
CGA
Phi
Social
Omega
Recreation Committee 4; Alpha
Student PSEA 4; Wrestling
3, 4;
MARYANN GRACI
CECELIA MARIE GROSS
Milton, Pa.
History,
Association
3;
of
"B" Club
Government
Resident
1, 2, 3.
4;
&
Spanish
Women Proctor
Student PSEA 4.
2,
WILLIAM ROBERT HALL
Chester, Pa.
Biology
CGA
Men
Resi-
Qub
2,
3,
Men's Intramurals
1,
2,
Hospitality Committee
dents' Council
4; Student
1,
2,
PSEA
3,
4;
4;
2,
3;
Science
3,4.
ALBERTA M. HARABIN
Raritan. New Jersey
English
Day Women's Association 3, 4; Association
Resident Women 1, 2; Bloomsburg Players
4;
English Club
1, 2,
JAMES
R.
3, 4;
Student
PSEA
of
3,
4.
HARTMAN
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Mathematics
Day Men's Association
al Relations
Club
Association
1, 2, 3,
1, 2, 3, 4; Internation4; Student Christian
4; Student PSEA 1, 2, 3, 4.
1, 2, 3,
Day Men's Association
Club
1,
sociation
1, 2, 3, 4.
2;
Student
1, 2.
1, 2, 3,
PSEA
4;
4;
Anthenaeum
Veterans'
As-
KAY MARIE HERMAN
JOHN REYNOLD HINKLE
Weatherly, Pa.
Lewisburg. Pa.
Chemistry
Mathematics
Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4;
Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4;
Student Christian Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Stu
dent PSEA 1, 4; Student Chapter ACS 4,
.Men Residents' Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary'
3; Alpha Phi Omega 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3;
Student PSEA 4; Baseball 1; Who's Who in
American Colleges and Universities.
PHILIP DAVID HOFF
WILLIAM HENRY HOFFMAN
Tamaqua, Pa.
Social Studies
Harrisburg, Pa.
Social Studies, History
Government
&
Men Residents' Council
PSEA 4: Football 2.
1,
2,
3,
4;
Student
Men
Residents'
Council 1, 2, 3, 4; College
Concert Choir 2; Maroon & Gold Band 1, 2,
4; Student Christian .\ssociation 2, 3;
Student PSEA 4; Studio Dance Band 1, 2, 3,
4, Librarian 3; Men's Chorus 2, 3; Men's Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.
3,
DEAN MATTHEW HOLLERN
Ringtown, Pa.
Mathematics
BYRON JACK HOPKINS
Men Residents' Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Phi
Omega Historian 2, Secretar)' 3, President 4;
Student PSEA 4; Maroon and Gold 3, 4;
Cross Country' 4; Who's Who in American
Colleges and Universities.
Levittown. Pa.
Mathematics
Varsitv Club
ball
1, 2.
mittee
GARY WILLIAM HORN
Ringtown, Pa.
Mathematics
Men
1, 2, 3, 4; Phi Sigma
Student PSEA 4; Varsity Club
3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4;
Men's Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Who's Who in
Pi
Residents' Council
3,
4;
American Colleges and
Universities.
Mi
4; Student
Baseball 1, 2,
2, 3,
3, 4;
Freshman Orientation
PSEA
3,
2.
4;
4; Basket-
CCA
Com-
OTIS
ROGER DEAN JOHNSON
REYNOLDS JOHNSON
Shamokin. Pa.
Bristol. Pa.
Biology
Social Studies
Student PSE1.\ 4; Varsity Clul)
3,4; Track 1, 2, 3. 4.
Football
3, 4;
Day Men's Association 1, 4; Men
Council 2, 3; Athenaeum Club 2;
Qub
3; Science Club
1,
Residents'
K
Circle
2; Student Christian
PSEA
Association 1, 2, 3; Student
3; Men's Intramurals 1, 2, 3.
4; Track
NANCY MARIE JONES
ROBERT JOSEPH KEAGLE
Dallas. Pa.
Hazlcti.n. Pa.
Social Studies
Biology
3;
Gamma
4;
4;
Clul) 2, 3. 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4: Student Qiristian .Association 1, 2; Student PSEA
1,
CG.\ Pep Committee
Association
of
2.
Awards Committee
Resident
Women
1,
2,
3,
"B"
Theta Upsilon 4; Phi Sigma Pi 2, 3,
College Concert Choir 3; Student PSEA
4;
Men's Glee Club
2.
Newman Club
3;
1. 2, 3. 4.
Science Club Treasurer 3. 4: Women's Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4: Waller Hall House Committee 2.
4;
THOMAS V. KEENLY
Philadelphia. Pa.
Social Studies
NORMA CLARE KEENER
CG.A Freshman Orientation Committee 2; Student PSEA 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Basket-
Bloomsburg, Pa.
English
Day Women's
Concert
PSE.A
.Association
Choir
4;
1,
Student
Maroon and Gold News Reporter
BOYD
T.
KEISER,
ball 2; Tennis 2. 3.
College
4;
Club 3;
English
1;
3,
2,
3.
FREDERICK JOHN KLOCK
JR.
Mowry, Pa.
Milton. Pa.
Social Studies
Day Men's Association
1,
Mathematics
2. 3, 4:
College
.Alpha Phi
.Alumni Secretary 2, Corresponding
Secretary 3. 4; Gamma Tlieta Upsilon 3, 4;
International Relations 4: Student Christian
.Association 1, 2: Student PSEA 4: Obiter
Business Staff 3: Track 2, 3.
PSEA
EDWARD
MARILYNNE ELIZABETH KOLNIK
English
Resident
of
International
Club
4;
2,
Relations
3,
Women
1,
3, 4:
3, 4:
English'
2,
"B" Club
4;
1,
2,
3,
4;
4; Spanish Club 4; Student
3,
Maroon and Goh.
JOSEPH
G.
3; .Athenaeum Club 4;
Club 2, 3; Student PSEA 4; FootMen's Intramurals 2, 3.
K
JOSEPH PATRICK KUBERT
KRESSLER
.Association 4; Qiess
PSEA
Day Men's Association
Circle
ball 1;
PSEA
Mahanoy Gty,
4; Baseball
1.
Pa.
Chemistry
Social Studies
4; Student
KRAKOWSKI
1.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Day Men's
F.
Nescopeck. Pa.
Biology
Philadelphia, Pa.
Gamma Sigma Sigma
Club
1,
2, 3,
3,
4;
College
Dance
Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Maroon and Gold Band 1, 2.
3: Student Christian Association 3, 4; Student
Omega
.Association
Concert Choir
Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student
Student Affiliate of ACS 4.
PSE.A 4;
4; Treasurer
Dance Band
2, 3.
RICHARD ROBERT KUNKEL
Berwick, Pa.
Political Science
Mathematics
Men
1:
Residents" Council 1,
International Relations
PSEA
3.
4;
2, 3,
1, 2,
4; Chess Club
3, 4; Student
Men's Intramurals
JOSEPH
RICHARD LOUIS KUPSKY
\^'eatherly. Pa.
\^
1,
3,
2,
4.
Day Men's .Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Athenaeum
Club 3: International Relations 1, 2; Student
PSE-\ 4.
ROBERT BRUCE LATSHA
ALTER KUROWSKI
Northumberland, Pa.
Chemistry
Glen Lyon, Pa.
Chemistry
Dav Men's
.Association 3, 4;
Council 1, 2; Student
tramurals 3, 4.
PSEA
Men
Dav Men's Association
3,
2,
3,
of
ACS
Residents'
4; Men's In-
Club
4;
4,
Circle
K
Secretary
1, 2,
Club
4; Student
1;
PSEA
4: Chess Club
Student Affiliate
3.
4; President Chess
3.
MARLENE KAY LAUGH LIN
JOSEPH PETER LAVELLE
Muncy, Pa.
Biology
Association
Bloomsburg
Resident Women 1,
Players 1, 2: College
of
2.
3,
Centralia. Pa.
Social Studies
4;
Day Men's Association
Concert
Choir 4: Maroon and Gold Band 1. 2. 3; Student PSEA 4: Maroon and Gold 1, 2, 3;
Who's Who in American Colleges and Univer-
Club
1, 2,
Student
1. 2, 3.
Athenaeum
4:
3, 4, Vice-President 2, President 3:
PSEA
Newman Club
4:
2, 3, 4.
1,
sities.
ELKE JOH.AVNA LEH.MANN
RODNEY S. LECHLEITNER
Nescopeck. Pa.
German and French
Summit
Hill. Pa.
Social Studies
Chess Club 4; International Relations
Student PSE.\ 4.
Day Women's Association
3,
Resident
4;
Women
man Club
PSEA
3:
2.
1;
Association
1. 4.
Shamokin, Pa.
Catawissa, Pa.
Science
Biology
Men
Residents' Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Phi Sisma Pi 2, 3, Historian 4; Student PSEA 4; Varsitv Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary
4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4.
Day Men's Association
Omega
2,
3,
1,
Secretarj-
Bloomsburg Players
2,
3,
Vice-President 3, 4;
College Dance Band- 3.
2,
2, 3, 4;
Alpha Psi
and
Treasurer 4:
4; Science Club 1.
Student PSE.A 4:
CONNIE JANE LONG
CAROL ANN LUNDY
Catawissa, Pa.
English
Williamsport, Pa.
Social Studies
CG.A Hospitality Committee 2,
Committee 2, Pep Committee
of
French Club 2: GerStudent
President 3;
NOEL WILIAM LINDEMUTH
ROBERT L. LETCAVAGE
3,
Decoration
2,
Caps and
Gowns Committee 4; Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Maroon and Gold Band 1;
Student PSEA 4; Maroon and Gold I, 2;
Olympian
2,
Secretary
CGA
of
Dining
Resident
Room Committee
Women 1, 2. 3.
Club 3; "B" Club
Harmonettes 2.
3,
3; Association
4;
4; Student
Athenaeum
PSEA
2,
4;
3.
69
ANNA ELIZABETH McGEE
Mount Carmel,
RUTH FRALEY MAJOR
Pa.
Kingston, Pa.
English
Mathematics
CGA
Awards Committee 2, Orientation Committee 3; Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3,
4; English
Qub
Sigma Sigma
1;
Student
PSEA
4;
Gamma
Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4;
Junior Resident Advisor 4; Harmonettes 1,
2,3; Student PSEA 4.
2, 3.
JUDITH ELAINE
MANN
DANIEL LEWIS MARKS
Willow Grove, Pa.
Lancaster, Pa.
Spanish
Spanish
CGA Husky
Lounge Committee
Pep Com-
2, 3,
mittee 2; Association of Resident Women 1, 2,
3, 4; College Concert Choir 1; International
Relations 3. 4; Maroon and Gold Band Ma-
Chess
Qub
1, 2, 3,
President 4: Student
PSEA
4.
1, 2, 3, Captain 4;
Spanish Club 3,
4; Student PSEA 4; Waller Hall House Committee 2; Counselor 2, 3; Who's Who in
jorette
American Colleges and
Universities.
GEORGE A. MASICH
RONALD EDWARD MARTZ
Berwick, Pa.
Social Studies
Sunbury, Pa.
Political Science
Day Men's Association
Day Men's
Association 4; Chess Club
International Relations 3, 4; Student
4; Men's Intramurals 3, 4.
JAMES
T.
PSEA
4;
3,
PSEA
Golf
MATTHEWS
4;
Council 2, 4;
cer 2; Student
Men
Football 3; Student
Residents'
Men Residents' Council
PSEA 4; Basketball 1, 2,
Offi-
als 1, 2. 3.
3, 4.
EDWIN
R. MAURER
Mount Carmel, Pa.
CLIFFORD
1. 2,
Publicity Committee 3: Student
4; Olympian Circulation Staff 3.
B.
MESSICK,
PSEA
Men
Residents' Council
tian Association
2,
4;
CGA
1,
1,
2, 3, 4;
Student ChrisStudent PSEA 1,
2;
Hospitality Committee
Publicity Committee 2, 4;
1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2.
1,
FRANK J. MILAUSKAS
Mifflinville, Pa.
Scranton, Pa.
Biology
Day Women's Association
en's
Representative
tions
3,
4;
1
;
4 ; Day WomInternational Rela-
1, 2, 3,
Student Christian
PSEA
2. 4.
.'\ssociation
1,
2,
3,
4:
Men's Intramurals
KAY ANN MICHAEL
Mathematics
2; Student
JR.
CoUingdale, Pa.
Social Studies
Mathematics
CGA
2,
3,
3,
4;
4;
Student
Football
3;
Berwick, Pa.
Biology
Mathematics
3;
1,
Club
ANTHONY G. MATTUCCI
Shickshinny, Pa.
Day Men's Association
Varsity
2.
Sophomore Class Men's Representative 2; CGA
Husky Lounge Committee 1, Social RecreaCommittee Chairman 3, 4, Decoration
Committee 1, 2; Men Residents' Council 2;
Bloomsburg Players 1, 2; Student PSEA 4.
tion
PSEA
4;
Men's Intramur-
EUGENE MICHAEL MILLER
ARNO 0. MILLER
Mahanoy
City, Pa.
Social Studies
MifflinviUe. Pa.
German
Day Men's Association 1,
2,3,4; Student PSEA, 4.
3;
2,
German Qub
BasketbaU 3; Varsity Club 2; Student
CECELL\ ^L\RIE MISTAL
JUDITH THERESE MORIN
Hazleton, Pa.
Williarasport, Pa.
Mathematics
English
CGA
CGA
Committee
of Resident
Hospitality Committee 2, 3, Election
3; Association of Resident Women
Association of Resident Women
1, 2, 3, 4;
Governing Board. Representative 2, Vice President 3; "B" Club 3, 4: Bloomsburg Players
1;
French Club
PSEA
2,
1,
2,
4:
3,
2;
1,
Women's
Who
Who's
in
Member
Election Board
1, 2, 3,
4;
Women
Olympian
1,
2.
2. 3:
Association
1
3, 4; English Club
Student PSEA, 4.
:
Student
Treasurer 3;
3,
Newman Club
4;
murals
PSEA
4.
Intra-
American
Colleges and Universities.
GRACE LOUISE MO^TR
HARRIET ELEANOR MOYER
Williamsburg, Pa.
Earth and Space Science
CGA
Election
Williarasport, Pa.
Board Committee 4;
Mathematics
Associa-
Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior
Resident Advisor 3, 4, Governing Board 3, 4;
Gamma Theta Upsilon 3. 4, Recording Secre-
Hospitality Committee 2, 3, Dining Room
Committee 3; Association of Resident Women
tary 4; Maroon & Gold Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Student PSELA 4; Dear Coed editor
2, advisor 3.
dent
tion
CGA
of
FRANCIS
1,
EDWARD MULHERN
PSEA
1,
2,
4.
Mt. Carmel, Pa.
English
English
1,2,3; Student
Proctor 1; Athenaeum Club 3; Stu-
PSEA
IRENE DOMICELLA MURIN
Pittston. Pa.
Day Men's Association
2. 3, 4,
3.
4;
Swimming
CGA Orientation Committee 1, Assembly Committee 2, Election Committee 3, Hospitality
Committee 4; Association of Resident Women
1, 2. 3, 4; Proctor 3, 4; English Club 3; Student PSEA 3. 4.
4.
NEIL JOSEPH MUSSOLINE
JOHN DAVID NATTRAS
Hazleton, Pa.
Biology
West Wyoming, Pa.
Mathematics
Phi Sigma Pi
4,
3,
4;
Science Club 1,
Student PSEA
1;
2,
3,
4.
Pi Kappa Delta 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 2,
President 3, Vice President 4; Debating Club
1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2. Vice President 3, President 4; Student PSE.\ 4; Who's Who in
American Colleges and Universities.
MICHAEL PETER NESTARICK
STEPHEN HAROLD OHL
Ringtown, Pa.
Mathematics
Mechanicsburg, Pa.
English
Phi Sigma Pi
4.
2.
Program Chairman
3,
Treasurer 3: Student
PSEA
CG.\ Pep Committee
1,
Orientation Committee
1. Social Recreation Committee 1, 2, 3, Men's
Resident Council 1. 2, 3, 4; Alpha Phi Omega
3, Historian; College Concert Choir 1; Obiter
Photographer 3; Oly-mpian, Editorial Staff 3;
Student PSEA 4.
EDWARD V. OSBORNE
DAZIMAE RAYLENE PAUL
Bodthwyn, Pa.
Comprehensive Science
Bloomsburg, Pa.
History, Government, English
Sooial Recreation Committee 1, 2; Men
Residents' Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Phi
2, 3, 4; Science Club 4; Student PSEA'
4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track Mgr. 3; Wrestling 1; Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4.
Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3, .4; Kappa
Delta Pi 4; Athenaeum Club 1; Bloomsburg
Players 1; International Relations 1, 2, 3;
English Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student PSEA 2, 3,
CGA
Omega
4;
Olympian
MARY LOU PAUL
3, 4.
DONALD LAVERNE PHILLIPS
Jermyn, Pa.
Ashland, Pa.
Biology
Athenaeum Club
2;
English
Maroon and Gold Band
Science Club 2, 3; Student
urer Science Club 2.
1;
PSEA
4; Treas-
International Relations 3, 4; English Club 3,
4; Poetry Club 4; Student PSEA 4; Baseball
1,2.
JOHN E. PRICE
Shamokin, Pa.
Comprehensive Science
BONNIE LEE POWIS
Day
Aldcn Station, Pa.
PSEA
Association
of Resident Women 1; College Concert Choir
1; English Club 2; Student PSEA 4.
2, 3, 4;
Association
3;
Men
Phi Sigma Pi
4; Men's Intramurals 1, 2,
Council
English
Day Women's Association
Men's
1,
2, 4:
Residents'
Student
3, 4;
3, 4.
DAVID SEARLES QUIGG
Danville. Pa.
Social Studies
CHARLES JOHN PULASKI
Day Men's Association
Mount Carmel,
Pa.
Social Studies
Day Men's Association
PSEA
1,
2,
4: Veterans' Association
SALLY
A.
3,
al
4;
Student
1, 2.
DENNIS NORWOOD REEDY
REAGAN
West Milton, Pa.
Math em atics Physics
Harrisburg, Pa.
—
Spanish
Class Secretary 2, 3; CGA Recording Secretary 4, Social Recreation Committee 3; Association of Resident Women 2. 3, 4; Student
PSEA
4:
Women's Intramurals
Men
Residents' Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Athenaeum
Club 2; Bloomsburg Players 1. 2; Student
PSEA
4.
2, 3. 4.
RUTH
WILLIAM MICHAEL REITER
Men
Pi
3,
RIMSHA
Forest City, Pa.
Mathemutics
Spanish
Residents' Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Phi Sigma
4; International Relations 1, 2; Student
4; Huski Club 3, 4.
PSEA
A.
Gwilford, N. Y.
CGA
Name
Freshman Orientation Committee 3, Big
Entertainment Committee 3, Decoration
Committee
en
1,
2,
1,
3,
2; Association of Resident
4;
Assistant
Chairman
"B" Club 2, 3,
Social
3;
4;
Social
Wom-
Qiairman
Gamma Sigma Sigma
Bloomsburg
Players
2,
3;
1:
English Club 2, Vice-President 3, 4; Spanish
Club 2, 3; Student PSEA 4; Olympian Editorial Staff 2, 3; Women's Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4:
Freshman Class Advisor 3; Who's Who in
American Colleges and Universities.
Relations
1, 2, 3,
1,
2, 3,
4; Student
4; Internation-
PSEA
4.
CAROL ANN RIPA
GEORGIANNA RAE ROBBINS
Plymouth. Pa.
English
Association of Resident
Women 1, 2; College Concert Choir 1, 2;
English Club 2, Treasurer 3; Dear Coed Literary Staff 1; Student PSEA 4; Junior Resident Adviser, 4.
Secretary
Class
1:
Orangeville, Pa.
Spanish
CGA
Election Committee 2; Day Women's
Association 1, 2, 3, 4; International Relations
3; English Club 1; Spanish Club Secretary 2,
3; Student PSEA 2, 4; Athenaeum Club VicePresident 3.
WILLIAM CHARLES ROWETT
WILLIAM JOHN ROSS
Conyngham, Pa.
Ashland, Pa.
Social Studies
Day Men's Association
Club
1, 2,
1, 2,
Vice-President
3,
.\thenaeum
4; Student PSEA
3, 4;
4.
Social Studies
Association 4; Men Residents'
Council 1. 2, 3; Pi Kappa Delta Corresponding Secretary 4; Debating Club 1, 2, 3, VicePresident 4: Maroon and Gold Sports Staff
3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3.
Day
Men's
SANDRA IRENE RYAN
SANDRA JEAN RUSSELL
Shamokin. Pa.
Parkland. Pa.
English
English
Day Women's Association
1, 2, .3, 4; Bloomsburg Players 3; Debating Club 4; English
Club 1, 2, 3; Student PSEA 1, 4; Rhetoric
Club Corresponding Secretary 1.
CGA
Election Board Committee 1, Hospitality
Committee 1, 2, 3: Association of Resident
Women 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Resident .\dvisor 3;
Harmonettes 1, 2: International Relations 2;
English Club 3; Maroon and Gold Band MaStudent PSEIA 4; Olympian EdBoard 3: Women's Intramurals 1;
in
American Colleges and UniWho's Who
jorette 2, 3;
itorial
versities.
PAUL CHARLES SADUSKY
FRANK P.4TRICK SAITTA
Shenandoah, Pa.
English
Pittston, Pa.
Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3; Student PSEA
3, 4; Veterans' Association 1; Men's Intramur-
Science
als 2, 3.
PSEA
Biology
JOAN ANN SALUS
Club 1, 2, President 3, 4;
4; Men's Intramurals 1. 2.
JILL
Student
ANN SCHNEIDER
Milford. Pa.
Wyoming, Pa.
English
English
Junior Women's Representative 3, Orientation Committee 2; Association of Resident
Women 1, 2, 3, 4: English Club 2, 3: Olympian Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4; Student PSEA 4;
Gamma Sigma Sigma 3, Historian 4; Junior
Resident .\dvisor 4; Who's Who in .\merican
Colleges and Universities.
College Concert Choir 3, 4; English Club 3, 4;
Student Christian Association 3, 4; Student
CGA
PSEA
3, 4;
Gamma Sigma Sigma
3, 4.
RAYMOND RICHARD SCHNEIDER
THOMAS EDGAR SCOTT
West Hazlet(m, Pa.
Mifflinburg, Pa.
Physics
Social Studies
Maroon and Gold Band
Alpha Phi Omega
3. 4:
1;
2, 3, 4;
College Concert Choir
Student
PSEA
Men's Glee Club
1, 2, 3, 4.
4;
2,
Alpha Phi Omega
tional
Relations
dio Club 3.
2,
1;
Treasurer 3, 4; InternaStudent PSE.\ 4; Ra-
4.
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PAUL JACOB SEBASTIAN
JAMES PAUL SEYBERT
Ashland, Pa.
Chemistry
Hazleton, Pa.
Biology
Day Men's
ir^ik
Association
2,
1,
3,
4:
dents' Conncil 1;
Athenaeum Club
Men's Intramurals
1
;
Student
PSEA
Men
Resi-
1, 2,
3, 4;
4.
Phi Sigma Pi 2,
Vice President
4,
Science Club 1, 2,
President 3; Maroon
4;
3,
2,
3,
&
Gold Sports Staff 3, 4; Swimming 1; Student
PSEA; Who's Who in American Colleges and
Universities.
KARL KENT SHEAFFER
PAULA MADELINE SLICK
Blnomsburg, Pa.
Biology
Forest City, Pa.
Day Men's Association
Council
1,
2;
PSEA; Men's
3,
4;
Spanish
Men
Alpha Psi Omega
Intramural Sports
Residents'
3; Student
2,
1, 2.
Association of Resident
lish
Women
Club 2; Spanish Club
1,
1, 2, 3,
2, 3;
Eng-
Secretary 3;
PSEA 1. 2; Women's Intramurals
Gamma Sigma Sigma 3, 4; "Mademoiselle"
Student
1;
College Board Representative.
CHARLES
THOMAS HERBERT SMAIL
Alpha Phi
Men
Social Studies
ers 3;
2, 3,
4; Student
Pa.
PSEA
Residents' Council 4; Bloomsburg PlayStudent PSEA 2, 4; Maroon
Gold
&
Managing Editor
4.
1.
DEBORAH LOUISE SMITH
DONALD RICHARD SMITH
Williamsport, Pa.
Northumberland, Pa.
Social Studies
Mathematics
Association of Resident Women 1, 2,
Proctor 2, 3; Science Club 3; Student
3,
CGA Customs Committee Member 3, Awards
Committee 2, 3; Men Residents' Council 1;
Alpha Phi Omega 2, 3, 4; Student PSEA 4;
Varsity Club 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Men's In-
4;
PSEA
1, 2, 4.
tramurals
CGA
SMITH
Mathematics
Wyoming, Pa.
Omega
C.
Haneys Lake,
RICHARD THOMAS SMITH
DENNIS ROBERT SNYDER
Shamokin, Pa.
Geography
Berwick, Pa.
Earth and Space Science
Election Board Committee 3; Men Resi1, 2, 3, 4; Gamma Theta UpsiPSEA 4; Men's Intramurals
dents' Council
Day Men's Association
1; Circle
K
1,
2, 3,
Club 3; Student
4; Chess
PSEA
Club
4.
lon 3, 4; Student
1,2.
JOSEPH FRANCIS SNYDER
CHARLES WILLIAM SORBER
Frackville, Pa.
Shickshinny, Pa.
Mathematics
Mathematics
Athenaeum Club 1, 2; Bloomsburg Players 2,
3; International Relations 4; Science Club
3: Student PSEA 4.
Day Men's
PSEA
4;
Association
1,
Men's Intramurals
2,
3,
4;
1, 2, 3, 4.
Stud
1, 3, 4.
JOHN RICHARD STEIDEL
LINDA CLAIRE STAHL
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Social Studies
Pottsville. Pa.
CGA
Decoration Gimmittee 3; Orientation 3;
Hospitality 2: Association of Resident Wom-
Social Studies
Student PSE.\ 4; Varsity Club 1: Swinuning
Team 1, 2, 3. 4; Men's Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.
Governing Board 2, 3. 4; In1, 2, 3:
ternational Relations 2, 3; Student Christian
Association 1 : Student PSEA 1, 2, 3, 4.
en
KATHRYN FRANCES STEPANSKI
JAMES WILLIAM STLTRM
Dushore. Pa.
English
Hazleton. Pa.
Biology
CGA
Orientation Gimmittee 2; Association of
Resident Women 2, 3, 4; Sigma Tau Delta
4; Bloomsburg Plavers 2, 3: Maroon and Gold
Feature Writer
2, 3:
Student
PSEA
Phi Sigma Pi
4: Science Club 1, ProVice-President 3; Student
4; Men's Intramurals 1, 2.
2,
gram Chairman
PSEA
3.
2.
Wom-
4:
en's Intramurals 2.
JOSEPH LA^AIAR SUPSIC
Sha
Pa.
Social Studies
Day Men's Association
PSEA
1,
4; Men's Intramurals
THOMAS P. SWITZWER
3.
2,
4;
Student
Milton. Pa.
Social Studies
1, 2.
Student PSE-\ 4: Football
CHRISTINE
JAMES EDWARD TAMECKI
Men's Intramurals
1;
Student
PSEA
1. 2, 3.
MAE TETER
German
Day Women's Association 1; Association
Resident Women 2, 3; Athenaeum Club 1,
German Club, 3. 4. Secretary 3. President
Physics
2; Chess Club
Christian Association 4: Student
Track
Zion Grove. Pa.
Mount Carmel. Pa.
Athenaeum Club
1:
1,
4;
Student
1, 2.
PSEA
SUSAN JANE TREASTER
PlvTnouth, Pa.
Reedsville. Pa.
Mathematics
Mathematics
CGA
Orientation Committee 2, Pep Committee
Social Improvement Organization 2, 3, 4,
Treasurer 2; Student PSEA 4: Varsitv Qub
2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4;' Cross
O'untrv Manager
College Concert Choir
Christian Association 2;
3,
4;
3,
4;
Student
PSEA
4.
Llewellyn, Pa.
Social Studies
Mathematics
Day Men's Association
2,
2,
Student
WILLIAM FRANKLIN TROUTMAN
Catawissa. Pa.
tramurals
1,
3.
DAVID ALAN TROUT
Omega
4;
4.
WAYNE DAVID THOMAS
3;
of
2;
4; Alpha Phi
Student PSE.\ 4; Men's In-
1, 2, 3, 4.
1, 2, 3,
Alpha
Phi
Association
Qub
2, 3.
ball 2.
Omega
3,
4;
Student
Christian
1, 2, 3; Student PSEA 4; Varsity
4; Basketball Manager 2, 3; Foot-
DIANE MARIE TURLEY
MARY JEAN TURSE
Alden, Pa.
Spanish
Hazleton, Pa.
English
Association of Resident
Women
naeum Club
1; Spanish Club 1,
Student PSEA 1, 2,
urer 2;
Club
1, 2,
3; Athe-
2, 3, 4;
4;
3,
Treas-
Day Women's Association
3; Student
PSEA
3,
4;
English Club
3, 4.
German
2, 3.
JOSEPHINE
MARY URBAN
JUDITH
Mathematics
Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Athenaeum Club 1; International Relations Club
4; Student
PSEA
MARY VINESKI
Troy, Pa.
Sugarloaf, Pa.
Social Studies
3, 4.
Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4;
Student PSEA 1, 2, 3, 4; German Club 2, 3,
Treasurer 3; Harmonettes 1, 2; Proctor 3;
CGA Hospitality Committee 2, 3.
FRANCIS JOSEPH VIVINO
Mt. Carmel, Pa.
Social Studies
Day Men's Association
Association
Intramurals
2,
3,
1,
ROBERT JAMES WITZEL
4;
Veterans'
PSEA
4; Men's
3,
2,
4; Student
Aristes, Pa.
Mathematics
1, 2.
Phi Sigma Pi
&
1,2.
4.
JOHN ROBERT WITCOSKI
DANIEL EDWARD WOLFE
Shenandoah, Pa.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Chemistry
Social Studies
Gamma
Science Club
3,
3; Student Affiliate
Theta Upsilon 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi
President 4;
Pi
Kappa Delta 2,
President 4, Vice President, Corresponding Secretary 3; Debating Club 1, 2, 3, 4;
Corresponding Secretary 2, President 3; International Relations Club 4, Student PSEA
4; Who's Who in American Colleges and
2, 3, 4;
Men's Intramurals
ACS, President
1, 2,
4.
3, 4,
Universities.
GARY EDWARD WOLFE
JUDITH FRANCES WORTLEY
Herndon, Pa.
Levittown, Pa.
German
Men
Residents' Council 4; Student Christian
Association 3; Student PSEA 4; German Club
3, 4; Men's Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.
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4.
Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; College Concert Choir 1, 2;
French Club 2, 3; Spanish Qub 2, 3, Secretary
3; Student PSEA 4; Maroon
Gold staff
CGA Committees: Social Recreation 1, 2; Husky Lounge 1, 2; Decorations 2; Dining Room
Committee 2, 3; Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4; Bloomsburg Players 2; Stu-
4,
PSEA
Harveys Lake, Pa.
French
Levittown, Pa.
English
PSEA
Student
LINDA WILLIAMS WILSON
DOROTHY ELOISE WILKES
dent
2, 3, 4;
Mathematics
Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4;
Junior Representative 3; Concert Choir 1, 2,
3; Student PSEA 1, 4; Gamma Sigma Sigma
3, 4; Women's Intramurals 1, 2.
VINCENT
WRIGHT
J.
Benvick, Pa.
Earth Science
Alpha Phi Omega
Band
CGA
1,
3; Student
MARY LOUISE Y-^lVIULLA
JAMES HARRY YOUNG
Hazleton, Pa.
English
Upper Darby, Pa.
Pep Committee
4:
2.
4;
3,
PSEA
Maroon & Gold
4.
Social Studies
Association of Resi-
dent Women 1, 2, 3, 4; Governing Board
Junior Representative 3; "B" Qub 2. 3. 4;
Plavers 1; English Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Student
PSEA 4; N'e«-man Club 1, 2, 3.
Varsity Club 2,
2, 3, 4;
3,
S«-imming
4; Football 2, 4;
1,
2,
3,
Track
4; Student
1,
PSEA
4.
JOHN JOSEPH ZARSKI
CAROL ANTOINETTE YOUPATOFF
Shenandoah. Pa.
English
Garfield. X. J.
Men
French
Association of Resident
Women
French Club
4; Harmonettes 2.
1,
selor
3;
3;
1, 2,
Residents' Council
Club 4; VarsiU- Club 2.
4; Football 3, 4; Track
3; Coun-
Student
PSEA
DAVID
R.
1.
3.
2. 3, 4;
English
4: Student PSEA
2, 3,
4; Proctor 4.
ZEISLOFT
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Spanish
Day Men's Association
4; Spanish
1, 2, 3,
Treasurer 2; Student
Intramurals 1, 2.
2, 3. 4;
PSEA
4,
Qub
Men's
JEAN M. ZELONIS
Levittown, Pa.
Spanish
Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Athenaeum Club 1; Spanish
Club 2, 3, 4, President 3; Student PSEA 1, 3,
4.
JEAN
A.
HELEN H. ZEVAS
ZEXKE
Bethlehem, Pa.
Scranton, Pa.
German
Mathematics
CG.\
1W«
Representative
College Council
Member 1, 2. 3, Pep Committee 1, Hospitality
Committee 1, 2; Association of Resident Women 1, 2, .3, 4, Secretan. 2, President 3, Student Advisor 4; Governing Board 2, 3, 4;
Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Recording Secretary 4;
"B" Qub 2, 3, 4; Student PSE,\ 4; Who's
Who
in
1,
2;
American CoUeges and
CGA
Orientation Committee 3; Student
2,
4;
3,
tramurals
German Club
2,
3,
4;
PSEA
Women's
In-
3.
Universities.
77
Mary
Steckel teaches
discriminaspeech
tion with the use of
an auditoi7 training
unit while doing her
clinical
practicuni at
Selinsgrove
School.
Elizabeth Kichline is shown presenting a flannel-board
lesson while student teaching at the Selinsgrove State
School.
Graduate student Fred Crowl uses
the oscilloscope to analyze a pure
tone in the new Voice Science Lab-
^
^
oratory at Blooinshurg Slate College.
Seminar-size graduate classes provide
the students with many opportunities
discuss theory and exchange ideas
with the professor and with other members of the class.
to
State
MARY ALICE BUSH
JOANNE MARIE COUGHLIN
Springville, Pa.
Easton, Pa.
Speech Correction
Speech Correction
Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3; Sigma
Alpha Eta 1, 2, 3, 4; College Concert Choir
1,2,3; Student
PSEA
4.
Association of Resident Women 2, 3, 4, Junior
Resident Advisor 4; Sigma Alpha Eta 3, 4;
Student PSEA 4; Women's Intramurals 2, 3.
CONNIE LEE DONAHUE
ELLEN CZAJKOWSKI
Andalusia, Pa.
Speech Correction
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Speech Correction
Association of Resident Women 1,
ma Alpha Eta 1, 2, 3, 4; Student
2,
3;
PSEA
Sig
4.
Association of Resident Women 1, 2,
International Relations 2, 3; Student
2, 3, 4; Vice-President Huski Club 3.
3,
4;
PSEA
LAWRENCE CHRISTIAN
GLOECKLER
ANTHONY H. DOOLEY
Rockledge, Pa.
Special Education
Wilmington, Delaware
Speech Correction
Sigma Alpha Eta
1,
2; Student
3,
PSEA
CGA Men's Representative 3; Men Residents*
Council President 4; Alpha Phi Omega Sec2, Vice-President 3, 4; Student PSEA
4; Basketball 1; Track 2; Men's Intramurals
Social Improvement Organization
1,
3;
2,
President 3; Who's Who in American Colleges
4; College Concert Choir
4;
Madrigal Singers
retary
2, 3.
and
Universities.
DIANA
EDWARD N. GRUBB
Danville, Pa.
Special Education
Day Men's Association
Eta
4;
2, 3,
4; Circle
K
3,
2,
Club
4;
dent
Vice President
Student PSEA 4.
RICHARD CHARLES HELLER
MICHAEL H. HOUSEKNECHT
Berwick, Pa.
Special Education
Saint Clair, Pa.
Special Education
Day Men's Association
pha Eta
2, 3,
1,
4; Student
2,
3,
PSEA
Sigma Al4; Golf 2, 3,
4;
Council for Education of Exceptional Children
Student PSEA 1, 4; Veterans' Association
2;
1.
LOLA M. HUNSINGER
FRANCES ELIZABETH KESSLER
Berwick, Pa.
Special Education
Speech Correction
Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Athenaeum Club I, 2, 3, Secretary 4; Council for
Education of Exceptional Children 1, 2, 3, 4;
Student Christian Association 1, 2; Student
PSEA
80
4.
HADESTY
Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3,
Alpha Eta 3, 4; Athenaeum Club 1,
Sigma Alpha
2, 4,
College Concert Choir;
P.
Shamokin, Pa.
Special Education
Robesonia, Pa.
Sigma Alpha Eta 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Christian
Association 1, 2; Student PSEA 4; Harmonettes 1; Junior Resident Advisor 3, 4.
PSEA
4.
4;
Sigma
2,
3; Stu-
ELIZABETH JANE KICHLINE
JOHN STANLEY KLINE
Allentown, Pa.
Special Education
Speech Correction
Frackville, Pa.
CGA
Hospitality Committee 3; Council for
Education of Exceptional Children 1, 2, 3, 4;
Student Christian Association 1, 2; Amateur
Radio Qub 3; Student PSEA 4; Association
of Resident Women 1, 2, 3.
Sigma Alpha Eta 1, 2, 3,
& Gold Band
2; Maroon
2; Student
DANIELLE IRENE KOURY
PSEA
CHRISTIE
Pottsville, Pa.
Resident
of
Women
Sigma Alpha Eta 1, 2, 3,
4; Sigma Alpha Eta Queen
4;
General Chairman
Men's Intramurals
A.
LUPTON
Williamsport, Pa.
Special Education
Special Education
Association
4,
1;
4.
1,
2,
Student
3,
4;
PSEA
CGA
tion
Social Recreation Committee 4, Decora1, 2; Association of Resident
Committee
Women
3.
1,
ceptional
3,
2, 3; Council for Education of ExChildren 4; Gamma Sigma Sigma
4; Student
PSEA.
JOYCE ELIZABETH MIKA
JAMES RICHARD MILLER
Stillwater, Pa.
Clearfield, Pa.
Special Education
Speech Correction
Day Women's Association
1, 2, 3,
4;
pha Eta
PSEA
3, 4.
1, 2, 3,
4; Student
Sigma
CGA Husky
Al-
ity
Lounge Committee 1, HospitalCommittee 1 Athenaeum Club 1 Council
;
;
Education of Exceptional Children
Maroon & Gold Sports Writer 1,
4; Wrestling 1; Student PSEA 4.
for
3,
4;
1,
2,
2,
3,
DIANE RUTH MUSHRUSH
SUZANNE MILLER
Catasauqua, Pa.
Speech Correction
Havertown, Pa.
Special Education
CGA
Recreation Committee Secretary 3;
2, Social Recreation Committee 3; Association of Resident
Women 1, 2, 3: Sigma Alpha Eta 2, 3, 4; Maroon & Gold Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Student PSEA
4; Women's Extramurals 2, 3; Who's Who in
American Colleges and Universities.
Awards Committee Chairman
Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3; Counfor Education of Exceptional Children 1,
2, 3, 4; President 4; Harmonettes 1, 2, 3, 4;
cil
Student
PSEA
4.
CLAREEN ANN OBERLIN
GRACE LOUISE PERKINS
Lewistown, Pa.
Kingston, Pa.
Special Education
Speech Correction
CGA
Pep Committee 2; Association of
dent Women 1, 2; Sigma Alpha Eta 2,
Maroon & Gold Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice
dent 3; Student
PSEA
Resi3,
4;
Presi-
4.
CGA
Committees: Orientation 2, 4, Hospitality
Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 4,
Proctor 1, 2; "B" Club 4; College Concert
Choir 2, 4; Council for Education of Exceptional Children 2, 4; Debating Club 1, 2;
Student
Student Christian Association 1;
4;
PSEA
PATRICIA ANN PISZEK
4;
Maroon
&
Gold
1, 2, 4.
KATHRYN LEWIS SHARROW
Danville, Pa.
Special Education
Scranton, Pa.
Speech Correction
CGA Hospitality Committee 2; Association of
Resident Women 2, 3; Sigma Alpha Eta 2, 3,
4; College Concert Choir 2, 3; Student PSEA
Day Women's Association 2, 3, 4; Council
for Education of Exceptional Children 2, 3, 4;
Student PSEA 2, 4; Women's Extramural Bas-
4.
ketball 2.
MARSHALL HAROLD SIEGEL
BARBARA ELIZABETH SHORE
Williamsport, Pa.
Special Education
Lock Haven, Pa.
Special Education
CGA
CGA Awards
3, 4;
burg Players 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, 3; Student PSPIA 4; Maroon
Gold Photography
Editor 2, 3, 4; Pilot Photographer 4.
Orientation Committee 2; Association of
Resident Women 1, 2; Sigma Alpha Eta 1, 2,
Bloomsburg Players 3, 4; Student PSEA
Committee 3, Dining Room Committee 3; Sigma Alpha Eta 1, 2, 3, 4; Blooms-
&
1, 2, 4.
LOIS JEAN SILKROSKI
JO
CGA
Dining Room Committee 3, Decoration
Committee 3, Furniture Committee 2; Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4; Sigma Alpha Eta 1, 2, 3, 4; Student PSEA 4.
ANNE
SILL
Cooperstown, N. Y.
Baden, Pa.
Speech Correction
Speech Correction
Association
of
cation
of
PSEA
3, 4.
Women
Resident
Sigma Alpha Eta
1,
2,
3,
4;
Council for EduChildren 1; Student
3, 4;
1, 2,
Exceptional
MARY JENNINGS STECKEL
WAYNE G. SMITZ
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Speech Correction
Carlisle, Pa.
Day Women's Association
Special Education
Alpha Eta
Council for Education of Exceptional Children
2, 3, 4; Student PSEA 4; Veterans' Association 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Men's Intramurals 2, 3.
PSEA
2,
3,
4;
Sigma
Student
Speech Correction
SHARON
Nanticoke, Pa.
Day Men's Association
Alpha Eta
E.
2,
CHARLES WILLIAM WERNER
WEED
West Wyoming, Pa.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Speech Correction
Special Education
CGA
Hospitality Committee 1; Association of
Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4; Council for Education of Exceptional Children 1, 2, 3, 4;
Maroon and Gold Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Student
"
Men
Eta
Residents'
1,
2,
3,
4;
Council 1, 2; Sigma Alpha
Council for Education of ExStudent PSEA 4.
1, 2;
ceptional Children
4.
SUSANNAH
E.
JANET ARLENE WORRELL
WILSON
Saylorsburg, Pa.
Special Education
Elkins Park, Pa.
Special Education
CGA
Social Recreation Committee 2, 3; Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4; Governing Board 2; Sigma Alpha Eta 1; Council
for Education of Exceptional Children 1, 2,
56
1,
President 3;
4,
WILLIAM ALBERT TURLEY
CGA
3,4.
3,
Hershey, Pa.
Speech Correction
3, 4; Athenaeum Qub 3;
Student PSEA 4;
Decoration Committee
4; Student Christian Association 1, 2.
3, 4;
2,
RANDY L. TULLI
Sigma Alpha Eta
PSEA
1,
4.
Student PSEIA 4;
Gamma Sigma Sigma
Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4;
Council for Education of Exceptional Children
3, 4; Student PSEA 4; Women's Intramurals
Association
1,2.
of
3,
4;
3;
Student
Football
2,
1,
PSEA
3;
2,
3,
4;
Sigma
4; Varsity
Swimming
1,
2,
Club
3.
ANN
JOSEPH MICHAEL
KI.NSLOE \VTATT
Lewistown, Pa.
Berwick, P
Speech Correction
for
Special Edu.
Men's Association 1, _. .,, ^..^^ot
Education of Exceptional Children 2.
4;
Student
]
Association of Resident Women 1, 2.
Proctor 2, 3; Sigma Alpha Eta 1. 2.
Executive Council 3. 4: Student PSEA
3.
3.
4;
4.
4.
PSEA
3,
4.
In 1963 Bloomsburg State College initiated a Liberal Arts and Science pro-
gram. This year we are graduating four students who have accelerated in
this division and who have completed their course requirements in three
Along with the expansion of Bloomsburg State College, there has been a
steady increase in the number of students enrolling in the Liberal Arts and
Science division. In future years the
OBITER
a larger proportion of the students at
THOMAS EDWARD
can look forward to including
Bloomsburg
in this section.
RICHARD HENRY FULMER
CO^^*i
Berwick, Pa.
liberal Arts Social Studies
Mount Carmel, Pa.
Liberal Arts
Dav Men"s Association
um' Club
3.
French Club
Staff
4;
1,
1.
English
2.
3,
—
— English
4;
4; AthenaeClub 1, 2. 3. 4;
2,
3.
Olympian
:
1. 2, 3. 4.
BRUCE
I.
CGA
Assembly Committee 2, 3; Day Men's
Association 1. 2, 3, 4; Alpha Phi Omega
2, 3, 4; Circle K Club 1, 2; International
Relations 3. 4; Maroon and Gold Band 1.
LAWRENCE JOHN SPLITT
SHOEMAKER
Kulpmont. Pa.
Languages
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Liberal Arts Phrsics
—
Day Men's Association
3.
4.
Liberal Arts
Day Men's
Club
1;
—
Association
Student
PSEA
1,
2.
2;
Athen.
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
BLOOMSBURG STATE COLLEGE
BLOOV.SBURG, PENNSYLVANIA
This spring and
summer
burg State College students
will witness the
graduation of the
first
Blooms-
achieve the Bachelor of Arts degree. They
to
represent a mere handful of individuals most of whom are completing their
programs by means of acceleration. These individuals are to be congratulated on an attainment which will serve them admirably wherever they may
be headed
in
life.
program, the
first
(Since next year will be the fourth year of the degree
sizable
group
While a program of studies
will not
__^^
^"^^^
be graduated until that time.)
may or may not differ significantly in depth from
a teacher-education program, the Bachelor of Arts degree represents universally and traditionally
a different kind of
in the
Arts and Sciences Division
achievement than Bachelors degrees in teaching or other professions. The B.A. (or A.B.) degree, whether
terminal or
preparatory (to careers in business, industry, research, graduate study, law, medicine, etc.)
suggests a somewhat wider
range of academic subjects,^ in lieu of the teacher-preparation courses required for the
B.S. in Ed. degree. Accordingly
education courses are not permitted within the 128 credit hours for the Bachelor
of Arts degree at Bloomsburg.
In the Arts
and Sciences curriculum
Bloomsburg, the student follows one of three different general areas of
the Social Sciences, or (3) the Humanities. Within each of these areas
many specific "majors" are constantly being developed as new course offerings are instituted.
All students in the
Division of Arts and Sciences are required to take at least one year of
Mathematics, at least one
concentration:
(1)
the Natural Sciences,
at
(2)
year of a Natural
Science (Biolog)', Physics, Chemistry, or Geology), and a modern Foreign
Language through sophomore level (Spanish
201-202, French 201-202, German 201-202, or Russian 201-2021.
There are currently about 270 students enrolled in the Arts and Sciences Division,
and with the expansion of Bloomsas a multi-purpose institution and with increasing local
awareness of the universal significance of
the Bachelor of Arts degree, it is anticipated that the growth
of the program will be increasingly rapid in the years
burg State College
ahead.
in
Again, congratulations to the small proud class of '66 in the Division
of Arts and Sciences.— the
Bloomsburg's history!
ALDEN BUKER
Director of Arts and Sciences
84
first
of
its
kind
:
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
BLOOMSBURG STATE COLLEGE
BLOOMSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA
On June
9.
1960. the State Council of Education of the
of Pennsylvania authorized the
program
of graduate studies
and
Bloomsburg
Commonwealth
State College to
to confer the
inaugurate a
Master of Education degree.
Graduate courses for students desiring to secure the Master of Education
degree in Business Education, Elementary Education, English, Speech Cor-
and Special Education for the Mentally Retarded are now offered
by the College. The program is operative within the framework of policies
and curriculums developed and approved by the Graduate Council of the
rection,
College.
Courses are offered during summer sessions and the academic year for both
improve
full
and part-time students desiring to
their professional competence.
The dedication of the College to the success of this endeavor is but another
community and to improve the status of the teaching profession.
step in the continuing effort to serve
the academic
The need
for professional education for teachers extending
by educational leaders throughout the United
beyond the undergraduate
States. In recent years the
taken positive action to improve instruction in public schools by
level
has long been recognized
Pennsylvania State Council of Education has
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 which provide salary differentials for holders of Master's degrees in the
maximum
salaries give additional recognition of the value of graduate study.
The program
of graduate studies at
competency of teachers
Bloomsburg State College has
in Pennsylvania.
To
as
its
form of higher
primary purpose the increasing of the
achieve this purpose, the following specific objectives, as they relate to
the individual student, have been developed
1.
2.
To provide opportunity for advanced study
To provide an opportunity for developing a
which the teacher
3.
4.
5.
better understanding
expected to assume an increasing important
of
the
culture
of
may be
To develop
a
our society
—a
society
in
role.
To encourage independent thought and initiative and develop problem-solving ability.
To provide an incentive for continuing professional growth.
To develop a basic understanding of research methods and techniques so that reports
education
6.
is
in a selected field of specialization.
of research in the field of
correctly interpreted and evaluated.
more comprehensive understanding
of the teaching and learning process.
Robert C. Miller
f^^>^^M^
Director of Graduate Studies
85
Fellow Graduates:
Time has passed
transversely
ly
we have
left
Bloomsburg has
time.
this
in material things
spirit
end our college days
swiftly to bring to an
Bloomsburg. During
left
its
at
imprint;
our imprint on Bloomsburg, not necessari-
but in the spirit of
human
endeavor. This
has only been sparked during our four years at Bloomsburg.
One must remember
that
commencement
a beginning;
is
we now have
a foundation, and
it is
up
to
each one of us to build for the future, not only for ourselves but for others. The social, educational,
and worldly values we have obtained during the past four years iiave served
leaders of the great society. This society
ready for
this challenge.
For the
first
is
waiting with open arms, and
life,
let
to
mold us
into
future
that the Class of '66
is
we have done nothing but take and receive.
be able to contribute of ourselves: we will be able to
come when we will
own manner. It is my sincere wish
cover your particular success and fulfillment that
take of
feel
third of our lives,
Finally, the turning point has
pattern our lives in our
I
is
life's
that each
and every one of you
alone to give. But, as
will dis-
we advance and
par-
us not forget the friends, associates, and memories acquired at Bloomsburg.
On behalf of the
Norman Hilgar, for
Senior Class,
I
would
like to take this opportunity to
thank our
class advisor,
Mr.
his valued assistance this past year.
In closing, on behalf of
all
the class officers,
us the opportunity to serve you.
-^ood
luck,
Anthony Cerza
ident
I
would
like to
thank you, the Class of
'66. for giving
Something new,
something old.
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CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE OF
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION
SECONDARY EDUCATION
BUSINESS EDUCATION
Emma, Raymond
J.
Flynn, Donald J.
Grasley, Sheldon W., Jr.
Johnson, Gary D.
Kasander, Michael
Keck, Marcia E.
Loucks, Susan K.
Prosseda, Jan A.
Scott, Susan A.
Search, Bonnie L.
Stull, Mary A.
Swetland, Sandra B.
Baynham, Marilyn
James H.
Jones, Vivian K.
Kerlish, John W.
Knoll, Elise E.
J.
Miller,
Beninsky, Stanley
Mistal, Cecelia
William S.
Brumley, Roger G.
Buck. Edward G.
Burnett, Susan K.
Button, Marilyn E.
Conner, David F.
Fischler, Idy C.
Fogarty. Rosemary
*Frantz, Irene A.
Garrison, Robert L.
Gregory. Paul F.
Hinkle, John R.
Kubert, Joseph P.
Long, Thomas A.
Marks, Daniel L.
Martz, Donald E.
Masich, George A.
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
Bolitsky,
Behm, David K.
Billett,
Thoma, Warren E., Jr.
Treese, Matthew A.
Angotti, John J.
Ash, Karen E.
Baker, Lois J.
f^66
Long, Diane
Mayer, Marie
Bradish, Rita
Colarusso, Mary R.
Colarusso, Mary Ann
Mensch, John P.
Mesavage, Joan
Dubbs, Michael F.
Evans, Joan
Francis, Marjorie
Geary, Charlotte K.
Greenly, Dale W.
Hanna, Cecelia M.
Hedberg, Edith I.
Miller,
Anne M.
Donna L.
Priolo,
Pamela A.
Robb, William D.
Rondelli, Cecelia J.
Topolski, William E.
Monika W.
Mary
J.
Wyatt, Ann K.
Youshock, Joseph M.,
P.
Teter, Christine
M.
Turley, Diane M.
Wilkes, Dorothy E.
Zelonis, Jean
SPEECH CORRECTION
Thomas
J.
Kisatsky
*Cum Laude
**Maena Cum Laude
Sharrow, Kathryn L.
Steckel,
Tom
Tamecki, James E.
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
Whiting, Joy D.
SPECIAL EDUCATION
Kichline, Elizabeth J.
Koury, Danielle L
Mika, Joyce E.
Perkins, Grace L.
Switzer,
Gretchen Letterman Crist
Dorothy M. Hyde
*Johnson, James L.
Donahue, Connie
Rimsha, Ruth A.
Robbins, Georgianna
Sandra J.
Sadusky, Paul C.
Sebastian. Paul C.
Sheaffer, Karl K.
Slick, Paula
Russell,
M.
CANDIDATE FOR MASTER OF EDUCATION
Michelson,
Vizachero,
Eugene M.
M.
Ohl, Stephen H.
*Paul, Dazimae R.
Paul, Mary Lou
Jr.
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:
Fellow Classmates
I
would
like to
felt
my
extend to you
The presence
successful year.
congratulations for a very
of the Junior Class has indeed been
throughout the college campus. Our Homecoming float was an
indication
of a
good year
to
come. As the year progressed, we
found we were not wrong. Whether
activities,
or the special highlight
we
it
all
was
social events,
awaited,
athletic
—the Junior Prom,
—the year has been marked with achievement.
I
would
also like to extend
my
sincerest personal thanks
Robert D. Warren, for his untiring effort in aiding the
commendation
Finally,
I
all
I
feel
to
our class advisor, Dr.
the officers should also receive
for the excellent job they have done.
would
like to
thank you, the Class of
been a rewarding experience and one that
May
and appreciation
class.
I
will
'67, for the
remember
honor of
ser\'ing as
always.
your future years be as successful as the one we have shared
Sincerely,
R.
Thomas Lemon
/?7Kc(PfY-CL^
President
this year.
your president.
It
has
&^
OFFICERS
SEATED, lejl
T.'
,-6l
to right: L.
VanSaders, Secretary;
Lemon, President; B. Salvino, Women's Repre-
sentative
;
STANDING,
lejt
to right:
S.
Boston, Treasurer;
R. Lobus, Vice-President
Absent:
J.
Cortese, Men's Representative
I
suppose you're
all
wondering why
I called this
meeting.
We're proud we pledged.
--.«u^,
1^
WVre
going
to
do
it
this
way, see?
Dear Classmates,
I
would
president
like to
— an
represent the
thank you for the honor of serving as your class
honor which
This position gave
untiring efforts
with
me
I
Sophomore Class
made
me
did not take lightly in attempting to
fairly.
an opportunity to observe and work with
these projects successful.
My
many
dedicated classmates, whose
thanks are extended to those classmates
who worked
throughout the year.
In addition,
guidance
is
we were
fortunate to have Mr. Theodore Shanoski as our very helpful class advisor. His
deeply appreciated by the class of '68.
Sincerely yours,
Tom
Free
^^^
President
My kingdom
for a horse!
:
^n£4Awef€
Fellow Classmates
We,
the Class of '69, have experienced our first year at B.S.C.
From the time we first assembled as a Freshman
we have progressed greatly and can be proud
which we have set.
Our
Class until today,
of the
standards
activities of Orientation Week, which
As freshmen, we awaited HomecomiRg Day with
great enthusiasm. The Homecoming Day Parade was a huge success, and the freshman class was well
represented by its float. In February we had our freshman dance, "Hearts Holiday," and participated
in the Co-Ed of the Year Contest. These events were made possible by all of you who supported the
class officers. Finally, our freshmen athletes have contributed so greatly to our college sports program
first
initiated
achievement was the manner in which we accepted the
us from college frosh to college freshmen.
that we, as freshmen, should be very
I
would
like to take this
ness, consideration,
importance
proud of them.
opportunity to thank our class advisor, Mr. Robert M. Jordon, for his kind-
and helpful advice. His influence and guidance throughout the year was of great
to the class.
Also, thank you, the
members
honor and privilege for
me
of the class, for your total cooperation and support.
to serve as
It
your President. Best of luck always. Class of
has been a great
'69,
always look back upon our freshman year with pride and dignity.
Sincerely,
Frank Mastroianni
*=^^c?0^^:i.'>t^
President
//V ^^Z^^^i^'i>'^<-<2^yiyyuy
and may you
F%.
actcuitcea^
!
98
It's all
over!
!
tatco«t.
Wow!!
Football players!
99
Mr. Gerald Weales (center)
and the Name Game."
lectured
on "Arthur Milltr
SPRING ARTS FESTIVAL
April
22 through May 2
The Spring Arts Festival was held this
year from April 22 through May 2. Various cultural groups were represented on
campus
nightly.
Hall were
New York
BLOOMSBUR6 STATE COLLEGE
lection.
1965
^
100
Conductor David Blum directs the Esterhazy Orchestra.
some
On
exhibition in Waller
of the paintings
from the
Living Arts Foundation's
col-
Mr. Howard Nemerov (center), a noted contemporary poet, poses
with two members of the Spring Arts Festival committee.
Mr. Jack Bookbinder
speaks about "Art Of
This World" during
one of the evening
performances.
Mr. Earle Spicer preprogram of
a
sented
songs ranging from the
to
Ballads
Elizabethan
Earh" American
Music.
.\dventures In
Square
"Lear
YMC\
Folk
Choreography" was given by the Lincoln
Mr. Mark Mason director.
Theatre,
^6^
Blondes DO
have more fun!
^
^7tam€' S*ftent^iHW€«€t
SfieeccU S^ttent^tat^KC^
Melina Bailes Espanoles does one of his
dance numbers which made the program a real success.
Jose Molina from Jose
intricate
Halo Wines and Chris Sarandon, members of the National Players,
appeared in Moliere's "The Miser".
Proving to be a great success, Russian-bom Nila Magidoff appeared before a combined assembly speaking on life behind the Iron Curtain.
Little Angels", lovely Korean girl dancers, are shown
performing in their colorful, exotic costumes.
"The
103
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AU
Nighter
t6,
f965
A
Sell Out.
.
Let's
•06
Hang On
.
.
Berkoski
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7Hi44. SoKclfi^
Sen/&o^^
^omecomiKf 2cce€H f965
A
ready hello,
personality are
Berkoski,
all
a
warm
the
Homecoming Queen,
This attractive co-ed
in the
in
is
and
smile,
attributes
a
of Miss
winning
Sandra
1965.
a Junior at
BSC. She
is
Elementary Education curriculum, majoring
Geography.
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(IN
SAKINI
COL.
WAINWRIGHT PURDY
III
CAPTAIN FISBY
OLD WOMAN
OLD WOMAN'S DAUGHTER
THE DAUGHTER'S CHILDREN
^:f5
MR- SEIKO
MISS HIGA JIGA
MR- KEORA
MR. OSHIRA
Howard Kearns
Larry Remley
ANCIENT LADY
VILLAGERS
Martha Siemsen
Alberta Harabin
Lisa Hopkins
Paul Hilgar, Virginia Thompson
ANCIENT MAN
MR. HOKAIDA
MR. OMURA
MR. SUMATA
Larry Gerber
Ann Shepherd
James Worth
David Wenner
Mary
Jerry McBride
LOTUS BLOSSOM
CAPTAIN McLEAN
James Waltei
Moody
'l^^Mtfte St^nii
DIRECTOR OF THEATRE
DIRECTOR
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
Dr. Melville Hopkins
Michael
J.
McHale
Robert D. Richey
BUSINESS AND PUBLICITY
Amy J. Short
ASSISTANTS TO THE DIRECTOR: STAGE MANAGERS ..
Ann
G. Shepherd, C. Blair
PRODUCTION SECRETARY: PROMPTING
PRODUCTION COORDINATOR
CHOREOGRAPHY
"First one to throw other out of ring
il4
.
Hartman
Barbara Kiner
.
Marshall Siegel
Gary Bloom
is
winner.'
Steff^n
James Edwards, James Walter,
Terry Moody, Larry Gerber,
James Worth, David Wenner, Jerry McBride
LADIES' LEAGUE
James Edwards
Terry
PM.
ORDER OF APPEARANCE)
Henry Fetterman
Albert Roger
SERGEANT GREGOVICH
^965
Deborah Evans,
Louise Eyster, Nancy Bricker
Barbara Shore
Tom
Curtis
•'She
explains,
boss,
that
black
cloth
remind us of
winter ..."
want to know exactly what you've accomplished here
from the moment you arrived."
"I
The
The ceremony with an imaginary cup
of tea
villagers
come
to see the
progress
made on
their teahouse.
7^
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/4 ^O^HCcUf
(^ofwefi "^^za
Octc^ 2^, 29, 30, f965
^//5
PM.
^/ieatne SUifi
BOB McKELLAWAY
MARY McKELLAWAY
TIFFANY RICHARDS
OSCAR NELSON
DIRK WINSTON
Rapella
Nancy Chamoni
BUSINESS MANAGER
William Kelly
Howard Kearns
A—I
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DIRECTOR OF THEATRE
PLAY DIRECTOR
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
Larry Remley
Ann Marie
don't want to,
B
—
I
don't
Dr. Melville Hopkins
Robert D. Richey
James McCubbin
Michael
J.
McHale
STAGE MANAGER
Barbara Kiner
PROMOTION
HOUSE MANAGER
Carla Overhiser
want
to,
C
—
I
don't want
Alana Matter
to.
m
— and
you're not going anywhere with anybody
Oscar— dear Oscar— it's
lovely to see you.
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I
thought only horses could skep standing
up.
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on..
70A^
T^ou
TOM
'lOw^. S^^Uie4^Steane
ORSINO
SEBASTIAN
Larry Gerber
Lynn Roccograndi
Brian McLernan
ANTONIO
SEA CAPTAIN
VALENTINE
Fred Harris
CURIO
Jean Benefield
TOBY BELCH
ANDREW AGUECHEEK
MALVOLIO
SIR
SIR
Bruce Hopkins
Tom
Curtis
Randall Martin
FESTEl'
Glen Landis
OLIVIA
Carole
VIOLA
Janice
MARIA
QUEEN
MAID-SERVANT
DeWald
Feimster
Iva Klingaman
Martie Siemsen
Carol Gesalman
James Riggs
Fred Harris, Fred Kressler
AND ATTENDANTS
Fred Harris
Fred Kressler. Gary Kase, Nancy Bricker, Carol Gesalman,
Ruth Campbell, Mary Steffen
Dr. Melville Hopkins
Michael
J.
McHale
James McCubbin
BUSINESS MANAGER
Robert Richey
ASSISTANT TO THE DIRECTOR
Carole Murphey
ASSISTANT TO THE TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
Dianne Talcott
Vincent Marion
FABIAN
PRIEST
OFFICERS
LORDS, SAILORS,
Wynne
Robert
DIRECTOR OF THEATRE
PLAY DIRECTOR
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
STAGE MANAGER
HOUSE MANAGER
CHOREOGRAPHY
BOOKHOLDER
UNDERGRADUATE ASSISTANTS:
Jon Ackley
Jan Feimster
Larry Remley
Carole
Tom
Murphey
Curtis
Martie Siemsen
Brian McLernan
Alana Matter
Ann Marie
Rapella
Carol Gesalman
1
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'Pe^'tu^iftc^
23, 24, 26,
f966
^/ie
(IN
^.fS
PM.
St^
ORDER OF APPEARANCE)
HELEN POTTS
HAL CARTER
Martie Siemsen
Lynn Roccograndi
OWENS
BOMBER
MADGE OWENS
FLO OWENS
ROSEMARY SIDNEY
ALAN SEYMOUR
MILLIE
Karla Klinoff
Wynne
Robert
Gail
Bower
Sharon Bergeron
Sharon Repp
Jon Ackley
IRMA KRONKITE
Ruth Campbell
CHRISTINE SCHOENW ALDER
Carole
HOWARD BEVANS
Go peddle your
Murphy
Larry Remley
papers!
Ok-
DIRECTOR OF THEATRE
PLAY DIRECTOR
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
MANAGER
STAGE MANAGER
BUSINESS
PUBLICITY
HOUSE MANAGER
Dr. Melville Hopkins
Robert D. Richey
James McCubbin
Michael
Tom
J.
McHale
E. Curtis
Barbara Kiner
Alana Matter
Look, Seymour, I don't
—
FIRST
ROW
(lejt
to
Elementary Education
cial Education
SECOND
ROW
right)
Gilbert
Ann
C.
G. Smalser—
Gockley—Spe-
John D. Nattras— Secondary Edu-
cation
7C^4^d
^^ /4^HOH^ StudCHt^ CH
FIRST
C.
ROW
(lejl
—
to
right)
Lawrence
Gloeckler Special Education MarK. Laughlin Secondary Educa-
lene
—
tion
SECOND ROW
John
S.
Mulka—EleMann
mentary Education Judith E.
Secondary Education
—
ST
ROW
Cecelia
M. Mstal— Secondary Edu-
cation
SECOND ROW
Sandra
John R. Hinkle
cation
fi^Keniccut ^UHu/ten^itce^ okcC
FIRST
ROW
r/e/t to
right)
—Secondary Education
Salus — Secondary Education
Hollem
I
Joan A.
SECOND ROW Donna M. Boris—Elementary Education Gary
Secondary Education
W. Horn
(^M£e<^
Ruth A. Rimsha— Secondary EduJ.
Russell
—Secondary
—Secondary Education
Education
—
ROW (lejt to right) Diane R. Mushrush
—Special Education John R. Witcoski— Secondary Education
SECOND ROW James P. Seybert—Business Education Donald R. Beltz— Secondary Education
FIRST
7{//ia^
70^
/4moK<^ Stude^tt^ ut
FIRST
ROW
(le\t
lo
right)
—Secondary Education
— Elementary' Education
Zenke
retts
SECOND ROW
ondar>'
Jean A.
Ann
Sha-
James M. Ayers— SecEducation Paul D. Snyder
Business Education
FIRST
ROW
(lejt to
Secondarj- Education
right): Sally R.
Brennar—
Mary Ann
Dowd— Secondaiy
A.
Gass— Secondary
Education
SECOND
ROW
74^Kentccut 7i9U(AenAitce4.
FIRST
ROW
ih\l to right) Michael A.
—Secondar>' Education PrisciUa
Bangor— Elementary Education
SECOND ROW Kenneth G. CromweU
—Secondary Education Judith E. Andrews— Elementary Education
Bonacci
a^ (^^Me<^
Barbara
Gross— Secondary
— Business Education
Education Judith
Anthony J. Cerza
J.
Education
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they came to sec B.S.C. students?
our photographer was drunk?
128
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a close shave
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.
,
LINDA BARTISH
on^fa^tc^atcoKA
COMMUNITY GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
BLOOMSBURG STATE COLLEGE
BLOOMSBURG. PENNSYLVANIA 17815
Fellow Students,
Having had the opportunity of serving as President of the Community
Government Association during a momentous period of our school's history,
I am aware of our reflection on changes during a time of conflicts
and
crises throughout the world. The growth of our College was a contributing
factor influencing the need and occurrence of these changes.
The increase in recreational activities and facilities, the reviewing and
updating of college policies, the movement towards student responsibility,
Freshman Orientation, the revision of the Community
Government Association's Constitution, and the developing of rapport among
the reorganization of
the different governing bodies have highUghted the 1965-66 College year.
Name Entertainment moved into the foreground of our
"The Four Seasons" and the "Lettermen" paved the way
Big
social activities
as
for future con-
certs.
I
believe that one of the
more important contributions we students have made
of the Standards Committee. This enthusiasm for student enforcement
of
rules
year was the establishment
and regulations indicates a mature
in the last
student body and proves to be conducive to better respect and understanding between the administration
and ourselves.
To guarantee such progress, we must create new ideals,
we have this year by unresting interest and dedication.
As our school year commenses,
initiate
new programs, and support
these developments as
marks the beginning of a richer life and a future of unlimited opportunities. My
words embodied in a quotation once made by Emerson: "This time like all
we but know what to do with it."
it
feelings can best be expressed through the
times
My
is
a very good one
if
personal appreciation
is
extended to the administration for their guidance and understanding in our forward
who have contributed much time and energy when executing their specific
pursuits, to the officers of College Council
.duties, to the
members
members of College Council for their interest and cooperation during this challenging year, and
Community Government Association who have unselfishly supported and participated in our
of the
to all
social
activities.
My work with the College government has been a most rewarding challenge. In retrospect, there are always areas
where more could have been accompUshed; however, since there is no end to the paths of progress,
we must pass
this challenge on to those who follow.
The opportunity
to serve as
your president has been a deeply gratifying privilege.
Gil Gockley
^cmw€iHit€fr (Sjo^fennmeHt /444^ciatcoH
Dr. Paul Riegel
Celie Flahaity
—Advisor
— G^iresponding Secretary
^^
Dan Guydish
—Vice-President
CLASS REPRESENTATIVES
AND PRESIDENTS:
SEATED
Renzis,
S.
to right): T. DeHarper, B. Salvino, A.
r/e/«
Smalser.
Worth,
J.
Rapp, F. Mastroianni, T. Free, T. Lemon, A. Cerza,
Dr. R. Warren.
STANDING:
J.
Cortese, F.
R. Hess,
^<^/i
(^otttmOUe^,
RUU3
fOHCbr
foil's: s»A
Lejt to right:
atawmmm.
—
F.
Clarke Awards
mobile; J: Perry
SITTING: G. Bosak,
STANDING:
J.
C. Perrin
Arlotto
— Decorations
Committee;
M.
Committee;
Fitzpatrick
— Hospitality Committee
S.
— Blood-
Derr— Pep Commitfee.
—Dining
Room Committee;
S.
Flaherty— Assembly.
right: S. Bracken — Freshman Orientation Committee; D.
— Big Name Entertainment; E. Slusscr— Election Committee;
Cerza — Communications Committee; T. Taft — Freshman Orienta-
Lejt
to
Guydish
T.
tion Committee.
Left to right: B. Berger, M. Mellinger, F. Milauskas
Social Recreation Committee; B. White— Fire Drill.
I
1^
/4d4^ciatcoK o^
resident
All
of
this
women
organization.
are members
The Executive
Board coordinates the business and
programs of the
The
ciation
cases,
to
it
entire
Association.
Judiciary, presided by the Asso-
Vice
rules,
President,
reviews
all
and regulations referred
by the Executive Board. The two
Residence Hall Councils and the
off-
campus Residence Council co-ordinate
the business and programs of the respective Residences: West Hall, East
Hall, and the off-campus Freshman
Houses. All of these groups work together to carry on cooperative govern-
ment and high standards of
in<;
SEATED
r/e/(
to
J. Trimble,
N.
Clough,
right):
C.
Good. STANDING:
M.
Sunaoka,
L.
M.
Cusati,
Geiser,
Kowalski,
M.
Malick, M. Sauers.
C.
SEATED
(left
to
right):
Miss
Ellamae
Jackson, Dean of Women; K. Dean, President; Mrs. Lucretia Kinney, Advisor; Mrs.
Betty Cooper, Advisor; L. Sunaoka, Vicepresident.
STANDING: S. Thomas, Treasurer; M. Siegel. Social Coordinator; A. Griesemer, Secretary; M. Chrismer, Proctor Coordinator;
S. Updegraff,
J. Zenke, Student Advisor;
Proctor Co-ordinator, K. Leffler, Senior
Representative; N. Kneer, Senior .Representative; P. Zelner, Big Sister Co-ordinator.
ROW
1
(left
to
right):
A.
Chapman,
J.
Mearns, P. Zelner, F. Kessler, P. Bangor, S.
Shepherd.
2: A. Templin, J. Coughlin, T. Niering, L. Washevich, Mrs. Williams, J. An-
ROW
drews, C. Frey,
ROW
J.
Salus.
3: M. Horn, M. Harper, C. Ripa, L.
Moyer, K. Eckert, A. Smalser, R. Major, C.
Atherton, B. Robinson. Missing: G. Moy-
amon"
the resident
social liv-
women.
1 SEATED (hU to right): Mrs. Hoke, Resident Advisor. J. Miga, Vice President; M.
Molacavage, R. Namet, D. Redwinski, D.
WolL
STANDING:
P. Zastawney, T. Taft, Social
J. Custer, B. Chandler,
Chairman; D. Boone,
B. Raney, President;
S. Berkoski, Secretarj--
treasurer.
SEATED
(lejt to right): Mrs. Cooper, ResiAdvisor; Mrs. Kinney, Resident Advisor; J. Sklanka, J. Llewellyn, Secretarytreasurer;
M. Burns, Vice President; J.
dent
Filo,
B. Joyce, Social
Chairman; M. Reck-
ard. President.
STANDING:
H. Saulesbury, M. Komarc, S.
Mundrick, B. Strieker, J. Konsur, J. Hansel-
SEATED (left to right): B. Ross, President;
D. Kennedy, Social Chairman; M. Wilson,
Secretary-treasurer; A. Skerbetz, L. Harris.
STANDING: B. Lowe, C. Danneker, B. McCulchen, M. Ferguson, S. Schohl, R. VanHorn, L. Campbell, G. Bower, K. Hanzlik,
H. Schriun.
Missing: N. Strauss. Vice President; A.
Emiliani, J. Fenton, I. Paulukonis, E. Jerman, K. Pearson, P. Branch.
THcH
1^ea£eCeHU'
ROW
ONE: P. Zenyuh, A. Shoop, D. Ball,
C. Perrin, J. Dellos, R. Jackson.
C. Tomlinson, M. Heitz, G.
Learn, C. Bixler, J. Yocum, C. Shupe, G.
ROW TWO:
Freed, L. Ward, R. Goldthwaite, Mr. Shaffer,
advisor.
OFFICERS
ROW ONE:
dent;
L. Gloeckler, Presi-
Dean Hunsinger, advisor;
SECOND ROW:
R. Letcavage,
Vice President; H. Winkler, S.
Bashore, Treasurer; S. Boston,
The
Men
Association
to
Residents'
is
Secretary.
organized
promote the
general
welfare of the male
resi-
dent students both on and
off
campus.
COUNSELORS
SEATED: K,
Crofnwell,
M.
Whitelock,
Bonacci,
T.
J.
Morgan,
Mulka,
J.
J.
Fazzari.
STANDING:
R.
Harvey,
Troutman,
138
S.
R. Buckno, R. Letcavage,
P.
Zenyuh,
Bashore,
M.
Zarski,
Heitz.
J.
W.
.
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it
mv wav
or else
1
So vou found us
Would vou
.
.
belie\e we're locked out too?
Gee, did you really?
?
139
'Da^ THeK^
/4^44^ccatcoK
With Dr. Ralph Herre
the
advisor,
Day Men's
as their
Associa-
meets as an entire body
whenever circumstances arise for
tion
them
to
plans
for
and
discuss
these
formulate
commuting men
and the college community.
men
non-resident
All
automatically
become members upon
registra-
tion for the first semester. Areas
and lounging have
studying
for
been
provided
social
rooms
where
their
them
for
of
meetings
During the past few
Day Men's
ed
$75
the
in
Science
Hall,
are
years,
held.
the
Association has award-
scholarships
who have met
the
to
students
qualifications
prescribed by the Faculty Scholarship Committee.
OFFICERS
r/e/«
to
right):
J.
Gotaskie, Presdent; A. Yanishak,
Vice President; J. Kwasnoski, Secretary;
Dr.
Herre, Advisor M.
Smith, Treasurer.
X
At
i40
^^
That makes 3 class cuts for Mike today.
last
the day
is
over.
^acf TOomcK^ ^d^MciatcoH
So
that's
what
I
was supposed
to read.
Would you
'^M
Day Women
believe he gave us a quiz?
ride again
111
OFFICERS
ROW ONE:
Vaughn. Treasurer; R. Lunger, Secretary.
Ernest, Sophomore Representative; J. BafOe,
M. Barrel!, Vice President; Miss M. Mac Donald,
ROW TWO;
President:
Advisor.
The Dav Women's Association consists of all
women of Bloomsburg State College,
including commuting women and those living m
non-resident
the town
of
Bloomsburg. From the association a
10-member governing board with 2 representatives
from each class is chosen. This board carries on a
program to promote the welfare of the group.
The Day 'Women's Lounge is located in Benjamin Franklin Building.
C.
M.
^V
^'"^>sN
;:,.
onager
^
ACTIVITIES STAFF
ROW ONE
(left to right):
G. Summers, T. Firestine,
S.
House-
worth.
ROW TWO:
R.
Martin— Editor,
J.
Feimster, C. Cobb, K. Bowen,
B. Kiner.
SITTING: K.
STANDING:
ORGANIZATIONS STAFF
SITTING:
L.
STANDING:
M.
Banish— Editor.
L. Berr>-, P. Bom,
Siegel, C. Michael.
B. Leta,
M. Remich,
M. MeUinger— Editor.
Murphy, E. Dietrich.
Solliday,
C.
FRATERNITY STAFF
SITTING:
L.
STANDING
Houtz, Editor.
(lejt to
man, T. Walters,
A
S.
right):
M.
Harris, J. Williams, J.
J.
W
Morgan.
TYPING STAFF
^^r STAFF
SEATED.: M.
Schultz,
STANDING:
P.
Head
Paulus,
typist,
S.
M.
Cruz.
McQuiston, M. BradweU.
'<".
R. Be
That had
to
be a surprise shot.
145
TH^mooH
€UtcC
(^oid
The Maroon and Gold is the college paper,
published weekly by a student staff with the aim of
keeping the student body informed of the CTirrent
happenings on campus. Its motto clearly states its
purpose: "For campus News and Views." Along
M&G
with the reporting of events on campus, the
contains editorials dealing with the students' opinions.
tion
also
It
publishes routine items of informa-
from the administrative
office.
Mr. Richard Savage, Advisor; and William Howells, Editor.
NEWS
STAFF:
ROW ONE
(lef
(left
to
right): T. Labelle, J. Feimster,
D. Hippenstiel— Managing Editor,
Brandau
ROW TWO:
!46
S.
Avery, S. Clarke, A. Matter, V. Marion,
J.
Dunn.
M.
Cavallini, J. Pious, B. Hopkins, B.
ORCULATIOX STAFF:
ROW ONE
(Ujt
to
right): J. Faktovich, K.
Brown— Manager,
R. Hart
man.
ROW TWO:
P. Walters. D. Bvrne. G. Durilla.
ADVERTISING AND BUSINESS STAFF:
—
Hileman Advertising Manager, M. Moyer, R. JacksonBusiness Manager, missing: D. Hamilton, K. Adams.
B.
ART STAFF:
— Director,
R. Benyo
E. Rhoades.
FE.\TURE STAFF:
ROW ONE
(left
to
right):
S.
Fecher,
J.
Gers— Editor,
B.
Winch.
ROW TWO:
H. Swank, H.
missing: L. Remley, L. Houtz.
Keams,
J.
Ackley,
R.
Benyo,
147
SPORTS STAFF:
ONE: P. Allen,
ROW
I.
Zablocky, D.
Wroblewski, G. Yacina-
Editor.
ROW TWO:
W.
Derricot,
M.
Christina, G. Schirm.
Missing: R. Buckno, L. Swisher, J. Zarski.
PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF:
J.
TYPING STAFF:
ROW ONE (left to right): L. Westley, K. Kisenwether.
ROW TWO: K. Elliot, J. Ackley-Coordinator, G. Morris.
COPY STAFF:
^^- Chapman-Editor,
ROW ^n
TWO: \^\T''
A. Matter, ''r.'"^^"'D. Woll, M. Matuella, B. Brandau,
Cavallini, S. Clarke, C. Berninger.
43
M.
McBride, M. Siegel— Editor, D. Carmody.
Olcf»»tfricut
The Olympian
is
a literary
magazine which gives the students a
chance to express their creative writing abiUties.
tains
students'
writers.
It
literature
is
It
not only con-
works, but includes material by well-known guest
published annually in order to stimulate interest in
among
the B.S.C. student bodv.
OFFICERS:
K. McLaughlin, Chairman of Editorial
Board; G. Schirm. Editor; Mr. W. Roth, Advisor; K.
Mover, Art Editor; L. Slack, Assisant Editor
ROW
ONE (left to right): S. Briddle, L. .McDonald,
K. McLaughlin, G. Reinaker.
TWO: H. E. Bernatonis, C. Swank, .N. Bower,
ROW
M. Kester.
ROW THREE:
D.
Beaulieu,
P.
Hackenberr)-,
Brvant.
ROW FOUR:
ROW O.NE (left to right): G. Welker, L.
Palman Circulation Manager, L. Van Sad-
—
ers.
K. Mover.
ROW TWO:
K. Elliot, S. Engstrom, R.
Benvo, E. Rhoades. D. Gerhard.
THREE: M. A. Kamin^ky, D. Beaulieu, D. Freebv. Business Manager.
ROW
A. Harabin, A. Ulsh,
.M. J. Harris.
C.
Mr. Myles
J.
Anderson
—Advisor
Samuel Bashore
Fred Stoicheff
The
F;7o/,
— Business Manager
published an-
nually by and for the stu-
dent body,
of
a handbook
is
information
concern-
ing Bloomsburg State College.
Included
in
this
handy guide are the Constitution
of
the
Government
Student
Association,
short summaries of vari-
ous organizations naming
their
officers
and spon-
sors, a schedule of events
on campus, college cheers
and songs, locations of
various places on campus,
and other information of
interest
burg
to
State
all
Blooms-
College
stu-
dents.
FRONT
BACK:
150
(lejt to right): C. Bryner, S. Hoffecker, C. Pirmann, A. Ulsh.
A. Shoop, Assistant Editor.
—Editor
•iV
/4m€ite€€n.
^adca
^£a6^
The Amateur Radio Club consists of
who are interested in the art of
Amateur Radio Communication. Requirestudents
ments for admission
an interest
C/e/t
to
right)
M,
Hutnick, D. Gotshall
Miller,
P.
Scarpino
(left
Piatt,
(advisor)
to
T.
right)
Scott,
E,
Mr.
Radio Communica-
a desire to be a
and
satisfactory
a
"Ham"
operator,
academic achievement.
The
club's
tions
and explanations of radio theory and
in
munication.
STANDING
into the club include
"Ham
tion,"
practice
KNEELING
in
activities
the
include
operation
of
demonstra-
radio
com-
^^^^Uated /4*HmitMH
^AemcccU
/4^4^occ€itcoK
The newest organization on campus,
the
Student Affihated American Chemical Asreceived
sociation
To he
of 1965.
a
its
charter
in
the
fall
member one must be a
Physical
Science major with good academic standing. Interested members must
first
apply
at
National
the
ACA
head-
yuarters and meet their requirements before they can
be accepted into the local
branch. The American Chemical Association
is
a
national
merous branches
Tliis
field
Dr. N. White, D. Wolfe— President, D. Beltz— Program Chairman, Dr. H. Lanterman— Advisor, J. Studlick— Acting Secretary— Treasurer for A. Calisto. .46sent:
STANDING
(h]t to right): Mr.
R. Selk, L. Doletski, N. Lindemuth, D. Bobita, Dr. N. White,
P. Kukuchka, B. Niccol, Dr. H.
Lanterman, D. Wolfe, D. Beltz.
SEATED:
J.
Studlick.
\
^
^^
'
i
E.
Fenstemacher
— Vice-President.
of
the
nu-
sciences.
had many speakers in the scienand have sponsored a slide rule
presentation.
OFFICERS:
all
year the Student Affiliated Associa-
tion has
tific
organization with
in
^t^enaeuHt
OFFICERS:
SEATED: (leit
I
Advisor
L.
^ROW ONE
^
^^ROW
*^
to
The Athenaeum Club enables students
become appreciative of and acquainted
with
all
classical,
of
types
music
and popular.
appreciation
of
—
An
classical,
interest
semi-
and an
music are the basio
re-
quirements for membership.
ROW ONE
cenaway,
J.
Cleft to right)
:
B. Kelchner, C. Ger-
Adams.
ROW TWO: L. Dictz, G. Austin, B. Wulfret.
ROW THREE: L. Phillips, J. Taylor, R. Cardamone.
^^
^
to right) M. Harper, Treasurer; Dr. A. Buker,
B. Gering, Vice-President; T. Cesarini,
Hunsinger, Secretary.
STANDING;
President;
TWO:
to right): R. Saul, V. Belles
C. Tourney, D. Pucino, R. Giovannini
(left
ROW THREE:
W.
Boston, C. Capece, C. Levulis, A. Albertson.
ROW ONE
(left to right)
Engstrom,
J.
Phillips,
Zielinski,
D.
Klisher,
S.
P.
J.
Houlder
ROW TWO
Batey,
L.
J.
Sprowls, L. Chervenak, M.
Kaschak, D. Wilbum, J. Simcox,
E.
Chitty,
J.
Hoff,
E.
Ash
ROW THREE
C. Ashby, A.
McClure, E. Shock,
S.
Honeg-
ger, J. Miller, J. Pellen
Bloomsburg
provide
Players
experience
for
students who. desire to
all
A
learn theatre arts.
sire to
the
work and
requirements
only
The
necessary.
dent
de-
act are
body
entire stu-
may
partici-
pate in casting and crew
work.
Throughout
the
Bloomsburg
Players present four masohool
year,
jor productions as well as
workshop
plays.
ROW OINE S. Trout, M. Siegel, E. Collier, T. Cerasaro, B. Gering, P. Patterson, N. Scheithauer.
ROW TWO J. Maletsky, L. Lines, B. Lenio, D. Murray, B. Rendelman. C. Gruss.
ROW THREE F. Handy, K. L. Saunders, N. Chamoni, K. Dowse, L. Hellerman, G. Rickards.
154
'PiMfCfU
OFFICERS
SITTING:
r/e/f to right):
J.
Vice-President:
Feimster.
President; J.
Secretan".
McBride.
M. Seimsen.
STANDING: J. Acklev. Treasurer: Mr. R. Richev.
Advisor: Mr. J. McCubbin. Advisor: Mr. M.
McHale. Advisor.
ROW ONE (left to right) M. Steffen, N. Bricker, R. Shirk. A. Repella,
ROW TWO: F. Demnicki, P. Evans, R. Campbell, J. Meiser, D. Prall.
ROW THREE: J. Ritter, M. Cavallini, C. Gesalraan, A. Harabin.
:
I.
T. Curtis.
Klingaman.
C. Murphy, R. Martin, D.
Spiehnan.
ROW FOUR:
A. Matter, C. Overhisher, S. Koser.
^ ROW
ONE
H.
to
(lejt
Houghton,
Keams. A. AronN.
right J:
sohn.
T.
Mc.^uliffe,
ROW TWO:
J.
Hansel-
man. J. Riggs. D. Machamer, M. Geiser, C.
Bowman, U. Marion.
ROW
THREE:
S.
Schwarz. L. Evster, T.
Welsh. L. McClure, K.
Elliot,
M. Lawson,
B.
Nafzinger,
Kiner,
B.
L. Jacobs, K. McGuire.
155
The "B"
Club,
an
organization
ath-
women, serves a dual purpose.
letic
First,
fosters
it
for
a
of
spirit
cooperation and sportsman-
^
A ^
ship
creating
in
interest
in
secondly,
it
com-
in
team and individual
petitive
Such
activities.
archery,
sports
as
badminton,
tennis,
basketball,
golf,
and
college wo-
all
participate
to
greater
provides an op-
portunity for
men
a
athletics;
hock-
field
ey, volleyball, softball,
mod-
ern dance, and water ballet
are
offered
pants.
The
monthly and
point
the
to
sjstem
is
partici-
meets
club
bi-
based on a
awards
with
ranging from class numerals
to
the
member
letter
"B".
When
she then becomes a
recipi-
ent of a blazer.
ROW ONE
(lejt to right): P.
C. Clough, A. Grieseraer, N.
Koerner,
Duke, C.
Gerhard.
ROW TWO:
R.
Skomitz,
C. Dietrich, B. Nafzinger,
B. Spatzer, E. Pinter, I
Pallman, D. Wroblewski.
^
I shot a
birdie into the
a
obtains 1600 points,
—
1600 points blazer winners
A. Rapella, K. Woodrjng.
e^
ROW ONE
(hit to right): J.
Kugler, A. Kleppinger, S. Chambers, B. Ingrams, D. Schiavo, D.
Crav.
TWO: B. Williams, K.
Kappel, A. Kuchta, E. Haven,
,
ROW
M.
Hastie,
M.
Siegel.
^U4Ut€44.
ROW ONE
I
(lejt to right): C. NahoR. Shimko, E. Haven, L. Snyder,
S. Jones, R. Pentz, D. Sulewski.
TWO: R. Damico, P. Canouse, J.
Woytowich, D. Freeby, J. Fritz, F.
Arlotto, M. Lazarchick, C. Wagner.
dil,
ROW
ROW ONE
(left to right): L. Logue,
P. Zastawney, R. Chiki, K. Reifsnyder,
J. Sick,
^
R. Luksa, L. Hauser, E. Morley,
K. Doan, M. E. Madison.
ROW TWO:
C. Kozemko, R. McGinley,
M. Golden, R. Keinkel, E. Kostura, D.
Weaver, R. D. Powell. B. Ash, C. Hack,
S. Empet, A. Mack, V. Campbell, R.
Brosius, L. Summers,
Cruis, L. Sharkasy.
V. Postocki,
M.
^ ** <? r.
^
^ ROW ONE
(lejt to right):
E. Dietric
G. Recla, S. Bird, E. Porosky, S.
Schwarz, T. Pratico, M. Wall, S. Hand,
M. Geiser, A. Shoop.
TWO: R. Skovronski. W. Winch,
R. McCellan. W. Andres, R. Keefe, J.
Nyce, L. Grugan, P. Falk, J. Pegg, R.
Moran, B. Denes, M. Fitzpatrick, J.
Strong. G. Seifert, C. Mowery.
ROW
^ied
SeCuceiU^M.
The Business Education Club is an
open for membership to
ganization
students enrolled in the Business
orall
i
O
^
i?»
9 O
.
O
o'
Educa-
The principle aims of this
club are to become acquainted with the
modem business methods and systems, to
tion curriculum.
develop qualities of leadership, to encour-
age scholarship through contests, to pro-
mote interest and training for organizing
Commercial Clubs in high schools, and to
serve the needs of the Department of Business Education at Bloomsburg State College.
ROW
ONE:
Kopp,
E.
right): C. Ritter, B. Strieker, G. Welker, B. Yoder, C.
G. Morris, S. Burkhart.
Ackley, S. Savage, G. Freed, H. Winkler, L. Endy, T. Salerno,
H. Davies, E. Johnson, T. Chellino.
OFFICERS
SITTING:
C Pirmann— Secretary,
Hoffecker
J.
— Historian,
Filo
S.
—Treas-
urer.
STANDING: Mr. W. Rygiel—Advisor,
W. Post —Vice-President, R. Jackson—'
President.
ROW ONE
(lejt to right)
J. Pellen, C.
:
M.
E. Heitz,
Danneker, M. L. Cantafio,
Hummel,
Schoenerberger,
L.
Brown, M. Armstrong, D. Sparks,
J.
S.
R.
Marks.
ROW TWO:
T. Taylor, L. George, E.
Kearns, J. Trathen, D. Hildenbrand,
Evans, S. Miles, D. Tiley, A. Snyder,
H. Hess, B. Duvo.
J.
wmr
'
(lejt to
Veck,
ROW TWO:
J.
ie^ie44.
e^
The Chess Club
pro-
vides students with an op-
portunity to learn to play
and
chess
their
improve
to
game. The club con-
ducts
ments,
tourna-
regulation
and
members
all
are eligible to try out for
the Chess
SEATED
(le\t to right): L.
Team.
Smith, E. Albertson,
M. Kaschak.
STANDING:
L. Berry, J. Sandel, R.
Depew.
OFFICERS
SEATED
(left to right): E.
— Vice-President.
STANDING: Dr. G.
Treblow — Advisor.
Slusser— Treasurer, B.
Brown— Secretary,
R.
Reed
SEATED
(hit to right) : G. Underwood, L. Hummel, M. Reece.
STANDING:
L.
Latchford, L.
Thomas, S. Stancker, D. Wolp.
160
^
^^
Selders— Advisor,
R.
Scott— President,
Mr.
M.
^Ae^ Te^M
ROW
0\E:
(lejt to right J:
Mr. M.
Treblow,
Dr. G.
Selders,
ROW TWO:
R. Latsha, M.
Reece, R.
Berlin, D. Walp.
L.
Hummel.
ROW THREE:
R. Scott, L.
Latchford, R.
Reed, G.
Underwood.
J.
Sandel. R.
Depew, L.
Thomas.
The Chess Team consists of able members of the Chess Club.
They participate in weekend tournaments and also in the Eastern
Pennsylvania College Chess League. The Bloomsburg Chess Team
current champion of the Eastern Pennsylvania College Chess
League and the Pennsylvania State Chess League.
is
I
wonder when
that ant
jmg
to
move.
(^^MHCU
The Council
work
Exceptional
for
nates the
Children coordi-
of students in the Division of Spe-
Education on campus to gain a better under-
cial
standing of
handicapped
to
any student
who
is
exceptionalities
all
ly
to the gifted.
in the Special
from the specificalMembership is open
Education curriculum
interested in the development of his under-
standing of the problems of exceptional children.
OFFICERS:
SEATED: M.
Earnhart, Secretary; L. Davis, President
Elect; S. Miller, President; P. Elliot, Historian.
Dr. E. Reusaat, Advisor.
STANDING:
ROW ONE
ROW TWO
162
right): C. Ranck, B. Styer, S. Schohl, M. Purosky, C. Coccodrilli, N. Bricker,
J.
C. Gesalman, L. Nester, L. Hunsinger, C. Potter, N. Good, L. Guillory, P. Murray, S. Hunt.
(lejt to
:
^
S*
i
^ROW
ONE
^right)
A.
r/e/f
to
Rosiak,
C.
Washington, M. Houseknecht,
Weed.
Miller, S.
J.
B. Bartuszewski,
B. Politis. P. Dente.
ROW
1^0: W. Smitz,
Y. Cum-, M. Lee, J.
Worrell, S. Wilson. M.
Barrall. M. Reece, S.
Plunkett, K. Sharrow.
ROW ONE
right):
E.
(left
to^
Brunbough,^^
M. Komarc, J. Meyer,
Vaughn, T. Moody,
L. Wes-Iey, P. Warunik,
B. Harleman.
C.
ROW TWO:
furrows,
C.
J.
D. Gross,
C. Dyer,
Hawter, B. Cramer,
Flisock,
Henry,
S.
Mo-
J. Reilly.
/63
"X" eCcd
e^nc£e
"K",
Circle
an
organization
serving the college and the com-
munity,
It
to
affiliated with
is
was organized
foster
among
a spirit
the
dents
is
1961
Kiwanis.
at B.S.C.
of
cooperation
members
of the club
and the college
bership
in
as a whole.
opened
to all
Mem-
male
stu-
who embody high standards
of scholarship and behavior.
ROW
ONE:
(hit to right)
J.
Hess, R. Kitchen,
M. Goldman, R. Dente, R. Hess, B. Williams,
H. Williams
ROW TWO:
D. Yeakel, E. Kocher, R.
Hauch,
D
Fisher. A.
MacDonald,
J.
O'Neill
I
President Misirian leading induction meeting.
^'
.^OFFICERS:
Mr. McDonnell, Adviser;
president: G. Shuey, Secretary; R.
ROW ONE
Seksinsk)', A.
her,
Gerhard,
ner,
i64
to
right):
M.
Yanishak, T. Ging-
R. Philipkoski
C. Bowman, B. ParkG. Depo, T. Houston, E. Cot-
ROW TWO:
er,
(left
M. Devine, G. Stepanski, D.
J.
Nyce
^
J.
Misirian,,
President;
Drumm, Treasu
surer
E.
Grubb, Vice-
ROW ONE
G.
(left to right):
Reinakel. S. Salusser. D. Hauber.
MiUer.
Paulus.
Johnson.
P.
J.
J.
^
ROW TWO:
N. Harris. M. Harris.
R. Benyo. L. Helmer, J. McGinnis.
OFFICERS
Richman.
President:
McCoy,
K.
Kenworthv,
Mr. J.
Hibbard,
(left to right):
Advisor;
D.
Secretary;
K.
Vice-President;
Treasurer.
E.
Fertig.
The English Club
promote
is
an organization founded to
interest in literature
club sponsors' an annual
junction with the Olympian.
the
and the fine
writing
It
is
Spring Arts Fsetival, helping
known
contest
to
con-
bring well-
Through
meetings the EngUsh Club helps to keep
all
The
in
also involved in
guest speakers to our campus.
bers up-to-date in
arts.
its
its
mem-
aspects in the field of Eng-
lish.
ROW ONE
(lejt to right):
B.
Brobst. I. GiUes. R. Judd. T. Zosh,
P. Prince.
ROW TWO:
er,
A.
J. Ambers, M. HowMcClure, P. Bums, P.
Sevbert.
165
^oneK^tc Societtf
The purpose of the Forensic Society is to promote interest in inter-collegiate debate at B.S.C. It
is
affiliated
with
the
Debating
Association
sets as its goals
the formation
actively partici-
of teams that
will
pate in debate with other 'colleges.
open
to all
members
of the college
Membership
community
gardless of previous debating experiences.
OFFICERS: SEATED (le^t to right): D. Smethers, Publicity Chairman; J.
Youse, Varsity Debate Coach; F. Rarick, Secretary; J. Nattras, President.
STANDING: T. Carver, Treasurer; B. Rowett, Vice-President, Miss B. Loewe,
Advisor.
ROW
ONE:
F. Rarick,
Eisenberg,
(65
(lejt to right)
A. Szymanski, D. Smethers,
M. Williams.
Dr. M. Hopkins,
ROW TWO:
J.
D. Quigg, J. Witcoski,
Nattras, T. Carver, B. Rowett.
J.
Youse,
Mr. W.
of,
Pennsylvania Colleges. The society
is
re-
(^enmcut (^iud
The purpose of
ture of the
ly
with
German
little
German Club is to develop
German language and in the
the
dent interest in the
stucul-
people. Meetings are held informal-
English spoken, emphasizing the import-
ance of the student's conversational
ability.
Membership
any student with an interest in using the
German language and a desire to participate in the
is
open
to
club's activities.
'^(M/k (^£cd
OFFICERS (Mt
to right):
Dr. C. Bauer, Advisor;
J.
C. Stagich, Secretary; E. Collier, Treasurer;^
Johnson, Ski-watch; P. Landers, Vice Presi-
dent; Missing:']. Rieter, President.
The purpose
interest
in
of the Huski Club
the sport
of skiing.
is
to foster
an
This club, being
comparatively new here on the campus, provides
an opportunity to promote leadership and to
vate an
interest
in
skiing.
membership include an
related
winter
sports.
culti-
The requirements
interest in skiing
for
and other
Throughout the year the
members of this club receive lessons on skiing and,
when weather permits, they engage in this activity
at
ROW
(lelt to right):
1
D. Machamer, N. Heen,
C.
Scott,
ROW
Kahoe
T.
2: S. Clancy, P.
Walsh, M. Hall
ROW
L. Snyder, J.
3:
Eister, C.
ROW
Green
C. Ruffner,
L. Bojanowski, J. Lead
4:
better.
ROW
1 (left to right)
P. Landers,
N.
kas,
N. Skerbet,
Vachout, V. MajiRiefenstahl,
J.
J.
Schlegel
ROW
2:
M.
Hall,
B.
Mullin, E. Collier
3: M. Wilson, R.
ROW
Conner
ROW
I.o'jx,
168
4: F. Yartz,
T. Eddinger.
C.
^
nearby skiing
resorts.
ROW ONE
(lejt to right):
Gruss, A. Hutz, K. Dean,
Neibert, L. Holic, F. Rarich
TWO: J. Llewellyn,
ROW
C.^
R.
|l|Pi
C.
Marone
OFFICERS: Mr.
Neel, adviser;
Bryant, treasorer; D. Rehkop,
Secretary;
R. Williams, President; E. Carl, Vice-president.
J.
Le Cercle Francais
purpose
is
to
is
a conversational French club;
its
improve the pronunciation and fluency of
spoken French. Twice monthly, throughout the year,
it
has
meetings to help stimulate interest in the language and the
French culture.
ESS!
ROW ONE
(lejt
to
right)
P.
Mesavage, A. Williatns, N. CasJ. VanDurick, G. Wag-
sarella,
I
ROW TWO:
A. Craven, S. Flem-
ing, N. Miller, C. Griffiths.
169
\itenHatco4tcU
^eiatcon^
(^Cu^^
ROW ONE
(lejl to
right): G. Sholley, L. Holic,
M.
T. Cusati.
ROW TWO:
A. Rapella,
M.
Chrisnier. J. Custer, P.
Szvmanek. A. Dunklebarger.
ROW THREE:
J. Hatton, E. Carl, J. Witcoski,
Taylor, L. Gabb, T. Small, M. Harvey.
The
Club
is
International
of developing
among
a greater interest
of national
fairs.
Relations
organized for the purpose
Its
its
members
and knowledge
and international
membership
is
af-
open to
students interested in current
events
and the problems of the
world today.
ROW ONE (iejt to right): D. Maliniak, V. Kratzer, J. Davidson, A. Moltz, C. Coakley. E. Strong.
ROW TWO: E. Andrews, R. Metzgar, R. Benyo, P. Smith, J. Heffelfinger, D. Kam, M. Laudig.
ROW THREE: R. Lechleitener, S. Jones, J. Kugler, A. Kurtz, L. Splitt.
170
J.
As quoted
the
in their constitution,
purposes
of
the
Psychology
Club are "to promote, encourage,
and stimulate sincere
intellectual
curiosity in the field of psycholo-
gy as well
The
club's
as other related fields.
activities
range from
reading plays and films on con-
temporary
tions
art
ROW ONE
OFFICERS:
SEATED:
retar)
;
B.
M.
Treasurer:
President;
^
Moczulski,
W.
STANDING:
Advisor;
Howe. Sec
T.
Roberts
Mr.
S. Litt
Aff,
Vice
President.
ROW ONE
(left
to
right)
Harper, C. Coff.
N. Sorensen. F. Callahan. C.
Mosteller. B. Mullin, M. Barnhart. F. Hagenbaush.
Novak.
S.
ROW TWO:
(left to
J.
T^'O: R. Kashlak.
connec-
on
topics,
such as psychotherapy and
strictly
right): B. Berber, D. Wroblewski. R.
Brown. K. McLaughlin.
B.^ Burrow?. M. Houghton, S.
Mull. P. Budd. D. Kuruna. L. McCurdy.
ROW
their
sions
hypnotism.
Palkendo,
and
with psychology to discuspsychological
—
:
SoccojC ^^Kfinooewent O^fOHifOtOut
ROW ONE
(hit to right)
G. Gockley,
S. Boston,
R. Post,
T. Diehl.
ROW TWO:
L. Viard,
R. Clark,
F. Milauskas,
B.
Denes
Treasurer.
One
of the newest organizations on campus,
formed for the purpose of improving
has
made
itself
well-known through
ers displayed at social activities
bership
is
quirements
OFFICERS:
SEATED:
Dr. -R.
Advisor,
Lomas
J.
STANDING:
L.
Warren-
— Secretary.
Gloeckler—
President.
ROW ONE
(left
to
right)
:^
'^
R. Gibble, D.
Timms, D. Guydish, J. DierF.
Arlotto,
dorf.
ROW TWO:
M. Mellinger,
Turley, W. Hunter, B.
Scnaefer, W. Troutman, S.
Bilyk, R. Jackson.
W.
open
set
to
its
social
SIO had been
SIO
conditions.
various signs and post-
and around the campus. Mem-
male students who meet the prescribed
by the organization.
re-
SfrOMi^ ^(ed
OFFICERS:
Mr. B. Alter— Advisor, E. Boulton— President, J.
Kensur Vice-President, A. Borys Secretary, P.
Mesavage Treasurer.
—
—
—
Could
The Spanish Club
is
an organization of students
who
this be siesta
are interested in developing
and improving the use of Conversational Spanish. The club
an appreciation of various aspects of Spanish Culture such as
ture. Different techniques of teaching
time?
is
designed to develop
art,
music, and
litera-
Spanish are presented and discussed.
ROW ONE: N. Luzi, J. Bowman, D. Zeisloft
ROW TWO: V. Mikell, R. Strausser, J. Mann. K. Schmidt, J. Leadbetter.
ROW THREE: C. Mescavage, J. Hamlen, J. Kenworthy, L. Hellerman.
173
Scdence (^£«d
OFFICERS
ROW ONE
Tazik
(left
— Secretary.
ROW TWO:
—Advisor.
to
right):
B. Scheetz
D.
Moyer—Vice-President,
— President.
J.
^^
Niccol— Program Chairman, Dr. H. Lanterman
B.
Missing: F. Kashamba
— Treasurer,
Mr. T. Scarpino
— Advisor.
Members
are
of the student
interested
in
the
body who
and
biological
physical sciences comprise the organ-
known as the Science Club.
The purposes of this organization are
ization
to
promote a general
fields of science
and
interest
in
all
to create a better
understanding of the sciences. To be-
come
a
member one must
regularly
attend and participate in club activities
and programs. The programs con-
sist
of addresses
science, films,
by noted speakers in
and various discussions
and demonstrations.
ROW ONE
J.
(left
ROW TWO:
P
bridge, R. Shirk.
74
to
right):
D.
Ulrich,^
^
Heiser.
Kukuchka,
J.
Bain-
Student ^AniatcOH
ROW ONE
Meeker,
K.
P. Prince. K.
r/e/t
to
Boyer,
right):
B.
/4^^^4K£atcoH
P.^
Brobst,
Mehner.
ROW
TWO: B. Swartz, K. Fetter, D. Stiener, J. Misirian, D.
Lautenschlager, R. Rissinger, L.
Drumm.
OmCERS: SEATED
(left
to
right): Mr. C. Hinkel, Advisor;
S. Brown, Secretarv;
STANDING: C. Swank, VicePresident; P. Snyder, Treasurer;
H. Swigart, President.
.
The Student Christian Association
Young Men's
Christian
affihated with the
is
Christian Association and the
Association.
This
organization's
^ oung Women's
purpose
follows: "'Student Y's, part of a world-wide Christian
ment, seek to study and work for rich and
and a
in
free
active
and just
society.
fello^vship
They seek
full
no reUgious
belief.
human
to attract
and service persons of
all
confessions, adherents of other faiths, and those
They are committed
to
is
as
movelife
and unite
Christian
who
affirm
encouraging
in-
dividuals in their search for hfe's purpose to confront the
powers and relevance of the Christian
ROW ONE
(left to right I
faith."
^
:^
S. Burkhart,
D. Brzowski,
E. Beck,
E.
B.
Marquardt,
Lowe.
ROW
S.
T\^0:
Zimmerman,
D. Campbell,
H. Frederick,
W. Walters,
W. Maneval.
R. Ruse,
J.
Evans.
175
Student
Beginning under the title of Future Teachers of America
by the National Education Association, the Student Pennsylvania State Education Association has become one of the largest
less
and
organizations on campus.
The purposes
of the Oscar Bake-
Chapter of S.P.S.E.A. are to promote professional interests
activities, to
foster professional education standards,
to strengthen teacher-student relationship.
to all interested students.
Only a few more months
left
Membership
is
and
open
PS.S'^.
^
:
^etenOH^^' /4^4>oclcitco$t
The Veterans' association was
bounded with the following purpose: "To further the spirit of
fraternal brotherhood enjoyed
by
the veterans of the military services
and
to transfer this feeling to
civilian life."
The organization
al-
so helps to keep the veterans upto-date on their
fits
OFFICERS
ROW ONE:
Hess. Treasurer; Mr. J. Whitmer, Advisor;
Domzalski, Secretary"; J. Neiswender, Vice-Commander;
J.
J.
Derricott. Acting
ROW ONE
Horishny,
government bene-
responsibilities.
(\e\l to right)
ROW TWO:
W.
and
(left
M.
Commander.
to
Dubbs.
right):
J.
T.
Rine-
R.
Hors-
^
smith.
ROW TWO:
field, T.
J.
Cino.
Powis.
177
^
(^Ced
ROW ONE
(h\t to right):
W.
man, 0. Johnson. W. Howells,
D. Smith, M. Heitz.
ROW TWO
(lejt
to
right):
J.
J.
TroutDerr,
Mulka,
-M. Mellinger, K. Perr)', K. Adams, G.
Shershen, J. Wise, J. Robinson, H.
Davies, S. Boston, G. Horn.
The Varsity Club
have won
collegiate
a
letter
sport.
is
in
composed of men who
any authorized inter-
Founded upon the
athletic ability, all students
a letter are eligible.
are to
who have
The purposes
basis
of -the club
advance ideals of sportsmanship and
scholarship, to encourage brotherhood and
lowship
among men
promote an
and
to
of
similar
SEATED:
Mr.
Vice President;
STANDING:
Novak,
J.
advisor;
Boelhouwer,
R. Letcavage, Secretary-;
J.
ROW ONE
:
I.
T.
Diehl.
Fazzari, President.
Mr. D.
(left to right)
advisor;
Derr, Treasurer.
J. Carr, J.
Walsh,
Zablocky, L. Centrella, S. Bilyk, G. Stev-
ens.
ROW TWO
(lejt to right): B. Schaefer, B.
Denes, J. Zarski, B. Clemm, R. Harvey, G.
Schraeder, R. Stirmling, J. Lewis, L. Viard.
i78
^
^^
interests,
fel-
to
interest in inter-collegiate athletics,
maintain pleasant athletic relationships
with other educational institutions.
OFFICERS:
of
received
,'>rsr
^€lfUH^OH€tte4^
The Harmonettes
is
comprised of a group of
women who
enjoy singing and are interested in developing musical
and appreciation. Their musical
selections range
Under the
times to semi-classical.
skills
from show
direction of Miss Sylvia
Cronin, the Harmonettes participate in special assemblies,
Christmas and spring programs, and other special performances.
OFFICERS:
ROW ONE:
dent,
S.
M.
Houser
ROW TWO:
Miss Cronin
Gifford—Vice-Presi-
—Treasurer.
C.
Hoffman— Secretary,
— advisor,
— Li-
G. Wagner^
brarian.
ROW THREE:
Swietzer
A
ROW ONE
dell
right):
to
S.
Hicks,
C. Wells.
ROW TWO:
B. Lenio, T. Cerasaro, K.
DeHaven.
ROW THREE:
S.
Keller— accompanist.
B.
LaBar, S. Swietzer.
ROW ONE
(left
to
right J:
S.
Miller.
G. Rickards.
ROW TWO:
S.
Zimmerman.
E. Strine.
C. Eaton.
ROW THREE:
Ekberg
Thomas.
S.
S.
Strine.
— accompanist,
S.
G. McFall.
Bower. J.
S.
Reiff— President,
— Librarian.
S.
Tftadnt^^ ScK^en^
SEATED (lejt to
STANDING (lejt
Under the
selected
right): R. Smith, G. Bower, K. Leffler, J. Space, J. Hoffman, S. Harper
Hartman, L. Smelty, R. Schneider, R. Miller, S. Bergeron, J. Wise.
to right): J.
direction of Mr. William Decker, this group consists of twelve
from the Concert Choir.
A
fairly
new
organization, the Madrigal Singers
were formed five years ago. This year the group sang
traveled to area high schools, and appeared in
New
members
York.
at
many campus
activities,
THett'^
^iee
The Men"s Glee Club was organized by Mrs. William Decker in the spring of
popular
It is open to all men interested in singing and has become quite a
1963.
campus group. The Men"s Glee Club has made singing appearances off-campus
well as
on-campus
this
vear and will continue to do so
ROW ONE r/e/t to right): T. Moody. J. Bradbur>. T.
M. Devine, R. Mourer, R. Wastlev. J. Fabian. R. Miller.
ROW TWO
as
in the future.
Practico. R. Schneider, R. Ruhl. J. Clarke.
J.
Hamblin.
(left to right): L. Smeltz. W. Laepple. D. Dibble. R. Smith. W. SkUlings, T. Bailey,
L. Foran, V. Keeler. R. Yerger, F. Ramonbo. J. Wise.
THREE (leit to right): F. Klock, G. Book. G. Woolcock, J. Walton, B. Albertson, C.
ROW
Ward. D. Helwig, t.
Miller.
(^oacent (^Aocn.
of
The Concert Choir began
Mixed Chorus. In 1954
changed
and
in the fall of
the
to the College Choir, in
name
1956
1936 under the name
of the organization
was
to the College Choraleers,
just this year to the Concert Choir.
The Christmas season
consisted of a tour to three area high schools along with two
concerts on campus. In addition, the Concert Choir sang Handel's
Messiah during a special performance. For this year's
Spring Art's Festival, the choir will sing a program of con-
temporary music.
OFFICERS— SEATED: J. Wise, President.
STANDING (lejt to right): S. Hensel, Secretary;
N. Tryens, Treasurer;
T. Hoffman, Vice
E. Zehner, Robe Chairman; B. Kerstetter, Librarian;
President; S. Bergeron, Librarian.
ROW
i (lejt to right): M. Montgomery, C. Geiser, R. Ehret, S. Hensel, R. Tharp, T. Steidel. B. Nicholas, B. Witman, L. Jones, S. Harper, M.
Siegel, D. Woolcock, T. Ermisch
2: G. Bower, L. Tibbett, S. McHenry, M. Loll, N. Tryens, E. Zehner, P. Shoemaker, S. Swoyer, S.
Bergeron, V. Lesevich, P. Rhoades, M. Maloney, J. Space
3: E. Trace, J. Polega, J. Mulzet, K. Leffler, L. Cressman, C. Shaar, J. Hartman,
G. Kramer, J. Smith, A. Koch, R. Schneider, J. Bradbury
4: T. Hoffman. B. Kerstetter, R. Smith, B. Large, T. Curtis, S. Clarke, C. Bower,
Wise,
L.
Smeltz,
Fabian,
J.
D. Helwig, L. Foran, J. Walter
5: G. Woolcock, J. Hamblin, D. Miller, P. Wilde, T. Chase, B. Albertson,
J.
R. George, J. Windt, E. Austin, F. Klock, J. Fargus, R. Miller, T. Moody
ROW
ROW
ROW
ROW
182
Studt<^
The Studio Band was formed
to
SoKd
provide musical entertainment
community. This band, directed by Dr. Charles
Carlson, makes numerous public appearances throughout the school
for
the college
year.
Membership
for the Studio
Band
is
based on the ability and
desire to attain certain high standards of musical performance.
Good, but
this
ROW ONE
D.
Talcott.
Nallo,
time play the
C/e/(
right):
to
Schnaars, L.
B. Smith, D. Rudisill.
D.
ROW TWO:
W. Zeares. J.
Riggs, D. Carmody, J. Worth,
Dibble, W.
Parker.
R.
Roberts, S. Ekberg. R. Marks.
D.
ROW THREE:
P.
ConstanKlock.
tine. Dr. C. Carlson, F.
^k
Hey, where are the champagne bubbles
TH^^in/^oK
ROW ONE
Barrall,
(hit to right):
M.
Deily,
S.
M.^
Weed,^^
C. Hall, V. Lesevich.
ROW TWO:
S.
Fairchild, S.
Burkliart, J. Strong, L. Smith,
Brobst, W. Rausch,
Stroble, T. Kline.
J.
ROW THREE:
Beahm,
Fisher, C.
Schoenerberger, C.
Pipher, E. AlbertWorth, J. Sandel, R.
J.
D.
Wells,
son,
J.
R.
J.
Roberts.
ROW FOUR:
J.
D. Richards,
Heiser, R. Marks, W. BosDr. Nelson Miller, J.
ton,
Shope,
R. Holly, J. Bainbridge, H. Ebersole, R. Westley, C. Shupe.
The Maroon and Gold provides inusical entertainment not only during the football season, but also
presents various concerts throughout the school year.
It is
under the excellent direction of Dr. Nelson Miller
with Dr. Charles Carlson as co-director.
Well,
are
if
this isn't
Kutztown where
we?
«i'
Does anyone know what we're doing?
and
ROW ONE
I
(left to right) P.
Wohlfort, L. Batey, F. Trevethan, B. Cramer, B. Nafzing-
er
ROW TWO:
Wagner, P.
Mattern, D.
Galbreath, F.
R. VanHorn, D. Bas-
Schuppert,
Carmody,
Yartz,
C.
M.
S.
tress, L. Nallo, C.
Kopp.
ROW THREE:
R. Leahy, V.
Booth, V. Styer, H. Frederick,
ConJ. Hatton, F. Kocher, G.
ner, R. Lobb, J. Riggs, W.
WitA.
Mascavage,
Klink, J.
nier, L. Fryling.
ROW FOUR:
R. Hinkle, L.
Zimmerman,
S.
Benscoter,
Dr. Charles Carlson, B. Williams, C. Gesalman.
I
'
Don't look now, but you're being
followed.
§4^
'«,
t
W'^-tC^S
MAJORETTES:
KNEELING (left
rush, Captain; J.
Hippauf.
right): D.
Mush-
C. Washington, S. HofKennedy, El Roadarmel, L.
STANDING:
fecker, R.
to
Mann, Captain.
^
m^
Luton Houtz
mm.
Fraternities Elditor
^natenHctccA
SEATED:
Mr. McLaughMr.
Selk;
Dr.
Tourney; Mr. Reichard;
Mr. Davenport.
lin;
STANDING:
D. Hollern,
President;
W.
Post,
Secretary;
R.
Rauch, Treasurer;
W.
Kahn, Program; D. Fulmer,
Fellowship;
M.
Alumni
2nd
Fitzpatrick,
Vice
M. Kester,
President; B.
President;
Adm. Vice
Anderson,
Vice Pres-
1st
ident.
Alpha Phi Omega, a service fraternity
men, was founded in 1925 to
for college
develop leadership, promote friendship, and
to
provide service to humanity. The three
main
qualifications for admission are: (1)
Desire
render
to
Satisfactory
service
scholastic
to
others,
(2)
and
(3)
standing,
Past or present Scout affiliation.
The XI
Lambda
Blooms-
chapter was chartered
at
burg in 1963. Mr. Frank Nearing and Mr.
Robert Moyer serve as Scout advisors.
Alpha Phi Omega aids
as
shuttle
service,
in such
town
park
programs
clean-up,
scholarship award, assemblies, registration,
bloodmobile, and town Christmas decoration.
APO
events for
also
its
holds
occasional
members such
Christmas caroling,
social
as a hayride,
and an annual ban-
quet.
'^Ilfe
SEATED:
F.
H.
Gilotti;
Hagenbaugh;
Longenberger;
B.
A.
Bobita;
F.
Basile;
M.
Mehle.
STANDING: R. Schneider;
D. Rund; V. Wright; I. Zablocky; J. Genoa; T. Walters; W. Laubach; R. Clark;
A. Shoop.
SEATED:
J.
J.
Ayers, Public
Relations;
Bradbury; D. Bowman; R. HouseS. Basbore.
J. Brennar;
knecht;
STANDING:
J.
Truman;
R.
Skinher
Landers;
Kowalski.
J.
Perry,
Moyer;
C.
B.
0.
Faleski;
F.
Brunda;
P.
Shotwell;
J.
SEATED: T. Smail;
Korol; P. Constantine;
STANDING:
za;
J.
L.
Yocum;
Potter;
B.
B.
J.
Troutman;
S.
Ackley;
J.
Denes;
S. Jones.
Kerlisb; T. Cer-
W. Kahn;
J.
Ondish; D. Poslock.
SEATED:
Walton;
Scott.
L. Himelrigbt;
L.
Viard;
E.
B. Boose;
Ladamus;
J.
T.
,
STANDING: J. Histed; B. Moul; J.
SprouU; R. Rudy; G. Book; E. Kern;
F. Dute; H. Seidel.
189
m
'kM.^
Luton Houtz, President;
Treasurer
Ann Marie
The Alpha Omicron chapter
3,
Rapella, Vice-President; Absent: Noel Lindemuth, Secretary-
of Alpha Psi
Omega was
organized on campus March
1928, to provide an honor society for those doing a high standard of work in
them the mutual helpfulness provided by a large
work of the Bloomsburg Players.
the Alpha Omicron Cast has presented a series of mental health
college dramatics, to secure for
/ttfiAa.
national fraternity, and to provide leadership in the
In recent years,
The fraternity
Bloomsburg each year.
plays annually as a public service.
entertainers
who
visit
is
active in howling the professional
Ome^
S90
L. to R.: A.
M.
Rapella.; J. Feimsler; L. Houtz,
M. Siemseu; Advisor, Mr. M.
J.
McHale
'PUd^cA
ROW
C.
ONE:
C.
Lawence, D. Spielman, N.
Bricker,
M.
Steffen,
Murphy.
ROW TWO:
Campbell, L. Remley, A. Matter, L. Gerber,
T. Curtis, T. Welsh, J. Ackley, R. Shirk.
R.
'^1
Is
poor pledge tired?
FIRST ROW: J.Hall, Second
Vice President; S. Pickelner,
Corresponding Secretar)'; M.
Malmgren, President;
SECOND ROW:
S. Berkoski,
Treasurer; Mrs. Duck, Faculty Advisor;
R. Raney, First
Vice President; R. Williams,
Recording Secretary.
Absent: S. Plotts, Historian.
SITTING,
Mearns,
Wilson.
left
S.
C
to
right:
Kushinskas,
Armato,
S.
J
S
Got-
shall
.STANDING:
J.
Craun, L. Davis,
quist,
P.
Andrews,
S.
Hammer
Hoplemazian
FIRST ROW:
B. Phillips, L.
Pallman, D. Boone,
S.
Shep-
herd.
SECOND ROW:
S. Scanzoni,
M.
Remich,
Siegel,
M.
L.
Bartish, J. Gross, D. Schiavo.
nRST ROW:
Redline, C. Marone, C. Kowal-
S.
A. Aten.
ski,
SECOND ROW:
M.
sick,
Earles,
B. Salvino, L. Logue, G. Endru-
M. Cruys.
Gafnma Sigma Sigma
is
on
based
the
ideals of service.
members
are the
high
Not only
serving
FIRST ROW:
on the campus, but they
Armstrong,
are active in community
Saurman.
and national
The
SECOND ROW:
affairs.
purpose
of
J.
K.
Crosby,
SoUiday,
M.
S.
D. Schulten,
Houseworth, N. North, P.
Walsh,
S.
Hoffecker,
S.
S.
the
Clancy.
sorority
is
assemble
to
college
and
women
in
university
the
spirit
of
service to humanity.
nRST ROW:
J.
C. Flaherty, R.
Qoak, D. Burbich,
Schneider.
SECOND ROW:
rick, J.
L. Wesley, B. Spatzer, J. MudLlewellyn, L. Von Saders, B. Ingram, D.
Cray.
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ROW ONE, L.R.: E. Hedberg, Corresponding Sec; M. Hardisky, V. Pres.;
ROW TWO: A. Bartlett, Pres.; Mr. John Glasgow, Adv.; R. Biscombe, Trees.
Absent: G. Moyer, Recording Sec.
Gamma
Delta Chapter of
Theta Upsilon, Professional Geographic Fraternity, was chartered Octo-
ber 16, 1931, a year after the founding of the national organization. Today,
continuously active chupter
Theta Upsilon
to
is
among 90
Although
and
it
is
the second oldest
and Canada. The purpose of
as
Gamma
a cultural discipline
and
investigation.
undoubtedly existed on campus, records of only one other
earlier geographic clubs
1926,
States
advance the professional study of geography both
as a practical subject for study
In October,
in the United
Bloomsburg
advisor. All students and
The Geographic Society
of
State
Teachers
College
was
exist.
organized
interested faculty members were eligible.
The group continued to function until the spring of 1940.
A greater measure of academic achievement was required for membership in Gamma Theta Upsilon. As a result, both geography organizations functioned with occasional joint activities for nine
with Dr. H. Harrison Russell as
years. Dr. Russell advised both groups.
Persons
who
travelled in foreign countries presented
were read, a variety of
field trips
year. In earlier days banquet speeches
were enjoyed by
programs.
Student papers and trip
were made, and an annual banquet culminated the
reports
activities
each
were followed by dancing, bridge, pinochle, or "games that
all."
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd and Richard Halliburton, famous adventurers, spoke before the
fraternity and. were made honorary members. A total of 350 students have been members of the
local chapter over the past
33 years.
Besides Dr. Russell, the fraternity has had Dr.
Enman, and Mr. Hopple
as -advisors.
W.
B.
Sterling,
Dr.
Bruce E. Adams, Dr. John
ROW
ONE,
L.-R.:
C.
Kooms,
Mr. Hopple, Advisor, A. Koch,
B. Reiser
ROW
TWO: S. Berkoski, S.
Reiff, J. Fleming, C. Rohr, J.
Fabian, Mr. McClure, Advisor
THREE: L. Banish, B.
Bensinger, R. Smith
ROW
ROW
ONE, L.-R.: D. Strouse, P.
Derr, J. Delkanic, N. Moyer, K.
Mertz
ROW TWO:
R. Bednorczyk, J.
Bower, L. Fryling, D. Pipher, V.
Wright
ROW
THREE: R. Singer, A.
Faust, A. Steiner, R. Gerring, M.
Yekgnchik
195
OFFICERS
SEATED
left
to
right,
A. M. Rapella, Corresponding Secretary;
Jean
Zenke.
Recording
Secretary;
Loif
Judy Andrews, Treasurer
STANDING, John
Witcoski, President;
Gamma
Beta Chapter of
Mr. John Scrimgeour, Advisor, Robert Fisher, Vice President.
Kappa Delta
Pi
was chartered
at
Bloomsburg
lege on February 21, 1931, as an honorary educational fraternity.
this organization is to
encourage high professional,
intellectual,
State Col-
The purpose
of
and personal stand-
ards and to recognize outstanding contributions to education. Eligibility for invitation into
Gamma
on the Dean's
Beta Chapter requires a
List,
full
Junior standing with two semesters
one of which must be prior
to
nomination. The
Gamma
Beta
Chapter holds discussions on educational interests and also publishes the Educational
Forum, which
is
recognized as one of the outstanding educational journals.
It
also
sponsors the annual Toy Dance near Christmas holidays and donates the proceeds of
the dance to charity. Mr. John Scrimgeour
!%
is
the current advisor.
Moyer,
FIRST ROW, left to right, Alan
Handwerk, Mary WoodruH, Edwin Johnjon,
SECOND
ROW
Jack
Shope,
Laird Shively, Robert Holley,
Harold Swigait. Robert Reese
SEATED
leit to right,
Mary
Bar-
Lea Sunaoka. Joyce StudMargaret Bum;, Melanie
Geiser. Jane Pellen
ST.OvDES'G,
John
Kwa=^noski,
rail.
lick,
Edward Carl
OFFICERS
ROW
ONE,
lejt
to right:
John Sanko, Assistant Secretary Treasurer; Grant Stevens. Treasurer;
Ron Jackson,
Secretary; Dr. Carlough, Advisor.
Robert Letcavage, Historian; Larry
Sergeant at Arms; David Huseman, Chaplain.
Absent: Richard Williams. President.
ROW TWO:
The
Iota Chapter of Phi
three-point
for
function:
men who
Sigma Pi was founded on the campus
Leadership, and Fellowship. In
are preparing for the teaching profession, scholarship
fication in the teaching profession. Fellowship
men
President;
Scholarship,
portant role in forming a good teaclier. Leadership
because
Vice
Stout,
is
is
of
Michael
Yehenchik,
Bloomsburg State to fulfill a
honorary fraternity
this national
is
emphasized because of
emphasized because of the need for
its
im-
this quali-
a requisite, with this fraternity as with all others,
are dependent upon each other. All activities are planned to further the three
main pur-
poses of the organization.
At the professional meetings, held throughout the year, a faculty member or a leader in the community speaks on a topic intended to enrich professional interest and understanding in education.
Regular monthly meetings provide time for the transaction of routine business matters. The annual
"Battle of the Classes"
is
a quiz
program, sponsored by
this fraternity,
based on current news events.
Outstanding scholars of the four classes compete against one another before the student body
for
awards and honors.
These things, along with participation in Homecoming events and the selection of the Homecoming Queen, dinners, dances, free tutoring service, outings, a book exchange, and a variety of other
activities are all
intended to
fulfill
the objectives of
growth of the brothers and the student body.
the
fraternity
and
to
further
the
professional
ROW
ONE,
left
to
right:
Mike Mestarick, Charles
L
Schragen, Don Beltz,
Neil Curran, Bob
Zarski,
Ballentine, Jack Mulka.
ROW TWO:
field,
Roger George, Terry Carver, Ken MattBob Cohen, Dave Hibbard, King Perry.
ROW
program given during fraternity initiation. They may not be the
Beatles, but they sure gave it a good
Assembly
try.
Bill
ONE,
Reiter,
left
John
to
right:
Price,
Bob Hinkle, Jim
Seybert,
Gary Horn, Mike Novak, Al
Bruner, Bob Niccol.
Stan Kucharski, Steve Boston, Walt
Kearney, Neil Mussoline, Gil Gockley, Joe Deardorff,
Joe Fleming.
Scarantino,
Ross
ROW TWO;
199
OFFICERS
SEATED: J. Witcoski,
Pres.;
Miss B. Loewe, Advisor.
STANDING:
B.
Rowlett,
Corresponding Sec; J. Nattras, V. Pres.; F. Rarick, SecTreas.
A
charter of the Pensylvania
Deha Chapter of Pi
Honor Society, was granted to
debaters of Bloomsburg State College on March
1963. The Bloomsburg Delta Chapter became the
Kappa
the
19,
Delta, Forensic
second Pennsylvania college, and the 280th chapter of
Pi Kappa Delta, which is the largest of the nation's
collegiate forensic societies.
The
members of the chapter were Judy ApEdward A'Zary, Robert Brann, Dean John
charter
plegate,
Hoch, Dr. Melville Hopkins, William Martin, William
Mattern,
Raymond Oman, Thomas
The first president
Raymond Oman.
Zablocky.
Eligibility for
initiation
of
into the
Peiffer,
the
and Lucy
fraternity
Delta
was
chapter in-
cludes two years of active inter-collegiate debating, a
2.5
average,
and demonstration of the
and forensic zeal.
leadership, loyalty,
Miss Barbara Loewe, Advisor
SEATED:
J.
STANDING:
Youse, D. SmethT.
W.
Eisenberg,
Dr.
M. Hopkins
Mr.
Hoch,
Carver.
Dean
qualities
of
Alan Szymanski and William Harris gather the
facts.
^^
^^ Final
briefing from Miss Loewe,
201
m
OFFICERS
Left
to
right:
B.
P. Snyder.
Merkle. Historian.
tary;
Search, SecrePresident; A.
The Alpha Delta Chapter of Pi Omega Pi was
on the campus of Bloomsburg
officially chartered
State College on
The Division
this
May
28, 1935.
of Business Education has fostered
fraternity to encourage, promote, extend
create interest and scholarship in
commerce;
in civic betterment
to
in colleges:
encourage and
foster high ethical standards in business
fessional
life,
the basis of
Dr. S. Lloyd Tourney,
Advisor
Lejt to right: C. Arraato, VicePresident; R. Williams, Treasurer; T. Cerza, F. Pepper.
202
all
and
and
to aid
and pro-
to teach the idea of service as
worthy enterprise.
ROW
ONE. lelt to right: J. Ackley, J.
Schoenerberger, P. Miller, D. Titey, W.
Post. C. Fox. W. Migliacci.
TH'O: G. Snyder, L. Endy, R. Rauch,
A. Handuerk, H. Hess, K. Broadt.
ROW
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Left to right: D. Tiley. R. Rauch.
erberger, C. Fox.
J.
ROW
age,
J.
ONE,
Filo,
to right: S. Cope, M. SavA. Rapella, L. Stout, M. Arm-
left
strong.
ROW TWO:
len.
D. Bassett, M. Seisee, J. FalR. Kunkle, B. Winch. J. Whitelock.
203
Sigma Alpha
Speech
Eta, the National Pro-
Society
fessional
and
Students
for
Hearing
was chartered
Bloomsburg
at
in
Rehabilitation,
State
College on April 8, 1949, by the Na-
Sigma
tional Executive Council of
Al-
pha Eta.
The aims
to create
of the fraternity are:
and stimulate an
the field of Speech and Hearing;
to
academic
and
relations
partments
with
and
field
activities;
wholesome pub-
other
with
tions interested in
achievement
clinical
(d) to aid in building
lic
(b)
encourage professional growth; (c)
to ensure high planes of
in
(a)
interest in
college
de-
organiza-
local
knowing about the
of speech and hearing rehabili-
tation.
ROW
ONE,
Gifford,
Sec; R.
lejt to right: Mr. Eberhart, Advisor; M.
Rec. Sec; R. Reese. Pres.; A. Pentz, Cor.
V.P.; J. Dolinsky, Treas.
Sitler,
ROW
Boone.
ONE,
J.
lejt
to
Sprowls,
ROW TWO,
lejt
Rynolds, S. Bashore.
ROW
ONE,
lejt
to
right:
J.
Coughlin, M. Molacavage,
TWO: R. Lubinsky, T.
ROW
Thomas.
ROW THREE:
Mrs. Fruit, H.
Zent, D. Wrobliski.
right:
D
S. Sevitzer
to right:
G.
ROW
ONE,
Left to Right: L. Smith,
J.
RampaUo,
J.
Cox,
P. Zelinski
ROW TWO:
Lejt
to
Shanoski;
lin;
Right:
Mary
Ronald
J. Stigora,
A. March, R. Shultz
Reese, President; Kathleen
Secretary; Joanne CoughVice-President
Robert
Griff ord.
Sitler,
ROW ONE, Left to Right: J. M. Basta, E. Chitty
ROW TWO: S. Engstrom, R. Hinkle, F. Kline
ROW THREE: J. Bamo, C. Werner
205
MIKE MELLINGER
Athletics Editor
&
^
^/
"^
(/
ti
Q
RUSSELL
As Director of
of
the
entire
Athletics,
Mr. Houk
intercollegiate
Blooinsburg State College.
ules for each
HOUK
E.
sport
He
athletic
charge
program
at
arranges the sched-
and sees that these arrange-
ments are carried through. Mr. Houk
football
in
is
and wrestUng coach
at
is
also
head
B.S.C., being ex-
ceptionally successful in the latter.
(^aac4e4>
SITTING AT DESK:
Russell E. Houk. Left to right: John Brady,
Douglas Boelhouwer, Robert Davenport, Ronald Novak, Gerald Maurey.
Craig
Robert
Ncirtcm,
'I'lininas
Davies,
Earl
Voss,
BASKETBALL— ROBERT NORTON.
Bob Norton, now
burg State College,
and
A
his abiUty to
in his third
is
Head Coach
year as head coach of Blooms-
game
respected for his knowledge of the
impart that invaluable knowledge to others.
19.53, Bob was
major and played yarsity basketball and
named N.A.I.A. Coach of the Year in 1960-61, 1962-63, and
1964-65. Mr. Houk was an outstanding lineman at Lock Haven
and
later
coached high school football
and Muncv before moving
South Williamsport
at
BSC.
to
graduate of Slippery Rock State College in
a Physical Education
He
tennis.
received his M.S.
addition
In
Norton
at
the U. of Pittsburgh in
coaching basketball and tennis
to
BSC. Mr.
at
a Supervisor of Student Teachers in the Education
is
WRESTLING— GERALD .MAUREY.
Mr. Maurey
1959.
the
Dean
of
Assistant
Coach
an instructor in education and Assistant to
is
Men
at
of Education degrees
BSC. After receiving his B.A. and Master
from Pennsylvania State U., he taught at
Roaring Springs H.S., Pa., followed by a five-year tenure as a
and Psychology Department.
teacher and highly successful wrestling coach at Clearfield H.S.
BASKETBALL— THOMAS DAVIES. Assistant Coach
A native of Pittsburgh. Tom Davies received his B.A.
addition
In
from
Wavnesburg College and his Master of Education degree from
Duquesne University. Mr. Davies has had a number of years in
to
being
an
wrestling team.
high
outstanding
Maurey was a
coach, Mr.
school
wrestling
Penn State's
BSC freshman team to an un-
stalwart performer on
He coached
the
defeated season in 1964-65.
coaching football, basketball, and baseball both in elementary
and secondary schools of Willoughby. Ohio, and in the Army.
SWIMMING—ELI McLAUGHLIN.
Head Coach
Mr. McLaughlin joined the BSC coaching
BASKETBALI^EARL VOSS.
Freshman Coach
Mr. Voss, a native of Wilmington.
faculty this fall as a
partment.
A
member
Del.,
joined the
of the Physical
BSC
Education De-
former captain of the basketball and baseball teams
West Chester
at
where he was an outstanding center for three years on the Ram's
squad and served one year
before coming to BSC.
Alpha Phi Omega
HOUK. Head Coach
FOOTBALL—ROBERT DAVENPORT.
man and
BSC
coaching
high school teams
Vineland. N.
University in
J.
staff,
at
Freshman team
at
to
coming
to
BSC, he
Penn Crest H.S.
BASEBALL—RICHARD MENTZER.
Mr. Mentzer was a
letter
winner
Head Coach
in
football,
baseball,
Bucknell
received his Masters of Education degree at Penn State U.
then coached
at
and
He
He
Cresson H.S. before going to Hollidaysburg
H.S. where he was head baseball and track coach. Before com-
Ron Novak
is
ing to
Backfield Coach
in 1963.
he was head football coach
many
at
Eastern High,
area championsihps.
a native of California, Pa. where he graduated
Bloomsburg. he was
assistant football
to
coming
and baseball coach
GOLF— CRAIG
Freshman Coach
Mr. Boelhouwer, a newcomer to the Bloomsburg State College Coaching Staff, was born in New Brunswick, N. J. and is a
1959 graduate of Rutgers University where he played his college football. Prior to coming to Bloomsburg State, Doug was
a member of the faculty of South Plainfield H.S.. N. J., where
Coach
L.
HIMES, Head Coach
BSC faculty in 1961
the
Biology
College.
Department.
A
Coach Himes taught
County Joint Schools, a year
two years with the
He
member
of
South Butler
Area Schools, and
eight years in the
in the Butler
Army Dependent
also spent a year as a
as a
1949 graduate of Clarion State
Schools in Orleans, France.
Graduate Research Assistant
at the
U. of Pittsburgh where he earned his M.S. in Botany in 1957.
line coach.
WRESTLING—RUSSELL
Mr. Houk joined the
of Lincoln H.S. in
Assistant
Mr. Himes joined the
FOOTBALI^DOUGLAS BOELHOUWER,
he ser\ed as varsity
BASEBALL— ELI McLAUGHLIN.
at
Forward High Schools, EHzabeth, Pa.
transferred to
BSC
Wash.. D. C. where his teams won
from high school and California State College. Prior
E.
BSC
CROSS COUNTRY—JOHN BRADY, Head Coach
HOUK, Head Coach
faculty in Sept.
1957.
A
product
Elhvood City, he attended Duke U. and
Lock Haven
State College
varsity letters in football, wrestling,
B.S.
Prior
at
track in both high school and Shippensburg State College.
1948. and played varsity during the '49-"50-'51
FOOTBALL— RONALD NOVAK.
Elizabeth
and
an assistant professor in the Health and Physical Education
and
seasons.
to
serves as advisor to the
fraternity, is an active collegiate official,
Line Coach
Clark Summit. Pa.. Berwick, Pa.,
his
coach for the freshman team
swimming teams, he
Department teaching aquatics.
has had valuable experience coaching
Bob captained
varsity
taught and coached three sports
Mr. Davenport, a native of Berwick, Pa. and a newcomer to
the
as line
before graduating in 1957. In addition to coaching the fresh-
is
E.
1949. Military Service then
State College in
interrupted his studies and he returned to West Chester in 1953
West Chester College, he earned his Master of Education
degree at Temple University in 1958. Five of his last ten years
in high school coaching were spent at Wilmington High School
of
FOOTBALL— RUSSELL
staff in Sept. 1961.
After graduation from high school, he started his college career
from Lock Haven
in
and
later
where he won several
track.
He
Mr. Brady, a native of Pittston. Pa., attended high school in
Duryea area. He graduated from King's College where he
received his B.A. in Modern Language. Prior to coming to BSC,
the
he taught
at
Lakewood
H.S., N.
J.
received his
1952 and his Masters of Education
He has been extremely successhaving won five P.S.C.A.C. championtitles in N.A.I.A. competition. He was
TENNIS—ROBERT NORTON, Head
Coach
degree from Bucknell in 1957.
ful at
ships
BSC
in wrestling,
and three national
TRACK— DOUGLAS BOELHOUWER,
Head Coach
209
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Tiiiizinziiir:!rT±x±zchi
MARILYN HORN
t\Ti
^yHf
HU5KII
TinkerbeU?
.
Joe roundin' the corner
Managers: FIRST ROW: Ken Adams, John Wise,
Bruce Long, Jim Sproull, Neil Fleisher.
214
or
.
SECOND ROW:
A
HEADS
.
catch or an incompletion?
TAILS?
Jim
tries
to
keep
tlie
fans
down
to
a
mild
UPROAR?
Gerst running against East Stroudsburg.
Get
Stan's cliniKinp
HI(;H
for this one!
set,
hut
I,
hut
2,
hut
3,
215
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VARSITY:
ie/« to right:
FIRST ROW: Bob
Letcavage,
Ed Osborne,
Jerry Robinson,
SECOND ROW:
King
Wayne Eddowes, Jack Mulka,
Jerry Doto,
Bill Herrold, Dave Force, John Zarski, Jerry Schraeder. Barry Denes, Otis Johnson. THIRD ROW: Ray
Tom Vargo, Bernie Schaefer, Stan Kucharski, FOURTH ROW: Brent Mitchell, John Watto, Bob Surridge, Joe
FIFTH ROW: Bill Moul, Hugh Bracken, John Farrelly, Rich Lichtel, Rick Davies, Russ Rudy, SIXTH ROW:
Perry,
Joe Gerst.
Novak, Gary MoManimen.
K\:
Left to right,
FIRST ROW:
-. .'wKiis Crimm, Fred Kressler.
Al
(irth,
Bob Brown, THIRD
?!6J'ni .Mordan.
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FOURTH ROW:
Charles
.n.
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Bill
D.im-
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ILmnian,
Hunter, Jim Masich,
Lowe, Bob Tucker, Paul Zenyuh,
Dick Greco, Clip Martin Mike
ly
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I'rlr
t;at-ki,
Ray
Ed Petras. Clarence liixicr. Bruce Kramnies. John Care^tia, Tom Eastep, Bill Haney,
Frank Mathews, George Geise, Bob Bennett, Pat Slavin, Dave Arnold, Fred Harris, Ron Christina. Bruce' Postupak,
Deubler, Bruce Long, manager, Lynn Roccograndi, Bob Repko, manager, Tom Weikel, Herb Davis, FIFTH ROW: Coach
v
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ROW:
Andy Waskie, Ed McKay,
iiuin.,-ri,
Mike Bonacci, Terry Henry.
Zindell, Bill
Art Sell, Boh Dietrich.
Gonzalez,
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GARY HORN— 17th— P.S.CA.C.
Tom
Countn Meet
KY—4th— P.S.C.A.C.
FIRST ROW: Gary Horn, Irwin Zablocky, Joe Fazzari, Rich Benyo, Bill Gering. Jim Nyce,
Gingher, Dean Hollern, Vick Keeler, Coach Brady.
Le/r to right:
Kra{t,
Cross
SECOND ROW:
Cross Country Meet
Bill
Howells, manager. Rich
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'65- '66
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Is
it
a bird,
is it
a plane
.
.
.
?
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ie/( to right, FIRST ROW: Gene Miller, Jack Gerrity, Jim Matthews, Tony Tezik, By Hopkins. SECOND ROW: Mike
Morrow, John Gara, John McKay, Bob Schaefer, Dave Duke. THIRD ROW: Coach Davies, Joe Alansky, Rick Fertig, Coach Norton.
VARSITY:
FRESHMEN: Left to right: FIRST ROW: Larry Driscull, Jay Levin, Jim McDonald, manager Thomas Houston, Palmer Tolo. SECJim Dulaney, Jack Carney, Craig Harding, Mick Fleming, Gary Schmidt, Ed McKay. THIRD ROW: George Forney,
George Yankay, Paul Johnston, Bob Mull, Bob Matuza.
OND ROW:
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VARSITY:
Le// to
right:
Gibble, SECOND ROW:
Bill Herrold, Bill Moul,
FRESHMEN:
^^
FIRST ROW: Dennis Siegmann, John Ford, Grant Stevens, Keith Taylor, Jim Ross, Wayne John, Bob
Frank Neiswender, Fran Decembrino, Barry Sutter, Steve Peters, Jim Campbell, Joe Gerst, THIRD ROW:
Roy Zimmerman, Jim Lewis, Lou
Centrella,
Tom
Vargo.
Left to right: FIRST ROW: Bob Briggs, Greg Rogers, Kurt Grabfelder, John
Kressler, Bill Ansley, Dave Grady, Leo Mundy.
Payne,
Wayne Heim. SECOND ROW:
Mike Cunningham, Fred
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(^n^ifrfrCen^
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rii>
TWO
for
Bloom!
or /4€tco€t
(iiddy-up
HORSEY!
StiK^PUHUi^
'65- '66
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VARSITY:
Lett to
Laughlin, Al Shoop,
Don
right,
FIRST ROW: Jim Poechmann. Linwood
Jeny Lomas, Dick
Steidel,
Nester,
John Biggs, Walt Fischl.
Don
Beaulieu, Jim Young. SECOND ROW: Coach McFox, Pete Wilde, Britt Jones, Fred Bausch,
THIRD ROW: Ray
Beltz.
FRESHMEN: Left to right, FIRST ROW: Steve Laubach, Ed McNertney, Tim Carr, Ken Haines, John Dietrichson, Mark Frankel,
SECOND ROW: Jim Risser, John Carter, Mike Zukovich, Bruce Bendel, Bill Hitchings, Steve Johnson, manager, Pete Jordon,
manager.
Coach McLaughlin.
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Left to right, FIRST ROW: Wayne Smitz, Wayne Thomas, Tom Fowles, Jim Schnable, John Zarski. SECOND ROW: Irwin Zablocky,
Ken Cromwell, Jim Reifinger, Jerry Robinson, Paul Clem. THIRD ROW: Jim Derr, Otis Johnson, Charles Wayes, Jim Shymanski,
Joe Figliolino.
FOURTH ROW:
Lawrence: manager.
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Coach Wilwohl, John Montgomery,
Jan
Prosseda,
Gene
Shershen,
Bill
HoweUs,
manager,
Len
Jan makes the "V" for another victory!
Tom
and Gene board the bus
for a
meet.
Gene,
is this a
new type
of
hunting?
Jim has the jumpl^
"Bode^aU
I
'.
FIRST ROW: Dan Lee, Dennis Harvey, Ray Emma, Roy Bower, Geno Kovalchick, Bill Cron, SECCoach Mentzer, Harry Davis, Mike Gbur, Ron Kirk, By Hopkins, Roland Boyle, John Gara, Coach
McLaughlin. THIRD ROW: Steve Bilyk, Pete Goobic, Bill Hunter, Terry Sharrow, King Perry, Gary Horn.
Left to right:
OND ROW:
Another
HOME RUN!
Definitely
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Second base
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JOHN GARA
GENO KOVALCHICK
Right
Left field
field
RAY EMMA
First base
Bill
Hunter, By Hopkins, RoUie Boyle, Pitchers
BILL
CRON
Center field
ROY BOWER
Catcher
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FOOTBALL
Varsity
'65
record 4-4-0
Lock Haven
B.S.C
13
b;s.c
i5
Mansfield
7
B.S.C
15
Brockport
B.S.C
21
West Chester
6
40
27
B.S.C
32
Millersville
B.S.C
47
Kutztown
25
East Stroudsburg .... 34
B.S.C
Third
—Eastern
—P.S.C.A.C.
Conference
Freshman record
B.S.C
B.S.C
6
B.S.C
28
B.S.C
..13
Shippensburg
Kutztown
Stevens Trade
TRACK
B.S.C...
1-2-1
Bordentovvn Military
'65
record 6-1-0
Int.
.
46
12
7
13
WRESTLING
Varsity
B.S.C
"GS-'ee
record 10-1-1
^Ti^fUHCH'*^
BASKETBALL:
Le/r to right, FIRST ROW: Connie Wiegmann, Rosemary Skomitz, Carole Gray, Joyce Hubler, Helen Saulesbury, Sue
Honegger, Carol Dombroskie. SECOND ROW: Kathy McGuire, Judy Foley, Becky Spatzer, Elaine Barlow, Helen Koschoff, Esther
Whitesel, Linda Huels, Connie Jarrard, Betsy Joyce, THIRD ROW: Sue Mull, Carol Dietrich, manager, Lori Miller', Ann Smalser,
Nancy Moyer, Brenda Nafzinger, Barbara Chandler, Dottie Smith, Jo Jackson, Eileen Kotzer, manager.
^fttnawunaC^
TENNIQUOIT:
"iarnall,
Left to right, FIRST ROW: Alex Griesemer, Barbara Ingram, Connie Jarrard.
Barbara Chandler, Kathy Dean, Janet Fulmer.
SECOND ROW:
Carol Dietrich, Judy
Betcha' can't ring me!
Help!.
A
leap to win the
game???
We
lost
One more
our birdie
false
move and
Basketball a la grace!
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Left to right, FIRST ROW: Bob Moran, Dave Huseman, Fran Callahan, Norm
student coordinator. SECOND ROW: Mike Christina, Gene Gruber, Bill Hontz, BiU
Derricott, student coordinator, Walter Blair, faculty advisor.
INTRAMURAL COUNCIL:
Jones,
Jim
Seibert,
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to clean floors?
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BUSINESS EDUCATION
Amato, Carolyn M.. 11 Cisco Road. Denville, New Jersey
Artz, Phyllis LaRae, Spring Glen. Pennsylvania
Basselt, David Eugene. R.D. #5. Danville. Pennsvhania
Beishline, David C, Lightstreet Road. R.D. #2, Bloomsburg,
Pennsylvania
Brighton, Dorothy Jean, Glen-Croft Apts. #102, Folcroft
Avenue, Folcroft,
Pennsylvania
Campbell, Victor Ronald, 446 West First Street, Bloomsburg,
Pennsykania
Cerza, Anthony J., 180 Mason Street, Exeter, Pennsylvania
Chiki. Rose M., 1172 Ferris Avenue, Berwick. Pennsylvania
Cope. Sherrvl Shaffer. R.D. #5. Lime Ridge. Pennsylvania
Creasy. Sharyn J.. 200 South Third Street. Catavsissa, Pennsylvania
Davis, Daniel Thomas, R.D. #1, Buckhorn, Pennsylvania
Daws. Phillip R.. Jr.. .35 Elm Street. Plymouth. Pennsvhania
Decembrino, Francis James, 46 Church Street, Ambler, Pennsylvania
Doto, Girard, 152 Springton Road, Upper Darby. Pennsylvania
Dubil, Alex John, 418 Monroe Street. Berwick, Pennsylvania
Eddowes, Wayne Arnold, 816 Glenside Avenue, Wvncote, Pennsylvania
Edwards. Larry L.. R.D. #1. Bloomsliurg. Pennsylvania
Emma, Raymond John. 3552 Locust Avenue. Wantagh, New York
Fazzari, Joseph Peter, 108 Chain O'Hill Road, Iselin, New
Jersey
Flynn, Donald Joseph, 17 Ontario Street, Simpson, Pennsylvania
Force, David LaRue, 349 Peari Street, Berwick, Pennsylvania
Franks, Patricia Clair, 9 Prospect Street, Simpson, Permsvlvania
Fritz, Jerry Dean, Box 291. Main Street. Millville.
Pennsylvania
Gerrity, John F.. 108 Woodlawn Avenue, Clarks Summit.'
Pennsylvania
Grasley, Sheldon W., 601 East 10 Street, Berwick, Pennsylvania'
Gross, Michael F., 90 West Union Street, Kingston, Pennsylvania
Gum, E. Burel, State Street, .Millvill^, Pennsylvania
Hostetter, Allyn E., Winding Driie, North Wales, Pennsylvania
Huttemann. Joseph Charles, 2839 Doris Avenue. Eddington, Pennsylvania
Hydro, Frank Michael, 710 North Street, Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania
Johnson, Edwin Neal, Jr., R.D. #1, Shamokin, Pennsylvania'
Johnson, Gary D.. 133 Academy Street. Shamokin. Pennsylvania
Kasander, Michael, 116 Rhume Street, Nesquehoning. Pennsylvania
Kase, Gareth Thomas, 101 Ivy Hill Road, Levittown,
Pennsylvania
Kaszowicz, Jane Louise, Main Road, Lee, Pennsylvania
Keck, .Marcia Eleanor, 529 North Lafayette Street,
Allentown, Pennsylvania
Keller, Jack Lamont. Catawissa, Pennsylvania
Kerstetter, Ralph W.. R.D. #2. Box 209! Shamokin,
Pennsylvania
Knorr, Charles A,. 209 East 13 Street. Berwick,
Pennsylvania
Lannmg, Darryl Wayne, R.D. #2, Berwick, Pennsylvania
Leedy, Robert Carl, R.D. #6, Danville, Pennsylvania
Lewis, James H., 36 Montour Street, Danville,'
Pennsylvania
Llewellyn, Mary Jane 454 Hickory Street, Peckville,
Pennsylvania
Loucks, Susan Kay, R.D. #6, York, Pennsylvania
McCafferty. Carolyn M,. 2839 Doris Ave.. 'Eddington,
Pennsylvania
Mc.Manmien, Gary Paul. 337 Edge Hill Road, Glenside, Pennsylvania
-Martm, Clipson Richard, Prospect Park, Emporium,
Pennsylvania
Merkle, Alice Marie. 133 Warren Street, Willow Grove, Pennsylvania
Mighacci, William Vito, 2309 Ash Street, Scranton, Pennsylvania
Miller,
John Raymond. Main
Street. Catawissa.
Pennsvhania
Miller, Lorraine, 116 Wood Street, Catasauqua,
Pennsylvania
Misirian, James H., Jr., 15 Oakley Road, Upper Darbv',
Pennsylvania
Murwin, 'W illiam J.. Jr., 768 Crosswicks Road. Jenkintown,
Pennsylvania
Musser, Frederick Christian, 13 West Commerce Street, Shamokin
Pennsylvania
Nazar, Judith A.. 1200 Stafford Avenue, Scranton, Pennsylvania
Pepper, Frank, 145 West Fifth Street, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Prosseda, Jan Andrew, 225 Filbert Street, Milton, Pennsylvania
Prowant, William Daniel, III, Box 27, New Columbia, Pennsylvania
'
Ann Marie C, 1167 North Main Street, Forest Citv,' Pennsylvania
Rapp, Fred, 111 West Broad Street, Palmyra, New Jersey
Reifinger, James Earle, 1321 Andover Road, Bethlehem,
'Pennsylvania
Robinson, Gerald Lynn. R.D. #2. Athens, Pennsylvania
R"lhermel. 'Wesley James, 234 Fairmont Avenue'. Sunburv. Pennsylvania
Ruckle, Larry H., 72 Iron Street, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Russell, Gary L., R.D. #3, Coudersport, Pennsylvania
Scott, Susan Anne. 499 Plymouth Road, Glenside.
Pennsylvania
Search, Bonnie Lou. 311 Sixth Street. Berwick. Pennsylvania
Shaffer, Kimber Cleaver, Jr., 37 North Market Street, Shamokin,
Rapella,
Pennsylvania
Sharp, Sylvia Anne, 326 Cherry Street, Montoursville, Pennsylvania
Sherman, Richard Alvin, 344 South 14 Street, Allentown, Pennsylvania
Snarponis, Joseph Michael, R.D. #1, Hazleton, Pennsylvania
Snyder, Alfred Wayne, 11 Railroad Street, Danville, Pennsylvania
Snyder, Paul Dale, R.D. #1. Shamokin, Pennsylvania
Stabinski, Joseph John, 400 North Walnut, Mt. Carmel, Pennsylvania
Stevens, Ronald Emmett, 1803 Price Street, Scranton, Pennsylvania
Stoicheff, Fred Alan, 36 South Dorcas Street, Lewistown, Pennsylvania
Stout, Larry David, 100 South Eleventh Street, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
Stull, Mary Arlene, 801 North Ninth Street, Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania
Swetland, Sandra Beverly, R,D. #4, Montrose, Pennsylvania
Szalka, Frank, Box 32, St. Qair, Pennsylvania
Thoma, Warren Earl, 1008 East Clay Street, Shamokin, Pennsylvania
Treese, Matthew A.. 503 South Seventh Street. Shamokin. Pennsylvania
Turanica, Nelson Eddy. 308 East Washington Street. Slatinston,
Pennsylvania
^ asil, John Allan, 174 Mason Street. Exeter. Pennsylvania
Whitelock, John A., 31 Beechwood Road, Malvern, Pennsylvania
Williams, Richard Terry, 112 Pennsylvania .-Vvenue, Watsontown,
Pennsylvania
Woodring Kathy Jane, 1115 Primes Avenue, Secane, Pennsylvania
Zeiss, Karen Marie, R.D. #2, Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania
Zubris, Martha Louise, R.D. #1, Benton. Pennsylvania
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
Andrews, Judith E., 3000 Susquehanna Road. Roslvn, Pennsylvania
Andrews, Nancy Jeanne. 776 Washington Avenue. Bethlehem,
Pennsylvania
Angotti, John Joseph, 28 Seventh Avenue, Carbondale,
Pennsylvania
Ash, Karen Eileen, R.D. #2, Orangeville, Pennsylvania
Atherton, Ruth Carol. 148 South Main Street, Taylor, Pennsylvania
Baker, Lois June. Kemmerer Avenue, Factory ville, Pennsylvania
Bangor, Priscilla A., 639 North Church Street, Hazleton, Pennsylvania
Barber, Lynn Gertrude, 414 East Third .\venue, Roselle, New
Jersey
Baynham, Marilyn Jeanne. 24' Second Street. Strong. Pennsylvania
Benner, Emily Ann, 524 South Front Street, Sunburv, Pennsylvania
Bolitsky, James Henry, 978 James Street, Hazleton,
Pennsylvania
Boris, Donna Marie, 1937 Walnut Street. Ashland.
Pennsylvania
Boyer. Thomas. 314 ISest Main Street. Bloomsburg. Pennsylvania
-j
Bradish, Rita Catherine, 120 South Pine Street, Hazleton,
Pennsylvania
Breznay, Elaine Dee, 128 East Pine Street, Dunmore, Pennsylvania
« alter Joh. 815 Hudson Street, Forest Citv, Pennsylvania
Burns, Janet, 10 Arch Street. Glen Lyon, Pennsylvania
Burns, Patricia Ann. 129 Carr Avenue. Milton, Pennsylvania
Cino, James B., 410 Parker Street, Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania
Clark, Mary Ellen, 218 King Street. Northumberland,
Pennsylvania
Colarusso, Maryann P., 738 Lincoln Street. Hazleton. Pennsylvania
Colarusso, Mary Rita, 28 Fulton Street, Piltston, Pennsylvania
Bullett,
Colombo, Marylou Elizabeth, 130 South Cedar Street, Hazleton, Pennsylvania
Constantine, Janet F., 417 McKnight Street, Gordon, Pennsylvania
Coulter, John Marsden. 86 Albany Post Road, Montrose, New
York
Croughn. Mary Elizabeth, 449 Warren Avenue, Kingston, Pennsylvania
Davis, Rosalie, 600 .Nfeywood Road, Berwick, Pennsylvania
DeFelice, Carol Joan. 617 Centre Street, Berwick. Pennsylvania
Derr, James Lester, 117 Oak Lane, Reading. Pennsylvania
Diehl, Thomas Hughes, 138 Bainbridge Street, Sunburv, Pennsylvania
Dostich, Kay Marion, 1221 East Chestnut Street, Lebanon, Pennsylvania
Doty, Karen Leigh, 3224 Old Berwick Road. Bloomsburg. Pennsvlvania
Dubbs, Michael Frederick, 254 West Fifth Street. Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
George Oyven, 501 East Broad Street. Tamaqua, Pennsylvania
Eckert, Karen M.. 86 Corlear Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
Eifert, Susan Piper, 956 West Main Street, Bloomsburg, F'ennsylvania
Evans, Joan L. Campbell, 31 Hudson .\venue, Lewistown, Pennsylvania
Evans, Thomas John. 167 Casper Street, Old Forge, Pennsylvania
Eyerly, Rita S.. 327 East Street, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Foster, John Thomas. 309 Olive Street, Sayre, Pennsylvania
Francis, Marjorie Ellen, 5260 Oxford Avenue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Geary, Charlotte Kathleen, R.D. #2. Walnutport, Pennsylvania
George, Carole Lee, 349 Martzville Road, Berwick, Pennsylvania
Girton, Virginia B., R.D. #2, Lightstreet Road, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Gockley, Gilbert C, 29 Oak Lane, Reamstown, Pennsylvania
Godshall, Susan Ruth, 122 Reaford Road, Orsland, Pennsylvania
Gotaskie, John Robert, 1005 West Fern Street, Shamokin,' Pennsylvania
Greenly. Dale Wayne, 517 East Fourth Street, Bloomsburg. Pennsylvania
Gum, Gretchen Jane, R.D. #1, Penn .\rgyle, Pennsylvania
Hammerquist, Susan Claire. 353 Lindsey Drive. Devon. Pennsylvania
Hanna. Cecilia Marie. 714 North Locust .\venue, Centralia, Pennsylvania
Hardisky, Marie Teressa, R.D. #4, Dallas, Pennsylvania
Harper, Marjorie E., 316 Locust .\venue, Garwood, New Jersey
Harvell, Linda Esther, 1022 Old Berwick Road, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Hedberg. Edith Irene, 204 .\dams .\venue, Ridgway, Pennsylvania
Hoffer, Gertrude, 11 Maplewood Boulevard, R.D. #1. Hazleton, Pennsylvania
Hoke, Janet Louise, 529 Carbon Street, Pottsville, Pennsylvania
Hoplamazian, Patricia Mae, 808 Ellis Avenue, Newtown Square, Pennsylvania
Johnson, James Lewis, 341 East Main Street, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Johnson, Shirley Eileen, 341 East Main Street, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Jones, Lester George, 148 North Nice Street, Frackville, Pennsylvania
Jones, Vivian Kay. 220 Broadway Street, Sunbury, Pennsylvania
Justice, Carole Jean, 3125 Davisville Road, Hatboro, Pennsylvania
Kahn, Wallace Joseph. Jr., 938 Argyle Road, Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania
Kaminski, Carol Marjorie, South Gibson, Pennsylvania
Kerlish, John William. 1007-A Susquehanna Avenue. Berwick, Pennsylvania
Kleman, Florence Mae, 38 Main Street, Locust Gap. Pennsylvania
Kline, Marie Louise, 2955 Maple Lane, Bloomsburg. Pennsylvania
Klingerman, Richard A., R.D. #3, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Klock, Linda Jane, 216 Ract Street, Sunbury, Pennsylvania
Durilla,
Kneer, Nancy Jane, 304 Jarrett Avenue, Rockledge, Pennsylvania
Knoll, Elise E., 1610 Give Road, Oreland, Pennsylvania
Koch, Alice 'Louise, 132 Shell Street, Hazleton, Pennsylvania
Kosvilch, Andrew Thomas, 120 North Hickory Street, Mount Carmel,
Pennsylvania
Krafjack, Doreen T., 509 New Street, Duryea, Pennsylvania
Kuchinskas, Sharon Mary, 54 West Union Street, Kingston, Pennsylvania
Kussrow, Ronald Eruin, 311 West Second Street, Nescopeck, Pennsylvania
Kuzmick, Carole Ann, 119 Ninth Avenue, Shamokin Dam, Pennsylvania
Ladamus, Edward J., Pole 156, Harveys Lake, Pennsylvania
Lauver, Carolyn Kay, Mount Pleasant Mills, Pennsylvania
Lawrence, Leonard George, R.D. #3, Shickshinny, Pennsylvania
Leffler, Karen Eileen, 341 North Street, Pottsville, Pennsylvania
Lenker, Kathryn Louise, 49 Shoemaker Street, Forty Fort, Pennsylvania
Loch, Daine Marie, 1516 Laubach Avenue, Northampton, Pennsylvania
Lomas, Jeremy Richard, 414 Corinthian Avenue, Halboro, Pennsylvania
Long, Diane S. Veet, 1320 East Cranberry Avenue, Hazleton, Pennsylvania
Lunger, Ruth, 146 West Eighth Street, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Lurowist, Linda Jane, R.D. #5, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
McClure, Audrey Marie, 347 Washington Street, Berwick, Pennsylvania
McDonald, Margaret A., Jackson Avenue, Myerstown, Pennsylvania
Mandak, Gertrude Ann Hoffer, 11 Maplewood Boulevard, Hazleton,
Pennsylvania
Mathews, Ginny Lee, Bishop Hollow Road, Media, Pennsylvania
Mayer, Marie, 15 Jarrett Avenue, Rockledge, Pennsylvania
Mearns, Judity Lynn, 17 Martins Lane, Berwyn, Pennsylvania
Mensch, John P., 345 West Third Street, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Mesavage, Joan, R.D. #1, Hawley, Pennsylvania
Michelson, Anne Marie, 1101 Jubilee, Emmaus, Pennsylvania
Miller, Donna Lynne, 627 North Lincoln Avenue, Scranton, Pennsylvania
Miller, Susan Kay. 22 West Butler Street, Shickshinny, Pennsylvania
Minneman, Joan Elizabeth, 38 Rutgers Road, Cranford, New Jersey
Minner, Geraldine Hazel, 623 Eighth Avenue, Prospect Park, Pennsylvania
Morse, Cynthia Ann, 102 Orchard Street, Athens, Pennsylvania
Moyer, Ann Marie, 148 South Street, Sunbury, Pennsylvania
Moyer, Lois Ann, R.D. #1, Pottsville, Pennsylvania
Mulka, John S., 108 R. West Taylor Street. Taylor, Pennsylvania
Namey, Norman D.. 141 Brown Street, Wilke?-Barre, Pennsylvania
Niering, Beltina Lee, Scotrun, Pennsylvania
Outt, Susan Heinzer, 455 East Eighth Street, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Patton, Nancy S., 106 North 12 Street, Ashland, Pennsylvania
Phillips, Sandra Marqueen, 695 Fifth Street, Northumberland, Pennsylvania
Priolo, Pamela Ann, 1311 Stafore Drive, South Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
Reichenbach, John Gilbert, Jr., 114 South Fourth Street, Sunbury,
Pennsylvania
Revtyak, Dolores Mary, 312 East Pine Street, Mahanoy City, Pennsylvania
Richard, Carol Ann, East Center Street, Elysburg, Pennsylvania
Robb, William David. 705 West Third Street, Lockhaven, Pennsylvania
Robison, Barbara L., Box 266 R.D. #1, Gilbertsville, Pennsylvania
Rondelli, Cecilia Jennie, 506 South Keyser Avenue, Taylor, Pennsylvania
Rudat, David Lee, R.D. #2, Factoryville, Pennsylvania
Rutkowski, James Joseph, 117 Franklin Street, Shaft, Pennsylvania
Saul, Rose Marie, 204 Carleton Avenue, Hazleton, Pennsylvania
Sechrist, Nancy Rogers, R.D. #5, Tunkhannock, Pennsylvania
Sellers, James Meredith, R.D. #1, Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania
Sharretts, Ann, R.D. #2. Bloomsljurg, Pennsylvania
Sholley, Gunnel Marianne, R.D. #1, Port Trevorton, Pennsylvania
Sipe, Mary Anne, Dimock, Pennsylvania
Smalser, Ann G., R.D. #1, Factoryville, Pennsylvania
Smith, Janis Kay, 219 East Second Street, Wind Gap, Pennsylvania
Smith, Nancy Ellen, 823 Hilltop Drive, Clarks Sunimit, Pennsylvania
Smith, Nancy Ellen Kathryn, 505 Greenwood Avenue, Bethlehem,
Pennsylvania
Snyder, Gary Frederick, Mowry, Pennsylvania
Snyder, Trudy Anne, 442 Manor Road, Hatboro, Pennsylvania
Sobolesky, June F., 406 North Second Street, Minersville, Pennsylvania
Spering, Henry Leroy, Box 75, Bimock, Pennsylvania
Stackhouse, Nancy T., 735 Front Street, Danville, Pennsylvania
Steidel, Gertrude Irene, 1311 Howard Avenue, Pottsville, Pennsylvania
Tobin, Neal Edward, 315V2 Washington Street, West Pittston, Pennsylvania
Topolski, William Edward, Route 824, Seybert Street, Hazleton, Pennsylvania
Tunnicliffe, Janice, Route 18, Pottstown, Pennsylvania
Urbas, Barbara Ann, 813 Delaware Street, Forest City, Pennsylvania
Vizachero, Monika W., 73 Goldenridge Drive, Levittown, Pennsylvania
Walter, Peggy Jean, 454 Nortli Fourth Street, Sunbury, Pennsylvania
Watkins, Jane Louise, R.D. #3, Catawissa, Pennsylvania
Wayes, Charles Singer, 533 Sixth Avenue, Warminster, Pennsylvania
Whiting, Joy Diane, Bates Road, Chester, Connecticut
Wilczynski, Frank Girton, 26 Vine, Shickshinny, Pennsylvania
Woodruff, Mary Alice, R.D. #5, Danville, Pennsylvania
Young, Cheryl L., R.D. #6, Danville, Pennsylvania
Zane, Mary Jo, 38 and John Street, Schuylkill Haven, Pennsylvania
SECONDARY EDUCATION
Sally May, 341 Laurelwood Road, Pottstown, Pennsylvania
Anderson, Bruce R., 1408 Broad Street, Montoursville, Pennsylvania
Ayers, James Malcolm, R.D. #1, Mehoopany, Pennsylvania
Ballentine, Robert David, 385 East 5th Street, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Bartlebaugh, Marc Louis, 27 Slocum Street, Forty Fort, Pennsylvania
Behr.N Da\id Karl, 3318 Stoudt's Ferry Bldg. Road, Riverview Park,
liiig. Pennsylvania
Adams,
,
,
Donald Robert, 415 East Walnut Street, Hazleton, Pennsylvania
Road, Sugarloaf, Pennsylvania
Beninsky, Stanley Frank, Route.l. Box 80-A, Ringtown, Pennsylvania
Bensinger, Barbara Audrey, 85 Washington Street, Port Carbon,
Pennsylvania
Betterly, John H., 426 Newtown Rd., Warminster, Pennsylvania
Billett, William S., 471 Curtin Street, South Williamsport, Pennsylvania
Biscombe, Robert Jay, 428 W. Hemlock Street. Hazleton, Pennsylvania
Bloom, Willard David, 1615 W. Front Street, Berwick, Pennsylvania
Bogle, Ralph LaRue, Jr., 301 Hepburn Street, Milton, Pennsylvania
Bonacci, Michael Anthony, R.D. #1, Carbondale, Pennsylvania
Booth, Jean Evelyn, R.D. #2, Watsontown, Pennsylvania
Bowen, Roy Clifford, 1132 Reynolds Avenue, -Scrantim, Pennsylvania
Bowman, Donald Harry, 404 North Main Street, Watsontown, Pennsylvania
Brennar, Sally Ruth, 25 West Eighth Street, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Brescancine, Judy Ann. R.D. #1, Wind Gap, Pennsylvania
Bressi, Joseph A., 251 South Fourth Street, Shamokin. Pennsylvania
Brubaker, Oscar John, R.D. #2, .'^elinsgro^e, Pennsylvania
Brumley, Roger Glann, 435 West Pine Street, Frackville, Pennsylvania
Buck, Edward Gordon, 241 Croyden Road, Cheltenham, Pennsylvania
Burnett, Susan Kay, 139 West Dorrance Street, Kingston, Pennsylvania
Button, Marilyn E., 330 East Fourth Street, Berwick, Pennsylvania
Calisto, Ann Marie, 126 Philadelphia Avenue, West Pittston, Pennsylvania
Capp, Edith Ann, 530 Delaware Avenue, West Pittston, Pennsylvania
Capecci, Alfred Quintin, Box 105, Martins Creek, Pennsylvania
Cavanaugh, Ann Louise, 114 Maple Street, Danville, Pennsylvania
Chamberlain, Lynette Rae, R.D. #2, Orangeville, Pennsylvania
Colangelo, Samuel Carl, 151 South Bromley Avenue, Scranton, Pennsylvania
Conner, David Foote, 102 West Street, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Cromwell, Kenneth Grant, 1334 Hi-View Drive, Southampton, Pennsylvania
Cron, William Alfred, 213 North Street, Athens, Pennsylvania
Danks, Robert E., 298 Baltimore Avenue, West Pittston, Pennsylvania
Davis, Darthy Mona, 1109 N. Shamokin Street, Shamokin, Pennsylvania
Davis, Linda Lee, R.D. #2, Tunkhannock, Pennsylvania
Demaree, Charles Edward, Quaker Lake. Brackney, Pennsylvania
Derr, Joanne Louise, 131 East 12th Street, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Derricott, William Thomas, Park Place, Mahanoy City, Pennsylvania
DeWire, David Allen. 498 Broadway, Hughesville, Pennsylvania
Dick, Gerard P., 105 East Saylor Street, Atlas, Pennsylvania
Dowd, Mary Ann, 257 E. Fifth Street, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Drumm, Larry Earl, 208 West Ninth Street, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Dugan, Donald Boyd, R.D. #3, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Dugan, Donna Joan, Route 3, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Eberhart, Francis Martin. 1736 Memorial Avenue, Williamsport, Pennsylvania
Edwards, James Allen, R.D. #1, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Emerich, Diane Marie, R.D. #1, New Ringgold, Pennsylvania
Evans, David H., 2456 Ogden Avenue, Cornwells Heights, Pennsylvania
Evans, Deborah, 736 E. Third Street, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Evans, John David, 705 Chestnut Street, Bangor, Pennsylvania
Fausey, Karen Mildred, 638 Berwick Road, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Fenstermacher, Edwin Joseph, 923 Monroe Street, Berwick, Pennsylvania
Fenstermacher, Gary Clinton, 358 Duke Street, Nortlmmberland,
Pennsylvania
Figliolino. Joseph M., 19 Arlington Drive, Fords, New Jersey
Fischler, Idy Claire, 917 Eighth .'\ venue. Prospect Park, Pennsylvania
Fisher, Robert J., 338 East Beech Street, Hazleton. Pennsylvania
Fleming, Sarah Jane, 151 South Third Street, Catawissa, Pennsylvania
Flesher, James Tracy, 907H East Third Street, Nescopeck, Pennsylvania
Fogarty, Rosemary Ann, 116 Putnam Street, West Hazleton, Pennsylvania
Fox, Ray Henry R.D. #2, Catawissa, Pennsylvania
Frantz, Irene A., R.D. #1, Stillwater, Pennsylvania
Freund, Mary Elizabeth, 1219 North Main Street, Allentown, Pennsylvania
Furey, Cheryl .Ann, 806 Rhoads Avenue, Jenkintown, Pennsylvania
Garraham, James M.. Box 76, Orangeville, Pennsylvania
Garrigan, Francis Edward, 31 North Seventh Street, Shamokin, Pennsylvania
Garrison, Robert L., R.D. #1, Napwallo|Kn, Pennsylvania
Gass, Barbara Ann, 128 Gerhart Avenue, Ephrata, Pennsylvania
Gering, Robert D., 701 East Third Street, Berwick, Pennsylvania
Gibble, Robert Gordon„205 North Main Street, Manheim, Pennsylvania
Goodman, Wilbur Harvey, R.D. #1, Elysburg, Pennsylvania
Graci, Maryann, 3805 Bonnybrook Road, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Gregory, Paul F., 21 Chestnut Street, Glen Lyon, Pennsylvania
Gross, Cecelia Marie, 235 North Front Street, Milton, Pennsylvania
Gross, Judith June, 1820 Cathedral Road, Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania
Hall, William Robert, 1008 East 18lh Street, Chester, Pennsylvania
Hanna, George Arthur, 249 E. Abbott Street, Lansford, Pennsylvania
Harabin, Alberta M., 216 Sherman Avenue, Raritan, New Jersey
Harter, Jay Delmar, 439 E. Third Street, Berwick, Pennsylvania
Hartman, James R., R.D. #5, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Heitz, Michael Wilford, 3066 Kerper Road, Lafayette Hill, Pennsylvania
Herman, Kay Marie, R.D. #1, Westlawn. Lewisburg, Pennsylvania
Hinkle, John Reynold, 45 Dunnigan Street, Weatherly, Pennsylvania
Hoff, Philip David, 3826 Kremer Street, Harrisburg. Pennsylvania
Hoffman, William Henry. R.D. #2, Tamaqua, Pennsylvania
Hollern, Dean Matthew. 85 East Nlain Street, Ringtown, Pennsylvania
Hopkins, Byron Jack. 37 Kingwood Lane, Levittown, Pennsylvania
Horn, Gary William, R.D. #1, Ringtown, Pennsylvania
Beltz,
Beltz, Louise Rawlings, Sugarloaf
Home, Keith Allen, R.D. #2, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Houseknecht, Ronald Dennis, 13 Schuyler Avenue, Muncy, Pennsylvania
Houtz, Luton John, 1017 Schuylkill Avenue, Pottsville, Pennsylvania
Huseman, David Charles, 510 Twelfth Avenue, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
Johnson, Fred C, 351 East Street, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Johnson, Otis Reynolds, 414 Cedar Street, Bristol, Pennsylvania
Johnson, Roger Dean, Box 81, R.D. #1, Shamokin, Pennsylvania
Jones, N'ancy Marie, 62 Elmcrest Drive, Dallas, Pennsylvania
Keeney, Thomas V. Jr., Whilemarsh Valley C. C, Philadelphia 18,
Pennsylvania
Keiser, Boyd T., 139 Washington Street, Milton, Pennsylvania
Keagle, Robert Joseph
Keener, Norma Clare, R.D. #3, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Klock, Frederick John, P.O. Box 15, Mowry, Pennsylvania
Kolnik, Marilynne Elizabeth, 450 Dqmino Lane, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Krakowski, Edward F., 912 First Street, Nescopeck, Pennsylvania
Kressler, Joseph F., 341 Lightstreet Road, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Kubert, Joseph Patrick, 129 West Mahanoy Avenue, Mahanoy City,
Pennsylvania
Kunkel, Richard Robert, R.D. #1, Weatherly, Pennsylvania
Kupsky, Richard Louis, 1123 Orange Street. Berwick, Pennsylvania
Kurowski, Joseph Walter, 167 West .Main Street, Glen Lyon. Pennsylvania
Latsha, Robert Bruce, 362 Duke Street, Northumberland, Pennsylvania
Laughlin, Marlene Kay, 19 North Main Street, Muncy, Pennsylvania
Lavelle, Joseph Peter, 10 West North Street, Centralia, Pennsylvania
Lechleitner, Rodney S., 2 West Fell Street, Summit Hill. Pennsylvania
Lehmann. Elke Johanna. 525 Broad Street, Nescopeck, Pennsylvania
Letcavage, Robert L., 11 North Rock Street, Shamokin, Pennsylvania
Lindermuth. Noel William. R.D. #3. Catawissa, Pennsylvania
Long. Connie Jane. 504 North Fourth Street, Catawissa, Pennsylvania
Lundy, Carol .^nn, 1615 Scott Street, Williamsport, Pennsylvania
McGee, Anna Elizabeth, Guarantee Trust Bldg., Mt. Carmel, Pennsylvania
Major, Ruth Fraley, 304 Wright Avenue, Kingston. Pennsylvania
Mann, Judith Elaine, 824 Lehigh .\%enue, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Marks, Daniel Lewis, 125 Cameron Road, Willow Grove, Pennsylvania
Martz, Ronald Edward, 427 Vine Street, Sunbury, Pennsylvania
Masich, George A., 518 West Front Street, Berwick, Pennsylvania
Matthews, Jim T., 17 East Butler Street. Shickshinny, Pennsylvania
Mattucci, Anthony G.. LaSalle Street. Berwick, Pennsylvania
Maurer, Clitford R., 216 West Fifth Street, Mt. Carmel, Pennsylvania
Messick, Edwin R., Jr., 210 Staley Avenue, Collingdale, Pennsylvania
Michael, Kay Ann, R.D. #1. Nescopeck, Pennsylvania
Milauskas, Frank J.. 863 North Rebecca .Avenue. Scranton. Pennsylvania
Miller, Arno 0., 145 West Fifth Street, Mifflinville, Pennsylvania
Miller, Eugene Michael. 127 E. Pine Street, Mahanoy City, Pennsylvania
Mistal, Cecelia Marie, 744 N. Locust Street, Hazleton. Pennsylvania
Morin, Judith Theresa, 715 Second Avenue, Williamsport, Pennsylvania
Moyer, Grace Louise, 112 East Second Street, Williamsburg, Pennsylvania
Mulhern, Francis Edward, 14 Defoe Street. Pittston. Pennsylvania
Murin, Irene Domicella, 325 West Fifth Street, Mt. Carmel, Pennsylvania
Mussoline, Neil Joseph, 54S N. Cleveland, Hazleton. Pennsylvania
Nattras, John David, 50 Lincoln Avenue, West Wyoming, Pennsylvania
Nestarick. Michael Peter. R.D. #1. Box 16-H, Ringtown, Pennsylvania
Obert, Kathryn Frances, 112 Thomson .\venue, Dushore, Pennsylvania
Ohl, Stephen Harold. R.D. #1. Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania
Osborne, Edward L'.. 956 Kingsman Road, Boothwyn, Pennsylvania
Paul, Dazimae Raylene, 404 E. Fourth Street. Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Paul, Mary Lou, 123 Spruce Street, Ashland, Pennsylvania
Phillips, Donald La Verne, 525 Jefferson Avenue, Jermyn, Pennsylvania
Powis, Bonnie Lee, 48 W. Kirmar Avenue, Alden Station, Pennsylvania
Price. John E., 719 E. Dewart Street, Shamokin, Pennsylvania
Pulaski, Charles John, 225 S. Vine Street, Mt. Carmel, Pennsylvania
Quigg, David Searles. 220 Walnut Street, Danville, Pennsylvania
Reagan, Sally A., 3113 Paul Drive, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Reedy, Dennis Norwood, 901 High Street, West Miken. Pennsylvania
Reiter, William Michael, Box 7, Guilford, New York
Rimsha, Ruth A., 721 Main Street, Forest City, Pennsylvania
Ripa, Carol Ann, 345 West Main Street, Plymouth, Pennsylvania
Robbins, Georgianna Rae, R.D. #1, Orangeville, Pennsylvania
Ross, William John, 1310 Centre Street, Ashland, Pennsylvania
Russell, Sandra Jean, 723 Fee Avenue, Parkland, Pennsylvania
Sadusky, Paul Charles, 433 West .\tlantic Street, Shenandoah, Pennsylvania
Saitta, Frank Patrick, 58 Butler Street, Pittston, Pennsylvania
Salus, Joan .Ann. 61 East Fourth Street, Wyoming, Pennsylvania
Jill Ann, Route #6, Milford, Pennsylvania
Raymond Richard, 40 E. Clay Avenue, West Hazleton,
Pennsylvania
Scott, Thomas Edgar, R.D. #2, Mifflinsburg, Pennsylvania
Sebastian, Paul Jacob, 2202 Centre Street, Ashland, Pennsylvania
Seybert, James Paul 405 Carleton .\venue, Hazelton, Pennsylvania
Sheaffer, Karl Kent, 36 E. Main Street, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Slick, Paula Madeline, 633 Railroad Street, Forest City, Pennsylvania
Schneider,
Schneider,
Small,
Thomas
Herbert, 78 Ninth Street,
Wyoming, Pennsylvania
Smith, Charles C, Box 443, R.D. #1, Harveys Lake. Pennsylvania
Smith, Deborah Louise, 816 Second Avenue, Williamsport, Pennsylvania
Smith, Donald Richard. 506 Queen Street, Northumberland, Pennsylvania
Smith, Thomas Richard, 832 \^'. Chestnut Street, Shamokin, Pennsylvania
Snyder, Dennis Robert. R.D. #5. Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Snyder, Joseph Francis, 41 S. U ylam Street, Frackville, Pennsylvania
Sorber. Charles William, R.D. #1, Shickshinny, Pennsylvania
Stahl. Linda Claire, 42 Dagobcrt Street, WilkesBarre, Pennsylvania
Steidel, J(.hn Richard, 1311 Howard Avenue, Pottsville, Pennsylvania
Storm, James William, 502 S. Poplar Street,' Hazleton, Pennsylvania
Supsie, Joseph Lamar, 1748 W. Wood Street, Shamokin, Pennsylvania
Switzer, Thomas P., 126 N. Front Street, Milton, Pennsylvania
Tamocki, James Edward, 222 E. Water Street, Mt. Carmel, Pennsylvania
Teter, Christine Mae, Zion Grove, Pennsylvania
Thomas, Wayne D., 119 East Shawnee Avenue, Plymouth, Pennsylvania
Treaster. Susan Jane, 914 Mountain View Drive, Reedsville, Pennsylvania
Trout, David .Alan, Shuman Street, Catawissa, Pennsylvania
Troutman, William Franklin, Willing Street, Llewellyn, Pennsylvania
Turley, Daine Marie, 69 Laurel Street, Alden, Pennsylvania
Turse, Mary Jean, 6 East First Street, Hazleton, Pennsylvania
Urban, Josephine Mary, R.D. #1, Sugarloaf, Pennsylvania
Vineski, Judith Mary, 2.30 Redington Avenue, Troy, Pennsylvania
Vivino, Francis Joseph, 148 S. Oak Street, Mt. Carmel, Pennsylvania
Witzel, Robert James, .\ristes, Pennsylvania
Wilkes. Dorothy Eloise, 1 .Maple Lane, Leviltown, Pennsylvania
Wilson, Linda \^illiams, Pole 175 Box 224, Harveys Lake, Pennsylvania
Witcoski, John Robert, 527 W. Lloyd Street, Shenandoah, Pennsylvania
Wolfe, Gary Edward, R.D. #1, Herndon, Pennsylvania
Wortley, Judith F., 2 Calico Bush Road, Levittown, Pennsylvania
Wright, Vincent J., 127 E. Seventh Street, Berwick, Pennsylvania
Yamulla, Mary Louise, 120 West Twenty-Second Street, Hazleton,
Pennsylvania
Young, James Harry, 240 South Fairview Avenue, Upper Darby, Pennsylvania
Youpatoff. Carol .Antoinette, 146 Pacific Avenue, Garfield, New- Jersey
Zablpcky, Irwin Floyd, 3611 Second Street, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Zarski, John Joseph, 333 West Cherry Street, Shenandoah, Pennsylvania
Zeisloft, Da\id R., 936 W. .Main Street. Bloomsburg. Pennsylvania
Zelonis. Jean M.. 68 Ivy Hill Road, Levittown, Pennsylvania
Zenke, Jean .A., 2203 Wyoming Avenue, Scranton, Pennsylvania
Zevas, Helen H., 2243 Henderson Street, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
SPECIAL EDUCATION
Bush, Mary Alice, Box 25, Springfield. Pennsylvania
Coughlin, Joanne Marie, 1125 Jackson St., Easton, Pennsylvania
Czajkowski, Ellen, 42 Lee Park Avenue, Wilkes Barre. Pennsylvania
Donahue, Connie Lee. 853 Bristol Pike. Andalusia, Pennsylvania
Dooley, Anthony H., 503 Holly Oak Rd.. ^S'ilmington, Delaware
Gldeckler. Lawrence Christian. 47 Blake Avenue, Rockledge, Pennsylvania
Grubb, Edward N., 742 East Market Street, Danville, Pennsylvania
Hadesty, Diana P., 1525 West Walnut Street, Shamokin, Pennsylvania
Heller, Richard Charles, 211 Luzerne Avenue, Berwick, Pennsylvania
Houseknecht, Michael H., 107 E^st Hancock Street, Saint Clair, Pennsylvania
Hunsinger, Lola .M.. 365 East Second Street, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Kessler, Frances Elizabeth, 123 East Penn Avenue, Robesonia, Pennsylvania
Kichline, Elizabeth Jane, R.D. #3. Allentown, Pennsylvania
Kline, John Stanley, 434 West Spring Street, Frackville, Pennsylvania
Koury, Danielle Irene, 10.38 Laurel Street, Pottsville, Pennsylvania
Lupton, Christie A., 514 Brandon Avenue, Williamsport, Pennsylvania
Mika, Joyce C, Box 33, Stillwater. Pennsylvania
Miller, James Richard, 616 Martin Street, Clearfield, Pennsylvania
Miller, Suzanne, 2017 Winton Avenue, Havertown, Pennsylvania
Mushrush, Diane Ruth. 123 Pine Street, Catasauqua, Pennsylvania
Oberlin, Clareen Ann, 25 Laurel Street, Lewistown, Pennsylvania
Perkins, Grace, M6 Rutter Avenue, Kingston, Pennsylvania
Piszek, Patricia Ann, 1208 South Webster Avenue, Scranton, Pennsylvania
Sharrow, Kathryn Lewis. 310 East Market Street, Danville, Pennsylvania
Shore, Barbara Elizabeth, 808 East Water Street, Lock Haven, Pennsylvania
Siegel. Marshall Harold, 41 Huffman Street, Williamsport, Pennsylvania
Silkroski, Lois Jean, 531 Murphy Avenue, Baden, Pennsylvania
Sill, Jo Ann, Box 31, Cooperstown, New York
Smitz, Wayne C, 221 Lincoln Street, Carlisle, Pennsylvania
Steckel, Mary Jennings. 200 Columbia Avenue, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
TuUi, Randy L., 6 Railroad Street, Hershey, Pennsylvania
Turley, William .Albert, 200 East Union Street, Nanticoke, Pennsylvania
Weeb, Sharon E., 450 West Third, West IS'yoming, Pennsylvania
Werner, Charles William, 497B West Third Street, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Wilson, Susannah E., 569 Church Road, Elkins Park, Pennsylvania
Worrell, Janet Arlene, R.D. #1, Saylorsburg, Pennsylvania
Wyatt, Ann Kinsloe, 204 Bratton Avenue, Lewistown, Pennsylvania
Youshock, Joseph Michael, 724 LaSalle Street, Berwick, Pennsylvania
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t966
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^one€Mnd
This year the
Anniversary.
tence
...
.
.
.
it
celebrating
is
.
Fiftieth
its
its
golden moment of triumph.
its
1966
the
staff,
hope
it
It
exis-
has
shall continue
your most memorable experiences
to serve as a log of
... as
.
has reached a miletone in
It
and we,
sei-ved;
OBITER
.
recaptures the build ups
the crazy confusions
the continual searching
.
.
.
the love
.
.
.
the let
.
.
downs
the growing pains
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
the conquer-
ing ... the expanding.
Yes, within these pages
many
of you,
it
shall
few years; for the
represents our past
is
the world of today.
remain your world for the next
rest
of us, this year's
—our
To
is
that of the
this end, the
OBITER
As time pro-
yesterdays.
gresses, our ties shall fade, until the only
remains
For
bond which
memory.
OBITER
has attempted to give an
accurate portrayal of this world, your life at B.S.C.
—and
It
has
the events
and personalities that made
recorded this year as
State College 1966, your
it
was
it
unique.
—Bloomsburg
Log of a Golden Voyage.
Ann Marie Rapella
jjMi^
Editor-in-Chief
Z>edceaitc To
those
who knew him
Voe only concealed
well, the reserved
the modest^'
manner of Dr. Edward
T. De-
and genuine concern which he held within
him. His unselfish devotion for nearly nineteen years as advisor to the
OBITER
was often manifested
in his
performance of duties not usually
sociated with the position of advisor. There were
DeVoe
many
yearbook without asking any recognition for doing
staff of the
his loss to the
1966 OBITER,
His contributions
many. They
students
His wish was
to die
yearbook
for
is
hard
to re-
whom he did
OBITER,
to accept, particularly for
a great deal.
the College, and the cormnunity
will continue to have their effect, especially
who came
gave, and to
so.
the scenes.
The impact of
Dr.
when Dr.
contributed his guidance and knowledge to the betterment of the
main behind
tlie
instances
as-
pay
within his sphere.
tribute to his
Edward T. DeVoe.
To
on the
were
lives of the
express our recognition of what he
memory, we dedicate
the
1966 OBITER
to
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JERRY McBRIDE
Photographic Editor
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memories
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the sometimes
the murky, mist filled mornings on the
the world of
BSC
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1966.
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is
Pennsvlvania
campus located
the
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we
Bloomsburg
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it.
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Pennsylvania, the Keystone of
Democracy,
exemplifies
the
majestic beauty of nature and
the architectural skills of
man.
This combintion of resources
plays an important role in a
student's
life
since
the
rela-
tionships of the student to his
environment
bring
growths and changes.
many
.m^.
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.rr-^4
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His presence and his need for
learning
mean
buildings, fac-
ulty, space for meditation
study.
pus of B.S.C.
the
and
The picturesque cam-
beauty
is
evidence of
which
best
pro-
motes an atmosphere conducive to learning.
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TOM WELSH
Faculty Edito
Wandering between two worlds, one dead,
The other powerless to be born.
When Matthew Arnold
wrote these lines he certainly never
had our college and its development in mind, but we seem
to be on the eve of greater thnigs. The transition from a
state college to
a state university long delayed
is
quick-
ened by the demand for college admissions. The world into
which the Class of 1966 goes is one of many challenges
and opportunities.
you have adjusted yourself to the changes in college life
during your four years, you will no doubt be able to do the
same with life itself.
If
Harvey A. Andruss
President
James B. Creasy
Assistant to the President
Mr. William A. Lank
President
Hon. Bernard
The Hon. Harold
L.
Vice-President
Paul
Mr.
J.
Howard Deily
Secy.-Treas.
O^^cce^
/4«(*MitU4t'teit£<^
Mr. Robert L. Bunge
B.S., M.S.
Mr. John A. Hoch, A^.,
Dean
Assistant to the Dean
of Instruction
MA.
of Instruction
Mr. Robert
A.B.,
Mr. John L. Walker, B.B.A.,
Director of Admissions
MS.
Mr. Paul
S. Riegel, A.B.,
Dean
.MA.
oj Students
L. Bender
M.A.
Mr. Boyd
Assistant to the
Director oj Admissions
F.
Buckingham
B.S., M.S., Director of
Public Relations
SocccU T>ea*u
Mr. Elton Hunsinger,
Dean
of
B.S.,
Men
M.Ed.
B.S.,
of
Mss Mary
E.
MacDonald
A.M. Assistant to
the Dean oj Women
Mr. John
B.A., Assistant to
M.A., Ed.D.
Assistant to the
A.B.,
Mr. Gerald L. Maurey
Dr. Ralph S. Herre
Dean
the
Dean
of
Men
S.
B.S.,
Scrimgeour
MEd.
Assistant to the
Dean
Men
of
Men
Mrs. Elizabeth B.
Williams
B.S., M.E to the
Dean
of
Women
Miss Ellamae Jackson,
B.S.. M.Ed.
Dean
ot
Women
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/int
Clayton H. Hinkel
B.S.,
M.Ed.
Margaret A. Jack
B.S., M.Ed.
Donald R. Bashore
A.B., M.Ed.
Robert
L
Bender
MA.
Richard Scherpereel
B.F.A., M.Ed., M.F.A.
Departmental Chairman
James
B.S.,
B. Creasy
M.S. Bus.
Admin.
James DeVore
L
Ellen
Lensing
B.Ed., M.S.,
Ph.D.
Robert L. Bunge
B.S., M.S.
Otto Harris
B.F.A., M.F.A.
B.S.,
M.A.
Robert G. Davenport
B.S., M.S.
Howell Pinkston
B.S., M.A.
Kenneth T. Wilson
B.S.. M.A.
John E. Dennen
B.S., M.S.
Bus. Admin.
S.
Lloyd Tourney
B.S.Ed., M.S.Ed.,
Ed.D.
Director oj Business Education
Michael Clarizio
B.S.. M.A., M.S.
<;.-^^.
S^fccataut
Sie*'ft€Htan
Sheldon M.
A.B..
Mary
Litl.
M.A.
yt
Donald A. Vannan
E.
B.S.,
MacDonald.
A.B. A.M.
M.Ed., D.Ed.
SK Royce O. Johnson, B.S., M.Ed., Ed.D.
Director of Elementary Education
Gerald
I.
Maurey,
A.
A.B.
J.
McDonnell.
M.Ed.
A.B.,
Louis F. Thompson
Dorothy Andrysick.
B.S., M.S.
Robert G. Norton,
B.S.,
Ka Mae
B.S.,
A.B., M.A., Ph.D.
Departmental Chairman
Beckley,
M.Ed.
Ann Marie Noakes
M.Ed.
M.Ed.
Dale M. Anderson
B.S.L.,
Deborah
B.S..
Thaddeus
Piotrowski,
Griffith.
M.A.
Warren
I.
B.S.,
Johnson,
M.Ed.
Martin A. Satz.
B.A.,
MA.,
Ph.D.
Edward
M.Ed.
T.
B.S., ALS.,
W.
."^elders.
B.A., M.Ed.. D.Ed.
E. Paul
B..S..
Wagner,
M.S.. Ed.D.
Kenneth A. Roberts
B.S.,
M.S.Ed.
DeVoe
Ed.D.
Virginia A. Duck
A.B., A.M.
Nerine
Middleswartb,
B.S.. M.Ed.
Margaret C. .Means.
B.S., M.Ed.. E.Ed.
Gilbert R.
Ruth E. Coplan
A.B., M.A.
\LA.
Ray
T.
Sunderland
M.Ed.
B.S.,
William D.
Eisenberg
A.B., M.A.
Ronald
.A.
A.B.,
Ferdock
M.A.
23
"ponec^ ^^ut^^cca^e^
Charles C. Kopp
M.A., Ph.D.
B.S.,
Robert G. Meeker
A.B., M.A.
Bruce E. Adams
B.S., M.Ed., D.Ed.
Departmental Chairman
Carl D. Bauer
A.B., M.A., Ph.D.
Departmental Chairman
Jordan P. Richman
A.B., M.A.
Alva W. Rice
;.S.,
M.A.
John A. Enman
Jon Glasgow
B.A., M.A.
A.B., A.M., Ph.D.
Francis
K
Albert
A.B.. Ph.Lic.
William C. Roth
A.B., M.A.
Ben C. Alter
A.B., M.Ed.
Susan Rusinko
A.B.,
M.A.
Lavere
Lee C. Hopple
B.S., M.S.
John
P.
Bradv
A.B.
Richard C. Savage
A.B.. M.A.
W. McClure
B.S.,
M.A.
Balise Delnis
-M.A.
'
Cecil C. Seronsy
A.B., M.A., Ph.D.
.\Iar5
Lou John
B.S., .M.A.
George W. Neel
M.A. French,
B.S.,
William B. Sterling
B.S., M.S.,
Ed.D.
M.A., German
Janet
Stamm
Gerald H. Strauss
A.B., M.A., Ph.D.
A.B.,
M.A.
Edgar D. Nelson
A.B.. -M.Ed.
Thomas
G.
Sturgeon
A.B., .M.A., Ph.D.
Donald C.
Ri.-chel
A.B., .NLA.
Walter R. Blair
B.S., -NLEd.
Departmental Chairman
'm
>^ciinxvtcf
Douglas
Boelhouwer
B.S.,
Russell E.
B.S.,
Leroy H. Brown
B.S., M.Ed.
Houk
M.A.
Robert L.
Klinedinst
A.B.
M.S.
Elinor R. Keefer
A.B. M.LL., B.S. in L.S.
Head Librarian
i^k
John H. Jones
B.S.. M.Ed.
Joanne
Joseph E. Mueller
B.S., M.S.
McComb
Ronald W. Novak
B.S., M.Ed.
B.S.
Gwendolyn Reams
A.B.. M.A.
Lola MaxwelJ
B.S..
M.Ed.
John S.
Scrimgeour
M.Ed.
Clinton J.
Oxenrider
B.S.,
Eli
McLaughlin
M.Ed.
W. Richard Mentzer
B.S.,
B.S.,
M.A.
B.S.,
M.Ed.
Ruth D. Smeal
B.S., M.S.L.S.
Hildegard Pestel
LL.D., M.L.S.
George C.
Stradtman, Sr.
B.S.,
M.
M.Ed.
Earl Voss
Beatrice
Mettler
B.S.,
M.A.
A.B., M.S.
THu^ic
Charles R. Reardin
A.B..
M.A.
Departmental Chairman
Eleanor
Wray
A.B., M.S.
Claude L. Bordner
A.B.,
M.A.
Paul
W. Brann
B.S.,
M.A.
Nelson A. Miller
B.S., M.Ed.
Departmental Chairman
25
I
Alden Buker
A.B., A.M., Ph.D.
Charles H.
Carlson
Thomas
R. Manley
A.B., M.S.
Marie B. Rhodes
A.B.. M.A.
A.B.. M.A., Ed.D.
Sylvia H.
Cronin
M.Ed.,
5.Ed..
William K.
Decker
B.M.,
M.M.
Seymour
Schwimmer
A.B.,
Stanley A.
Rhodes
M.A.
Robert G. Sager
B.Sc, M.Sc.
B.S.,
MJi.
Barbara J. L
Shockley
A.B., M.S., Ph.D.
Robert R.
Solenberger
A.B.,
M.A.
M.Mu.Ed.
Sioi^^^ccM SeUHce
Donald D. Rabb
^^^^^ SeU,tcM
S/keec4.
-
»(k*
John C. Dietrich
Janice M. Youse
B.S.
.A.B.,
Norman
Sfreccal S^C^ccatcoK
.\.B..
£..
While
.M.S..
Ph.D.
Edson
Drake
M.A.
J.
A.B.,
.M..A.
Departmental Chairman
Hans Karl Gunther
.A.B.. .A.M.,
Dcnald
Maietta, B.S., M.S., Ph.D.
Director oj Special Education
F.
Harold H.
John
L. Eberhart
B.S.. M..A.
Virginia K. Gilmore
.\.B.. -M.Ed.
Emilv
LefevTe
A.B.',
.A.
Theodore Shanoski
A.B., .M.S.
B.S., .M.A.
.A.
Herre
Ed.D.
.Anthony Sylvester
A.B..
M.A.
Mordecai Treblow
Superdock
M.Ed
A.B.. .M.S.
George
Revwsaat
Ed.D.
Evabelle D. Valney
M.A.. Ed.S., Ed.D.
S.
.A..M.,
M.A.
Rex E. Selk
.M.A.,
A.B., .M.A., Ph.D.
.A.B..
B.S., .M.S.,
B.S.. .M.S.
B.S..
Margaret C.
M.A.. D.Ed.
Tobias F. Scarpino
David
Ralph
A.B..
Herbert H.
Reichard
Lanterman
B.S.,
Ph.D.
.A.
Turner
B.S.. .M.S.
Robert D. Warren
B.S.. -M.A., Ph.D.
"^atontf
John
J.
Serff
B.S., M.Ed.. Ph.D.
James R. Whitmer
B.A., .M.A.
Departmental Chairman
27
7U«t-^«t4tnucti
Paul G. Martin, B.S.
Business Manager
Paul Conard, B.S.
Assistant Business
Anna M. Knight
Manager
Secretary
Institutional
W. Horace Williams
Helen Barkauskas
Manager,
Husky Lounge
C.
Comptroller
Donald Housenick
Data Processing
Supervisor
Tliomas Gorey
Superintendent of
Buildings and Grounds
Bruce C. Dietterick
B.A.
Public Relations
TtufiAe^
(^^Me^
Louise Szutowitz, R.N.
P^
F.
H. p. Hoffman.
B.S.,
Nettie Seely, R.N.
Irene Gilbert, R.N.
Lillian Beasley, R.N.
W.
B.S.,
M.D.
John H. Jones,
B.S., M.Ed.
Reese,
M.D.
Resident Counselor
Althea Hoke,
Head
Resilient
Advise,
Lucretia Kinney
David Shaffer
Resident Counselor
'^nd'^
^
experience » P
Cecil *-
="=
^hev-Wecollen
29
'iik
LARRY REMLEY
Students Editor
Mrs. Mary A. Stull, student teacher, supervises a class in t>pe^\nli
Senior High School. Cooperating teacher is Mrs. EHizabeth Brown.
instruction in the Milton
Sandra Swetland,
student teacher, assists one
of her pupils with brief
forms in a class in short-
hand
at the Lewisburg
Senior High School. Mr.
Donald Kessler is the co-
operating teacher.
Student teacher Alfred W. Snyder assists a pupil
with tabulation problems in typing in the C. W.
Rice Building, Shikellamy District. Miss Eva P.
Reichley is the cooperating teacher.
Mr. William Swoyer, cooperating teacher, goes
over a lesson plan in business education with student teacher David Bassett in the Lewisburg Senior High School.
R.
teacher
John
Miller demonstrates one of
the machines used in clerical
office practice class in the
Milton Senior High School.
Cooperating teacher is Miss
Student
Mae
Neugard.
IH\.
CAROLYN
Denville,
M. AMATO
New Jersey
PHYLLIS LARAE ARTZ
Spring Glen, Pa.
General Business
General Business
Senior Class Secretary 4; Orientation 2; Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4; Pi
Omega Pi 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 4; Women's Service Society 3, 4; Secretary 3; Business Education Club 2, 3; International Relations 1;
Student
PSEA
Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Athenaeum Club 2; Business Education Club 1, 2,
3,
4; Student
DAVID EUGENE BASSETT
DAVID C. BEISHLINE
Danville, Pa.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Accounting
Day Men's Association
3,
4;
Student
ior
4.
4.
Accounting
Pi
PSEA
3,
1,
2,
4;
3,
Pi
Omega
Education Club 2, 3, 4;
Men's Intramurals 1; Jun-
Business
PSEA
4;
Prom Committee Chairman
Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Business
Education Club 3; Chess Club 2; Science
Club 3; Student PSEA 4; Veterans' Association
3.
DOROTHY JEAN BRIGHTON
1.
VICTOR RONALD CAMPBELL
Folcroft, Pa.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Accounting
Secretarial
Freshman Class Advisor 4; "B" Club 3, 4;
Bloomsburg Players 3, 4; Business Education Club 3, 4; Student PSEA 4; Proctor
Day Men's Association
Education
Qub
1, 2, 3,
Business
1,
2, 3, 4;
4; Student PSEA 4.
1, 2, 3.
ANTHONY J. CERZA
Exeter, Pa.
ROSE M. CHIKI
Accounting
Berwick, Pa.
General Business
College Council 2; CGA
Committee member 2; Alpha Phi Omega 3;
Business Education Club 4; Student PSEA
4; Who's Who in American Colleges and
Class President 2;
Day Women's Association
1, 2,
Education Club
Student
1,
2,
3;
3,
4; Business
PSEA
4.
Universities.
SHARYN
SHERRYL SHAFFER COPE
Lime Ridge, Pa.
General Business
Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Pi Omega
Business Education Club 1, 2, 3;
Day Women's
Pi 3, 4;
Student PSEA
Day Women's Association
Education Club
PHILLIP
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Accounting
Day Men's Association
Club
3,
3, 4; Business Educa4; Student Christian Association
PSEA 4;
4; Men's In-
Student
tramurals 1, 2.
1,
2;
1, 2, 3,
1,
2, 3, 4;
4; Student
Business
PSEA
4.
4.
DANIEL THOMAS DAVIS
tion
CREASY
J.
Catawissa, Pa.
General Business
R.
DAVIS, JR.
Plymouth, Pa.
Accounting
Business
PSEA
Education
Club
4; Men's Intramurals
1,
2,
3;
Student
1, 2, 3, 4.
NBEA
"hJfM
nL\NCIS JAMES DECEMBRINO
GIR.\RD
Ambler. Pa.
Accounting
Accounting
Business Education Club. 3. 4: Student
Varsitv Qub 3, 4: Wrestling 1. 2.
4:
Alpha Phi Omega
DOTO
Upper Darby. Pa.
PSEA
3.
4;
Student PSEA 4: VarsitT
ball 1.2, 3. 4; Basketball 1.
Qub
2, 3,
4; Foot-
3. 4.
W.WNE ARNOLD
ALEX JOH\ DUBIL
EDDO\^'ES
Wyncote. Pa.
Accounting
Bersvick. Pa.
Accounting
Day Men's .Association 1. 2. 3: Student Christian Association 3: International Relations 1;
Student PSE.A. 3. 4:
3: Business Educa-
NBEA
Men
Residents' Council 4: Student Christian
1; Varsity Club 3, 4; Football
-Association
3 : Wrestlina
Manager
1.
tion Contest 3: Golf 1; Intramural Basketball
1.
3; Intramural Baseball 2, 3.
RA\"MOND JOHN EMMA
LARRY L. EDWARDS
Wantagh. New York
Accounting
Bloomsburg. Pa.
Accounting
Dav Men's Association
Education
Qub
2,
Men's Intramurals
3.
1,
4:
2,
3,
4;
Student
Men
Residents' Council 3: Student
Basketball 1, 2: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4.
Business
PSEA
4:
PSEA
4;
2, 3.
JOSEPH PETER FAZZARI
Iselin.
New
DONALD JOSEPH
Jersey
FL'i^N'N
Simpson. Pa.
Accounting
General Business
CG.\ Dining Room Committee 2, 3; Hospitality Committee 1. 2: Business Education Club
1. 2. 3: President 3: Varsity Club 3. 4; President 4. Treas. 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4.
Dav Men's Association
3,
4: Student
PSIL\
DAVID LARUE FORCE
PATRICL\ CLAIR FR.ANKS
Berwick, Pa.
Simpson, Pa.
General Business
Accounting
Day Men's Association 1,
Education Club 4: Varsitv
Z 3: Student PSE.\ 4.
2,
3,
Qub
4;
3, 4;
Business
Football
of Resident Women 1. 2:
Pi
Pi 2, 3, 4: .Athenaeum Club 1; BusiEducation Club 2, 3; Chess Qub 1:
Student PSE-A 4.
.Association
Omega
ness
1.
JOHN
JERRY DEAN FRITZ
Qub
1,
4; Student
.Association 1, 2, 3.
2,
GERRITY
Accounting
General Business
Education
F.
Clarks Summit, Pa.
Millville. Pa.
Day Men's Association
4.
3.
PSE.A
4:
Business
4; Veterans
Men
Residents' Council
Student
PSEA
4:
3, 4:
Basketball
Men's Intramurals
3. 4.
3, 4:
SHELDON W. GRASLEY
MICHAEL F. GROSS
Berwick, Pa.
Kingston, Pa.
Accounting
Day Men's
Association
3; Business Education
1
Relations
3; Studio Band
International
4;
Gold Band
Accounting
Athenaeum
;
Club
Student
1;
2,
1,
3;
Qub
PSEA
Maroon
2, 3,
&
CGA Prom
Committee
4; Business Education
PSEA
3;
Phi Sigma Pi 2, 3,
1, 2, 3, 4; Student
Qub
4.
President
2,3.
E.
BUREL GUM
ALLYN E. HOSTETTER
North Wales, Pa.
Accounting
Millville, Pa.
Accounting
Day Men's Association
4; Student
sociation 1.
PSEA
4;
4; Pi Omega Pi
4; Veterans' As-
1, 2, 3,
NBEA
CGA
Decoration Committee 3, 4; Alpha Phi
Omega 3, 4; Business Education Club 2, 3, 4;
Student Christian Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Student PSEA 3, 4; Varsity Club 3; FootbaU
1, 2, 3.
JOSEPH CHARLES HUTTEMANN
FRANK MICHAEL HYDRO
Eddington, Pa.
Jim Tliorpe, Pa.
Accounting
Accounting
Class Treasurer 2; CGA Customs Committee
2; Men Residents' Council 1, 2, 3; Alpha Phi
Omega 3, 4, Historian & Program Chairman
CGA
Hospitality
GARY
EDWIN NEAL JOHNSON, JR.
Club
Committees
1, 2, 3,
4; Foot-
Day Men's
2, 3,
Club
dent
4;
Association 1,
Pi Omega Pi
1; Business
PSEA
PSEA
2,
4;
3,
4;
Qub
Kappa Delta
Athenaeum
2, 3,
Varsity Club
4.
4; Stu-
4.
MICHAEL KASANDER
GARETH THOMAS KASE
Nesquehoning, Pa.
Accounting
Levittown, Pa.
Omega
Maroon
2, 3,
Education
&
Accounting
Pi 2; Business Education Club 2;
Gold Business Manager 1; Student
4.
Men
Residents' Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Business
Education Club 2, 3, 4; Student PSEA 4;
Men's Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.
JANE LOUISE KASZOWICZ
MARCIA ELEANOR KECK
Lee, Pa.
Allentown, Pa.
General Business
General Business
Day Women's
Association
1,
Pi 2, 3; Business Education
Student PSEA 3, 4.
2,
D.
JOHNSON
Shamokin. Pa.
Accounting
San Antonio, Texas
Accounting
Pi
Orientation
;
;
Pi
&
2, 3; Business Education
ball 1; Student PSEA 4.
Business Education Club 2, 3, 4, Vice
President 3; Student PSEA 4; Varsity Club
3 Cross Country 3 Swimming 2.
3;
3;
Qub
Pi
-Omega
1,
2,
3;
CGA
Hospitality Committee
of Residei.
Qub
!
Women
1, 2,
2, 3; Association
3; Business Education
International Relations 2, 3; Student Christian Association i, 2; Student PSEA
1,4.
2,
3;
3,
4; Baseball 2; Student
PSEA
JACK LAMONT KELLER
IL\LPH W. KERSTETTER
Catawissa, Pa.
Shamokin. Pa.
General Business
Accounting
Day Men's Association 1. 2, 3, 4: Pi Omega
Pi Z 3, 4: Business Education Club 3, 4;
Student PSELA. 4.
CHARLES
A.
KXORR
Day Men's
Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Business
Education Club 4; Veterans' Association 1, 2,
4; Student PSEL\ 4.
3,
DARRYL
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Accounting
Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3. 4: Business
Education Qub 3, 4; Student PSE.\ 4; Maroon and Gold Band 1.
WA'i'XE
LANMNG
Berwick, Pa.
Accounting
Dav Men's
Education
.Association
Qub
2,
3.
Maroon & Gold Band
1,
4;
2. 3, 4:
Business
Student PSE.\ 4;
President 3.
1, 2, 3, 4,
JAMES H.\ROLD LEWIS
ROBERT
C.\RL
LEEDY
Danville. Pa.
Accounting
Danville, Pa.
General Business
Dav Men's
.Association 1. 2, 3. 4: Business
Education Qub 1, 2. 3, 4; Student PSE.\ 4:
Business Education Contest 3; Obiter Staff
Day Men's
.Association
Council
Student
4;
3,
PSEA
1,
Men
2;
Residents'
Business Education Qub 3;
4; Varsitv Club 4: Wrestling
1, 2, 3, 4.
4.
^L\RY JANE LLE^^TLLYN
SUS.AN"
KAY LOUCKS
York. Pa.
General Business
Peck-ville, Pa.
Secretarial
of Resident Women 1. 2, 3, 4;
Business Education Qub 3; International Relations 3: Student Christian .Association 1, 2;
Student PSE.A 1. 4.
Association of Resident Women 3, 4: Cheerleader 3, 4; Student PSE.A 4; Obiter Staff
.Association
4.
GARY PAUL .McMANIMEN
CAROL\?s ^L McCAFFERTY
Glenside, Pa.
Eddington, Pa.
General Business
CG-A Orientation Committee
General Business
2; .Association of
Resident Women 1, 2. 3: Bloomsburg Play,
1; Business Education Club 2: Gamma
Sigma Sigma 3; Student PSE,A 4.
ers
Men
Residents' Council 1, 2. 3, 4: Alpha Phi
Omega 2, 3, 4: Business Education Qub 3:
Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 4; Baseball
1.
ALICE M.\RIE MERKLE
CLIPSOX RICHARD MARTIN
WiUow
Emporium. Pa.
Accounting
Men
Residents' Council
Education
Football
Qub
2. 3, 4.
2, 3.
1,
2,
Grove. Pa.
Accounting
3,
4; Varsity
4;
Qub
Business
2, 3,
4;
-Association of Resident Women
Hection Board 3; Hospitality
Pi
Omega
Gold Band
Pi
1;
3, 4,
1. 2,
Student PSE.A
4.
3;
CGA
Committee 3;
Maroon and
Historian 4;
WILLIAM VITO MIGLIACCI
JOHN RAYMOND MILLER
Scranton, Pa.
Catawissa, Pa.
Accounting
Accounting
Men Residents' Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Pi Omega
Pi 3, 4; Business Education Club 2, 3, 4;
Student PSEA 4; Men's Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.
Day Men's
Association
Education Club
JAMES
LORRAINE MILLER
Secretary
Women
1,
2,
Association
3;
3,
2,
4;
3,
PSEA
Business
4.
H. MISIRIAN, JR.
Accounting
of
Resident
Gamma Sigma Sigma
4;
1,
4; Student
Upper Darby, Pa.
Catasauqua, Pa.
General Business
Class
3,
"B" Club
3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 3;
3, 4; Business Education Club 2, 3, Secretary
Extramural
Basketball
1,
3; Student PSEA 4;
Men
Residents' Council
Club 1, 2, 3, 4, V. Pres
& Gold Band
roon
1,
2,
3,
4;
Circle
President 4;
3,
K
Ma-
Student Christian As-
2;
sociation 3, 4; Student PSEA 4;
Gold 1, 4; Intramural Sports 2, 3.
Maroon &
2,3.
FREDERICK CHRISTIAN MUSSER
WILLIAM
J.
MURWIN,
Shamokin, Pa.
General Business
JR.
Jenkintown, Pa.
Accounting
Men's Representative 1;
Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student
Day Men's Association
PSEA
Omega
Education
Business
4; Football
tion
1.
2,
Club
PSEA
3, 4,
3,
2,
1,
Secretary 3;
4; Circle
K
Club
3; Alpha Phi
Business Educa2, 3, 4; Student
4; Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4.
FRANK XAVIER PEPPER
JUDITH
A.
NAZAR
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Accounting
Scranton, Pa.
Secretarial
Education Club
Obiter 4; Association
Business
4;
3;
Student
of Resident
PSEA
Women
3, 4.
WILLIAM DANIEL PROWANT
JAN ANDREW PROSSEDA
New
Milton, Pa.
Men Residents' Council 1,
Omega 3, 4; Varsity Club
2,3,4; Student
PSEA
2, 3, 4;
2,
3,
4;
Alpha Phi
Track 1,
4.
Day
Association 1, 4; Waller Hall
Men's Association 3; Men Residents' Council
2, 3; Business Education Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Circle
K
Men's
Club
Omega
CGA
Columl)ia, Pa.
Accounting
General Business
3,
4;
Student
PSEA
4;
ANN MARIE C. RAPELLA
FRED W. RAPP
Forest City, Pa.
Secretarial
Palmyra, New Jersey
Accounting
Committee member; Hospitality
3, Orien4; Association of Resident
Alpha Phi
3, 4.
Class V. Pres. 4;
Men
Residents' Council 3;
Women
Alpha Pbi Omega 2, 3, 4; Business Education
Club 3; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4;
Omega
Student
tation S,
Awards
3,
Proctor 3; Alpha Psi
1,
2, 3, 4;
2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Vice
President 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 4; Pi Omega Pi 2, 3, 4; "B"
Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Bloomsburg
Players 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3; Business Education Club 1, 2, 3, 4; International Relations 3, 4; Student PSEA 2, 3, 4; Obiter 3, 4,
.Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; Women's Intra-
murals
],
2,
3,
4;
Newman Qub
Publications Committee 4;
NBEA
4.
1,
2,
3,
4;
PSEA
4; Intramurals
1, 2, 3, 4.
Day Men's Association
Omega
Pi
3,
2, 3,
1, 2, 3, 4; Pi
4; Veterans' Association 1, 2,
4.
GERALD LYNN ROBINSON
JAMES EARLE REIFINGER
Athens, Pa.
Bethlehem, Pa.
Accounting
CGA
Committee
Hospitality
Education Club 2; Student
Club 3, 4; Track 1.2,3,4.
Accounting
2;
PSEA
Business
4; Varsity
Men
Residents' Council 1, 2, 3. 4; Sigma Iota
Omega 3, 4; Business Education Club 2, 3,
4, Treasurer 3; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Student
PSEA 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Basketball
1.
WESLEY JAMES ROTHERMEL
LARRY H. RUCKLE
Sunbury, Pa.
Accounting
Bloomsburg, Pa.
General Business
Class Treasurer 4; Alpha Phi Omega 3, 4,
Recording Secretary 3; Student PSEA 1, 4;
Baseball 1; Men's Intramurals 1; Business
Education Club 2, 3. 4.
Day Men's Association
Education
Qub
1,
1,
2,
2; Student
3,
Business
4;
PSEA
4.
•IP??
GARY L. RUSSELL
SUSAN ANNE SCOTT
Coudersport, Pa.
Glenside, Pa.
Secretarial
Accounting
Men
Gamma
Residents' Council 4; Business Education
2, 3, 4; Student
Club 2; Alpha Phi Omega
PSEA
Sigma Sigma
en
2,
Club
3,
1,
4,
Secretary 4;
2; Student
PSEA
Day Men's Association
4; Pi Omega
Business Education
Olympian
Business Edu-
JR.
Shamokin, Pa.
Accounting
1, 2, 3,
4;
4;
2, 3.
Berwick, Pa.
General Business
Day Women's Association
3,
KIMBER CLEAVER SHAFFER,
BONNIE LOU SEARCH
Pi
2,
cation Club 2, 3; Student PSEA 4; Women's
Intramural 2; Association of Resident Wom-
4.
Club
PSEA
3.'
CGA
1;
1,
2,
Athenaeum
3;
Business Education Club 3; Student
4.
SYLVIA ANNE SHARP
RICHARD ALVIN SHERMEN
Montoursville. Pa.
Secretarial
Allentown. Pa.
Orientation Committee
2,
3; Social Rec-
reation Committee 1, 2;
Hospitality Committee 1, 2, 3; Big Name Entertainment 2;
Business Education Club 2; Student PSEA
Gold 1; Association of Resi3, 4; Maroon
dent Women 1, 2. 3.
Secretarial
Bloomsburg Players
Club 1, 2, 3; Student
Business
3;
PSEA
Education
4.
&
JOSEPH MICHAEL SNARPONIS
ALFRED WA^TME SNYDER
Danville, Pa.
Hazleton, Pa.
General Business
Student
PSEA
4; Veterans' Association 4.
Accounting
Day Men's
Association
1,
Education Club 4; Student
2,
3,
PSEA
4;
4.
Business
Q
PAUL DALE SNYDER
JOSEPH JOHN STABINSKI
Shamokin, Pa.
General Business
Mt. Carmel, Pa.
Accounting
Omega Pi 2, 3, 4, President 4; Business
Education Club 1, 2, 3; Student Christian Association 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Student PSEA 4;
Pi
Who's
Who
Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3; Phi Sigma Pi
4; Pi Omega Pi 4; Business Education Club
2, 3, 4;
Student
PSEA
4.
In American Colleges and Univer-
RONALD EMMETT STEVENS
FRED ALAN STOICEFF
Scranton, Pa.
Lewistown, Pa.
Accounting
Accounting
Business Education Club 3; Student
PSEA
4.
Student
Track
PSEA;
Pilot
Business
Manager
4;
1, 2, 3, 4.
LARRY DAVID STOUT
Bethlehem, Pa.
Accounting
MARY ARLENE STULL
CGA
Selinsgrove. Pa.
Orientation Committee 2; Phi Sigma Pi
2, 3, 4, Vice President 4; Pi Omega Pi 3, 4;
Business Education Club 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,
2; Student PSEA 4; Men's Intramural 1, 2,
General Business
Day Women's Association
3, 4;
Student
PSEA
4.
3.4.
WARREN EARL THOMA
SANDRA BEVERLY SWETLAND
Shamokin, Pa.
Accounting
Montrose, Pa.
General Business
Men
Residents' Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Business
Education Club 2, 3, 4; Student PSEA 4;
Men's Intramurals 1, 2, 3.
Class Treasurer 3; Pi Omega Pi 3, 4; Business Education Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student PSEA
3, 4; Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3;
Student Christian Association 1, 2, 3.
MATTHEW A. TREESE
NELSON EDDY TURANICA
Slatington, Pa.
Shamokin, Pa.
Accounting
Day Men's Association
PSEA
1,
2,
Accounting
3,
4;
4.
Student
Business Education Club 3, 4; Debating Club
1; Student PSE.A 4; Business Education Contest 2, 3, 4; NBEA 4; Men's Intramurals 1, 2,
3,4.
JOHN ALLAN VASIL
RICHARD TERRY
WILLIAMS
KATHY JANE WOODRING
Watsontown, Pa.
Accounting
General Business
Men
Residents' Council 1, 2, 3, 4;
Phi Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, President 4; Pi Omega Pi 3, 4, Treasurer
4; Business Education Club 1, 2, 3,
4; Student PSEA 4; Men's Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.
Secane, Pa.
Proctor 2; "B" Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Education Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student PSE1\ 4; Women's Intramural
Association of Resident
1, 2, 3, 4;
Women
1,
Basketball
2,
3,
4;
Hockey
1,
2,
3;
1, 2.
KAREN MARIE ZEISS
MARTHA LOUISE ZUBRIS
Clarks Summit, Pa.
Benton, Pa.
Secretarial
Secretarial
Association of Resident Women 1,
Secretary 3, Governing
3,
4,
Board 2, 3; Business Education
Bloomsburg Players 3; Business
Education Club 1, 2, 3; Student
PSEA
Student
4;
sociation 2.
Christian
2,
As-
1, 2, 3, 4; Student PSEA 4;
Business Education Contest.
Club
Ann Snyder
finds
a
calculator
beneficial
attempting to complete her math quickly.
Bill Winch takes a break from the tedious task at
hand while Melanie Geiser puts the finishing
touches on her stencil.
when
Student teacher Thomas DiehlV inlhusia^in over "Project
Mexico" is reflected in the coiniiraiiim of his sixth grade
pupils in Hill Elcmentaiy School. Sunlniry. Mrs. Gladys
Rohrbaugh is the cooperating teacher.
Mrs.
Elise
Knoll,
student
teacher, presents a scientific
demonstration before a third
grade class in the Priestley
Elementary School, Northumberland.
The cooperating
teacher is Mrs. Phoebe Burk.
JUDITH
E.
ANDREWS
NANCY J. ANDREWS
Roslyn, Pa.
Bethlehem, Pa.
Elementary
Elementary
Area
of
Competency
— German
CGA
Committee member. Hospitality 2, 3, 4,
Orientation 2, 3, 4, Social Recreation 1, International Program Comm. 3, 4; Association of
Resident Women 1, 2, 3; Counselor 3; Proctor 2; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Treasurer 4;
Cheerleaders 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3; Junior
Resident Advisor 4; Gamma Sigma Sigma 3,
4; German Club 2, 3, President 2; Who's Who
in American Colleges & Universities.
JOHN
J.
—
CGA
Area of Competency German
Committee member, Hospitality
Resident Women 1, 2,
Governing Board 2; Student PSEA 4;
Association
man Club
of
2, 3,
Orangeville, Pa.
Elementary
— Social Studies
Men
Residents' Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Veterans'
Association 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Men's
Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Student PSEA 4.
Area of Competency
PSEA
LOIS
of
LYNN G. BARBER
BANGOR
Roselle,
Elementary
dent
Women
visor 3, 4;
Chairman
Who's
2;
3,
2,
1,
1;
Area
Blood-
Association
MARILYN J. BAYNHAM
EMILY
Elementary
—
PSEA
of
BENNER
Area
of
Competency
Association of Resident
lish
Club
2,
3,
4;
— English
Women 1,
PSEA
Student
2,
3;
1,
2,
Eng4.
4.
JAMES
Area
A.
Sunbury, Pa.
Elementary
Strong, Pa.
Student
H.
BOLITSKY
DONNA M. BORIS
Hazleton, Pa.
Ashland, Pa.
Elementary
Elementary
Area of Competency Geography
Competency
Jersey
— Social Studies
Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3; Chess Club 1;
Veterans' Association 1, 2; Student PSEA 4;
Men's Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.
Competency
2;
— English
Women
"B" Qub
Resident
1,
2,
2,
3;
3,
4;
Chess
English Club 3; Student Christian
Association 2, 3, 4; Student PSEA 4; Harmonettes 4.
Club 2;
versities.
Area of Competency Arts & Crafts
Day Women's Association 1, 2, 4; Association
of Resident Women 3; Athenaeum Club 1, 2;
of
of
Athenaeum Club
of Resi4; Junior Resident Ad-
4, Program
Golf Club
American Colleges & Uni-
in
New
Elementary
— Social Studies
Student PSEA 1, 2, 3,
V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4;
2,
Who
— Psychology
Resident Women I, 2, 3,
Athenaeum Club 1; Chess Club 1; Engl
Club 2; Student PSEA 3, 4; Women's Intramurals 1.
Association
Hazleton, Pa.
Committee member, Hospitality
mobile Chairman 2, 3; Association
BAKER
Area of Competency
Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4;
Athenaeum Qub 3; Student Christian Association 1; Student PSEA 3, 4; Junior Resident Advisor 4.
CGA
J.
Elementary
— Social Studies
of
Area of Competency
AtheStudent
4;
2;
Facloryville, Pa.
Elementary
A.
3,
1, 2, 3, 4.
Taylor, Pa.
PRISCHXA
— English
Day Women's Association 1, 2,
naeum Club 1; English Club
RUTH C. ATHERTON
Association
4;
Ger-
KAREN E. ASH
ANGOTTI
Elementary
Area of Competency
3;
3,
4; Harmonettes 2.
Carbondale, Pa.
Area of Competency
2,
—
Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3; Big
Sister Co-ordinator 2, 3; "B" Club 1, 2, 3;
Student PSEA 4; Women's Intramurals 1, 2,
3; Who's Who in American Colleges & Universities.
THOMAS
L.
BOYER
Hazleton, Pa.
Elementary
Area of Competency
Day Men's Association
Council 2; Wrestling
4:
1, 3,
3;
1,
CX
RITA C. BRADISH
Picture Rocks, Pa.
Elementary
— Art
Men
Area
Residents'
Men's Intramurals
Competency
of
Day Women's Association
Club 3; Student PSE.\ 4.
—Science
3,
4;
Athenaeum
2,4.
ELAINE
D.
WALTER J. BULLETT
BREZNAY
Dunmore, Pa.
Forest City, Pa.
Elementary-
Elementary
Area of Competency
CGA
— History
member,
Committee
Hospitality 1, 2;
Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3; House
Committee 2; Election Committee 3; International Relations 2, 3; Student Christian Association 3; Student
PSEA
—
Area of Competency Biology
Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Student
PSEA
4.
1, 4.
JANET BURNS
PATRICIA
Glen Lyon, Pa.
Elementary
—
1,
3; Student
PSEA
Area of Competency
B.
Amateur Radio
Qub
3,
4;
.Athe-
Student
MARY ELLEN CLARK
CINO
Northumberland, Pa.
Elementary
Elementary
Competency
2,
2, 3, 4;
4.
Clarks Summit, Pa.
.\rea of
— English
Day Women's Association 1,
naeum Club 1; English Club
1, 2, 3, 4.
PSEA
JAMES
BURNS
Elementary
Area of Competency Geography
Day Women's Association 1. 2, 3; Athenaeum
Club
A.
Milton, Pa.
— Geography
—
Area of Competency Biology
Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Bloomsburg Abroad — Spain 3; .Athenaeum Club 1,
Vice President 3; Veterans' Association 3; Student PSEL\ 4.
3,
2,
3;
College Concert Choir 2; Harmonettes
International Relations 4; Spanish Qub
1,
2;
2,
3; Student
PSEA
4.
MARYANN P. COLARUSSO
MARY RITA COLARUSSO
Hazleton, Pa.
Pittston, Pa.
Elementary
Elementary
Area
of
Competency
Association of Resident
Women's
— Biology
Women
.Association 4; Student
1,
2,
PSEA
Area
3;
Day
1, 2, 4.
Elementary
Competency
3,
4;
CONSTANTINE
—
— Biology
Association of Resident Women
Women's Association 4; Student
F.
— Spanish
Women 1, 2,
PSEA 1, 2, 4.
Gordon, Pa.
Elementary
Hazleton, Pa.
of
Competency
Association of Resident
Spanish Club 3; Student
JANTT
MARYLON E. COLOMBO
Area
of
1,
2,
PSEA
3;
Day
1, 2, 4.
Area of Competency Geography
Day Women's Association 2, 3, 4; Gamma
3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 4; Stu-
Theta Upsilon
dent PSE,A 4.
MARY E. CROUGHN
JOHN M. COULTER
Kingston, Pa.
Montrose, New York
Elementary
Area of Competency
President
of
Pi 3; Student
Elementary
Area
— Geography
Freshman Qass 1; Phi Sigma
PSEA 1, 4; Men's Intramurals
Competency
of
— Art
Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3; Student PSEA 4; Gamma Sigma Sigma 3, 4.
1, 2, 3.
CAROL J. DE FELICE
ROSALIE DAVIS
Berwick, Pa.
Berwick, Pa.
Elementary
Elementary
Area of Competency
Day Women's Association
— Spanish
2, 3;
Student
4.
Area
PSEA
Competency
of
Day Women's Association
— Spanish
2, 3, 4; Senior
Representative 4; International Relations 1, 2;
Spanish Club 3; Student PSEA 4; Maroon &
Gold Feature Writer 1.
1,
THOMAS H. DIEHL
JAMES
Sunbury, Pa.
Elementary
DERR
L.
Area
Reading, Pa.
Elementary
Area of Competency
CGA
Men
2,
3,
Track
CGA
4;
Swimming
— Geography
S.I.O. 2, 3, 4,
1.
2,
3,
4,
Recording Sec. 3, 4; Basketball
4; Cross Country 3; Men's
Manager
Intramurals
1, 2, 3, 4.
KAY M. DOSTICH
KAREN L. DOTY
Lebanon, Pa.
Elementary
Area of Competency
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Elementary
— Spanish
Area of Competency
CGA Committee member, Hospitality 2, 3;
Assembly 3; Association of Resident Women
CGA
Qub
Committee member.
3; Student Chris1, 2, 3, 4; Athenaeum
tian Association 1, 2, 3; Student PSEA 1, 2, 4;
tainment
Harmonettes
Bloomsburg Players
GEORGE 0. DURILLA
DUBBS
F.
Tamaqua, Pa.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Elementary
Area
of
Competency
Day Men's Association
Association
1, 2, 3,
2,
4; Student
KAREN
M.
Elementary
— Geography
1,
3,
PSEA
Area of Competency
Veterans'
4;
4.
Maroon & Gold Band
1, 2, 3,
4; Student
P.
— History
3;
Maroon & Gold
4.
EIFERT
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Elementary
Elementary
— Geography
Association of Resident Women 1,
International Relations 3; Student
2,4.
1, 2,
PSEA
SUSAN
ECKERT
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Area of Competency
2,
Area of Competency
3,
PSEA
4;
1,
3,
Association
1, 2.
MICHAEL
— History
1, 2; HospitalSocial Recreation 3, 4; Awards Committee 4, Athletic Committee 3, 4;
Men
Residents'
Council
Student
1,
2,
3,
4;
PSEA 4; Varsity Club 3, 4, Vice President 4;
Orientation Committee 3, Chairman 4;
Residents' Council 1, 4; Varsity Club ],
4; Treasurer 3, 4; Student PSEA 4;
1, 2, 3,
Competency
of
Committee member. Pep
ity 2, 3;
— Spanish
Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Athenaeum Qub 3, 4; Maroon & Gold Band 1;
Student Christian Association
PSEA
1, 2, 4.
1,
2;
Student
4;
1,
— English
Big
Hospitality 4;
2,
3,
1.
4;
Name
Enter-
Day Women's
Student
PSEA
4;
WALTER PAUL EIFERT.
JOAN CAMPBELL EVANS
JR.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Elementary
Area of Competency
Day Men's Association
Club
1.
Lewistown, Pa.
Elementary
— Geagraphy
3, 4:
2,
.\rea of
Athenaeum
Student Christian .Association
Student PSE.A 1, 2. 4; Men"s Intramurals
3, 4;
I,
2;
Competency
— Spanish
Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4;
1, 2; Student PSEA 1, 2, 3,
Association
of
Athenaeum
Qub
1.
THO^L\S JOHN EVANS
RITA
S.
E^TRLY
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Elementary
Old Forge, Pa.
Elementary
—
Area of Competency Geography
CG.\ Committee; Social Recreation 1, 2, 3, 4;
Freshmen Orientation 2, 3; CGA Decorating
1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: Tennis 1, 2,
3, 4; Student PSEA 4; Men's Intramurals 1,
—
Area of Competency English
Dav Women's Association 2, 3, 4; Spanish
Club 1,2; Student
PSEA
4.
2, 3, 4.
JOHN THOMAS FOSTER
Sa>Te, Pa.
^L\RJORIE ELLEN FRANCIS
Elementary
Area
of
Competency
Basketball 2; Student
PSEA
— Math
Philadelphia, Pa.
Elementary
4.
Competency
.\rea of
— Spanish
Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4;
International Relations 2; Student PSEA 1,
4;
Woman's
.Abroad
Intramural
Bloomsburg
3;
2,
3.
CHARLOTTE KATHLEEN GEARY
CAROLE LEE GEORGE
Walnutport, Pa.
Elementary
Berwick. Pa.
Elementary
—
Area
Competency French
CG.\ Election Board 3; Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4; Athenaeum Club 3;
French Club 1, 2; Maroon & Gold Band 1, 2;
Area
Student
2,
— Spain
3
;
PSEA
of
2,
3.
4;
Bloomsburg Abroad
Day Women's
of
Competency
.Association
tional
Relations 2;
PSEA
4;
— Spanish
1,
2,
3,
4;
Interna-
Spanish Club 3; Student
Huskiaub3,
4.
Women's Intramurals
— France
3.
VIRGINL\
B.
GILBERT
GIRTON
Area of Competency
— Spanish
Area
Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Athenaeum Club 1; International Relations 2, 3;
Qub
Spanish
1,
2,
Bloomsburg Abroad
3;
— Spain
Student
PSEA
4;
3.
of
Competency
SUSAN RUTH GODSHALL
Name
Entertainment Committee 3;
.Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3; International Relations 3; Student PSEA 1, 2,
3;
Big
Gamma
Sigma Sigma
3, 4.
American
Colleges
and
Shamokin, Pa.
Elementary
Elementary
CGA
in
JOHN ROBERT GOTASKIE
Orsland. Pa.
— Social Studies
— Psychology
Class Vice-President 1, President 2; CGA VicePresident 3, President 4; Chairman Big Name
Entertainment 3, Hospitality 2, Orientation 2,
3: Men Residents' Council 1. 2, 3. 4; Phi
Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4; Student PSEA 4; S. I. 0. 3,
4; Who's Who
Universities.
Area of Competency
GOCKLEY
C.
Reamstown, Pa.
Elementary
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Elementary
—
Area of Competency Social Studies
CoUege Council 4; Dav Men's Association
3, 4; President 4; Circle
Vice-President. President 3;
2,
4;
Men's Intramurals
1, 2.
K Qub
Student
2,
3,
1,
4,
PSE.A
DALE WAYNE GREENLY
GRETCHEN J. GUM
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Elementary
Pen Argyl, Pa.
Elementary
Area of Competency Biology
Committee member, Hospitality 2;
—
Area of Competency Biology
Day Men's Association 1. 2, 3, 4; Student
Christian
Association
SUSAN
C.
PSEA
Student
4:
Huski Clubs, 4; Football
4;
—
CGA
dent
PSEA
HAMMERQUIST
CECILIA M.
Devon, Pa.
Elementary
Area of Competency
3,
Elementary
— Spanish
Gamma Sigma Sigma
4;
1,
3;
"B" Club
3,
4;
Women's
Area of Competency
Day Women's
naeum Club 1,
PSEA
en
2,
3,
AtheStudent
4;
2, 3;
E.
HARPER
Garwood, New Jersey
Elementary
— Geography
Committee member, Hospitality
2, 3,
— French
1,
French Club
MARJORIE
Elementary
orating
2;
4.
Dallas, Pa.
CGA
Association
3, 4.
MARIE T. HARDISKY
Area of Competency
HANNA
Centralia; Pa.
Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3; Spanish Qub 2, 3; Vice President 3; Student PSEA
Intramurals
Stu-
1, 4.
2.
Area of Competency
2, 3,
4; Association of Resident
Athenaeum Qub
Dec-
Wom-
burg Players
1
;
3,
— History
Treasurer 4;
4,
Student
PSEA
Blooms-
4.
Gamma
Theta Upsilon 2, 3,
4; Corresponding Secretary 3, Vice President
4; Gamma Sigma Sigma 3, 4; Student PSEA
1,
2,
3,
4;
1,4.
LINDA
E.
HARVELL
EDITH
Area of Competency
Day Women's Association 1,
— General
&
L.
PATRICIA M. HOPLAMAZIAN
HOKE
Newtown Square,
Elementary
— German
Association of Resident Women 1, 2; College
Concert Choir 1, 2, 3; Student PSEA 4; Women's Intramurals 1, 2, 3.
Area
Sigma Sigma
Hockey 1.
SHIRLEY
JOHNSON
—
— English
3, 4;
E.
Women's Intramur-
JOHNSON
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Elementary
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Elementary
Area of Competency Biology
Committee member. Library Policy 2;
Delta Pi 3, 4; Phi Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4;
Men's Intramurals 1, 2; Student PSEIA 4.
Pa.
Elementary
Competency
Committee member, Orientation 3; Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4;^ College Concert Choir 2, 3; Student PSEA 4;
Gamma
L.
of
CGA
als 2, 3;
JAMES
Athenaeum Club
tian Association 1; Student
Pottsville, Pa.
Area of Competency
Tlieta Upsilon 3;
retary 3;
1.
JANET
HEDBERG
Area of Competency
Gamma
2, 3, 4; College
Concert Choir 1; Student Christian Association 1, 2, 3; Student PSEA 3, 4; Maroon
Gold
I.
Ridgway, Pa.
Elementary
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Elementary
—
Spanish & French
of Competency
Committee member. Hospitality 1, 2, 3,
3; Social Recreation 3, Election Board
Area
CGA
CGA
Kappa
Award
2, 3; Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3,
Counselor 2, Election Board Chairman 3;
College Concert Choir 2; Student PSEA 2, 4.
— Geography
Corresponding Sec1; Student Chris-
PSEA
4.
VIVIAN KAY JONES
LESTER GEORGE JONES
Sunbury, Pa.
Elementary
Frackville, Pa.
Elementary
Area
Competency
of
Day Men's Association
PSEA
1,
— Geography
2,
3,
4; Veterans' Association
4;
Student
1, 2.
Area of Competency
Hatboro, Pa.
Association
PSEA
of
Competency
Resident
1,
2,
3,
4.
JR.
Drexel Hill, Pa.
Elementary
of
PSEA
WALLACE JOSEPH KAHN,
CAROLE JEAN JUSTICE
of
3;
Student Christian
International Relations 3;
Association 1, 2; Student
Area
— Spanish
Day Women's Association 3, 4; Association
Resident Women 1, 2; Bloomsburg Players
Elementary
—
— English
Women
3;
Student
2, 4.
Area of Competency Social Studies
CGA Committee member, Hospitality 2, 3,
Chairman 3; Men Residents' Council 1, 2, 3,
4; Alpha Phi Omega 2, 3, 4, Program Chair-
man
4;
College
Concert Choir 1;
Debating
2; Student PSEA 4; Men's Intramurals
Gold 2, 3; Olympian 3;
2, 3, 4; Maroon
Qub
1,
&
Basketball
1.
CAROL MARJORIE KAMINSKI
South Gibson, Pa.
Elementary
Area of Competency
JOHN WILLIAM KERLISH
— Biology
Berwick, Pa.
Elementary
Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4;
Bloomsburg Players 2, 3; Science Club 2, 3;
Student Christian Association 1, 2; Student
Day Men's Association
PSEA
Student
Association
1,
of
4; Harmonettes
Area
1, 2, 3.
Competency
of
PSEA
4;
— English
Athenaeum Club
Alpha Phi Omega
4;
FLORENCE MAE KLEMAN
MARIE LOUISE KLINE
Locust Gap, Pa.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Elementary
Elementary
—
Area of Competency
Area of Competency French
Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Athenaeum Club 1, 2, 3; Student PSEA 4.
Day Women's
naeum Club 2,
Association
tion 1; Student
PSEA
3;
PSEA
— Geography
3,
4;
Area of Competency
Student
4; Baseball 2, 4.
ELISE
CGA
Elementary
Competency French
Committee Member, Dining Room
Area of Competency
3,
Hospitality 3; Association of Resident
Senior Representative Governing
2,
3;
1,
Board 4; College Concert Choir 1, 2; French
PSEA
4.
KNOLL
Elementary
—
Women
Club 3; Student
E.
Christian
Oreland, Pa.
Rockledge, Pa.
of
— French
International Relations 3; Student
Association 1, 2; Student PSEA 2, 4.
NANCY JANE KNEER
Area
3, 4.
Sunbury, Pa.
Elementary
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Elementary
2,
— Biology
Athe1, 2, 3, 4;
Student Christian Associa-'
LINDA JANE KLOCK
RICHARD A. KLINGERMAN
Area of Competency
Day Men's Association 1,
1;
2, 3, 4.
Association
Bloomsburg
Maroon
3,4.
&
Resident
Players 3;
of
Gold
2;
— French
Women
1,
2,
3,
PSEA
Gamma Sigma Sigma
Student
4;
4;
2,
ALICE LOUISE KOCH
ANDREW THOMAS KOSVITCH
Mount Carmel,
Hazleton, Pa.
—
Area of Competency Geography
Member, Decoration
CGA
Committee
Area
1,
2;
Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4; Governing Board 1; Gamma Theta Upsilon 3, 4;
College Concert Choir 1, 2. 3, 4; Student
Christian Association 1, Student PSEA 1, 2,
3, 4; Women's Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Gamma
Sigma Sigma 3, 4, Treasurer 3.
of
Student PSEA 1, 3, 4; Men's In2; Junior Prom Chairman 3.
lations 2;
tramurals
1,
SHARON MARY KUCHINSKAS
Kingston, Pa.
Elementary
Competency
Association of Resident
ElementaTy
— English
Women
1,
2,
Competency— Social Studies
Committee Member, Hospitality 2, RecArea
3; Eng-
Club 1; Student PSEA 1, 2, 3, 4; Gamma
Sigma Sigma 3, 4; CGA Freshman Orientation Committee 2; Women's Intramurals 1.
lish
CGA
reation 2;
2,
of
Association of Resident
3; Student
PSEA
Competency
Day Men's Association
Club
1,
2,
1,
Women
Sigma Sigma
1,
3.
Elementary
Area
— Geography
2, 3,
Gamma
Shamokin Dam, Pa.
Nescopeck, Pa.
Elementary
of
4;
CAROLE ANN KUZMICK
RONALD ERWIN KUSSROW
Area
— French
Committee Member, Hospitality 3, 4;
Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Delta
Pi 3, 4; Athenaeum Qub 2; International Re-
Duryea, Pa.
of
Competency
CGA
DOREEN T. KRAFJACK
Area
Pa.
Elementary
Elementary
4;
Competency
Day Women's Association
Athenaeum
3; Science Club 1; Student
of
Club 3; Student
PSEA
PSEA
1,
— English
2,
4;
3,
English
3, 4.
4.
CAROLYN KAY LAUVER
EDWARD J. LADAMUS
Mt. Pleasant Mills, Pa.
Elementary
Harveys Lake, Pa.
Elementary
Area
of
Competency
— Social Studies
CGA
Committee Member, Hospitality 2, 3;
Waller Hall Men's Association 3; Alpha Phi
Omega 2, 3, 4; Student PSEA; Men's Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.
LEONARD GEORGE LAWRENCE
tian Association 3; Student
KAREN EILEEN LEFFLER
Pottsville, Pa.
Shickshinny, Pa.
Elementary
Elementary
—
Area of Competency Biology
Bloomsburg Players 2, 3; Student PSEA 2, 3,
4; Varsity Qub 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Maroon
& Gold Qrculation Manager 2, 3.
Area
Association
Counselor
of
of
2,
4;
Competency
Resident
— German
Women
"B" Club
3,
4;
1,
2,
3,
4;
Bloomsburg
Players 2, 3; College Concert Choir 2, 3, 4,
Vice President 3; Madrigal Singers 2, 3, 4;
Wesley Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3;
Spring Arts Festival Committee 3
KATHR^TV LOUISE LENKER
DIANE MARIE LOCH
Forty Fort, Pa.
Hospitality Committee 3; Association of
Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4; Proctor 2, 3; Student PSEA 1, 2, 4; Women's Intramurals 1, 2,
Northampton, Pa.
Elementary
Area of Competency Foreign Languages
CGA Committees: Hospitality 1; Orientation
2, Husky Lounge 3, Social Recreation 3, Pep
3; "B" Qub 3; Student Christian Association
3.
3; Student
Elementary
Area
CGA
of
Competency
— Geography
— Music
of Competency
Day Women's Association 4;
Area
—
PSEA
4.
Student Chris-
PSEA
3, 4.
JEREMY RICHARD LOMAS
DIANE
Hatboro. Pa.
Elementary
Pep G)mmittee
3; Spanish
dent PSE.\ 4; Varsity
ming
torian
1,
2,
4;
3,
4;
Qub
VEET LONG
Elementary
—Spanish
Area of Competency
Area of Competency
CGA
S.
Hazleton, Pa.
Club 4; Stu4; Swim-
1, 2, 3,
Alpha Phi Omega 3, 4, HisImprovement Organization
—English
Day Women's Association 3; Association of
Resident Women 1. 2: Bloomsburg Players
1; English Club 2; Student PSE.\ 3.
Student
3,4.
RUTH OBERDORF LL"\GER
LINDA JANE LL'BOWIST
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Elementary
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Elementary
—
Area of Competency Art
Athenaeum Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Student PSEA
Area of Competency
4.
—History
CGA
Hospitality Committee 3; Day Women's
Association 1. 2: Association of Resident Women 3; International Relations 2, 3, 4; Student Christian Association 2, 3; Student PSEA
1,4.
ANDREY ^L\RIE McCLlUE
MARGARET A. McDONALD
Benvick, Pa.
Myerstown, Pa.
Elementary
Elementary
Area
of
Competency
— English
Day Women's Association 1, 2,
naeum Oub 1. 2; International
Area of Competency
4; AtheRelations 3,
3,
CGA
Election
4; English Club 2, 3. 4: Poetry Oub 4: Student Oiristian Association 1. 2: Student PSEA
— English
Board Committee
tion of Resident
Women
Associa-
1;
3; Student
PSEA
2,
4.
GINNY LEE MATHEWS
GERTRUDE ANN HOFFER MANDAK
Media, Pa.
Elementary
Hazleton, Pa.
Elementary
Area
of
Competency
— French
CG.\ Hospitality Committee 2, 3; Orientation
Committee 2, 3; Student PSEA 4; Maroon &
Gold reporter 1, 2.
.Association 2, 3, 4; Association
1;
of Resident Women 1, 2; Athenaeum
Day Women's
Qub
French
Quh
1,
2; Student
PSEA
— Art
Area of Competency
3, 4.
JUDITH L^-NN MEARNS
>L\RIE ^L\YER
Rockledge, Pa.
Elementary
Area
of
— English
Competency
Association of Resident
naeum Club
Area
1; Student
Women 1, 2, 3; AthePSEA 3, 4; Basketball
3.
of
Berwyn, Pa.
Elementary
Competency English
1,
3,
2;
4;
Olympian 2,
Hockey 1, 2.
of
Competency
4;
Gamma Sigma Sigma
MESAVAGE
Hawley, Pa.
Elementary
Bloomsburg. Pa.
Elementary
Area
3,
JO.\N
JOHN P. MENSCH
—
—German
Alpha Phi Omega 2, 3, 4; Athenaeum
German Club 3. Vice President 3;
Club 3, President 3; Student PSEA 4.
—
Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4;
Junior Resident Advisor 4; "B" Qub 1, 2;
Bloomsburg Players 3; College Concert Choir
Qub
2;
Husky
English
.Area of Competency
CG.\ Hection Board Conmiittee 3; English
Qub
2,
3; Student
PSEA
4.
ANNE MARIE MICHELSON
DONNA LYNNE MILLER
Emmaus, Pa.
Scranton, Pa.
Elementary
CGA
Elementary
—
Competency Spanish
Hospitality Committee 2, 3; International
Area
of
Area of Competency
— Spanish
Relations
Association of Resident Women 1,
Student Christian Association 1, 2;
1,
PSEA
2, 3; Student Christian Association
2; Student PSEA 1; Association of Resident
Women
3,
4;
Student
3.
SUSAN KAY MILLER
JOAN ELIZABETH MINNEMAN
Shickshinny, Pa.
Cranford, N.
Elementary
Area
Competency
of
PSEA
4.
J.
Elementary
— French
Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Athenaeum Club 3, 4; International Relations 2;
Student
2,
3, 4.
Area of Competency
— English
Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3; College Concert Choir 2; Student PSEA 4; Women's Intramurals 1, 2.
CYNTHIA ANN MORSE
Athens, Pa.
GERALDINE HAZEL MINNER
Elementary
Area
Prospect Park, Pa.
Elementary
Area
Competency
of
Bloomsburg Players
PSEA
4;
3,
of
Competency
— Spanish
Obiter 4; Student
4.
LOIS
ANN MARIE MOVER
Area of Competency
dent
3,
Election Board 3;
Women
4; Student
1.
2,
PSEA
3,
Elementary
Area of Competency
— History
.\thenaeum Club
2,
4; Proctor 2.
Maroon
Advisor
JOHN
S.
MULKA
NORMAN
Taylor, Pa.
CGA
Committees
D.
NAMEY
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Elementary
Area of Competency
Elementary
— Geography
Hospitality
1;
Orientation
Area of Competency
Student
PSEA
— Social Studies
4.
Men
Residents' Council I, 2, 3, 4; Phi
Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4; Sgt.-at-Arms 3; Varsity Club
2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Counselor 3, 4;
Who's Who in American Colleges and Univer2,
3;
sities.
SUE ANN NEPHEW
BETTINA LEE NIERING
Scotrun, Pa.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Elementary
Area
Day Women's
of
Competency
Elementary
— English
4; International Relations 4; English Club 2, 3, 4; Student Christian Association 1, 2; Student PSEA
.Association
4; Obiter staff 3.
1,
2,
3,
— Biology
CGA Hospitality Committee 2; Association of
Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4; Proctor 2, 3, Proctor Chairman 3; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Historian 4; Student Christian .Association 2, 4;
Association of Resi-
4;
1, 2,
ANN MOYER
Pottsville, Pa.
Sunbury, Pa.
Elementary
CGA
— Social Studies
Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4;
Proctor 2, 3; Student PSEA 3, 4; Women's
Intramurals 1, 2, 3; "B" Club 3.
Area of Competency
CGA
— Spanish
Hospitality Committee 1, 2; Student
Christian Association 1, 2, 3; Junior Resident
Advisor 4; Harmonettes Treasurer 2; President 3; Student Christian -Association 3, Secretary 3.
&
4.
Gold Reporter
1
;
Junior Resident
SUSAN HEINZER OUTT
NANCY S. PATTON
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Ashland, Pa.
Elementary
Element'iry
—
Area of Competency French
Room Committee 3; Association
CGA
Dining
of Resident
Choir
1, 2,
Women
3; Student
1,
2,
3:
PSEA
College Concert
2, 3, 4.
SANDRA MARQUEEN PHILLIPS
—
Area of Competency English
Dav Women's Association 3, 4; Student
'
4.
PSEA
NANCY ROGERS SECHRIST
ROSE MARIE SAUL
Tunkhannock, Pa.
Elementary
Hazleton, Pa.
Elementary
Area of Competency
—
Area of Competency Social Studies
Athenaeum Club 3, 4; Newman Club 3,
Student
PSEA
4;
Association
Proctor 2;
PSEA
4.
Resident
of
Day Men's Association
PSEA
1,
— Psychology
2,
3,
4;
Student
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Elementary
Elementary
Competency
2,
3;
ANN SHARRETTS
Selinsgrove, Pa.
of
1,
4.
JAMES MEREDITH SELLERS
Area
— English
Women
Women's Intramurals
3,
4;
Student
Area
of
College Council
Competency
— English
member
Day Women's As-
3;
1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 2; President 3; Day Women's Official Board 2, 3;
Vice-President 2; President 3; Student PSEA
1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Orientation Committee
3; Who's Who in American Colleges and Uni-
sociation
4.
versities.
MARY ANNE SIPE
GUNNEL MARIANNE SHOLLEY
Dimock, Pa.
Elementary
Port Trevorton, Pa.
Elementary
Area of Competency
International Relations
Student
PSEA
Area
— French
Huski Club
3, 4;
4.
ANN G. SMALSER
of
Competency
NANCY ELLEN SMITH
NANCY ELLEN KATHRYN SMITH
Qarks Summit, Pa.
Bethlehem, Pa.
Elementary
Elementary
— English
Area of Competency
CGA
CGA
tation
2,
&
PSEA
— Spanish
Orientation Committee 2, 3; Hospitality
Orientation Co-Chairman 3; Election
Board 3, 4; Decoration 2; Association of
Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4; Women's Intra3,
4;
murals 1; Student
4.
PSEA
1, 2, 3, 4.
GARY FREDERICK SNYDER
TRUDY ANNE SNYDER
Mowry, Pa.
Hatboro, Pa.
Elementary
Elementary
Area of Competency
—
— Geography
Area of Competency History
Election Board Committee 3;
Men
CGA
Theta Upsilon
Recreation 2, 3; Hospitality 1; Association of
Resident Women 1, 2, 3; Student PSEA 4.
1,
Residents' Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Gamma
2, 3, 4; College Concert Choir
3, 4; Student Christian Association 3; Stu-
dent
PSEA
4.
— Spanish
Committees: Election 3; Orientation
of Resident -Women 1, 2, 3,
"B" Club 3; College Concert Choir 1, 2, 3,
Student PSEA 1, 4.
Colleges and Universities.
Competency
Pa.
Area of Competency
CGA
Association
Choir 1; Women's Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4;
Student PSEA 4; Who's Who in American
of
KAY SMITH
Elementary
Class Secretary 2, Women's Representative 4;
CGA Orientation Committee 2, 3; Association
of Resident Women 1, 2, 3; Gamma Sigma
Sigma 3, 4; "B" Qub 2, 3. 4; College Concert
Area
— English
Women 1, 2, 3; EngPSEA 1, 3, 4; Wom-
Wind Gap,
— Social Studies
Election Board Committee 3, 4; OrienCommittee 2; Association of Resident
Women 1, 2, 3, 4; College Concert Choir 1, 2;
Maroon
Gold 1, 2, 3; Olympian 3; Student
Competency
JANIS
Lake Winola, Pa.
Elementary
Area
of
Association of Resident
lish Qub 2, 3; Student
en's Intramurals 1.
3, 4;
Social
—
JUNE
SOBOLESKY
F.
HENRY LEROY SPERING
Minersville. Pa.
Dimock, Pa.
Elementary
Elementary
Area of Competency
Club
"B"
— Social Studies
International Relations 2, 3;
2; Gamma Sigma Sigma
Hospitality Committee 2; Student
PSEA
Area
3;
Women's Intramurals
3, 4;
CGA
of
Athenaeum Club
Competency
2, 3,
— Biology
4: Student
PSE.\
1, 2,
3,4.
4.
NANCY TRO\^BRIDGE
STACKHOUSE
GERTRUDE IRENE STEIDEL
Danville, Pa.
Pottsville, Pa.
Elementary
Area of Competency
Day Women's Association
aub4;
Student
PSEA
— History-
2, 3,
4;
Athenaeum
3, 4.
Area
of
Elementary
Competency Spanish
CGA
Decoration Committee 2; College Concert Choir 2, 3, 4: Student PSEA 4.
WILLIAM EDWARD TOPOLSKI
NEAL EDWARD TOBIN
West
Hazelton, Pa.
Pittston, Pa.
Elementary
Elementary
Area of Competency
Athenaeum
Qub
— Social Studies
Area
Competency
Day Men's Association
International Relations 2; Student Christian Association 1, 2,
3; Football 3; Basketball 1; Student PSEA
1,
of
2;
Council
1,
— Mathematics
2,
3; Chess Club
4,
Men
Residents*
1, 2; Student ChrisStudent PSE.\ 1, 4.
tian Association 2, 3, 4;
4.
JANICE TUlNfNICLIFFE
Pottstow-n. Pa.
Elementary
Area
of
Competency
2,
3,
4;
BARBARA ANN URBAS
— Biology
Forest City, Pa.
Student PSEA
Association of Resident Women 1,
CoUege Concert Choir
2,
3;
Elementary
Area
2,3.
of
Association
Competency
of
2,
1,
PEGGY JEAN WALTER
Levittown, Pa.
Sunbury, Pa.
Elementary
—
Area of Competency German
Maroon and Gold 3, 4; German Club
Harmonettes
1,
2; Student
PSEA
Area of Competency
1,
2;
4.
Day Women's Association
Club 3; Harmonettes
Elementary
Area of Competency — Psychology
ettes 1, 2;
4.
HarmonWomen's Intra-
2, 3,
Student PSE.\ 4;
— French
2,
3,
2; Student
4;
French
PSEA
4.
Warminster, Pa.
Elementary
Catawissa, Pa.
1,
1,
4;
4.
CHARLES SINGER WAYES
JANE LOUISE WATKINS
Day Women's Association
1,
3,
2,
PSEA
3; Student
MONILCA W. VIZACHERO
Elementary
murals
1,
— MatTiematics
Women
Resident
Athenaeum Club
4;
.\rea of
Varsity Club
3,
4; Student
2.
Competency
3,
PSEA
— Geography
4; Football 1;
4.
Track
1, 2,
—
—
—
MARY
JOY DIANE
WHITING
Elementary
Chester, Conn.
Area of Competency
Elementary
Area
of
Biology
Competency
Psychology
CCA
Customs
2;
PSEA
Women
Student
2;
Christian Association
Student
College Concert Choir 2,
3, 4; Student PSEA 4;
Association of Resident
Recreation
Social
Committee
Committee
JO ZANE
Schuylkill Haven, Pa.
1, 2, 3. 4.
1;
4.
CHERYL L. YOUNG
FRANK GIRTON
WILCZYNSKI
Danville, Pa.
Elementary
Shickshinny, Pa.
Area of Competency
Elementary
— English
Day Women's Association
Area of Competency
Social Studies
2,
3,
4:
Harmonettes
1,
1,
2;
Student PSEA.
Day Men's Association 3, 4;
Student PSEA 4; Men's Intramurals 1.
MARY ALICE WOODRUFF
Danville. Pa.
Elementary
Area
of
Competency
— Science
Day Women's Association 1, 2; Association of
Women 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4;
Athenaeum Club 1; Science Club 2, 3; StuResident
dent Christian Association
2,
3; Student
PSEA
2,.4.
John Gotavich, student teacher, councils
a fourth grade pupil in the Hill Elementary
School, Sunbury. Mrs. Merle Cain is the
cooperating teacher.
\
Miss Joan Mesavage, student teacher, finds her fifth grade class eager
to put up a new bulletin board. Mr. Lewis Rovenolt is the cooperating
teacher.
l^^^l
Edwards,
Mr. Jarae« Doty, cooperating teacher, and James A.
Shickellamy
student teacher, monitor an examination at the
Senior High School.
Student
Susan
assist?
a
teacher
Treaster
student
in the intricacies
of
the
system
Southern
numeral
at
the
Area
High Sfhool. The
cooperating
teacher
Snvder.
is
Mr.
As an
introduction to the study of plays, stuteacher Bob Ballantine instructs a stuin dramatic structure at the Southern
Area Hiah School. The cooperatins teacher is
Mrs. Isabel Kubick.
dent
dent
Mrs. Dazimae Paul, student teacher at
the Shikellamy School District Senior
High School, uses the bulletin board effectively in an American History class
to illustrate the contributions of Benjamin Franklin to society. The co-operating teacher is Mr. Charles Schlegel.
Edward
dent
Krakowski, stuat Southern
teacher
Area High School, lectures
to a class in biological science. -Mr. George Henry is
the
cooperating
teacher.
SALLY MAY ADAMS
BRUCE R. ANDERSON
Pottstown, Pa.
Montoursville, Pa.
Social Studies
Spanish
CGA
CGA
Name
4; Vice President 4; Veterans' Association 3,
4; Football 1, 2; Swimming 2; Chairman
Committee member. Orientation 3; Big
Entertainment 3; Hospitality 2. 3; SoRecreation 3; Decoration 1; Student
PSEA 1, 2, 3, 4; Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3.
cial
1
;
Alpha Phi Omega
3,
CGA
Dress Committee 4; Student PSEA.
ROBERT DAVID BALLENTINE
JAMES MALCOLM AYERS
Mehoopany, Pa.
Mathematics
CG.\ Committee Member, Hospitality 3, Junior
Parking 3; Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3, 4;
Alpha Phi Omega 3, 4; Publicity Director 4;
Student PSEA 4; Football, Assistant Manager
1; Who's Who in American Colleges and Uni-
Representative
Bloomsburg, Pa.
English
Day Men's Association
1,
2,
English Club
2,
3,
Pi 3, 4;
Student
3,
4;
PSEA
3,
4;
Phi Sigma
President 3;
4;
4; Olympian Editorial Board
Men's Intramurals
1.
versities.
DAVID KARL BEHM
Reading, Pa.
Social Studies
MARC LOUIS BARTLEBAUGH
Forty Fort, Pa.
Social Studies
CGA
Men
Residents' Council
Club
1,
2; Student
PSEA
2,
1,
4;
3;
Athenaeum
Men's Intramur-
als 1, 2.
Committee Member, Pep 4, Orientation
PSEA 4; Men's Intramurals 1, 2,
4; Student
3,4.
DONALD ROBERT BELTZ
LOUISE RAWLINGS BELTZ
Hazleton, Pa.
Social Studies
Sugarloaf, Pa.
Mathematics
Phi Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4;
Varsity dub 2, 3, 4; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Student PSEA 4; Who's Who in American Colleges
Day Women's Association
PSEA
and Universities.
BARBARA AUDREY BENSINGER
STANLEY FRANK BENINSKY
Port Carbon, Pa.
Social Studies
Ringtown, Pa.
Mathematics
Men Residents' Council
PSEA 4; Newman Club
1,
1;
Student
Men's Intramural
2,
3,
4;
1, 2, 3, 4.
Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4;
Gamma Theta Upsilon 3, 4; "B" Club 2, 3;
Madrigals 1, 2; International Relations 3, 4,
Treasurer 3: Student PSE.\ 4: College Concert Choir
JOHN H. BETTERLY
1. 2.
WILLIAM
Warminster, Pa.
Biology
Football
1, 2,
Student
PSEA
3; Men's Intramurals
4.
S.
BILLETT
South Williamsport, Pa.
Earth & Space Science
1, 2, 3,
4;
CGA
Committee Member, Deporations
1,
2;
Men Residents' CounAlpha Phi Omega 3, 4; Science
Club 1, 2; Student PSEA 4; Olympian I; Football 1; Track 1, 2; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4.
Pep
cil
1,
2; Orientation 2;
1, 2, 3,
4;
3,
1,
2,
3, 4;
4; College Concert Choir 2.
Student
ROBERT JAY BISCOMBE
WILLARD DAVID BLOOM
Hazleton, Pa.
Social Studies
Berwick, Pa.
Social Studies
Day Men's Association
1.
2,
3,
Gamma
4;
Theta Upsilon 3. 4. Treasurer 4: Athenaeum
Student Christian Association 2, 3,
Club 1
4. Treasurer 3; Student PSEA 1. 4.
;
Dav Men's Association
1.
2,
3.
4;
Ife^
Athenaeum
Club 3: Chess Club 2; Student PSEA 4: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Men's Intramurals 1. 2. 3.
rk
RALPH LaRL E BOGLE.
MICHAEL ANTHON^^ BONACCI
JR.
Carbondale, Pa.
Social Studies
Milton. Pa.
Social Studies
Day Men's Association
PSEA
4;
1,
2,
3,
Student
4;
Men's Intramural^. 3.
Men
Residents' Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity
Qub 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Who's Who
in American Colleges and Universities.
JEA\ EVEL^"N BOOTH
ROY CLIFFORD BOWEN
Watsontown. Pa.
Mathematics
Day Women's Association
Christian Association
1,
4;
2, 3, 4;
1,
Student
.Scranton, Pa.
Social Studies
Student
PSEA
CGA
Committee Member, Social Recreation
Hospitality 1, 3; Decoration and Orienta2: Men Residents' Council 2; Student
PSEA 4; Men's Intramural 1, 3, Basketball 1.
1,
4,
4.
tion
SALLY RUTH BRENNAR
Bloomsburg, Pa.
DONALD HARRY BOWMAN
English
CGA
Watsontown, Pa.
Omega 2, 3, 4;
Student PSEA 2, 3,
.•Upha Phi
International Rela-
tions 3;
4.
Publicity Committee
en's Association
Social Studies
Board
1,
2, 3,
2, 3. 4;
4;
'Day
Wom-
Dav Women's
Of-
Kappa
Delta Pi 4; English
Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Student PSEA
1, 2, 4; Olympian Circulation staff 2; Who's
Who in American Colleges and Universities.
ficial
JUDY ANN BRESCANCINE
Wind Gap,
CGA
Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3,
Club 1, 2, 3; Student PSEA, 4.
4.
Athenaeum
Frackville, Pa.
English
Biology
PSEA
4;
ROGER GLENN BRUMLEY
Selinsgrove, Pa.
3.4: Student
BRESSI
Social Studies
2, 3,
OSCAR JOHN BRUBAKER
1, 2, 3,
A.
Shamokin, Pa.
Hospitality, 2, 3, Orientation, 3; Association of
Resident Women 1. 2. 3. 4; Science Club 2;
Student PSEA I, 2. 3. 4.
Day Men's Association
3;
JOSEPH
Pa.
Mathematics
Committee Member, Election,
2,
4; Science
Qub
Day Men's Association
1, 2,
3,
4;
Athenaeum
Club 3; Business Education Club 1; English
Club 2; Student PSEA 4; Veterans' Association
1.
EDWARD GORDON BUCK
SUSAN KAY BURNETT
Cheltenham, Pa.
Kingston, Pa.
English
Biology
Men
Residents"
Council
Student
naeum Club
2;
tramurals,
mittee 2.
2, 3,
1,
4;
1,
2,
3,
4;
Athe-
PSEA 4; Men's InSophomore Dance Com-
Association
Gamma
Women
Resident
of
Sigma Sigma
2, 3,
Choir 1; English Club
Student PSEA 4.
2,
1, 2, 3, 4;
4; College Concert
3;
Counselor
2,
3;
ANN MARIE CALISTO
MARILYN E. BUTTON
West
Berwick, Pa.
Pittston, Pa.
Chemistry
Spanish
Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Athenaeum Club 4; International Relations 2;
Spanish Club 4; Student Christian Association
1; Student PSEA 4.
Pep
Committee 2; Association of Resident
1, 2, 3; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Science
Club Secretary 3; Student PSEA 4.
Women
ALFRED QUINTIN CAPECCI
EDITH ANN CAPP
West
Martins Creek, Pa.
Social Studies
Pittston, Pa.
Student
English
CGA
Decorating Committee
Committee
3,
of Resident \^'omen
English Club
Student PSEA 4.
4;
1,
1.
2.
Dining
1,
Pep Committee
1,
LYNETTE RAE CHAMBERLAIN
Orangeville, Pa.
Student
Men
Veteran's Association
Danville, Pa.
Day Women's Association 1,
naeum Club 2: International
2, 3,
4;
ANN LOUISE CAVANAUGH
History and Government
ing
PSEA
PSEA
2,
3,
English
4;
Relations
Day Women's Association
Athe-
PSEA
4;
3,
4.
SAMUEL CARL COLANGELO
DAVID FOOTE CONNER
Scranton, Pa.
Biological Science
Bloomsburg, Pa.
History and Government
Residents' Council 1: Alpha Phi Omega
Freshmen Orientation 2, 3: CGA Din-
4;
Room Committee
2,
3,4.
Room
Association
2, 3; Kappa Delta Pi
Science
Club 2;
3;
2;
4;
Student PSEiV
4.
KENNETH GRANT CROMWELL
Day Men's Association
Pi
1;
2,
3,
1, 2, 3, 4; Phi
International Relations 2;
4;
Student
PSEA
WILLIAM ALFRED CRON
Southampton, Pa.
Athens, Pa.
Biology
Mathematics
Alpha Phi Omega 3, 4; Sergeant at Arms 4;
Varsity Qub 3; Football 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4;
Student PSE.A. 4; Who's Who in American
Colleges and Universities.
Sigma
Track
4.
CGA Hospitality Committee 2, 3, Orientation
Committee 3; Phi Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3; Varsity Club 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4;
Student PSEA 4.
4.
2,
3,
4;
Student
ROBERT
West
DARTHY MONA DAVIS
D.\NKS
E.
Shamokin. Pa.
Pittston, Pa.
English
Biology
Qub
Science
Wrestling 1; Track
1,
3;
2,
Student
PSEL\
3,
4;
Dav Women's Association
Club
1.
3.
4; Student
PSEA
1,
2, 3,
4;
English
Olympian Editor-
4;
ial Staff 3.
CHARLES EDWARD DEMAREE
LINDA LEE DAVIS
Brackney. Pa.
Tiinkhannock. Pa.
Mathematics
Mathematics
Junior Qass Vice-President 3; CGA Pep Committee 3, Decoration Committee 2, 3, Hospitality Committee 1, 2. 3, Orientation Committee
3; Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4;
Gamma Sigma Sigma 3. 4; College Concert
Choir 1,2; Student PSEA.
Men
Residents' Council
Omega
4;
3,
Track
4;
Qrcle
K
1,
Club
4; Alpha Psi
3; Student PSEA
2, 3,
2,
2.
WILLIAM THOMAS DERRICOTT
JOANNE LOUISE DERR
Mahanoy
City, Pa.
Social Studies
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Mathematics
Day Women's Association 1. 2, 3,
naeum Club 2: Student PSE.\ 1, 2, 3,
4;
Day Men's
Athe-
sociation
4.
Association
2.
4;
3,
PSEA
4; Student
2, 3,
Veterans' As4; Intramur-
als 2, 3, 4.
DAVID ALLEN DEWIRE
GERARD
Hughesville, Pa.
Chemistry
Dav Men's Association
PSEA
1,
P.
DICK
Atlas, Pa.
2,
3,
4;
Biology
Student
Day Men's Association
4; Wrestling 1,3,4.
PSEA
3,
2,
4;
LARRY EARL DRUMM
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Mathematics
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Physics
Publicity Committee 2, 3, 4; Day Women's Association 1, 2. 3, 4; Day Women's
Official Board 2, 3, 4; International Relations 3, 4; Science Club 2; Student PSEA 1,
2, 3, 4; Obiter 4; Who's Who in American
Colleges and Universities.
Day Men's Association
Club
Club
1,
2,
tian
1;
1,
1.
2, 3,
4;
Athenaeum
Relations 2; Science
4: Student Christian Association
International
2, 3,
3, 4; Student PSEA 4; Student ChrisAssociation Vice-President 2; Science
Club Program Chairman 2; Lutheran Student
Association
1, 2, 3, 4.
DONALD BOYD DUGAN
DONNA JOAN DUGAN
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Spanish
Bloomsburg, Pa.
English
Day Men's Association
3,4; Student PSE.\ 4.
1, 2, 3,
4; Spanish
Student
1, 2, 3, 4.
MARY ANN DOWD
CGA
Qub
Day Women's Association 1, 2,
naeum Club 3; Student PSEA 4;
al
M.J^
1,
4; Veterans' Association
Relations 4.
4; AtheInternation-
3,
FRANCIS MARTIN EBERHART
JAMES ALLEN EDWARDS
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Wjlliamsport, Pa.
Mathematics
Biology
CGA
Committee Member, Pep Committee 4,
Hospitality Committee 3; Student PSEA 4;
Maroon & Gold circulation 1; Men's Intra-
Day Men's Association
murals
PSEA
1, 2, 3, 4.
Omega
Club
3,
1,
3,
4.
DIANE MARIE EMERICK
New
DAVID
Mathematics
&
Gold feature writer
H.
EVANS
Cornwells Heights, Pa.
Social Studies
Ringgold, Pa.
Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4;
Junior Representative 3; Student PSEA 4;
Maroon
1. 2, 3, 4; Alpha Phi
Bloomsburg Players 3, 4; Science
Program
Chairman 3; Student
4,
4;
1, 2.
CGA
1,
4;
Men's Representative
Social Improvement
Wrestling
Student PSEA
Organization 3;
1:
3.
JOHN DAVID EVANS
DEBORAH EVANS
Bangor, Pa.
English
Bloomsburg, Pa.
French
English Club
dent PSEA 4.
Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Athenaeum Club 2; Bloomsburg Players 3, 4;
French Club
1,
PSEA
2; Student
3,
4;
&
Maroon
Gold
1;
Stu-
4.
EDWIN JOSEPH FENSTERMACHER
KAREN MILDRED FAUSEY
Berwick, Pa.
Chemistry
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Spanish
Day Women's Association
leaders
Day Men's Association
2,
1,
PSEA
2; Student
1,
3,
PSEA
Cheer-
4;
4.
GARY CLINTON FENSTERMACHER
JOSEPH M. FIGLIOLINO
Northumberland, Pa.
Fords,
Day Men's Association
2,
3;
Circle
K
Club
1, 2, 3,
1;
4; Chess Club
PSEA
Student
4.
Day Men's Association
3,
4;
German
Sophomore Vice President
Women
2,
1,
3;
2,
2;
3:
Student
Association of
"B" Club
PSEA
Freshman Orientation Committee
Intramurals
1, 2, 3, 4.
Track
1,
2,
3,
1, 2, 3,
4;
4; Varsity Club
Student
PSEA
4.
Hazlelon, Pa.
Social Studies
Prospect Park, Pa.
German Qub
Jersey
ROBERT J. FISHER
IDY CLAIRE FISCHLER
Resident
New
Political Science
Biology
2;
4;
1,
2;
CGA
Women's
Kappa
Delta Pi 3, 4, Vice President 4; International Relations 4; Student PSEA 4.
4.
1.
2,
3,
4;
Student
SARAH JANE FLEMING
ROBERT GORDON GIBBLE
WILBUR HARVEY GOODMAN
Manheim, Pa.
Elysburg, Pa.
Social Studies
Biology
CGA
Phi
Social
Omega
Recreation Committee 4; Alpha
Student PSEA 4; Wrestling
3, 4;
MARYANN GRACI
CECELIA MARIE GROSS
Milton, Pa.
History,
Association
3;
of
"B" Club
Government
Resident
1, 2, 3.
4;
&
Spanish
Women Proctor
Student PSEA 4.
2,
WILLIAM ROBERT HALL
Chester, Pa.
Biology
CGA
Men
Resi-
Qub
2,
3,
Men's Intramurals
1,
2,
Hospitality Committee
dents' Council
4; Student
1,
2,
PSEA
3,
4;
4;
2,
3;
Science
3,4.
ALBERTA M. HARABIN
Raritan. New Jersey
English
Day Women's Association 3, 4; Association
Resident Women 1, 2; Bloomsburg Players
4;
English Club
1, 2,
JAMES
R.
3, 4;
Student
PSEA
of
3,
4.
HARTMAN
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Mathematics
Day Men's Association
al Relations
Club
Association
1, 2, 3,
1, 2, 3, 4; Internation4; Student Christian
4; Student PSEA 1, 2, 3, 4.
1, 2, 3,
Day Men's Association
Club
1,
sociation
1, 2, 3, 4.
2;
Student
1, 2.
1, 2, 3,
PSEA
4;
4;
Anthenaeum
Veterans'
As-
KAY MARIE HERMAN
JOHN REYNOLD HINKLE
Weatherly, Pa.
Lewisburg. Pa.
Chemistry
Mathematics
Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4;
Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4;
Student Christian Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Stu
dent PSEA 1, 4; Student Chapter ACS 4,
.Men Residents' Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary'
3; Alpha Phi Omega 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3;
Student PSEA 4; Baseball 1; Who's Who in
American Colleges and Universities.
PHILIP DAVID HOFF
WILLIAM HENRY HOFFMAN
Tamaqua, Pa.
Social Studies
Harrisburg, Pa.
Social Studies, History
Government
&
Men Residents' Council
PSEA 4: Football 2.
1,
2,
3,
4;
Student
Men
Residents'
Council 1, 2, 3, 4; College
Concert Choir 2; Maroon & Gold Band 1, 2,
4; Student Christian .\ssociation 2, 3;
Student PSEA 4; Studio Dance Band 1, 2, 3,
4, Librarian 3; Men's Chorus 2, 3; Men's Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.
3,
DEAN MATTHEW HOLLERN
Ringtown, Pa.
Mathematics
BYRON JACK HOPKINS
Men Residents' Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Phi
Omega Historian 2, Secretar)' 3, President 4;
Student PSEA 4; Maroon and Gold 3, 4;
Cross Country' 4; Who's Who in American
Colleges and Universities.
Levittown. Pa.
Mathematics
Varsitv Club
ball
1, 2.
mittee
GARY WILLIAM HORN
Ringtown, Pa.
Mathematics
Men
1, 2, 3, 4; Phi Sigma
Student PSEA 4; Varsity Club
3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4;
Men's Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Who's Who in
Pi
Residents' Council
3,
4;
American Colleges and
Universities.
Mi
4; Student
Baseball 1, 2,
2, 3,
3, 4;
Freshman Orientation
PSEA
3,
2.
4;
4; Basket-
CCA
Com-
OTIS
ROGER DEAN JOHNSON
REYNOLDS JOHNSON
Shamokin. Pa.
Bristol. Pa.
Biology
Social Studies
Student PSE1.\ 4; Varsity Clul)
3,4; Track 1, 2, 3. 4.
Football
3, 4;
Day Men's Association 1, 4; Men
Council 2, 3; Athenaeum Club 2;
Qub
3; Science Club
1,
Residents'
K
Circle
2; Student Christian
PSEA
Association 1, 2, 3; Student
3; Men's Intramurals 1, 2, 3.
4; Track
NANCY MARIE JONES
ROBERT JOSEPH KEAGLE
Dallas. Pa.
Hazlcti.n. Pa.
Social Studies
Biology
3;
Gamma
4;
4;
Clul) 2, 3. 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4: Student Qiristian .Association 1, 2; Student PSEA
1,
CG.\ Pep Committee
Association
of
2.
Awards Committee
Resident
Women
1,
2,
3,
"B"
Theta Upsilon 4; Phi Sigma Pi 2, 3,
College Concert Choir 3; Student PSEA
4;
Men's Glee Club
2.
Newman Club
3;
1. 2, 3. 4.
Science Club Treasurer 3. 4: Women's Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4: Waller Hall House Committee 2.
4;
THOMAS V. KEENLY
Philadelphia. Pa.
Social Studies
NORMA CLARE KEENER
CG.A Freshman Orientation Committee 2; Student PSEA 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Basket-
Bloomsburg, Pa.
English
Day Women's
Concert
PSE.A
.Association
Choir
4;
1,
Student
Maroon and Gold News Reporter
BOYD
T.
KEISER,
ball 2; Tennis 2. 3.
College
4;
Club 3;
English
1;
3,
2,
3.
FREDERICK JOHN KLOCK
JR.
Mowry, Pa.
Milton. Pa.
Social Studies
Day Men's Association
1,
Mathematics
2. 3, 4:
College
.Alpha Phi
.Alumni Secretary 2, Corresponding
Secretary 3. 4; Gamma Tlieta Upsilon 3, 4;
International Relations 4: Student Christian
.Association 1, 2: Student PSEA 4: Obiter
Business Staff 3: Track 2, 3.
PSEA
EDWARD
MARILYNNE ELIZABETH KOLNIK
English
Resident
of
International
Club
4;
2,
Relations
3,
Women
1,
3, 4:
3, 4:
English'
2,
"B" Club
4;
1,
2,
3,
4;
4; Spanish Club 4; Student
3,
Maroon and Goh.
JOSEPH
G.
3; .Athenaeum Club 4;
Club 2, 3; Student PSEA 4; FootMen's Intramurals 2, 3.
K
JOSEPH PATRICK KUBERT
KRESSLER
.Association 4; Qiess
PSEA
Day Men's Association
Circle
ball 1;
PSEA
Mahanoy Gty,
4; Baseball
1.
Pa.
Chemistry
Social Studies
4; Student
KRAKOWSKI
1.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Day Men's
F.
Nescopeck. Pa.
Biology
Philadelphia, Pa.
Gamma Sigma Sigma
Club
1,
2, 3,
3,
4;
College
Dance
Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Maroon and Gold Band 1, 2.
3: Student Christian Association 3, 4; Student
Omega
.Association
Concert Choir
Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student
Student Affiliate of ACS 4.
PSE.A 4;
4; Treasurer
Dance Band
2, 3.
RICHARD ROBERT KUNKEL
Berwick, Pa.
Political Science
Mathematics
Men
1:
Residents" Council 1,
International Relations
PSEA
3.
4;
2, 3,
1, 2,
4; Chess Club
3, 4; Student
Men's Intramurals
JOSEPH
RICHARD LOUIS KUPSKY
\^'eatherly. Pa.
\^
1,
3,
2,
4.
Day Men's .Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Athenaeum
Club 3: International Relations 1, 2; Student
PSE-\ 4.
ROBERT BRUCE LATSHA
ALTER KUROWSKI
Northumberland, Pa.
Chemistry
Glen Lyon, Pa.
Chemistry
Dav Men's
.Association 3, 4;
Council 1, 2; Student
tramurals 3, 4.
PSEA
Men
Dav Men's Association
3,
2,
3,
of
ACS
Residents'
4; Men's In-
Club
4;
4,
Circle
K
Secretary
1, 2,
Club
4; Student
1;
PSEA
4: Chess Club
Student Affiliate
3.
4; President Chess
3.
MARLENE KAY LAUGH LIN
JOSEPH PETER LAVELLE
Muncy, Pa.
Biology
Association
Bloomsburg
Resident Women 1,
Players 1, 2: College
of
2.
3,
Centralia. Pa.
Social Studies
4;
Day Men's Association
Concert
Choir 4: Maroon and Gold Band 1. 2. 3; Student PSEA 4: Maroon and Gold 1, 2, 3;
Who's Who in American Colleges and Univer-
Club
1, 2,
Student
1. 2, 3.
Athenaeum
4:
3, 4, Vice-President 2, President 3:
PSEA
Newman Club
4:
2, 3, 4.
1,
sities.
ELKE JOH.AVNA LEH.MANN
RODNEY S. LECHLEITNER
Nescopeck. Pa.
German and French
Summit
Hill. Pa.
Social Studies
Chess Club 4; International Relations
Student PSE.\ 4.
Day Women's Association
3,
Resident
4;
Women
man Club
PSEA
3:
2.
1;
Association
1. 4.
Shamokin, Pa.
Catawissa, Pa.
Science
Biology
Men
Residents' Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Phi Sisma Pi 2, 3, Historian 4; Student PSEA 4; Varsitv Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary
4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4.
Day Men's Association
Omega
2,
3,
1,
Secretarj-
Bloomsburg Players
2,
3,
Vice-President 3, 4;
College Dance Band- 3.
2,
2, 3, 4;
Alpha Psi
and
Treasurer 4:
4; Science Club 1.
Student PSE.A 4:
CONNIE JANE LONG
CAROL ANN LUNDY
Catawissa, Pa.
English
Williamsport, Pa.
Social Studies
CG.A Hospitality Committee 2,
Committee 2, Pep Committee
of
French Club 2: GerStudent
President 3;
NOEL WILIAM LINDEMUTH
ROBERT L. LETCAVAGE
3,
Decoration
2,
Caps and
Gowns Committee 4; Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Maroon and Gold Band 1;
Student PSEA 4; Maroon and Gold I, 2;
Olympian
2,
Secretary
CGA
of
Dining
Resident
Room Committee
Women 1, 2. 3.
Club 3; "B" Club
Harmonettes 2.
3,
3; Association
4;
4; Student
Athenaeum
PSEA
2,
4;
3.
69
ANNA ELIZABETH McGEE
Mount Carmel,
RUTH FRALEY MAJOR
Pa.
Kingston, Pa.
English
Mathematics
CGA
Awards Committee 2, Orientation Committee 3; Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3,
4; English
Qub
Sigma Sigma
1;
Student
PSEA
4;
Gamma
Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4;
Junior Resident Advisor 4; Harmonettes 1,
2,3; Student PSEA 4.
2, 3.
JUDITH ELAINE
MANN
DANIEL LEWIS MARKS
Willow Grove, Pa.
Lancaster, Pa.
Spanish
Spanish
CGA Husky
Lounge Committee
Pep Com-
2, 3,
mittee 2; Association of Resident Women 1, 2,
3, 4; College Concert Choir 1; International
Relations 3. 4; Maroon and Gold Band Ma-
Chess
Qub
1, 2, 3,
President 4: Student
PSEA
4.
1, 2, 3, Captain 4;
Spanish Club 3,
4; Student PSEA 4; Waller Hall House Committee 2; Counselor 2, 3; Who's Who in
jorette
American Colleges and
Universities.
GEORGE A. MASICH
RONALD EDWARD MARTZ
Berwick, Pa.
Social Studies
Sunbury, Pa.
Political Science
Day Men's Association
Day Men's
Association 4; Chess Club
International Relations 3, 4; Student
4; Men's Intramurals 3, 4.
JAMES
T.
PSEA
4;
3,
PSEA
Golf
MATTHEWS
4;
Council 2, 4;
cer 2; Student
Men
Football 3; Student
Residents'
Men Residents' Council
PSEA 4; Basketball 1, 2,
Offi-
als 1, 2. 3.
3, 4.
EDWIN
R. MAURER
Mount Carmel, Pa.
CLIFFORD
1. 2,
Publicity Committee 3: Student
4; Olympian Circulation Staff 3.
B.
MESSICK,
PSEA
Men
Residents' Council
tian Association
2,
4;
CGA
1,
1,
2, 3, 4;
Student ChrisStudent PSEA 1,
2;
Hospitality Committee
Publicity Committee 2, 4;
1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2.
1,
FRANK J. MILAUSKAS
Mifflinville, Pa.
Scranton, Pa.
Biology
Day Women's Association
en's
Representative
tions
3,
4;
1
;
4 ; Day WomInternational Rela-
1, 2, 3,
Student Christian
PSEA
2. 4.
.'\ssociation
1,
2,
3,
4:
Men's Intramurals
KAY ANN MICHAEL
Mathematics
2; Student
JR.
CoUingdale, Pa.
Social Studies
Mathematics
CGA
2,
3,
3,
4;
4;
Student
Football
3;
Berwick, Pa.
Biology
Mathematics
3;
1,
Club
ANTHONY G. MATTUCCI
Shickshinny, Pa.
Day Men's Association
Varsity
2.
Sophomore Class Men's Representative 2; CGA
Husky Lounge Committee 1, Social RecreaCommittee Chairman 3, 4, Decoration
Committee 1, 2; Men Residents' Council 2;
Bloomsburg Players 1, 2; Student PSEA 4.
tion
PSEA
4;
Men's Intramur-
EUGENE MICHAEL MILLER
ARNO 0. MILLER
Mahanoy
City, Pa.
Social Studies
MifflinviUe. Pa.
German
Day Men's Association 1,
2,3,4; Student PSEA, 4.
3;
2,
German Qub
BasketbaU 3; Varsity Club 2; Student
CECELL\ ^L\RIE MISTAL
JUDITH THERESE MORIN
Hazleton, Pa.
Williarasport, Pa.
Mathematics
English
CGA
CGA
Committee
of Resident
Hospitality Committee 2, 3, Election
3; Association of Resident Women
Association of Resident Women
1, 2, 3, 4;
Governing Board. Representative 2, Vice President 3; "B" Club 3, 4: Bloomsburg Players
1;
French Club
PSEA
2,
1,
2,
4:
3,
2;
1,
Women's
Who
Who's
in
Member
Election Board
1, 2, 3,
4;
Women
Olympian
1,
2.
2. 3:
Association
1
3, 4; English Club
Student PSEA, 4.
:
Student
Treasurer 3;
3,
Newman Club
4;
murals
PSEA
4.
Intra-
American
Colleges and Universities.
GRACE LOUISE MO^TR
HARRIET ELEANOR MOYER
Williamsburg, Pa.
Earth and Space Science
CGA
Election
Williarasport, Pa.
Board Committee 4;
Mathematics
Associa-
Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior
Resident Advisor 3, 4, Governing Board 3, 4;
Gamma Theta Upsilon 3. 4, Recording Secre-
Hospitality Committee 2, 3, Dining Room
Committee 3; Association of Resident Women
tary 4; Maroon & Gold Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Student PSELA 4; Dear Coed editor
2, advisor 3.
dent
tion
CGA
of
FRANCIS
1,
EDWARD MULHERN
PSEA
1,
2,
4.
Mt. Carmel, Pa.
English
English
1,2,3; Student
Proctor 1; Athenaeum Club 3; Stu-
PSEA
IRENE DOMICELLA MURIN
Pittston. Pa.
Day Men's Association
2. 3, 4,
3.
4;
Swimming
CGA Orientation Committee 1, Assembly Committee 2, Election Committee 3, Hospitality
Committee 4; Association of Resident Women
1, 2. 3, 4; Proctor 3, 4; English Club 3; Student PSEA 3. 4.
4.
NEIL JOSEPH MUSSOLINE
JOHN DAVID NATTRAS
Hazleton, Pa.
Biology
West Wyoming, Pa.
Mathematics
Phi Sigma Pi
4,
3,
4;
Science Club 1,
Student PSEA
1;
2,
3,
4.
Pi Kappa Delta 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 2,
President 3, Vice President 4; Debating Club
1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2. Vice President 3, President 4; Student PSE.\ 4; Who's Who in
American Colleges and Universities.
MICHAEL PETER NESTARICK
STEPHEN HAROLD OHL
Ringtown, Pa.
Mathematics
Mechanicsburg, Pa.
English
Phi Sigma Pi
4.
2.
Program Chairman
3,
Treasurer 3: Student
PSEA
CG.\ Pep Committee
1,
Orientation Committee
1. Social Recreation Committee 1, 2, 3, Men's
Resident Council 1. 2, 3, 4; Alpha Phi Omega
3, Historian; College Concert Choir 1; Obiter
Photographer 3; Oly-mpian, Editorial Staff 3;
Student PSEA 4.
EDWARD V. OSBORNE
DAZIMAE RAYLENE PAUL
Bodthwyn, Pa.
Comprehensive Science
Bloomsburg, Pa.
History, Government, English
Sooial Recreation Committee 1, 2; Men
Residents' Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Phi
2, 3, 4; Science Club 4; Student PSEA'
4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track Mgr. 3; Wrestling 1; Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4.
Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3, .4; Kappa
Delta Pi 4; Athenaeum Club 1; Bloomsburg
Players 1; International Relations 1, 2, 3;
English Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student PSEA 2, 3,
CGA
Omega
4;
Olympian
MARY LOU PAUL
3, 4.
DONALD LAVERNE PHILLIPS
Jermyn, Pa.
Ashland, Pa.
Biology
Athenaeum Club
2;
English
Maroon and Gold Band
Science Club 2, 3; Student
urer Science Club 2.
1;
PSEA
4; Treas-
International Relations 3, 4; English Club 3,
4; Poetry Club 4; Student PSEA 4; Baseball
1,2.
JOHN E. PRICE
Shamokin, Pa.
Comprehensive Science
BONNIE LEE POWIS
Day
Aldcn Station, Pa.
PSEA
Association
of Resident Women 1; College Concert Choir
1; English Club 2; Student PSEA 4.
2, 3, 4;
Association
3;
Men
Phi Sigma Pi
4; Men's Intramurals 1, 2,
Council
English
Day Women's Association
Men's
1,
2, 4:
Residents'
Student
3, 4;
3, 4.
DAVID SEARLES QUIGG
Danville. Pa.
Social Studies
CHARLES JOHN PULASKI
Day Men's Association
Mount Carmel,
Pa.
Social Studies
Day Men's Association
PSEA
1,
2,
4: Veterans' Association
SALLY
A.
3,
al
4;
Student
1, 2.
DENNIS NORWOOD REEDY
REAGAN
West Milton, Pa.
Math em atics Physics
Harrisburg, Pa.
—
Spanish
Class Secretary 2, 3; CGA Recording Secretary 4, Social Recreation Committee 3; Association of Resident Women 2. 3, 4; Student
PSEA
4:
Women's Intramurals
Men
Residents' Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Athenaeum
Club 2; Bloomsburg Players 1. 2; Student
PSEA
4.
2, 3. 4.
RUTH
WILLIAM MICHAEL REITER
Men
Pi
3,
RIMSHA
Forest City, Pa.
Mathemutics
Spanish
Residents' Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Phi Sigma
4; International Relations 1, 2; Student
4; Huski Club 3, 4.
PSEA
A.
Gwilford, N. Y.
CGA
Name
Freshman Orientation Committee 3, Big
Entertainment Committee 3, Decoration
Committee
en
1,
2,
1,
3,
2; Association of Resident
4;
Assistant
Chairman
"B" Club 2, 3,
Social
3;
4;
Social
Wom-
Qiairman
Gamma Sigma Sigma
Bloomsburg
Players
2,
3;
1:
English Club 2, Vice-President 3, 4; Spanish
Club 2, 3; Student PSEA 4; Olympian Editorial Staff 2, 3; Women's Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4:
Freshman Class Advisor 3; Who's Who in
American Colleges and Universities.
Relations
1, 2, 3,
1,
2, 3,
4; Student
4; Internation-
PSEA
4.
CAROL ANN RIPA
GEORGIANNA RAE ROBBINS
Plymouth. Pa.
English
Association of Resident
Women 1, 2; College Concert Choir 1, 2;
English Club 2, Treasurer 3; Dear Coed Literary Staff 1; Student PSEA 4; Junior Resident Adviser, 4.
Secretary
Class
1:
Orangeville, Pa.
Spanish
CGA
Election Committee 2; Day Women's
Association 1, 2, 3, 4; International Relations
3; English Club 1; Spanish Club Secretary 2,
3; Student PSEA 2, 4; Athenaeum Club VicePresident 3.
WILLIAM CHARLES ROWETT
WILLIAM JOHN ROSS
Conyngham, Pa.
Ashland, Pa.
Social Studies
Day Men's Association
Club
1, 2,
1, 2,
Vice-President
3,
.\thenaeum
4; Student PSEA
3, 4;
4.
Social Studies
Association 4; Men Residents'
Council 1. 2, 3; Pi Kappa Delta Corresponding Secretary 4; Debating Club 1, 2, 3, VicePresident 4: Maroon and Gold Sports Staff
3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3.
Day
Men's
SANDRA IRENE RYAN
SANDRA JEAN RUSSELL
Shamokin. Pa.
Parkland. Pa.
English
English
Day Women's Association
1, 2, .3, 4; Bloomsburg Players 3; Debating Club 4; English
Club 1, 2, 3; Student PSEA 1, 4; Rhetoric
Club Corresponding Secretary 1.
CGA
Election Board Committee 1, Hospitality
Committee 1, 2, 3: Association of Resident
Women 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Resident .\dvisor 3;
Harmonettes 1, 2: International Relations 2;
English Club 3; Maroon and Gold Band MaStudent PSEIA 4; Olympian EdBoard 3: Women's Intramurals 1;
in
American Colleges and UniWho's Who
jorette 2, 3;
itorial
versities.
PAUL CHARLES SADUSKY
FRANK P.4TRICK SAITTA
Shenandoah, Pa.
English
Pittston, Pa.
Day Men's Association 1, 2, 3; Student PSEA
3, 4; Veterans' Association 1; Men's Intramur-
Science
als 2, 3.
PSEA
Biology
JOAN ANN SALUS
Club 1, 2, President 3, 4;
4; Men's Intramurals 1. 2.
JILL
Student
ANN SCHNEIDER
Milford. Pa.
Wyoming, Pa.
English
English
Junior Women's Representative 3, Orientation Committee 2; Association of Resident
Women 1, 2, 3, 4: English Club 2, 3: Olympian Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4; Student PSEA 4;
Gamma Sigma Sigma 3, Historian 4; Junior
Resident .\dvisor 4; Who's Who in .\merican
Colleges and Universities.
College Concert Choir 3, 4; English Club 3, 4;
Student Christian Association 3, 4; Student
CGA
PSEA
3, 4;
Gamma Sigma Sigma
3, 4.
RAYMOND RICHARD SCHNEIDER
THOMAS EDGAR SCOTT
West Hazlet(m, Pa.
Mifflinburg, Pa.
Physics
Social Studies
Maroon and Gold Band
Alpha Phi Omega
3. 4:
1;
2, 3, 4;
College Concert Choir
Student
PSEA
Men's Glee Club
1, 2, 3, 4.
4;
2,
Alpha Phi Omega
tional
Relations
dio Club 3.
2,
1;
Treasurer 3, 4; InternaStudent PSE.\ 4; Ra-
4.
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PAUL JACOB SEBASTIAN
JAMES PAUL SEYBERT
Ashland, Pa.
Chemistry
Hazleton, Pa.
Biology
Day Men's
ir^ik
Association
2,
1,
3,
4:
dents' Conncil 1;
Athenaeum Club
Men's Intramurals
1
;
Student
PSEA
Men
Resi-
1, 2,
3, 4;
4.
Phi Sigma Pi 2,
Vice President
4,
Science Club 1, 2,
President 3; Maroon
4;
3,
2,
3,
&
Gold Sports Staff 3, 4; Swimming 1; Student
PSEA; Who's Who in American Colleges and
Universities.
KARL KENT SHEAFFER
PAULA MADELINE SLICK
Blnomsburg, Pa.
Biology
Forest City, Pa.
Day Men's Association
Council
1,
2;
PSEA; Men's
3,
4;
Spanish
Men
Alpha Psi Omega
Intramural Sports
Residents'
3; Student
2,
1, 2.
Association of Resident
lish
Women
Club 2; Spanish Club
1,
1, 2, 3,
2, 3;
Eng-
Secretary 3;
PSEA 1. 2; Women's Intramurals
Gamma Sigma Sigma 3, 4; "Mademoiselle"
Student
1;
College Board Representative.
CHARLES
THOMAS HERBERT SMAIL
Alpha Phi
Men
Social Studies
ers 3;
2, 3,
4; Student
Pa.
PSEA
Residents' Council 4; Bloomsburg PlayStudent PSEA 2, 4; Maroon
Gold
&
Managing Editor
4.
1.
DEBORAH LOUISE SMITH
DONALD RICHARD SMITH
Williamsport, Pa.
Northumberland, Pa.
Social Studies
Mathematics
Association of Resident Women 1, 2,
Proctor 2, 3; Science Club 3; Student
3,
CGA Customs Committee Member 3, Awards
Committee 2, 3; Men Residents' Council 1;
Alpha Phi Omega 2, 3, 4; Student PSEA 4;
Varsity Club 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Men's In-
4;
PSEA
1, 2, 4.
tramurals
CGA
SMITH
Mathematics
Wyoming, Pa.
Omega
C.
Haneys Lake,
RICHARD THOMAS SMITH
DENNIS ROBERT SNYDER
Shamokin, Pa.
Geography
Berwick, Pa.
Earth and Space Science
Election Board Committee 3; Men Resi1, 2, 3, 4; Gamma Theta UpsiPSEA 4; Men's Intramurals
dents' Council
Day Men's Association
1; Circle
K
1,
2, 3,
Club 3; Student
4; Chess
PSEA
Club
4.
lon 3, 4; Student
1,2.
JOSEPH FRANCIS SNYDER
CHARLES WILLIAM SORBER
Frackville, Pa.
Shickshinny, Pa.
Mathematics
Mathematics
Athenaeum Club 1, 2; Bloomsburg Players 2,
3; International Relations 4; Science Club
3: Student PSEA 4.
Day Men's
PSEA
4;
Association
1,
Men's Intramurals
2,
3,
4;
1, 2, 3, 4.
Stud
1, 3, 4.
JOHN RICHARD STEIDEL
LINDA CLAIRE STAHL
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Social Studies
Pottsville. Pa.
CGA
Decoration Gimmittee 3; Orientation 3;
Hospitality 2: Association of Resident Wom-
Social Studies
Student PSE.\ 4; Varsity Club 1: Swinuning
Team 1, 2, 3. 4; Men's Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.
Governing Board 2, 3. 4; In1, 2, 3:
ternational Relations 2, 3; Student Christian
Association 1 : Student PSEA 1, 2, 3, 4.
en
KATHRYN FRANCES STEPANSKI
JAMES WILLIAM STLTRM
Dushore. Pa.
English
Hazleton. Pa.
Biology
CGA
Orientation Gimmittee 2; Association of
Resident Women 2, 3, 4; Sigma Tau Delta
4; Bloomsburg Plavers 2, 3: Maroon and Gold
Feature Writer
2, 3:
Student
PSEA
Phi Sigma Pi
4: Science Club 1, ProVice-President 3; Student
4; Men's Intramurals 1, 2.
2,
gram Chairman
PSEA
3.
2.
Wom-
4:
en's Intramurals 2.
JOSEPH LA^AIAR SUPSIC
Sha
Pa.
Social Studies
Day Men's Association
PSEA
1,
4; Men's Intramurals
THOMAS P. SWITZWER
3.
2,
4;
Student
Milton. Pa.
Social Studies
1, 2.
Student PSE-\ 4: Football
CHRISTINE
JAMES EDWARD TAMECKI
Men's Intramurals
1;
Student
PSEA
1. 2, 3.
MAE TETER
German
Day Women's Association 1; Association
Resident Women 2, 3; Athenaeum Club 1,
German Club, 3. 4. Secretary 3. President
Physics
2; Chess Club
Christian Association 4: Student
Track
Zion Grove. Pa.
Mount Carmel. Pa.
Athenaeum Club
1:
1,
4;
Student
1, 2.
PSEA
SUSAN JANE TREASTER
PlvTnouth, Pa.
Reedsville. Pa.
Mathematics
Mathematics
CGA
Orientation Committee 2, Pep Committee
Social Improvement Organization 2, 3, 4,
Treasurer 2; Student PSEA 4: Varsitv Qub
2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4;' Cross
O'untrv Manager
College Concert Choir
Christian Association 2;
3,
4;
3,
4;
Student
PSEA
4.
Llewellyn, Pa.
Social Studies
Mathematics
Day Men's Association
2,
2,
Student
WILLIAM FRANKLIN TROUTMAN
Catawissa. Pa.
tramurals
1,
3.
DAVID ALAN TROUT
Omega
4;
4.
WAYNE DAVID THOMAS
3;
of
2;
4; Alpha Phi
Student PSE.\ 4; Men's In-
1, 2, 3, 4.
1, 2, 3,
Alpha
Phi
Association
Qub
2, 3.
ball 2.
Omega
3,
4;
Student
Christian
1, 2, 3; Student PSEA 4; Varsity
4; Basketball Manager 2, 3; Foot-
DIANE MARIE TURLEY
MARY JEAN TURSE
Alden, Pa.
Spanish
Hazleton, Pa.
English
Association of Resident
Women
naeum Club
1; Spanish Club 1,
Student PSEA 1, 2,
urer 2;
Club
1, 2,
3; Athe-
2, 3, 4;
4;
3,
Treas-
Day Women's Association
3; Student
PSEA
3,
4;
English Club
3, 4.
German
2, 3.
JOSEPHINE
MARY URBAN
JUDITH
Mathematics
Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Athenaeum Club 1; International Relations Club
4; Student
PSEA
MARY VINESKI
Troy, Pa.
Sugarloaf, Pa.
Social Studies
3, 4.
Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4;
Student PSEA 1, 2, 3, 4; German Club 2, 3,
Treasurer 3; Harmonettes 1, 2; Proctor 3;
CGA Hospitality Committee 2, 3.
FRANCIS JOSEPH VIVINO
Mt. Carmel, Pa.
Social Studies
Day Men's Association
Association
Intramurals
2,
3,
1,
ROBERT JAMES WITZEL
4;
Veterans'
PSEA
4; Men's
3,
2,
4; Student
Aristes, Pa.
Mathematics
1, 2.
Phi Sigma Pi
&
1,2.
4.
JOHN ROBERT WITCOSKI
DANIEL EDWARD WOLFE
Shenandoah, Pa.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Chemistry
Social Studies
Gamma
Science Club
3,
3; Student Affiliate
Theta Upsilon 3, 4; Kappa Delta Pi
President 4;
Pi
Kappa Delta 2,
President 4, Vice President, Corresponding Secretary 3; Debating Club 1, 2, 3, 4;
Corresponding Secretary 2, President 3; International Relations Club 4, Student PSEA
4; Who's Who in American Colleges and
2, 3, 4;
Men's Intramurals
ACS, President
1, 2,
4.
3, 4,
Universities.
GARY EDWARD WOLFE
JUDITH FRANCES WORTLEY
Herndon, Pa.
Levittown, Pa.
German
Men
Residents' Council 4; Student Christian
Association 3; Student PSEA 4; German Club
3, 4; Men's Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4.
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4.
Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; College Concert Choir 1, 2;
French Club 2, 3; Spanish Qub 2, 3, Secretary
3; Student PSEA 4; Maroon
Gold staff
CGA Committees: Social Recreation 1, 2; Husky Lounge 1, 2; Decorations 2; Dining Room
Committee 2, 3; Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4; Bloomsburg Players 2; Stu-
4,
PSEA
Harveys Lake, Pa.
French
Levittown, Pa.
English
PSEA
Student
LINDA WILLIAMS WILSON
DOROTHY ELOISE WILKES
dent
2, 3, 4;
Mathematics
Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4;
Junior Representative 3; Concert Choir 1, 2,
3; Student PSEA 1, 4; Gamma Sigma Sigma
3, 4; Women's Intramurals 1, 2.
VINCENT
WRIGHT
J.
Benvick, Pa.
Earth Science
Alpha Phi Omega
Band
CGA
1,
3; Student
MARY LOUISE Y-^lVIULLA
JAMES HARRY YOUNG
Hazleton, Pa.
English
Upper Darby, Pa.
Pep Committee
4:
2.
4;
3,
PSEA
Maroon & Gold
4.
Social Studies
Association of Resi-
dent Women 1, 2, 3, 4; Governing Board
Junior Representative 3; "B" Qub 2. 3. 4;
Plavers 1; English Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Student
PSEA 4; N'e«-man Club 1, 2, 3.
Varsity Club 2,
2, 3, 4;
3,
S«-imming
4; Football 2, 4;
1,
2,
3,
Track
4; Student
1,
PSEA
4.
JOHN JOSEPH ZARSKI
CAROL ANTOINETTE YOUPATOFF
Shenandoah. Pa.
English
Garfield. X. J.
Men
French
Association of Resident
Women
French Club
4; Harmonettes 2.
1,
selor
3;
3;
1, 2,
Residents' Council
Club 4; VarsiU- Club 2.
4; Football 3, 4; Track
3; Coun-
Student
PSEA
DAVID
R.
1.
3.
2. 3, 4;
English
4: Student PSEA
2, 3,
4; Proctor 4.
ZEISLOFT
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Spanish
Day Men's Association
4; Spanish
1, 2, 3,
Treasurer 2; Student
Intramurals 1, 2.
2, 3. 4;
PSEA
4,
Qub
Men's
JEAN M. ZELONIS
Levittown, Pa.
Spanish
Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3; Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4; Athenaeum Club 1; Spanish
Club 2, 3, 4, President 3; Student PSEA 1, 3,
4.
JEAN
A.
HELEN H. ZEVAS
ZEXKE
Bethlehem, Pa.
Scranton, Pa.
German
Mathematics
CG.\
1W«
Representative
College Council
Member 1, 2. 3, Pep Committee 1, Hospitality
Committee 1, 2; Association of Resident Women 1, 2, .3, 4, Secretan. 2, President 3, Student Advisor 4; Governing Board 2, 3, 4;
Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Recording Secretary 4;
"B" Qub 2, 3, 4; Student PSE,\ 4; Who's
Who
in
1,
2;
American CoUeges and
CGA
Orientation Committee 3; Student
2,
4;
3,
tramurals
German Club
2,
3,
4;
PSEA
Women's
In-
3.
Universities.
77
Mary
Steckel teaches
discriminaspeech
tion with the use of
an auditoi7 training
unit while doing her
clinical
practicuni at
Selinsgrove
School.
Elizabeth Kichline is shown presenting a flannel-board
lesson while student teaching at the Selinsgrove State
School.
Graduate student Fred Crowl uses
the oscilloscope to analyze a pure
tone in the new Voice Science Lab-
^
^
oratory at Blooinshurg Slate College.
Seminar-size graduate classes provide
the students with many opportunities
discuss theory and exchange ideas
with the professor and with other members of the class.
to
State
MARY ALICE BUSH
JOANNE MARIE COUGHLIN
Springville, Pa.
Easton, Pa.
Speech Correction
Speech Correction
Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3; Sigma
Alpha Eta 1, 2, 3, 4; College Concert Choir
1,2,3; Student
PSEA
4.
Association of Resident Women 2, 3, 4, Junior
Resident Advisor 4; Sigma Alpha Eta 3, 4;
Student PSEA 4; Women's Intramurals 2, 3.
CONNIE LEE DONAHUE
ELLEN CZAJKOWSKI
Andalusia, Pa.
Speech Correction
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Speech Correction
Association of Resident Women 1,
ma Alpha Eta 1, 2, 3, 4; Student
2,
3;
PSEA
Sig
4.
Association of Resident Women 1, 2,
International Relations 2, 3; Student
2, 3, 4; Vice-President Huski Club 3.
3,
4;
PSEA
LAWRENCE CHRISTIAN
GLOECKLER
ANTHONY H. DOOLEY
Rockledge, Pa.
Special Education
Wilmington, Delaware
Speech Correction
Sigma Alpha Eta
1,
2; Student
3,
PSEA
CGA Men's Representative 3; Men Residents*
Council President 4; Alpha Phi Omega Sec2, Vice-President 3, 4; Student PSEA
4; Basketball 1; Track 2; Men's Intramurals
Social Improvement Organization
1,
3;
2,
President 3; Who's Who in American Colleges
4; College Concert Choir
4;
Madrigal Singers
retary
2, 3.
and
Universities.
DIANA
EDWARD N. GRUBB
Danville, Pa.
Special Education
Day Men's Association
Eta
4;
2, 3,
4; Circle
K
3,
2,
Club
4;
dent
Vice President
Student PSEA 4.
RICHARD CHARLES HELLER
MICHAEL H. HOUSEKNECHT
Berwick, Pa.
Special Education
Saint Clair, Pa.
Special Education
Day Men's Association
pha Eta
2, 3,
1,
4; Student
2,
3,
PSEA
Sigma Al4; Golf 2, 3,
4;
Council for Education of Exceptional Children
Student PSEA 1, 4; Veterans' Association
2;
1.
LOLA M. HUNSINGER
FRANCES ELIZABETH KESSLER
Berwick, Pa.
Special Education
Speech Correction
Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Athenaeum Club I, 2, 3, Secretary 4; Council for
Education of Exceptional Children 1, 2, 3, 4;
Student Christian Association 1, 2; Student
PSEA
80
4.
HADESTY
Day Women's Association 1, 2, 3,
Alpha Eta 3, 4; Athenaeum Club 1,
Sigma Alpha
2, 4,
College Concert Choir;
P.
Shamokin, Pa.
Special Education
Robesonia, Pa.
Sigma Alpha Eta 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Christian
Association 1, 2; Student PSEA 4; Harmonettes 1; Junior Resident Advisor 3, 4.
PSEA
4.
4;
Sigma
2,
3; Stu-
ELIZABETH JANE KICHLINE
JOHN STANLEY KLINE
Allentown, Pa.
Special Education
Speech Correction
Frackville, Pa.
CGA
Hospitality Committee 3; Council for
Education of Exceptional Children 1, 2, 3, 4;
Student Christian Association 1, 2; Amateur
Radio Qub 3; Student PSEA 4; Association
of Resident Women 1, 2, 3.
Sigma Alpha Eta 1, 2, 3,
& Gold Band
2; Maroon
2; Student
DANIELLE IRENE KOURY
PSEA
CHRISTIE
Pottsville, Pa.
Resident
of
Women
Sigma Alpha Eta 1, 2, 3,
4; Sigma Alpha Eta Queen
4;
General Chairman
Men's Intramurals
A.
LUPTON
Williamsport, Pa.
Special Education
Special Education
Association
4,
1;
4.
1,
2,
Student
3,
4;
PSEA
CGA
tion
Social Recreation Committee 4, Decora1, 2; Association of Resident
Committee
Women
3.
1,
ceptional
3,
2, 3; Council for Education of ExChildren 4; Gamma Sigma Sigma
4; Student
PSEA.
JOYCE ELIZABETH MIKA
JAMES RICHARD MILLER
Stillwater, Pa.
Clearfield, Pa.
Special Education
Speech Correction
Day Women's Association
1, 2, 3,
4;
pha Eta
PSEA
3, 4.
1, 2, 3,
4; Student
Sigma
CGA Husky
Al-
ity
Lounge Committee 1, HospitalCommittee 1 Athenaeum Club 1 Council
;
;
Education of Exceptional Children
Maroon & Gold Sports Writer 1,
4; Wrestling 1; Student PSEA 4.
for
3,
4;
1,
2,
2,
3,
DIANE RUTH MUSHRUSH
SUZANNE MILLER
Catasauqua, Pa.
Speech Correction
Havertown, Pa.
Special Education
CGA
Recreation Committee Secretary 3;
2, Social Recreation Committee 3; Association of Resident
Women 1, 2, 3: Sigma Alpha Eta 2, 3, 4; Maroon & Gold Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Student PSEA
4; Women's Extramurals 2, 3; Who's Who in
American Colleges and Universities.
Awards Committee Chairman
Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3; Counfor Education of Exceptional Children 1,
2, 3, 4; President 4; Harmonettes 1, 2, 3, 4;
cil
Student
PSEA
4.
CLAREEN ANN OBERLIN
GRACE LOUISE PERKINS
Lewistown, Pa.
Kingston, Pa.
Special Education
Speech Correction
CGA
Pep Committee 2; Association of
dent Women 1, 2; Sigma Alpha Eta 2,
Maroon & Gold Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice
dent 3; Student
PSEA
Resi3,
4;
Presi-
4.
CGA
Committees: Orientation 2, 4, Hospitality
Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 4,
Proctor 1, 2; "B" Club 4; College Concert
Choir 2, 4; Council for Education of Exceptional Children 2, 4; Debating Club 1, 2;
Student
Student Christian Association 1;
4;
PSEA
PATRICIA ANN PISZEK
4;
Maroon
&
Gold
1, 2, 4.
KATHRYN LEWIS SHARROW
Danville, Pa.
Special Education
Scranton, Pa.
Speech Correction
CGA Hospitality Committee 2; Association of
Resident Women 2, 3; Sigma Alpha Eta 2, 3,
4; College Concert Choir 2, 3; Student PSEA
Day Women's Association 2, 3, 4; Council
for Education of Exceptional Children 2, 3, 4;
Student PSEA 2, 4; Women's Extramural Bas-
4.
ketball 2.
MARSHALL HAROLD SIEGEL
BARBARA ELIZABETH SHORE
Williamsport, Pa.
Special Education
Lock Haven, Pa.
Special Education
CGA
CGA Awards
3, 4;
burg Players 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, 3; Student PSPIA 4; Maroon
Gold Photography
Editor 2, 3, 4; Pilot Photographer 4.
Orientation Committee 2; Association of
Resident Women 1, 2; Sigma Alpha Eta 1, 2,
Bloomsburg Players 3, 4; Student PSEA
Committee 3, Dining Room Committee 3; Sigma Alpha Eta 1, 2, 3, 4; Blooms-
&
1, 2, 4.
LOIS JEAN SILKROSKI
JO
CGA
Dining Room Committee 3, Decoration
Committee 3, Furniture Committee 2; Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4; Sigma Alpha Eta 1, 2, 3, 4; Student PSEA 4.
ANNE
SILL
Cooperstown, N. Y.
Baden, Pa.
Speech Correction
Speech Correction
Association
of
cation
of
PSEA
3, 4.
Women
Resident
Sigma Alpha Eta
1,
2,
3,
4;
Council for EduChildren 1; Student
3, 4;
1, 2,
Exceptional
MARY JENNINGS STECKEL
WAYNE G. SMITZ
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Speech Correction
Carlisle, Pa.
Day Women's Association
Special Education
Alpha Eta
Council for Education of Exceptional Children
2, 3, 4; Student PSEA 4; Veterans' Association 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Men's Intramurals 2, 3.
PSEA
2,
3,
4;
Sigma
Student
Speech Correction
SHARON
Nanticoke, Pa.
Day Men's Association
Alpha Eta
E.
2,
CHARLES WILLIAM WERNER
WEED
West Wyoming, Pa.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Speech Correction
Special Education
CGA
Hospitality Committee 1; Association of
Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4; Council for Education of Exceptional Children 1, 2, 3, 4;
Maroon and Gold Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Student
"
Men
Eta
Residents'
1,
2,
3,
4;
Council 1, 2; Sigma Alpha
Council for Education of ExStudent PSEA 4.
1, 2;
ceptional Children
4.
SUSANNAH
E.
JANET ARLENE WORRELL
WILSON
Saylorsburg, Pa.
Special Education
Elkins Park, Pa.
Special Education
CGA
Social Recreation Committee 2, 3; Association of Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4; Governing Board 2; Sigma Alpha Eta 1; Council
for Education of Exceptional Children 1, 2,
56
1,
President 3;
4,
WILLIAM ALBERT TURLEY
CGA
3,4.
3,
Hershey, Pa.
Speech Correction
3, 4; Athenaeum Qub 3;
Student PSEA 4;
Decoration Committee
4; Student Christian Association 1, 2.
3, 4;
2,
RANDY L. TULLI
Sigma Alpha Eta
PSEA
1,
4.
Student PSEIA 4;
Gamma Sigma Sigma
Resident Women 1, 2, 3, 4;
Council for Education of Exceptional Children
3, 4; Student PSEA 4; Women's Intramurals
Association
1,2.
of
3,
4;
3;
Student
Football
2,
1,
PSEA
3;
2,
3,
4;
Sigma
4; Varsity
Swimming
1,
2,
Club
3.
ANN
JOSEPH MICHAEL
KI.NSLOE \VTATT
Lewistown, Pa.
Berwick, P
Speech Correction
for
Special Edu.
Men's Association 1, _. .,, ^..^^ot
Education of Exceptional Children 2.
4;
Student
]
Association of Resident Women 1, 2.
Proctor 2, 3; Sigma Alpha Eta 1. 2.
Executive Council 3. 4: Student PSEA
3.
3.
4;
4.
4.
PSEA
3,
4.
In 1963 Bloomsburg State College initiated a Liberal Arts and Science pro-
gram. This year we are graduating four students who have accelerated in
this division and who have completed their course requirements in three
Along with the expansion of Bloomsburg State College, there has been a
steady increase in the number of students enrolling in the Liberal Arts and
Science division. In future years the
OBITER
a larger proportion of the students at
THOMAS EDWARD
can look forward to including
Bloomsburg
in this section.
RICHARD HENRY FULMER
CO^^*i
Berwick, Pa.
liberal Arts Social Studies
Mount Carmel, Pa.
Liberal Arts
Dav Men"s Association
um' Club
3.
French Club
Staff
4;
1,
1.
English
2.
3,
—
— English
4;
4; AthenaeClub 1, 2. 3. 4;
2,
3.
Olympian
:
1. 2, 3. 4.
BRUCE
I.
CGA
Assembly Committee 2, 3; Day Men's
Association 1. 2, 3, 4; Alpha Phi Omega
2, 3, 4; Circle K Club 1, 2; International
Relations 3. 4; Maroon and Gold Band 1.
LAWRENCE JOHN SPLITT
SHOEMAKER
Kulpmont. Pa.
Languages
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Liberal Arts Phrsics
—
Day Men's Association
3.
4.
Liberal Arts
Day Men's
Club
1;
—
Association
Student
PSEA
1,
2.
2;
Athen.
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
BLOOMSBURG STATE COLLEGE
BLOOV.SBURG, PENNSYLVANIA
This spring and
summer
burg State College students
will witness the
graduation of the
first
Blooms-
achieve the Bachelor of Arts degree. They
to
represent a mere handful of individuals most of whom are completing their
programs by means of acceleration. These individuals are to be congratulated on an attainment which will serve them admirably wherever they may
be headed
in
life.
program, the
first
(Since next year will be the fourth year of the degree
sizable
group
While a program of studies
will not
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^"^^^
be graduated until that time.)
may or may not differ significantly in depth from
a teacher-education program, the Bachelor of Arts degree represents universally and traditionally
a different kind of
in the
Arts and Sciences Division
achievement than Bachelors degrees in teaching or other professions. The B.A. (or A.B.) degree, whether
terminal or
preparatory (to careers in business, industry, research, graduate study, law, medicine, etc.)
suggests a somewhat wider
range of academic subjects,^ in lieu of the teacher-preparation courses required for the
B.S. in Ed. degree. Accordingly
education courses are not permitted within the 128 credit hours for the Bachelor
of Arts degree at Bloomsburg.
In the Arts
and Sciences curriculum
Bloomsburg, the student follows one of three different general areas of
the Social Sciences, or (3) the Humanities. Within each of these areas
many specific "majors" are constantly being developed as new course offerings are instituted.
All students in the
Division of Arts and Sciences are required to take at least one year of
Mathematics, at least one
concentration:
(1)
the Natural Sciences,
at
(2)
year of a Natural
Science (Biolog)', Physics, Chemistry, or Geology), and a modern Foreign
Language through sophomore level (Spanish
201-202, French 201-202, German 201-202, or Russian 201-2021.
There are currently about 270 students enrolled in the Arts and Sciences Division,
and with the expansion of Bloomsas a multi-purpose institution and with increasing local
awareness of the universal significance of
the Bachelor of Arts degree, it is anticipated that the growth
of the program will be increasingly rapid in the years
burg State College
ahead.
in
Again, congratulations to the small proud class of '66 in the Division
of Arts and Sciences.— the
Bloomsburg's history!
ALDEN BUKER
Director of Arts and Sciences
84
first
of
its
kind
:
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
BLOOMSBURG STATE COLLEGE
BLOOMSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA
On June
9.
1960. the State Council of Education of the
of Pennsylvania authorized the
program
of graduate studies
and
Bloomsburg
Commonwealth
State College to
to confer the
inaugurate a
Master of Education degree.
Graduate courses for students desiring to secure the Master of Education
degree in Business Education, Elementary Education, English, Speech Cor-
and Special Education for the Mentally Retarded are now offered
by the College. The program is operative within the framework of policies
and curriculums developed and approved by the Graduate Council of the
rection,
College.
Courses are offered during summer sessions and the academic year for both
improve
full
and part-time students desiring to
their professional competence.
The dedication of the College to the success of this endeavor is but another
community and to improve the status of the teaching profession.
step in the continuing effort to serve
the academic
The need
for professional education for teachers extending
by educational leaders throughout the United
beyond the undergraduate
States. In recent years the
taken positive action to improve instruction in public schools by
level
has long been recognized
Pennsylvania State Council of Education has
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 which provide salary differentials for holders of Master's degrees in the
maximum
salaries give additional recognition of the value of graduate study.
The program
of graduate studies at
competency of teachers
Bloomsburg State College has
in Pennsylvania.
To
as
its
form of higher
primary purpose the increasing of the
achieve this purpose, the following specific objectives, as they relate to
the individual student, have been developed
1.
2.
To provide opportunity for advanced study
To provide an opportunity for developing a
which the teacher
3.
4.
5.
better understanding
expected to assume an increasing important
of
the
culture
of
may be
To develop
a
our society
—a
society
in
role.
To encourage independent thought and initiative and develop problem-solving ability.
To provide an incentive for continuing professional growth.
To develop a basic understanding of research methods and techniques so that reports
education
6.
is
in a selected field of specialization.
of research in the field of
correctly interpreted and evaluated.
more comprehensive understanding
of the teaching and learning process.
Robert C. Miller
f^^>^^M^
Director of Graduate Studies
85
Fellow Graduates:
Time has passed
transversely
ly
we have
left
Bloomsburg has
time.
this
in material things
spirit
end our college days
swiftly to bring to an
Bloomsburg. During
left
its
at
imprint;
our imprint on Bloomsburg, not necessari-
but in the spirit of
human
endeavor. This
has only been sparked during our four years at Bloomsburg.
One must remember
that
commencement
a beginning;
is
we now have
a foundation, and
it is
up
to
each one of us to build for the future, not only for ourselves but for others. The social, educational,
and worldly values we have obtained during the past four years iiave served
leaders of the great society. This society
ready for
this challenge.
For the
first
is
waiting with open arms, and
life,
let
to
mold us
into
future
that the Class of '66
is
we have done nothing but take and receive.
be able to contribute of ourselves: we will be able to
come when we will
own manner. It is my sincere wish
cover your particular success and fulfillment that
take of
feel
third of our lives,
Finally, the turning point has
pattern our lives in our
I
is
life's
that each
and every one of you
alone to give. But, as
will dis-
we advance and
par-
us not forget the friends, associates, and memories acquired at Bloomsburg.
On behalf of the
Norman Hilgar, for
Senior Class,
I
would
like to take this opportunity to
thank our
class advisor,
Mr.
his valued assistance this past year.
In closing, on behalf of
all
the class officers,
us the opportunity to serve you.
-^ood
luck,
Anthony Cerza
ident
I
would
like to
thank you, the Class of
'66. for giving
Something new,
something old.
87
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CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE OF
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION
SECONDARY EDUCATION
BUSINESS EDUCATION
Emma, Raymond
J.
Flynn, Donald J.
Grasley, Sheldon W., Jr.
Johnson, Gary D.
Kasander, Michael
Keck, Marcia E.
Loucks, Susan K.
Prosseda, Jan A.
Scott, Susan A.
Search, Bonnie L.
Stull, Mary A.
Swetland, Sandra B.
Baynham, Marilyn
James H.
Jones, Vivian K.
Kerlish, John W.
Knoll, Elise E.
J.
Miller,
Beninsky, Stanley
Mistal, Cecelia
William S.
Brumley, Roger G.
Buck. Edward G.
Burnett, Susan K.
Button, Marilyn E.
Conner, David F.
Fischler, Idy C.
Fogarty. Rosemary
*Frantz, Irene A.
Garrison, Robert L.
Gregory. Paul F.
Hinkle, John R.
Kubert, Joseph P.
Long, Thomas A.
Marks, Daniel L.
Martz, Donald E.
Masich, George A.
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
Bolitsky,
Behm, David K.
Billett,
Thoma, Warren E., Jr.
Treese, Matthew A.
Angotti, John J.
Ash, Karen E.
Baker, Lois J.
f^66
Long, Diane
Mayer, Marie
Bradish, Rita
Colarusso, Mary R.
Colarusso, Mary Ann
Mensch, John P.
Mesavage, Joan
Dubbs, Michael F.
Evans, Joan
Francis, Marjorie
Geary, Charlotte K.
Greenly, Dale W.
Hanna, Cecelia M.
Hedberg, Edith I.
Miller,
Anne M.
Donna L.
Priolo,
Pamela A.
Robb, William D.
Rondelli, Cecelia J.
Topolski, William E.
Monika W.
Mary
J.
Wyatt, Ann K.
Youshock, Joseph M.,
P.
Teter, Christine
M.
Turley, Diane M.
Wilkes, Dorothy E.
Zelonis, Jean
SPEECH CORRECTION
Thomas
J.
Kisatsky
*Cum Laude
**Maena Cum Laude
Sharrow, Kathryn L.
Steckel,
Tom
Tamecki, James E.
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
Whiting, Joy D.
SPECIAL EDUCATION
Kichline, Elizabeth J.
Koury, Danielle L
Mika, Joyce E.
Perkins, Grace L.
Switzer,
Gretchen Letterman Crist
Dorothy M. Hyde
*Johnson, James L.
Donahue, Connie
Rimsha, Ruth A.
Robbins, Georgianna
Sandra J.
Sadusky, Paul C.
Sebastian. Paul C.
Sheaffer, Karl K.
Slick, Paula
Russell,
M.
CANDIDATE FOR MASTER OF EDUCATION
Michelson,
Vizachero,
Eugene M.
M.
Ohl, Stephen H.
*Paul, Dazimae R.
Paul, Mary Lou
Jr.
89
:
Fellow Classmates
I
would
like to
felt
my
extend to you
The presence
successful year.
congratulations for a very
of the Junior Class has indeed been
throughout the college campus. Our Homecoming float was an
indication
of a
good year
to
come. As the year progressed, we
found we were not wrong. Whether
activities,
or the special highlight
we
it
all
was
social events,
awaited,
athletic
—the Junior Prom,
—the year has been marked with achievement.
I
would
also like to extend
my
sincerest personal thanks
Robert D. Warren, for his untiring effort in aiding the
commendation
Finally,
I
all
I
feel
to
our class advisor, Dr.
the officers should also receive
for the excellent job they have done.
would
like to
thank you, the Class of
been a rewarding experience and one that
May
and appreciation
class.
I
will
'67, for the
remember
honor of
ser\'ing as
always.
your future years be as successful as the one we have shared
Sincerely,
R.
Thomas Lemon
/?7Kc(PfY-CL^
President
this year.
your president.
It
has
&^
OFFICERS
SEATED, lejl
T.'
,-6l
to right: L.
VanSaders, Secretary;
Lemon, President; B. Salvino, Women's Repre-
sentative
;
STANDING,
lejt
to right:
S.
Boston, Treasurer;
R. Lobus, Vice-President
Absent:
J.
Cortese, Men's Representative
I
suppose you're
all
wondering why
I called this
meeting.
We're proud we pledged.
--.«u^,
1^
WVre
going
to
do
it
this
way, see?
Dear Classmates,
I
would
president
like to
— an
represent the
thank you for the honor of serving as your class
honor which
This position gave
untiring efforts
with
me
I
Sophomore Class
made
me
did not take lightly in attempting to
fairly.
an opportunity to observe and work with
these projects successful.
My
many
dedicated classmates, whose
thanks are extended to those classmates
who worked
throughout the year.
In addition,
guidance
is
we were
fortunate to have Mr. Theodore Shanoski as our very helpful class advisor. His
deeply appreciated by the class of '68.
Sincerely yours,
Tom
Free
^^^
President
My kingdom
for a horse!
:
^n£4Awef€
Fellow Classmates
We,
the Class of '69, have experienced our first year at B.S.C.
From the time we first assembled as a Freshman
we have progressed greatly and can be proud
which we have set.
Our
Class until today,
of the
standards
activities of Orientation Week, which
As freshmen, we awaited HomecomiRg Day with
great enthusiasm. The Homecoming Day Parade was a huge success, and the freshman class was well
represented by its float. In February we had our freshman dance, "Hearts Holiday," and participated
in the Co-Ed of the Year Contest. These events were made possible by all of you who supported the
class officers. Finally, our freshmen athletes have contributed so greatly to our college sports program
first
initiated
achievement was the manner in which we accepted the
us from college frosh to college freshmen.
that we, as freshmen, should be very
I
would
like to take this
ness, consideration,
importance
proud of them.
opportunity to thank our class advisor, Mr. Robert M. Jordon, for his kind-
and helpful advice. His influence and guidance throughout the year was of great
to the class.
Also, thank you, the
members
honor and privilege for
me
of the class, for your total cooperation and support.
to serve as
It
your President. Best of luck always. Class of
has been a great
'69,
always look back upon our freshman year with pride and dignity.
Sincerely,
Frank Mastroianni
*=^^c?0^^:i.'>t^
President
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and may you
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!
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It's all
over!
!
tatco«t.
Wow!!
Football players!
99
Mr. Gerald Weales (center)
and the Name Game."
lectured
on "Arthur Milltr
SPRING ARTS FESTIVAL
April
22 through May 2
The Spring Arts Festival was held this
year from April 22 through May 2. Various cultural groups were represented on
campus
nightly.
Hall were
New York
BLOOMSBUR6 STATE COLLEGE
lection.
1965
^
100
Conductor David Blum directs the Esterhazy Orchestra.
some
On
exhibition in Waller
of the paintings
from the
Living Arts Foundation's
col-
Mr. Howard Nemerov (center), a noted contemporary poet, poses
with two members of the Spring Arts Festival committee.
Mr. Jack Bookbinder
speaks about "Art Of
This World" during
one of the evening
performances.
Mr. Earle Spicer preprogram of
a
sented
songs ranging from the
to
Ballads
Elizabethan
Earh" American
Music.
.\dventures In
Square
"Lear
YMC\
Folk
Choreography" was given by the Lincoln
Mr. Mark Mason director.
Theatre,
^6^
Blondes DO
have more fun!
^
^7tam€' S*ftent^iHW€«€t
SfieeccU S^ttent^tat^KC^
Melina Bailes Espanoles does one of his
dance numbers which made the program a real success.
Jose Molina from Jose
intricate
Halo Wines and Chris Sarandon, members of the National Players,
appeared in Moliere's "The Miser".
Proving to be a great success, Russian-bom Nila Magidoff appeared before a combined assembly speaking on life behind the Iron Curtain.
Little Angels", lovely Korean girl dancers, are shown
performing in their colorful, exotic costumes.
"The
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.
Let's
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.
.
Berkoski
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^omecomiKf 2cce€H f965
A
ready hello,
personality are
Berkoski,
all
a
warm
the
Homecoming Queen,
This attractive co-ed
in the
in
is
and
smile,
attributes
a
of Miss
winning
Sandra
1965.
a Junior at
BSC. She
is
Elementary Education curriculum, majoring
Geography.
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WAINWRIGHT PURDY
III
CAPTAIN FISBY
OLD WOMAN
OLD WOMAN'S DAUGHTER
THE DAUGHTER'S CHILDREN
^:f5
MR- SEIKO
MISS HIGA JIGA
MR- KEORA
MR. OSHIRA
Howard Kearns
Larry Remley
ANCIENT LADY
VILLAGERS
Martha Siemsen
Alberta Harabin
Lisa Hopkins
Paul Hilgar, Virginia Thompson
ANCIENT MAN
MR. HOKAIDA
MR. OMURA
MR. SUMATA
Larry Gerber
Ann Shepherd
James Worth
David Wenner
Mary
Jerry McBride
LOTUS BLOSSOM
CAPTAIN McLEAN
James Waltei
Moody
'l^^Mtfte St^nii
DIRECTOR OF THEATRE
DIRECTOR
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
Dr. Melville Hopkins
Michael
J.
McHale
Robert D. Richey
BUSINESS AND PUBLICITY
Amy J. Short
ASSISTANTS TO THE DIRECTOR: STAGE MANAGERS ..
Ann
G. Shepherd, C. Blair
PRODUCTION SECRETARY: PROMPTING
PRODUCTION COORDINATOR
CHOREOGRAPHY
"First one to throw other out of ring
il4
.
Hartman
Barbara Kiner
.
Marshall Siegel
Gary Bloom
is
winner.'
Steff^n
James Edwards, James Walter,
Terry Moody, Larry Gerber,
James Worth, David Wenner, Jerry McBride
LADIES' LEAGUE
James Edwards
Terry
PM.
ORDER OF APPEARANCE)
Henry Fetterman
Albert Roger
SERGEANT GREGOVICH
^965
Deborah Evans,
Louise Eyster, Nancy Bricker
Barbara Shore
Tom
Curtis
•'She
explains,
boss,
that
black
cloth
remind us of
winter ..."
want to know exactly what you've accomplished here
from the moment you arrived."
"I
The
The ceremony with an imaginary cup
of tea
villagers
come
to see the
progress
made on
their teahouse.
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BOB McKELLAWAY
MARY McKELLAWAY
TIFFANY RICHARDS
OSCAR NELSON
DIRK WINSTON
Rapella
Nancy Chamoni
BUSINESS MANAGER
William Kelly
Howard Kearns
A—I
116
DIRECTOR OF THEATRE
PLAY DIRECTOR
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
Larry Remley
Ann Marie
don't want to,
B
—
I
don't
Dr. Melville Hopkins
Robert D. Richey
James McCubbin
Michael
J.
McHale
STAGE MANAGER
Barbara Kiner
PROMOTION
HOUSE MANAGER
Carla Overhiser
want
to,
C
—
I
don't want
Alana Matter
to.
m
— and
you're not going anywhere with anybody
Oscar— dear Oscar— it's
lovely to see you.
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up.
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TOM
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ORSINO
SEBASTIAN
Larry Gerber
Lynn Roccograndi
Brian McLernan
ANTONIO
SEA CAPTAIN
VALENTINE
Fred Harris
CURIO
Jean Benefield
TOBY BELCH
ANDREW AGUECHEEK
MALVOLIO
SIR
SIR
Bruce Hopkins
Tom
Curtis
Randall Martin
FESTEl'
Glen Landis
OLIVIA
Carole
VIOLA
Janice
MARIA
QUEEN
MAID-SERVANT
DeWald
Feimster
Iva Klingaman
Martie Siemsen
Carol Gesalman
James Riggs
Fred Harris, Fred Kressler
AND ATTENDANTS
Fred Harris
Fred Kressler. Gary Kase, Nancy Bricker, Carol Gesalman,
Ruth Campbell, Mary Steffen
Dr. Melville Hopkins
Michael
J.
McHale
James McCubbin
BUSINESS MANAGER
Robert Richey
ASSISTANT TO THE DIRECTOR
Carole Murphey
ASSISTANT TO THE TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
Dianne Talcott
Vincent Marion
FABIAN
PRIEST
OFFICERS
LORDS, SAILORS,
Wynne
Robert
DIRECTOR OF THEATRE
PLAY DIRECTOR
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
STAGE MANAGER
HOUSE MANAGER
CHOREOGRAPHY
BOOKHOLDER
UNDERGRADUATE ASSISTANTS:
Jon Ackley
Jan Feimster
Larry Remley
Carole
Tom
Murphey
Curtis
Martie Siemsen
Brian McLernan
Alana Matter
Ann Marie
Rapella
Carol Gesalman
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(IN
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St^
ORDER OF APPEARANCE)
HELEN POTTS
HAL CARTER
Martie Siemsen
Lynn Roccograndi
OWENS
BOMBER
MADGE OWENS
FLO OWENS
ROSEMARY SIDNEY
ALAN SEYMOUR
MILLIE
Karla Klinoff
Wynne
Robert
Gail
Bower
Sharon Bergeron
Sharon Repp
Jon Ackley
IRMA KRONKITE
Ruth Campbell
CHRISTINE SCHOENW ALDER
Carole
HOWARD BEVANS
Go peddle your
Murphy
Larry Remley
papers!
Ok-
DIRECTOR OF THEATRE
PLAY DIRECTOR
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
MANAGER
STAGE MANAGER
BUSINESS
PUBLICITY
HOUSE MANAGER
Dr. Melville Hopkins
Robert D. Richey
James McCubbin
Michael
Tom
J.
McHale
E. Curtis
Barbara Kiner
Alana Matter
Look, Seymour, I don't
—
FIRST
ROW
(lejt
to
Elementary Education
cial Education
SECOND
ROW
right)
Gilbert
Ann
C.
G. Smalser—
Gockley—Spe-
John D. Nattras— Secondary Edu-
cation
7C^4^d
^^ /4^HOH^ StudCHt^ CH
FIRST
C.
ROW
(lejl
—
to
right)
Lawrence
Gloeckler Special Education MarK. Laughlin Secondary Educa-
lene
—
tion
SECOND ROW
John
S.
Mulka—EleMann
mentary Education Judith E.
Secondary Education
—
ST
ROW
Cecelia
M. Mstal— Secondary Edu-
cation
SECOND ROW
Sandra
John R. Hinkle
cation
fi^Keniccut ^UHu/ten^itce^ okcC
FIRST
ROW
r/e/t to
right)
—Secondary Education
Salus — Secondary Education
Hollem
I
Joan A.
SECOND ROW Donna M. Boris—Elementary Education Gary
Secondary Education
W. Horn
(^M£e<^
Ruth A. Rimsha— Secondary EduJ.
Russell
—Secondary
—Secondary Education
Education
—
ROW (lejt to right) Diane R. Mushrush
—Special Education John R. Witcoski— Secondary Education
SECOND ROW James P. Seybert—Business Education Donald R. Beltz— Secondary Education
FIRST
7{//ia^
70^
/4moK<^ Stude^tt^ ut
FIRST
ROW
(le\t
lo
right)
—Secondary Education
— Elementary' Education
Zenke
retts
SECOND ROW
ondar>'
Jean A.
Ann
Sha-
James M. Ayers— SecEducation Paul D. Snyder
Business Education
FIRST
ROW
(lejt to
Secondarj- Education
right): Sally R.
Brennar—
Mary Ann
Dowd— Secondaiy
A.
Gass— Secondary
Education
SECOND
ROW
74^Kentccut 7i9U(AenAitce4.
FIRST
ROW
ih\l to right) Michael A.
—Secondar>' Education PrisciUa
Bangor— Elementary Education
SECOND ROW Kenneth G. CromweU
—Secondary Education Judith E. Andrews— Elementary Education
Bonacci
a^ (^^Me<^
Barbara
Gross— Secondary
— Business Education
Education Judith
Anthony J. Cerza
J.
Education
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our photographer was drunk?
128
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LINDA BARTISH
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COMMUNITY GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
BLOOMSBURG STATE COLLEGE
BLOOMSBURG. PENNSYLVANIA 17815
Fellow Students,
Having had the opportunity of serving as President of the Community
Government Association during a momentous period of our school's history,
I am aware of our reflection on changes during a time of conflicts
and
crises throughout the world. The growth of our College was a contributing
factor influencing the need and occurrence of these changes.
The increase in recreational activities and facilities, the reviewing and
updating of college policies, the movement towards student responsibility,
Freshman Orientation, the revision of the Community
Government Association's Constitution, and the developing of rapport among
the reorganization of
the different governing bodies have highUghted the 1965-66 College year.
Name Entertainment moved into the foreground of our
"The Four Seasons" and the "Lettermen" paved the way
Big
social activities
as
for future con-
certs.
I
believe that one of the
more important contributions we students have made
of the Standards Committee. This enthusiasm for student enforcement
of
rules
year was the establishment
and regulations indicates a mature
in the last
student body and proves to be conducive to better respect and understanding between the administration
and ourselves.
To guarantee such progress, we must create new ideals,
we have this year by unresting interest and dedication.
As our school year commenses,
initiate
new programs, and support
these developments as
marks the beginning of a richer life and a future of unlimited opportunities. My
words embodied in a quotation once made by Emerson: "This time like all
we but know what to do with it."
it
feelings can best be expressed through the
times
My
is
a very good one
if
personal appreciation
is
extended to the administration for their guidance and understanding in our forward
who have contributed much time and energy when executing their specific
pursuits, to the officers of College Council
.duties, to the
members
members of College Council for their interest and cooperation during this challenging year, and
Community Government Association who have unselfishly supported and participated in our
of the
to all
social
activities.
My work with the College government has been a most rewarding challenge. In retrospect, there are always areas
where more could have been accompUshed; however, since there is no end to the paths of progress,
we must pass
this challenge on to those who follow.
The opportunity
to serve as
your president has been a deeply gratifying privilege.
Gil Gockley
^cmw€iHit€fr (Sjo^fennmeHt /444^ciatcoH
Dr. Paul Riegel
Celie Flahaity
—Advisor
— G^iresponding Secretary
^^
Dan Guydish
—Vice-President
CLASS REPRESENTATIVES
AND PRESIDENTS:
SEATED
Renzis,
S.
to right): T. DeHarper, B. Salvino, A.
r/e/«
Smalser.
Worth,
J.
Rapp, F. Mastroianni, T. Free, T. Lemon, A. Cerza,
Dr. R. Warren.
STANDING:
J.
Cortese, F.
R. Hess,
^<^/i
(^otttmOUe^,
RUU3
fOHCbr
foil's: s»A
Lejt to right:
atawmmm.
—
F.
Clarke Awards
mobile; J: Perry
SITTING: G. Bosak,
STANDING:
J.
C. Perrin
Arlotto
— Decorations
Committee;
M.
Committee;
Fitzpatrick
— Hospitality Committee
S.
— Blood-
Derr— Pep Commitfee.
—Dining
Room Committee;
S.
Flaherty— Assembly.
right: S. Bracken — Freshman Orientation Committee; D.
— Big Name Entertainment; E. Slusscr— Election Committee;
Cerza — Communications Committee; T. Taft — Freshman Orienta-
Lejt
to
Guydish
T.
tion Committee.
Left to right: B. Berger, M. Mellinger, F. Milauskas
Social Recreation Committee; B. White— Fire Drill.
I
1^
/4d4^ciatcoK o^
resident
All
of
this
women
organization.
are members
The Executive
Board coordinates the business and
programs of the
The
ciation
cases,
to
it
entire
Association.
Judiciary, presided by the Asso-
Vice
rules,
President,
reviews
all
and regulations referred
by the Executive Board. The two
Residence Hall Councils and the
off-
campus Residence Council co-ordinate
the business and programs of the respective Residences: West Hall, East
Hall, and the off-campus Freshman
Houses. All of these groups work together to carry on cooperative govern-
ment and high standards of
in<;
SEATED
r/e/(
to
J. Trimble,
N.
Clough,
right):
C.
Good. STANDING:
M.
Sunaoka,
L.
M.
Cusati,
Geiser,
Kowalski,
M.
Malick, M. Sauers.
C.
SEATED
(left
to
right):
Miss
Ellamae
Jackson, Dean of Women; K. Dean, President; Mrs. Lucretia Kinney, Advisor; Mrs.
Betty Cooper, Advisor; L. Sunaoka, Vicepresident.
STANDING: S. Thomas, Treasurer; M. Siegel. Social Coordinator; A. Griesemer, Secretary; M. Chrismer, Proctor Coordinator;
S. Updegraff,
J. Zenke, Student Advisor;
Proctor Co-ordinator, K. Leffler, Senior
Representative; N. Kneer, Senior .Representative; P. Zelner, Big Sister Co-ordinator.
ROW
1
(left
to
right):
A.
Chapman,
J.
Mearns, P. Zelner, F. Kessler, P. Bangor, S.
Shepherd.
2: A. Templin, J. Coughlin, T. Niering, L. Washevich, Mrs. Williams, J. An-
ROW
drews, C. Frey,
ROW
J.
Salus.
3: M. Horn, M. Harper, C. Ripa, L.
Moyer, K. Eckert, A. Smalser, R. Major, C.
Atherton, B. Robinson. Missing: G. Moy-
amon"
the resident
social liv-
women.
1 SEATED (hU to right): Mrs. Hoke, Resident Advisor. J. Miga, Vice President; M.
Molacavage, R. Namet, D. Redwinski, D.
WolL
STANDING:
P. Zastawney, T. Taft, Social
J. Custer, B. Chandler,
Chairman; D. Boone,
B. Raney, President;
S. Berkoski, Secretarj--
treasurer.
SEATED
(lejt to right): Mrs. Cooper, ResiAdvisor; Mrs. Kinney, Resident Advisor; J. Sklanka, J. Llewellyn, Secretarytreasurer;
M. Burns, Vice President; J.
dent
Filo,
B. Joyce, Social
Chairman; M. Reck-
ard. President.
STANDING:
H. Saulesbury, M. Komarc, S.
Mundrick, B. Strieker, J. Konsur, J. Hansel-
SEATED (left to right): B. Ross, President;
D. Kennedy, Social Chairman; M. Wilson,
Secretary-treasurer; A. Skerbetz, L. Harris.
STANDING: B. Lowe, C. Danneker, B. McCulchen, M. Ferguson, S. Schohl, R. VanHorn, L. Campbell, G. Bower, K. Hanzlik,
H. Schriun.
Missing: N. Strauss. Vice President; A.
Emiliani, J. Fenton, I. Paulukonis, E. Jerman, K. Pearson, P. Branch.
THcH
1^ea£eCeHU'
ROW
ONE: P. Zenyuh, A. Shoop, D. Ball,
C. Perrin, J. Dellos, R. Jackson.
C. Tomlinson, M. Heitz, G.
Learn, C. Bixler, J. Yocum, C. Shupe, G.
ROW TWO:
Freed, L. Ward, R. Goldthwaite, Mr. Shaffer,
advisor.
OFFICERS
ROW ONE:
dent;
L. Gloeckler, Presi-
Dean Hunsinger, advisor;
SECOND ROW:
R. Letcavage,
Vice President; H. Winkler, S.
Bashore, Treasurer; S. Boston,
The
Men
Association
to
Residents'
is
Secretary.
organized
promote the
general
welfare of the male
resi-
dent students both on and
off
campus.
COUNSELORS
SEATED: K,
Crofnwell,
M.
Whitelock,
Bonacci,
T.
J.
Morgan,
Mulka,
J.
J.
Fazzari.
STANDING:
R.
Harvey,
Troutman,
138
S.
R. Buckno, R. Letcavage,
P.
Zenyuh,
Bashore,
M.
Zarski,
Heitz.
J.
W.
.
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/444octatcoK
Do
it
mv wav
or else
1
So vou found us
Would vou
.
.
belie\e we're locked out too?
Gee, did you really?
?
139
'Da^ THeK^
/4^44^ccatcoK
With Dr. Ralph Herre
the
advisor,
Day Men's
as their
Associa-
meets as an entire body
whenever circumstances arise for
tion
them
to
plans
for
and
discuss
these
formulate
commuting men
and the college community.
men
non-resident
All
automatically
become members upon
registra-
tion for the first semester. Areas
and lounging have
studying
for
been
provided
social
rooms
where
their
them
for
of
meetings
During the past few
Day Men's
ed
$75
the
in
Science
Hall,
are
years,
held.
the
Association has award-
scholarships
who have met
the
to
students
qualifications
prescribed by the Faculty Scholarship Committee.
OFFICERS
r/e/«
to
right):
J.
Gotaskie, Presdent; A. Yanishak,
Vice President; J. Kwasnoski, Secretary;
Dr.
Herre, Advisor M.
Smith, Treasurer.
X
At
i40
^^
That makes 3 class cuts for Mike today.
last
the day
is
over.
^acf TOomcK^ ^d^MciatcoH
So
that's
what
I
was supposed
to read.
Would you
'^M
Day Women
believe he gave us a quiz?
ride again
111
OFFICERS
ROW ONE:
Vaughn. Treasurer; R. Lunger, Secretary.
Ernest, Sophomore Representative; J. BafOe,
M. Barrel!, Vice President; Miss M. Mac Donald,
ROW TWO;
President:
Advisor.
The Dav Women's Association consists of all
women of Bloomsburg State College,
including commuting women and those living m
non-resident
the town
of
Bloomsburg. From the association a
10-member governing board with 2 representatives
from each class is chosen. This board carries on a
program to promote the welfare of the group.
The Day 'Women's Lounge is located in Benjamin Franklin Building.
C.
M.
^V
^'"^>sN
;:,.
onager
^
ACTIVITIES STAFF
ROW ONE
(left to right):
G. Summers, T. Firestine,
S.
House-
worth.
ROW TWO:
R.
Martin— Editor,
J.
Feimster, C. Cobb, K. Bowen,
B. Kiner.
SITTING: K.
STANDING:
ORGANIZATIONS STAFF
SITTING:
L.
STANDING:
M.
Banish— Editor.
L. Berr>-, P. Bom,
Siegel, C. Michael.
B. Leta,
M. Remich,
M. MeUinger— Editor.
Murphy, E. Dietrich.
Solliday,
C.
FRATERNITY STAFF
SITTING:
L.
STANDING
Houtz, Editor.
(lejt to
man, T. Walters,
A
S.
right):
M.
Harris, J. Williams, J.
J.
W
Morgan.
TYPING STAFF
^^r STAFF
SEATED.: M.
Schultz,
STANDING:
P.
Head
Paulus,
typist,
S.
M.
Cruz.
McQuiston, M. BradweU.
'<".
R. Be
That had
to
be a surprise shot.
145
TH^mooH
€UtcC
(^oid
The Maroon and Gold is the college paper,
published weekly by a student staff with the aim of
keeping the student body informed of the CTirrent
happenings on campus. Its motto clearly states its
purpose: "For campus News and Views." Along
M&G
with the reporting of events on campus, the
contains editorials dealing with the students' opinions.
tion
also
It
publishes routine items of informa-
from the administrative
office.
Mr. Richard Savage, Advisor; and William Howells, Editor.
NEWS
STAFF:
ROW ONE
(lef
(left
to
right): T. Labelle, J. Feimster,
D. Hippenstiel— Managing Editor,
Brandau
ROW TWO:
!46
S.
Avery, S. Clarke, A. Matter, V. Marion,
J.
Dunn.
M.
Cavallini, J. Pious, B. Hopkins, B.
ORCULATIOX STAFF:
ROW ONE
(Ujt
to
right): J. Faktovich, K.
Brown— Manager,
R. Hart
man.
ROW TWO:
P. Walters. D. Bvrne. G. Durilla.
ADVERTISING AND BUSINESS STAFF:
—
Hileman Advertising Manager, M. Moyer, R. JacksonBusiness Manager, missing: D. Hamilton, K. Adams.
B.
ART STAFF:
— Director,
R. Benyo
E. Rhoades.
FE.\TURE STAFF:
ROW ONE
(left
to
right):
S.
Fecher,
J.
Gers— Editor,
B.
Winch.
ROW TWO:
H. Swank, H.
missing: L. Remley, L. Houtz.
Keams,
J.
Ackley,
R.
Benyo,
147
SPORTS STAFF:
ONE: P. Allen,
ROW
I.
Zablocky, D.
Wroblewski, G. Yacina-
Editor.
ROW TWO:
W.
Derricot,
M.
Christina, G. Schirm.
Missing: R. Buckno, L. Swisher, J. Zarski.
PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF:
J.
TYPING STAFF:
ROW ONE (left to right): L. Westley, K. Kisenwether.
ROW TWO: K. Elliot, J. Ackley-Coordinator, G. Morris.
COPY STAFF:
^^- Chapman-Editor,
ROW ^n
TWO: \^\T''
A. Matter, ''r.'"^^"'D. Woll, M. Matuella, B. Brandau,
Cavallini, S. Clarke, C. Berninger.
43
M.
McBride, M. Siegel— Editor, D. Carmody.
Olcf»»tfricut
The Olympian
is
a literary
magazine which gives the students a
chance to express their creative writing abiUties.
tains
students'
writers.
It
literature
is
It
not only con-
works, but includes material by well-known guest
published annually in order to stimulate interest in
among
the B.S.C. student bodv.
OFFICERS:
K. McLaughlin, Chairman of Editorial
Board; G. Schirm. Editor; Mr. W. Roth, Advisor; K.
Mover, Art Editor; L. Slack, Assisant Editor
ROW
ONE (left to right): S. Briddle, L. .McDonald,
K. McLaughlin, G. Reinaker.
TWO: H. E. Bernatonis, C. Swank, .N. Bower,
ROW
M. Kester.
ROW THREE:
D.
Beaulieu,
P.
Hackenberr)-,
Brvant.
ROW FOUR:
ROW O.NE (left to right): G. Welker, L.
Palman Circulation Manager, L. Van Sad-
—
ers.
K. Mover.
ROW TWO:
K. Elliot, S. Engstrom, R.
Benvo, E. Rhoades. D. Gerhard.
THREE: M. A. Kamin^ky, D. Beaulieu, D. Freebv. Business Manager.
ROW
A. Harabin, A. Ulsh,
.M. J. Harris.
C.
Mr. Myles
J.
Anderson
—Advisor
Samuel Bashore
Fred Stoicheff
The
F;7o/,
— Business Manager
published an-
nually by and for the stu-
dent body,
of
a handbook
is
information
concern-
ing Bloomsburg State College.
Included
in
this
handy guide are the Constitution
of
the
Government
Student
Association,
short summaries of vari-
ous organizations naming
their
officers
and spon-
sors, a schedule of events
on campus, college cheers
and songs, locations of
various places on campus,
and other information of
interest
burg
to
State
all
Blooms-
College
stu-
dents.
FRONT
BACK:
150
(lejt to right): C. Bryner, S. Hoffecker, C. Pirmann, A. Ulsh.
A. Shoop, Assistant Editor.
—Editor
•iV
/4m€ite€€n.
^adca
^£a6^
The Amateur Radio Club consists of
who are interested in the art of
Amateur Radio Communication. Requirestudents
ments for admission
an interest
C/e/t
to
right)
M,
Hutnick, D. Gotshall
Miller,
P.
Scarpino
(left
Piatt,
(advisor)
to
T.
right)
Scott,
E,
Mr.
Radio Communica-
a desire to be a
and
satisfactory
a
"Ham"
operator,
academic achievement.
The
club's
tions
and explanations of radio theory and
in
munication.
STANDING
into the club include
"Ham
tion,"
practice
KNEELING
in
activities
the
include
operation
of
demonstra-
radio
com-
^^^^Uated /4*HmitMH
^AemcccU
/4^4^occ€itcoK
The newest organization on campus,
the
Student Affihated American Chemical Asreceived
sociation
To he
of 1965.
a
its
charter
in
the
fall
member one must be a
Physical
Science major with good academic standing. Interested members must
first
apply
at
National
the
ACA
head-
yuarters and meet their requirements before they can
be accepted into the local
branch. The American Chemical Association
is
a
national
merous branches
Tliis
field
Dr. N. White, D. Wolfe— President, D. Beltz— Program Chairman, Dr. H. Lanterman— Advisor, J. Studlick— Acting Secretary— Treasurer for A. Calisto. .46sent:
STANDING
(h]t to right): Mr.
R. Selk, L. Doletski, N. Lindemuth, D. Bobita, Dr. N. White,
P. Kukuchka, B. Niccol, Dr. H.
Lanterman, D. Wolfe, D. Beltz.
SEATED:
J.
Studlick.
\
^
^^
'
i
E.
Fenstemacher
— Vice-President.
of
the
nu-
sciences.
had many speakers in the scienand have sponsored a slide rule
presentation.
OFFICERS:
all
year the Student Affiliated Associa-
tion has
tific
organization with
in
^t^enaeuHt
OFFICERS:
SEATED: (leit
I
Advisor
L.
^ROW ONE
^
^^ROW
*^
to
The Athenaeum Club enables students
become appreciative of and acquainted
with
all
classical,
of
types
music
and popular.
appreciation
of
—
An
classical,
interest
semi-
and an
music are the basio
re-
quirements for membership.
ROW ONE
cenaway,
J.
Cleft to right)
:
B. Kelchner, C. Ger-
Adams.
ROW TWO: L. Dictz, G. Austin, B. Wulfret.
ROW THREE: L. Phillips, J. Taylor, R. Cardamone.
^^
^
to right) M. Harper, Treasurer; Dr. A. Buker,
B. Gering, Vice-President; T. Cesarini,
Hunsinger, Secretary.
STANDING;
President;
TWO:
to right): R. Saul, V. Belles
C. Tourney, D. Pucino, R. Giovannini
(left
ROW THREE:
W.
Boston, C. Capece, C. Levulis, A. Albertson.
ROW ONE
(left to right)
Engstrom,
J.
Phillips,
Zielinski,
D.
Klisher,
S.
P.
J.
Houlder
ROW TWO
Batey,
L.
J.
Sprowls, L. Chervenak, M.
Kaschak, D. Wilbum, J. Simcox,
E.
Chitty,
J.
Hoff,
E.
Ash
ROW THREE
C. Ashby, A.
McClure, E. Shock,
S.
Honeg-
ger, J. Miller, J. Pellen
Bloomsburg
provide
Players
experience
for
students who. desire to
all
A
learn theatre arts.
sire to
the
work and
requirements
only
The
necessary.
dent
de-
act are
body
entire stu-
may
partici-
pate in casting and crew
work.
Throughout
the
Bloomsburg
Players present four masohool
year,
jor productions as well as
workshop
plays.
ROW OINE S. Trout, M. Siegel, E. Collier, T. Cerasaro, B. Gering, P. Patterson, N. Scheithauer.
ROW TWO J. Maletsky, L. Lines, B. Lenio, D. Murray, B. Rendelman. C. Gruss.
ROW THREE F. Handy, K. L. Saunders, N. Chamoni, K. Dowse, L. Hellerman, G. Rickards.
154
'PiMfCfU
OFFICERS
SITTING:
r/e/f to right):
J.
Vice-President:
Feimster.
President; J.
Secretan".
McBride.
M. Seimsen.
STANDING: J. Acklev. Treasurer: Mr. R. Richev.
Advisor: Mr. J. McCubbin. Advisor: Mr. M.
McHale. Advisor.
ROW ONE (left to right) M. Steffen, N. Bricker, R. Shirk. A. Repella,
ROW TWO: F. Demnicki, P. Evans, R. Campbell, J. Meiser, D. Prall.
ROW THREE: J. Ritter, M. Cavallini, C. Gesalraan, A. Harabin.
:
I.
T. Curtis.
Klingaman.
C. Murphy, R. Martin, D.
Spiehnan.
ROW FOUR:
A. Matter, C. Overhisher, S. Koser.
^ ROW
ONE
H.
to
(lejt
Houghton,
Keams. A. AronN.
right J:
sohn.
T.
Mc.^uliffe,
ROW TWO:
J.
Hansel-
man. J. Riggs. D. Machamer, M. Geiser, C.
Bowman, U. Marion.
ROW
THREE:
S.
Schwarz. L. Evster, T.
Welsh. L. McClure, K.
Elliot,
M. Lawson,
B.
Nafzinger,
Kiner,
B.
L. Jacobs, K. McGuire.
155
The "B"
Club,
an
organization
ath-
women, serves a dual purpose.
letic
First,
fosters
it
for
a
of
spirit
cooperation and sportsman-
^
A ^
ship
creating
in
interest
in
secondly,
it
com-
in
team and individual
petitive
Such
activities.
archery,
sports
as
badminton,
tennis,
basketball,
golf,
and
college wo-
all
participate
to
greater
provides an op-
portunity for
men
a
athletics;
hock-
field
ey, volleyball, softball,
mod-
ern dance, and water ballet
are
offered
pants.
The
monthly and
point
the
to
sjstem
is
partici-
meets
club
bi-
based on a
awards
with
ranging from class numerals
to
the
member
letter
"B".
When
she then becomes a
recipi-
ent of a blazer.
ROW ONE
(lejt to right): P.
C. Clough, A. Grieseraer, N.
Koerner,
Duke, C.
Gerhard.
ROW TWO:
R.
Skomitz,
C. Dietrich, B. Nafzinger,
B. Spatzer, E. Pinter, I
Pallman, D. Wroblewski.
^
I shot a
birdie into the
a
obtains 1600 points,
—
1600 points blazer winners
A. Rapella, K. Woodrjng.
e^
ROW ONE
(hit to right): J.
Kugler, A. Kleppinger, S. Chambers, B. Ingrams, D. Schiavo, D.
Crav.
TWO: B. Williams, K.
Kappel, A. Kuchta, E. Haven,
,
ROW
M.
Hastie,
M.
Siegel.
^U4Ut€44.
ROW ONE
I
(lejt to right): C. NahoR. Shimko, E. Haven, L. Snyder,
S. Jones, R. Pentz, D. Sulewski.
TWO: R. Damico, P. Canouse, J.
Woytowich, D. Freeby, J. Fritz, F.
Arlotto, M. Lazarchick, C. Wagner.
dil,
ROW
ROW ONE
(left to right): L. Logue,
P. Zastawney, R. Chiki, K. Reifsnyder,
J. Sick,
^
R. Luksa, L. Hauser, E. Morley,
K. Doan, M. E. Madison.
ROW TWO:
C. Kozemko, R. McGinley,
M. Golden, R. Keinkel, E. Kostura, D.
Weaver, R. D. Powell. B. Ash, C. Hack,
S. Empet, A. Mack, V. Campbell, R.
Brosius, L. Summers,
Cruis, L. Sharkasy.
V. Postocki,
M.
^ ** <? r.
^
^ ROW ONE
(lejt to right):
E. Dietric
G. Recla, S. Bird, E. Porosky, S.
Schwarz, T. Pratico, M. Wall, S. Hand,
M. Geiser, A. Shoop.
TWO: R. Skovronski. W. Winch,
R. McCellan. W. Andres, R. Keefe, J.
Nyce, L. Grugan, P. Falk, J. Pegg, R.
Moran, B. Denes, M. Fitzpatrick, J.
Strong. G. Seifert, C. Mowery.
ROW
^ied
SeCuceiU^M.
The Business Education Club is an
open for membership to
ganization
students enrolled in the Business
orall
i
O
^
i?»
9 O
.
O
o'
Educa-
The principle aims of this
club are to become acquainted with the
modem business methods and systems, to
tion curriculum.
develop qualities of leadership, to encour-
age scholarship through contests, to pro-
mote interest and training for organizing
Commercial Clubs in high schools, and to
serve the needs of the Department of Business Education at Bloomsburg State College.
ROW
ONE:
Kopp,
E.
right): C. Ritter, B. Strieker, G. Welker, B. Yoder, C.
G. Morris, S. Burkhart.
Ackley, S. Savage, G. Freed, H. Winkler, L. Endy, T. Salerno,
H. Davies, E. Johnson, T. Chellino.
OFFICERS
SITTING:
C Pirmann— Secretary,
Hoffecker
J.
— Historian,
Filo
S.
—Treas-
urer.
STANDING: Mr. W. Rygiel—Advisor,
W. Post —Vice-President, R. Jackson—'
President.
ROW ONE
(lejt to right)
J. Pellen, C.
:
M.
E. Heitz,
Danneker, M. L. Cantafio,
Hummel,
Schoenerberger,
L.
Brown, M. Armstrong, D. Sparks,
J.
S.
R.
Marks.
ROW TWO:
T. Taylor, L. George, E.
Kearns, J. Trathen, D. Hildenbrand,
Evans, S. Miles, D. Tiley, A. Snyder,
H. Hess, B. Duvo.
J.
wmr
'
(lejt to
Veck,
ROW TWO:
J.
ie^ie44.
e^
The Chess Club
pro-
vides students with an op-
portunity to learn to play
and
chess
their
improve
to
game. The club con-
ducts
ments,
tourna-
regulation
and
members
all
are eligible to try out for
the Chess
SEATED
(le\t to right): L.
Team.
Smith, E. Albertson,
M. Kaschak.
STANDING:
L. Berry, J. Sandel, R.
Depew.
OFFICERS
SEATED
(left to right): E.
— Vice-President.
STANDING: Dr. G.
Treblow — Advisor.
Slusser— Treasurer, B.
Brown— Secretary,
R.
Reed
SEATED
(hit to right) : G. Underwood, L. Hummel, M. Reece.
STANDING:
L.
Latchford, L.
Thomas, S. Stancker, D. Wolp.
160
^
^^
Selders— Advisor,
R.
Scott— President,
Mr.
M.
^Ae^ Te^M
ROW
0\E:
(lejt to right J:
Mr. M.
Treblow,
Dr. G.
Selders,
ROW TWO:
R. Latsha, M.
Reece, R.
Berlin, D. Walp.
L.
Hummel.
ROW THREE:
R. Scott, L.
Latchford, R.
Reed, G.
Underwood.
J.
Sandel. R.
Depew, L.
Thomas.
The Chess Team consists of able members of the Chess Club.
They participate in weekend tournaments and also in the Eastern
Pennsylvania College Chess League. The Bloomsburg Chess Team
current champion of the Eastern Pennsylvania College Chess
League and the Pennsylvania State Chess League.
is
I
wonder when
that ant
jmg
to
move.
(^^MHCU
The Council
work
Exceptional
for
nates the
Children coordi-
of students in the Division of Spe-
Education on campus to gain a better under-
cial
standing of
handicapped
to
any student
who
is
exceptionalities
all
ly
to the gifted.
in the Special
from the specificalMembership is open
Education curriculum
interested in the development of his under-
standing of the problems of exceptional children.
OFFICERS:
SEATED: M.
Earnhart, Secretary; L. Davis, President
Elect; S. Miller, President; P. Elliot, Historian.
Dr. E. Reusaat, Advisor.
STANDING:
ROW ONE
ROW TWO
162
right): C. Ranck, B. Styer, S. Schohl, M. Purosky, C. Coccodrilli, N. Bricker,
J.
C. Gesalman, L. Nester, L. Hunsinger, C. Potter, N. Good, L. Guillory, P. Murray, S. Hunt.
(lejt to
:
^
S*
i
^ROW
ONE
^right)
A.
r/e/f
to
Rosiak,
C.
Washington, M. Houseknecht,
Weed.
Miller, S.
J.
B. Bartuszewski,
B. Politis. P. Dente.
ROW
1^0: W. Smitz,
Y. Cum-, M. Lee, J.
Worrell, S. Wilson. M.
Barrall. M. Reece, S.
Plunkett, K. Sharrow.
ROW ONE
right):
E.
(left
to^
Brunbough,^^
M. Komarc, J. Meyer,
Vaughn, T. Moody,
L. Wes-Iey, P. Warunik,
B. Harleman.
C.
ROW TWO:
furrows,
C.
J.
D. Gross,
C. Dyer,
Hawter, B. Cramer,
Flisock,
Henry,
S.
Mo-
J. Reilly.
/63
"X" eCcd
e^nc£e
"K",
Circle
an
organization
serving the college and the com-
munity,
It
to
affiliated with
is
was organized
foster
among
a spirit
the
dents
is
1961
Kiwanis.
at B.S.C.
of
cooperation
members
of the club
and the college
bership
in
as a whole.
opened
to all
Mem-
male
stu-
who embody high standards
of scholarship and behavior.
ROW
ONE:
(hit to right)
J.
Hess, R. Kitchen,
M. Goldman, R. Dente, R. Hess, B. Williams,
H. Williams
ROW TWO:
D. Yeakel, E. Kocher, R.
Hauch,
D
Fisher. A.
MacDonald,
J.
O'Neill
I
President Misirian leading induction meeting.
^'
.^OFFICERS:
Mr. McDonnell, Adviser;
president: G. Shuey, Secretary; R.
ROW ONE
Seksinsk)', A.
her,
Gerhard,
ner,
i64
to
right):
M.
Yanishak, T. Ging-
R. Philipkoski
C. Bowman, B. ParkG. Depo, T. Houston, E. Cot-
ROW TWO:
er,
(left
M. Devine, G. Stepanski, D.
J.
Nyce
^
J.
Misirian,,
President;
Drumm, Treasu
surer
E.
Grubb, Vice-
ROW ONE
G.
(left to right):
Reinakel. S. Salusser. D. Hauber.
MiUer.
Paulus.
Johnson.
P.
J.
J.
^
ROW TWO:
N. Harris. M. Harris.
R. Benyo. L. Helmer, J. McGinnis.
OFFICERS
Richman.
President:
McCoy,
K.
Kenworthv,
Mr. J.
Hibbard,
(left to right):
Advisor;
D.
Secretary;
K.
Vice-President;
Treasurer.
E.
Fertig.
The English Club
promote
is
an organization founded to
interest in literature
club sponsors' an annual
junction with the Olympian.
the
and the fine
writing
It
is
Spring Arts Fsetival, helping
known
contest
to
con-
bring well-
Through
meetings the EngUsh Club helps to keep
all
The
in
also involved in
guest speakers to our campus.
bers up-to-date in
arts.
its
its
mem-
aspects in the field of Eng-
lish.
ROW ONE
(lejt to right):
B.
Brobst. I. GiUes. R. Judd. T. Zosh,
P. Prince.
ROW TWO:
er,
A.
J. Ambers, M. HowMcClure, P. Bums, P.
Sevbert.
165
^oneK^tc Societtf
The purpose of the Forensic Society is to promote interest in inter-collegiate debate at B.S.C. It
is
affiliated
with
the
Debating
Association
sets as its goals
the formation
actively partici-
of teams that
will
pate in debate with other 'colleges.
open
to all
members
of the college
Membership
community
gardless of previous debating experiences.
OFFICERS: SEATED (le^t to right): D. Smethers, Publicity Chairman; J.
Youse, Varsity Debate Coach; F. Rarick, Secretary; J. Nattras, President.
STANDING: T. Carver, Treasurer; B. Rowett, Vice-President, Miss B. Loewe,
Advisor.
ROW
ONE:
F. Rarick,
Eisenberg,
(65
(lejt to right)
A. Szymanski, D. Smethers,
M. Williams.
Dr. M. Hopkins,
ROW TWO:
J.
D. Quigg, J. Witcoski,
Nattras, T. Carver, B. Rowett.
J.
Youse,
Mr. W.
of,
Pennsylvania Colleges. The society
is
re-
(^enmcut (^iud
The purpose of
ture of the
ly
with
German
little
German Club is to develop
German language and in the
the
dent interest in the
stucul-
people. Meetings are held informal-
English spoken, emphasizing the import-
ance of the student's conversational
ability.
Membership
any student with an interest in using the
German language and a desire to participate in the
is
open
to
club's activities.
'^(M/k (^£cd
OFFICERS (Mt
to right):
Dr. C. Bauer, Advisor;
J.
C. Stagich, Secretary; E. Collier, Treasurer;^
Johnson, Ski-watch; P. Landers, Vice Presi-
dent; Missing:']. Rieter, President.
The purpose
interest
in
of the Huski Club
the sport
of skiing.
is
to foster
an
This club, being
comparatively new here on the campus, provides
an opportunity to promote leadership and to
vate an
interest
in
skiing.
membership include an
related
winter
sports.
culti-
The requirements
interest in skiing
for
and other
Throughout the year the
members of this club receive lessons on skiing and,
when weather permits, they engage in this activity
at
ROW
(lelt to right):
1
D. Machamer, N. Heen,
C.
Scott,
ROW
Kahoe
T.
2: S. Clancy, P.
Walsh, M. Hall
ROW
L. Snyder, J.
3:
Eister, C.
ROW
Green
C. Ruffner,
L. Bojanowski, J. Lead
4:
better.
ROW
1 (left to right)
P. Landers,
N.
kas,
N. Skerbet,
Vachout, V. MajiRiefenstahl,
J.
J.
Schlegel
ROW
2:
M.
Hall,
B.
Mullin, E. Collier
3: M. Wilson, R.
ROW
Conner
ROW
I.o'jx,
168
4: F. Yartz,
T. Eddinger.
C.
^
nearby skiing
resorts.
ROW ONE
(lejt to right):
Gruss, A. Hutz, K. Dean,
Neibert, L. Holic, F. Rarich
TWO: J. Llewellyn,
ROW
C.^
R.
|l|Pi
C.
Marone
OFFICERS: Mr.
Neel, adviser;
Bryant, treasorer; D. Rehkop,
Secretary;
R. Williams, President; E. Carl, Vice-president.
J.
Le Cercle Francais
purpose
is
to
is
a conversational French club;
its
improve the pronunciation and fluency of
spoken French. Twice monthly, throughout the year,
it
has
meetings to help stimulate interest in the language and the
French culture.
ESS!
ROW ONE
(lejt
to
right)
P.
Mesavage, A. Williatns, N. CasJ. VanDurick, G. Wag-
sarella,
I
ROW TWO:
A. Craven, S. Flem-
ing, N. Miller, C. Griffiths.
169
\itenHatco4tcU
^eiatcon^
(^Cu^^
ROW ONE
(lejl to
right): G. Sholley, L. Holic,
M.
T. Cusati.
ROW TWO:
A. Rapella,
M.
Chrisnier. J. Custer, P.
Szvmanek. A. Dunklebarger.
ROW THREE:
J. Hatton, E. Carl, J. Witcoski,
Taylor, L. Gabb, T. Small, M. Harvey.
The
Club
is
International
of developing
among
a greater interest
of national
fairs.
Relations
organized for the purpose
Its
its
members
and knowledge
and international
membership
is
af-
open to
students interested in current
events
and the problems of the
world today.
ROW ONE (iejt to right): D. Maliniak, V. Kratzer, J. Davidson, A. Moltz, C. Coakley. E. Strong.
ROW TWO: E. Andrews, R. Metzgar, R. Benyo, P. Smith, J. Heffelfinger, D. Kam, M. Laudig.
ROW THREE: R. Lechleitener, S. Jones, J. Kugler, A. Kurtz, L. Splitt.
170
J.
As quoted
the
in their constitution,
purposes
of
the
Psychology
Club are "to promote, encourage,
and stimulate sincere
intellectual
curiosity in the field of psycholo-
gy as well
The
club's
as other related fields.
activities
range from
reading plays and films on con-
temporary
tions
art
ROW ONE
OFFICERS:
SEATED:
retar)
;
B.
M.
Treasurer:
President;
^
Moczulski,
W.
STANDING:
Advisor;
Howe. Sec
T.
Roberts
Mr.
S. Litt
Aff,
Vice
President.
ROW ONE
(left
to
right)
Harper, C. Coff.
N. Sorensen. F. Callahan. C.
Mosteller. B. Mullin, M. Barnhart. F. Hagenbaush.
Novak.
S.
ROW TWO:
(left to
J.
T^'O: R. Kashlak.
connec-
on
topics,
such as psychotherapy and
strictly
right): B. Berber, D. Wroblewski. R.
Brown. K. McLaughlin.
B.^ Burrow?. M. Houghton, S.
Mull. P. Budd. D. Kuruna. L. McCurdy.
ROW
their
sions
hypnotism.
Palkendo,
and
with psychology to discuspsychological
—
:
SoccojC ^^Kfinooewent O^fOHifOtOut
ROW ONE
(hit to right)
G. Gockley,
S. Boston,
R. Post,
T. Diehl.
ROW TWO:
L. Viard,
R. Clark,
F. Milauskas,
B.
Denes
Treasurer.
One
of the newest organizations on campus,
formed for the purpose of improving
has
made
itself
well-known through
ers displayed at social activities
bership
is
quirements
OFFICERS:
SEATED:
Dr. -R.
Advisor,
Lomas
J.
STANDING:
L.
Warren-
— Secretary.
Gloeckler—
President.
ROW ONE
(left
to
right)
:^
'^
R. Gibble, D.
Timms, D. Guydish, J. DierF.
Arlotto,
dorf.
ROW TWO:
M. Mellinger,
Turley, W. Hunter, B.
Scnaefer, W. Troutman, S.
Bilyk, R. Jackson.
W.
open
set
to
its
social
SIO had been
SIO
conditions.
various signs and post-
and around the campus. Mem-
male students who meet the prescribed
by the organization.
re-
SfrOMi^ ^(ed
OFFICERS:
Mr. B. Alter— Advisor, E. Boulton— President, J.
Kensur Vice-President, A. Borys Secretary, P.
Mesavage Treasurer.
—
—
—
Could
The Spanish Club
is
an organization of students
who
this be siesta
are interested in developing
and improving the use of Conversational Spanish. The club
an appreciation of various aspects of Spanish Culture such as
ture. Different techniques of teaching
time?
is
designed to develop
art,
music, and
litera-
Spanish are presented and discussed.
ROW ONE: N. Luzi, J. Bowman, D. Zeisloft
ROW TWO: V. Mikell, R. Strausser, J. Mann. K. Schmidt, J. Leadbetter.
ROW THREE: C. Mescavage, J. Hamlen, J. Kenworthy, L. Hellerman.
173
Scdence (^£«d
OFFICERS
ROW ONE
Tazik
(left
— Secretary.
ROW TWO:
—Advisor.
to
right):
B. Scheetz
D.
Moyer—Vice-President,
— President.
J.
^^
Niccol— Program Chairman, Dr. H. Lanterman
B.
Missing: F. Kashamba
— Treasurer,
Mr. T. Scarpino
— Advisor.
Members
are
of the student
interested
in
the
body who
and
biological
physical sciences comprise the organ-
known as the Science Club.
The purposes of this organization are
ization
to
promote a general
fields of science
and
interest
in
all
to create a better
understanding of the sciences. To be-
come
a
member one must
regularly
attend and participate in club activities
and programs. The programs con-
sist
of addresses
science, films,
by noted speakers in
and various discussions
and demonstrations.
ROW ONE
J.
(left
ROW TWO:
P
bridge, R. Shirk.
74
to
right):
D.
Ulrich,^
^
Heiser.
Kukuchka,
J.
Bain-
Student ^AniatcOH
ROW ONE
Meeker,
K.
P. Prince. K.
r/e/t
to
Boyer,
right):
B.
/4^^^4K£atcoH
P.^
Brobst,
Mehner.
ROW
TWO: B. Swartz, K. Fetter, D. Stiener, J. Misirian, D.
Lautenschlager, R. Rissinger, L.
Drumm.
OmCERS: SEATED
(left
to
right): Mr. C. Hinkel, Advisor;
S. Brown, Secretarv;
STANDING: C. Swank, VicePresident; P. Snyder, Treasurer;
H. Swigart, President.
.
The Student Christian Association
Young Men's
Christian
affihated with the
is
Christian Association and the
Association.
This
organization's
^ oung Women's
purpose
follows: "'Student Y's, part of a world-wide Christian
ment, seek to study and work for rich and
and a
in
free
active
and just
society.
fello^vship
They seek
full
no reUgious
belief.
human
to attract
and service persons of
all
confessions, adherents of other faiths, and those
They are committed
to
is
as
movelife
and unite
Christian
who
affirm
encouraging
in-
dividuals in their search for hfe's purpose to confront the
powers and relevance of the Christian
ROW ONE
(left to right I
faith."
^
:^
S. Burkhart,
D. Brzowski,
E. Beck,
E.
B.
Marquardt,
Lowe.
ROW
S.
T\^0:
Zimmerman,
D. Campbell,
H. Frederick,
W. Walters,
W. Maneval.
R. Ruse,
J.
Evans.
175
Student
Beginning under the title of Future Teachers of America
by the National Education Association, the Student Pennsylvania State Education Association has become one of the largest
less
and
organizations on campus.
The purposes
of the Oscar Bake-
Chapter of S.P.S.E.A. are to promote professional interests
activities, to
foster professional education standards,
to strengthen teacher-student relationship.
to all interested students.
Only a few more months
left
Membership
is
and
open
PS.S'^.
^
:
^etenOH^^' /4^4>oclcitco$t
The Veterans' association was
bounded with the following purpose: "To further the spirit of
fraternal brotherhood enjoyed
by
the veterans of the military services
and
to transfer this feeling to
civilian life."
The organization
al-
so helps to keep the veterans upto-date on their
fits
OFFICERS
ROW ONE:
Hess. Treasurer; Mr. J. Whitmer, Advisor;
Domzalski, Secretary"; J. Neiswender, Vice-Commander;
J.
J.
Derricott. Acting
ROW ONE
Horishny,
government bene-
responsibilities.
(\e\l to right)
ROW TWO:
W.
and
(left
M.
Commander.
to
Dubbs.
right):
J.
T.
Rine-
R.
Hors-
^
smith.
ROW TWO:
field, T.
J.
Cino.
Powis.
177
^
(^Ced
ROW ONE
(h\t to right):
W.
man, 0. Johnson. W. Howells,
D. Smith, M. Heitz.
ROW TWO
(lejt
to
right):
J.
J.
TroutDerr,
Mulka,
-M. Mellinger, K. Perr)', K. Adams, G.
Shershen, J. Wise, J. Robinson, H.
Davies, S. Boston, G. Horn.
The Varsity Club
have won
collegiate
a
letter
sport.
is
in
composed of men who
any authorized inter-
Founded upon the
athletic ability, all students
a letter are eligible.
are to
who have
The purposes
basis
of -the club
advance ideals of sportsmanship and
scholarship, to encourage brotherhood and
lowship
among men
promote an
and
to
of
similar
SEATED:
Mr.
Vice President;
STANDING:
Novak,
J.
advisor;
Boelhouwer,
R. Letcavage, Secretary-;
J.
ROW ONE
:
I.
T.
Diehl.
Fazzari, President.
Mr. D.
(left to right)
advisor;
Derr, Treasurer.
J. Carr, J.
Walsh,
Zablocky, L. Centrella, S. Bilyk, G. Stev-
ens.
ROW TWO
(lejt to right): B. Schaefer, B.
Denes, J. Zarski, B. Clemm, R. Harvey, G.
Schraeder, R. Stirmling, J. Lewis, L. Viard.
i78
^
^^
interests,
fel-
to
interest in inter-collegiate athletics,
maintain pleasant athletic relationships
with other educational institutions.
OFFICERS:
of
received
,'>rsr
^€lfUH^OH€tte4^
The Harmonettes
is
comprised of a group of
women who
enjoy singing and are interested in developing musical
and appreciation. Their musical
selections range
Under the
times to semi-classical.
skills
from show
direction of Miss Sylvia
Cronin, the Harmonettes participate in special assemblies,
Christmas and spring programs, and other special performances.
OFFICERS:
ROW ONE:
dent,
S.
M.
Houser
ROW TWO:
Miss Cronin
Gifford—Vice-Presi-
—Treasurer.
C.
Hoffman— Secretary,
— advisor,
— Li-
G. Wagner^
brarian.
ROW THREE:
Swietzer
A
ROW ONE
dell
right):
to
S.
Hicks,
C. Wells.
ROW TWO:
B. Lenio, T. Cerasaro, K.
DeHaven.
ROW THREE:
S.
Keller— accompanist.
B.
LaBar, S. Swietzer.
ROW ONE
(left
to
right J:
S.
Miller.
G. Rickards.
ROW TWO:
S.
Zimmerman.
E. Strine.
C. Eaton.
ROW THREE:
Ekberg
Thomas.
S.
S.
Strine.
— accompanist,
S.
G. McFall.
Bower. J.
S.
Reiff— President,
— Librarian.
S.
Tftadnt^^ ScK^en^
SEATED (lejt to
STANDING (lejt
Under the
selected
right): R. Smith, G. Bower, K. Leffler, J. Space, J. Hoffman, S. Harper
Hartman, L. Smelty, R. Schneider, R. Miller, S. Bergeron, J. Wise.
to right): J.
direction of Mr. William Decker, this group consists of twelve
from the Concert Choir.
A
fairly
new
organization, the Madrigal Singers
were formed five years ago. This year the group sang
traveled to area high schools, and appeared in
New
members
York.
at
many campus
activities,
THett'^
^iee
The Men"s Glee Club was organized by Mrs. William Decker in the spring of
popular
It is open to all men interested in singing and has become quite a
1963.
campus group. The Men"s Glee Club has made singing appearances off-campus
well as
on-campus
this
vear and will continue to do so
ROW ONE r/e/t to right): T. Moody. J. Bradbur>. T.
M. Devine, R. Mourer, R. Wastlev. J. Fabian. R. Miller.
ROW TWO
as
in the future.
Practico. R. Schneider, R. Ruhl. J. Clarke.
J.
Hamblin.
(left to right): L. Smeltz. W. Laepple. D. Dibble. R. Smith. W. SkUlings, T. Bailey,
L. Foran, V. Keeler. R. Yerger, F. Ramonbo. J. Wise.
THREE (leit to right): F. Klock, G. Book. G. Woolcock, J. Walton, B. Albertson, C.
ROW
Ward. D. Helwig, t.
Miller.
(^oacent (^Aocn.
of
The Concert Choir began
Mixed Chorus. In 1954
changed
and
in the fall of
the
to the College Choir, in
name
1956
1936 under the name
of the organization
was
to the College Choraleers,
just this year to the Concert Choir.
The Christmas season
consisted of a tour to three area high schools along with two
concerts on campus. In addition, the Concert Choir sang Handel's
Messiah during a special performance. For this year's
Spring Art's Festival, the choir will sing a program of con-
temporary music.
OFFICERS— SEATED: J. Wise, President.
STANDING (lejt to right): S. Hensel, Secretary;
N. Tryens, Treasurer;
T. Hoffman, Vice
E. Zehner, Robe Chairman; B. Kerstetter, Librarian;
President; S. Bergeron, Librarian.
ROW
i (lejt to right): M. Montgomery, C. Geiser, R. Ehret, S. Hensel, R. Tharp, T. Steidel. B. Nicholas, B. Witman, L. Jones, S. Harper, M.
Siegel, D. Woolcock, T. Ermisch
2: G. Bower, L. Tibbett, S. McHenry, M. Loll, N. Tryens, E. Zehner, P. Shoemaker, S. Swoyer, S.
Bergeron, V. Lesevich, P. Rhoades, M. Maloney, J. Space
3: E. Trace, J. Polega, J. Mulzet, K. Leffler, L. Cressman, C. Shaar, J. Hartman,
G. Kramer, J. Smith, A. Koch, R. Schneider, J. Bradbury
4: T. Hoffman. B. Kerstetter, R. Smith, B. Large, T. Curtis, S. Clarke, C. Bower,
Wise,
L.
Smeltz,
Fabian,
J.
D. Helwig, L. Foran, J. Walter
5: G. Woolcock, J. Hamblin, D. Miller, P. Wilde, T. Chase, B. Albertson,
J.
R. George, J. Windt, E. Austin, F. Klock, J. Fargus, R. Miller, T. Moody
ROW
ROW
ROW
ROW
182
Studt<^
The Studio Band was formed
to
SoKd
provide musical entertainment
community. This band, directed by Dr. Charles
Carlson, makes numerous public appearances throughout the school
for
the college
year.
Membership
for the Studio
Band
is
based on the ability and
desire to attain certain high standards of musical performance.
Good, but
this
ROW ONE
D.
Talcott.
Nallo,
time play the
C/e/(
right):
to
Schnaars, L.
B. Smith, D. Rudisill.
D.
ROW TWO:
W. Zeares. J.
Riggs, D. Carmody, J. Worth,
Dibble, W.
Parker.
R.
Roberts, S. Ekberg. R. Marks.
D.
ROW THREE:
P.
ConstanKlock.
tine. Dr. C. Carlson, F.
^k
Hey, where are the champagne bubbles
TH^^in/^oK
ROW ONE
Barrall,
(hit to right):
M.
Deily,
S.
M.^
Weed,^^
C. Hall, V. Lesevich.
ROW TWO:
S.
Fairchild, S.
Burkliart, J. Strong, L. Smith,
Brobst, W. Rausch,
Stroble, T. Kline.
J.
ROW THREE:
Beahm,
Fisher, C.
Schoenerberger, C.
Pipher, E. AlbertWorth, J. Sandel, R.
J.
D.
Wells,
son,
J.
R.
J.
Roberts.
ROW FOUR:
J.
D. Richards,
Heiser, R. Marks, W. BosDr. Nelson Miller, J.
ton,
Shope,
R. Holly, J. Bainbridge, H. Ebersole, R. Westley, C. Shupe.
The Maroon and Gold provides inusical entertainment not only during the football season, but also
presents various concerts throughout the school year.
It is
under the excellent direction of Dr. Nelson Miller
with Dr. Charles Carlson as co-director.
Well,
are
if
this isn't
Kutztown where
we?
«i'
Does anyone know what we're doing?
and
ROW ONE
I
(left to right) P.
Wohlfort, L. Batey, F. Trevethan, B. Cramer, B. Nafzing-
er
ROW TWO:
Wagner, P.
Mattern, D.
Galbreath, F.
R. VanHorn, D. Bas-
Schuppert,
Carmody,
Yartz,
C.
M.
S.
tress, L. Nallo, C.
Kopp.
ROW THREE:
R. Leahy, V.
Booth, V. Styer, H. Frederick,
ConJ. Hatton, F. Kocher, G.
ner, R. Lobb, J. Riggs, W.
WitA.
Mascavage,
Klink, J.
nier, L. Fryling.
ROW FOUR:
R. Hinkle, L.
Zimmerman,
S.
Benscoter,
Dr. Charles Carlson, B. Williams, C. Gesalman.
I
'
Don't look now, but you're being
followed.
§4^
'«,
t
W'^-tC^S
MAJORETTES:
KNEELING (left
rush, Captain; J.
Hippauf.
right): D.
Mush-
C. Washington, S. HofKennedy, El Roadarmel, L.
STANDING:
fecker, R.
to
Mann, Captain.
^
m^
Luton Houtz
mm.
Fraternities Elditor
^natenHctccA
SEATED:
Mr. McLaughMr.
Selk;
Dr.
Tourney; Mr. Reichard;
Mr. Davenport.
lin;
STANDING:
D. Hollern,
President;
W.
Post,
Secretary;
R.
Rauch, Treasurer;
W.
Kahn, Program; D. Fulmer,
Fellowship;
M.
Alumni
2nd
Fitzpatrick,
Vice
M. Kester,
President; B.
President;
Adm. Vice
Anderson,
Vice Pres-
1st
ident.
Alpha Phi Omega, a service fraternity
men, was founded in 1925 to
for college
develop leadership, promote friendship, and
to
provide service to humanity. The three
main
qualifications for admission are: (1)
Desire
render
to
Satisfactory
service
scholastic
to
others,
(2)
and
(3)
standing,
Past or present Scout affiliation.
The XI
Lambda
Blooms-
chapter was chartered
at
burg in 1963. Mr. Frank Nearing and Mr.
Robert Moyer serve as Scout advisors.
Alpha Phi Omega aids
as
shuttle
service,
in such
town
park
programs
clean-up,
scholarship award, assemblies, registration,
bloodmobile, and town Christmas decoration.
APO
events for
also
its
holds
occasional
members such
Christmas caroling,
social
as a hayride,
and an annual ban-
quet.
'^Ilfe
SEATED:
F.
H.
Gilotti;
Hagenbaugh;
Longenberger;
B.
A.
Bobita;
F.
Basile;
M.
Mehle.
STANDING: R. Schneider;
D. Rund; V. Wright; I. Zablocky; J. Genoa; T. Walters; W. Laubach; R. Clark;
A. Shoop.
SEATED:
J.
J.
Ayers, Public
Relations;
Bradbury; D. Bowman; R. HouseS. Basbore.
J. Brennar;
knecht;
STANDING:
J.
Truman;
R.
Skinher
Landers;
Kowalski.
J.
Perry,
Moyer;
C.
B.
0.
Faleski;
F.
Brunda;
P.
Shotwell;
J.
SEATED: T. Smail;
Korol; P. Constantine;
STANDING:
za;
J.
L.
Yocum;
Potter;
B.
B.
J.
Troutman;
S.
Ackley;
J.
Denes;
S. Jones.
Kerlisb; T. Cer-
W. Kahn;
J.
Ondish; D. Poslock.
SEATED:
Walton;
Scott.
L. Himelrigbt;
L.
Viard;
E.
B. Boose;
Ladamus;
J.
T.
,
STANDING: J. Histed; B. Moul; J.
SprouU; R. Rudy; G. Book; E. Kern;
F. Dute; H. Seidel.
189
m
'kM.^
Luton Houtz, President;
Treasurer
Ann Marie
The Alpha Omicron chapter
3,
Rapella, Vice-President; Absent: Noel Lindemuth, Secretary-
of Alpha Psi
Omega was
organized on campus March
1928, to provide an honor society for those doing a high standard of work in
them the mutual helpfulness provided by a large
work of the Bloomsburg Players.
the Alpha Omicron Cast has presented a series of mental health
college dramatics, to secure for
/ttfiAa.
national fraternity, and to provide leadership in the
In recent years,
The fraternity
Bloomsburg each year.
plays annually as a public service.
entertainers
who
visit
is
active in howling the professional
Ome^
S90
L. to R.: A.
M.
Rapella.; J. Feimsler; L. Houtz,
M. Siemseu; Advisor, Mr. M.
J.
McHale
'PUd^cA
ROW
C.
ONE:
C.
Lawence, D. Spielman, N.
Bricker,
M.
Steffen,
Murphy.
ROW TWO:
Campbell, L. Remley, A. Matter, L. Gerber,
T. Curtis, T. Welsh, J. Ackley, R. Shirk.
R.
'^1
Is
poor pledge tired?
FIRST ROW: J.Hall, Second
Vice President; S. Pickelner,
Corresponding Secretar)'; M.
Malmgren, President;
SECOND ROW:
S. Berkoski,
Treasurer; Mrs. Duck, Faculty Advisor;
R. Raney, First
Vice President; R. Williams,
Recording Secretary.
Absent: S. Plotts, Historian.
SITTING,
Mearns,
Wilson.
left
S.
C
to
right:
Kushinskas,
Armato,
S.
J
S
Got-
shall
.STANDING:
J.
Craun, L. Davis,
quist,
P.
Andrews,
S.
Hammer
Hoplemazian
FIRST ROW:
B. Phillips, L.
Pallman, D. Boone,
S.
Shep-
herd.
SECOND ROW:
S. Scanzoni,
M.
Remich,
Siegel,
M.
L.
Bartish, J. Gross, D. Schiavo.
nRST ROW:
Redline, C. Marone, C. Kowal-
S.
A. Aten.
ski,
SECOND ROW:
M.
sick,
Earles,
B. Salvino, L. Logue, G. Endru-
M. Cruys.
Gafnma Sigma Sigma
is
on
based
the
ideals of service.
members
are the
high
Not only
serving
FIRST ROW:
on the campus, but they
Armstrong,
are active in community
Saurman.
and national
The
SECOND ROW:
affairs.
purpose
of
J.
K.
Crosby,
SoUiday,
M.
S.
D. Schulten,
Houseworth, N. North, P.
Walsh,
S.
Hoffecker,
S.
S.
the
Clancy.
sorority
is
assemble
to
college
and
women
in
university
the
spirit
of
service to humanity.
nRST ROW:
J.
C. Flaherty, R.
Qoak, D. Burbich,
Schneider.
SECOND ROW:
rick, J.
L. Wesley, B. Spatzer, J. MudLlewellyn, L. Von Saders, B. Ingram, D.
Cray.
193
ROW ONE, L.R.: E. Hedberg, Corresponding Sec; M. Hardisky, V. Pres.;
ROW TWO: A. Bartlett, Pres.; Mr. John Glasgow, Adv.; R. Biscombe, Trees.
Absent: G. Moyer, Recording Sec.
Gamma
Delta Chapter of
Theta Upsilon, Professional Geographic Fraternity, was chartered Octo-
ber 16, 1931, a year after the founding of the national organization. Today,
continuously active chupter
Theta Upsilon
to
is
among 90
Although
and
it
is
the second oldest
and Canada. The purpose of
as
Gamma
a cultural discipline
and
investigation.
undoubtedly existed on campus, records of only one other
earlier geographic clubs
1926,
States
advance the professional study of geography both
as a practical subject for study
In October,
in the United
Bloomsburg
advisor. All students and
The Geographic Society
of
State
Teachers
College
was
exist.
organized
interested faculty members were eligible.
The group continued to function until the spring of 1940.
A greater measure of academic achievement was required for membership in Gamma Theta Upsilon. As a result, both geography organizations functioned with occasional joint activities for nine
with Dr. H. Harrison Russell as
years. Dr. Russell advised both groups.
Persons
who
travelled in foreign countries presented
were read, a variety of
field trips
year. In earlier days banquet speeches
were enjoyed by
programs.
Student papers and trip
were made, and an annual banquet culminated the
reports
activities
each
were followed by dancing, bridge, pinochle, or "games that
all."
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd and Richard Halliburton, famous adventurers, spoke before the
fraternity and. were made honorary members. A total of 350 students have been members of the
local chapter over the past
33 years.
Besides Dr. Russell, the fraternity has had Dr.
Enman, and Mr. Hopple
as -advisors.
W.
B.
Sterling,
Dr.
Bruce E. Adams, Dr. John
ROW
ONE,
L.-R.:
C.
Kooms,
Mr. Hopple, Advisor, A. Koch,
B. Reiser
ROW
TWO: S. Berkoski, S.
Reiff, J. Fleming, C. Rohr, J.
Fabian, Mr. McClure, Advisor
THREE: L. Banish, B.
Bensinger, R. Smith
ROW
ROW
ONE, L.-R.: D. Strouse, P.
Derr, J. Delkanic, N. Moyer, K.
Mertz
ROW TWO:
R. Bednorczyk, J.
Bower, L. Fryling, D. Pipher, V.
Wright
ROW
THREE: R. Singer, A.
Faust, A. Steiner, R. Gerring, M.
Yekgnchik
195
OFFICERS
SEATED
left
to
right,
A. M. Rapella, Corresponding Secretary;
Jean
Zenke.
Recording
Secretary;
Loif
Judy Andrews, Treasurer
STANDING, John
Witcoski, President;
Gamma
Beta Chapter of
Mr. John Scrimgeour, Advisor, Robert Fisher, Vice President.
Kappa Delta
Pi
was chartered
at
Bloomsburg
lege on February 21, 1931, as an honorary educational fraternity.
this organization is to
encourage high professional,
intellectual,
State Col-
The purpose
of
and personal stand-
ards and to recognize outstanding contributions to education. Eligibility for invitation into
Gamma
on the Dean's
Beta Chapter requires a
List,
full
Junior standing with two semesters
one of which must be prior
to
nomination. The
Gamma
Beta
Chapter holds discussions on educational interests and also publishes the Educational
Forum, which
is
recognized as one of the outstanding educational journals.
It
also
sponsors the annual Toy Dance near Christmas holidays and donates the proceeds of
the dance to charity. Mr. John Scrimgeour
!%
is
the current advisor.
Moyer,
FIRST ROW, left to right, Alan
Handwerk, Mary WoodruH, Edwin Johnjon,
SECOND
ROW
Jack
Shope,
Laird Shively, Robert Holley,
Harold Swigait. Robert Reese
SEATED
leit to right,
Mary
Bar-
Lea Sunaoka. Joyce StudMargaret Bum;, Melanie
Geiser. Jane Pellen
ST.OvDES'G,
John
Kwa=^noski,
rail.
lick,
Edward Carl
OFFICERS
ROW
ONE,
lejt
to right:
John Sanko, Assistant Secretary Treasurer; Grant Stevens. Treasurer;
Ron Jackson,
Secretary; Dr. Carlough, Advisor.
Robert Letcavage, Historian; Larry
Sergeant at Arms; David Huseman, Chaplain.
Absent: Richard Williams. President.
ROW TWO:
The
Iota Chapter of Phi
three-point
for
function:
men who
Sigma Pi was founded on the campus
Leadership, and Fellowship. In
are preparing for the teaching profession, scholarship
fication in the teaching profession. Fellowship
men
President;
Scholarship,
portant role in forming a good teaclier. Leadership
because
Vice
Stout,
is
is
of
Michael
Yehenchik,
Bloomsburg State to fulfill a
honorary fraternity
this national
is
emphasized because of
emphasized because of the need for
its
im-
this quali-
a requisite, with this fraternity as with all others,
are dependent upon each other. All activities are planned to further the three
main pur-
poses of the organization.
At the professional meetings, held throughout the year, a faculty member or a leader in the community speaks on a topic intended to enrich professional interest and understanding in education.
Regular monthly meetings provide time for the transaction of routine business matters. The annual
"Battle of the Classes"
is
a quiz
program, sponsored by
this fraternity,
based on current news events.
Outstanding scholars of the four classes compete against one another before the student body
for
awards and honors.
These things, along with participation in Homecoming events and the selection of the Homecoming Queen, dinners, dances, free tutoring service, outings, a book exchange, and a variety of other
activities are all
intended to
fulfill
the objectives of
growth of the brothers and the student body.
the
fraternity
and
to
further
the
professional
ROW
ONE,
left
to
right:
Mike Mestarick, Charles
L
Schragen, Don Beltz,
Neil Curran, Bob
Zarski,
Ballentine, Jack Mulka.
ROW TWO:
field,
Roger George, Terry Carver, Ken MattBob Cohen, Dave Hibbard, King Perry.
ROW
program given during fraternity initiation. They may not be the
Beatles, but they sure gave it a good
Assembly
try.
Bill
ONE,
Reiter,
left
John
to
right:
Price,
Bob Hinkle, Jim
Seybert,
Gary Horn, Mike Novak, Al
Bruner, Bob Niccol.
Stan Kucharski, Steve Boston, Walt
Kearney, Neil Mussoline, Gil Gockley, Joe Deardorff,
Joe Fleming.
Scarantino,
Ross
ROW TWO;
199
OFFICERS
SEATED: J. Witcoski,
Pres.;
Miss B. Loewe, Advisor.
STANDING:
B.
Rowlett,
Corresponding Sec; J. Nattras, V. Pres.; F. Rarick, SecTreas.
A
charter of the Pensylvania
Deha Chapter of Pi
Honor Society, was granted to
debaters of Bloomsburg State College on March
1963. The Bloomsburg Delta Chapter became the
Kappa
the
19,
Delta, Forensic
second Pennsylvania college, and the 280th chapter of
Pi Kappa Delta, which is the largest of the nation's
collegiate forensic societies.
The
members of the chapter were Judy ApEdward A'Zary, Robert Brann, Dean John
charter
plegate,
Hoch, Dr. Melville Hopkins, William Martin, William
Mattern,
Raymond Oman, Thomas
The first president
Raymond Oman.
Zablocky.
Eligibility for
initiation
of
into the
Peiffer,
the
and Lucy
fraternity
Delta
was
chapter in-
cludes two years of active inter-collegiate debating, a
2.5
average,
and demonstration of the
and forensic zeal.
leadership, loyalty,
Miss Barbara Loewe, Advisor
SEATED:
J.
STANDING:
Youse, D. SmethT.
W.
Eisenberg,
Dr.
M. Hopkins
Mr.
Hoch,
Carver.
Dean
qualities
of
Alan Szymanski and William Harris gather the
facts.
^^
^^ Final
briefing from Miss Loewe,
201
m
OFFICERS
Left
to
right:
B.
P. Snyder.
Merkle. Historian.
tary;
Search, SecrePresident; A.
The Alpha Delta Chapter of Pi Omega Pi was
on the campus of Bloomsburg
officially chartered
State College on
The Division
this
May
28, 1935.
of Business Education has fostered
fraternity to encourage, promote, extend
create interest and scholarship in
commerce;
in civic betterment
to
in colleges:
encourage and
foster high ethical standards in business
fessional
life,
the basis of
Dr. S. Lloyd Tourney,
Advisor
Lejt to right: C. Arraato, VicePresident; R. Williams, Treasurer; T. Cerza, F. Pepper.
202
all
and
and
to aid
and pro-
to teach the idea of service as
worthy enterprise.
ROW
ONE. lelt to right: J. Ackley, J.
Schoenerberger, P. Miller, D. Titey, W.
Post. C. Fox. W. Migliacci.
TH'O: G. Snyder, L. Endy, R. Rauch,
A. Handuerk, H. Hess, K. Broadt.
ROW
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Left to right: D. Tiley. R. Rauch.
erberger, C. Fox.
J.
ROW
age,
J.
ONE,
Filo,
to right: S. Cope, M. SavA. Rapella, L. Stout, M. Arm-
left
strong.
ROW TWO:
len.
D. Bassett, M. Seisee, J. FalR. Kunkle, B. Winch. J. Whitelock.
203
Sigma Alpha
Speech
Eta, the National Pro-
Society
fessional
and
Students
for
Hearing
was chartered
Bloomsburg
at
in
Rehabilitation,
State
College on April 8, 1949, by the Na-
Sigma
tional Executive Council of
Al-
pha Eta.
The aims
to create
of the fraternity are:
and stimulate an
the field of Speech and Hearing;
to
academic
and
relations
partments
with
and
field
activities;
wholesome pub-
other
with
tions interested in
achievement
clinical
(d) to aid in building
lic
(b)
encourage professional growth; (c)
to ensure high planes of
in
(a)
interest in
college
de-
organiza-
local
knowing about the
of speech and hearing rehabili-
tation.
ROW
ONE,
Gifford,
Sec; R.
lejt to right: Mr. Eberhart, Advisor; M.
Rec. Sec; R. Reese. Pres.; A. Pentz, Cor.
V.P.; J. Dolinsky, Treas.
Sitler,
ROW
Boone.
ONE,
J.
lejt
to
Sprowls,
ROW TWO,
lejt
Rynolds, S. Bashore.
ROW
ONE,
lejt
to
right:
J.
Coughlin, M. Molacavage,
TWO: R. Lubinsky, T.
ROW
Thomas.
ROW THREE:
Mrs. Fruit, H.
Zent, D. Wrobliski.
right:
D
S. Sevitzer
to right:
G.
ROW
ONE,
Left to Right: L. Smith,
J.
RampaUo,
J.
Cox,
P. Zelinski
ROW TWO:
Lejt
to
Shanoski;
lin;
Right:
Mary
Ronald
J. Stigora,
A. March, R. Shultz
Reese, President; Kathleen
Secretary; Joanne CoughVice-President
Robert
Griff ord.
Sitler,
ROW ONE, Left to Right: J. M. Basta, E. Chitty
ROW TWO: S. Engstrom, R. Hinkle, F. Kline
ROW THREE: J. Bamo, C. Werner
205
MIKE MELLINGER
Athletics Editor
&
^
^/
"^
(/
ti
Q
RUSSELL
As Director of
of
the
entire
Athletics,
Mr. Houk
intercollegiate
Blooinsburg State College.
ules for each
HOUK
E.
sport
He
athletic
charge
program
at
arranges the sched-
and sees that these arrange-
ments are carried through. Mr. Houk
football
in
is
and wrestUng coach
at
is
also
head
B.S.C., being ex-
ceptionally successful in the latter.
(^aac4e4>
SITTING AT DESK:
Russell E. Houk. Left to right: John Brady,
Douglas Boelhouwer, Robert Davenport, Ronald Novak, Gerald Maurey.
Craig
Robert
Ncirtcm,
'I'lininas
Davies,
Earl
Voss,
BASKETBALL— ROBERT NORTON.
Bob Norton, now
burg State College,
and
A
his abiUty to
in his third
is
Head Coach
year as head coach of Blooms-
game
respected for his knowledge of the
impart that invaluable knowledge to others.
19.53, Bob was
major and played yarsity basketball and
named N.A.I.A. Coach of the Year in 1960-61, 1962-63, and
1964-65. Mr. Houk was an outstanding lineman at Lock Haven
and
later
coached high school football
and Muncv before moving
South Williamsport
at
BSC.
to
graduate of Slippery Rock State College in
a Physical Education
He
tennis.
received his M.S.
addition
In
Norton
at
the U. of Pittsburgh in
coaching basketball and tennis
to
BSC. Mr.
at
a Supervisor of Student Teachers in the Education
is
WRESTLING— GERALD .MAUREY.
Mr. Maurey
1959.
the
Dean
of
Assistant
Coach
an instructor in education and Assistant to
is
Men
at
of Education degrees
BSC. After receiving his B.A. and Master
from Pennsylvania State U., he taught at
Roaring Springs H.S., Pa., followed by a five-year tenure as a
and Psychology Department.
teacher and highly successful wrestling coach at Clearfield H.S.
BASKETBALL— THOMAS DAVIES. Assistant Coach
A native of Pittsburgh. Tom Davies received his B.A.
addition
In
from
Wavnesburg College and his Master of Education degree from
Duquesne University. Mr. Davies has had a number of years in
to
being
an
wrestling team.
high
outstanding
Maurey was a
coach, Mr.
school
wrestling
Penn State's
BSC freshman team to an un-
stalwart performer on
He coached
the
defeated season in 1964-65.
coaching football, basketball, and baseball both in elementary
and secondary schools of Willoughby. Ohio, and in the Army.
SWIMMING—ELI McLAUGHLIN.
Head Coach
Mr. McLaughlin joined the BSC coaching
BASKETBALI^EARL VOSS.
Freshman Coach
Mr. Voss, a native of Wilmington.
faculty this fall as a
partment.
A
member
Del.,
joined the
of the Physical
BSC
Education De-
former captain of the basketball and baseball teams
West Chester
at
where he was an outstanding center for three years on the Ram's
squad and served one year
before coming to BSC.
Alpha Phi Omega
HOUK. Head Coach
FOOTBALL—ROBERT DAVENPORT.
man and
BSC
coaching
high school teams
Vineland. N.
University in
J.
staff,
at
Freshman team
at
to
coming
to
BSC, he
Penn Crest H.S.
BASEBALL—RICHARD MENTZER.
Mr. Mentzer was a
letter
winner
Head Coach
in
football,
baseball,
Bucknell
received his Masters of Education degree at Penn State U.
then coached
at
and
He
He
Cresson H.S. before going to Hollidaysburg
H.S. where he was head baseball and track coach. Before com-
Ron Novak
is
ing to
Backfield Coach
in 1963.
he was head football coach
many
at
Eastern High,
area championsihps.
a native of California, Pa. where he graduated
Bloomsburg. he was
assistant football
to
coming
and baseball coach
GOLF— CRAIG
Freshman Coach
Mr. Boelhouwer, a newcomer to the Bloomsburg State College Coaching Staff, was born in New Brunswick, N. J. and is a
1959 graduate of Rutgers University where he played his college football. Prior to coming to Bloomsburg State, Doug was
a member of the faculty of South Plainfield H.S.. N. J., where
Coach
L.
HIMES, Head Coach
BSC faculty in 1961
the
Biology
College.
Department.
A
Coach Himes taught
County Joint Schools, a year
two years with the
He
member
of
South Butler
Area Schools, and
eight years in the
in the Butler
Army Dependent
also spent a year as a
as a
1949 graduate of Clarion State
Schools in Orleans, France.
Graduate Research Assistant
at the
U. of Pittsburgh where he earned his M.S. in Botany in 1957.
line coach.
WRESTLING—RUSSELL
Mr. Houk joined the
of Lincoln H.S. in
Assistant
Mr. Himes joined the
FOOTBALI^DOUGLAS BOELHOUWER,
he ser\ed as varsity
BASEBALL— ELI McLAUGHLIN.
at
Forward High Schools, EHzabeth, Pa.
transferred to
BSC
Wash.. D. C. where his teams won
from high school and California State College. Prior
E.
BSC
CROSS COUNTRY—JOHN BRADY, Head Coach
HOUK, Head Coach
faculty in Sept.
1957.
A
product
Elhvood City, he attended Duke U. and
Lock Haven
State College
varsity letters in football, wrestling,
B.S.
Prior
at
track in both high school and Shippensburg State College.
1948. and played varsity during the '49-"50-'51
FOOTBALL— RONALD NOVAK.
Elizabeth
and
an assistant professor in the Health and Physical Education
and
seasons.
to
serves as advisor to the
fraternity, is an active collegiate official,
Line Coach
Clark Summit. Pa.. Berwick, Pa.,
his
coach for the freshman team
swimming teams, he
Department teaching aquatics.
has had valuable experience coaching
Bob captained
varsity
taught and coached three sports
Mr. Davenport, a native of Berwick, Pa. and a newcomer to
the
as line
before graduating in 1957. In addition to coaching the fresh-
is
E.
1949. Military Service then
State College in
interrupted his studies and he returned to West Chester in 1953
West Chester College, he earned his Master of Education
degree at Temple University in 1958. Five of his last ten years
in high school coaching were spent at Wilmington High School
of
FOOTBALL— RUSSELL
staff in Sept. 1961.
After graduation from high school, he started his college career
from Lock Haven
in
and
later
where he won several
track.
He
Mr. Brady, a native of Pittston. Pa., attended high school in
Duryea area. He graduated from King's College where he
received his B.A. in Modern Language. Prior to coming to BSC,
the
he taught
at
Lakewood
H.S., N.
J.
received his
1952 and his Masters of Education
He has been extremely successhaving won five P.S.C.A.C. championtitles in N.A.I.A. competition. He was
TENNIS—ROBERT NORTON, Head
Coach
degree from Bucknell in 1957.
ful at
ships
BSC
in wrestling,
and three national
TRACK— DOUGLAS BOELHOUWER,
Head Coach
209
(^^eenCe^iden4^
Tiiiizinziiir:!rT±x±zchi
MARILYN HORN
t\Ti
^yHf
HU5KII
TinkerbeU?
.
Joe roundin' the corner
Managers: FIRST ROW: Ken Adams, John Wise,
Bruce Long, Jim Sproull, Neil Fleisher.
214
or
.
SECOND ROW:
A
HEADS
.
catch or an incompletion?
TAILS?
Jim
tries
to
keep
tlie
fans
down
to
a
mild
UPROAR?
Gerst running against East Stroudsburg.
Get
Stan's cliniKinp
HI(;H
for this one!
set,
hut
I,
hut
2,
hut
3,
215
\
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VARSITY:
ie/« to right:
FIRST ROW: Bob
Letcavage,
Ed Osborne,
Jerry Robinson,
SECOND ROW:
King
Wayne Eddowes, Jack Mulka,
Jerry Doto,
Bill Herrold, Dave Force, John Zarski, Jerry Schraeder. Barry Denes, Otis Johnson. THIRD ROW: Ray
Tom Vargo, Bernie Schaefer, Stan Kucharski, FOURTH ROW: Brent Mitchell, John Watto, Bob Surridge, Joe
FIFTH ROW: Bill Moul, Hugh Bracken, John Farrelly, Rich Lichtel, Rick Davies, Russ Rudy, SIXTH ROW:
Perry,
Joe Gerst.
Novak, Gary MoManimen.
K\:
Left to right,
FIRST ROW:
-. .'wKiis Crimm, Fred Kressler.
Al
(irth,
Bob Brown, THIRD
?!6J'ni .Mordan.
'
ihouwer,
FOURTH ROW:
Charles
.n.
lii^',
SECOND ROW:
Bill
D.im-
.'-hrll.
.Im,
I'Miii.M
>
..
Jin,
()ni..ii,
.lii.iL.ri,
ILmnian,
Hunter, Jim Masich,
Lowe, Bob Tucker, Paul Zenyuh,
Dick Greco, Clip Martin Mike
ly
•ih..nij>,
I'rlr
t;at-ki,
Ray
Ed Petras. Clarence liixicr. Bruce Kramnies. John Care^tia, Tom Eastep, Bill Haney,
Frank Mathews, George Geise, Bob Bennett, Pat Slavin, Dave Arnold, Fred Harris, Ron Christina. Bruce' Postupak,
Deubler, Bruce Long, manager, Lynn Roccograndi, Bob Repko, manager, Tom Weikel, Herb Davis, FIFTH ROW: Coach
v
...nrad
ROW:
Andy Waskie, Ed McKay,
iiuin.,-ri,
Mike Bonacci, Terry Henry.
Zindell, Bill
Art Sell, Boh Dietrich.
Gonzalez,
(^no^^ (^ou^tt^ *65
} -y
GARY HORN— 17th— P.S.CA.C.
Tom
Countn Meet
KY—4th— P.S.C.A.C.
FIRST ROW: Gary Horn, Irwin Zablocky, Joe Fazzari, Rich Benyo, Bill Gering. Jim Nyce,
Gingher, Dean Hollern, Vick Keeler, Coach Brady.
Le/r to right:
Kra{t,
Cross
SECOND ROW:
Cross Country Meet
Bill
Howells, manager. Rich
217
"BcM/^et^^iU
BY HOPKINS
Forward
'65- '66
^U4jii^
Maybe
220
he's ticklish!
/4ctC0H^
Two?
Is
it
a bird,
is it
a plane
.
.
.
?
22
I
^u^^
ie/( to right, FIRST ROW: Gene Miller, Jack Gerrity, Jim Matthews, Tony Tezik, By Hopkins. SECOND ROW: Mike
Morrow, John Gara, John McKay, Bob Schaefer, Dave Duke. THIRD ROW: Coach Davies, Joe Alansky, Rick Fertig, Coach Norton.
VARSITY:
FRESHMEN: Left to right: FIRST ROW: Larry Driscull, Jay Levin, Jim McDonald, manager Thomas Houston, Palmer Tolo. SECJim Dulaney, Jack Carney, Craig Harding, Mick Fleming, Gary Schmidt, Ed McKay. THIRD ROW: George Forney,
George Yankay, Paul Johnston, Bob Mull, Bob Matuza.
OND ROW:
222
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t
B
VARSITY:
Le// to
right:
Gibble, SECOND ROW:
Bill Herrold, Bill Moul,
FRESHMEN:
^^
FIRST ROW: Dennis Siegmann, John Ford, Grant Stevens, Keith Taylor, Jim Ross, Wayne John, Bob
Frank Neiswender, Fran Decembrino, Barry Sutter, Steve Peters, Jim Campbell, Joe Gerst, THIRD ROW:
Roy Zimmerman, Jim Lewis, Lou
Centrella,
Tom
Vargo.
Left to right: FIRST ROW: Bob Briggs, Greg Rogers, Kurt Grabfelder, John
Kressler, Bill Ansley, Dave Grady, Leo Mundy.
Payne,
Wayne Heim. SECOND ROW:
Mike Cunningham, Fred
223
70%e4tCe»t<^
'65- '66
(^n^ifrfrCen^
Jim scores a BIG
rii>
TWO
for
Bloom!
or /4€tco€t
(iiddy-up
HORSEY!
StiK^PUHUi^
'65- '66
^u^^^Ue^
VARSITY:
Lett to
Laughlin, Al Shoop,
Don
right,
FIRST ROW: Jim Poechmann. Linwood
Jeny Lomas, Dick
Steidel,
Nester,
John Biggs, Walt Fischl.
Don
Beaulieu, Jim Young. SECOND ROW: Coach McFox, Pete Wilde, Britt Jones, Fred Bausch,
THIRD ROW: Ray
Beltz.
FRESHMEN: Left to right, FIRST ROW: Steve Laubach, Ed McNertney, Tim Carr, Ken Haines, John Dietrichson, Mark Frankel,
SECOND ROW: Jim Risser, John Carter, Mike Zukovich, Bruce Bendel, Bill Hitchings, Steve Johnson, manager, Pete Jordon,
manager.
Coach McLaughlin.
231
^%^zc^ '65
Left to right, FIRST ROW: Wayne Smitz, Wayne Thomas, Tom Fowles, Jim Schnable, John Zarski. SECOND ROW: Irwin Zablocky,
Ken Cromwell, Jim Reifinger, Jerry Robinson, Paul Clem. THIRD ROW: Jim Derr, Otis Johnson, Charles Wayes, Jim Shymanski,
Joe Figliolino.
FOURTH ROW:
Lawrence: manager.
122
Coach Wilwohl, John Montgomery,
Jan
Prosseda,
Gene
Shershen,
Bill
HoweUs,
manager,
Len
Jan makes the "V" for another victory!
Tom
and Gene board the bus
for a
meet.
Gene,
is this a
new type
of
hunting?
Jim has the jumpl^
"Bode^aU
I
'.
FIRST ROW: Dan Lee, Dennis Harvey, Ray Emma, Roy Bower, Geno Kovalchick, Bill Cron, SECCoach Mentzer, Harry Davis, Mike Gbur, Ron Kirk, By Hopkins, Roland Boyle, John Gara, Coach
McLaughlin. THIRD ROW: Steve Bilyk, Pete Goobic, Bill Hunter, Terry Sharrow, King Perry, Gary Horn.
Left to right:
OND ROW:
Another
HOME RUN!
Definitely
234
SAFE!
'65
STEVE BIL\TC
>)»
Second base
•
r
X
\7
JOHN GARA
GENO KOVALCHICK
Right
Left field
field
RAY EMMA
First base
Bill
Hunter, By Hopkins, RoUie Boyle, Pitchers
BILL
CRON
Center field
ROY BOWER
Catcher
235
'65
'65
RTP
vw
\x
r\KLE
FOOTBALL
Varsity
'65
record 4-4-0
Lock Haven
B.S.C
13
b;s.c
i5
Mansfield
7
B.S.C
15
Brockport
B.S.C
21
West Chester
6
40
27
B.S.C
32
Millersville
B.S.C
47
Kutztown
25
East Stroudsburg .... 34
B.S.C
Third
—Eastern
—P.S.C.A.C.
Conference
Freshman record
B.S.C
B.S.C
6
B.S.C
28
B.S.C
..13
Shippensburg
Kutztown
Stevens Trade
TRACK
B.S.C...
1-2-1
Bordentovvn Military
'65
record 6-1-0
Int.
.
46
12
7
13
WRESTLING
Varsity
B.S.C
"GS-'ee
record 10-1-1
^Ti^fUHCH'*^
BASKETBALL:
Le/r to right, FIRST ROW: Connie Wiegmann, Rosemary Skomitz, Carole Gray, Joyce Hubler, Helen Saulesbury, Sue
Honegger, Carol Dombroskie. SECOND ROW: Kathy McGuire, Judy Foley, Becky Spatzer, Elaine Barlow, Helen Koschoff, Esther
Whitesel, Linda Huels, Connie Jarrard, Betsy Joyce, THIRD ROW: Sue Mull, Carol Dietrich, manager, Lori Miller', Ann Smalser,
Nancy Moyer, Brenda Nafzinger, Barbara Chandler, Dottie Smith, Jo Jackson, Eileen Kotzer, manager.
^fttnawunaC^
TENNIQUOIT:
"iarnall,
Left to right, FIRST ROW: Alex Griesemer, Barbara Ingram, Connie Jarrard.
Barbara Chandler, Kathy Dean, Janet Fulmer.
SECOND ROW:
Carol Dietrich, Judy
Betcha' can't ring me!
Help!.
A
leap to win the
game???
We
lost
One more
our birdie
false
move and
Basketball a la grace!
241
THe^t'i-
Left to right, FIRST ROW: Bob Moran, Dave Huseman, Fran Callahan, Norm
student coordinator. SECOND ROW: Mike Christina, Gene Gruber, Bill Hontz, BiU
Derricott, student coordinator, Walter Blair, faculty advisor.
INTRAMURAL COUNCIL:
Jones,
Jim
Seibert,
^^it^iamun^ii^
DUNK
IT!
New way
to clean floors?
Don't they look cute
.'
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Occi /4t*tt^ T/taten,
f^
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fp in
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our
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Faim- s;fa\vai(l Siisciuchaiiiia
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jtrivui'i.
Onward
Bloomslmr'i;
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Misirian, James H., Jr., 15 Oakley Road, Upper Darbv',
Pennsylvania
Murwin, 'W illiam J.. Jr., 768 Crosswicks Road. Jenkintown,
Pennsylvania
Musser, Frederick Christian, 13 West Commerce Street, Shamokin
Pennsylvania
Nazar, Judith A.. 1200 Stafford Avenue, Scranton, Pennsylvania
Pepper, Frank, 145 West Fifth Street, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Prosseda, Jan Andrew, 225 Filbert Street, Milton, Pennsylvania
Prowant, William Daniel, III, Box 27, New Columbia, Pennsylvania
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Ann Marie C, 1167 North Main Street, Forest Citv,' Pennsylvania
Rapp, Fred, 111 West Broad Street, Palmyra, New Jersey
Reifinger, James Earle, 1321 Andover Road, Bethlehem,
'Pennsylvania
Robinson, Gerald Lynn. R.D. #2. Athens, Pennsylvania
R"lhermel. 'Wesley James, 234 Fairmont Avenue'. Sunburv. Pennsylvania
Ruckle, Larry H., 72 Iron Street, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Russell, Gary L., R.D. #3, Coudersport, Pennsylvania
Scott, Susan Anne. 499 Plymouth Road, Glenside.
Pennsylvania
Search, Bonnie Lou. 311 Sixth Street. Berwick. Pennsylvania
Shaffer, Kimber Cleaver, Jr., 37 North Market Street, Shamokin,
Rapella,
Pennsylvania
Sharp, Sylvia Anne, 326 Cherry Street, Montoursville, Pennsylvania
Sherman, Richard Alvin, 344 South 14 Street, Allentown, Pennsylvania
Snarponis, Joseph Michael, R.D. #1, Hazleton, Pennsylvania
Snyder, Alfred Wayne, 11 Railroad Street, Danville, Pennsylvania
Snyder, Paul Dale, R.D. #1. Shamokin, Pennsylvania
Stabinski, Joseph John, 400 North Walnut, Mt. Carmel, Pennsylvania
Stevens, Ronald Emmett, 1803 Price Street, Scranton, Pennsylvania
Stoicheff, Fred Alan, 36 South Dorcas Street, Lewistown, Pennsylvania
Stout, Larry David, 100 South Eleventh Street, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
Stull, Mary Arlene, 801 North Ninth Street, Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania
Swetland, Sandra Beverly, R,D. #4, Montrose, Pennsylvania
Szalka, Frank, Box 32, St. Qair, Pennsylvania
Thoma, Warren Earl, 1008 East Clay Street, Shamokin, Pennsylvania
Treese, Matthew A.. 503 South Seventh Street. Shamokin. Pennsylvania
Turanica, Nelson Eddy. 308 East Washington Street. Slatinston,
Pennsylvania
^ asil, John Allan, 174 Mason Street. Exeter. Pennsylvania
Whitelock, John A., 31 Beechwood Road, Malvern, Pennsylvania
Williams, Richard Terry, 112 Pennsylvania .-Vvenue, Watsontown,
Pennsylvania
Woodring Kathy Jane, 1115 Primes Avenue, Secane, Pennsylvania
Zeiss, Karen Marie, R.D. #2, Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania
Zubris, Martha Louise, R.D. #1, Benton. Pennsylvania
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
Andrews, Judith E., 3000 Susquehanna Road. Roslvn, Pennsylvania
Andrews, Nancy Jeanne. 776 Washington Avenue. Bethlehem,
Pennsylvania
Angotti, John Joseph, 28 Seventh Avenue, Carbondale,
Pennsylvania
Ash, Karen Eileen, R.D. #2, Orangeville, Pennsylvania
Atherton, Ruth Carol. 148 South Main Street, Taylor, Pennsylvania
Baker, Lois June. Kemmerer Avenue, Factory ville, Pennsylvania
Bangor, Priscilla A., 639 North Church Street, Hazleton, Pennsylvania
Barber, Lynn Gertrude, 414 East Third .\venue, Roselle, New
Jersey
Baynham, Marilyn Jeanne. 24' Second Street. Strong. Pennsylvania
Benner, Emily Ann, 524 South Front Street, Sunburv, Pennsylvania
Bolitsky, James Henry, 978 James Street, Hazleton,
Pennsylvania
Boris, Donna Marie, 1937 Walnut Street. Ashland.
Pennsylvania
Boyer. Thomas. 314 ISest Main Street. Bloomsburg. Pennsylvania
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Bradish, Rita Catherine, 120 South Pine Street, Hazleton,
Pennsylvania
Breznay, Elaine Dee, 128 East Pine Street, Dunmore, Pennsylvania
« alter Joh. 815 Hudson Street, Forest Citv, Pennsylvania
Burns, Janet, 10 Arch Street. Glen Lyon, Pennsylvania
Burns, Patricia Ann. 129 Carr Avenue. Milton, Pennsylvania
Cino, James B., 410 Parker Street, Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania
Clark, Mary Ellen, 218 King Street. Northumberland,
Pennsylvania
Colarusso, Maryann P., 738 Lincoln Street. Hazleton. Pennsylvania
Colarusso, Mary Rita, 28 Fulton Street, Piltston, Pennsylvania
Bullett,
Colombo, Marylou Elizabeth, 130 South Cedar Street, Hazleton, Pennsylvania
Constantine, Janet F., 417 McKnight Street, Gordon, Pennsylvania
Coulter, John Marsden. 86 Albany Post Road, Montrose, New
York
Croughn. Mary Elizabeth, 449 Warren Avenue, Kingston, Pennsylvania
Davis, Rosalie, 600 .Nfeywood Road, Berwick, Pennsylvania
DeFelice, Carol Joan. 617 Centre Street, Berwick. Pennsylvania
Derr, James Lester, 117 Oak Lane, Reading. Pennsylvania
Diehl, Thomas Hughes, 138 Bainbridge Street, Sunburv, Pennsylvania
Dostich, Kay Marion, 1221 East Chestnut Street, Lebanon, Pennsylvania
Doty, Karen Leigh, 3224 Old Berwick Road. Bloomsburg. Pennsvlvania
Dubbs, Michael Frederick, 254 West Fifth Street. Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
George Oyven, 501 East Broad Street. Tamaqua, Pennsylvania
Eckert, Karen M.. 86 Corlear Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
Eifert, Susan Piper, 956 West Main Street, Bloomsburg, F'ennsylvania
Evans, Joan L. Campbell, 31 Hudson .\venue, Lewistown, Pennsylvania
Evans, Thomas John. 167 Casper Street, Old Forge, Pennsylvania
Eyerly, Rita S.. 327 East Street, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Foster, John Thomas. 309 Olive Street, Sayre, Pennsylvania
Francis, Marjorie Ellen, 5260 Oxford Avenue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Geary, Charlotte Kathleen, R.D. #2. Walnutport, Pennsylvania
George, Carole Lee, 349 Martzville Road, Berwick, Pennsylvania
Girton, Virginia B., R.D. #2, Lightstreet Road, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Gockley, Gilbert C, 29 Oak Lane, Reamstown, Pennsylvania
Godshall, Susan Ruth, 122 Reaford Road, Orsland, Pennsylvania
Gotaskie, John Robert, 1005 West Fern Street, Shamokin,' Pennsylvania
Greenly. Dale Wayne, 517 East Fourth Street, Bloomsburg. Pennsylvania
Gum, Gretchen Jane, R.D. #1, Penn .\rgyle, Pennsylvania
Hammerquist, Susan Claire. 353 Lindsey Drive. Devon. Pennsylvania
Hanna. Cecilia Marie. 714 North Locust .\venue, Centralia, Pennsylvania
Hardisky, Marie Teressa, R.D. #4, Dallas, Pennsylvania
Harper, Marjorie E., 316 Locust .\venue, Garwood, New Jersey
Harvell, Linda Esther, 1022 Old Berwick Road, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Hedberg. Edith Irene, 204 .\dams .\venue, Ridgway, Pennsylvania
Hoffer, Gertrude, 11 Maplewood Boulevard, R.D. #1. Hazleton, Pennsylvania
Hoke, Janet Louise, 529 Carbon Street, Pottsville, Pennsylvania
Hoplamazian, Patricia Mae, 808 Ellis Avenue, Newtown Square, Pennsylvania
Johnson, James Lewis, 341 East Main Street, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Johnson, Shirley Eileen, 341 East Main Street, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Jones, Lester George, 148 North Nice Street, Frackville, Pennsylvania
Jones, Vivian Kay. 220 Broadway Street, Sunbury, Pennsylvania
Justice, Carole Jean, 3125 Davisville Road, Hatboro, Pennsylvania
Kahn, Wallace Joseph. Jr., 938 Argyle Road, Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania
Kaminski, Carol Marjorie, South Gibson, Pennsylvania
Kerlish, John William. 1007-A Susquehanna Avenue. Berwick, Pennsylvania
Kleman, Florence Mae, 38 Main Street, Locust Gap. Pennsylvania
Kline, Marie Louise, 2955 Maple Lane, Bloomsburg. Pennsylvania
Klingerman, Richard A., R.D. #3, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Klock, Linda Jane, 216 Ract Street, Sunbury, Pennsylvania
Durilla,
Kneer, Nancy Jane, 304 Jarrett Avenue, Rockledge, Pennsylvania
Knoll, Elise E., 1610 Give Road, Oreland, Pennsylvania
Koch, Alice 'Louise, 132 Shell Street, Hazleton, Pennsylvania
Kosvilch, Andrew Thomas, 120 North Hickory Street, Mount Carmel,
Pennsylvania
Krafjack, Doreen T., 509 New Street, Duryea, Pennsylvania
Kuchinskas, Sharon Mary, 54 West Union Street, Kingston, Pennsylvania
Kussrow, Ronald Eruin, 311 West Second Street, Nescopeck, Pennsylvania
Kuzmick, Carole Ann, 119 Ninth Avenue, Shamokin Dam, Pennsylvania
Ladamus, Edward J., Pole 156, Harveys Lake, Pennsylvania
Lauver, Carolyn Kay, Mount Pleasant Mills, Pennsylvania
Lawrence, Leonard George, R.D. #3, Shickshinny, Pennsylvania
Leffler, Karen Eileen, 341 North Street, Pottsville, Pennsylvania
Lenker, Kathryn Louise, 49 Shoemaker Street, Forty Fort, Pennsylvania
Loch, Daine Marie, 1516 Laubach Avenue, Northampton, Pennsylvania
Lomas, Jeremy Richard, 414 Corinthian Avenue, Halboro, Pennsylvania
Long, Diane S. Veet, 1320 East Cranberry Avenue, Hazleton, Pennsylvania
Lunger, Ruth, 146 West Eighth Street, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Lurowist, Linda Jane, R.D. #5, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
McClure, Audrey Marie, 347 Washington Street, Berwick, Pennsylvania
McDonald, Margaret A., Jackson Avenue, Myerstown, Pennsylvania
Mandak, Gertrude Ann Hoffer, 11 Maplewood Boulevard, Hazleton,
Pennsylvania
Mathews, Ginny Lee, Bishop Hollow Road, Media, Pennsylvania
Mayer, Marie, 15 Jarrett Avenue, Rockledge, Pennsylvania
Mearns, Judity Lynn, 17 Martins Lane, Berwyn, Pennsylvania
Mensch, John P., 345 West Third Street, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Mesavage, Joan, R.D. #1, Hawley, Pennsylvania
Michelson, Anne Marie, 1101 Jubilee, Emmaus, Pennsylvania
Miller, Donna Lynne, 627 North Lincoln Avenue, Scranton, Pennsylvania
Miller, Susan Kay. 22 West Butler Street, Shickshinny, Pennsylvania
Minneman, Joan Elizabeth, 38 Rutgers Road, Cranford, New Jersey
Minner, Geraldine Hazel, 623 Eighth Avenue, Prospect Park, Pennsylvania
Morse, Cynthia Ann, 102 Orchard Street, Athens, Pennsylvania
Moyer, Ann Marie, 148 South Street, Sunbury, Pennsylvania
Moyer, Lois Ann, R.D. #1, Pottsville, Pennsylvania
Mulka, John S., 108 R. West Taylor Street. Taylor, Pennsylvania
Namey, Norman D.. 141 Brown Street, Wilke?-Barre, Pennsylvania
Niering, Beltina Lee, Scotrun, Pennsylvania
Outt, Susan Heinzer, 455 East Eighth Street, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Patton, Nancy S., 106 North 12 Street, Ashland, Pennsylvania
Phillips, Sandra Marqueen, 695 Fifth Street, Northumberland, Pennsylvania
Priolo, Pamela Ann, 1311 Stafore Drive, South Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
Reichenbach, John Gilbert, Jr., 114 South Fourth Street, Sunbury,
Pennsylvania
Revtyak, Dolores Mary, 312 East Pine Street, Mahanoy City, Pennsylvania
Richard, Carol Ann, East Center Street, Elysburg, Pennsylvania
Robb, William David. 705 West Third Street, Lockhaven, Pennsylvania
Robison, Barbara L., Box 266 R.D. #1, Gilbertsville, Pennsylvania
Rondelli, Cecilia Jennie, 506 South Keyser Avenue, Taylor, Pennsylvania
Rudat, David Lee, R.D. #2, Factoryville, Pennsylvania
Rutkowski, James Joseph, 117 Franklin Street, Shaft, Pennsylvania
Saul, Rose Marie, 204 Carleton Avenue, Hazleton, Pennsylvania
Sechrist, Nancy Rogers, R.D. #5, Tunkhannock, Pennsylvania
Sellers, James Meredith, R.D. #1, Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania
Sharretts, Ann, R.D. #2. Bloomsljurg, Pennsylvania
Sholley, Gunnel Marianne, R.D. #1, Port Trevorton, Pennsylvania
Sipe, Mary Anne, Dimock, Pennsylvania
Smalser, Ann G., R.D. #1, Factoryville, Pennsylvania
Smith, Janis Kay, 219 East Second Street, Wind Gap, Pennsylvania
Smith, Nancy Ellen, 823 Hilltop Drive, Clarks Sunimit, Pennsylvania
Smith, Nancy Ellen Kathryn, 505 Greenwood Avenue, Bethlehem,
Pennsylvania
Snyder, Gary Frederick, Mowry, Pennsylvania
Snyder, Trudy Anne, 442 Manor Road, Hatboro, Pennsylvania
Sobolesky, June F., 406 North Second Street, Minersville, Pennsylvania
Spering, Henry Leroy, Box 75, Bimock, Pennsylvania
Stackhouse, Nancy T., 735 Front Street, Danville, Pennsylvania
Steidel, Gertrude Irene, 1311 Howard Avenue, Pottsville, Pennsylvania
Tobin, Neal Edward, 315V2 Washington Street, West Pittston, Pennsylvania
Topolski, William Edward, Route 824, Seybert Street, Hazleton, Pennsylvania
Tunnicliffe, Janice, Route 18, Pottstown, Pennsylvania
Urbas, Barbara Ann, 813 Delaware Street, Forest City, Pennsylvania
Vizachero, Monika W., 73 Goldenridge Drive, Levittown, Pennsylvania
Walter, Peggy Jean, 454 Nortli Fourth Street, Sunbury, Pennsylvania
Watkins, Jane Louise, R.D. #3, Catawissa, Pennsylvania
Wayes, Charles Singer, 533 Sixth Avenue, Warminster, Pennsylvania
Whiting, Joy Diane, Bates Road, Chester, Connecticut
Wilczynski, Frank Girton, 26 Vine, Shickshinny, Pennsylvania
Woodruff, Mary Alice, R.D. #5, Danville, Pennsylvania
Young, Cheryl L., R.D. #6, Danville, Pennsylvania
Zane, Mary Jo, 38 and John Street, Schuylkill Haven, Pennsylvania
SECONDARY EDUCATION
Sally May, 341 Laurelwood Road, Pottstown, Pennsylvania
Anderson, Bruce R., 1408 Broad Street, Montoursville, Pennsylvania
Ayers, James Malcolm, R.D. #1, Mehoopany, Pennsylvania
Ballentine, Robert David, 385 East 5th Street, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Bartlebaugh, Marc Louis, 27 Slocum Street, Forty Fort, Pennsylvania
Behr.N Da\id Karl, 3318 Stoudt's Ferry Bldg. Road, Riverview Park,
liiig. Pennsylvania
Adams,
,
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Donald Robert, 415 East Walnut Street, Hazleton, Pennsylvania
Road, Sugarloaf, Pennsylvania
Beninsky, Stanley Frank, Route.l. Box 80-A, Ringtown, Pennsylvania
Bensinger, Barbara Audrey, 85 Washington Street, Port Carbon,
Pennsylvania
Betterly, John H., 426 Newtown Rd., Warminster, Pennsylvania
Billett, William S., 471 Curtin Street, South Williamsport, Pennsylvania
Biscombe, Robert Jay, 428 W. Hemlock Street. Hazleton, Pennsylvania
Bloom, Willard David, 1615 W. Front Street, Berwick, Pennsylvania
Bogle, Ralph LaRue, Jr., 301 Hepburn Street, Milton, Pennsylvania
Bonacci, Michael Anthony, R.D. #1, Carbondale, Pennsylvania
Booth, Jean Evelyn, R.D. #2, Watsontown, Pennsylvania
Bowen, Roy Clifford, 1132 Reynolds Avenue, -Scrantim, Pennsylvania
Bowman, Donald Harry, 404 North Main Street, Watsontown, Pennsylvania
Brennar, Sally Ruth, 25 West Eighth Street, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Brescancine, Judy Ann. R.D. #1, Wind Gap, Pennsylvania
Bressi, Joseph A., 251 South Fourth Street, Shamokin. Pennsylvania
Brubaker, Oscar John, R.D. #2, .'^elinsgro^e, Pennsylvania
Brumley, Roger Glann, 435 West Pine Street, Frackville, Pennsylvania
Buck, Edward Gordon, 241 Croyden Road, Cheltenham, Pennsylvania
Burnett, Susan Kay, 139 West Dorrance Street, Kingston, Pennsylvania
Button, Marilyn E., 330 East Fourth Street, Berwick, Pennsylvania
Calisto, Ann Marie, 126 Philadelphia Avenue, West Pittston, Pennsylvania
Capp, Edith Ann, 530 Delaware Avenue, West Pittston, Pennsylvania
Capecci, Alfred Quintin, Box 105, Martins Creek, Pennsylvania
Cavanaugh, Ann Louise, 114 Maple Street, Danville, Pennsylvania
Chamberlain, Lynette Rae, R.D. #2, Orangeville, Pennsylvania
Colangelo, Samuel Carl, 151 South Bromley Avenue, Scranton, Pennsylvania
Conner, David Foote, 102 West Street, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Cromwell, Kenneth Grant, 1334 Hi-View Drive, Southampton, Pennsylvania
Cron, William Alfred, 213 North Street, Athens, Pennsylvania
Danks, Robert E., 298 Baltimore Avenue, West Pittston, Pennsylvania
Davis, Darthy Mona, 1109 N. Shamokin Street, Shamokin, Pennsylvania
Davis, Linda Lee, R.D. #2, Tunkhannock, Pennsylvania
Demaree, Charles Edward, Quaker Lake. Brackney, Pennsylvania
Derr, Joanne Louise, 131 East 12th Street, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Derricott, William Thomas, Park Place, Mahanoy City, Pennsylvania
DeWire, David Allen. 498 Broadway, Hughesville, Pennsylvania
Dick, Gerard P., 105 East Saylor Street, Atlas, Pennsylvania
Dowd, Mary Ann, 257 E. Fifth Street, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Drumm, Larry Earl, 208 West Ninth Street, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Dugan, Donald Boyd, R.D. #3, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Dugan, Donna Joan, Route 3, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Eberhart, Francis Martin. 1736 Memorial Avenue, Williamsport, Pennsylvania
Edwards, James Allen, R.D. #1, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Emerich, Diane Marie, R.D. #1, New Ringgold, Pennsylvania
Evans, David H., 2456 Ogden Avenue, Cornwells Heights, Pennsylvania
Evans, Deborah, 736 E. Third Street, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Evans, John David, 705 Chestnut Street, Bangor, Pennsylvania
Fausey, Karen Mildred, 638 Berwick Road, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Fenstermacher, Edwin Joseph, 923 Monroe Street, Berwick, Pennsylvania
Fenstermacher, Gary Clinton, 358 Duke Street, Nortlmmberland,
Pennsylvania
Figliolino. Joseph M., 19 Arlington Drive, Fords, New Jersey
Fischler, Idy Claire, 917 Eighth .'\ venue. Prospect Park, Pennsylvania
Fisher, Robert J., 338 East Beech Street, Hazleton. Pennsylvania
Fleming, Sarah Jane, 151 South Third Street, Catawissa, Pennsylvania
Flesher, James Tracy, 907H East Third Street, Nescopeck, Pennsylvania
Fogarty, Rosemary Ann, 116 Putnam Street, West Hazleton, Pennsylvania
Fox, Ray Henry R.D. #2, Catawissa, Pennsylvania
Frantz, Irene A., R.D. #1, Stillwater, Pennsylvania
Freund, Mary Elizabeth, 1219 North Main Street, Allentown, Pennsylvania
Furey, Cheryl .Ann, 806 Rhoads Avenue, Jenkintown, Pennsylvania
Garraham, James M.. Box 76, Orangeville, Pennsylvania
Garrigan, Francis Edward, 31 North Seventh Street, Shamokin, Pennsylvania
Garrison, Robert L., R.D. #1, Napwallo|Kn, Pennsylvania
Gass, Barbara Ann, 128 Gerhart Avenue, Ephrata, Pennsylvania
Gering, Robert D., 701 East Third Street, Berwick, Pennsylvania
Gibble, Robert Gordon„205 North Main Street, Manheim, Pennsylvania
Goodman, Wilbur Harvey, R.D. #1, Elysburg, Pennsylvania
Graci, Maryann, 3805 Bonnybrook Road, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Gregory, Paul F., 21 Chestnut Street, Glen Lyon, Pennsylvania
Gross, Cecelia Marie, 235 North Front Street, Milton, Pennsylvania
Gross, Judith June, 1820 Cathedral Road, Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania
Hall, William Robert, 1008 East 18lh Street, Chester, Pennsylvania
Hanna, George Arthur, 249 E. Abbott Street, Lansford, Pennsylvania
Harabin, Alberta M., 216 Sherman Avenue, Raritan, New Jersey
Harter, Jay Delmar, 439 E. Third Street, Berwick, Pennsylvania
Hartman, James R., R.D. #5, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Heitz, Michael Wilford, 3066 Kerper Road, Lafayette Hill, Pennsylvania
Herman, Kay Marie, R.D. #1, Westlawn. Lewisburg, Pennsylvania
Hinkle, John Reynold, 45 Dunnigan Street, Weatherly, Pennsylvania
Hoff, Philip David, 3826 Kremer Street, Harrisburg. Pennsylvania
Hoffman, William Henry. R.D. #2, Tamaqua, Pennsylvania
Hollern, Dean Matthew. 85 East Nlain Street, Ringtown, Pennsylvania
Hopkins, Byron Jack. 37 Kingwood Lane, Levittown, Pennsylvania
Horn, Gary William, R.D. #1, Ringtown, Pennsylvania
Beltz,
Beltz, Louise Rawlings, Sugarloaf
Home, Keith Allen, R.D. #2, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Houseknecht, Ronald Dennis, 13 Schuyler Avenue, Muncy, Pennsylvania
Houtz, Luton John, 1017 Schuylkill Avenue, Pottsville, Pennsylvania
Huseman, David Charles, 510 Twelfth Avenue, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
Johnson, Fred C, 351 East Street, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Johnson, Otis Reynolds, 414 Cedar Street, Bristol, Pennsylvania
Johnson, Roger Dean, Box 81, R.D. #1, Shamokin, Pennsylvania
Jones, N'ancy Marie, 62 Elmcrest Drive, Dallas, Pennsylvania
Keeney, Thomas V. Jr., Whilemarsh Valley C. C, Philadelphia 18,
Pennsylvania
Keiser, Boyd T., 139 Washington Street, Milton, Pennsylvania
Keagle, Robert Joseph
Keener, Norma Clare, R.D. #3, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Klock, Frederick John, P.O. Box 15, Mowry, Pennsylvania
Kolnik, Marilynne Elizabeth, 450 Dqmino Lane, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Krakowski, Edward F., 912 First Street, Nescopeck, Pennsylvania
Kressler, Joseph F., 341 Lightstreet Road, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Kubert, Joseph Patrick, 129 West Mahanoy Avenue, Mahanoy City,
Pennsylvania
Kunkel, Richard Robert, R.D. #1, Weatherly, Pennsylvania
Kupsky, Richard Louis, 1123 Orange Street. Berwick, Pennsylvania
Kurowski, Joseph Walter, 167 West .Main Street, Glen Lyon. Pennsylvania
Latsha, Robert Bruce, 362 Duke Street, Northumberland, Pennsylvania
Laughlin, Marlene Kay, 19 North Main Street, Muncy, Pennsylvania
Lavelle, Joseph Peter, 10 West North Street, Centralia, Pennsylvania
Lechleitner, Rodney S., 2 West Fell Street, Summit Hill. Pennsylvania
Lehmann. Elke Johanna. 525 Broad Street, Nescopeck, Pennsylvania
Letcavage, Robert L., 11 North Rock Street, Shamokin, Pennsylvania
Lindermuth. Noel William. R.D. #3. Catawissa, Pennsylvania
Long. Connie Jane. 504 North Fourth Street, Catawissa, Pennsylvania
Lundy, Carol .^nn, 1615 Scott Street, Williamsport, Pennsylvania
McGee, Anna Elizabeth, Guarantee Trust Bldg., Mt. Carmel, Pennsylvania
Major, Ruth Fraley, 304 Wright Avenue, Kingston. Pennsylvania
Mann, Judith Elaine, 824 Lehigh .\%enue, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Marks, Daniel Lewis, 125 Cameron Road, Willow Grove, Pennsylvania
Martz, Ronald Edward, 427 Vine Street, Sunbury, Pennsylvania
Masich, George A., 518 West Front Street, Berwick, Pennsylvania
Matthews, Jim T., 17 East Butler Street. Shickshinny, Pennsylvania
Mattucci, Anthony G.. LaSalle Street. Berwick, Pennsylvania
Maurer, Clitford R., 216 West Fifth Street, Mt. Carmel, Pennsylvania
Messick, Edwin R., Jr., 210 Staley Avenue, Collingdale, Pennsylvania
Michael, Kay Ann, R.D. #1. Nescopeck, Pennsylvania
Milauskas, Frank J.. 863 North Rebecca .Avenue. Scranton. Pennsylvania
Miller, Arno 0., 145 West Fifth Street, Mifflinville, Pennsylvania
Miller, Eugene Michael. 127 E. Pine Street, Mahanoy City, Pennsylvania
Mistal, Cecelia Marie, 744 N. Locust Street, Hazleton. Pennsylvania
Morin, Judith Theresa, 715 Second Avenue, Williamsport, Pennsylvania
Moyer, Grace Louise, 112 East Second Street, Williamsburg, Pennsylvania
Mulhern, Francis Edward, 14 Defoe Street. Pittston. Pennsylvania
Murin, Irene Domicella, 325 West Fifth Street, Mt. Carmel, Pennsylvania
Mussoline, Neil Joseph, 54S N. Cleveland, Hazleton. Pennsylvania
Nattras, John David, 50 Lincoln Avenue, West Wyoming, Pennsylvania
Nestarick. Michael Peter. R.D. #1. Box 16-H, Ringtown, Pennsylvania
Obert, Kathryn Frances, 112 Thomson .\venue, Dushore, Pennsylvania
Ohl, Stephen Harold. R.D. #1. Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania
Osborne, Edward L'.. 956 Kingsman Road, Boothwyn, Pennsylvania
Paul, Dazimae Raylene, 404 E. Fourth Street. Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Paul, Mary Lou, 123 Spruce Street, Ashland, Pennsylvania
Phillips, Donald La Verne, 525 Jefferson Avenue, Jermyn, Pennsylvania
Powis, Bonnie Lee, 48 W. Kirmar Avenue, Alden Station, Pennsylvania
Price. John E., 719 E. Dewart Street, Shamokin, Pennsylvania
Pulaski, Charles John, 225 S. Vine Street, Mt. Carmel, Pennsylvania
Quigg, David Searles. 220 Walnut Street, Danville, Pennsylvania
Reagan, Sally A., 3113 Paul Drive, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Reedy, Dennis Norwood, 901 High Street, West Miken. Pennsylvania
Reiter, William Michael, Box 7, Guilford, New York
Rimsha, Ruth A., 721 Main Street, Forest City, Pennsylvania
Ripa, Carol Ann, 345 West Main Street, Plymouth, Pennsylvania
Robbins, Georgianna Rae, R.D. #1, Orangeville, Pennsylvania
Ross, William John, 1310 Centre Street, Ashland, Pennsylvania
Russell, Sandra Jean, 723 Fee Avenue, Parkland, Pennsylvania
Sadusky, Paul Charles, 433 West .\tlantic Street, Shenandoah, Pennsylvania
Saitta, Frank Patrick, 58 Butler Street, Pittston, Pennsylvania
Salus, Joan .Ann. 61 East Fourth Street, Wyoming, Pennsylvania
Jill Ann, Route #6, Milford, Pennsylvania
Raymond Richard, 40 E. Clay Avenue, West Hazleton,
Pennsylvania
Scott, Thomas Edgar, R.D. #2, Mifflinsburg, Pennsylvania
Sebastian, Paul Jacob, 2202 Centre Street, Ashland, Pennsylvania
Seybert, James Paul 405 Carleton .\venue, Hazelton, Pennsylvania
Sheaffer, Karl Kent, 36 E. Main Street, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Slick, Paula Madeline, 633 Railroad Street, Forest City, Pennsylvania
Schneider,
Schneider,
Small,
Thomas
Herbert, 78 Ninth Street,
Wyoming, Pennsylvania
Smith, Charles C, Box 443, R.D. #1, Harveys Lake. Pennsylvania
Smith, Deborah Louise, 816 Second Avenue, Williamsport, Pennsylvania
Smith, Donald Richard. 506 Queen Street, Northumberland, Pennsylvania
Smith, Thomas Richard, 832 \^'. Chestnut Street, Shamokin, Pennsylvania
Snyder, Dennis Robert. R.D. #5. Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Snyder, Joseph Francis, 41 S. U ylam Street, Frackville, Pennsylvania
Sorber. Charles William, R.D. #1, Shickshinny, Pennsylvania
Stahl. Linda Claire, 42 Dagobcrt Street, WilkesBarre, Pennsylvania
Steidel, J(.hn Richard, 1311 Howard Avenue, Pottsville, Pennsylvania
Storm, James William, 502 S. Poplar Street,' Hazleton, Pennsylvania
Supsie, Joseph Lamar, 1748 W. Wood Street, Shamokin, Pennsylvania
Switzer, Thomas P., 126 N. Front Street, Milton, Pennsylvania
Tamocki, James Edward, 222 E. Water Street, Mt. Carmel, Pennsylvania
Teter, Christine Mae, Zion Grove, Pennsylvania
Thomas, Wayne D., 119 East Shawnee Avenue, Plymouth, Pennsylvania
Treaster. Susan Jane, 914 Mountain View Drive, Reedsville, Pennsylvania
Trout, David .Alan, Shuman Street, Catawissa, Pennsylvania
Troutman, William Franklin, Willing Street, Llewellyn, Pennsylvania
Turley, Daine Marie, 69 Laurel Street, Alden, Pennsylvania
Turse, Mary Jean, 6 East First Street, Hazleton, Pennsylvania
Urban, Josephine Mary, R.D. #1, Sugarloaf, Pennsylvania
Vineski, Judith Mary, 2.30 Redington Avenue, Troy, Pennsylvania
Vivino, Francis Joseph, 148 S. Oak Street, Mt. Carmel, Pennsylvania
Witzel, Robert James, .\ristes, Pennsylvania
Wilkes. Dorothy Eloise, 1 .Maple Lane, Leviltown, Pennsylvania
Wilson, Linda \^illiams, Pole 175 Box 224, Harveys Lake, Pennsylvania
Witcoski, John Robert, 527 W. Lloyd Street, Shenandoah, Pennsylvania
Wolfe, Gary Edward, R.D. #1, Herndon, Pennsylvania
Wortley, Judith F., 2 Calico Bush Road, Levittown, Pennsylvania
Wright, Vincent J., 127 E. Seventh Street, Berwick, Pennsylvania
Yamulla, Mary Louise, 120 West Twenty-Second Street, Hazleton,
Pennsylvania
Young, James Harry, 240 South Fairview Avenue, Upper Darby, Pennsylvania
Youpatoff. Carol .Antoinette, 146 Pacific Avenue, Garfield, New- Jersey
Zablpcky, Irwin Floyd, 3611 Second Street, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Zarski, John Joseph, 333 West Cherry Street, Shenandoah, Pennsylvania
Zeisloft, Da\id R., 936 W. .Main Street. Bloomsburg. Pennsylvania
Zelonis. Jean M.. 68 Ivy Hill Road, Levittown, Pennsylvania
Zenke, Jean .A., 2203 Wyoming Avenue, Scranton, Pennsylvania
Zevas, Helen H., 2243 Henderson Street, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
SPECIAL EDUCATION
Bush, Mary Alice, Box 25, Springfield. Pennsylvania
Coughlin, Joanne Marie, 1125 Jackson St., Easton, Pennsylvania
Czajkowski, Ellen, 42 Lee Park Avenue, Wilkes Barre. Pennsylvania
Donahue, Connie Lee. 853 Bristol Pike. Andalusia, Pennsylvania
Dooley, Anthony H., 503 Holly Oak Rd.. ^S'ilmington, Delaware
Gldeckler. Lawrence Christian. 47 Blake Avenue, Rockledge, Pennsylvania
Grubb, Edward N., 742 East Market Street, Danville, Pennsylvania
Hadesty, Diana P., 1525 West Walnut Street, Shamokin, Pennsylvania
Heller, Richard Charles, 211 Luzerne Avenue, Berwick, Pennsylvania
Houseknecht, Michael H., 107 E^st Hancock Street, Saint Clair, Pennsylvania
Hunsinger, Lola .M.. 365 East Second Street, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Kessler, Frances Elizabeth, 123 East Penn Avenue, Robesonia, Pennsylvania
Kichline, Elizabeth Jane, R.D. #3. Allentown, Pennsylvania
Kline, John Stanley, 434 West Spring Street, Frackville, Pennsylvania
Koury, Danielle Irene, 10.38 Laurel Street, Pottsville, Pennsylvania
Lupton, Christie A., 514 Brandon Avenue, Williamsport, Pennsylvania
Mika, Joyce C, Box 33, Stillwater. Pennsylvania
Miller, James Richard, 616 Martin Street, Clearfield, Pennsylvania
Miller, Suzanne, 2017 Winton Avenue, Havertown, Pennsylvania
Mushrush, Diane Ruth. 123 Pine Street, Catasauqua, Pennsylvania
Oberlin, Clareen Ann, 25 Laurel Street, Lewistown, Pennsylvania
Perkins, Grace, M6 Rutter Avenue, Kingston, Pennsylvania
Piszek, Patricia Ann, 1208 South Webster Avenue, Scranton, Pennsylvania
Sharrow, Kathryn Lewis. 310 East Market Street, Danville, Pennsylvania
Shore, Barbara Elizabeth, 808 East Water Street, Lock Haven, Pennsylvania
Siegel. Marshall Harold, 41 Huffman Street, Williamsport, Pennsylvania
Silkroski, Lois Jean, 531 Murphy Avenue, Baden, Pennsylvania
Sill, Jo Ann, Box 31, Cooperstown, New York
Smitz, Wayne C, 221 Lincoln Street, Carlisle, Pennsylvania
Steckel, Mary Jennings. 200 Columbia Avenue, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
TuUi, Randy L., 6 Railroad Street, Hershey, Pennsylvania
Turley, William .Albert, 200 East Union Street, Nanticoke, Pennsylvania
Weeb, Sharon E., 450 West Third, West IS'yoming, Pennsylvania
Werner, Charles William, 497B West Third Street, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
Wilson, Susannah E., 569 Church Road, Elkins Park, Pennsylvania
Worrell, Janet Arlene, R.D. #1, Saylorsburg, Pennsylvania
Wyatt, Ann Kinsloe, 204 Bratton Avenue, Lewistown, Pennsylvania
Youshock, Joseph Michael, 724 LaSalle Street, Berwick, Pennsylvania
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