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delight in seasons of the land;
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73
BLOOMSBURG
STATE COLLEGE
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BAND
MALO A new
and
experience for the
time that the field house will be used for a
there cannot be
concert ... it could well be the last time
a cigarette will disintegrate the
any cigarette smoking inside
students.
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the
first
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track.
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useless
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a plastic cover will be put
...
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down
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but
this
is
virtually
burn through the plastic cover
but the show was a
ready for the concert
'whammer jammer' and without incident
a cigarette will
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MILLERSVILLE
16
B.S.C.
15
1
Maya Angelou
Chuck Stone
came .... of their own will ....
.... Black Week 1973 ....
Why must we have a black week .... asked
some of the uncomfortable .... Maybe 'cause
its been white week for the last two
hundred years ....
And
they
with a purpose
How
long
will their friends stay
on
campus .... commented those who were
of human beings ....
And what can Bloomsburg do for a
afraid
.... and what can 'they' do
Maybe just a handful can show
that not all of momma's chillen'
us ...
like shortnin-shortnin .... least not the
way white America cooks up ...
Black Week .... like prime-time t.v.
for guilty liberals .... and just another
night's entertainment for most .... but
for some .... maybe just a handful more than
the blacks themselves .... who really
was a black experience ....
understood ....
handful of blacks
for us
...
.
.
it
it
.
David Dellinger
Gerhard Lang
Anthony Burgess
JOHN MCLAUGHLIN
THE MAHAVISHNU ORCHESTRA
THE FINE
ARTS
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Loneliness
is
part of the
penalty every true
for
artist
pays
being different from the
rest of his
fellow men.
Hendrick Van Loon:
Beethoven
Arturo Bassols, visiting sculptor
POLYURETHANE ENVIRONMENTAL FOAM PHENOMENON
Robbie Jones
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heard a ga-Zump!
saw something pop out of the stump
Of the tree chopped down. It was sort of a man.
The
I
instant I'd finished,
looked.
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I
don't know
can.
that's hard.
He was shortish. And oldish. And brownish. And mossy.
And he spoke with a voice that was sharpish and bossy.
Describe him?
.
.
.
if
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"Mister!" he said with a sawdusty sneeze,
"I
am
"I
speak for the
the Lorax.
I
speak for the
trees.
trees, for the trees
have no tongues.
"And I'm asking you, sir, at the top of my lungs-"
He was very upset as he shouted and puffed—
"What's that thing that you've made out of my Truffula tuft?"
He snapped, "I'm the Lorax who speaks for the trees
Which you seem to be chopping as fast as you please."
And at that very moment, we heard a loud whack!
From outside in the fields came a sickening smack
Of an axe on a tree. Then we heard the tree fall.
The very last Truffula Tree of them all!
No more trees. No more Thneeds. No more work to be done.
So, in no time, my uncles and aunts, every one.
All waved me good-bye. They jumped into my cars
And drove away under the smoke-smuggered stars.
Now all that was left 'neath the bad-smelling sky
Was my big empty factory
and
The Lorax
.
.
.
.
.
.
I.
— Dr.
Seuss
Board of Trustees
Guy Bangs, Mr. William E. Booth, Mr. Frank D. Croop, Mr. Frank Fay, FHon. George W. HefMr. |oseph Nespoli, Dr. Edwin Wersbond, Mr. William Zuntk, chrmn. Mr. Michael Torbert,
Advisors to the board
Mr, George A. Turner, Mr. Daniet Burkholder.
Mr.
E.
fner,
.
.
,
Edson ). Drake
Dean, School of Arts and Science
C. Stuart
Dean, School
Edwards
of Professional Studies
Emory W.
Dean, School
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o( Business
Dean, School
Hobart F. Heller
of Graduate Studies (Acting)
Dr Dayton
Vice President and
Dean
Pickett
of Faculties
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Dr.
Don
B.
Springman
Vice President for Administrative Services
)ames
B.
Creasy
Assistant to the President
Boyd
F.
Buckingham
Associate Vice President for
Development and External Relations
lerrold A. Criffis
Vice President for Student
Life
Paul Martin
Business Manager
Robert
L.
Bunge
Registrar
Mrs. Elizabeth Keiser
Payroll Clerk
Conard
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Paul
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Assistant Business
L.
Manager
B
Mr. Robert L. Duncan, Director of Financial Aid
Mr. William D. Andres, Asst. Director
Mr. George R. Birney
Personnel Officer
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Mr. Bruce C. Dietterick
Information Specialist
Mr. Lloyd H. Anderson
Purchasing Agl.
Mr. Thomas A. Davies )r.
Director of Placement
Mr. Robert C. Norton
Dean of Student Life
Counseling Services Staff (Left to Right)
John Scrinngeour, Kay Camplese, Charles Thomas, Bob Davenport.
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Mrs. Nellie Edwards
Duplicating Supervisor
T. L.
Admissions Office Staff
Cooper, Director, Mr. E. Burel Cum, Asst., Mr.
Pfiiiip
Krause, Asst.
Mr. |ohn
S.
Mulka
Director of Student Activities
ALPHA
PHI
GAMMA
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1.
2.
David Patrick O'Brien
Alan Klawitter
3.
Edna Woodring
4.
Joe Miklos
)im Sachetti
Frank Lorah
5.
6.
11.
Faye Olexy
Linda Funk
Frank Pizzoli
Sue Sprague
Mr. Richard Savage, advisor
12.
Bob
13.
Ellen
14.
Elaine Pongratz
15.
Karen Keinard
)ohn Anthony Stugrin
7.
8.
9.
10.
16.
Oliver
Doyle
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Absent
Nancy Van
Sally
Pelt
Swetland
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1.
2.
Brenda Walton
Grace WaleskI
Hyden
3.
Carl
4.
7.
lean LeCates
Michael ). McHale
lane Clause
Tom Kearns
8.
Bob Harns
9.
Hiloski Sato
5.
6.
ALPHA
PSI
OMEGA
A. R.
1.
2.
3.
Tom Hughes
Steve Kirchner
Rich Mahle
M.
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A.W.S.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Paula Wilton
Sharon Guida
Patsy Williams
Debbie Langol
Rona Ciaruffoli
C^.A.K.C.
1.
Maryanne Schmieder
2.
Virginia Nolter
3.
4.
Margaret Donnelly
Diane Rider
C.G.A.
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CHEERLEADERS
1.
2.
3.
Donna Wint
4.
Jennifer )ones
5.
Lynne Bauman
6.
Gail
7.
Weaver
Donna Bruder
2.
Cordon Clapp
Dave Kistler
i.
Dr. Selders
1.
CHESS CLUB
Kathy Klemick
Ingrid Karnes
Campbell
4.
|im
5.
Andy Cherinka
6.
)im Kitchen
1.
lay Rochelle
2.
Mary
3.
Donna
Ellen
Cavanaugh
Allen
4.
Peg Christian
5.
Janet
6.
11.
Marty Hallett
Donna Calloway
Beth Chandler
Rose Montanye
Mary Palmer
Cindy Rochelle
12.
Steve Hartman
13.
Debra Hartman
Bartholomew
7.
8.
9.
10.
Hoffman
14. Alice
15.
Trudy Klinedinst
COMMUNITY OF THE SPIRIT
COVENANT GROUP
CONCERT CHOIR
COLLEGE COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA
B.S.C
DELTA
1.
OMEGA
CHI
ECONOMICS CLUB
1.
Rich Stillman
2.
Cinny Hyduke
3.
Art Zekis
4.
Sally
Swetland
6.
Dan Maresh
Bob Ross, advisor
7.
Kathy
5.
FRENCH CLUB
1.
Claire Cintella
2.
6.
Mrs. Francis
Teresa Vengien
Joan Gardner
Karen Kauffman
Barbara King
7.
Denise Kriesher
3.
4.
5.
Kathy Pellegrino
David Klees
10. Mrs. John
11. Valery O'Connell
8.
9.
Foureman
12.
Dr.
13.
Corcoran
Maria Calabinski
14.
15.
16.
Pat
Beverly Williams
Maria Vasilausfas
FORENSICS CLUB
1.
Karen Kleiner
2.
Ian
3.
Scott
4.
5.
White
Peterman
Maggie Ryan
Marty Kleiner
Absent
Bernie Yodinski
Greg Wisloski
Charles Vaughn
Joe
Romano
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HUSKIE
BAND
1.
lane Bihier
2.
Sue Ketlerman
Diane Baker
Paula Wilton
Sue Kavetski
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
89.
10.
11.
I.S.C
Debbie Coloskie
Mary Ann Small
Kathy Konkus
|ill Ambrose
Debbie Stoeckle
|o Anne Kanjorski
12.
Helen Oetzel
13.
Tricia
Cove
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1.
MADRIGAL SINGERS
1.
Michele Seliga
Himelrlght
2.
Bill
3.
Mary )ean Casale
4.
Terry Watts
5.
Allen
6.
Cathy Timalonis
Swope
7.
Dawn Sharbaugh
8.
Carl Kishbaugh
9.
Gail
Oakum
1 1.
Bruce Musser
Ken Garner
12.
Donna Ambrose
10.
MAJORETTE SQUAD
1.
Cheryl Stech
2.
Debbie Tome
3.
Rosalie
4.
Ruth Loeper
Dana Haberle
Barb Stasivk
5.
6.
Amato
Margie Warnbe
lanis Ciccone
Absent Rhonda Punda
7.
8.
MATH CLUB
1.
2.
Barb Truhan
Linda Williams
3.
Forrest Ritter
4.
ludy Brightbill
loAnn D'Agostini
5.
6.
7.
8.
Jane Cornell
Connie Cross
9.
10.
11.
ludy Beech
|ohn Yokum
12.
13.
Tom
14.
Dave Beyerle
15.
Carol
Plymette
Mahoney
MEN'S GLEE CLUB
1.
OMEGA TAU
EPSILON
Brad
Wegman
Ron Yucas
Ray Burnett
Ken Gross
Ron Nagle
6.
7.
Russ Burnett
Steve Rosen
8.
Bob Welby
9.
Tom Leedom
10.
Bob Compton
PHI BETA
1.
Mary McCarty
2.
Ann Marie
3.
Shultz
5.
Kaye Barnhart
Barry Krock
Marion Repella
6.
Mr.
7.
Bill
4.
F.
Gallagher
8.
Edwards
Bob Holovack
9.
Joe Burnett
10.
11.
Dave Coss
Tim Parrel
13.
Bob Casinski
Joe Geist
14.
Greg Romssey
12.
15.
lack Marcher
16.
Chris
17.
20.
Mike Dougherty
Dave Daniels
Mark Scheffey
Dave Kistler
21.
Ernie Fucello
18.
19.
Dumchock
22.
Don Hummel
23.
25.
Sharon Steel
Barb Hagerman
Ray Leister
26.
Janice Keil
24.
27.
Denise Young
28.
Shirley Duttera
Mapes
29.
Lois
30.
lack Watkins
31.
Ray Burnett
32.
Scott Barhight
LAMBDA
PHI
SIGMA
Mr. Richard Donald
lack Devlin
11.
2.
3.
lack
Sherwood
13.
4.
14.
5.
Ray Edwards
Cryder Banks
Paul Wolverton
Gary Stoudt
Dennis Matika
Keith Anthony
15.
Sam Ceccacci
6.
Dave Weber
16.
Tim Barney
7.
Lanny Dietterick
17.
Forrest Ritter
8.
Bob Layman
Ken Becker
Leo Devanney
18.
Tom
19.
Mark Scheffey
Dave Coss
1.
PI
9.
10.
12.
20.
Plymette
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1.
Dennis Scholl
3.
Mike Teno
Eric
5.
Mike Kopp
6.
Ed Spellman
7.
Jon Stoner
Kevin Hayes
9.
10.
|im Miller
Dale Schlegel
13.
John Hokenberger
14.
Mike Devereaux
15.
Dennis O'Donnell
Rich Sluko
16.
XI
John Hunsinger
Tom Kokulus
12.
11.
SIGMA
Coreton
4.
8.
PHI
Tony Karam
2.
Grimm
17.
Bart
18.
Frank Messa
19.
Joe Baccadonis
20.
Tony Dake
Joe Mele
Bill Rodenhaver
21.
22.
23. Phil Spaziani
24.
Mr. Ferdock (Adv.)
1.
Christy Fogel
2.
Sue Homisak
3.
Scott Barhight
4.
Deb
5.
6.
7.
'
Smith
Ray Lynch
Sharon Stell
Rita Rohrbach
8.
Dr. Ellen Lensing
9.
Ann Hanzl
10.
Dr.
Emory
Rarig
Mr. Clayton Hinkel
12. Dr. Francis Radice
11.
13.
Nancy Makibroda
14.
lanice Keil
Carol Ryndock
16. Cheryl Nitch
17. jan Smith
15.
18.
lack
Sherwood
19. Art Riggs
20.
.
Barry Chase
Harry
Lumadue
PI
OMEGA
PI
1.
2.
3.
Walter Klemchock
Alan Klawiner
Jean LeCates
4.
Bob
Harris
5.
Carl
Hyden
5.
Claudia
Flick
John Robbins
8. Bruce Frankinfield
9. Call Lynch
10. Daria Carl
7.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
Werkheiser
Sue
Karen Griscone
Brenda Walton
Grace Waleski
Gall
17.
Jane Clause
Marianne Rapella
18.
Tom
19.
Cindy
20.
Hitoshi Sato
16.
Kearns
St.
Clair
Davis
21.
Phil
22.
Marleen Wells
23.
Gail Sprout
BLOOMSBURG
PLAYERS
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SOCIOLOGY CLUB
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1.
David Heebner
2.
loan Dilsdorf
3.
Rita Cerosky
Marty Hallet
4.
5.
6.
loan Bogden
loan Ryan
Nita Yarish
Chris Berta
Clen Mangus
Barb Dock
Barbara |o Dorish
Antoinette Pacanowski
Molly Casey
Linda
Vonson
Rose Montagne
Peggy Christian
David Creenwald (Adv.)
18.
Fran Parsons
19.
Nico Antoniades
SPANISH CLUB
1.
Kathy Kunkel
Honaberger
2.
Kiriy
3.
lane Stine
4.
Mary Walker
5.
6.
Karen Gaugler
Linda Kassab
7.
Dr. Alfred
8.
Linda Cole
9.
Sandy Asko
Pat Corcoran
10.
11.
12.
Tonolo
Judy Surak
Amy Spiegel
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STUDENT PSEA
1.
2.
Linda Insalaco
Debbie Macintyre
4.
Mary McCann
Nancy Schott
3.
5.
Eileen Ciccarelli
6.
Richard Durdach
7.
Ann Marie Noakes
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3.
Pete Veleker
Doug Guerlitz
Emory P. Cuffrovich
4.
Don HeDish
5.
Pete Lundergan
6.
Rick Linn
1.
2.
Foresman
7.
Bill
8.
Norman Hippie
9.
Tom
10. Curt
11. Al
O'Donnell
Beardsworth
lumper
Robert Foltz
13. Lee Linn
14. Chris Crissman
15. Jim Parker
12.
16. lack Wilkins
17.
John Spirk
18.
Jon Hughes
Barry Krock
19.
20.
21.
Dennis Urffer
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CLUB
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WOMEN'S CHORAL ENSEMBLE
1.
Kathy Soldo
2.
Mary Kay Bwyskal
Barb Rodda
Elizabeth Meckley
Mary Ann Zane
3.
4.
5.
7.
Cathy Ryan
Kathy Smith
8.
Lorraine Satterthwaite
9.
loan Habel
Jeanne losbena
6.
10.
13.
Cindy Wills
Susan Portzline
Holly Houser
14.
Beverly Williams
11.
12.
15.
Roseanne Rodino
Rodgers
16.
Gail
17.
Cathy Best
18.
ludy Collier
19.
Marirose Schofield
Mary Lou Leonard
Eunice Zeigler
Claudia Flick
Michelle Roessner
20.
21.
22.
23.
24. )odie
25.
26.
27.
Newton
Cindy Davis
Sharon Rosa
Ruth Rhodes
Daria Carl
Kathy Windle
30. Carol Boehret
28.
29.
31.
32.
Diane Winters
Sandy Fink
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1.
Denice Medrid
2.
Kathy Fredrlcks
3.
Lorie Hetrick
4.
Rosalie
5.
Lisa
Amato
Truehart
6.
Margie Uruh
7.
Mrs.
8.
Leslie
9.
Coach Roger Sanders
Janet Stump
10.
11.
12.
B.|.
Rost
Hayn
Mollie McAllister
Betsy Rice
13. Gail Shaffer
14.
Margaret Butera
WRIST-LOCKETTES
We
extend our sincerest apologies to the Music Educators NaConference (President— Cryder Bankes; Advisor— Miss Sylvia
Cronin) and the Student Speech and Hearing Association (President—Sherman Lord). These organizations were slated for appearance in the Obiter, but due to certain circumstances, the pictures
never reached our office.
tional
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Frank Lorah, Advertising Manager and Valery O'Connell,
Copy
Editor
Ellen Doyle, Office
Manager
)ohn Anthony Stugrin, Cartoonist (& friends)
Publications
Photographers
Pat
Alanna Berger
Sue Creef
White
Pat Corcoran
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placed the institution on a probation status for
two years
the college's athletes and teams are barred from NCAA
and all post season meets and tournaments
championship competition
the order asks the college to show cause why further penalty should not be
THE NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
rregularities in B.S.C. athletics
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report cites allegations of financial aid to student-athletes for jobs
fund-raising for student-athletes by local club
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changing of records of
without funds being administered through the college
high school student-athletes
and that the NCAA may re-open its case ... all
all sports
NCAA eases decision
information supplied may not be factual
except wrestling
penalties imposed on the college are adjusted following a
now only the wrestling team is
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Mike Weigel
Roger Beemer
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24) Clair
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Devanney
Rick DeMaria
25) lohn Carroll
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Boyland
11) Leon Lobos
12) Dwight Hunsberger
13) John lames
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Shippensburg
Ray
Courter
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Bill
Tom
15) Earl
lacobs
Mayersky
16) Line Welles
Lock Haven
17)
Bill
Pasukinis
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Mansfield
California
West Chester
Millersville
Cheyney
Kutztown
East Stroudsburg
Ream
20) Rick Belinsky
21)
Mark Constable
22) Charles Bender
23) Neil Oberholtzer
Mensinger
Gene
Rejent
27) lohn Arrigonie
26)
28) leff
White
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Ken Vancas
38) Stan Gurecki
39) |oe Seibert
40) |im Hippie
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Tom
43)
Dave Navrocki
Donovan
44) Larry
45) Gerry Witcoeki
46) loe
Micko
Cox
Bob Grebb
47) lohn
30) Chris
Sweet
George Gruber
48) Rich
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33) loe
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34) |oe Geiger
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Bill O'Donnell
Glen Dewire
Vottero
42) Steve Andrejack
Walton
Weber
50) Rick Pierson
52)
House
Dave Pruett
53)
Bill
54)
Dan Greenland
51) Len
Tierney
BSC
3
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BSC
Susquehanna
BSC
Wilkes
BSC
4
Lycoming
BSC
3
Mansfield
BSC
4
Keystone
BSC
8
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Brown
1) Phil
2)
12) Floyd Hitchcock
Doug Anderson
13) Brian Berry
3) )oe Krall
4) Steve
5)
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BSC
37
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Coach Roger Sanders
15)
Matt Tydor
16)
Mike Mallozzi
17)
Bill
O'Donnell
7)
Kevin Hays
18)
Dan
8)
Ron Sheehan
19)
9)
Dan Burkholder
Edmonds
20)
Dave Bilger
Dave Marr
Dan Roberts
Randy Watts
22) Robert
10) Lonnie
11)
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Hohmann
Hohmann
John
6) Jim
West Chester
Boyle
21)
Beitler
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BSC
32
Kutztown
BSC
15
Lock Haven
BSC
17
Springfield
BSC
23
Millersville
BSC
20
East Stroudsburg
21
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Bob
2)
Terry Lee
7)
Dale Alexander
3)
Mike Hippie
Bob Smith
Coach Clyde Noble
8) Bart
1) Rich
4)
5)
VanHorn
Quairoli
Grimm
9) Rick Eckersley
10)
David Orgler
8)
Dodie OhI
15) Cathy
9) Emilie Peters
10) Diana
11) Elaine
Walker
Kuehn
12) Karen Stank
13) Coach )ackie
14)
Cindy Cragle
Adams
Newhard
16) Toni Kazalonis
17) Ethel Cravatta
18) Gail Pratt
19)
20)
Dianne Best
Maryann Ostimchuk
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4)
Joanne Windish
Holgate
Sandy Shupp
Georgia Georges
5)
Pam
1)
2) Fran
3)
Richards
Reimer
Sue Smyrr
Bev Shollenberger
6) Chris
7)
8)
9) Lorraine
Roulston
10) Sue Smith
11) Lisa
Cozzone
12) Pat Pursel
13) Barb
14)
15)
Donchez
Debbie Vanblarcom
Sandy Maurer
18) Pat Lyons
19) Christy Fogel
21) Marcia
22)
23)
16) ]oan Heliger
24)
Covaca
25)
17) Judy
Rhen
Wannamal Linda Shepherd
Debbie Ariz
20) Kathy
Cathy Constable
Nancy Barna
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BSC
42
Susquehanna
BSC
70
Geisinger
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Luzerne
BSC
44
Bucknell
BSC
37
Marywood
BSC
59
Wilkes
BSC
52
Misericordia
1)
Coach Ron Puhl
11)
2)
Bart
Crimm
12)
3)
Mark Constable
13)
Coach Carl Hinkle
Coach Philip Krauss
Ron Nealy
Ron Geib
21) lohn
22)
Doyle
Shawn
Tice
Dennis O'Brien
24) )ames Craig
23)
4) Craig Gilbert
14)
5) Eric Koetteritz
15) Terry Crabois
25)
16) Terry Lee
17) Ron Miller
26) James Miller
18) Russell Sarauet
19) Rick Hogentogler
28)
David
29)
Dave Shoemaker
Terry Moore
6)
7)
Andy Kusma
Charles Graham
Carry Lausch
9) John Boyer
10) Charles Bender
8)
20)
Gary Beers
Dave
Kelly
27) John Lydzinsky
30)
Hammonds
1)
Coach Charles Chronister
2)
8)
3)
9)
Mayer
Dave Pool
Michael Kreglow
rem Latournous
4) Terry
10)
5)
11) Alan Bigelow
McHugh
6)
Bernie
7)
Robert O'Brien
12)
Tom Brown
13)
Wayne McKee
BSC
BSC
BSC
BSC
BSC
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Lock Haven
3
Shippensburg
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Millersville
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7)
Dave Nice
Muschock
Bill Houck
Harold Hoover
Lanny Sheehan
Dave Miller
Glenn Haas
8)
Tom
9)
Gary Beatty
19) Line Welles
Mark Vivian
20) Laverne
1)
2) Curt
3)
4)
5)
6)
10)
11) Barry
Storer
Kocher
12) Ed
Wenner
13) Jim Connell
McMichael
Bob
Dan Kashner
26)
Bill Fait
Slocum
Coach Clark Boler
27) Jim Petro
28) Bill Russell
17) Paul
21)
Navich
Bill
25)
15) jim Zanzinger
18)
Gary Kurisko
23) Steve Andrejack
24)
14) John
16)
22)
Mummey
Leo Skorupa
Herring
29)
Bob
30)
Greg Oswald
Lynn Koch
31)
Brizek
Burt Reese
1)
Coach
2)
Tom
3)
Dennis Hartzell
Sweitzer
5) Jim
6)
Overbaugh
Tom Leedom
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CARMINA BURANA
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Again
Sam
Death of a Salesman
Last of the
Red Hot Lovers
Midsummer
Nights
Dream
1
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Smell of the
Crowd
The Night Thoreau Spent
in Jail
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Gary Clark
Walter Simon
Ken Wilson
Robert Koslosky
4
Percival Roberts
S.
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Barbara Strohman
III
Beamer
Walt Carter
BIOLOGY
1
loseph Vaughn
Thomas Manley
lohn Fletcher
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Jerome Klenner
Robert Sagar
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Rhodes
BUSINESS
Top,
left
to righl:
Ellen Lensing
Charles Bayler
Doyle Dodson
Emory Rarig
Bottom, left to righl:
lames Creasy
William Williams
lack Meiss
Norman
Hilgor
CHEMISTRY
5.
Norman While
6.
Barrett
3.
Clyde Noble
Wilbur Taebel
Lawrence Mack
7.
4.
Roy Pointer
8.
Harold Lanterman
Rex Selk
1.
2.
Benson
EARTH & SPACE SCIENCE
Wendelin Frantz
Joseph Pifer
Brian lohnson
M.irk Hornberger
ECONOMICS
Robert Ross
Woo
Bong Lee
Phillip Siegel
EDUCATION
2.
John Hranilz
William Woznek
3.
Kenneth Whitney
4.
Barry Suter
1.
5.
Royce lohnson
6.
Charlotte Hess
7.
Warren lohnson
Edward Warden
Ann Marie Noakes
6.
Robert Remaley
Joan Harrison
3.
Richard Donald
7.
Donald Miller
4.
Lynn Watson
1.
2.
5.
ENGLISH
Louis
Dorthy McHale
Thompson
William Eisenberg
Alva Rice
Virginia
Dale Anderson
Duck
Cecil Seronsy
lanet
Stamm
Susan Rusinko
Ervine Culley
Nancy
Gill
Richard
Charles
Kopp
Meeker
Margaret Laurer
Larry Fuller
William Roth
Richard Devlin
Gerald Strauss
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Chislaine Francis
Ariadna Foureman
Ben
Alter
Christine
Whitmer
Mary Lou John
Eric
Francis
Tonolo
George
Smithner
Whitney Carpenter
III
Neil
Charles Chronister
Cecil Turbervrlle
HISTORY
George Turner
Richard Anderson
Tony Sylvester
Craig
Newton
Ralph
Sell
Ralph Smiley
Ted Shanoski
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Arthur Lysiak
Richard Brook
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John Master
Nelson Miller
Steven Wallace
PHYSICS
Tobias Scarpino
Halbert Gates and Stephen Wukovilz
Thomas Superdock, Gene
Taylor,
and David Harper
loseph Garcia
POLITICAL SCIENCE
)im Percey
Robert Rosholt
Prakash Kapil
Richard Mecheri
Charles Jackson
PSYCHOLOGY
Victor
X.
Fongemie
Richard Larcom
Louise Seronsy, Donald Baslnore, and Michael Levine
Michael Caynor
John Calvin Walker
Martin Satz
Robert Hessert
SOCIOLOGY
Chang Roh
)oe DeFelice and Ralph Ireland
James Huber
lane Plumpis
Fred Carberry
SPEECH
AND THEATER
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A Word
of Explanation
The enormity of running an informal faculty section can cause weird
happen
Like entire departments dropping from sight. We
would like to take this opportunity to
things to
.
.
.
acknowledge the existence
of a
Math
Department, a Special Education Department, and a
much
larger H.P.E.
and Philosophy Department. These
people exist. Their pictures do not.
We are very sorry about that.
The Staff
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Joseph Miklos
Thomas Rockovich
English/lournjiisrn
Geography
Mollie Simpson
Thomas Wodzak
Joanne Bower
History
History
Language/Spanish
White
Geography
Jeffrey
Thomas Price
Math
Alex Stronoski
Mary Andris
Math /Psychology
Political Sci.
Edward Adams
Alexis Fasolka
Psychology
Psychology
John Fenlon
Psychology
Patricia
Drake
Humanities
Maria Vasilavskas
Language/French
William Hanford
Political Science
Richard Heil
Psychology
David O'Brien
Anthony Procopio
History/lournalism
History
Barry Brophy
Robert Herring
Math
Math
Virginia
Political
Hyduke
Sci/Econ,
Jon Hyghes
Psychology
Robert Layman
Science
Political
Richard Knovich
Psy c hologv / Sociology
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Carol Kuzo
Psychology /Soc.
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Delorls Welzel
Margaret Wilson
Sociology/Bus. Econ.
Sociology
Sociology
Antoinette Paranowski
Sociology
lames Schwartz
Ronald Sutton
Psychology
Biology
Sally
Swelland
Margaret Ryan
Speech
Frank Wagenhoffer
Barbara Gruettiner
Psychology
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EDUCATION
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Patricia Kessler
Sandra Ash
Cheryl Belts
Connie Beard
Ted Doll
Art
Art
Art
Art
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Nedda Adams
Barbara Antonio
Beth Banfield
Robyn Calnon
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English
English
English
English
English
English
Ann
Collins
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Linda Verges
loan ZIotnicki
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English
English
English
Nancy Pron
Geography
Anna Pupchock
Robert Beiter
Geography
loseph Stelma
Geography
|r.
Leonard
Tarris
Geography
Richard
Adams
Patricia
Kwochko
Geography
Geography
William Troutman
Debra Artz
Beography
H.P.E.
Kenneth
Ritter
H.P.E.
Vernon
Edythe Shade
Ronald Sheehan
Lynn Shutllesworth
Karen Taylor
H.P.E.
H.P.E.
H.P.E.
H.P.E.
H.P.E.
Trina
Thomas Vottero
Therese Waskle
Karen Willis
Bonnie Auchmuty
Mark Constable
Karl Dildine
H.P.E.
H.P.E.
H.P.E.
History
Social Sciences
History
Nancy Evans
History
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Diana Reader
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Linda Hincheliffc
Math
Nancy Laskoski
Sam Jurista
Math
Dennis Kasper
Linda Keeler
Karen Kropinicki
Donna Kuchak
Math
Math
Math
Math
Carl Kishbaugh
Music
Ruth Ronemus
Music
Nina Boris
Psychology
John Delvin
Ruth Ann Latshaw
Music
Deanna Shuman
Music
Linda Buck
Psychology
Stephanie Mitman
Music
Janice
Moser
Music
Robert Meneth
Music
Jane Roberts
Music
Balanda
Psychology
Judith Bankes
Maurice Bochicchio
Psychology
Psychology
Janet Capiga
Ann Cowley
Anne Coppes
Psychology
Psychology
Psychology
Juleanne Degenhart
Psychology
Theresa Zoranski
Music
Julie
Cathy Heard
Psychology
Home
loan Ferrigno
Psychology
Irene Foy
Psychology
Sandra Fuhrman
Psychology
Deborah Krasnoff
Karen LeMleux
Psychology
Donna Mullen
Ruthann Mushrush
Rosanne Neslico
Psychology
Psychology
Psychology
Psychology
Marilyn Santorsa
Caria
Psychology
Robin Kellner
Psychology
Mary
Sabatllli
Psychology
Linda Bush
Sociology
Paulette Chabak
Sociology
tudith lames
Anthony Liene
Sociology
Sociology
M^k
Anne Murray
Kathleen Mayan
Sociology
Mary Muraski
Sociology
Gail
Oakum
Music
BUSINESS
lackson Aileo
Accounting
Thomas
Bixler
Accounting
Alan Dakey
Accounting
Richard Boardman
Accounting
Charles Barhight
Carl Benjamin
Terry Bires
Accounting
Accounting
Accounting
Peter Borick
George Chiodo
Accounting
Accounting
Eugene Oanowski
tarry Fry
Ernest Fucella
Accounting
Accounting
Accounting
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George Hamilton
Accounting
John Harchar
Accounting
Thomas Hard
Accounting
Richard Houck
Accounting
Michael Costanzo
Accounting
loseph Geist
Accounting
George Curl
Accounting
Michael Groover
Accounting
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David Katch
Accounting
Glenn Kelsey
Accounting
David Kistler
Accounting
Edward O'Donnell
Accounting
Vito Secundo
Danny
Accounting
MaryEllen Matunis
Accounting
Ronald Meager
Accounting
Daryl Saylor
Mark Scheffey
Ernest Schreffler
Accounting
Accounting
Accounting
Richard Schwanger
Accounting
Robert Kocienski
Accounting
David Light
Accounting
loseph Peck
Accounting
Link
DeWane
Gary Doonelly
Thomas Dunn
William Ca2an
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Administration
Administration
Administration
Hahn
Management
Donald Hedish
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George lenkins
William Klingerman
Administration
Adm. Economics
Administration
Administration
Barry Krock
Administration
Gary Kurisko
Administration
H. Richard Kush
Adm. Accounting
Kenneth Marion
Administration
Peter Nell
Administration
Michael Devereux
Administration
Denis
Andy Kusma
Calvin
Lampman
Joseph Malesic
|r.
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Administration
Thomas O'Donnell
Michael Powers
Norbert Schneider
Joseph Semion
Administration
Administration
Administration
Administration
Management
Richard Skelly |r.
Administration
Richard
John Spirk
Adm. Accounting
Michael Suchanick
Adm. Attounling
Harris
Theodore
Administration
Mark Zusik
Nancy Brink
Adminislration
Ed. Secretarial
Kate Furman
Education
Linda Gottlieb
Education
Wimmer
Richard Twardzik
Administration
lames White
Management
Administration
Management
Gary Chambers
Ed. Accounting
Holly Churi
Education
Connie Cook
Rosemary Donchez
Education
Education
Linda Hater
Education
Robert lackson
Education, Accounting
lelfrey
E.
Lynn Keating
Education
lames Zoccola
Anne
Dryslak
Education
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Education
Thomas
Reilly
ED. Accounting
Gloria Renninger
Education
William Rice
Education
Rita
Rohrbach
Education
Barbara Schultz
Education
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Donna Shupp
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Janice Smith
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Sharon Steel
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Roger Valentine
Ed.,
Accounting
David Wardrop
Ed., Accounting
lean
Munro
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Maryann Abbott
Communication
Sherry
Adams
M.R.
Robert Andrejco
M.R.
|udl
Andrews
M.R.
Disorders
Sharon Clauser
M.R.
Glenn Compton
Deaf Education
Barbara DeCoursey
Communication
Disorders
Gayle Cope
M.R.
Eglody
M.R.
Kristi
David Cragle
Diane Cragle
MR.
M.R.
Richard Cressman
M.R.
Susan Evans
Dianne Fluhr
Communication
M.R.
Sandra Ellicott
M.R.
Disorders
Glenda Garland
M.R.
Barbara Gozdur
M.R.
lames Gilmore
Communication
Susan Greenly
M.R.
Carolyn Gunster
Suzanne Haggerty
MR.
M.R.
Disorders
Anne Hannafin
Paulea Hayko
M.R.
MR.
Karen Hedenberg
M.R.
Henning
Lydia
M.R.
Grace Merrily
M.R.
Richard Hetsko
Communication
Disorders
Margery Hollar
M.R.
Bernadelte Hunter
M.R.
Oenise Kaminski
M.R.
Marlene Klacik
Speech Pathology
Linda Kuprionas
Rosanne LaBrulle
Communication
MR,
Disorders
ludith Ladonis
M.R.
Vicki
Maneval
M.R.
Valerie Marut
Speech Pathology
Ellen
McCarthy
Communicaticjn
Disorders
Scott Mitchell
Speech Pathology
Dennis Moser
M.R.
Jennifer
Moyer
M.R.
Deborah Pennington
Debra Ann Muschlitz
Kay Nicholas
M.R.
Communication
Bonnie Noble
Communication
Disorders
Disorders
Kathleen O'Boyle
M.R.
Marylouise OzlanskI
Communication
Disorders
Linda
Wagner
M.R.
Deborah Ward
Communication
Disorders
Victoria
Waugh
M.R.
Sharon Whitteker
M.R.
Thomas Yatsko
Elaine Zarulskle
Communication
Communication
Disorders
Disorders
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EDUCATION
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Deborah Dinslel
Gary George
Biology
Biology
Alexander Horvath
Timothy McCloskcy
lames Palushock
Biology
Biology
Biology
Stanley Griggs
Earth-Space Science
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^iSSi.
William Schleif
Biology
Gingelow
Biology
Frances Holgale
Biology
Cathy Belnllch
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Earth-Space Science
Ellen
Jeffrey
Brodbeck
Ak\
Thomas Czop
Earth-Space Science
Wayne Thomas
Paul
Romanot
Steven Rooker
Joseph Seibert
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Earth-Space Science
Vincent Sydlosky
Earth-Space Sci/Ceo.
Barbara Cillotl
Gary Graybush
Susan Green
Beverly Hanselman
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English
English
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Jewel LaBelle
Marie Reddington
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English
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Gwendolyn
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Saxe
Wayne
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Language /Spanish
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Malh
ludy Brightbill
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Dolores McGovern
loAnne D'Agostino
Math
Connie Gross
Math
Marlin Hokenbrough
Barbara Krywicki
Math
Math
Anthony Marazas
Math
David Cope
Edwin Darrah
Shirley
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Social Studies
Social Studies
Emory Guffrovich
Deren
Sharon Federovich
Cathy Fiske
Maryellen Caughan
Social Studies
Social Studies
Social Studies
Susan Sheaffer
Ann Shuman
David
Sitoski
Barbara Smith
Phillip Spaziani
W. Garth Sprecher
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Social Studies
Social Studies
Social Studies
Social Studies
social Studies
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Eric Stein
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Christine
Wagner
Sociology
lohn Uhl
lames Weber
Lee Wisneski
Douglas Witmer
Social Studies
Social Studies
Social Studies
Social Studies
Karon Kleiner
Speech
Martin Kleiner
Kerry Ruff
Speech
Speech/Theatre
Bob
Hall
Sociology
PUBLIC
SCHOOL
NURSING
Virginia Donovan
Pub. School Nursing
Jane Mitchell
Pub. School Nursing
Anne Patterson
Pub. School Nursing
Kathryn Reese
Pub. School Nursing
Susan Houck
Pub. School Nursing
Jean Klawitter
Pub. School Nursing
Linda Martz
Pub. School Nursing
W^:
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The campus has finished another year. Charles Carlson served quietly as a gentleman. Never confuse politeness with morality. What events of this year will influence
the coming semesters at B.S.C.? Has anything of significance actually happened? For
the masses it has been a quiet year, and for the few, a tumultous time. The outer
layers of the campus were content with hypnotists, sexuality programs, field house
concerts, and student union activities. With a flair for emptiness, the campus carried
on with business as usual. Towards the end of the political war staged by those sides
who simultaneously perceived themselves as all that is good, the campus began
hoping for a break. During this rest, the few honest souls would recuperate and
those
who
enough
thought of themselves as imbued with mission would wait only long
to regroup.
honored the process
From the perspective of the more politically astutfe, it seems
fair to say that the candidate from Shippensburg State College had it in the bag.
McCormick, we wish you luck. would suggest that future student bodies watch the
new president carefully, whomever he may be. As the new executive enters office
and things start happening, you'll begin to see what was sacrificed on his part so he
could get the job. It doesn't happen any other way.
With the death, or should say killing, of the Great Society on a national level we
also see the demise of B.S.C.'s academic society. Retrenchment is a bureaucracy
pulling its belt one notch tighter. Money is scarce and anyone dropped from the
ranks will not be replaced. In effect, when all the chopping away is completed,
B.S.C. will have a faculty that will be the same in twenty years. Only those with tenIn a
somewhat
secretive manner, the Board of Trustees has
of choosing a president.
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air after this last
faculty.
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year?
this, B.S.C.
A handpicked
president and a secure
enters the mid-seventies,
and with
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leave the seventies.
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delight in seasons of the land;
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Ray Bradbury
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BLOOMSBURG
STATE COLLEGE
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BAND
MALO A new
and
experience for the
time that the field house will be used for a
there cannot be
concert ... it could well be the last time
a cigarette will disintegrate the
any cigarette smoking inside
students.
.
.
the
first
.
.
track.
.
useless
.
.
a plastic cover will be put
...
is
.
down
.
.
.
but
this
is
virtually
burn through the plastic cover
but the show was a
ready for the concert
'whammer jammer' and without incident
a cigarette will
security
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MILLERSVILLE
16
B.S.C.
15
1
Maya Angelou
Chuck Stone
came .... of their own will ....
.... Black Week 1973 ....
Why must we have a black week .... asked
some of the uncomfortable .... Maybe 'cause
its been white week for the last two
hundred years ....
And
they
with a purpose
How
long
will their friends stay
on
campus .... commented those who were
of human beings ....
And what can Bloomsburg do for a
afraid
.... and what can 'they' do
Maybe just a handful can show
that not all of momma's chillen'
us ...
like shortnin-shortnin .... least not the
way white America cooks up ...
Black Week .... like prime-time t.v.
for guilty liberals .... and just another
night's entertainment for most .... but
for some .... maybe just a handful more than
the blacks themselves .... who really
was a black experience ....
understood ....
handful of blacks
for us
...
.
.
it
it
.
David Dellinger
Gerhard Lang
Anthony Burgess
JOHN MCLAUGHLIN
THE MAHAVISHNU ORCHESTRA
THE FINE
ARTS
r,,''Tf
Loneliness
is
part of the
penalty every true
for
artist
pays
being different from the
rest of his
fellow men.
Hendrick Van Loon:
Beethoven
Arturo Bassols, visiting sculptor
POLYURETHANE ENVIRONMENTAL FOAM PHENOMENON
Robbie Jones
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heard a ga-Zump!
saw something pop out of the stump
Of the tree chopped down. It was sort of a man.
The
I
instant I'd finished,
looked.
I
I
I
don't know
can.
that's hard.
He was shortish. And oldish. And brownish. And mossy.
And he spoke with a voice that was sharpish and bossy.
Describe him?
.
.
.
if
I
I
"Mister!" he said with a sawdusty sneeze,
"I
am
"I
speak for the
the Lorax.
I
speak for the
trees.
trees, for the trees
have no tongues.
"And I'm asking you, sir, at the top of my lungs-"
He was very upset as he shouted and puffed—
"What's that thing that you've made out of my Truffula tuft?"
He snapped, "I'm the Lorax who speaks for the trees
Which you seem to be chopping as fast as you please."
And at that very moment, we heard a loud whack!
From outside in the fields came a sickening smack
Of an axe on a tree. Then we heard the tree fall.
The very last Truffula Tree of them all!
No more trees. No more Thneeds. No more work to be done.
So, in no time, my uncles and aunts, every one.
All waved me good-bye. They jumped into my cars
And drove away under the smoke-smuggered stars.
Now all that was left 'neath the bad-smelling sky
Was my big empty factory
and
The Lorax
.
.
.
.
.
.
I.
— Dr.
Seuss
Board of Trustees
Guy Bangs, Mr. William E. Booth, Mr. Frank D. Croop, Mr. Frank Fay, FHon. George W. HefMr. |oseph Nespoli, Dr. Edwin Wersbond, Mr. William Zuntk, chrmn. Mr. Michael Torbert,
Advisors to the board
Mr, George A. Turner, Mr. Daniet Burkholder.
Mr.
E.
fner,
.
.
,
Edson ). Drake
Dean, School of Arts and Science
C. Stuart
Dean, School
Edwards
of Professional Studies
Emory W.
Dean, School
Rarig
)r.
o( Business
Dean, School
Hobart F. Heller
of Graduate Studies (Acting)
Dr Dayton
Vice President and
Dean
Pickett
of Faculties
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Dr.
Don
B.
Springman
Vice President for Administrative Services
)ames
B.
Creasy
Assistant to the President
Boyd
F.
Buckingham
Associate Vice President for
Development and External Relations
lerrold A. Criffis
Vice President for Student
Life
Paul Martin
Business Manager
Robert
L.
Bunge
Registrar
Mrs. Elizabeth Keiser
Payroll Clerk
Conard
H
Paul
i
Assistant Business
L.
Manager
B
Mr. Robert L. Duncan, Director of Financial Aid
Mr. William D. Andres, Asst. Director
Mr. George R. Birney
Personnel Officer
i^
Mr. Bruce C. Dietterick
Information Specialist
Mr. Lloyd H. Anderson
Purchasing Agl.
Mr. Thomas A. Davies )r.
Director of Placement
Mr. Robert C. Norton
Dean of Student Life
Counseling Services Staff (Left to Right)
John Scrinngeour, Kay Camplese, Charles Thomas, Bob Davenport.
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Mrs. Nellie Edwards
Duplicating Supervisor
T. L.
Admissions Office Staff
Cooper, Director, Mr. E. Burel Cum, Asst., Mr.
Pfiiiip
Krause, Asst.
Mr. |ohn
S.
Mulka
Director of Student Activities
ALPHA
PHI
GAMMA
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1.
2.
David Patrick O'Brien
Alan Klawitter
3.
Edna Woodring
4.
Joe Miklos
)im Sachetti
Frank Lorah
5.
6.
11.
Faye Olexy
Linda Funk
Frank Pizzoli
Sue Sprague
Mr. Richard Savage, advisor
12.
Bob
13.
Ellen
14.
Elaine Pongratz
15.
Karen Keinard
)ohn Anthony Stugrin
7.
8.
9.
10.
16.
Oliver
Doyle
A
Absent
Nancy Van
Sally
Pelt
Swetland
r
1.
2.
Brenda Walton
Grace WaleskI
Hyden
3.
Carl
4.
7.
lean LeCates
Michael ). McHale
lane Clause
Tom Kearns
8.
Bob Harns
9.
Hiloski Sato
5.
6.
ALPHA
PSI
OMEGA
A. R.
1.
2.
3.
Tom Hughes
Steve Kirchner
Rich Mahle
M.
@
A.W.S.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Paula Wilton
Sharon Guida
Patsy Williams
Debbie Langol
Rona Ciaruffoli
C^.A.K.C.
1.
Maryanne Schmieder
2.
Virginia Nolter
3.
4.
Margaret Donnelly
Diane Rider
C.G.A.
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CHEERLEADERS
1.
2.
3.
Donna Wint
4.
Jennifer )ones
5.
Lynne Bauman
6.
Gail
7.
Weaver
Donna Bruder
2.
Cordon Clapp
Dave Kistler
i.
Dr. Selders
1.
CHESS CLUB
Kathy Klemick
Ingrid Karnes
Campbell
4.
|im
5.
Andy Cherinka
6.
)im Kitchen
1.
lay Rochelle
2.
Mary
3.
Donna
Ellen
Cavanaugh
Allen
4.
Peg Christian
5.
Janet
6.
11.
Marty Hallett
Donna Calloway
Beth Chandler
Rose Montanye
Mary Palmer
Cindy Rochelle
12.
Steve Hartman
13.
Debra Hartman
Bartholomew
7.
8.
9.
10.
Hoffman
14. Alice
15.
Trudy Klinedinst
COMMUNITY OF THE SPIRIT
COVENANT GROUP
CONCERT CHOIR
COLLEGE COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA
B.S.C
DELTA
1.
OMEGA
CHI
ECONOMICS CLUB
1.
Rich Stillman
2.
Cinny Hyduke
3.
Art Zekis
4.
Sally
Swetland
6.
Dan Maresh
Bob Ross, advisor
7.
Kathy
5.
FRENCH CLUB
1.
Claire Cintella
2.
6.
Mrs. Francis
Teresa Vengien
Joan Gardner
Karen Kauffman
Barbara King
7.
Denise Kriesher
3.
4.
5.
Kathy Pellegrino
David Klees
10. Mrs. John
11. Valery O'Connell
8.
9.
Foureman
12.
Dr.
13.
Corcoran
Maria Calabinski
14.
15.
16.
Pat
Beverly Williams
Maria Vasilausfas
FORENSICS CLUB
1.
Karen Kleiner
2.
Ian
3.
Scott
4.
5.
White
Peterman
Maggie Ryan
Marty Kleiner
Absent
Bernie Yodinski
Greg Wisloski
Charles Vaughn
Joe
Romano
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HUSKIE
BAND
1.
lane Bihier
2.
Sue Ketlerman
Diane Baker
Paula Wilton
Sue Kavetski
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
89.
10.
11.
I.S.C
Debbie Coloskie
Mary Ann Small
Kathy Konkus
|ill Ambrose
Debbie Stoeckle
|o Anne Kanjorski
12.
Helen Oetzel
13.
Tricia
Cove
LAMBA ALPHA MU
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CHI ALPHA
1.
MADRIGAL SINGERS
1.
Michele Seliga
Himelrlght
2.
Bill
3.
Mary )ean Casale
4.
Terry Watts
5.
Allen
6.
Cathy Timalonis
Swope
7.
Dawn Sharbaugh
8.
Carl Kishbaugh
9.
Gail
Oakum
1 1.
Bruce Musser
Ken Garner
12.
Donna Ambrose
10.
MAJORETTE SQUAD
1.
Cheryl Stech
2.
Debbie Tome
3.
Rosalie
4.
Ruth Loeper
Dana Haberle
Barb Stasivk
5.
6.
Amato
Margie Warnbe
lanis Ciccone
Absent Rhonda Punda
7.
8.
MATH CLUB
1.
2.
Barb Truhan
Linda Williams
3.
Forrest Ritter
4.
ludy Brightbill
loAnn D'Agostini
5.
6.
7.
8.
Jane Cornell
Connie Cross
9.
10.
11.
ludy Beech
|ohn Yokum
12.
13.
Tom
14.
Dave Beyerle
15.
Carol
Plymette
Mahoney
MEN'S GLEE CLUB
1.
OMEGA TAU
EPSILON
Brad
Wegman
Ron Yucas
Ray Burnett
Ken Gross
Ron Nagle
6.
7.
Russ Burnett
Steve Rosen
8.
Bob Welby
9.
Tom Leedom
10.
Bob Compton
PHI BETA
1.
Mary McCarty
2.
Ann Marie
3.
Shultz
5.
Kaye Barnhart
Barry Krock
Marion Repella
6.
Mr.
7.
Bill
4.
F.
Gallagher
8.
Edwards
Bob Holovack
9.
Joe Burnett
10.
11.
Dave Coss
Tim Parrel
13.
Bob Casinski
Joe Geist
14.
Greg Romssey
12.
15.
lack Marcher
16.
Chris
17.
20.
Mike Dougherty
Dave Daniels
Mark Scheffey
Dave Kistler
21.
Ernie Fucello
18.
19.
Dumchock
22.
Don Hummel
23.
25.
Sharon Steel
Barb Hagerman
Ray Leister
26.
Janice Keil
24.
27.
Denise Young
28.
Shirley Duttera
Mapes
29.
Lois
30.
lack Watkins
31.
Ray Burnett
32.
Scott Barhight
LAMBDA
PHI
SIGMA
Mr. Richard Donald
lack Devlin
11.
2.
3.
lack
Sherwood
13.
4.
14.
5.
Ray Edwards
Cryder Banks
Paul Wolverton
Gary Stoudt
Dennis Matika
Keith Anthony
15.
Sam Ceccacci
6.
Dave Weber
16.
Tim Barney
7.
Lanny Dietterick
17.
Forrest Ritter
8.
Bob Layman
Ken Becker
Leo Devanney
18.
Tom
19.
Mark Scheffey
Dave Coss
1.
PI
9.
10.
12.
20.
Plymette
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1.
Dennis Scholl
3.
Mike Teno
Eric
5.
Mike Kopp
6.
Ed Spellman
7.
Jon Stoner
Kevin Hayes
9.
10.
|im Miller
Dale Schlegel
13.
John Hokenberger
14.
Mike Devereaux
15.
Dennis O'Donnell
Rich Sluko
16.
XI
John Hunsinger
Tom Kokulus
12.
11.
SIGMA
Coreton
4.
8.
PHI
Tony Karam
2.
Grimm
17.
Bart
18.
Frank Messa
19.
Joe Baccadonis
20.
Tony Dake
Joe Mele
Bill Rodenhaver
21.
22.
23. Phil Spaziani
24.
Mr. Ferdock (Adv.)
1.
Christy Fogel
2.
Sue Homisak
3.
Scott Barhight
4.
Deb
5.
6.
7.
'
Smith
Ray Lynch
Sharon Stell
Rita Rohrbach
8.
Dr. Ellen Lensing
9.
Ann Hanzl
10.
Dr.
Emory
Rarig
Mr. Clayton Hinkel
12. Dr. Francis Radice
11.
13.
Nancy Makibroda
14.
lanice Keil
Carol Ryndock
16. Cheryl Nitch
17. jan Smith
15.
18.
lack
Sherwood
19. Art Riggs
20.
.
Barry Chase
Harry
Lumadue
PI
OMEGA
PI
1.
2.
3.
Walter Klemchock
Alan Klawiner
Jean LeCates
4.
Bob
Harris
5.
Carl
Hyden
5.
Claudia
Flick
John Robbins
8. Bruce Frankinfield
9. Call Lynch
10. Daria Carl
7.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
Werkheiser
Sue
Karen Griscone
Brenda Walton
Grace Waleski
Gall
17.
Jane Clause
Marianne Rapella
18.
Tom
19.
Cindy
20.
Hitoshi Sato
16.
Kearns
St.
Clair
Davis
21.
Phil
22.
Marleen Wells
23.
Gail Sprout
BLOOMSBURG
PLAYERS
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SOCIOLOGY CLUB
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1.
David Heebner
2.
loan Dilsdorf
3.
Rita Cerosky
Marty Hallet
4.
5.
6.
loan Bogden
loan Ryan
Nita Yarish
Chris Berta
Clen Mangus
Barb Dock
Barbara |o Dorish
Antoinette Pacanowski
Molly Casey
Linda
Vonson
Rose Montagne
Peggy Christian
David Creenwald (Adv.)
18.
Fran Parsons
19.
Nico Antoniades
SPANISH CLUB
1.
Kathy Kunkel
Honaberger
2.
Kiriy
3.
lane Stine
4.
Mary Walker
5.
6.
Karen Gaugler
Linda Kassab
7.
Dr. Alfred
8.
Linda Cole
9.
Sandy Asko
Pat Corcoran
10.
11.
12.
Tonolo
Judy Surak
Amy Spiegel
t^
STUDENT PSEA
1.
2.
Linda Insalaco
Debbie Macintyre
4.
Mary McCann
Nancy Schott
3.
5.
Eileen Ciccarelli
6.
Richard Durdach
7.
Ann Marie Noakes
^
3.
Pete Veleker
Doug Guerlitz
Emory P. Cuffrovich
4.
Don HeDish
5.
Pete Lundergan
6.
Rick Linn
1.
2.
Foresman
7.
Bill
8.
Norman Hippie
9.
Tom
10. Curt
11. Al
O'Donnell
Beardsworth
lumper
Robert Foltz
13. Lee Linn
14. Chris Crissman
15. Jim Parker
12.
16. lack Wilkins
17.
John Spirk
18.
Jon Hughes
Barry Krock
19.
20.
21.
Dennis Urffer
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CLUB
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WOMEN'S CHORAL ENSEMBLE
1.
Kathy Soldo
2.
Mary Kay Bwyskal
Barb Rodda
Elizabeth Meckley
Mary Ann Zane
3.
4.
5.
7.
Cathy Ryan
Kathy Smith
8.
Lorraine Satterthwaite
9.
loan Habel
Jeanne losbena
6.
10.
13.
Cindy Wills
Susan Portzline
Holly Houser
14.
Beverly Williams
11.
12.
15.
Roseanne Rodino
Rodgers
16.
Gail
17.
Cathy Best
18.
ludy Collier
19.
Marirose Schofield
Mary Lou Leonard
Eunice Zeigler
Claudia Flick
Michelle Roessner
20.
21.
22.
23.
24. )odie
25.
26.
27.
Newton
Cindy Davis
Sharon Rosa
Ruth Rhodes
Daria Carl
Kathy Windle
30. Carol Boehret
28.
29.
31.
32.
Diane Winters
Sandy Fink
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1.
Denice Medrid
2.
Kathy Fredrlcks
3.
Lorie Hetrick
4.
Rosalie
5.
Lisa
Amato
Truehart
6.
Margie Uruh
7.
Mrs.
8.
Leslie
9.
Coach Roger Sanders
Janet Stump
10.
11.
12.
B.|.
Rost
Hayn
Mollie McAllister
Betsy Rice
13. Gail Shaffer
14.
Margaret Butera
WRIST-LOCKETTES
We
extend our sincerest apologies to the Music Educators NaConference (President— Cryder Bankes; Advisor— Miss Sylvia
Cronin) and the Student Speech and Hearing Association (President—Sherman Lord). These organizations were slated for appearance in the Obiter, but due to certain circumstances, the pictures
never reached our office.
tional
The
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Susan
L.
Sprague, Editor-in-Chief
Frank Lorah, Advertising Manager and Valery O'Connell,
Copy
Editor
Ellen Doyle, Office
Manager
)ohn Anthony Stugrin, Cartoonist (& friends)
Publications
Photographers
Pat
Alanna Berger
Sue Creef
White
Pat Corcoran
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placed the institution on a probation status for
two years
the college's athletes and teams are barred from NCAA
and all post season meets and tournaments
championship competition
the order asks the college to show cause why further penalty should not be
THE NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
rregularities in B.S.C. athletics
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report cites allegations of financial aid to student-athletes for jobs
fund-raising for student-athletes by local club
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changing of records of
without funds being administered through the college
high school student-athletes
and that the NCAA may re-open its case ... all
all sports
NCAA eases decision
information supplied may not be factual
except wrestling
penalties imposed on the college are adjusted following a
now only the wrestling team is
clarification of the report first made public
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Rick DeMaria
25) lohn Carroll
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12) Dwight Hunsberger
13) John lames
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Tom
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lacobs
Mayersky
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Lock Haven
17)
Bill
Pasukinis
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Mansfield
California
West Chester
Millersville
Cheyney
Kutztown
East Stroudsburg
Ream
20) Rick Belinsky
21)
Mark Constable
22) Charles Bender
23) Neil Oberholtzer
Mensinger
Gene
Rejent
27) lohn Arrigonie
26)
28) leff
White
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Ken Vancas
38) Stan Gurecki
39) |oe Seibert
40) |im Hippie
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Tom
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Dave Navrocki
Donovan
44) Larry
45) Gerry Witcoeki
46) loe
Micko
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Bob Grebb
47) lohn
30) Chris
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George Gruber
48) Rich
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33) loe
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34) |oe Geiger
35)
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Bill O'Donnell
Glen Dewire
Vottero
42) Steve Andrejack
Walton
Weber
50) Rick Pierson
52)
House
Dave Pruett
53)
Bill
54)
Dan Greenland
51) Len
Tierney
BSC
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BSC
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Lycoming
BSC
3
Mansfield
BSC
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12) Floyd Hitchcock
Doug Anderson
13) Brian Berry
3) )oe Krall
4) Steve
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Coach Roger Sanders
15)
Matt Tydor
16)
Mike Mallozzi
17)
Bill
O'Donnell
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Kevin Hays
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Dan
8)
Ron Sheehan
19)
9)
Dan Burkholder
Edmonds
20)
Dave Bilger
Dave Marr
Dan Roberts
Randy Watts
22) Robert
10) Lonnie
11)
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Hohmann
Hohmann
John
6) Jim
West Chester
Boyle
21)
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BSC
32
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BSC
15
Lock Haven
BSC
17
Springfield
BSC
23
Millersville
BSC
20
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2)
Terry Lee
7)
Dale Alexander
3)
Mike Hippie
Bob Smith
Coach Clyde Noble
8) Bart
1) Rich
4)
5)
VanHorn
Quairoli
Grimm
9) Rick Eckersley
10)
David Orgler
8)
Dodie OhI
15) Cathy
9) Emilie Peters
10) Diana
11) Elaine
Walker
Kuehn
12) Karen Stank
13) Coach )ackie
14)
Cindy Cragle
Adams
Newhard
16) Toni Kazalonis
17) Ethel Cravatta
18) Gail Pratt
19)
20)
Dianne Best
Maryann Ostimchuk
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4)
Joanne Windish
Holgate
Sandy Shupp
Georgia Georges
5)
Pam
1)
2) Fran
3)
Richards
Reimer
Sue Smyrr
Bev Shollenberger
6) Chris
7)
8)
9) Lorraine
Roulston
10) Sue Smith
11) Lisa
Cozzone
12) Pat Pursel
13) Barb
14)
15)
Donchez
Debbie Vanblarcom
Sandy Maurer
18) Pat Lyons
19) Christy Fogel
21) Marcia
22)
23)
16) ]oan Heliger
24)
Covaca
25)
17) Judy
Rhen
Wannamal Linda Shepherd
Debbie Ariz
20) Kathy
Cathy Constable
Nancy Barna
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BSC
42
Susquehanna
BSC
70
Geisinger
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BSC
44
Bucknell
BSC
37
Marywood
BSC
59
Wilkes
BSC
52
Misericordia
1)
Coach Ron Puhl
11)
2)
Bart
Crimm
12)
3)
Mark Constable
13)
Coach Carl Hinkle
Coach Philip Krauss
Ron Nealy
Ron Geib
21) lohn
22)
Doyle
Shawn
Tice
Dennis O'Brien
24) )ames Craig
23)
4) Craig Gilbert
14)
5) Eric Koetteritz
15) Terry Crabois
25)
16) Terry Lee
17) Ron Miller
26) James Miller
18) Russell Sarauet
19) Rick Hogentogler
28)
David
29)
Dave Shoemaker
Terry Moore
6)
7)
Andy Kusma
Charles Graham
Carry Lausch
9) John Boyer
10) Charles Bender
8)
20)
Gary Beers
Dave
Kelly
27) John Lydzinsky
30)
Hammonds
1)
Coach Charles Chronister
2)
8)
3)
9)
Mayer
Dave Pool
Michael Kreglow
rem Latournous
4) Terry
10)
5)
11) Alan Bigelow
McHugh
6)
Bernie
7)
Robert O'Brien
12)
Tom Brown
13)
Wayne McKee
BSC
BSC
BSC
BSC
BSC
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3
Shippensburg
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Dave Nice
Muschock
Bill Houck
Harold Hoover
Lanny Sheehan
Dave Miller
Glenn Haas
8)
Tom
9)
Gary Beatty
19) Line Welles
Mark Vivian
20) Laverne
1)
2) Curt
3)
4)
5)
6)
10)
11) Barry
Storer
Kocher
12) Ed
Wenner
13) Jim Connell
McMichael
Bob
Dan Kashner
26)
Bill Fait
Slocum
Coach Clark Boler
27) Jim Petro
28) Bill Russell
17) Paul
21)
Navich
Bill
25)
15) jim Zanzinger
18)
Gary Kurisko
23) Steve Andrejack
24)
14) John
16)
22)
Mummey
Leo Skorupa
Herring
29)
Bob
30)
Greg Oswald
Lynn Koch
31)
Brizek
Burt Reese
1)
Coach
2)
Tom
3)
Dennis Hartzell
Sweitzer
5) Jim
6)
Overbaugh
Tom Leedom
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Again
Sam
Death of a Salesman
Last of the
Red Hot Lovers
Midsummer
Nights
Dream
1
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Smell of the
Crowd
The Night Thoreau Spent
in Jail
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Gary Clark
Walter Simon
Ken Wilson
Robert Koslosky
4
Percival Roberts
S.
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Barbara Strohman
III
Beamer
Walt Carter
BIOLOGY
1
loseph Vaughn
Thomas Manley
lohn Fletcher
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Jerome Klenner
Robert Sagar
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Rhodes
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Top,
left
to righl:
Ellen Lensing
Charles Bayler
Doyle Dodson
Emory Rarig
Bottom, left to righl:
lames Creasy
William Williams
lack Meiss
Norman
Hilgor
CHEMISTRY
5.
Norman While
6.
Barrett
3.
Clyde Noble
Wilbur Taebel
Lawrence Mack
7.
4.
Roy Pointer
8.
Harold Lanterman
Rex Selk
1.
2.
Benson
EARTH & SPACE SCIENCE
Wendelin Frantz
Joseph Pifer
Brian lohnson
M.irk Hornberger
ECONOMICS
Robert Ross
Woo
Bong Lee
Phillip Siegel
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2.
John Hranilz
William Woznek
3.
Kenneth Whitney
4.
Barry Suter
1.
5.
Royce lohnson
6.
Charlotte Hess
7.
Warren lohnson
Edward Warden
Ann Marie Noakes
6.
Robert Remaley
Joan Harrison
3.
Richard Donald
7.
Donald Miller
4.
Lynn Watson
1.
2.
5.
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Louis
Dorthy McHale
Thompson
William Eisenberg
Alva Rice
Virginia
Dale Anderson
Duck
Cecil Seronsy
lanet
Stamm
Susan Rusinko
Ervine Culley
Nancy
Gill
Richard
Charles
Kopp
Meeker
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Larry Fuller
William Roth
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Gerald Strauss
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Chislaine Francis
Ariadna Foureman
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Alter
Christine
Whitmer
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Eric
Francis
Tonolo
George
Smithner
Whitney Carpenter
III
Neil
Charles Chronister
Cecil Turbervrlle
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George Turner
Richard Anderson
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Craig
Newton
Ralph
Sell
Ralph Smiley
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Arthur Lysiak
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Tobias Scarpino
Halbert Gates and Stephen Wukovilz
Thomas Superdock, Gene
Taylor,
and David Harper
loseph Garcia
POLITICAL SCIENCE
)im Percey
Robert Rosholt
Prakash Kapil
Richard Mecheri
Charles Jackson
PSYCHOLOGY
Victor
X.
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Richard Larcom
Louise Seronsy, Donald Baslnore, and Michael Levine
Michael Caynor
John Calvin Walker
Martin Satz
Robert Hessert
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Chang Roh
)oe DeFelice and Ralph Ireland
James Huber
lane Plumpis
Fred Carberry
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AND THEATER
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A Word
of Explanation
The enormity of running an informal faculty section can cause weird
happen
Like entire departments dropping from sight. We
would like to take this opportunity to
things to
.
.
.
acknowledge the existence
of a
Math
Department, a Special Education Department, and a
much
larger H.P.E.
and Philosophy Department. These
people exist. Their pictures do not.
We are very sorry about that.
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Joseph Miklos
Thomas Rockovich
English/lournjiisrn
Geography
Mollie Simpson
Thomas Wodzak
Joanne Bower
History
History
Language/Spanish
White
Geography
Jeffrey
Thomas Price
Math
Alex Stronoski
Mary Andris
Math /Psychology
Political Sci.
Edward Adams
Alexis Fasolka
Psychology
Psychology
John Fenlon
Psychology
Patricia
Drake
Humanities
Maria Vasilavskas
Language/French
William Hanford
Political Science
Richard Heil
Psychology
David O'Brien
Anthony Procopio
History/lournalism
History
Barry Brophy
Robert Herring
Math
Math
Virginia
Political
Hyduke
Sci/Econ,
Jon Hyghes
Psychology
Robert Layman
Science
Political
Richard Knovich
Psy c hologv / Sociology
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Carol Kuzo
Psychology /Soc.
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Delorls Welzel
Margaret Wilson
Sociology/Bus. Econ.
Sociology
Sociology
Antoinette Paranowski
Sociology
lames Schwartz
Ronald Sutton
Psychology
Biology
Sally
Swelland
Margaret Ryan
Speech
Frank Wagenhoffer
Barbara Gruettiner
Psychology
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EDUCATION
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Patricia Kessler
Sandra Ash
Cheryl Belts
Connie Beard
Ted Doll
Art
Art
Art
Art
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Nedda Adams
Barbara Antonio
Beth Banfield
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English
English
English
English
English
English
Ann
Collins
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loan ZIotnicki
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English
English
English
Nancy Pron
Geography
Anna Pupchock
Robert Beiter
Geography
loseph Stelma
Geography
|r.
Leonard
Tarris
Geography
Richard
Adams
Patricia
Kwochko
Geography
Geography
William Troutman
Debra Artz
Beography
H.P.E.
Kenneth
Ritter
H.P.E.
Vernon
Edythe Shade
Ronald Sheehan
Lynn Shutllesworth
Karen Taylor
H.P.E.
H.P.E.
H.P.E.
H.P.E.
H.P.E.
Trina
Thomas Vottero
Therese Waskle
Karen Willis
Bonnie Auchmuty
Mark Constable
Karl Dildine
H.P.E.
H.P.E.
H.P.E.
History
Social Sciences
History
Nancy Evans
History
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Diana Reader
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Linda Hincheliffc
Math
Nancy Laskoski
Sam Jurista
Math
Dennis Kasper
Linda Keeler
Karen Kropinicki
Donna Kuchak
Math
Math
Math
Math
Carl Kishbaugh
Music
Ruth Ronemus
Music
Nina Boris
Psychology
John Delvin
Ruth Ann Latshaw
Music
Deanna Shuman
Music
Linda Buck
Psychology
Stephanie Mitman
Music
Janice
Moser
Music
Robert Meneth
Music
Jane Roberts
Music
Balanda
Psychology
Judith Bankes
Maurice Bochicchio
Psychology
Psychology
Janet Capiga
Ann Cowley
Anne Coppes
Psychology
Psychology
Psychology
Juleanne Degenhart
Psychology
Theresa Zoranski
Music
Julie
Cathy Heard
Psychology
Home
loan Ferrigno
Psychology
Irene Foy
Psychology
Sandra Fuhrman
Psychology
Deborah Krasnoff
Karen LeMleux
Psychology
Donna Mullen
Ruthann Mushrush
Rosanne Neslico
Psychology
Psychology
Psychology
Psychology
Marilyn Santorsa
Caria
Psychology
Robin Kellner
Psychology
Mary
Sabatllli
Psychology
Linda Bush
Sociology
Paulette Chabak
Sociology
tudith lames
Anthony Liene
Sociology
Sociology
M^k
Anne Murray
Kathleen Mayan
Sociology
Mary Muraski
Sociology
Gail
Oakum
Music
BUSINESS
lackson Aileo
Accounting
Thomas
Bixler
Accounting
Alan Dakey
Accounting
Richard Boardman
Accounting
Charles Barhight
Carl Benjamin
Terry Bires
Accounting
Accounting
Accounting
Peter Borick
George Chiodo
Accounting
Accounting
Eugene Oanowski
tarry Fry
Ernest Fucella
Accounting
Accounting
Accounting
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George Hamilton
Accounting
John Harchar
Accounting
Thomas Hard
Accounting
Richard Houck
Accounting
Michael Costanzo
Accounting
loseph Geist
Accounting
George Curl
Accounting
Michael Groover
Accounting
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David Katch
Accounting
Glenn Kelsey
Accounting
David Kistler
Accounting
Edward O'Donnell
Accounting
Vito Secundo
Danny
Accounting
MaryEllen Matunis
Accounting
Ronald Meager
Accounting
Daryl Saylor
Mark Scheffey
Ernest Schreffler
Accounting
Accounting
Accounting
Richard Schwanger
Accounting
Robert Kocienski
Accounting
David Light
Accounting
loseph Peck
Accounting
Link
DeWane
Gary Doonelly
Thomas Dunn
William Ca2an
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Administration
Administration
Administration
Hahn
Management
Donald Hedish
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George lenkins
William Klingerman
Administration
Adm. Economics
Administration
Administration
Barry Krock
Administration
Gary Kurisko
Administration
H. Richard Kush
Adm. Accounting
Kenneth Marion
Administration
Peter Nell
Administration
Michael Devereux
Administration
Denis
Andy Kusma
Calvin
Lampman
Joseph Malesic
|r.
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Administration
Thomas O'Donnell
Michael Powers
Norbert Schneider
Joseph Semion
Administration
Administration
Administration
Administration
Management
Richard Skelly |r.
Administration
Richard
John Spirk
Adm. Accounting
Michael Suchanick
Adm. Attounling
Harris
Theodore
Administration
Mark Zusik
Nancy Brink
Adminislration
Ed. Secretarial
Kate Furman
Education
Linda Gottlieb
Education
Wimmer
Richard Twardzik
Administration
lames White
Management
Administration
Management
Gary Chambers
Ed. Accounting
Holly Churi
Education
Connie Cook
Rosemary Donchez
Education
Education
Linda Hater
Education
Robert lackson
Education, Accounting
lelfrey
E.
Lynn Keating
Education
lames Zoccola
Anne
Dryslak
Education
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Education
Thomas
Reilly
ED. Accounting
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Education
William Rice
Education
Rita
Rohrbach
Education
Barbara Schultz
Education
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Donna Shupp
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Janice Smith
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Sharon Steel
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Roger Valentine
Ed.,
Accounting
David Wardrop
Ed., Accounting
lean
Munro
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Maryann Abbott
Communication
Sherry
Adams
M.R.
Robert Andrejco
M.R.
|udl
Andrews
M.R.
Disorders
Sharon Clauser
M.R.
Glenn Compton
Deaf Education
Barbara DeCoursey
Communication
Disorders
Gayle Cope
M.R.
Eglody
M.R.
Kristi
David Cragle
Diane Cragle
MR.
M.R.
Richard Cressman
M.R.
Susan Evans
Dianne Fluhr
Communication
M.R.
Sandra Ellicott
M.R.
Disorders
Glenda Garland
M.R.
Barbara Gozdur
M.R.
lames Gilmore
Communication
Susan Greenly
M.R.
Carolyn Gunster
Suzanne Haggerty
MR.
M.R.
Disorders
Anne Hannafin
Paulea Hayko
M.R.
MR.
Karen Hedenberg
M.R.
Henning
Lydia
M.R.
Grace Merrily
M.R.
Richard Hetsko
Communication
Disorders
Margery Hollar
M.R.
Bernadelte Hunter
M.R.
Oenise Kaminski
M.R.
Marlene Klacik
Speech Pathology
Linda Kuprionas
Rosanne LaBrulle
Communication
MR,
Disorders
ludith Ladonis
M.R.
Vicki
Maneval
M.R.
Valerie Marut
Speech Pathology
Ellen
McCarthy
Communicaticjn
Disorders
Scott Mitchell
Speech Pathology
Dennis Moser
M.R.
Jennifer
Moyer
M.R.
Deborah Pennington
Debra Ann Muschlitz
Kay Nicholas
M.R.
Communication
Bonnie Noble
Communication
Disorders
Disorders
Kathleen O'Boyle
M.R.
Marylouise OzlanskI
Communication
Disorders
Linda
Wagner
M.R.
Deborah Ward
Communication
Disorders
Victoria
Waugh
M.R.
Sharon Whitteker
M.R.
Thomas Yatsko
Elaine Zarulskle
Communication
Communication
Disorders
Disorders
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EDUCATION
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Deborah Dinslel
Gary George
Biology
Biology
Alexander Horvath
Timothy McCloskcy
lames Palushock
Biology
Biology
Biology
Stanley Griggs
Earth-Space Science
Earth-Space Science
^iSSi.
William Schleif
Biology
Gingelow
Biology
Frances Holgale
Biology
Cathy Belnllch
Chemistry
Earth-Space Science
Ellen
Jeffrey
Brodbeck
Ak\
Thomas Czop
Earth-Space Science
Wayne Thomas
Paul
Romanot
Steven Rooker
Joseph Seibert
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Earth-Space Science
Vincent Sydlosky
Earth-Space Sci/Ceo.
Barbara Cillotl
Gary Graybush
Susan Green
Beverly Hanselman
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English
English
English
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Jewel LaBelle
Marie Reddington
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English
English
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Gwendolyn
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William Wyckoff
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Saxe
Wayne
Kralzer
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Linda Campbell
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Language/Spanish
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Language /Spanish
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Language/French
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William Williams
Larry Beaver
Language /Spanish
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Malh
ludy Brightbill
Math
Dolores McGovern
loAnne D'Agostino
Math
Connie Gross
Math
Marlin Hokenbrough
Barbara Krywicki
Math
Math
Anthony Marazas
Math
David Cope
Edwin Darrah
Shirley
Social Studies
Social Studies
Social Studies
Emory Guffrovich
Deren
Sharon Federovich
Cathy Fiske
Maryellen Caughan
Social Studies
Social Studies
Social Studies
Susan Sheaffer
Ann Shuman
David
Sitoski
Barbara Smith
Phillip Spaziani
W. Garth Sprecher
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Social Studies
Social Studies
Social Studies
Social Studies
social Studies
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Eric Stein
Social Studies
Christine
Wagner
Sociology
lohn Uhl
lames Weber
Lee Wisneski
Douglas Witmer
Social Studies
Social Studies
Social Studies
Social Studies
Karon Kleiner
Speech
Martin Kleiner
Kerry Ruff
Speech
Speech/Theatre
Bob
Hall
Sociology
PUBLIC
SCHOOL
NURSING
Virginia Donovan
Pub. School Nursing
Jane Mitchell
Pub. School Nursing
Anne Patterson
Pub. School Nursing
Kathryn Reese
Pub. School Nursing
Susan Houck
Pub. School Nursing
Jean Klawitter
Pub. School Nursing
Linda Martz
Pub. School Nursing
W^:
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The campus has finished another year. Charles Carlson served quietly as a gentleman. Never confuse politeness with morality. What events of this year will influence
the coming semesters at B.S.C.? Has anything of significance actually happened? For
the masses it has been a quiet year, and for the few, a tumultous time. The outer
layers of the campus were content with hypnotists, sexuality programs, field house
concerts, and student union activities. With a flair for emptiness, the campus carried
on with business as usual. Towards the end of the political war staged by those sides
who simultaneously perceived themselves as all that is good, the campus began
hoping for a break. During this rest, the few honest souls would recuperate and
those
who
enough
thought of themselves as imbued with mission would wait only long
to regroup.
honored the process
From the perspective of the more politically astutfe, it seems
fair to say that the candidate from Shippensburg State College had it in the bag.
McCormick, we wish you luck. would suggest that future student bodies watch the
new president carefully, whomever he may be. As the new executive enters office
and things start happening, you'll begin to see what was sacrificed on his part so he
could get the job. It doesn't happen any other way.
With the death, or should say killing, of the Great Society on a national level we
also see the demise of B.S.C.'s academic society. Retrenchment is a bureaucracy
pulling its belt one notch tighter. Money is scarce and anyone dropped from the
ranks will not be replaced. In effect, when all the chopping away is completed,
B.S.C. will have a faculty that will be the same in twenty years. Only those with tenIn a
somewhat
secretive manner, the Board of Trustees has
of choosing a president.
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feeling
is
bunch of tenured
she'll
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the
air after this last
faculty.
With
year?
this, B.S.C.
A handpicked
president and a secure
enters the mid-seventies,
and with
this»
leave the seventies.
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