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Open

this

book

—

with captured memories of our triumphs and our
heartaches
Flip through the pages and wander down those halfremembered paths, for we will never walk them again.
littered

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Old Friends.

Memory brushes

the same years,
Silently sharing the same fears.
Time it was and what a time it was.
It was a time of innocence,
A time of confidence.

Long ago it must be,
I have a photograph
Preserve your memories
They're

all

that's left you.

Simon and Garfunkel

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We cherish our friends not
for their ability to amuse us,
but for ours to amuse them.

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the music of autumnal winds
amongst the woods.

Wild

is

William Wadsworth.

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Benatar Rocks B.U.
Wide Awake
land?

in

Who knows

Dream-

—

but

everyone was obviously
Wide Awake in Bloomsburg
as Pat Benatar brought her
tour to Nelson Fieldhouse on
October 5. 1988. Pat returned to the stage after taking a few years off to raise

daughter Hayley and work
on new material. Her new
album features the hits

"Don't Walk

Away" and

"All Fired Up" as well as
several other notable tracks.
Opening for Pat Benatar

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hellos

were the Del Lords, an up
and coming four man group
out of New York City who
started off the evening with
some new releases. "Hell

Bent

for

You," "Jumpin' in

the Night," and "Find True
Love" met with a fairly enthusiastic audience "Hell
Bent" on getting rowdier by
the minute. Surprisingly,
the concert kept closely to
schedule and Pat arrived on
stage promptly at nine
for over

Wide Awake

the cuts off

Dreamland

in

.

Attendance at the concert
better than expected, and those who went certainly got their money's

was much

worth. BSCC, Security, and

Jimmy Gilliland did a great job
in

choosing and sponsoring

the concert.

o'clock.

She performed

two hours and kept the crowd
on its feet and singing along to
"Hit Me With Your Best Shot,"
"Promises in the Dark,"
"Love is a Battlefield," and all

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history

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Bloomsburg Marks
Years

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The BU's LEGACY OF LEARNING
Continues
1839

marked the establishment of the Bloomsburg Academy by
C.P. Waller. The "classical school" located at Third and Jefferson
Streets was established to teach the theories of academic achievement to its classes. While the Academy was striving to achieve
academic excellence, Louis Daguerre revealed the photographic process to a young, ambitious American in Paris. Memories of families,
friends, events, as well as memories experienced at the Academy
would now be preserved not only in hearts, but on fllm. 1856 saw
Bloomsburg townspeople join together to secure a charter of incorporation. The Academy was reorganized and named the Bloomsburg Literary Institute. In the meantime, John Brown's abolitionists began their fight against slavery in Kansas. 1869 was the
year that the Institute was recognized as the Bloomsburg Literary
Institute and State Normal School for the Sixth District. It also
marked the opening of Institute Hall, now Carver Hall. Meanwhile, a

was being driven into the final section of track in
Promotory, Utah to commemorate the completion of the Trans-

gold spike

continental Railroad.

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history

New Strides In The 20th
Century
1916

was a year of great strides. It saw the Literary Institute
purchased by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for $10,000 and
renamed the Bloomsburg State Normal School. On campus student
accomodations were expanded: lockers for visiting athletic teams
were hung In the gymnasium; wash and iron rooms were Installed
In the girls* dorms; and bathroom facilities were added. However, to
cover the expense of these additional "luxuries," student boarding
fees were Increased by 50 cents a week. During the year, the
graduating class decided to create a book which would be "... a
collection of passing remarks said by the way ..." loosely translated into Latin, Dictum Obiter. Thus the Obiter was bom.
In other parts of the world, Germany's Kaiser Wilhelm was advancing on bordering nations,- shortening the number of peaceful
days remaining for the U.S. As America strengthened her forces in
anticipation of fighting in WWI, the Normal School also strengthened her facilities.

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After

WWI, BU Continues
Growth

1927

found the concentration on teaching education skills so
rewarding the the Normal School was upgraded to the State Teachers' College at Bloomsburg. The next 25 years also saw additional
degree programs in several areas; business education, special education, civil aeronautics, science, engineering, drafting, naval
flight instruction, and dental hygiene. While Bloomsburg was expanding educational horizons, Charles Lindbergh was exploring
new horizons, of aviation. He completed the first non-stop flight
from New York to Paris, making aviation history. 1960 brought
growth in courses, departments, and faculty as well as the birth of a
new name; Bloomsburg State College. The degree programs were
expanded to include not only teacher education, but also liberal
arts, business and graduate studies and research. Later continuing
health
education and public services, and human services
election
by
won
the
courses were added to the curriculum. Kennedy
the narrowest margin on record and BSC continued her steady
stride toward her goals.

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history

history

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Award Winners
Winners

at the Oscars:
Actress:
Jodie Foster
Best

for

THE ACCUSED

WANDA
Heisman Trophy Win-

RAINMAN
RAINMAN

WORKING GIRL

Bush
Vice President Elect:

for

Movie:
Song: 'Let the River Run'

from

A FISH CALLED

ner: Barry Sanders, a junior from Oklahoma State
President Elect: George

Best Actor: Dustin Hoff-

man

Kline for

88-89
Movies

Supporting Actress: Dan Quayle
Geena Davis

for

THE AC- NCAA

CIDENTAL TOURIST
Supporting Actor: Kevin

Basketball: Michigan beats Seton Hall

Some of the more memorable movies
in

1988-89 included:

MISSISSIPPI BURNING

— the

ry of the deaths of civil rights

sto-

work

ers in Mississippi during the 1960's
and the hunt to find their killers.

—

THE ACCUSED

raped in a bar, but

one

who

woman

is

will receive

the punishment?

A FISH CALLED WANDA

—

a

comedy starring Kevin Kline, John
Cleese, and Jamie Leigh Curtis.

THE LAST TEMPTATION OF
CHRIST

— a new

of Christ, this

some

telling of the story

movie was banned In

cities.

DANGEROUS LIASONS
loves and

lives of

—

the
mid-eighteenth

century Europe.

RAINMAN

—

the story of an au-

savant and his brother as they
get to know each other while cross
tistic

ing the country.

BEACHES

—

two friends grow up,
and grow closer in this
touching movie that came out at

grow

old,

Christmas time.

WORKING GIRL — Melanie Griffith
climbs the corporate ladder with ro
mantle Harrison Ford and Sigourney
Weaver as her manipulative boss.

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Music 1988-89
Music in the 19881989 school year included the following
artists

Iloca-Cola

dies.

and other major

-orporatlons pull ads from

vlARRIED WITH CHILDREN after parents start a
najor campaign against
,roducts who advertise on
he program. The parents

MARRIED

relieve that
\'ITH CHILDREN was too
)penly sexual for the time
dot.

climbed the charts:
The Traveling Wilburys, who included Roy
Orbison

REM (GREEN)
Madonna (LIKE A

U2

(THE

and Hum)
Debbie Gibson (OUT
OF THE BLUE)

Happenings
Emperor Hlrohlto

whose albums

Chicago (19)
Anita Baker
George Michael
(FAITH)

(Rattle

PRAYER)
Fine Young Cannibals

RAW AND THE

COOKED)

were found on apples that

could be harmful to
humans.
Salamon Rushdie's book

SATANIC VERSES almost
costs him his life after
Ayatollah Khomlenl puts
out a reward for his murder.

The Exxon tanker Valdez
runs aground putting oil
Into the ocean around the

vicryl Streep and other
elebrlties begin an Infornation campaign to other

coastline of Alaska.

)arents about the Imporance of washing vegetibles before eating them.
This came after pesticides

fishing livelihood

The
environmental disaster
cost

many

people their

and

de-

stroyed the homeland of
several animal species.

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admin

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President Harry Ausprich. Ph.D
Dr. Betty

Allamong

Vice President for Academic Affairs
and Provost
Dr. Jerrold Grlffls
Vice President for Student Life

Dr. Robert Parrlsh
Vice President for Administration

John Walker
Vice President for Institutional

Advancement

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Abell, John. Acting Dean, Ext Prms
Adrian, Peter. Head Football Coach

Bailey, William. Manager, Univ.
Store
Balllle, William. Dlr, Honors & Scholars
Baird, John. Dean, Coll of Arts & Scl

Barnett, Carol. Asst Dir,

CDC

Law Enforcement
Barsness, Lorl. Greek Coordinator
Bleryla. John. Asst Dlr, Fin Aid
Bryan, Jesse. Dlr, ACT 101/EOP
Barnes, Deborah. Asst Dlr,

Bryson, Sheryl. Dlr, Univ Relations
Carlson, Charles. Acting Dean, Grad
Studies
Carpenter, Jennie. Dlr. Res Life
Christy, James. Dlr, Admissions
Conard, Paul. Asst VP for Admin

Cooper, Tom. Dean, Enrollment

Management
Davies. Tom. Dir, CDC
DeMelfi, Joseph. Interim Asst Dlr,
Develop/Athletics
DlGlondomenico. Ron. Coord, Acad.

Advisement
Dodson, Doyle.

Dir,

Computer Serv-

ices

Gilliland.

Jimmy. Asst

Dir.

Student

Activities

Haupt, Richard. Coord for Student
Life Operations
Hill. David. Comptroller, Community
Activities

& Kehr

Union

Hlppenstlel, Doug. Dlr,

Alumni

Af-

fairs

lanlero,

Anthony.

Joseph, Tom.

Dir,

Dlr,

Development

TV &

Radio Serv-

ices

Kresch, Thomas. Asst Dlr. Res Life
Lyons, Thomas. Dir, Fin Aid
Macauley, Howard. Dean. College of
Prof Studies
McCulloch. Donald. Dir, Physical
Plant & Energy Management

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admin

McFadden, Hugh.
Res. & Info. Mgmt.

DIr, Planning. Inst.

Mitchell. George. Dlr. Affirmative Action.

MItchell-Helwlg. Asst Dlr. Development

Mulka, John. Dean, Student Develop-

ment
Newson. Roosevelt. Assoc. Dean.
lege of Arts

&

Col-

Scl

Norton. Robert. Dean. Student Life.
Plotrowskl. Thaddeus. Dlr. Learning
Resources Center.
Quick. Paul. Dlr. Curriculum Materials
Center.
Quinn. Joseph. Dlr. Purchasing.

Schnure. Kenneth. Registrar.

Shanoskl. Ted. Community Arts Council.

Sowash. Linda. Assoc

Dlr.

Residence

Life.

Sowash. Mike. Assoc

Dlr.

Student Ac-

tivities.

Trathen. John. Dlr. Student Activities
Union.
Walker. Sandra. Coordinator of Orientation. Counseling. & Human Development.

& Kehr

Weaver. Kenneth. Dlr. Law Enforcement.
Young. Donald. Resident Director. Residence

Life.

Fromm.

Roger. Archivist.

Scrlmgeour. John. Dlr. Counseling &
Human Development.
Yorl. Robert. Interim Dean. College of
Business.

admin

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Dr. Cynthia Blanchl Joined
anthro department In July.

BU's

The Husky celebrates a touch-

down with

a security officer.

During move-In and book buying.
University store employees graciously give their time to help students.

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adm

candids

Bloomsburg Goes
Ivy
"How to Get an Ivy
League Education at a

dying reputation as a

State University." by Martin Nemko of Oakland. Cal-

grown

if.,

devoted five pages to

Bloomsburg University

in-

"still

suffers from a slow-

teachers college."
into a solid

hensive university, with
the unusual combination

cluding a profile of the student body, descriptions of
typical class sizes, the
honors and scholars programs, the extracurricular
activities, housing, and the
setting and location of the

of firm discipline

campus.
The book

generally
lists

the top

1 15 public institutions for
students to get a quality
education at an affordable
price. The book praises
BU's high student retention rate and the general
education requirements. It
notes that although BU

it "has
Compre-

and ac-

ademic standards

at

a

public college price."

Bloomsburg University
President Harry Ausprich
said the books assessment of the univeristy is

"We are
fair.
pleased to be included in
this list of the top 1 1 5 public institutions. We. of

course, have always
known we provide excellent educational opportu-

nities at

an affordable

cost."

Anne Wilson takes a break from licr work In the Sociology Department.
hope that Isn't your car a BU Security Officer Is ticketing.

Dr.
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Assistant V. P. for Student Life Robert Norton
Registrar Ken Schnure

Dean

of Enrollment

Thomas Cooper

Administrative Assistant to the Comptroller Jeanne

Bucher
V. P. for Student Life Jerrold Grlffls

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admin

President Ausprich

Mass Comm. Chairman Tamrat Mereba
Athletics Director Mary Gardner
Provost Betty

AUamong

admin

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events

student Life

Playing bingo on a weeknlght Is a refreshing break
from studying.
These Phi Delta sisters and Beta Sig brothers helped
Senator Helfrlck at the Homecoming parade.
Program Board brings bands In to liven up our weekends.
Pat Benatar visled BU In October to a crowded Nelson
Fleldhouse.
As a fundraiser for the Husky Ambassadors, President Ausprlch traded places for a day with student

Monya

Lee.

George Carlln kicked
January.

off

BU's sesqulcentennlal

1839-1989

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student

life

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Getting a refrigerator

Is

made easy by

services such as these, but be sure dad has
the money to pay for It.

Security officers help direct new students to their dorms.
"Now that It's unloaded, what do we do with It?
These students wall patiently for the next load.

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moveln

Move-In
by Tara Wolfgang
We're moving up and

in!

Remember lugging the 400
pound footlocker up 9
flights when the elevators
decided not to work only to
find there was no way all
that junk would ever fit in

your new home?!
As you unpack, the best
you could, kiss mom and
dad goodbye and begin a

new

as a college stuall your
favorite tapes, but no one

dent!
told

your

life

You brought

you you would need
own soap! Now what?

It's roommate to the rescue
and so a new and wonder-

ful

friendship begins.

Remember your first trip
commons? You've

can't forget sending your
lunch crashing to the
ground. You just knew everyone's eyes were set on
you.
It didn't get better right
away either. Remember

your

first venture to the
laundry. Whatever didn't
fade, shrunk; whatever

didn't shrink wasn't
clean, but you did it all on
your own.

Now

the

"friendly col-

on the hill" is home.
Wing meetings, mixers,
extended
visitation
lege

(finally),

meeting new

friends, joining clubs

and

studying, studying, studying!

It

finally starts to fall

to the

into place

never tried so hard not to
look like a freshman as
you did on that day! You

we

and then soon
on our

realize we're

way.

These econ books stare ominously at new students and their parents.
These parents and students stop to double check and make sure they have everything.

movein

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This page: This student takes to time to actually read for his classes.
Lynne Kost finds that studying In bed Is much more comfortable than at a desk.
Typewriters can be a Ufesaver when writing that last minute paper.
Opposite page: Sometimes you Just find yourself with nothing to do when the homework's
done.

Spreading everything out can sometimes be helpful In deciding what goes where as freshman
Kim Refsnlder found out.
That desk Job can bring In money and allow you study time, can't It Cathy Dlreso?

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dorm

life

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Dorm

Living

As we made our way
from home into the world
of dorm life, we encoun-

did not hesitate to beg, bor-

ROOMMATE, the
horrors of no space and

resist

tered the
Just

what we

all

needed

—

row or

steal edibles

and

clothing. Neither did they

impulses to burst ina room and to dive tackan adopted brother or

to
le

the R.A.

sister.

After recovering from
our first trip to the commons, finding where the

We discovered new freedoms there, too; no Mom or
Dad to yell about late

bathroom

was,

and

searching the store for all
our books, we came to realize that dorm life wasn't
all

that bad.

Those who had

previously been the only child

instantly

adopted

"winglets" for brothers
and sisters, and true to
sibling form, these siblings

hours, not studying, cutting class

and who came

home with

us.

However,

they also werent there to
let us in, nurse us, write
excuses for us, or make

meals

for us.

As we

howevbegan to think
about off-campus living
er,

we

adjusted,

also

dorm

life

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Off

Campus

There comes a time
when most students feel
the urge to move on, er,
move off, actually. No matter how much you cherish

Life

With added freedom
comes added
ty.

Bills,

responsibili-

all varieties,

ap-

pear faithfully in the mailbox each month, and you

seem

to figure

Quiet Hours, or those gold-

just can't

en moments spent waiting
for a shower, or the gastronomic delights proffered by Scranton Com-

out where all the money
went. Learning to manage
is a skill we all must learn
and a lot of fun can be had
learning these lessons.
You learn to live with your
buddies who may turn out
to be closet psychotics,
and eventually you will be
able to tell at a glance
whose car scratched yours
in the parking lot by the
color of the scratch. For

mons; you make the
decision to sacrifice

all

that in favor of FREEDOM.
'Course, now you have to
deal with unyielding landlords, obnoxious neighbors, and learning how to
cook with more than a
hotpot. Make no mistake,
the majority love living off
campus and would rather
camp out than move back
Into the dorms.

many,

living off

campus

a dress rehearsal for
after graduation.

is

life

Most students find moving out for
the first time similar to sword
swallowing as this student obviously does.
The first time

we

ever did dishes.

Mom.
in the dorm will nevthis good!"

"Those kids
er have

off

campus

living

it

Robin, Ellen, and Sherry formed a close bond of friendship after living together

off-

campus.

Now

what to eat from the takeout that's leftover.
ones with music, are a special pari of moving off-campus.
However, moving off-campus can also turn students Into tv-walchlng. potato chlpeatlng couch fKJtatoes.
It's

time

to decide

Parties. Including

off-campus

life

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Commuting
By Maria Makowski
There are around 700 of
them and you probably
pass by some of them everyday as you walk around

campus. They drive to
not from off
school
campus apartments In
Bloomsburg. but from
sometimes thirty
home

—

—

or forty miles each way.

These are the commuters.

Commuting

to college

has many advantages.
With the rising costs of tuition and room and board,
college students

able to

who

are

commute may

choose to do so because ifs
cheaper to live at home.
Another advantage is that
even as freshman, commuters are allowed to have
a car on campus as well as

a parking spot, (provided
you can find one) quite a
commodity on this campus. Finally, although

liv-

ing independently may be
good at times, there's "no

place like home
its comforts.

"

with

all

Of course, commuting
also has

disadvantages.
out on
alot of the events that happen on campus and the experience of living in a
dorm. Fickle weather is a
big problem. And, in most
cases, living at home does
impose a different set of
its

Commuters miss

rules on you then living in
an apartment with friends.
You probably know someone who commutes: there
are more of us than you'd

think.

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commuting

commuting

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Is student day at the fair. And all
students even the young ones come out for
the rides.
This fountain is In one of the loveliest fair

Tuesday

buildings.

The merry mixer'

for adults

whips BU

stu-

dents around before they head back to

campus

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fair

for class.

Fair Brightens Fall 88
For many years the
Bloomsburg Fair has been
a festive event. This years
fair was no different. It
was packed with fun and
excitement for all ages.
The entertainment was
wide and diverse. Hit singers Tiffany, the Jets,

and

Alabama kept crowds
jumping long

into the
night. Every concert was
packed with screaming,

enthusiastic fans.
For those who live on the
wild side of life, there were
fast, loud, and looping
rides. Younger fair goers
could ride trains, or planes

kiddie rides

enough

and not brave

for the fast

rides there

paced

was the always

popular ferris wheel.
After riding for hours

and walking for what
seemed like miles, you
could settle back for some
of the finest food in the

The variety ranged
from french fries to Italian
sausage. To satisfy the
sweet tooth there were
area.

loads of cotton candy, ice
cream, funnel cakes, candy apples, and a host of

other goodies.

When asked what

she

and had an assortment of
entertainment Just for

liked most about the fair.
Dr. Sperling replied, "I can
go
and eat anything I

them. For those too old for

want."

.

.

.

Bloomsburg Fair paraphenalla can be bought

all over
the Fairgrounds.
This teddy bear serves as an advertisement for Delhi's
nursery.

These prize winning pumpkins

rival

some BU

football

players In size.

fair

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NUMBER I NE
LOVE YOl

Students send a special message In the sky.
Food can be so Important at a football game.
Band members anxiously await the next play

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parents'

weekend

f

Parents'
The Eighteenth Annual
Parents' Weekend took
place October 7-9 at
Bloomsburg University.
Each year, this event gives

Weekend
President Ausprich, Chairperson Dunkelberger, and
CGA President Gerlach.
Immediately afterward,

parents a chance to be rec-

Mom and Dad of the
Day were randomly drawn
the

ognlzed and honored.

from

Gwenda Dunkelberger

istered.

chaired the Parents'
Weekend Committee this

June Serpico from Scranton, and Dave McKee from

year. Many events designed to bring students,
parents, and University
staff together were suc-

Pottstown.
Besides the recreational
activities, parents also had
the chance to meet admin-

cessfully carried

off.

The highlight

of the
weekend was the Huskies'
18-7 victory over East
Stroudsburg. At half-time,
parents were welcomed by

all

the parents reg-

The winners were:

istrators

and faculty and

find out more about the
University. Judging from

the 2000 who attended.
Parents' Weekend was a
success.

The Husky could be seen eavesdropping on
parents during the Parents' weekend game.
The University store provided sales for parents on Bloomsburg Items.
President Ausprich takes time out for a drink
during the Parents' weekend game.

parents'

weekend

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parents'

weekend

The

university store

provides good buys
for parents and students alike.

Associate Student
Activities Director

Jimmy

Gllllland gets

Into the Parent's

Weekend spirit.
Students and parents use some free
time to peruse Josten's class rings.

parents'

weekend

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It's

a Small World
After All

Homecoming 1988 may
have been marred by uncooperative weather, but
the Huskies came through
undaunted and shut out
Mansfield's Mounties 9-0.

second was the

The cancellation

At halftime, with the
Huskies leading Mansfield,
Maryann Patton passed on
her crown to 1988 Homecoming Sweetheart Lauren
Plaza, representing Chi
Theta Pi. Stacey Turock
was selected as the 1988
Freshman Sweetheart.
Other winners in the

of Friday

night's Bonfire, due to
rain, was a good indicator
of Mother Nature's plans
to disrupt the weekend's
festivities.

Nonetheless,

the parade and game took
place as scheduled, and
loyal supporters had a
good, although cold and
wet, time.
Weeks of frenetic plan-

Kappa Epsllon. Rounding
out the field was Phi Sigma
Pi's float in third place.

Homecoming competitions
were as

floats were destroyed by
the rain, but not before the

Overall

Theta

Tau Omega, Theta Chi,
and the Campus Child
Center were awarded

first

place in the Homecoming
Float Competition. Placing

follows: Chi

& Tau Kappa

Pi

efforts of

by

Sigma Sigma, and Tau

ning and work on the

combined

float

Delta Epsllon Beta, Sigma

Omega

Theta

Epsllon

—

Cum; Theta Tau

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Greek InvolveGreek
Service; Columbia Hall
ment; Phi Delta

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Residence Hall Decorating;

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Banner
70 Iron Street
Contest; Child Care Center
Office Decorating.

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Senator Ed Helfrick rode Phi Delta and Beta Sig's noat.
Raquel Alvarado and escort waved to friends in the crowd.
Even the cheerleaders found it hard not be happy as we beat our opponent in the
homecoming game.

WBUg sweetheart

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homecoming

These two ladles smiled
rapher even in the rain.

for the photog-

Dressing to celebrate the sesqulcentennlal

was

In order.

This Phi SIg PI brother dressed up as a
penguin for homecoming.
Theta Chi brother Ralph Nardell accepted
the trophy for the " 1 float.

homecoming

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homecoming

Last years Sweetheart Mary
Sweetheart Lauren Plaza.

The Madrigal

Ann

Patton hugs the 1988

singers directed by Dr.

Wendy

Homecoming

Miller sing the

alma

mater.

These two

sisters smile for the passing crowds.

homecoming

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Alumni and

staff dressed for

Homecoming

in traditional

costumes

to

celebrate the sesquicentennial of BU.
Kelli Owens, Schulykill Hall's sweetheart, drives past our photog-

rapher dry and warm.
This Phi Sig PI brother celebrates Homecoming's theme. "It's A Small
World by dressing as King Tut.
Even faculty-staff children got into the Homecoming spirit by dressing
"

and

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riding

homecoming

some

of the floats.

PIxle sisters line the parade route to cheer for
their float.
The Army ROTC patiently wait for the end of

the National Anthem.
These students bundled up to protect themselves from the harsh weather at the Home-

coming game.
President Ausprlch welcomes students, facstaff and alumni to the Homecoming
half-time activities.

ulty,

homecoming

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studying
"The best laid intentions
men, or something

of all

"

to that effect applies to the

OTHER
ing

part of college

— studying! Woe

liv-

to the

first

semester freshman

who

realizes too late, that

just because

have

to

you didn't

do homework

in

mean

high school doesn't
the same is true of college.
Granted, most professors
don't directly check to see
if you are completing the
assignments, but the pace
of most classes leaves little
room to slack off. Finals
week is proof of our tendency to procrastinate

—

the

campus

seems

deserted except for miserable students in sweats
scurrying off to exams.

Turning yourself into a
study spud is not the answer. All students must
learn to balance study
time with recreation if they
are to be successful in
their college programs.
Learning to budget your

time

studying

perhaps the

your spending money.
Where to study poses another problem. Uncooperative roommates often
force the student to look
for a place, any place, as
long as it's free of distracj

tions (yeah, right) in

which

study (daydream). Oh
well, you can always go to
to

Andruss
you?

Sometimes, studying with a friend is easier
than studying alone as sophomores Kim
Kologe and Pam Palermo find out.
Jay McGulre Intently studies for that exam.
The Presdlenfs Lounge In the Union serves
as a quiet place for Steven Roberts

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is

hardest lesson to learn, besides maybe, budgeting

to "study", can't

,

studying

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The
Day

International Relations Club holds an International Relations
so that students can be exposed to other cultures and
coun-

tries.

Scheduling, like this student finds out, can be truly trying.
Visitation Day, at least one every fall and spring, brings
hundreds
of high school students to BU.
Students can learn and gain experience working with TV and Radio
services.

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events

The Husky Singers sing

to their pianist

during the fall concert.
President Ausprich and student Monya
Lee "traded places" for the day and are
shown here at their afternoon press conference.

Student nurses gave out balloons for the
Great American Smokeout in the fall.

events

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BU's Theater Department offers

many

plays Including this one with

Doug Rapson

In the

leal

role.

The ever popular

frat party Is

another of the offerings for something

Program Board's Win. Lose or Draw can be an alternative

to sitting In

to do.

your dorm on a Thursds

night.

BU

students also give their free time as volunteers as these students do for the Telethon
Hope.

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bright spots

What To Do
The weekend

is

OBITER and the
VOICE may be what you

here!

thing, the

We've waited all week and
now what's there to do?
Bloomsburg University offers an endless sea of posslbilities for

need to fill your weekends.
There's always the gym
if working out is for you.
You can head out for some

weekend

laps in the pool, sign up for
aerobics, or use the other
equipment that is avail-

nightlife.

BU

offers concerts,

mov-

ies, skating parties, clubs,
sororities, fraternities,

You name

able.

We have the games room
where you can play your
favorite videogames, shoot
pool or play a few games of

we've
got it. There's something
here for everyone. If you
sports.

it,

want

to get involved,

won't

let

BU

you down.

pinball.

On weekends,

Need some quiet time to
catch up on your studies?
The library is open for you
to use. If you just want to
hang out, town is always

keep you busy, but home is
always nice. Sunday you
can crash out and end another BU weekend.

go-getters.
If

writing, reading

there's al-

ways good ol' home. Packing up your laundry and
bringing back enough food
to feed your wing for a
month. There's enough to

happening! For the adventurous types. Quest is always looking for a group of

great

at BU?!

and

company are your
Program

E3oard also brings

to provide

bands

to

campus

Saturday night entertainment such

as this.

Or students can dance the night away at Studio A Dance Party produced by BU's radio and
television services.

bright spots

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bloomsburg

Bloomsburg's

Downtown

Christmas came

In small packages In downtown Bloomsburg.

The monument on Market

Street

stands as a reminder of the

men

fought In the Civil War from
Columbia County.
Little shops all along Main Street
supply students with shopping
sprees for those necessary Items.

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recruit,

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Edie Brickell
and New Bohemians

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spring events

Pat Benatar Visits

BU

A Visit From The Royal Family
By Melissa

S. Menapace
The Royal Family, the

Edna Ferber. Jack Wade,
assistant professor of

production of the
Bloomsburg Players for the
spring semester opened on

Communications Studies
and director of the play,
said "Kaufman was and
remains our greatest
American writer of come-

bers of the cast with prominent parts included Tony
Dietterick as Tony, Mary
Alice Croll as Fanny Cavendish, David O'Brien as
Herbert Dean, and Bridget
Sullivan as Gwen Caven-

dy.-

dish.

first

Friday. February 10 in Mitrani Hall.

The play is a parody of
the Barrymore family, the
"royal family of theatre"
who's reign over the stage
and screen began in the
19th century. The Royal
Family was written by
S, Kaufman and

George

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royal family

Two

other professors involved in the play were

JodyLynn Swartz, who
played one of the leads as
Julie Cavendish, and Karen Anselm, who designed
the costumes. Other mem-

many college
may not be famil-

Although
students

iar with the Barrymore
Legacy, Wade says they
should be. The Royal Family is also a general parody
of theatre. "In a lot of ways

theatre people haver

changed much sim
1927." Anselm said. "Tl

comedy

is timeless," a
cording to Wade. The pi,
romps through the adve
tures and misadventur
of the Cavendish family
New York several decad
ago. Set and lighting d
signs were by Wade, ai
the sound by David Wate
man and Daniel Delfine

royal family

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george carlin

Carlin in Concert
Carlin Scores With Pointed

Humor

By Mary Evangellsto
A thundering round of
applause filled Mitrani
Hall on Saturday night,
January 28, 1989 as
George Carlin strolled onto
the stage, beginning a two
hour show that was nonstop laughter from start to

tion" in the Korean War to
"post traumatic stress disorder" in the Vietnam

finish.

War.

Carlin targeted his jokes
at feminist, ethnic, and
government groups, yet

Carlin was not the only
entertainer of the evening.
Usually not much can be

somehow remained
fensive. Some of the

expected from opening
acts. However. Mr. Bullhorn was an excellent

inof-

usual
favorites were performed,
such as his sketches on
cats and dogs, football and
baseball, and of course, his
closing recital of lists of
dirty words.

misms. He used the example
of
the
phrase

World

"shellshock"

in

War becoming

"battle fa-

I

tigue" in World

War

II,

then "operational exhaus-

choice; fast paced, fun,
and truly humorous. His
thirty minute routine successfully set the mood for
the rest of the night. De-

The audience responded
with incessant laughter
and intermittent applause

spite rude comments and
obnoxious outburts from

his energetic, original
show. A serious edge was

dience, Mr. Bullhorn held
his own and entertained

to

some members

of the au-

touched upon regarding

with a hilarious

the infiltration of euphe-

an excellent evening.

act.

It

was

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sports

Athletics

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Swim team members cheer on their teammates.
A BU soccer player attempts to block the other team
from getting the

ball.

The opposing team attempts

to

bring

down

a

BU

foot-

ball player.

Hockey Player Susie Slocum prepares

to

pass her ball

to fellow players.

This tennis player believes that practice makes perfect.

A

cool drink of water

games

is vital

during some of those hot

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Football Third in
by Debbie Feusner

The Husky Footbal
Team and coaching

staff

under Head Coach Adrian
had another successful
season this year with a 7

and 4

record.

They

also

captured third place In the
PSAC Eastern Division
with a record of 4 wins and
2 losses.
The offense turned In a
fine season despite many
injuries to valuable players

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football

PSAC

East

while the defense was once
again among the nation's

leaders in scoring and
rushing.

This year's team

will

lose twenty-three talented

and dedicated seniors who
be sorely missed by
the coaching staff and the
faithful Husky fans, but all
hopes are optimistic for
another successful season
next year.
will

football

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hockey

Hockey Captures Second

at Nationals

by Leslie Troglione

The women's field hockey team,
coached by Jan Hutchinson and captained by seniors Alicia Terrizi, Cindy
Hurst, and Michelle Carcarey finished
their regular season with a record of 171-1, with six wins and one tie in conference games. In post season play, the
Huskies defeated East Stourdsburg (1-0)
and Kutztown (1-0) to capture their
fourth Pennsylvania State Conference
Championship in six years.
1 988 was their ninth straight national

tournament appearance, having
claimed four titles in the last seven
years. The Huskies defeated Calvin (20), Lebanon Valley (7-0), and Cortland
State (1-0) to reach the finals against
Trenton State. It took two overtimes for
the Lions to come out with a 3-2 victory.
Bloomsburg finished second with a 222-1 record. Freshman Gisela Smith, junior Daneen Fero, and senior Cindy Hurst
were named as All Conference Players.

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Soccer Plan Season
by Leslie Trogllone
The men's soccer team,
coached by Steve Goodwin

and assisted by Tor
Hotham, finished

their

season with four wins, ten
losses and five ties. Of
those nineteen games,
nine went into overtime.
Coach Goodwin feels the
team played well enough to
win fourteen games, but
came up short because of
injuries to starting players.

The team captains were

1

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soccer

Juniors Jack Milligan and
Karl Alexy. Other outstanding players are Jerry
Crick and Alfred McKenzie
who have a chance to be
named First Team Regional All-American. The team
in losing only one member
to graduation this year,
Howy Angstadt. With one

more year

of experience

the men's soccer team will
win those close games and
have another successful
season next year.

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Own Records
by Leslie Troglione

The women's and men's
swim team finished their
season with a record of
eight wins and four losses
and four wins and four
losses, respectively.

The

Dave Rider and he
is assisted by Julie Johnston. The divers are
coached by Larry Miller.
coach

is

The team's captains are
seniors Todd McAllister
and Andy Savarese and
juniors Kim Youndt and
Deb Legg for the women.
The men finished sixth
in the conference this season. At the state meet they
placed sixth once again. At
the state meet the women
finished second. Individu-

ally, Kim Youndt, Carol
Gurniak and freshmen

Heidi Kohlhaas and Kelley
Tracey finished second in
the 200 yard medley relay.
Heidi also finished second
in the 100 yard butterfly.
Deb Legg won the 1650
yard freestyle and freshman Tracey Price won four
events: the 100 and 200
yard butterfly, and the 200
and 400 yard individual

medley.
At nationals Bloomsburg
was represented by two di-

Kim Miller and Mimi
Mikalac and four swimmers Deb Legg, Kim
Youndt, Heidi Kohlhaas
and Tracey Price. Deb and
vers,

Heidi's best finish was
1 2th in the 200 medley relay. Kim's best event was
the 100 yard backstroke
where she took 1 1th place
and Tracey finished 8th in
the 200 yard butterfly.

With such young talent
on the team, the coaches
are looking forward to an
even more successful next
year.

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lOo

Bloomsburg Goes To

NCAA Tourney
The Husky men's basketball team, while not
having that perfect regular
season record like the
women, entered the NCAA
Division II Tournament
with a 26-4 record.
The team, defeated by
Millersville in the Pennsylvania Conference Championships, hoped to defeat
Philadelphia Textile in
their first game of the
championship.
Leading club scorer Bill
Connelly averaged 17.3
points per game. Sophomore Craig Phillips aver-

aged about 13.5 p.p.g.
Connelly was the top free
thrower and tops in the assist category. The Huskies
other three starters, Jim
Higgins, Alex Nelcha, and
Dave Carpenter also average over 8 points a game.
The team's strong defense helped to establish a
new school record for victories in a season limiting
their opponents to Just
67.7 p.p.g. and 42.1 percent from the field. They
also out-rebounded their
opposition by an average
of 8. 1 per game.

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Lorenzi Becomes 2,000 Point Scorer
In January, coming off a
11-0 mark, the Huskies'
women's basketball team
was ranked by the NCAA
Division II for the first
time. They were placed
fourth behind Cal-Poly Pomona, West Texas State
and North Dakota State.
It was an indication of
things to come.

By Spring Break,

in

March, the Huskies were
undefeated and the top
ranked team. They won
the Eastern Division of the
Conference with a 12-0
mark and at that time had
a team mark of 26-0. They
hosted the Pennsylvania
Conference the weekend
previous to break.
Over Spring break, while
the rest of us headed for
the beaches, the women's

team advanced

to the
quarterfinals by downing
Pace (63-61) and Lock Haven (64-58) to capture the

Eastern Regional title. The
number one spot, however, was not to be Bloomsburg's.

The team ended

the season placing in the
top ten, but not the winner.

During the season, senTheresa Lorenzi scored
her 2,000th career point.
The team had starters
Elaine Wolf, Becky Pigga
and Nina Alston all averior

aging over the 5 points per

game mark. The Huskies
outscored their opponents
by an average of 1 7.3 p.p.g

and limited them to Just
36.5 percent from the
floor.

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W-BB

Wrestling
By

Leslie Troglione

The wrestling team

fin-

ished with a record of 13-7
this season, which was
good enough to win them
the Pennsylvania Conference Championship, as
well as establish them as

the fourteenth best team
Division
schools.
Roger Sanders heads the
coaching staff, assisted by

among

Tom

1

Martucci and Carl
Senior Dave Morgan
served as captain of the
squad.
Five wrestlers qualified
for the NCAA Tournament
this year. Marty King
placed third at 142 lbs.;
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wrestling

Tony Reed placed third at
134 lbs.; Dave Kennedy
finished second at 126
lbs.; Paul Keysaw placed
second at 190 lbs.; and
Dave Morgan finished first
150 lb. division.
Bloomsburg's Wrestlers
have a long history of competing successfully in a
tough field of competitors.
1989 marks another winning season for the
Huskies. The coaches and
in the

wrestlers are pleased with
this year's accomplish-

ments, and are eagerly
looking forward to an even
more succesful season
next year.

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Softball

Names Three

All-Americans
The lady Huskies set a
school record for victories
in a season and posted its
tenth-consecutive winning
season.
Three of the team's

members were named
Amerlcan

All-

for their efforts:

sophomore Lori Shelly,
juniors Cindy Slocum and
Gina Lindemuth.
The Huskies completed
the season with a sparkling record of 43-6 which
included their seventhstraight Pennsylvania
Conference title and an appearance in a national
tournament for the 10th
year in a row. The 43 wins
snapped the existing
school mark of 42 victories
set by the 1986 squad.

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Coach John Babb's team
established a new school
record for victories in a
season with 24 triumphs
against 16 losses snapping
the old mark of 20 wins set
by the 1978, 1986 and
1988 squads. The Huskies
finished 1 1-9 and in a second-place tie with Millersville in the PC's Eastern
Division, but dropped a 65, 10-inning decision to
the Marauders in a special
playoff game and missed
the opportunity to make
the school's first appear-

ance

in the

conference

championship tournament.
Seniors Matt Karchner
and Erik Pedersen, junior

Tim

Pritchard,

and

man Mike Bruno

fresh-

earned

positions on the

all-

conference baseball team.

Karchner was selected at
two positions and marked
the third consecutive time
he did so. He was selected
as both third baseman and
as one of the pitchers following an outstanding sea-

son on the mound. He
started 10 games registering a mark of 7-2 in 64 and
2/3 innings of work. He allowed 58 hits and 24 runs,
14 of which were earned.
Pedersen had a record of
3-0 in 30 innings on the
mound. He allowed 24 hits
and 10 runs, nine of which
were earned.
Pritchard was named to
the all-star unit as the designated hitter having hit
.413 in 37 games with 45
in 109 trips to the plate.
Bruno played third and
first base for the Huskies,
hitting a team high of .446.

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Tennis Teams' Climb

to the

TOP

by Leslie TrogUone

The women's tennis
team, coached by Mike
Herbert, finished the sea-

son with a 7-10 record
overall including a 4-3

mark in the conference.
Sophomore Nancy Buie
played number one singles
for

BU

with junior Cathy

at number
at
Labosky
two, Chris

Von Luehrte

three, senior

Jeanne

Cancelllere at four, freshman Leslie Troglione at
five and freshman Laurie

MacGregor at six. Doubles
teams were Buie and Von
Luehrte at number one,
Labosky and junior Jayme
Arlow at two and Troglione
and MacGregor at three.
At the PSAC Championships at Erie,

Von Luehrte

and Labosky were semifinalists in singles, and the

teams

of

Labosky and

Arlow and MacGregor and
Michelle Sturtt were semi-

As a
team Bloomsburg finished

finalists in doubles.

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greeks

Greeks

These Theta Tau Omega sisters seemed happy with
the way the Greek Open House was going.
Tri Sigma offers non-alcoholic parties for students
like this one.

These students stop at GEO for another of the nonalcoholic parties given for students by Greeks.

and Lambda Chi brothers smiled for us
Greek Open House.
These Tau Kappa Epsilon brothers look like they were
Tri Sig sisters

at

enjoying themselves.

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Alpha Sigma Alpha

First row; K. Slngley. G. Clccone, H. Dobrosky, S. Early. N Kowalsky, J.
Kostek. C. Tegge. K. Coon. Second row: C. Abell, L. Cuvo. K. Jones, P. Dwyer.
M. Cremard, J. Williams. J. Tanner. L. Schrum. Third row: C. DlGlondomenico. D. Lelxerla. C. Wells, M. Shaffer. S. Dlchs. J. Blair. E. Clifford. R.
Cornelison. Fourth row: M. Stabler. S. Edlnger. M. Mornlngred. D. Callen, C.
Grleme. Fifth row: J. Murphy. A.
Robins. J. Arlow. D. Flick. M. Cooper.
Bodlck. D. Rebennack. D. Turner, R. Schroeder, L. Schappert, V. Burdl, A.

Amy

Eastlake.

This Delta PI brother and friends braved the rain to get a
good view of the parade.
AST sister Kim Crumley and TKE brother Mark Beaudoln
stopped to talk to a friend during Greek Open House.

Moran, K. Keenan. R. Boyer. M. Pethlck.
T. Banlck, B. Young. K. Hock. S.
Stutchell, B. Stoll, L. Wever. M. Letchak. A. Miller. K. Clark. M. Pollino. Third
row; H. Noble. M. Strobeck. T. Felllnger. J. Hess. M. Apple. K. Lanzone, C.
Tonklnson. J. Roy. C. ReidmiUer. L. Lappln. C. Burke. C. Toullnoniski. C.
Erb. J. Brelsford, A. Hanley. S. Gill. C. Garrison. Fourth row: D. Adgie. K.
Mulligan. C. Bobbe. C. Vltale. L. Zona. S. Brown. A. Fuhrman. K. Crumley, K.
First row: K. Sinnott, C. SticKer, K.
J.

Ashenfelter.

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ASA, AST

W. Lawhorn. Second row:

Piaseski, D.

Empey,

B.

Haarmeyer

Phi Sigma Sigma

Greeks, Greeks, Greeks

Uf.'L

Bowers, A. BIstllne. L. Scott, (lying) S. Wlllner, M. Frlonl, M. Nye,
DlFrancesco. W. Malo. C. Wagner, J. Fallla. Second row: S. Cochran, L.
Zamlt, D. Glenn, D. Bakowltz, M. Naughton. J. Winger, L. Ryden, M.
Horlnko, C. Brltz. P. Miller, W. Klrkner. Third row: D. Petrlello, C. Moser, T.
Bartlett, K. Cogan, D. Dietrich, L. Irion. T. Wendt, R. Aten, J. Dlven. L.
Moschella, S. Hill, J. McCandless. Fourth row: G. Vicarlo, M. Garnett, T.
Llonettl, K. Silk. B. Black, M. Farris, C. Iffland, M. Leonettl, G. Llndenmuth
First row: S.

J.

These TrlSig

sisters

show

that sisterhood can be pretty

nice.

Sigma Sigma Sigma

Morgan (VP), J. Kramer (Rush Dlr). M. Harner
M. McGarry (Ed Dlr). Second row: T. Schott. L.
Clifford. S.. L., K.. J. Haug. Third row: A. Candorl, P. Martire, S. Donnelly. E.
Barkman, M. McWilllams. C. Obeld. Fourth row: K. Woodward, C. Wels, R.
Alvarado, C. Klelven. L. Halenda. B. Kugler. N. Barnlnger. Fifth row: S.
Rellly, D. Watson, S. Torchlana, D. Relnbold. L. Emerclh, M. Hay, D.
Leinbach. Sixth row: K. Smith. K. Kowalskl. K. Thorborough, C. Keller, C.
Staslunas, L. Paul, C. Golden, M. Barry. Seventh row: N. Carty. A. Williams.
D. Davis, B. Strebln. A. Atherton. Eighth row: D. Reynolds. C. Christy, C.
Foyt)erger, M. Parsons, J. Scolnlch. P. Dennis. Last row: A. Stuer, D. Powell,
A. Fusco. M. Amin.
First row: S.
(Pres),

Vankat

M. Panko

(Tres), C.

(Sect),

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Greeks at

Phi Sig PI

members

cheerfully

parade crowd In the rain.
A GEO brother with time

wave

BU

to a

Homecoming

to spare at a Greek open house.
Phi Sig Sig sisters grin for a passing photographer.
Lauren Plaza, Chi Theta Pi Sweetheart, and escort braved
the rain for the Homecoming Parade.

Some

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Chi Sigma Rho

First row: S.

Severnak,

S.. B., T.

Magray,

L.

Burungart. C. Bobb,

J.

Conver. A.

Gaughan, L. Kline, L. Kubltsky. M. MIddlesworth,
T. Berger. M. Papsln. C. Troutman. Third row: D. Vigilante. D. Gober. M.
Dugan. L. Mann. T. Boyle. J. Barkman. L. Marino. K. Black. Fourth row: A.
Second row:

S. Zuzelskl. S.

Krouse. L. Kelly. M. Daspro. C. WIeboldt. V. Hohl. S. Sullivan. M. Yeager. A.
Laudenslager. In between row 4 & last row: T. Hoffner, A. Lepore. M. Straka.
G. Winder. Last row: M. Frew, S. Peckham. K. Opshlnsky. M. Kupcha, T.
Potocsky. H. Zimmerman. M. Hummell. D. Splndler.

Chi Theta Pi

Two

better than one according to these two DEB sisters.
These PhlSlgSlg pledges became sisters last fall.
Is

First row: N. Beglln. J. FIrmstone. H. Unglran. D. Huber. M. Sullivan, S.
S. Dillmuth. Second row: A. Chldester. M. Rader, J. Chlcklrda, J.
Botch. C. Albert. S. Netwall. Third row: S. McBrlde. M. Tansey, N. Turley. H.

Slocum.

Capparell. R.

McGowan.

McGlnley. C. Williams.

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J.

Duthaler, S. Snyder. Fourth row: S. Gray, J.
Updegraff, S. KlssUng.

J.

Living in the
Delta Epsilon Beta

House
Living In a fraternity or
house can, at first,
be a shock to one's system.
Going from having one or
sorority

two roomates to having
fourteen or more may be

intimidating or even
frightening, yet It all works
out for the best. One learns
how to get along with a variety of personalities and

how

to accomodate the
wishes of others without

giving up one's

First row: C. Collins, J. Carey, J. Hutchinson, C. Macaleer, C. Samples, D.
Flurrle, T. Gosling, P. Vile. Second row: L. KrlU, E. Kuzma, S. Wetzel, d.

Gulden. K. Stanton, K. Rupertus, D. Wlldoner, B. Rupp. Third row:
Hess, R. Wertz, K. Yocum, L. Premock, K. Black, T. Fritz, K.
Groth, K. SIdel, K. Brown, D. Blxler, B, Law. Fourth row: D. Loeb, L. Havrllla,
K. Leinlnger, R. Oberlln, G. Wuth, M. Jackackl, D. Spltler, J. Lee.
Blxler. L.

T. Toth, D.

own

free-

doms.
Something is always going on at the house, it may
be just sitting around
watching a movie and talking, or partying with
housemates and guests, or
even a semi-formal banquet. Things can get hectic

and

Phi Delta

loud, but it is also possible to keep up good
grades as well, since there
is almost always someone
In the same major available and willing to help

with schoolwork. Of
course, living away from
home also teaches responand affords one a

sibility

sense of Independence.

The fraternity or sorority
house provides a nice
change of scene from

liv-

dorm or apartment, and can truly be
called a home away from
home, because you are
ing in a

surrounded by "family" in
the form of sisters, bigs,
and littles, as well as
friends

who

are frequently

visiting.
M. Patton, T. Rose, P. Baehser, L. Haak, T. Netterblade, S.
Nothstein, L. Goldfeder. S. Fritz. Second row: C. Groff, P. Seeling. L. Oscar. B.
Kolro, A. Zeltler, M. Stine, J. Cuff, L. Crawford, J. Coleman. Third row: A.
Rosier. K. Evans. S. Belles. M. Barker, L. Moshlnsky. L. Grablec, M. ChrlsHano, A. Onis, D. Dowhower, K. McFadden, J. Smith, D. Deppen. R. Amrlch,

First row:

T. Magulr. E. Eaton. C.

Worklnger,

S.

Swisher, B. Duke.

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^

,M>

Second row: S. Archbold, S. Sundermler, L. Nepa, M.
Bednarchik, J. Klnsey, B. Plerson, M. Cudahy. K. KImmey. Third row: K.
Gublcza. K. Hurst, M. Grove. J. Sterling, P. Gutshall. M. Davis. M. Hamel.
L. Cullman. A. Bradbury. Fourth row: M. Webster. B. Tobias. L. Smith. A.
Zimmerman. B. Bonafalr. H. TuU. C. Guzik, A. Wetzel. J. Glbbonl, J.
Schreffler, K. Hostetter. D. Becker.
First row: D. Cannes.

Theta Tau Omega
p?"

To

pledge, or not to pledge?

Making the decision to
become a brother or sister
In one of the numerous
Greek organizations on
campus brings about
many changes in a stulife. New friends
are there to complement old friends, and
many more contacts are
made through interactions
with Greek groups, whether by mixers, service proj-

dent's

made

Homecoming, Greek Week, or
ects, activities like

Just hanging out at the table in Kehr Union.

There Is always somewhere to go and someone
to do things with. There is
always someone to help

out in the bad times as well

as celebrate with when
there is a special occasion.
Lifelong friendships frequently emerge from these
special times during the
college years. There are

many

benefits to Joining a

—

Greek Organization
benefits that someone who
isn't Greek might not understand. Going Greek

isn't

for everyone.

Many

students never Join and
are perfectly content to enJoy their college experiences as an Independent.
College offers myriad options to each individual
student, pledging is one of

them.

Chi Theta
the

PI sisters sit

on their

float

as

It

drives up

Main Street

In

Homecoming Parade.

Alpha Sigma Alpha. Phi Sigma Sigma, and Gamma Epsllon OmIcron members watch for their brothers and sisters.
Plxle sisters and EJeta Slg brothers happily enjoy spending time
together during the Greek Open House at the beginning of the
Spring semester.

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These Pixies seemed happy

at the thought of

a

new

spring semester.
sister and cheerleader Monica Palo sells
balloons at the football games.
Alpha Sigma Alpha sisters wave as they pass the crowd
atop their float In the Homecoming parade.

Theta Tau

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Intersorority

Council

First row: K. Adams (Sect), M. Polltno (PR), M. Patton (Pres), P.
Martlre (VP). Second row: T. Groller, M. Frlonl, J. Chlcklrda. M.
Sullivan, S. Lyons, R. Snow, M. Amln, S. Wallzer, C. Collins. A.
Lorah. Third row: W. Klrkner. C. Dent. C. Vltale. D. Palmlerl, D.
Flick, A. Zeltter, C. Hettel, G. Wlrth.

Greek open house brought

all the greeks together In Centennial
Including:
a brother and a Trl-Slg sister talking about upcoming events, a
group of Chi SIg sisters enjoying the company, and one perplexed
looking Phi SIg SIg sister.

Gymnasium

ISC

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Beta Sigma Delta
9

S, Sushla. K. Moore, B. Vockle, A. Bobotas, C. Sharp.
C. Rlckard. J. Blaney. T. Dastalto, D. Nagel, V. Silvia, M.
Maholick, G. Frey, J. Kolmansberger, R. Lechner, G. Brlggs. Back row: T.
Foltz and Skeeter.

First row:

M. Camlre,

Second row:

Gamma Epsilon
Omicron

SIO brothers shoot baskets during Greek Week.
These TKE brothers stopped to smile In the fall
afternoon.

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Beta,

Geo

J. Desk, C. Woznlak, T. Naylon, P. Swlnko, D. Ellas, D. McCollum.
K. Bautsch. R. Cory. E. Miller. Second row: M. Troyan, M. Masulls, T.
Isernhagen, K. Bautsch, P. Slngley. B. Lleberman, D. Kowalskl, P. Pitman, S.
Mauris. B. Zboray. E. Rogers. Third row: J. Hlnes, S. O'Krepky. P. Kelly, B.
Stone, K. Hall, T. Haflett. M. Hill. Fourth row: D. Coolldge, D. Waldman, M.
Byerly, J. Fetterman, D. Katz, J. Derderian, J. Brownwell.

Top Row:

Phi Sigma Xi

Greek Addition

1988 marked the addition of another fratrenlty
to

Bloomsburg Universi-

ty's
J. Naugle. B. Lamont, C. Colder. M. Chlacock. R. Keating. D.
Shultz. T. Zobel. Middle row: R. Anthony. T. Davey, J.R. Lawalt. C. Dauterich. Seated: P. Sallusti. S. Hippensteel. J. Zukos, F. Miller. On floor: S. Harris.
R. Grabelle.

Back row:

growing

list

of

Greek

Organizations. After serving a probationary period
of

one year, Theta Chi Na-

tional Fraternity

was

in-

ducted into the Inter Fraternity Council on Friday,
October 9. Mike Morissey

commented, "We want to
build on the Greek image,

Sigma

Iota

Omega

we're looking forward to
working with IFC."
While on probation, Theta Chi brothers completed

numerous service projects,
and Chris Zukoskl, service

chairman announced.
"We have more In store for
the rest of the semester."
The Icing on the cake for
Theta Chi was the acquisition of a house on East
Street, as well as their ac-

ceptance of twenty-two
candidates Into the

first

pledge class. Welcome!

B. Garrison, B. Demyan. J. Truit. S. Labroli. M. Smith. B. Beatrice,
M. Quigley. JR. Sparry, J. Edwards. S. Boorujy, P. Lleback. J. Jones, J.
Schaefer. B. Laman. L. Ganther. S. Glassford. B. Lloyd. Second row: TE.
Price. S. McBeth. M. Dtstefano. T. Dion. R. Gallas. B. Snuka. G. Lewis. C.
Hopkins. Third row: B. Goffa. E. Celleri. W. Yuhas. M. Boyer. E. Pfeiffer. Jr.

Top row:

P.

Hayward.

J.

McCormack,

B. Tietjen, K.

Young. Front: Howard T. Duck.

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These SIO brothers took time out from their basketball marathon In the fall to pose for Obiter
photographer Kris Buerhle.
Beta Slg brother Jack RIsdon smiles after accepting an award for his work on the VOICE.
At Homecoming, these pledges from ASA. GEO
and Phi Slg Slg respectively led their float on the

Homecoming

144

greek candlds

route.

First row: S. Mllhelm. J. McHale, K. Sttadle, C. Deeter, D. Dlmm, M. Spano. J.
S. Busch, T. Steyer, R. Bentzel, C. King, M. Beaudoln, J. Jackson, J.
Hestner, J. Smith, K. Bennett, D. Delter, S. Gemmo, B. Brlttlngham, J. Bardsley.
Second row: D. Herbert, S. Schleel, C. Plankenhelm, J. McGuIre, S. Jordan, D.

ShevUn,

Bauer. J. Mott, B. Pasloskl, D. Slotterback, W. Sheely. Third row: B. Schrlner. C.
Klshel, J. Fisher, C. Watklns. J. Rohrbach, B. Orndorf, G. PugUsl. P. Woltman

Tau Kappa Epsilon
Kappa Alpha

Landon. R. Taylor. Second row: M. Harris. T. Rotierts. N.
M. Poulson, C. Halley, K. Cobb,

First row: K.
III.

Psi

Brttt

Teke. Kappa

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Theta Chi

Front row: R. Nardell, S. McVlcar, H. Llberman, T.
Gaffney. Second row: S. Erney, P. Wilson, J. Llttlewood, K.
Lutz, P. Perterson, M. Schuler, E. Rightmeyer. Third row:
S. Moran, J. Ernl, P. Despres, M. Morrlsey, R. Critchley, K.
Kotch (Pres), E. Jedreczek, J. Thomas, M. Prltz. Fourth
row: A. Suma, C. Zukowskl, J. Mint, T. DeMelfl, J. Pllla, R.
Piacentl, D. Stafford, S. Dunsmulr, D. Kornegay. Fifth row:
D. Flood, E. Hicks, S. Jackson, M. Miller. K. Rice. B. Shopf.
M. Carr. K. Wolfe. C. Wlanlckl.

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These Phi Sigma XI brothers happily posed

for

photographer

Chris Lx)wer.
Only a large Busch truck would be suitable to lead a float
through the town of Bloomsburg.

that affected
Above: This sister happily waves In the rain and wind
this year's

Far

left:

Homecoming.

t^st
Theta Chi. IFCs newest member, moved into a house on

Street this

fall.

j
Alpha Phi Omega, the service fraternity, also Joined
Homecoming with their Small World Express.

Near

,

,

.

.

In

left:

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Alpha Phi Omega

First row: K. McCormlck, J. Townes. A. Flagg, T. Tracy. Second row: B.
Brlcker (Hist). C. Mcintosh (Pres). M. Emma, D. Hess. B. Krah. Third row:
A. Broeg. C. Lyon. K. Felten (Alum Sect). S. BIrster. C. Woodward (Pub). N.
Oakum. L. Cardlllo. J. Oakey. Fourth row: A. Card, S. Renshaw. D.
ONelll. K. Fetterolf (Fell). M. Mayhew

Tau Beta Sigma

and Lambda Chls enjoy getting together during Greek
Open House.
These ASA sisters made sure everyone got In the picture.
TrISIgs

front: S. Schorr. First row: K. Vovchansky. L. Haggerty. D.
Feagley. B. Fitzgerald. Second row: K. Toner. L. Berg. N. Russell. H.
Boyer. Third row: K. Lltwhller. M. Smyth, J. Payne. B. Frey. R.
Wertz, D. Myers. Fourth row: L. HolUnger. B. Morgan, K. Warner, S.
Heaney. D. Schumacher. E. Blozen. Fifth row: B. Colestock. P.
Sanderson. A. Ebert, R. MIchuck, C. Collins.

Very

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apo, tau beta

Phi Beta

First row:
(Pres), D.

C.

Lambda

M. Bowersox (Tres). C. Smith (Sect). W. Pristash
Longmore (VP), Dr. Clemens JAdv). Second row:

Hinkel (Prof Em),

Keil (Prof). C.

J.

Olivo

(Prof). L. Allison. J.

Botch, J.

Touch. Dr. Rarig (Prof Em).

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Sigma Tau Delta

Phi

Delta Pi

151

152

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organizations

Organizations

Cheerleading can be uplifting.
Obiter photographer Chris Lower appears surprised
when someone takes his picture.
International Relations Club holds an International
Day to introduce students to different cultures.
Band members work hard to prepare for parades.
CGA president Dave Gerlach prepares for a CGA
meeting.
Intramurals, like volleyball, give students a physical
outlet for all their energy.

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155

Columbia Hall
Council

Elwell Hall

Council

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hall councils

Luzerne Hall
Council

Schuykill Hall
Council

^s^"^

hall councils

157

Obiter

158

the
Due

OBITER

to the

staff

shortage of time and the

have yet to see all my staff
in one place at one time, we were
unable to take a staff picture. So as
you can see from this candid page
there are quite a few of us who don't
like to get our pictures taken, Infact that

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cluding the editor-in-chief.
Included on this page are: photog-

raphers Chris Lower, Brian
Hausknecht, April Crlm, Jenna
Moon, editor-in-chief Melissa Harris,
managing editor Susan Cho, and
business manager Maria Makowskl.
Staff:

Chris Kehler, asst. to the managing
editor

Tara Wolfgang
Leslie Trogllone

Tamlka

Holt

Debbie Feusner
Julie Feulner

Achy
Don Blackburn
Caroline

Heather Wernl

Mlndy Group
Wendy Smith
Renee Farrell
Tricla Davis
Lisa Cardlllo, senior section
er

Kelly
April

manag-

McCormlck

Crim
Jenna Moon
Dave Montgomery
Erika Madea
Rob Santaman
Brian Hausknecht
Steve Comly
Kris Buehrle

Wade Johnson
Kim Clark, ads manager
Jill

Kupsky

Allison Hanley

Missy Letchak

Dave Marra
Scott Spaid

Chris Lower, photo editor
Maria Makowskl, business manager
Susan Cho, managing editor
Melissa Harris, editor-ln-chlef

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vol

voice/wbuq

161

CGA

president Dave Gerlach, Ray Matty. Jim Shevlln, and Anne
O'Brien begin the next meeting of the Community Government Association.

John Guenter calls out the numbers during Program Board bingo.
The Huskies Marching Band march up College Hill In the rain during
the Homecoming Parade.
When the pep rally got moved indoors. It didn't upset these cheerleaders at

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all.

Concert choir was Joined by Vlllanova's choir
for their spring concert.
Voice Ad staff members Dave Marra and Lisa
Mack contemplate an ad for the next Issue.

candids

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Anthropology
Club

ASPA

First row: H. Lee. C. Baflle, M. Kallsh, B. Ohl. Sec-

ond row: M. Lee,

Zimmerman,

S.

Symons,

Alvle, S.
Clauser, T. McCracken, D.
F.

(Pres),

M,

interests in anthropology with us. We have weekly
meetings at which we discuss and organize events
for ourselves and the university. Discussions include making plans for club activities such as
weekly films, lectures and trips. Membership in the
club has been growing with every semester. With
more and more interested students joining, we hope
to bring more events to the university for students'

Shankeiler, Laura Littlejohn, Joni
Sindlinger

and the general

J

aspa, anthro, acctg.

Andrews

Gundrum, T. Pickering.
The anthropology club is a relatively new organization at BU. The club consists of anthro majors,
minors and anyone else who wishes to share their

Dr. Howard Kinslinger (Advisor), Kara
Frost, Frank Carr, Kate Valvardi, Sally

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P.

Comly. Third row: G

public.

Accounting Club

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The Accounting Club is currently one of
the largest organizations on campus.
There are approximately 125 members;
and the club has been increasing in numbers each semester. Many guest speakers
come to speak on the different areas of
public, private, and governmental accounting. Topics include resume-writing,
interviewing, taking the CPA examination,
and choosing a career from the different

opportunities offered in accounting. There
are also many social events such as fundraisers, picnics,

and

trips.

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Commuters Association

Campus

Child Center

The Campus Child Center Parent Association represents a unique organization
within the Campus Child Center. It consists of volunteers, student and professional
center staff, as well as parents. Together the organization works as a team and
provides the backbone of support necessary to run a successful child care facility.
association Is Involved with curriculum planning, fundralslng. and extra
currlcular activities.
Located In the lower level of Elwell Hall. Its services provide a daycare and nurseryH
school program for preschool children (ages 2-6) of BU students and employees.
School-age children are accepted for care when the public schools have a holiday
and the university Is In session. There Is also a summer program designed for

The

^~

children ages 2-10.
The Campus Child Center Is licensed by the Pennsylvania State Department of
Public Welfare and governed by the Pennsylvania State Day Care Service for
Children Regulations.

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commuters/child care

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students of
Sociology

168

SOS. Husky

Amb

Husky
Ambassadors

Image

Image

169

Mass

170

Comm Club

172

173

University

Community

Orchestra

Catliolic

Campus
Ministry

Campus Ministry is an organization of students who are interested In trying to ask the right
Catholic

questions and to search for the appropriate an
swers about faith, relationships, community
prayer, and social responsibility. As part of thi
Catholic Church's commitment to higher educ
tion. Catholic Campus Ministry also works to proj
mote the goals of the university. The ministry i
housed at the CCM house, 353 College Hill. Two
full-time chaplains, Sr. Anita McGowan and Fi
Chet Snyder, are assigned to the ministry.

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Fellowship of Christian Athletes
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Community
Government
Association

First row: S. Keffer, C. Vought, K. Dawes, M. Elsasser, M. Treacy, L. Markel, M. Patton, H. Liberman, C
Bigelow, K. Trimbath, T. McDonald. Second row: M. Beaudoin, K. Rowe, K. Cameron, R. Matty. D
Gerlach, J. Shevlin, A. O'Brien, K. Adams, K. Petrucelli, S. Siegrist, J. Reiterman. Third row:
J. Fetterman, K. Hall, K. Wildman, J. Farnsworth, T, Trout, K. Curzi, L. Specht, L. Romano, J. Dennis, J
Pilla, C. Hinke, J. Oakey, D. Johnson, N. Timoney, L. Regan. L. Bainger, M. Makowski. Fourth row: C.E

Walker,

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Urglavitch, J. Lee, J. Walker, G. Wiik, F. DePoe. S. McAleer.

community government association

Homecoming

First row:

S Michael,

D.

Pomrlnke,

E.

Maharsky.

J.

Morgan,

T. Seng,

R. RdesinskI, L. Eberly. Second row: M. Vuong, R. Shaplln. A. Hartin
(Judges). E. Anstett, J Aneskevich, M. Garrity. (Chairperson). M. Hess
(Spirit Week), A. Reece. M. Relfer. T. Turner. Third row: R, Canlzares

Light, L. Markel, A. Turner. C. Cooper, C. Stout, T.
Dougherty, K. Lefever (Parade). M.C. Hogan (pep rally/halftlme), M. Paulino (In front of K. Lefever), E. Alsvan (In front of
M.C. Hogan), M. Shelby (In front of E. Alsvan)
(Publicity), J.

Wenger,

J.

Program Board

homecoming, program board

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Women's Soccer
Supervisors

178

ROTC ^
ROTC

Air Force
The Air Force

program

is designed to train college students for positions of responsibility as officers in the
United States Air Force. The curriculum
is directed toward leadership and management skills. Cadets in the Bloomsburg corps participate in a variety of
activities including; visits to active duty
bases, cadet socials, blood drives and
fund raisers.

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seniors

Seniors

Proud parents look

for their children

during grad-

uation.

These two seniors anxiously look for friends at
December graduation in Mitrani Hall.
This senior smiles as she thinks about going out
into the real world of work.
Graduation brings sadness, gladness and confusion
for seniors.

Senior Danielle Ross smiles for the photographer
on the way to her seat.

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Kathryn

S.

Adams

Carolyn Albert
Carolyn Alimecco

Joanne Allison
Mark Alshon

Tanya Alwood
Monica Amin
Peter Andolpho
Tracy A. Antollk
Rebecca L. Antollk

Barrie Ardinger

Todd Argenziano
Phillip Armstrong
Elizabeth Arnott

Anne

Augelli

Rebecca Aunkst
Jamie Auten
Lisa Babinchak
Theresa Bahner
Suzanne Baker

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Adams-Baker

Ours

the future;
ours is the past.
is

May we always journey

along

the road with friends.

Lisa Ballk

Cathy Banks
Thomas Barbush
Jason Bardsley
Kim Barnes

Brenda Baskin
Jeanmarle Bast
Kevin Bautsch
Mark Beaudoln
Shelly Beck

Wendy Beck
Sharon

Belles

Lorl Berg

Tammy

Berger

Roberta

L.

Bergman

Amy Berzon
Lisa Marie Biello
Cortland Bigelow

Debra Bilanskl
Joanne Bilotti

Balik-Bilotti

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Meg Blngamen
Lori Bird
Tammy Bittner

Don Blackburn
Deborah

Blair

Jennifer B. Blair
Paul Blake
Charlene Boberick
Michael Bogush
Richard Boudeman

Tracy Boudman

Boudeman
Donna Bowers

William
Eric

Bowman

Chad Bowser

Susan Boyer
Laura Bracken
Beth Brauner
Lisa Breiner
Jennifer Brelsford

Barbara Bricker
Kristin

Brown

Michael Bryann
Michele Bupp
Brenda Burger

Jane Burger
Kathleen Burke

Mark Burkholder
Joanne Butler
Natalie Buzan

186

Bingamen-Buzan

Kevin Cahill
Daniel Cairns
Karen Cameron
Joseph Camisa
Dianne Campbell

Campbell
Helen Capparell
Richard Caravello
Michelle Carcarey
Diane Casey
Patricia

Barbie Cawthern
Kelly

Chambers

Jennifer

Chapman

Lynn Cheddar
Robert Chapalonis

Michele Cherneskl
Alyssa Chomiak
Maria Christiano

Karen Chwan
Cheryl Ciarelli

Jill

Cicierskl
Ciero

Donna

Kimberly Clark

Megan Clarke

Amy Claypool

Stephen Clemens

Lynne

Clifford

Brian Cole
Brenda Colestock

Anne

Collins

Cahill-ColUns

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library Is very busy during finals week.
Lifting weights can be an excellent way to

The

tone one's muscles.
Haas can provide a beautiful view for an art
class to sketch.
Those letters home are vital to the
pocketbook.

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si

si

in sis!

way

to

work

off

Quiet and peace are often what
student finds.

we go

to the llbrar>' looking for

Bicycling

Is

a wonderful

those extra calories or to get

rid of stress.

as this

The computer room Is always crowded on Sunday nights as most
people have programs due on Monday.

candids

189

Colleen Conches
Jeffrey Conner

Jennifer L. Conning
Sherri Conroy

Debra Cook

Kimberly A. Coon
Chris J. Cooper
Wendy M. Cooper
Dana Corbo
Dee Courier

Rita Covalesky

Diana Crognale
Kimberly Crumley
Joseph Cullinan
Marian Cunningham

Colleen Curley
Kelly Cuthbert
Elizabeth Dalton

Jo Ann Danuinas
Bridget Davis

Jody Davis

Mary Davis

Thomas Deane
Carol DeFazio
Noelle DellaFave

Sandra Dennis
Joanne Derricott
Kathleen DeSanta
Crystal Detwller
Shelly Dicks

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Conches-Dlcks

Kimberly Dldomenico
Lisa Diefenderfer
Chris Dieter
Lori Dilcher
James Dilks

Daneen

Dispirito
Holly Dobrosky

Monica Dobson
Brenda Dominick
Jodi Donatelli

Sharon Dondero
Stefanie Donnelly

Susan Donnelly
Sandra Dotts
Ellen Dougherty

Stephanie Drager
Matthew Dreisbach
Barbara Duke
Sara Dunnie
Diane Earnshaw

Michelle

Eckman

Lizann Eidenshink
Diane Empey
Susan Endres
Gall Erdley

Jennifer Erdman
Lynne Ernst
Jodi Esbenshade

Karen Evans
Susan Fairman

DIdomenlco-Fairman

191

Paul Farnsworth

Mary Ruth

Farrell

Chris Fernandes
Daneen Fero

Timothy

Alan

J.

Feusner

Filiault

Teri Finkenbinder
Lisa Fiorot

Jami Fisher
Rebecca Fitzgerald

Brian Foelsch

Todd

Foltz

Mlchele Forese
Linda Foster
Melissa Fraatz

Andrew Frank
Edward Frayne
Barbara Frey
Bessmarie Frey
Christy

L.

Freytag

Senior Spotlight

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Farnsworth-Freytag

Howard Liberman

following:

Major: Political Science
Hometown: Scranton, PA
Howie will enter Temple
School of Law in September
of '89. Gaining entry into
any graduate level program
is noteworthy, even more so
when Pre-law is not a major
program at one's undergraduate school. He has managed to keep a 3.6 cum and
be an active member in the

yrs,;

CGA

Senator, 3

Theta Chi Fraternity;
Hillel-Vice President; Intra-

mural Wrestling.

He enjoys playing basketball
and socializing during his
spare time. "What goes
around, comes around. You
have to work in order to
achieve the goals you set for
yourself. But, remember
there is always more to life

than just work."

Susan M. Fritz
Kara L. Frost

Amy S.

Fusco
Karen Gallagher
L Gallagher

Marybeth Gallagher
Roberta Gerhart

Sharon Getty
Valerie Getz
Joseph Gilhool

Sharon

Gill

Lisa M. Gladfelter
Patricia

Gocek

Chris Golden
Lisa A. Goldfeder

David Goles
Elizabeth Gombert
Elizabeth Gordon

Karen Gow

Shannon Gownley

!LOaiVlSBURC3 UPJIVERSITY
A

Legacy of Learning

•

1839-1989

Fritz-Gownlev

193

Tracy Grace
Colleen

Graham

Herb Grainer
Daniel T. Gray
Regina Grebb

Michelle Green
Jennifer Griffis

Roseann Grimmer
Cynthia Groff
Julia Groth

Michael Grothe
Melissa Grove
Michaline Grzymskl

John Guenter
Carol Gurniak

Penny Gutshall
Catherine Haedrich
Linda Hagstrand

Tammy Hall
Barbara

L.

Hamilton

Gary Hammerschmldt
Susan Hanshaw
Susan Hardman
Stephen Harris
Debra Hartman

Dane Hartung
Jennifer Harvey
Doric Hasselman

Jean Haug
Lori Havrilla

1

94

Grace-Havrilla

Susan Heaney
Terry Heckrote

Amy E. Herbener
Jane Herbert
Lynn Hetzel

Cathy Hllblsh
Angela Hill
Eugene Hill

Anthony L. Hillardries
Maura Hines

Scott Hlppensteel

Sandra Hitchcock
Carri Hitchings

Crystal

Hock

Jody A. Hoffman

Tracy Hoffner
Joann Hojnackl

John Holllday
Lisa HolUnger
Sherry Hoover

Sandra L. Hopple
Dianne Houck
Darin J. Huggler
Maggie L. Hummel
William F. Hunter

Cindy N. Hurst
Krlstan Hurst
Kelly Jacobsen
Sandra James
Kevin Jamison

Heaney -Jamison

195

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On

this

page you can see a variety of the places people

study:

Above; This girl finds that Andruss Library's court Is a
comfortable spot on a sunny afternoon.
Above right: On the way to class, especially before a big
exam Is a good for cramming.
Right: Even on the not so clear days, Andruss' court can
be effective.

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197

Sherri John
Lisa Johnson

Kathleen Johnston

Wayne Johnston
Jennifer Jones

Laurie A. Jones
Roger M. Jones
Stacey D. Jones
Harold Kahler
Angela Kairo

Gale Karge
Michael Keefer

JoAnise Keener

Susan

A. Keffer

Lorie M. Kelly

Kerri M. Kessler
Dana Klessling

Donna Kilmer
Mi Kim
Dianne King

Scott Kinzlnger
Susan Kissling

David Kistler
Colleen Kleiven
Betsey L. Klock

Candyce Koch
Craig E. Koch
Kristine Kochenderfer

Sharon Koschella
Jane Kostek

198

John-Kostek

What

your favorite procrastina-

is

tion habit?
can't start studying except on the
hour.

I

Video games.
Yearbook.
Going to class.
I'll tell you tomorrow.
Shooting pennies at last semester's
Econ book that the book store won't

buy back.
Sitting in the

Union reading

THE

VOICE.
Looking

for

next semester's courses.
for the

Computing every possible GPA
semester.
Partying.

Reading a good newspaper.

Making a list of everything I have to do.
Finding an old STAR and laughing at
last year's predictions for this year.

Searching out the prof that the project
is due in and brownnosing.

199

David Kowalskl
Nadlne Kowalsky
Laura Kozlowski
Brian Krah

Joan Kramer

Karen Krzastek

LeeAnn Kubitsky
Ashleigh Kuether
Michelle Kupcha

Stephen Labroy

April Lafferty
Kristina E. Lagreca
Lisa Landis

Matthew Landis
Karen Lane

Meghan Larkin
Pamela Lash
April Laubach
Paula J. Lawson
Janet Lazusky

200

Kowalski-Lazusky

Kimberly Lefever
Gregory Lehr
Kirsten Leininger
Paul Leshinskie

Howard Liberman

Jennifer Lindemann

Annette Lint
Bruce Linton
Terry Lisman
James R. Loch

Donna Loeb
Lynn Long
Scott Long
Douglas Longmore
Regina Lordi

Greta Luckenbill
Cynthia Lutz
Denise Lutz
Joann Luzenski
Austin Lynch

Senior Spotlight
Louise Ruane
plajor: Business/Hotel

Man-

week and attending

college

full-time is in itself

an

ac-

'agement

complishment; but Louise

Hometown: Warminster,

also managed to find time to
participate in Concert Choir,
and serve as President of
both the Bloomsburg Players and Alpha Phi Omega
service Fraternity. College

PA
Louise
self

managed

to put her-

through school by work-

ing full-time at the Danville

Sheraton as an Executive
Assistant. She plans to take
her degree down South, to
the Orlando area and work
in the booming resort industry.

Working 40 hours

a

to be open
to be deter-

has taught her

minded and

mined. "Set your goals and
do everything in your power
to attain them."

Lefever-Lynch

201

Lisa A. Mack
Jennifer Magnuson

Tina Magray
Patricia V.

Mahoney

Caria Mallnak

Tiernan Mallon
Theresa Mamrol
Deborah Marconi
Lisa

Maron

Margaret Marshallck

Elaine Marshall
Elizabeth Martin
Michelle L. Martin
Pamela Martlre

Tonl Marx

Donna Maso-Fured
Joya Mase
Angle Matlno
Jean Mattes
Jacquelln Maucerl

Senior Spotlight
Mindy Vuong
Major: Accounting
Hometown: Harrisburg, PA
Mindy plans on getting her
CPA and eventually going to
work with a Big Eight firm
such as Peat, Main Marwick. She is driven to succeed so that she may bring
the rest of her family over

from Vietnam. Mindy

arrived at her foster family's
home in 1979 speaking no
English. Through a lot of

202

Mack-Maucerl

hard work, she

is graduating
laude a semes
ter early. She takes part in:
Women's Choral; Account
ing Club; International Re
lations Club; Phi Beta Lambda; and Residence Hall
Association. Mindy enjoys
singing, dancing, and trav-

magna cum

"We all must grow and
eventually become independant. Life is what youl
make it. Best Wishes for the
eling.

future to all!"

Rita

Mazzenga

Heather McDanel
Bethany McElroy
Mary M. McEnteer

Candace McGarry

Martha McGarry
Jennifer McGlnley

Rosemary McGowan
Nancy McGulnness
Jay McGulre

Cynthia Mcintosh

Trade McKlnnon
Steven McLaughlin
Cheryl A. McMillan
Jacklyn McSherry

Mellnda McWlUlams
Krlstel Meals
Nancy Mehallck
Paul Mellon, Jr.
Melissa Menapace

Thomas Mencken
Sherrl Metzgar

Susan Metzker
Klmberly Metzler
Dennis Michael

Michele Mlddlesworth

Suzanne Miles

Amy

Miller

Andrea

Miller

Angela Miller

Mazzenga-Miller

203

Lucl Miller

Paula J. Miller
Kimberly Mills
Michele Mills
Vicki Minneci

WMi^mm
Lisa Minello

Diane Minnich
Donna J. Minogue

Mohammed

Moadeli

Mohan

Craig

Krlsa K. Moncavage

Scherry Moore

Lynne Moshinsky
Michael Moskovitz
James Mothersbaugh, Jr.

Sheila Motley

Kevin Moyer
Michael Moyer
Denise Mumma
Kelly

Murphy

Kimberly Mushlitz
Diana Myers
Kerry Myers
Timothy M. Naylon
Andrea Nelson

LeeAnn Nepa

Tammy

Netterblade
Melissa Nicol
Robert Nocentino

Jill

;04

Noll

Mlller-Noll

Todd Norbe
Noelle Norton
Sheri Nothstein

Thomas Nugent
Colleen Obeld

Jody Ocker
Michael Oelhert

Susan Olejkowski
Klmberly Opshinski

Ann

Orris

Linda Oscar
Caroline O'Sullivan

Karen Owens
Dawn Padner
Monica Palo

AnnMargaret Panko
Margie Papsin
Kathleen Parker

Karen Paster

MaryAnn Patton

David Paul

Renee Pawlush
Joshua E. Payne
Kathleen Pearage
Tammy Pentz

Eric Peters

Kathleen Petrucelli
Lisa Pfirman
Angela Picclrilli
William Pickett

Norbe-Plckett

205

Smile for the camera. Diane Earnshaw and
Stacey Boltz.
On their way back to the dorm. Dawn Mitchell. Linda ZelUn. Laura Sandy and Lisa ZelUn
stop to grin for one of the OBITER photographers.
Ken Forrest

Is

out In the sun during move-in.

PW^ir.-—^-^

'Ill

this sheik find a girl

odie

roommates

who

will

shake

— a new sport

for

him?

BU.
Bresler. Natalie Alensky. and Denlse Blazonesky are outside on a sunny

'resiling

at

fall

•^ternoon.

Go huskies!"

candids

207

William Piotrowskl
Charles C. Plankenhorn

Connie

Plotts

Tanya Potocsky
Bobbi Potoskie

Melvin Poulson
Elizabeth Powers
Karen Preamble
Lisa Premock

Elaine Price

Michelle Price
Mark Prontis
Jennifer Prout
Gregory J. Pumilia
Jeff Pursel

Melissa Quaste
Kenneth Quigley
Mechelle Rader
Jessie Rae
Kathrine Rarig

Susan Reddecliff
Debra Reed
Michael Reeder
Michelle Reedy

David

L.

Reese

Kimberly Reese
Erin Regan
Deborah Regnier

Kathleen Reichwein
Linda Reimer

208

Piotrowski-Relmer

Karen A. Reiss
Jeffrey Reiterman
Karin Reuss

Yvonne Rhoads
Christi Rhode

Todd Richendrfer
Ronald Ritt
Laura Robachefski

Wendy

Roblnholt

Joanna Roe

Danielle C. Ross

Jennifer Ross

Ann Roth
Lynda Roth
Susan Rowland

Sandra Rozzl
Diane Rude
Natalie Rudy
James Rugger!
Lorl

Ruhl

Randy Rulapaugh
Helene Ruth
Ronald Sahm
Mark Salak
Adlna Salek

Philip Sallust

Joseph Sassano
Barbara Saylor
Mark Scarafone
Helene Schappert

Reiss-Schappert

209

Scheks
Laura Schelter
Victoria

Vicki Schlegel

Suzanne Schlemmer
Karen Schlenner

Charles Schmidt
Rachel Schrawder
Rosemary Schroeder
Susan Schroeder
Daniel Schumacher

Kevin Schweitzer
Heidi Scott
Amy Sechrist

Pamela Seelig
Eileen Seltman

William Serpico
David Shafer
Kathleen Shandlay
Kimberly Shaner
Cynthia Shartle

Senior Spotlight
Faith Warner
pology

With graduation out of th(
way, it's on to a teaching as
sistant's position in Anthro

Hometown:

pology at Syracuse.

Major: English/AnthroOrwell, Ohio
Faith firmly believes that
education is what you make
it. Getting an education to
her means going out and
looking for it and anyone
who looks at Faith's
achievements can see that
she goes looking for it. She

graduates with honors in
May and in two programs
that while rather small at
Bloomsburg are very strong.

210

Politics

Faith's

seems

to be

main

activities

one o

While at Bloomsburg

sh<

was president of the Youn/
Democrats, and a member o
the Democratic Committer
of

Columbia County.

Sh^

was also active in Sigm;
Tau Delta, the English Hon
or Fraternity, and the An
thropology Club.

Ann Sheenan
Shelley J. Shenyo

Susan Sheridan
Richard Shlmer
Cheryl Shultz

Christopher

Shunk

Filomena Simeone
Kelli

Singley

Suzanne Sjostrom
Eileen Slavin

Sheenan-Sonn

21

1

Patricia

Sopko

Catherine Spencer
Trudi Spering
Laura Spicer
Julie Spitko

Cheryl Spoerl
Christine

Spohn

Lee Spoor
Julia Spychalski
Lisa Stackhouse

Michelle Stanek

Lynne Starkey
Michelle Stefanowicz
Karen Stein

Wendy Stensrud

Robert Stepanski
Jennifer Sterling
Vicki Strong
Alison Stuck

Susan Sugra

Todd Sullivan

Amy Sutton
John Sweeney
Anne Sweeny
Brian Sweet

Christopher Swlencki
Paul Swinko

Sondra Swisher
Russell

Swody

Katrina Taglieri

212

Sopko-Taglieri

Patty Tanney
Patrick Tannous

Renee Tazlk
Dennis Teets
Christine Tegge

Lori

Telchman

Diane Teitelbaum
Alicia A. Terrizzi

Marjorie Theobald
Barbara Thompson

Evelyn Thompson
Kerri

Thornborough

Gregory Tobias
Tammy Toczylovsky
^;!^:oSXo^^

Karen Tomko

Leah Tomsho
Kellene Toner

Mary Beth Tracht
Marianne Troyan
Paula Tryanskl

Diane Turner
Julie Updegraff
Lori Valinski

Kim Vandersllce
Vincent Vergara,

Jr.

Rebecca Vivian

Suzanne Vivlno
Carln Vought

Mindy Vuong
Debra Waibel

Tanney-Walbel

213

David

Waldman

John M. Walker
Corinne Wallace
Laurie Wallace
David A. Wargo

Elizabeth J.

Warmerdam

Nancy E. Warmerdam
Karen R. Warner
Russell Warner
Sandra Warner

Charles Watkins
Lorl

Weber

Cynthia Weiss
Karen Wells
Michelle

Wertman

Eric Wertz
Ruby A. Wertz

David W. White
Barbara Wlekrykas
Carlston Wiggins

Kurt Wlldman
Carla Williams
Lorl Williams

Brenda

S.

Willing

Jeffrey Wilson

Jama Winkler
Dawn Wodarczyk
Sharon Wojcik
Michelle Wolfe

Deanna Wood

2]4

Waldman-Wood

Crystal Workinger

Gregory Yanchuck
Carol Yancoski
Lisa

Yonkin

Gig Young

Worklnger-Zuzelski

215

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Senior Directory
Abraczinskas. William R.D.''4 Box 219. SusN J 07461. Blo(BS)

sex,

Adams, Kathiyn 19 Hillside Road. Wyomlssing Hills, PA 19609. Elem Ed/Psych
Albert, Carolyn 2050 Street Road, New Hope,
PA 18938. Elem Ed/Math
Alderson, Fran 1101 East Kase Street,
Shamokin, PA 17872. Bus Ed
Alexander, Jeffrey 428 Hawthorne Drive,
Lancaster, PA 17603. Finance
Allen, Donna 1723 South Sixth, Camden, NJ
08104. Elem Ed/Exceptional Children
Alwood, Tanya R.D. "2 Box 197, Brogue, PA
17309. N-K-3
Amerman, Bruce 936 Reagan St.. Sunbury.
PA 17801. Acctg
Amln, Monica 892 Georges Lane, Warminster.

PA 18974.

Bio

Anderson, Scott 150 15 Village Rd. Jamaica,

NY 11432. English
Antolik, Tracy 347 W. Green St, West Hazleton. PA 18201. Psych
Antolik, Rebecca 223 Mosler St. Nantlcoke.
PA 18634. Bus Ed Data Processing
Arbchesky, Amy 110 Chestnut St. Larksville. PA 18651. Elem Ed
Archbold, Susan 1 1 Meier Place, Bay Shore,
NY 11706. Psych
Ardell, Christine 1911 Memorial Ave, Willlamsport, PA 17701. Nursing
Ardinger, Barrle 1260 Wynnewood Dr, Bethlehem. PA 18017. Marketing
Armstrong,Phillip RDl Box 58. HughesvlUe,
PA 17737 Management
Arnott, Elizabeth RD6 Box 6354, East
Stroudsburg.

PA 18301.

Office

Adm

Ash, Lee RD3, Benton. PA 17814. Poll Scl
Ashford, Robert 30 Coal St. Glen Lyon. PA
18617. RadTech
Augelli, Anne 27 Deerfield Rd. Whippany.

NJ 07981. Psych
Aunkst, Rebecca 118 Main St. Turbotvllle.
PA 17772 Elem Ed
Avia, John J 407 W Saint Joseph St, Easton.
PA 18042 Comp & Info Sci
Bablnchak, Lisa 30
South St, Mahanoy
City. Pa 17948. Elem Ed/Early Childhood Ed
Bachman, John 1100 Walnut St. Williams-

W

port.

PA 17701.

History

Bafile, Christine 112 Allendale, Montoursville.

PA 17754. Anthro

Bahner, Theresa

RD

4 Box 2

1

5.

Sunbury. PA

17801. Art Studio

Baker, Suzanne 3161 Clark Lane. South
Plalnfleld. NJ 07080. Socio
Balik, Lisa 4280 Vassar Ave, Bethlehem, PA
18017. Elem Ed/Psych
Ballick. Donald 30 E Oak St. Tresckow. PA
18254. Management
Barnes, Kim 602 Washington ST. Susquehanna. PA 18847. Ment/Phys Hand/Sp Ed
Barnes, Lisa RD 2 Box 460. Catawlssa. PA
17820. MassComm
Barone, Stephen 4616 Surrey Rd, Harrisburg, PA 17109. Poll Scl
Barry, Mary 1046 Mlllbrook Rd, Berwyn, PA
19312. N-K-3/Elem Ed/Math
Baskin, Brenda RD 2 Box 352, Catawlssa, PA
17820. Sec Ed/Earth and Space Scl
Bast, Jeanmarie 1746 Hampton Rd, Bethlehem. PA 18017. Nursing
Bautsch, Kevin R 105 Woodland Rd. Wyomissing, PA 19610. Marketing

L

8

senior dir

Beck, David 1 14 West St. Apt 2. Bloomsburg.
PA 17815. Sec Ed/Css (H-B-A)
Beck, Wendy 2731 Belalre Rd, Bethlehem,
PA 18017. Elem Ed/Math
Becker, Hillary 1 724 Beckley St. New Cumberland. PA 17070. Finance
Bell, Eric PO Box 150. Conyngham. PA
18219 Nursing
Bentzel, Robert 156 Kirch Rd. York. PA
17402. Blo/Marlne Bio
Berg. Lori 135 S Nice St. Frackvllle. PA
17931. Comp& Info Sci
Bergey, Wesley 64 Pinewood Dr. Doylestown.
PA 18901. Management
Bergman, Roberta RD 2 Box 442. Montoursvllle, PA 17754. Management
Berzon, Amy 39 Stratford Lane. Mount Laurel. NJ 08054. Acctg
Biello, Lisa 6121 Muhlenburg Court. Bethlehem. PA 18017, Marketing
Bilansky, Debra RD 1 Box 1112. Pottsville.

PA

1

790 1 Comp &
.

Info Scl

Billhime, Melissa 4 1 5 Broadway. Muncy. PA
17756. Elem Ed
Billlngham, Karen 1408 S Fifth Ave. Lebanon. PA 17042. Math
Billone, Mark 5 Meredith Lane. Stamford. CT

06903. Finance

Joanne 45 Mornlngslde Rd. Verona.
NJ 07044. Elem Ed/Early Childhood Ed
Bingaman, Meg RD 4 Box 720. Montoursvllle. PA 17754. Elem Ed
Bird, Susan 407 S Market St. Muncy. PA
Bilotti,

17756. Acctg
Bisset, Brenda 3802 Old Berwick Rd.
Bloomsburg. PA 17815. Math
Bixler, Kirk RD 2 Box 345C. Liverpool. PA
17045. Geo/Envir Plan
Black, Randell PO Box 59. Liberty. PA
16930. Acctg
Blackburn, Don RD 2 Box 233. Millville, PA
17846. Bio
Blake, Paul 602 Warwick Rd, Fairless Hills,
PA 19030. Marketing
Blowers, John 352 Sun Valley Dr, Leola, PA
17540. Marketing
Washington St,
Boberick, Charlene 37
Nantlcoke. PA 18634. Elem Ed/Early Childhood Ed
Boblick, Penny PO Box 25, Paxinos. PA
17860. Nursing
Bogush, Michael 916 Center St. Shamokin.
PA 17872. Sec Ed/Math
Boldt, Heather 338 Haines Dr. North Wales,
PA 19454. Speech Correct
Boltz. Stacy 925 Skyline Ave, Lititz. PA
17543. Acctg
Boudeman, William RD 6 Box 385, Danville,
PA 17821. Acctg
Boudman, Tracy A. 231 Fair St, Bloomsburg.
PA 17815. Elem Ed
Bowers, Donna L. 36 Maple Parkway. Sparta. NJ 07871. Elem Ed.
Bowman, Eric K. RD IBox 263. Shermans
Dale. PA 17090. Finance
Bowser, Chad W. RD 1 Box 48. Bedford. PA
15522. Comp & Info Sci
Boyle, Edward 45 S 11th St. Sunbury. PA
17801. Poll Scl
Boyle, Teresa B. 1423 Poplar St, Feasterville,
PA 19047. Mass Comm
Bracken, Laura J. 1 Castle Rock Dr,
Havertown, PA 19083. Speech/Comm

W

Brady, Carolyn V. 28 Drexel Place, Ne
Cumberland PA 17070. Earth/Space Sci
Brauner, Beth A. 693 N Price St, Pottstow

PA 19464. Management
Breiner, Lisa A. RD 2 Box 221 Lehighton, F
18235. Management
Brelsford, Jennifer L. 1 123 Whitman St, /
lentown, PA 18104. Mass Comm
Brewer, Dean A. Main St Box 308, Llgh
street, PA 17839. Sec Ed/Math
Brewer Douglas D. PO Box 308, LIghtstrei
PA 17839. Management
Brewster, David L. 74 Toby Dr, Succasunn
,

NJ 07876. Comp &
Britt.

Info Scl

Nathaniel 18090 Wisconsin. Detro

MI 4822 1 Comp & Info Scl
Brown, Carol A. 827 N Vine
.

St. Hazleton
18201. Nursing
Brown. Kristin K. 2460 N Feathering. Medl
PA 19063. Sec Ed/English
Brown, Lisa E. 1116 Sunset Dr. Berwick
18603. Elem. Ed
Bulkley. Joseph S. RD 1 Box 14. Grandvli
Summit. PA 16924. Acctg
Burdi. Vanessa M. 22 Oriole Terr Hampto
Newton. NJ 07860 Elem Ed
Burger. Brenda J. 15 Third St. Danville, F
17821. Nursing
Burger. Jane A. RD 1 Box 43. Sugarloaf, F
18249. N-K-3/Elem Ed/Psych
Burke. Elizabeth 1 Oak St, Chester. I
07930. Elem Ed
Burke. Kathleen T. Second Ave, Marti'
Creek, PA 18063. Nursing
Burkholder. Mark D. 1 6 Cedarwood Rd. W
omissing, PA 19610. Management
Butler. Joanne M. 47 Oriole Ave, Media, F
19063. Elem Ed
Buzan, Natalie 3163 Spring House Lane. H(l
land, PA 18966. Psych
Caffrey, Kevin M. 3366 Jennings Lan
Chalfont, PA 18914. Management
Cabin, Kevin J. 481 Churchill Dr, Berwy
PA 19312. History
Cairns. Daniel D. 26 Lincoln Ave, Telford.
18969. Acctg
Cameron. Karen A. 1924 Juniper Lane, Bel
salem, PA 19020. Elem Ed
Caminos. Michael A. 229 Beverly PlaC'
Reading, PA 1 96 1 1 Mass Comm
Camisa Jr. Joseph J. 40 Hope St, Somervll
NJ 08876. Mass Comm
Campbell. Dianne P. Cook Dr RD 1 Box 32
Mahopac, NY 10541. Management
Caravello. Richard A. 6 Arlene Dr, RoCj
away, NJ 07866. Psych
Carber. John B. PIneville Rd RD2, Newtowl
PA 18940. Management
Carsia. Lee M. 7 Willow St. Conyngham. Fi
18219. Elem Ed
Casey. Diane L. 430 Main St. Wllburton. I
17888. Sec Ed/Math
Cawthem. Barbie J. 131 Maple St. Seliri
grove. PA 17870. Elem Ed
Chacona, Debra J. RD 5 Box 1 58A. Towanc
PA 18848. Bus Ed/Secretarial
Chambers. Kelly A. 827 E Third St. Berwici
PA 18603. Elem Ed
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PA 17023. Math
Cheddar. Lynn A. 1120 Second
lertown. PA 18055. Elem Ed

£.

EllzabethvUIe.

Chomiak. Alyssa A.

11

E 12th

Ave. H;

St. Blooni

burg,

PA 17815. Psych

Christiano, Maria A. 437 Center St, Clarks
Summit. PA 1841 1. Socio
Christman, Kimberly A. 221 Harrity Rd,
Parryville,

PA 18244. Comp &

Info Scl

Chronlster, Lee A. 1276 Pine St. Bloomsburg.PA 17815. Marketing
Chwan, Karen A. Bo.x 73 Concord Rd. Lebanon. NJ 08833. Elem Ed
Ciclerskl, Jill A. 439 County Line Rd. York
Springs, PA 17372. Geo/Urban &Reg Plan

Donna L. 121 Garwood Drive. ScranPA 18505. N-K-3/Elem Ed/Ed Hear Im-

Clero,
ton,

pair

Jim

Citara,

J.

226 Williams Avenue.

Vewtown. PA 18940. Sec Ed/CSS (H-B-A)
Clark, Jill E. 30 E Crisman Road. Blalrsown. NJ 07825. Elem Ed
31ark. Kimberly A. 1801 Crums Mill Rd,
-larrlsburg. PA 17110. Mass Comm
:iarke, Megan M. 132 Dawn Dr. Port Readng. NJ 07064. Psych

Amy

Claypool,
M. 304 Lincoln St. Sayre.
18840. Comp& Info Scl

PA

Clemens, Stephen D. 72 Knox Blvd. Marlton.
-JJ 08053. Management
:iouser, Mitchell A. 1 1 1 7 A Grove Rd. HarIsburg. PA 17110. Office Adm
^oady, Christopher F. 365 Newtown Rd. Apt
3-20. Warminster, PA 18974. N-K-3
:ole, Brian L. RD 2 Box 730, Danville. PA
7821. Marketing
^olestock, Brenda A. 133 Lenker Rd. Hartsburg. PA 17111. Nursing
:ollins, Anne K. RD 2 9 Running Hills, Newon, NJ 07860. Elem Ed
Conches, Colleen M. 125 East Ave. Mount
'armel. PA 17851. Acctg
Venning, Jennifer L. RD 1 Box 97C. Frlendsille. PA 18818. Marketing
^onroy, Sherri L. 1709 Cornell Road. Camp
nil, PA 17011. Elem Ed
look. Debra L. 171 State St. East Stroudsiurg. PA 18301. Office Adm
:oolidge, David M. 436 George St, South
Vllllamsport, PA 17701. Office Adm

Wendy M. RD 2 Box 298H, Mullica
NJ 08062. N-K-3
Uirbo, Dana R. 34 Scenic Dr. Oak Ridge. NJ
7438. Soc Wei
orsaro, Sharon M. 601 East Street Rd. West
:ooper.
nil,

Hester.

PA 19382. Speech/Comm

carter, Dee A.
7837. Acctg

RD Box 279,
I

Lewlsburg.

PA

ovalesky, Rita T. 8 Plumtree Turn, LevPA 19056. Sec Ed/Engllsh
rognale, Daiana D. 217 Surrey Rd,
halfont, PA 18914. Med Tech
roltor, David RD 4 Box 1 10. BUomsburg, PA

town,

7815 Marketing
nunley, Kimberly A. 10 Cedar Woods Dr.
oylestown. PA 18901 Ment/Phys Hand/Sp
d

Joseph P. 519 Spencer Lane.
PA 18974. Sec Ed/English
arley M. Colleen 05 Eloston Ave. West Pltton, PA 18643. Elem Ed
urrie, Alan C. 1603 Stephens Dr. Wayne.
ullinan,

'arminster,

1

^ 19087. Psych
nthbert, Kelly A. 217 Cornwall Drive.
halfont. PA 18914. Mass Comm

• hi. Caroline 133 Glenvlew
iwrencevllle, NJ 08648. Finance

ly. Colleen P. 188 Park Rd

RD

Drive.

2. Sellns-

PA 17870. Adult Health
anuinas. Joann M. RD I Box 77. Catawlssa.
ove,

17820 Management
tvis, Bridget M. 1303 Michaels Lane. Nor\

rlstown. PA 19403. Bus Ed/Marketing
Davis. Christine L. RD 3 Box 205, Danville.
PA 17821. Elem Ed
Davis. Jody M. PO Box 3 Rt 611. Plumsteadville. PA 18949. Management
Davis Mary A. RD 2 Box 638. Jersey Shore,
PA 17740. Ment/Phys Hand/Sp Ed

Deakin. Jonl M. 330 Columbus Avenue. Susquehanna, PA 18847. Ment/Phys Hand/Sp Ed
Deck, John D. RD 3 Box 2280. Milton. PA
17847. Mass Comm
Defazio, Carol M. Star Route SeelyvUIe.
Honesdale. PA 18431. Math
Degerolamo, David R. 331 Hudson St. Phllllpsburg NJ 08865. English
Dehaven, Michael D. 508 Miller Ave.
Mechanlcsburg. PA 17055. Management
Dennis, Sandra K. 151 N Shore Rd. Andover.
NJ 07821 Elem Ed/Early Childhood Ed
Derr, Darlene K. 226 Spring Garden Ave,
Bloomsburg, PA 178 15. Acctg
Deterick, James L. 1425 Second Ave. Berwick. PA 18603. Soc Wei
Detwiler, Crystal D. RD 1 Box 64. Susquehanna. PA 18847. Speech Correct
Deutschman, Bruce S. 589 Charles Ave.
Kingston, PA 18704. Psych
Dicandilo, Victoria 415 Maple Rd. Broomall.
PA 19008. History
Dicks, Shelley L. 52 Merrie Trail. Denville.
NJ 07834. Marketing
Diefenderfer. Lisa A. 4441 Hilltop Circle.
Bethlehem, PA 28017. Nursing
Dilks, James J. Country Club Rd.
Phoenlxville. PA 19560. Philosophy
Dillon, Gina M. RD 4 Box 4735. Berwick. PA
18603. Psych
Dimm, Daniel L. 207 E High St. Shamokln.
PA 7872. Comp & Info Scl
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1

Dinsdale. Kelly S. 315 N Bailey Rd.
Thorndale. PA 19372. Elem Ed/Early Childhood Ed
Dobrosky, Holly C. 9 Tulip Tree Rd. LevIttown.

PA 19056.

Poll Scl

Dominick, Brenda L. 207 E 8th St. Wyoming. PA 18644. Speech Correct
Donald, Mary A. 5 Leonard Place. Dover, NJ
07801. Management
Donatelli, Jodi L. RD 1 Box 1 1 17A. Bangor.
PA 1 80 1 3. Mass Comm
Dondero, Sharon A. 2040 Miller St. Stroudsburg. PA 18360. Office Adm
Donnelly, Stefanie L. 234 S Fourth St. Catawlssa. PA 17820. N-K-3/EIem Ed
Dotts. Sandra A. 3042 Ursulas Way, Doylestown, PA 18901. Mass Comm
Drager. Stephanie A. 760 High Ridge Rd.
Columbia. PA 17512. Elem Ed
Dnicls. Tracey M. 501 N 5th St. Kulpmont,
PA 17834. Nursing
Duke, Barbara E. RD 1 Box 50. Brogue. PA
17309. Ment/Phys Hand/Sp Ed
Dunn, Roger A. RD 1 Box 151. Coudersport,
PA 16915. Sec Ed/Physlcs
Duval, Samantha 5528 Willows Ave, Philadelphia. PA 19143. Acctg
Eamshaw. Diane E. 2 Buckwalter Rd. Spring
City. PA 19475. Ment/Phys Hand/Sp Ed
Eckman, Michelle L. 15 Lentz Ave. Lehlghton. PA 18235 Finance
Eldenshink, Lizann 713 Rowland Ave, Cheltenham, PA 19012. Management
Ellas. David J. 7 Vcnisa Dr RIdgewood. Hazleton, PA 18201. Management
Elsasser. Mark 326 Fisher Rd. Jenklntown.
PA 9046 Soc Wcl
Endres, Susan K. 203 Columbia Ave.
Palmerton. PA 18071. Elem Ed
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Erdley, Gail R. 409 Thompson St. Mlffllnburg. PA 17844. Acctg
Ernst, Lynne E. 3530 Qulncy Lane. Bethlehem. PA 18017. Enghsh
Esbenshade, Jodi R. 619 E 28th Div Hwy.
LItltz. PA 17543. Music
Espenschied. Amy Jo RD 1 Box 330A.
Tunkhannock. PA 18657. Elem Ed
Evans, Karen T. 44 Arch St. Wilkes Barre,

PA 18702. Nursing
Falrman, Susan

J.

400 Prospect Ave. Pros-

PA 19076. Acctg
Faller, Randy E. 619 Deer Rack Rd, Mountalntop. PA 18707. Office Adm
Famsworth, Paul L. 706 Pond View Dr. Audubon. PA 19403. Acctg
Farrell, Maryruth 20 Midland Dr. Dallas. PA
pect Park.

18612. Elem Ed
Fatchaline, Patricia M. 21 Johnathan Rd,
Sellnsgrove, PA 17870. Comp & Info Scl
Felix, Mark R. 1230 Penna Ave, Wllllamsport. PA 17701. Management
Feola, Frank J. 1003 N Wyoming St. Hazleton, PA 18201. Office Adm

Femandes, Christopher N. 26 Cherryvllle,
NJ 08822. Management
Fernandez, Jill M. 56 Swede Mine Rd, Dover,
NJ 07801. Bio
Feusner, Timothy J. 1104 Pinegrove Ave.
Lansdale. PA 19446. Management
FUiault, Alain G. 2637 Ashley Circle. Norrlstown. PA 19403. Management
FUoreto, Maria A. 28 E Oak St. West Hazleton. PA 18201. Speech Correct
Finkenbinder, Teri S. 2465 RItner Highway,
Carlisle. PA 17013. Nursing
Fiorot, Lisa V. 881 Grand Central Rd. Pen
Argyl, PA 18072. Mass Comm
Fitzgerald, Rebecca A. 06 Marlbrook Way,
Kennett Square. PA 19348. Chemistry
1

Ann M. RD 2 760 Strawbrldge.
Northumberland, PA 17857. Ment/Phys
Hand/Sp Ed
Foelsch, Brian D. 728 Lincoln Ave. Williamsport. PA 17701. Mass Comm
Foltz, Todd E. 413 Sprlnghouse Rd. Camp
Hill. PA
70
Speech/ Comm
Ford, Sharon 552 E Third St. Bloomsburg.
PA 17815. Pre-Soc Wei
Forese, Michele C. 2411 John Penn Circle.
Bloomsburg, PA 17815. Mass Comm
Foster, Linda S. 610 S Wilbur Ave, Sayre, PA
Flanagan,

1

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18840. Psych
Fraatz, Melissa 200 Garnet Lane, Walllngford, PA 19086. Economics
Frank, Andrew J. 1 1 Elba Place, East
Northport, NY 1 1731. Sociology
Frey, Brian J. 816 Miller St, Easton. PA
18042. Finance
Fritz.

Susan M. 133 Pine Tree Rd. Sayre, PA

18840. Elem Ed
Frost, Kara L. 2422 RIvervlew Ave, Bloomsburg. PA 17815. Management

Fnlmer, John C. RD 1 Box 524. Elysburg. PA
17824. Economics
Fusco, Amy S. 6 Headley Dr. Newtown. PA
18940. Ment/Phys Hand/Sp Ed
Gallagher, Karen A. 70 Vernon Way. Port
Reading, NJ 07064. Elem Ed
Ganther. Larry T. 740 Roger Rd, Warminster, PA 18974 Elem Ed
Garrity, Michelle M. 102 Conewanta Rd,
Pittsburgh. PA 15241. Ment/Phsy Hand/Sp
Ed
Gates. William RD 2 Box 193. Watsontown.
PA 17777 Sec Ed/Blo
Gavitt. Julie M. RD
Box 187A. Forksvllle,
PA 18616, Sec Ed/Math
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senior dlr

219

Gebhart, Jennifer L. PO Box 236, Montandon, PA 17850. Psych
Gerber, Kelly L. 304 Arlington St, Tamaqua,
PA 18252. ElemEd
Getty, Sharon K. 1 1 Washington Dr,
Kulpmont, PA 17834. Mass Comm
Getz, Valerie A. 2120 Wisteria Circle,
Macungle. PA 18062. Elem Ed/Spanlsh
Gilllard, Jennifer L. RD 5 Box 373. Jackson,
NJ 08527. Psych
Giordano, Michael S. 4610 Bayard St. Easton. PA 18042. Office Adm
Gladfelter. Lisa M. 2185 Teslln Rd, York, PA
17404. Management
Glassford, Scott M. 3164 Sprlnghouse Lane.
Holland, PA 18966. Management

Glennon, Karen 246 S Fifth St, Shamokln.
PA 17872. Med Tech
Glowatch, David J. 926 Peace St. Hazleton.
PA 18201. Marketing
Gocek, Patricia M. 412 Maple St. Freeland.

PA 18224. Nursing
J. 2835 Lehigh Rd,
York, PA 17402. English
Goldfeder. Lisa A. 701 Seventh Ave, Bethlehem, PA 18018. Blo/Marlne Bio
Goodman, Jon E. RD 3 Box 3985. Palmerton.

Golden, Christopher

PA 807 Sec Ed/Earth & Space Scl
Gownley, Shannon M. 107 Laurel Lane.
Mount Carmel. PA 17851. Elem Ed/Hearing
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Impaired
Grace, Tracy A. RD 2 Box 2057, Pottsville.
PA 17901. Marketing

Graham, John M. RD Box 124. Dallas. PA
18612. Bus Economics
Graham, Thomas A. 109 Dey St. Danville. PA
1

17821. Office Adm
Grainer, Herb H. 921 Tolstoy St. Freemansburg, PA 18017. Poll Scl
Grebb, Reglna D. RD 3 Box 3698, East
Stroudsburg. PA 18301. Finance
Green, Michelle D. 2715 Tanager Dr, Wilmington, DE 19808. Elem Ed
Griffls, Jennifer L. RD 8 Box 370, Bloomsburg, PA 17815. Bio
Grimmer, Roseann M. 528 Frederick St,
Bethlehem, PA 18015. Marketing
Grobinskl, David P. 18 Skyline Dr, Plttston,
PA 18640. Sec Ed/Bio
Groff, Cynthia J. 243 North Decatur, Strasburg, PA 17579. Marketing
Groth, Julia 10 Township Line Rd, Douglassvllle, PA 19518. Nursing
Grothe, Michael P. 3717 Sllverwood Dr.
York, PA 17402. Marketing
Grove, Melissa K. 175 Farm Lane, Landlsvllle, PA 17538. Adult Health
Grzymski, Michallne A. 12 Main St. Mocanaqua, PA 18655. Sec Ed/Math
Guarino, Dawn M. 31 Stirling Lane. Wayne.
NJ 07470. Acctg
Gublcza, Karen S. 334 Weymouth Rd, Norrlstown, PA 19401. Economics
Guenter, John J. 13 Cleary Ave, Butler, NJ
07405. Marketing
Gumlak, Carol L. RD 1 Box 111, Emmaus,
PA 18049. Nursing
Gutshall, Penny J. RD 1 Box 287. Reinholds,
PA 17569. Mass Comm
Guydlsh, Raymond A. 4 1 1
Green St West
Hazelton. PA 18201. Sec Ed/CSS (Poll Scl)

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Hagstrand, Linda J. 356 Sixth St. Whitehall.
PA 18052. Office Adm
Hamilton, Barbara L. RD 1 Box 36, Cogan

PA 17728. Office Adm
Kristlne L. RD 5 Box 484, Manhelm,
PA 17545. Elem Ed
Hammerschmidt, Gary L. 479 Godshall Rd,

Station,

Hamm,

220

PA 18964. Acctg
Hanshaw, Susan M. 442 Oreland Mill Rd,
Oreland, PA 19075. Mass Comm
Hardman, Susan L. 9 Meadow Lane, North
Caldwell NJ 07006. Elem Ed/Math
Haririan, Christine M. 1221 Maple St,
Souderton,

Bloomsburg, PA 17815. Finance
Hamish, Kelly L. RD 2 Box 64, HughesvlUe,
PA 17737. Elem Ed/Ed Hearing Impaired
Harris, Stephen J. 224 Surrey Rd, Warminster, PA 18974. Comp & Info Scl
Hart, Daniel J. 705 Ave, Matamoras, PA
18336. Acctg
Hartlaub, Anthony W. 846
Middle St.
Hanover. PA 17331. Acctg
Hartung, Dane A. 239 N 16th St. Lewisburg.
PA 17837. Bio
Hasselman, Doreen A. 87 Wagner Ave,
Montgomery, PA 17752. Speech/Comm
Hauck, Robert E. 819 Center St, Shamokln,
PA 17872. Acctg
Haug, Jean E. 201 Delmont Ave, Warminster, PA 18974. Elem Ed/Psych
HavrlUa, Lorl L. 206 Bennett St, Exeter. PA
18643. Office Adm
Heaney, Susan J. Box 53 Llndenhurst Rd.
Newtown. PA 18940. Elem Ed
Heavey, Thomas M. 125 Hillcrest St. Staten
Island. NY 10308. Adult Health
Heckrote, Terry L. 137 Ben Franklin Hwy.
Douglassville. PA 19518. Management
Heine, Andrew P. 625 Gawaln Rd. Plymouth
Meeting. PA 19462. Marketing
Helsner, William R. 332 9th St. Sellersvllle.
PA 18960. Bus Economics
Heller, Christine M. 558 Ridge Ave. West
Hazleton, PA 18201. Elem Ed/Early Childhood Ed
Hellgren. Jr., John M. 428 Tyburn Dr. Wesford. PA 15090. Marketing
Henry, Elizabeth M. 206 Lombard St. Tamaqua, PA 18252. Acctg
Herbert, Jane L. 701 N 9th St, Sellnsgrove,
PA 17870. Acctg
Herr, Deborah A. 2021 Birch Rd. Lebanon.
PA 17042. Marketing
Hess, Debbie L. RD 2 Box 58. Orangevllle. PA
17859. Finance
Hess Eric S. RD 5 Box 388. Bloomsburg, PA
17815. Management
Hestnar, Jon K. 59 Belmont Station, Southampton. PA 18966. Crim Justice
Hetzel, Lynn 4540 Henry St, Easton, PA
18042. Acctg
Higgins, Steven G. 2019 Delaware St, Dunmore, PA 18512. Marketing
Hilgar, Katherine E. 244 Jefferson St.
Bloomsburg, PA 17815. N-K-3
Hill, Michael T. 102 N Willow St, Fleetwood,
PA 19522. Management
Hlnes, Maura A. 23 Summit Trail, Sparta, NJ
07871. Soc Wei
Hlnshaw, Patricia B. PO Box 231 Cogan Station. PA 17728. Speech Correct
Hitchcock, Sandra R. RD 2 Box 154. Wysox,
PA 18854. Sec Ed/English
Hitchlngs, Carri B. 60 Zlnn St. Trucksville.
PA 18708. Elem Ed/Ed Hearing Impaired
Hock, Brent A. 205 Dutchhlll Rd, Bloomsburg, PA 17815. Management
Hock, Lori D. RD 5 Box 259. Bloomsburg, PA
17815. Elem Ed
Hoffman, Leigh A. RD 4 Box 36, Bloomsburg,
PA 17815. Acctg
Hoffner, Tracl L. PO Box 174, Clarksburg.
NJ 08510. Ment/Phys Hand/Sp Ed
Hogan, Mary C. 20 Manu Trail. Andover. NJ
07821. N-K-3

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Hojnacki, Joann 1 1 1 2 N Pearl St, Shamok
PA 17872. Office Adm
Holdren, Brenda L. RD 2 Box 298, Munj.
PA 17756. Marketing
Hollar, Kathryn M. 40 Edison Terrace, Spjta, NJ 07871. Elem Ed
Holliday, John C. 177 Main St, Llnfleld,
19468. Acctg
Hollinger, Lisa R. RD 7 Box 349, Manhelj,
PA 17545. Marine Bio
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L. 2520 Tirjan A\|,
Quakertown, PA 18951. Elem Ed/Psych
Holmes, Yvette 248 E Oak St, Norristown.
19401. Economics
Hoover, Michael J. 202 E Pine St. Seliilgrove. PA 1 7870. Comp & Info Scl
Hoover. Sherry L. 685 S 6th Ave. Royersfo|
PA 19468. Speech Correct
Houck, Dianne C. 4051 Wolf Hollow B,
Bloomsburg. PA 17815. Office Adm
Houser, Kristin R. 8 Meng Rd. Schwen,|vllle, PA 19473. Management
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lentown, PA 18103. Soc Scl
Hunsinger, Troy D. 86 Buckhorn FJ,
Bloomsburg. PA 17815. Mass Comm
Hunter, Jr., William F. 416 Lynn a\,
Robesonia. PA 19551. Management
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PA 17543. Sec Ed/Comm (Writing)
Hurst, Kristan A. 2 Tall Oaks Lar,
Newtown. PA 18940. Managemtent
Huyck, Melissa A. 109 Grlmesville Rd. v;i

llamsport,

PA 770 1 Soc Wei
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Jacobsen, Kelly L. 291 Red School House
Spring Valley, NY 10977. N-K-3/EIem Ed
Jameson, Jerry C. 636 Railroad St, AIMtown, PA 18102. Rad Tech
Jamison, Kevin C. 3 Whlppoorwlll Lai.
Sparta, NJ 07871. Management
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Trevorton, PA 17881. Bio

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John, Sherri L. 1396 Bittersweet Lane. Wit
Chester, PA 19380. Elem Ed
Johnston, Kathleen M. 1009 Mueller II.
Warminster, PA 18974. Marketing
Jones, Deann E. 100 Railroad St, Danvlji,
j

PA 17821. Management
Jones, Jennifer L. RD 1 Box 17, Zlon Grojt,
PA 17985. Elem Ed
Jones, Megan M. 1 52 Bowood St, Center VIley, PA 18034. Speech/Comm
Jones, Roger M. 69 Highland Dr, Apalach.,
NY 13732. Acctg
Jones, Stacey D. Eng Vlg BIdg 5, Apt 2. Noji
Wales. PA 19454. Managemtent
Kahler, Harold M. 350
3rd St, Mount C|mel, PA 17851. History
Kappel, Jr, Paul T. 86 Orchard Place, Ralsey, NJ 07446. Management
Karge, Gale Y. PO Box 193, Picture Rocks, A
17762. Nursing
Kearney, Peter J. 296 Roseland Ave. Es;x
Fells, NJ 07021. Economics
Keefer, Andrea L. RD 3 Box 249, Lewisbi
PA 17837. Marketing
Keener, Joanlse L. RD 1 Box 351, Wsontown. PA 17777. Marketing
Keller, Christopher P.
10 Sunnyslde A
Bloomsburg. PA 17815. Management
Kelly. Patricia M. 230 Davis St. Blossbi
PA 16912. Acctg
Kenney, Robert P. 1439 Williamsburg
West Chester, PA 19382. Finance
Kephart, Carrie A. 1 Mountain View
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senior dlr

I

Hand/Sp Ed
Khwaja, Maruf M. 808 Old Berwick Hd,
Bloomsburg. PA 17815. Management
King, Marty N. 358 Pennargyle. Bloomsburg.
PA 17815. Speech/Comm

RD

Kinney, Marsha L.

1.

Stillwater,

PA

17878. English
Kinzlnger, Scott H. 125 Shady Lane. Hones-

PA 843 Mass Comm
Susan M. 219 Garfield Ave.
3ernvllle. PA 19506. Sec Ed/Math
Kistler, David L. 162 Woodbine Rd.
Shavertown. PA 18708. Marketing
Ueiven, Colleen D. 12 Adams Dr. Whipdale.

1

1

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Kissllng,

3any.

N J 07981. Psych

Slock, Betsey L. 69 Hillside Ave. Elysburg.
'A 17824. Marketing

{nouse, Curtis D. 1301 Market St. Sunbury.
^A 17801. Bus Economics
ioch, E. Craig. 311 Sweinhart Rd.
toyertown. PA 19512. Bio
lochenderfer, Kristine A. 926 Rlckert Rd.
'erkasle. PA 18944. Soc Wei
[oschella, Sharon M. 135 Kossack St.
iwoyersvllle. PA 18704. Elem Ed
Costantewicz, Jerome J. RD 2 Box 194.
/leshappen. PA 18630. Comp & Info Sci
iostek, Jane A. RD 1 Box 20 1 B. New Milford.
'A 18834. N-K-3
lowalskl, David E. 1214 Delaware Ave.
mlssing. PA 19610. Finance

Wy-

iowalsky, Nadine M. 56 Indian Creek Dr.
evittown. PA 19057. Nursing
Cozlowskl, Laura A. 2591 John Milton Dr.
lerndon.

VA

22071. Management
RD 1 Box 332. Sunbury. PA

:repps, Philip S.

7801. Music

Karen L. RD 2 Box 227U. Bellefonte.
A 16823. Elem Ed
rum Stephen. PO Box 143. Catawlssa. PA

:risch,

7820. Sociology
rzastek, Karen M. 103 Mountain Rd. Rockway. NJ 07866. Marketing
obitsky, Lee A. 1404 Spring Lane. East
troudsburg. PA 18301. English

David

655 Greenwood St. Alleniwn.PA 18103. Bus Economics
apcha, Michelle M. 1912 Troxell St. Alntown. PA 18103. Med Tech
Bbroli, Stephen J. 808 Joeck Dr. West
ulla,

hester.

J.

PA 19382. Finance

affcrty, April G.

RD

Box 414. Lykens. PA

1

7048. Geology

igreca, Krlstina E. 40 Pt Pleasant Rd.
opatcong. NJ 07843. Spanish
unbert, Jennifer L. 2244 Birch St. Easton.
\ 18042. Office Adm

udeche, Lori M. 708
vissa.

Mill St Rear. Cat-

PA 17820. Geology

indls. Lisa L.

105 Strasburg Pike. Lancas-

PA 17602. Mass Comm
indis. Matthew S. 715 Kellers Creamery.
Iford. PA 18969. Geography/Environ Plan
ine, Karen M. 21 Conyngham. Shickshin. PA 18655. Sec Ed/Math
me. Kent D. 219 N 19th St. Ashland. PA
r.

'921.

Soc/Crim Justice
•h, Pamela L. PO Box 190, Shamokin
m. PA 17876. Elem Ed/Ed Hearing ImIrcd

itshaw,

Deborah

561 N 2nd St.
amokln. PA 17872. Elem Ed
nbach, April M. PO Box 145. Beach Haven.
18601. Elem Ed
S.

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van,

Thomas

J.

2721

Hlllcrest Rd.

PA 18702 History
wson, Paula J. 700 E Center

Wilkes

rrc,

doah, I'A 17976. Speech Correct

St,

Shen-

W John St. Frackvllle,
PA 17931. Mass Comm
Lefever, Kimberly C. 1741 Windsor Ave.
Lancaster. PA 17601. Acctg
Legg, Scott R. RD
Box 185. Brackney. PA
Lazusky, Janet C. 448

1

18812. Comp& Info Sci
Leldigh, Marie E. 1 90 1 Crums Mill Rd. Harrisburg. PA 17110. Sec Ed/Comm (Theater)
Lelnlnger, Kirsten L. 243 Pughtown Road
Rd 1. Spring City. PA 19475. Mass Comm
Leltzel, Michael E. Main St. Herndon, PA
17830. Comp& Info Sci
Lenker, Susan E. RD 4 Box 89. Sunbury. PA
17801. Art Studio
Lewis, Nancylee J. RD 3 Box 5 Pine Valley.
Hunlock Creek. PA 18621. Elem Ed
Lewis, R. Scott 301 New St. Royersford. PA
19468. Sec Ed/Blo
Liberman, Howard A. 925 N Webster Ave.
Scranton. PA 18510. Poll Sci
Llem, Kimberley A. 3 1 2 E Biddle St, Gordon,
PA 17936. Teacher Ed
Lindinger, Patrice M. 35 Harcourt Lane,
Hatboro, PA 19040. Ment/Phys Hand/Sp Ed
Linnen. Mary J. 156 Haverford Dr, Laflin, PA
18702. Soc/CrIm Justice
Lint, Annette A. 2552 Parkview Dr, Norrlstown, PA 19403. Acctg
Lisman, Terry M. 68 Barney St, Wilkes
Barre. PA 18702. Speech Correct
Lochbaum, Heather E. 611 61st St, Harrisburg, PA 17111. Speech Correct
Loeb, Donna L. RD 3 Box 3039, Hamburg, PA
19526. Acctg
Lohr, Carolyn E. RD 1 Box 243, Greentown.
PA 18426. N-K-3
Lonergan, Paul J. 197 Market Street. Cumbola. PA 17930. Ment/Phys Hand/Sp Ed
Long, Lynn A. 14 Llnmor Ave. Newton. NJ
07860. Elem Ed
Lordl, Regina M. 5 Spring Lane, East
Stroudsburg, PA 18301. Marketing
Lucas, James L. 415 Shamokin St.
Trevorton. PA 17881. Sec Ed/CSS (H-B A)
Ludewlg, Robert S. 370 Arbor Rd. Lancaster.
PA 17601. Chemistry
Lunger, David A. 1 5 E 6th St. Bloomsburg,
PA 17815. Sociology
Lupashunski, Wendy A. 608 E 3rd St. Berwick. PA 18603. English
Lutz, Cynthia L. 519 Front St, Freeland, PA
18224. Acctg
Lutz, Denise R. RD 2 Box 269, Mehoopany,
PA 18629. Elem Ed
Luzenskl, Joann M. 25 Park Lane, Milton,
PA 17847. Sec Ed Spanish
Lynam, Don J. 25 Woodland Rd, Fleetwood,
PA 19522. Management
Lynch, Elizabeth A. 181 N Park Dr, LevIttown, PA 19054. Speech/Comm
Macelwee, Kent 8 Runyon Rd, Hummelstown. PA 17036. English
Mack, Lisa A. 138 Pottsville. Port Carbon. PA
17965. Mass Comm
Madden, Beth A. 321 Alton St. Apt 3. Danville. PA 17821. Sec Ed/Bio
Madden, Robert A. RD 7 Box 131. Danville.

PA 782 Poll
Magda, David
1

1

.

Sci

B. 680 Lincoln St. Hazleton,
PA 1K201 Soc/Crim Justice
Magnuson, Jennifer A. Saylorsburg. PA

18353. Elem Ed
Magray, Tina M. 49 Margin Rd, Levlttown.

PA 19056. Management

Mahmood. Haroon 353 Fetterman, Apt
Bloomsburg. PA 17815. Comp & Info Sci
Mahoney. Patricia V. 20 Geranium.
town. PA 19057. Elem Ed

1

Levlt-

Malinak, Carla M. 40 Richard St. Dover. NJ
07801. Adult Health
Mamrol, Theresa A. 691 Joseph Ave.
Warminster. PA 18974. Marketing
Marconi, Deborah R. 1 16 Vine St. RIngtown.
PA 17967. Speech Correct
Maris, Stephen H. 127 Evansburg Rd. CollegeviUe. PA 19426. Comp & Info Sci
Markle, Lisa J. 146 Linden Court, Emmaus,
PA 18049. Med Tech
Maron, Lisa L. 501 E Lynnwood St. Allentown.

PA

8 1 03.

1

Comp &

Info Sci

Marshalick, Margaret M. 511 N 6th St.
Shamokin. PA 17872. Nursing
Marshall, Elaine H. RD 2 Turnpike St. Susquehanna. PA 1 8847. Ment/Phys Hand/Sp Ed
Martin, Elizabeth K. Rte 1 Box 312, Allentown, PA 18104. English
Martin, Michelle L. 10 Cherry St. Wilkes
Barre. PA 18702. Acctg
Martnlck, Jr, James E. 121 E Broad St. West
Hazleton. PA 18201. Management
Marx, Antoinette L. 3 E Washington St. Port
Carbon. PA 17965. Acctg
Mase, Joya 20 Canaan St. Carbondale. PA
18407. Office Adm
Masullo, Kristin M. 5 Wellington Dr. Long
Valley. NJ 07833. Speech/Comm
Matlno, Angle M. RD 1 Box 162B. RIngtown.
PA 17967. Elem Ed
Mattes, Jean M. PO Box 3038. Easton. PA
18042. Elem Ed
Matuella, Nicole RD 1 Box 95, Freeland, PA
18224. Speech/Comm
Matweecha, Dean E. 105 Pine Top Trail,
Bethlehem, PA 18018. Poll Sci
Mauceri, Jacqueline M. RD 1 Box 303, Centre Hall, PA 16826. Nursing
McAllelster, Todd K. 905 Harvard Rd. Monroevllle, PA 15146. Marketing
Mccarty, Bern E. 50 Cllffslde Dr. Williamsport. PA 770
Comp & Info Sci
McCollum. Daniel E. RD
1

1

Turbotville.

.

1
Box 182.
PA 17772. Management

McDaniel, Heather

PA 18603.

917 E 5th

J.

St.

Berwick.

Bio

McElroy, Bethany L.

RD

6 Box 233. Muncy.

PA 17756. Mass Comm
McEnteer, Mary M. 130 E Washington
Dubois. PA 15801. Elem Ed

Ave.

McGarry, Candace A. 424 E Thirwell Ave.
Hazleton. PA 18201. Speech Correct
McGarry, Martha K. RD 2 Box 204 Mohawk.
Yorktown Heights. NY 10598. Elem Ed/Early
Childhood Ed
McGlnley, Jennifer W. 15 Bentley Court,
Somerdale. NJ 08083. English
McGuinness, Nancy A. 3 Oklahoma Dr.
Jackson. NJ 08527. Elem Ed Psych
McGulre, Jay E. 69 Willow St. Wilkes Barre.
PA 18702. Acctg
McHale, Edward S. RD 1 Box 660. Falls. PA
18615. Soc/Crim Justice
Mcintosh, Cynthia L. 2681 Carnegie Rd.
York. PA 17402. Ment/Phys Hand/Sp Ed
McKenzie, Alfred Box 967. Kingstown. St.
.Jamaica. Finance
McKlnnon, Trade 809 Cherry Hill Rd.
Bloomsburg. PA 17815. Speech/Comm

McLaughlin, Steven

J.

RD

2 Box 22. Port

PA 7082. Sec Ed/CSS (H-B A)
McLeod, Linda E. 2 2 Wellington Blvd, Wyomlssing. PA 19610 Art Studio
McLeman, Lauren A. 272 King St. Northumberland. PA 17857. Sec Ed/English
McMillan. Cheryl A. 872 N 4th St. Philadelphia. PA 19123. Mass Comm
Royal,

1

1

1

McSherry, Jacklyn A. 1308 Center

St,

Ash-

senlordlr

221

PA 17921. Soc Wei
McWUliams. Mellnda S. 1171 Hidden View
Dr. West Chester, PA 19380. Elem Ed
Meals, Kristel D. 43 E Locust St, Fleetwood.
PA 19522 Elem Ed
land.

Meckes, Larry R. 623 E

Paoli St. Allentown.

PA 18103. Acctg
Mehalick, Nancy S. RD 1 Turkey Path Rd,
Sugarloaf. PA 18249. Elem Ed
Meier, Christopher H. 3185 Lincoln Hwy
East. Paradise, PA 17562. Sec Ed/Math
Mellon, Jr, Paul J. 4 1 8 Spruce St, Glenolden,
PA 19036. Marketing
Menapace, Melissa A. 1012 Woodland Way.
Clarks Summit. PA 18411. Mass Comm
Mencken, Thomas J. 1228 Greenhlll Rd.
Yardley. PA 19067. Bio
Meskill, Jeffrey A. 185 Short Rd, Doylestown. PA 18901. Speech/Comm
Messenkopf, Audrey A. Meadowlake Hcri
Box 335. Sclota. PA 18354. Marketing

Metcalf, Susan M. RD 3 Box 98. Hunlock
Creek. PA 18621. Poll Sci
Mettler, Jr, William C. RD 6 Box 328. Danville, PA 17821. Acctg
Metzgar, Sherri L. 4208 Bayard St, Easton,
PA 18042. Marketing
Metzker, Susan 43 Hillcrest Lane, Williamsport. PA 17701. Comp& Info Scl
Metzler, Klmberly A. 146 12th St, Northumberland, PA 17857. Acctg
Michael. Daniel F. 322 E 7th St. South Willlamsport. PA 17701. Office Adm
Michael, Dennis D. 615 Cherry Rd, Northampton, PA 18067. Finance
Mlkalac, Miriam R. 602 Honeysuckle Lane.
Bloomsburg. PA 17815. Theater Arts
Miles, Suzanne M. RD 1 Box 267, Paxinos,
PA 17860. N-K-3
Miller. Amy L. 151 Westtown Way, West
Chester, PA 19382. Psych

Angela S. 720 Oak St, Boyertown, PA
19512. Office Adm
Miller, Christopher J. 338 American St. Catasauqua. PA 18032. Mass Comm
Miller, Kandy K. RD 1 Box 303, Elysburg, PA
17824. Elem Ed
Miller, Lucille 36 Holly Hill Rd. Rlchboro, PA
18954. Nursing
Miller, M. Jeanne RD 1 Spruce Hills, Lewlsburg, PA 17837. Nursing
Miller, Ronald A. RD 1 Box 1 109. Nescopeck.
PA 18635. Marketing
Miller, Scott W. West Plane St. Gordon. PA
17936. Sec Ed/Bio
Miller, Todd A. PO Box 152, Selinsgrove, PA
17870. Theater Arts
Miller, Victoria S. Summerhlll Est Rd 5,
Bloomsburg, PA 17815. Music
Miller III, Leo J. 746 Poplar St. Bloomsburg.
Miller,

PA 17815
Miller, Jr,
Hill,

Fred E. PO Box 531, Lafayette

PA 19444.

English

Kimberely A. 360 Mulberry Court.
Wyckoff. NJ 07481. Elem Ed/Ed Hearing Im-

Mills.

paired
Mills.

Mlchele D. PO Box 202. Lightstreet, PA

17839. Speech/Comm
Minello, Vickl A. 722 Kenwood Dr, Dickson
City, PA 18447. Business Ed/Secretarial
Minnich, Dianne M. 13 S Broad St. QuarryviUe. PA 17566. Nursing
Minogue. Donna J. 15 Heather Hills Dr. Mil-

NJ 07438. Comp & Info Sci
Moadeli, Afsun Danville State Hospital. Danville, PA 17821. Bio
Mohan, Craig M. 7359 Hillcrest Dr.
Macungie. PA 18062. Marketing
ton,

222

senior dlr

Moncavage, Krisa K. 15 Front

St,

Strong,

PA

17851. Psych

Moore. Scherry

J.

RD

5 Box

19. Selinsgrove,

PA 17870. Nursing
Morgan. Dayid M. 711 Sycamore Dr. West
Chester. PA 19380. Mass Comm
Momingred, Melissa M. RD 3 Box 12. Newport, PA 1 7074. Elem Ed/Ed Hearing Impaired
Moshinsky. Lynne E. 227 Meadow Dr, Yardley, PA 19067. Speech Correct
Moss, James M. 251 Haller Rd. Ridley
Park. PA 19078.

Comp &

Info Sci

Mothersbaugh, James E. RD 4. Muncy, PA
17756. Mass Comm
Motley, Sheila M. 706 Lakeview Dr, Ocoee,
FL 32761. Math
Moyer, Kevin L. 70 Newtown Rd, Warminster,

PA 18974. Management

Moyer, Michael D. 14

W

Broad

PA 19440. Mass Comm

Muschlitz, Klmberly A. 1177 Marble Dr,
Bethlehem. PA 18017. Nursing
Myers, Diana L. RD 1 Box 1653. Brodbecks.
PA 17329. Speech Correct
Myers, Kristine A. RD 6 Box 6010. Montrose.
PA 18801. Sec Ed/Blo
Narducci, Klmberly L. 418 E Linden St.
Fleetwood. PA 19522. Acctg
Naylon, Timothy M. 11 Edge Trail.
Conyngham. PA 18219. Acctg
Nelson, Andrea R. 3714 N 9th St. Philadelphia. PA 19140. Sociology
Nicholas, Tracey J. RD 1 Box 429. Watsontown. PA 17777. Nursing
Nicol. Melissa J. 1650 Hardner Dr. Allentown. PA 18103. Ment/Phys Hand/Sp Ed
Nicolo, Paul C. 1219 Clyde Rd. Warminster,
PA 18974. Economics

RD 2 Box 013A. Fleetwood. PA
19522. Nursing
Nolter, Deborah A. 217 S Shamokin St.
Shamokin. PA 17872. Soc Sel
Norbe, Todd A. 10 Peters Lane, North
Haledon, NJ 07508. Marketing
Norton, Noelle C. 403 Morse St. Rldgefield.
NJ 07657. Marketing
Nugent, Thomas 1 1 Glenslde Ave. Hamburg.
N J 074 1 9. Comp & Info Sci
Nunkester. Jr. Roger W. 501 E 8th St, Berwick, PA 18603. Elem Ed
Obeid, Colleen C. 3 Crescent Dr, Plains. PA
18705. Elem Ed/Math
Obrien. Thomas P. 108 S Vine St. PA 17872.
Sec Ed/CSS/Psych
Ocker. Jody L. 1 1 13Market St, Sunbury, PA
17801. Nursing
Oehlert, Michael R. 42 Roboda Blvd. Royersford, PA 19468. Management
Olejkowski, Susan P. 1312 Saint Vincent St,
Philadelphia, PA 191 1 1. Med Tech
Ridge Rd. Media. PA
O'Nell, Edward F. 1
19063. Sec Ed/Comm(Lit)
Springettsbury, York,
Orris, Ann E. 435
PA 17403. Nursing
Oscar. Linda J. 453. Byron Rd. Warminster.
PA 18974. Acctg
Otoole. James F. 202 Harding Ave,
Havertown, PA 19083. Sec Ed/CSS (H-B A)
Owens. Karen L. 109 Moonflower Rd,

W

W

'

fl

St, Hatfield,

Muetterities, Anne M. 61 Bellvale Rd. Mountain Lakes, NJ 07046. Acctg
Mumma, Denise C. 554 Ridge View Ave,
Elizabethtown. PA 17022. Marketing
Murphy, Brian C. 12121 Long Ridge Lane.
Bowie. MD 20715. Sociology
Muschek, Wendy M. RD 2 Box 158. Coopersburg. PA 18036. Elem Ed/Ed Hearing Impaired

Noll, Jill N.

PA 19040. N-K-3/Elem Ed
Padner. Dawn R. 37 Harrison. Nutley. J
07110. Ment/Phys Hand/Sp Ed
Palacz, Lisa A. RD 2 Box 317, Paxinos, ^
17860. Acctg
Palo. Monica L. 107 Hopper Rd, Endwell, \i
13760. Marketing
Panko. Ann M. 34 LInnett Lane. Lock Havji,
PA 17745. Marketing
Papsin. Margaret A. 30 Tamaques wk
Westfield. NJ 07090. Marketing
Parker, Janice F. Rear 486 S Mt Blvd. Mom
taintop. PA 18707. N-K-3/Elem Ed
Paster, Karen A. 123 Washington A;
Phoenixville, PA 19460. Speech Correct
Patton, Maryann C. 3 Palm Lane, LevlttoM
PA 19054. Elem Ed
Paul, David G. RD 1 Box 365, Herndon,
17830. Acctg
Pavelchak. Darice A. 335 Main St. Vandll}'.
PA 18421. Speech/Comm
Pawlak. Nancy J. RD 2 Box 228, Montgtjicry. PA 17752. Management
Pawlush, Renee 141 Main St, Mocanaqli
PA 18655. Nursing
Payne, Joshua E. RD 1 Box 521 Scotrun.y
18355. Comp & Info Sci
Pearage, Kathleen M. 500 Thornhurst \i
Gouldsboro. PA 18424. N-K-3
Perrotta, James A. 39 Marilyn St. Ncjil
Haledon. NJ 07508. Poll Sci
Peters, Eric M. 404 Allegheny Dr. Mechiicsburg. PA 17055. Finance
Peterson, Philip H. 232 E Areba Ave. Ir
shey, PA 17033. Comp & Info Scl
Hatboro,

,

,

'

Petrucelll. Kathy A. 1029 S
ilworth. PA 19464. Marketing

Kelm

St. I
Stephen M. 19 Conover Place. ;c
Bank. NJ 07701. Mass Comm
Pflrman, Lisa M. RD 2 Box 101, Turbotve
PA 17772. Speech Correct
Piccirilli, Angela PO Box 347. Vernon. I^
07462. Mass Comm
Piccirilli, Christine L. 424 N 21 St. Cap
Hill. PA 17011. Mass Comm
Pike, Karen M. 1 03 Peggy Lane, Chalfont ?
18914. Sec Ed/Spanish
Plankenhom, Charles C. 700 Highland j;r
race. Wllliamsport, PA 17701. Managemct
Pettit,

Posca, Anthony J. 79 Lederach d
Schwenksvllle. PA 19473. Comp & Info S
Potocsky, Tanya M. 1 806 Roan Dr, Wan!,g
ton, PA 18976. Marketing
Potoskie, Bobbi L. 434 Centre St. Freel; d
PA 18224. Math
Powell, Joan S. 2700 Lackawanna
Bloomsburg, PA 17815. Marketing
Preamble, Karen L. RD 6 Box 414. Mu||
PA 17756. Nursing
Premock, Lisa M. RD 6 Box 40]/
Branchville. NJ 07826. Speech/Comm
Price, Elaine L. PO Box 112, Trout Run|
17771. Acctg

2659 Old Forest Cl|
Winchester. VA 22601. Art Studio
Proch. Tanya A. 3122 N 5th St, White
PA 18052. Acctg
Price. Michelle R.

il

Mark P. 116 Hemlock Dr, Clk
Summit. PA 1841 1. Bus Economics
Prout, Jennifer L. RD 2 County Lineljc
Gilbertsvlll, PA 19525. Busiis
Pronltls.

Ed/Secretarial

Pudloski. Christine 3051 Hermitage rt'
Easton. PA 18042. Ment/Phys Hand/Sp li
Pumilia, Gregory J. 808 E Fornance St. oi
ristown. PA 19401. Finance
Pursel, Jeffrey D. 4 1 7 Iron St. Bloomsl n
PA 17815. Marketing
'

Pursel, Jr. Robert F. RD 3, Bloomsburg,
17815. Earth/Space Scl

PA

Rader, Michelle 208 8th St. PhlUipsburg. NJ
08865. Marketing
Rae, Jessie K. 1205 Hunter Dr, Blue Bell. PA
19422. Mass Comm
Randello, Maria K. RD 6 Box 30. Danville.
PA 17821. Speech Correct
Rarig, Kathrine E. RD 1 Box 137. Catawlssa.
PA 17820. Marketing

Ranick. Mark
Dalton.

P.

White Birch Lane

RD

3.

PA 18414. Adult Health

Rauscher, Wendy F. 130 Slocum St. Forty
Fort. PA 18704. Ment/Phys Hand/Sp Ed
Rauschmayer, Linda 23 Walden Dr. Mountaintop. PA 18707. Nursing
Reddecliff, Susan C. 974 Francis Circle.
West Chester. PA 19382. Elem Ed/Early
Childhood Ed
Reed, Daryl S. 3879 Oakleigh Dr. York. PA
17402. Philosophy
Reed. Debra L. Graber Rd. Red Hill. PA
18076. Nursing
Reed. Tracy 253 E 1st St. Bloomsburg. PA
17815. Sec Ed/CSS (Soc & Anthro)
Reeder, Michael S. 1 342 Harding Ave. Her5hey. PA 1 7033. Acctg
Reese. Kimberly A. RD 1 Division St, Scranon, PA 18508. Mass Comm

,

,

Regnier, Deborah A. 116 Locust St.
Mewtown Square. PA 19073. Elem Ed
Reichwein, Kathleen A. 319 Mountain St.

,

,

rrevorton. PA 17881. Sec Ed/Spanish
Relmer. Linda J. 1 843 Troxell St, Allentown.
^A 18103. Elem Ed/Early Childhood Ed
Reiss. Karen A. 2470 Hillside Ave. Easton.
^A 18042. Mass Comm
Xeiterman, Jeffrey C. 4129 Cherrywood,

,

,

rroy.

Ml 48098. Chemistry
Karin Her 3 1 "13, Harford, PA 18823.

iteuss.

I

aem Ed
Ihode. Christi A. 2 1 2 N 4th St, Pottsville, PA
7901. Psych
Uchards. Darryl H. 4924 Sansom St, Phll'delphia, PA 19139. Economics

.

1

tlegler.

Dani E. 164 Commonwealth

Dr.

Jewtown. PA 18940. Elem Ed
tlggs. Sheila D. RD
Box 263, Unityville, PA
7774. Elem Ed
Utt. Ronald D. RD 1 Box 196, Covington, PA
6917. Management
tobachefski, Laura J. 112 River St, NanIcoke. PA 18634. Elem Ed
tobinholt, Wendy S. 3635 First Almedia,
tloomsburg, PA 17815. Nursing
tockwood. Susan M. RD 4 Box 80, Blooms'urg, PA 17815. Nursing
lospendowski, Cindy L. RD 2 Box 82A,
Vapwallopen, PA 18660. Sec Ed/English
toss. Jennifer K. RD 4 Box 4462F, Berwick,
A 18603. Elem Ed/Early Childhood Ed

i

1

I

',

(owland, Susan M. 49 Trexler Rd,
chnecksvllle. PA 18078. Marketing
Sandra L. 606 S Temple Blvd. Temple.
A 19560. Marketing
(oane. Louise E. 957 Scott St, Kulpmont. PA
tozzi,

I

7834.

Management

ude, Diane B.

RD 4 Box

2 1 OC. Towanda.

PA

Ed/CSS (H-B A)
udolph. Kelly S. 446
3rd St Bloomsburg.
A 17815 Elem Ed
ndy, NaUlie A. 9 Rectory Lane, Wellsboro,
A 16901. Ment/Phys Hand/Sp Ed
'^>^48. .Sec

W

.

1

oggeri.

Franklin Ave, Rocka-

NJ 07866. Comp & Info Scl
uhl. Lori J. 60 Redwood Circle RD 2. Ephita. F'A 17522. Elem Ed
alapaugh. Randy H. 128 W High St.
ay,

,

James 125

Womelsdorf. PA 19567. Marketing
Ruopp. Joshua D. 5 Indian Spring Rd.
Cranford. NJ 07016. Nursing

W

Ruth. Helene M. 335
Cherry St. Shenandoah. PA 17976. Soc Wei
Ryno. Jeannette R. RD Box 1747C. Mount
Bethel. PA 18343. Psych
Salek. Adina A. 1 1 Purple St, Wellsboro, PA
16901. Marketing
Sanders. Michael P. RD 1 Box 191, Mlffllnburg, PA 17844. Sec Ed/CSS (H-B A)
Santee. Cindy R. 250 Broad St. Tatamy. PA
18085. Elem Ed
Sauers. Matt J. 612
3rd St. Bloomsburg.
PA 17815. Geography/Urban & Reg Plan
Saylor. Barbara A. RD 1 Box 1747. Berwick.
PA 18603. Elem Ed/Ed Hearing Impaired
Scarafone. Mark D. 75 Heather Lane. Norrlstown. PA 19401. Finance
Schaffer. Yvette M. 366 N 2nd St. Lehighton.
PA 18235. Sec Ed/Bio
Scheks. Victoria L. 1026 Copella Rd. Bath.
PA 18014. N-K-3
Schick. Michael M. 1201 Race St. Williamsport. PA 17701. Marketing
Schlenner. Karen A. 2205 Bryn Mawr Ave.
Ardmore, PA 19003. Nursing
Schott. Teresa M. 383 Lightstreet Rd,
Bloomsburg, PA 17815. Acctg
Schrawder, Rachel A. Spring Glen, PA
17978. Finance
1

W

Schroeder, Susan E. 20 Maplewood Dr.
Honesdale.

J.

180 E St Joseph

St,

Easton, PA 18042. Comp & Info Scl
Schwartz, Teresa A. 652 James St, Hazleton,
PA 18201. Elem Ed
Sechrist. Amy J. RD 1 Box 45, Canton, PA
17724. Acctg
Sechrist. Michelle A. 601 Londonderry Dr,
West Chester, PA 19382. Psych
Seelig. Pamela J. 209 Bradley Ave, Sinking
Spring, PA 19608. Marketing
Sees. Steven P. 38
4th St, Bloomsburg. PA
17815. Elem Ed
Belgrade. Kathryn A. 252
Main St.
Girardvllle. PA 17935. Nursing
Sell. Stacey A. 8 Emmaus Ave. Allentown.

W

W

PA 18103. Speech/Comm
Sellers. Jr. Franklin D.
vllle,

RD

1

Box 162,

Mill-

PA 17846. Mass Comm

Serpico. William E. 1111 Bergen Court,
Scranton, PA 18505. Comp & Info Scl
Shadle, David P. 7 Shetland Dr, Doylestown,
PA 18901. Management
Shafer, David J. 1 Kit Dr Hazle Vlg, Hazleton.
PA 18201. Acctg
Shandlay, Kathleen T. 1 1 7 Barrett Rd, Willow Grove, Pa 19090. Psych
Shaner, Kimberly A. 1477 Heather Place.
Pottstown, PA 19464. Elem Ed
Shannon. Michael J. RD 1 Box 12, Hughesvllle, PA 17737. Acctg
Sharp. James C. 7291 Mill Spring, Ambler,
PA 19002. Marketing
Shartle. Cynthia A. 5232 Deerfleld Ave,
Mechanicsburg, PA 17055. Mass Comm

Sheehan. Ann M. 7 S GIfford St. Butler. NJ
07405. Ment/Phys Hand/Sp Ed
Shevlln. James P. 11884 Sunchase Court.
Boca Raton. FL 33498. Acctg
Shimer. Richard N. 153 Oak St. Allentown,

PA 18102. Acctg
Shiptoski, Brian D. RD 2 Box 2, Wapwallopcn. PA 18660. Nursing
Shirk, Denise A. RD 4 Box 204B. Sunbury,
PA 17801. Bio
Shoop, Jack L. 215 Nassau

.

Shuman, Sherrl L. RD 2 Box 2589.
wood. PA 19522. Soc Wei

Fleet-

Shunk, Christopher J. 252

Beth-

1

Linden

St.

PA 18017. Comp & Info Scl
Sicinski, Jean R. 433 Spring St, Bethlehem.
PA 18018. Mass Comm
Simeone, Filomena 203 Seneka Dr. New
Britain. PA 18901. Acctg
Slnnott. Dale P. 235 W 4th St. Bloomsburg,
PA 17815. Physics
Slsko. Meliss A. 44 N Walnut St. Wilkes
Barre. PA 18702. Management
lehem,

Slavin, Eileen T. 19 S Llanwellyn Ave. Glenolden, PA 19036. Soc Wei
Slusser. James H. 4
5th St. Bloomsburg.
PA 17815. Theater Arts

W

Smith. Joseph M. RD 7 Box 7106, Moscow,
PA 18444. History
Smith. Laurel H. 3391 Buck Rd. Huntingdon
Valley. PA 19006. Speech/Comm
Smith. Michelle K. 20 Spring St. Wilkes
Barre. PA 18702. Soc Wei
Smith. Susan L. 1649 Woodlea Rd. Orefleld.
PA 18069. Nursing
Smithson, Susan M. 107 Deer Path Lane.
Lansdale. Pa 19446. Office Adm
.

Smyth, M. Melissa 35 Rodman Ave.
Havertown. PA 19083. Elem Ed/Early Childhood Ed
Snoha, Carol A. 330
Ludlow St. Summit
Hill, PA 18250. Elem Ed
Snyder, Brenda S. RD 1 Box 382, Muncy. PA
17756. RadTech
Snyder. Curtis W. 700 Barclay Ave. Morrisvllle. PA 19067. Acctg
Snyder. Susan E. RD 2 Box 7. Sunbury. PA
17801. Acctg
Sobeck. Michael W. 68 Oaklyn Ave. Norristown. Pa 19403. Speech/Comm
Somyk. Taras 1929 Hay Terrace. Easton. PA
18042. Finance
Soper, R. Shane RD 2 Box 103. Wysox. PA
18854. Acctg
Sopko. Patricia A. RD 1 Box 403. Lehighton.

W

PA 18431. Acctg

Schumacher. Daniel

1 782 1
Sec Ed/CSS (H-B A)
Shultz, Cheryl A. RD 4 Box 4864. Berwick.
PA 18603. Sec Ed/Math

St. Danville.

PA

PA 18235. Mass Comm
Spadora Carol A. Star Route. Prompton. PA
18456. Sec Ed/Blo
Specht. Laura M. 9390A JMeil Rd. Philadelphia. PA 19115. Speech/Comm
Speece. Eric R. 138 Ann St, West Pittston,
PA 18643. Adult Health
Spencer. Catherine A. 1305 Farrlngton Rd,
Philadelphia, PA 19151. Nursing
Sperlng Trudi E. RD 4 Box 199, Montrose, Pa
18801. Elem Ed
Spicer, Laura A. 41 Berkshire St, Whippany,
NJ 07981 Elem Ed/Ed Hearing Impaired
Spitko. Julie A. 717 Burdett Dr, Aston, PA
19014. Sec Ed/English
Spock. Thomas J. RD 1 Box 90A, Catawlssa,
PA 17820. Mass Comm
Spoerl. Cheryl L. RD 1 Box 100, Highland
Lakes, NJ 07422. Ment/Phys Hand/Sp Ed
Spoor, Lee H. 653
Park St, Honesdale, PA
18431. Sec Ed/Blo
.

W

SUber. Debra

L.

434

W

1st St, Hazleton.

PA

18201

Acctg
SUnek. Michelle J.
Pa 18222. Elem Ed

RD

2 Box 326A. Drums.

SUrkey, Lynne E. 957 Garfield Ave. LansPA 19446. Psych
Steely. Jay B. RD 3. Bloomsburg. PA 17815.
dale.

Bio

Steely. William L.
17815. Chemlstr>'

RD

3.

Bloomsburg. PA

senior dlr

223

Karen L. RD 4 Box 516, Red Lion. PA
17356. Sec Ed/Spanlsh
Steinberg, Brian A. 326 York Rd. Willow
Grove, PA 19090. Soc Wei
Stensnid, Wendy L. 213 Pembroke Rd, WalUngford, PA 19086. Finance
Stepanski, Robert P. RD 3, Shlckshinny, PA
18655. Comp & Info Scl
Stephon. Edward M. 632 Gllck Ave, Allentown, PA 18103. Finance

stein,

Stevenson, Scott A. 26 Renee
Rlchboro. PA 18954. Office Adm

Circle,

Curtis 301 TUton Rd, Pleasantvllle, NJ
08232. Soc/Crlm Justice
Stone, Brian J. RD 3 Box 232, Saylorsburg,
PA 18353. Sec Ed/CSS (H-B A)
Straub, Terry L. 626 Sherry Rd, Saint Marys,
PA 15857. Marketing
Strong, Viclti E. 51 2 Clifton Ave. Sharon Hill,
PA 19079. Mass Comm
Stuart, William M. 26 Wilson St, LarksvlUe,
PA 18704. Sec Ed/Earth & Space Scl
Stuck, Alison R. Star Route, Richfield, PA
17086. Ment/Phys Hand/Sp Ed
Sugra, Susan C. 105 Arrowhead Circle. Conestoga, PA 17516. Mass Comm
Swartley, Kimberly S. 121 S Locust St,
Shlremanstown, PA 17011. Mass Comm
Still,

Sweeney, Arthur E. PO Box 5, Drums, PA
18222. Anthro
Sweeney, John J. 2260 Sunneytown Pike,
Harleysvllle, PA 19438. Mass Comm
Sweeny, Anne E. 52 Prospect St. White
Plains, NY 10606. Ment/Phys Hand/Sp Ed
Swlnko, Jr, Paul G. 39 N Oak St, Mount
Carmel, PA 17851. Acctg
Swody, Russell M. PO Box

PA 18815.

143.

Camptown,

Art History

Taglleri, Katrina L. 401 Fairway Dr, Lan-

PA 17603. Ment/Phys Hand/Sp Ed
Tappe, Mark E. RD 3 Box 413, Catawlssa. PA
17820. Sec Ed/Chemlstry
caster,

Tazik, Renee 8 Marigold Circle, Levlttown,
PA 19054. Poll Scl
Tegge, Christine K. 3191 Antler, Dr, Doylestown, PA 18901. Elem Ed
Teichman, Lori J. RD 1 Box 284, Mlllmont.
PA 17845. Sec Ed/Blo
Terrizzi, Alicia A. RD 2 Box 349, Catawlssa,
PA 17820. Sec Ed/Math
Thomas, Linda M. 420 Hazle St, Tamaqua,
PA 18252. Marketing
Thompson. L. Evelyn 2736 Reel St, Harrlsburg. PA 17110. Speech/Comm
Thornborough, Kerrl E. 1419 Devon Rd.
Warminster, PA 18974. Office Adm
Timins, Edward J. 2108 Jackson St. Scranton. PA 18504. Management

Tobias, Gregory A. 20 Northern Ave.
Florham Park. NJ 07932. Management
Toczylousky, Tammy K. RD 3 Box 141, Catawlssa. PA 17820. Elem Ed/Math
Tlmkiewicz, Holly A. 1416 Gary Terr. West

PA 19380. Nursing
Tomko, Karen A. 415 Pennsylvania
novo, PA 17764. Sec Ed/Blo

Ave, Re-

Toner, Kellene E. PO Box 188, Woolrlch. PA
17779. Acctg
Townsend, Debbie A. PO Box 177, Camden,
DE 19934. Sec Ed/Math
Tracht, Marybeth 1 025 L Coldstream Circle,
Emmaus, PA 18049. Acctg
Trego, Mathew J. 1136 Taylor Ave, West
Chester, PA 19380. Sec Ed/Comm(Speech)
Troyan, Malanne L. 200 West Ave, Mount
Carmel, PA 17851. Psych
Truitt, Jeffrey C. 160 S Church St, Hazleton,
PA 18201. Marketing

senior dlr

W

Wagner, Steven D. PO Box 122, Watsontown,

PA 17777. N-K-3
Waibel, Debra L. 1385 Nancy Drive, Southampton, PA 18966. Finance
Waldman, David J. 3 1 5 Eldred St, WllUamsport, PA 17701. Acctg
Walker, Glna R. 14 Pine Ave, Fredericksburg. PA 17026. Earth/Space Scl
Walker, John M. RD 4. Bloomsburg. PA
17815. Management
Wallace, Corinne E. 244 Prospect St. Catasauqua, PA 18032. Mass Comm
Wallace, Kevin A. RD 3 Box 15. Clearfield,
PA 16830. Sec Ed/CSS (H-B A)
Wallace, Laurie S. 660 E Walnut St, Hanover. PA 17331. Ment/Phys Hand/Sp Ed
Ward, Dalton W. HC64 Box 82. Trout Run.
PA 17771. Management
Wargo, David A. 1 1 1 E Fell St. Summit Hill.
PA 18250. Comp & Info Scl
Warmerdam, Elizabeth J. 206 President
Ave. Rutledge. PA 19070. Elem Ed
Warmerdam, Nancy E. 206 President Ave.
Rutledge. PA 19070. N-K-3/Elem Ed/Excpt.
Child

Warner, Karen R. 302

W

Green

St.

Shlremanstown. PA 17011. Nursing
Warner, Sandra R. 161 Rafkind Rd. BloomIngdale. NJ 07403. Office Adm
Warren. Jr, Richard C. PO Box 12. Vlcksburg.

PA 17883. Management

Watklns. Charles E. 1594 Nottingham Rd.
Charleston. WV 25314. Management
Watson, Barbara E. RD 2 Box 7. Benton. PA
17814. Speech/Comm
S. 120 Caswallen Dr. West
Chester. PA 19380. N-K-3
Watson, James H. 3000 Hetherton Dr. Aston.
PA 19014. Acctg

Watson, Diane

Swamp Bridge Rd,
Denver. PA 17517. Management
Weiss, Cynthia D. 18 WoodhlU Dr. Willow
Grove. PA 19090. Mass Comm
Weiss, Noeleen M. 3 Ravine Rd, Sussex, NJ
Weaver, Carolyn D. 480

Chester.

:4

Truskoloskl. Michael F. RD 2 Box 125. Benton. PA 17814. Psych
Tryanski, Paula T. 664 Wawa Camp Rd.
Lederach. PA 19450. Marketing
Updegraff Joel A. 36 E Main St, Bloomsburg,
PA 17815. Finance
Swedesford Rd,
Updegraff, Julie L. 321
Exton, PA 19341. Speech Correct
Vadovic, Matthew J. RD 1 Box 4003, Mllford,
PA 18337. Psych
Valinski, Lori A. 124 Fulton St, Simpson, PA
18407. Acctg
Veazle, Justina H. RD 1 Box 227B. Drums,
PA 18222. History
Venesky, Paul PO Box 206. Elmora. PA
15737. Mass Comm
Vivian, Rebecca J. RD 1 Box 242. Rlegelsvllle. PA 18077. Elem Ed
Vivino, Anthony E. 850 Ronnie Lane, Philadelphia, PA 19128. Bus Economics
Vivino, Suzanne C. 3 S Quince St, Mount
Carmel. PA 17851. Elem Ed/Lang Arts
Vogel, Kimberly A. 8 Nottingham Dr.
Fallslngton. PA 19054. Art Studio

07461 Ment/Phys Hand/Sp Ed
.

Wells. Karen M. RD 2 Box 242. Meshoppen,
PA 18630. Finance

Wentling, Elizabeth A. 503 E Maple St,
AnnvlUe, PA 17003. Speech Correct
Academy St, HughesWertz, Eric W. 162

W

PA 17737. Office Adm
Wertz. Ruby 114 N Schaeffer Ave, Centre
Hall, PA 16828. Nursing
White, David W. RD 1 Box 764, Jermyn. PA
vllle,

18433. Marketing
Wiekrykas, Barbara P. 3 1 1 E New York S
Shenandoah. PA 17976. Elem Ed
Wilk, Gregory D. 1641 Babalew Trail. A
lentown. PA 18103. Office Adm
Williams, Carla J. 1223 Dalehurst Dr. Bet
lehem. PA 18018. Ment/Phys Hand/Sp Ed
Williams, Lori L. 909 McKlnley St, Hazleto
PA 18201. Nursing
Williams, Rae A. 1 39 E 8th St, Bloomsbur
PA 17815. N-K-3
Williamson, Gary B. 1705 Sycamore S
Bethlehem. PA 18017. Marketing
Willing, Brenda S. RD 2 Box 602. Barto
19504. Sec Ed/Math
Wodarczyk, Dawn M. 4 Summit View E
Mountalntop. PA 18707. Ment/Phys Hand/J

Ed
Wolfe, Michelle K. 1 1 Linda Lane, Selln
grove, PA 17870. Elem Ed
Wood, Deanna A. RD 2 S Portage Rd, Wei
field, NY 14787. Elem Ed
Woods, Delmas A. 323 Catherine St, Bloom
burg, PA 17815. Comp & Info Scl
Worklnger. Crystal D. RD 2 Box 306, Brogt
PA 17309. Management
Wright, Jolan E. 344 E Hector St, Co
shohocken, PA 19428. N-K-3/Elem Ed
Wright, Richard L. 102 E Central Ave, Ea
Bangor, PA 18013. Management

Yanchuck, Gregory R. 241 S 6th
Shamokln, PA 17872. Sec Ed/CSS (Soc &

SI

a[

thro)

Yancoskl, Carol A. 1537 Scott St, Kulpmoi
PA 17834. Marketing
Yonkln, Lisa M. RD 2 Box 339, Dushore,
18614. Sec Ed/English
Young, Irene M. 5858 Angora Terrace, Pb
adelphia, PA 19143. N-K-3

Young, Linda M. 283 Klmbel

L

PA 19460. Nursing
Young, Thomas L. 831 High St, West MUtc
PA 1 7886. Comp & Info Scl
Zeltler, Andrea B. 208 Hickory Court, Lai
dale. PA 19446. Elem Ed
Phoenlxvllle.

Zelechoski, Tracey A. RD 5 Box 110, De
vllle. PA 17821. Acctg
Zettlemoyer, Stacey J. RD 1 Box 280, Mllti
PA 17847. Sec Ed/CSS (H-B A)
Zimllnghaus, Nancy A. 1 03 Castle Rock I
Lake Hopatcong, NJ 07849. Sec Ed/Blo
Zimmerman, Holly M. RD 2 Box 52:?ji
Annvllle, PA 17003. Nursing
GIrard St. Atlas,
Zukus, John J. 557

W

785

Soc/Crlm Justice
Zuzelski, Sharon T. 23 Cotton Ave. Huds(
PA 18705. Marketing
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BLCDOMSBURG UNIVERSITY

A

Legacy of Learning

• 1 839- 1 989

120th Annual Spring

Commencement Convocation
Bloomsburg Fairgrounds
May 13, 1989 2:45 p.

m

226

Baccalaureate Honor Graduates
SUMMA CUM LAUDE
Recipients have achieved a cumulative grade p>olnt average of 3.95-4.00

Lee A. Chasen

Joann M. Luzenshl

Pamela

Christina H. Veazle

L.

Lash

MAGNA CUM LAUDE
Recipients have achieved a cumulative grade point average 3.75-3.94

Kim

T.

Brenda

Barnes
E. Baskln

Stacey D. Boltz
Brenda J. Burger
Joanne M. Butler
Lee M. Carsla

Lynn A Cheddar
Anne K. Collins

Alain G. FUlault
Michelle D. Green
Mlchallne A. Grzymskl

Miriam R. Mlkalac
Klmberley A. Muschlltz
Diana L. Myers

Susan L. Hardman
Sandra R. Hitchcock
Michael J. Hoover
Sherry L. Hoover

Tammy

Betsey

L.

R. Pentz
Linda J. Relmer
Diane B. Rude
Ann M. Sheehan
Edward M. Stephon

Klock

Philip S. Krepps
April G. Lafferty

Rita T. Covalesky

Joann M. Danulnas

Bern

E.

Lorl J.

Telchman

Tracey A. ZelechoskI

McCarty

CUM LAUDE
Recipients have achieved a cumulative grade point average of 3.5-3.75

Bruce

J.

Amerman

Dean

A.

N. Hurst
Melissa A. Huych
Jennifer L. Jones
Roger M. Jones
Harold M. Kahler
Joanlse L. Keener
Christopher P. Keller
Carrie A. Kephart

Brewer

Joseph

S. Bulkley
Alyssa A. Chomlak
Dee A. Courter

Sandra

K.

Dennis

David

Kristlna E. LaGreca

Bessmarle Frey

Nancylee

J.

Howard A Llberman

Kelly L. Gerber
Valerie A. Getz
Jennifer L. Gllllard
Lisa M. Gladfelter

Denlse R. Lutz
Antoinette

Candace

Christopher J. Golden
Robert E. Hauck
Christine M. Heller
Elizabeth M. Henry

Hock
L.

Laura
Cindy

A.

Holdren

Robachefskl

L.

Rospendowskl

Michael P. Sanders
Barbara A. Saylor
William L. Sheely Jr.

Suzanne SJostrom
Lynne E. Starkey

Marx
McGarry

L.

Katrina

L. Taglleri
Alicia A. Terizzl
Gregory A. Tobias

J.

Honors based on work completed prior

J.

James Ruggerl

Corlnne E. Wallace
David A. Wargo
Carolyn D. Weaver
Cynthia D. Weiss
Carla J. Williams

Deborah A. Nolter
Jody L. Ocker
Karen A. Paster
Nancy J. Pawlak

Hetzel

Brenda

Lynne M. Phillips
Elaine L. Price
Sheila D. RIggs

Mellon Jr.
Dennis D. Michael
KImberly A. Mills
Sheila M. Motley
Patlrcla M. Moynlhan-Klmber
Paul

E. Payne
A. Perotta

Lisa M. Pflrman

Lewis

Michelle M. Garrlty

Lori D.

James

KowalskI

E.

Crystal D. Detwller

Lynn

Joshua

Cindy

Elizabeth A. Arnott
Melissa W. Blllhlme
Erik K. Bowman

Dawn
to final

M. Wodarczyk

semester

ALMA MATER
Far above the river winding.
Midst the mountains grand
Stands our school so dear to students
Far throughout the land.

The commencement ceremony

Bloomsburg, Bloomsburg
Alma Mater up on College Hill
Years to come shall find us ever
True to Bloomsburg still.

be interpreted lor the hearing impaired by Elizabeth Sims. Those in need of
for seating arrangements.
The audience is requested to stand during the academic procession, the national anthem, invocation, the
benediction, and the alma mater. Please remain in place until the recessional is completed. Please refrain from
applause or other expressions of recognition during the awarding of individual degrees.
At todays Commencement Convocation, baccalaureate degrees are being conferred on 700 candidates, and 67
candidates are receiving master's degrees.
this service should

will

check with an usher

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A day for toil,
an hour
But

for

life is

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for sport,

a friend

too short.

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candlds

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Computers
Wave of Our Future
Ever not able to find a printer on this campus or for that
matter an available computer?
What dorm room can't be
passed without seeing someone with a computer?
Whether it is an IBM, Apple,
Macintosh, AT&T or Zenith,
there never seemed to be
enough of them. The computer
age had hit BU. Some people
solved the problem of not being able to find a computer by
bringing a computer from
home, and then of course, the
entire wing, house, or apart-

ment wanted
you

to

use

it

when

did.

The University

This page:

did attempt

problem. Computer labs have been established in Bakeless, Sutliff and

to alleviate the

McCormick's second floor.
The technology and number of
students wanting to write
their papers, do their projects
and print their resume continto grow. And it will continue to do so, unless, we begin to actually do things ahead
of time instead of at the last

ued

minute.

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compters

Games

How

do we get this to work now?

are often the alternative to finishing
that paper, project, or letter home.
Far page: The dorm room never seems to have
enough room for all the things that go along
with keeping a computer on campus.

1

1

1

A Multitude
Of Images

.

.

Bloomsburg, as you leave,
will

mean

a

lot

of things.

images created by our

The
staff

will hopefully recreate these

memories for you, but we
thought we'd include a few of
our more popular images.

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goodbyes

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Far page: Do we
being ticketed?

all

remember how many times we thought

it

was our car

that

was

How many nights did our money go here instead of to the cable bill?
The bowling alley was replaced by a non-alcoholic bar that none of the senior class
will ever use. Not that we saw use of the bowling alley either.
The desk with everything In its place.

goodbyes

245

246

andruss

Andruss Library
Only a Place
Andruss Library,

to

Study?

most students, serves as a socopy machine place and the
place we go when we need one more article for that
paper that was due yesterday.
However, after many years as our library, there is a
growing chance that Andruss may become something
else. Plans have been put in motion to begin building a
new library on campus. A larger structure with more
room for students to study and more books is the plan
by administrators, students, and alumni who are participating in raising money for the new project. Ancial center,

study

for

hall,

druss' structural limitations are preventing the library
from expanding in its present form.
The University hopes to see ground breaking for the
new library within the next year.

Andruss Library presently offers
a great deal of services to students Including copy machines,
music, thousands of books, magazines, microfilm, and microfiche. The Reserve Desk, Readers' Services and Periodicals'
staff provide helpful advice and
services to any student and are
open throughout the tlm.e the library Is open.

andruss

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One Last Look
At Our Memories
Before you close the door on
final year at Bloomsburg
please take the time to recall
your memories now that we
have let you see many of ours.
How can one forget the

your

sights of Carver late at night,

McCormick on your way

to

class on a sunny afternoon,
the rebuilding of Old Science

and the crazy

albeit strange

crazy things of the

Town

of

Bloomsburg?

The memories

of

Bloom-

sburg will be unique to each
one of you as you go through
your life. We only hope that
you can think of BU with joy at
the lives you touched here and
those who touched you.

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goodbyes

249

Can You
Remember
What It Was Like?
.

Can you remember

life

.

.

be-

Bloomsburg? After four
years here, can hardly imagine life without my friends and
experiences from Bloomsburg.
Oh, I still have the friends
from high school, and my
room at Mom and Dad's. But,
what has made me ME has
fore

I

come from here.
Before Bloomsburg there
were high school dances,

homecoming decorations,
lockers, study halls, curfews,
a full day of classes, and lots of
friends.

But here, well, here there's
parties, brothers, sisters,

Far right: Dorm life represents a new
way of life. And it means adjusting to
a number of things including sharing the bathroom with twenty other
people. This page: College life means
new friends, new activities, and new

dormmates, roommates,

freedom. As seen above at Homecoming both brothers and pledges

apartment life (the easiest and
cheapest which we will never

come out with school spirit. People
come from many places, but BU

get again), hours
classes,

between

homecoming parades.

eventually provides a
ment or two.

common

ele-

Renaissance, the Fair, the
freedom, the independence

and the

friends.

Please take the time to re-

member them.

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goodbyes

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Congratulates their 1988-89 graduating seniors:

December
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Maggie Hummel
Ellen Jankowski

Lisa Landis
Tina Magray

Lorie Kelly

Sherri

Kim Opshinsky

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if

you take an active role

and pro g rams!
Sincerely,

Doug Hlppenstlel
Director of Alumni

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Maria Triano, Heather McLaughlin and Anne Scott
stopped for us In the afternoon sun.
Chris Nawrocki and Bill Enck grin for our photographer after a long day of classes.
Bob Weiss and Dwight Spence can't wait to get Into
the library on this sunny fall afternoon.
April Mutchaler and Veronica Crum show off their
support for the State System of Higher Ed.

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Caroline Hausknecht and Heidi Kohlhaas
were bright even after a long day.
Mark Maggs obviously found that whatever
our photographer was telling him funny.
Jenn Lindberger. Cathy Mahon. and Trish
Davis were eager to smile for this shot.
Angle LeFave. Carolyn Hammond. Julie
Robus and Tara Connolly found posing on a
windy afternoon rather interesting.

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Matt Moore and Brian Markase
were surprised at the thought of
making the yearbook.
Students In the dorms often raise
money for projects such as the
Ronald McDonald House.

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Pam Jacobs and Jenn Muff found that the afternoon sun was quite
enjoyable this fall.
Jennifer Carey. Stacey Black and Kim Black smiled for photographer
Kris Buerhle.
Heather McDanlel watches the setting sun Irom Andruss Library's
court.
Jeff Smith. Mike Spano. and Kevin Bennett stopped outside the
to catch their breath before heading to class.

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student Organization Abbreviations
Accounting Club
American Society for Personnel Administrators
American Marketing Association
Association of Public Relations Students
Association for Childhood Education International
Baseball
Basketball
Bicycle Club
Biology Club
Black Cultural Society

Bloom Magazine
Bloomsburg Players
Bloomsburg Student Concert Committee
Bowling
Campus Child Care Association
Captain
Catholic

Campus

Ministry

Cheerleaders

Chess Club
Circle

K

Coach
College Association for Retarded Children
Columbia Hall Council
Community Government Association
Commuters' Association

Concert Choir
Council for Exceptional Children
Cross Country
Dean's List
Director

Economics Club
Editor
Elwell Hall Council

English Club
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Field

Hockey

Finance Club
Football

Forensics

French Club

Freshman Class
Golf

Team

Hlllel

Historian

Homecoming Committee
Husky Singers
Hockey Club
Image
Ice

International Relations Club

Intramurals
Junior Class

Kehr Union Governing Board
Kehr Union Program Board
Lacrosse

Luzerne Hall Council

Lycoming

Hall Council
Madrigal Singers
Maroon and Gold Marching Band

Mass Communications Club
Mathematics Club
Medical Technology Club
Montour Hall Council
Northumberland Hall Council
Nursing Student Association
Obiter

Off-campus Housing Association
Parents' Weekend Committee
Pilot

President
Project

Awareness

Campus Ministry
Psychology Association
Quest Student Leadership Group
Representative
Resident Advisor
Resident Hall Association
Protestant

ACCTG CLUB

Obiter
So here
call

it is.

The 1989 OBITER. Wow, a whole page to
only had to slave over 279 other pages

my own —

I

What

a bargain. Over the school year I've
learned a few things such as: 1) They'll never stop
calling it the ORBITER. 2) Maria will never keep her
desk clean. 3) in the art of Yearbook-ing: REto get

it.

Missy

—

WHO

So. Bosslady;

SHE THINKING? Maybe

wants

her head

is

my job? WHAT 15
missing. So bitch
I

Look at the book. Enough said. 100% improvement or
is that a word? Whai
your part, my dear. Unhickafy
does it matter, you don't need to know it. You have done
a better job in all aspects than give you credit for.

—
I

WARD=TIME+EFFORT=ARE YOU DREAMING?

—
—

it's got a beat and you
So why do do it? Who knows
suppose some sappy
can dance to it. no, really
answer like the "personal gratification inherent in the
compilation of such a stupendous record" is in order.
Well that happens to be patently FALSE. The people and
the feeling of having some degree of control over a part of
my life is what keeps me at the desk.
I

I

Lets see, who's left? Meglet! You are not a nerd. Yol
never were. Just be glad we never have to College Bow
again, know whut I mean, Vern ? Hey, I still haven'

heard from MERIDIAN yet. It's a Communist Plot, know
send me something from Leningrad, oi
it. To Michael
perhaps Kuala Lampur? Hey comrade, wanna buy som«
Levi's? can see it now. MCAT's don't mean a thing ir
You probably won't even tool
the gulag. Lee Kubitsky
on this page, but if you do, want to wish you much luck
Riley and the IPA. How is your Pullet Surprise thesf
days? Ms. Clifford, you will make a "neat" teacher. B(
They stil
nice to my kids if you get them. Lynne Ernst
want to drop things off to be read. Some things neve
change. Much luck at Lehigh. Wendy Lupashunski —
not for long, right? See you at the wedding. Ralphie
what sweeties. Brownies and cookies upor
Kevin
request. Sean
you are still welcome for dinner (onc<
in a while). Dr. Sperry
Meg was right all along abou
now know what a comma splice is
you. Dr. Strauss
But will it get me into grad school?
F.B.
you'll always be F.B. I'm sure. Here's to man;
more Regattas and freezing stadiums. Je t'alme moi
I

—

I

—

I

To my

staff:

—

Christy K
vielen dank! Lucky you got to do all the
things didn't want to do like calling everyone on staff
400 times. Missed ya' while was hanging upside down
I

I

and screaming

my

head

off.

Mindy, Wendy, Renee, Deanne, and the rest of Layout
Good job! Thank God you guys know how, sure don't.
Julie, Debbie, Leslie, Tamika, Tara
Pseudocopy, uh
huh. ThankyouThankyouThankyou. So you wanna be

—

—

I

an editor?
Kim C. and Ads staff
can't believe how well you guys
did! Somebody's got a future in Advertising and Sales.

—

Heather

anyone

I

— She types (WELL). Indispensable. Don't
killed at

I

—

To the graduating class

Hershey Park!

M — What do you mean we don't have any money

You are the epitome

—
—
—

ami.

—

of efficiency. Kinda like Radar
O'Reilly but with a better personality (don't worry you
are not a goober). We love you and you done real good.
left?

—

get

Chris, Steve, Kristin, Wade. et. al.
Next year we're
using polaroids, [jus' kiddin') Mighty fine pikchers y'all
went and took.

Maria

—

of 1989:
For many of you, this is it. It's out there waiting to maki
or break you. "Beneath my feet, eternity, lays eve
sweeter plans for me."
Robert Plant Congratulation:
and Best Wishes for the Future. We hope you will enjo;
the end result of a year's work by our staff. It's ou'
graduation gift to you.

—

Susan Ch;
Managing Edito'

IP'*

',

Bloomsburg University's OBITER is published with money
provided by patronage and the Community Government
Association. It's budget presently stands at $34,000. The
is printed by Taylor Publishing Company of Dallas, Texas who is represented by Ed Patrick, Jr. The senior
photography is done by Varden Studios of Rochester, New
York, by Paul Bilgore, our representative, and Rhonda

OBITER

Beach, photographer.

The book is presently 280 pages, printed on 8x11 paper.
The cover was designed by DeTores Landon of Taylor Publishing and is a 9x12 leather bound, smythe sewn cover
with embossed and debossed artwork. The ink is a black
ink, the only exception being the history pages which are
creme with brown ink. There are 40 pages of color, 32 in
the beginning and 8 at the end.
All books are mailed to seniors at their last legal address
and are a gift from CGA and the OBITER staff.

Any artwork connected with

LEGACY OF LEARNING

the

theme has been provided by the University or enhanced by
Delores Landon of Taylor Publishing.
The OBITER office is located in the Kehr Union Building, in
the Games Room.

rc^4
couldn't do it, AGAIN
took up a whole page, but this year
am so effecient that 1 can do it in half.
A big thank you to those who saw me through my crises
and deadlines other than my staff including: the Community Government Association, the Kehr Union Employees, the Community Activities office, Mr. Hill, my
profs (Bertelson, Schrier, Millen-Penn, Sylvester, and
Maittlen-Harris), my advisor and those wonderful folks
in Ben Franklin who were able to keep me in school with

And they

said

we

.

Well, folks, last year

.

.

I

I

their aid.

be put up with. Teaching me how
myself was the greatest gift you
could ever give me. wish you only the best of life,
(Kelly
to my graduating friends, co-workers, etc
Chambers, Dani and Jen Ross, Karen Reiss. Laurie
Jones, the bowling gang. Lynne Ernst, Howie Liberman.
the supervisors, Michelle Bupp, Kim Clark, Josh Payne,
Heavens,
Lisa Mack. Lisa Landis, John Walker
didn't know knew so many people. I'm always in that
yearbook office, you know, or working on argumenwish you all the luck in the world. Thank
tation.) ...
you for being here. You have made a difference. Come
need people to go drinking with
back and visit me.
when actually turn twenty-one. I'll write you all recommendations, (ha. dream on ... want you to give me a
job or pay part of my grad school tuition when graduate!). Thank you for giving me the chance to know you
even for the short time we were at Bloomsburg together,
we are striving to improve the book
to the rest of you
with every year and suggestions and comments are always welcome in the OBITER office, box 17 KUB. 3894454. But thanks for giving us a chance AGAIN.
thank you for everything.
To Mr. and Mrs. Mitrani
This book is for you.

when
to

I

did not

want

to

have confidence

in

1

.

.

.

.

.

I

.

I

1

To my staff: hey, you layout people
why can never
get you all in the same room at once? Mindy, Wendy,
Heather. Deanne, Renee
Thanks a bunch for all your
hard work recopying, designing, and rechecking those
.

.

.

come back,

.

I

.

.

need YOU!
to the photographers ...
have never had such a great
bunch. You all outdid whatever we ever did before. Make
sure you come back next year. promise I'll write you all
recommendations.
to my copy writers
one hundred percent better this
year. What do we aim for next year?
To my exec board
you are the best people have ever
layouts. Please

I

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known. Effecient

.

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.

(maria),

I

perfectionists (sue), and
have made my job so much

hardworking (chris), too. You
easier and now I've learned to delegate,
to my friends
thanks for putting up with me even
.

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With much love and good blessings.
Melissa A. Harris, editor

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To everything there

a season, and
a time to every purpose under
heaven.
is

Ecclesiastes 3:1.

goodbyes

goodbyes

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goodbyes

college friends are the
dearest.

Our

Thomas

Jefferson

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275

goodbyes

Two

—

roads diverged and I
I took the one less traveled by.
And that has made all the difference.
Robert Frost.

goodbyes

277

Now

not the end.
It is not even the beginning
of the end.
But it is, perhaps, the end
of the beginning.
Winston Churchill

;;oofibyes

is

goodbyes

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goodbyes