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1965
Left to right-Bill Bloom, Coach Bruce Dietterick ,
George Miller
PRESS and RADIO
INFORMATION
BLOOMSBURG STATE COLLEGE
Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
GENERAL INFORMATION
Dr. Harvey A. Andruss
President, Bloomsburg State College
Russell Houk, Lock Haven S. C. '52
Athletic Director
Bruce 'Nick' Dietterick, Penn State U. '47
Golf Coach
Boyd F. Buckingham, Bloomsburg S. C. '43
Director of Public Relations
Bruce C. Dietterick, Penn State U. '47
Jnformation Specialist and Sports Publicity
ATHLETIC INFORMATION
Member ______________ NCCA, PSCAC, NAIA
Colors _____ ________________ Maroon and Gold
Nickname -------------------------- Huskies
Home Course _________________ Briar Heights
Telephone, Sports Publicity ___ 784-4660 Ext. 18
COLLEGE INFORMATION
Denomination ___________ Non-Denominational
Conducted by _ Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Year Founded------------------------- 1839
Enrollment ---------------------------- 2500
BLOOMSBURG STATE COLLEGE GOLF TEAM
Name
Class
Hometown
High School
Robert Farina
Senior
Philadelphia
Father Judge
Philip Haile
Senior
Shamokin
Lourdes
*George Miller
Senior
Milton
Milton
4
William Bloom
Junior
Berwick
Berwick Area
0
Raymond Hebert
Junior
Ashland
Ashland Area
Mike Heitz
Junior
Lafayette Hill
Plymouth-Whiternlrsh
Richard Heller
Junior
Berwick
Berwick Area
John Vasil
Junior
Exeter
Exeter
0
5f;
~.;;~. ....
_
~f
Alex Dnbil
Sophomore
Berwick
Berwick Area
Fred Dute
Sophomore
West Hazleton
vV est Hazleton
Lawrence Edwards
Sophomore
Bloomsburg
Bloomsburg Area
Sophomore
Ranshaw
Coal Township
Ron Lobus
Sophomore
Allentown
Dieruff
Mike Morrow
Sophomore
Plymouth Meeting
Plymouth-Whitemarsh
(t John Kwasnoski
*Returning Lettermen
GOLF OUTLOOK 1965
In early March, twenty-two Bloomsbur,g
State Co1lege golf candidates started working
out in an indoor hitting area on campus. With
seven members from last year's team returning,
prospects for improving last year's record of 3
wins and 5 losses and an 11th place finish in the
Pennsylvania State College Meet appears promising.
Leading the returnees are two golfers,
George Miller and Bill Bloom who, if their game
shapes up early enough, will be tough competitors on most courses. These two players were
comparatively equal last year and alternated at
the one and two playing positions. Following
close behind are three golfers who have worked
hard on their game since last May with the hooe
of adding depth to the team. They are - John
Kwasnoski, Ray Herbert and Phil Haile. The
two n :maining returnees, Alex Dubil and Rick
Heller, have indicated their swings are better
grooved and better scores are in the making.
Two newcomers, who appear to be good
prospects, are Larry Edwards, Sophomore, and
John Vasil, a transfer from Keystone Junior College. Other untired candidates are Mike Heitz,
Fred Dute, Bob Marina, Ron Lovus, and Mike
Morrow. Farina and Morrow were regular
members of this year's Basketball Squad.
With the first match scheduled for April 9th,
the Squad will be cut to about eight members
by April 1st. There are several outstanding
Freshmen candidates who, due to the Freshman
rule, will have to wait a year for varsity competition. It is hoped a practice match or two
can be scheduled for the Freshmen.
GOLF COACH
BRUCE DIETTERICK
Bruce 'Nick' Dietterick, a native of Berwick
and a graduate of Penn State University, joined
the Public Relations Department at Bloomsburg
State College in August, 1963, after fifteen years
in private industry. He was appointed Golf
Coach this year when former coach, Crai_g
Himes, took a year's leave of absence to pursue
his graduate studies at the University of Pittsburgh.
Dietterick was a member of the Championship Basketball Team at Berwick High in 1939,
being named to the second All-State Team.
Entering Temple University on an athletic
scholarship, he joined the Army Air Corps prior
to his Junior year. Following his discharge, he
completed his education in Journalism at Penn
State in 1947.
He was a member of the varsity basketball
and golf teams at both Temple and Penn State.
After graduating, while working in private industry, he played six years in the Eastern Professional Basketball League. For a short period
he coached the Berwick Car Builders in the
Eastern League, while owner Paul Stenko (Stenn)
completed his career with the Chicago Bears
of the TFL. In recent years he has participated
in area basketball clinics.
Dietterick has been playing area golf courses for over twenty-five years and has participated in many tournaments.
GOLF SCHEDULE
April
9-E. Stroudsburg ___________ H- 1:00
April 24-Shippensburg _____________ A- 1:00
April 27-Mansfield ________________ H- 1:00
May
I-Shippensburg _____________ H-12:00
May
4-Kings ____________________ H- 1:00
May
8-Mansfield & Lycoming at
Mansfield _____________ A-11:00
May IO-State Meet (Shippensburg)
1965
Left to right-Bill Bloom, Coach Bruce Dietterick ,
George Miller
PRESS and RADIO
INFORMATION
BLOOMSBURG STATE COLLEGE
Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania
GENERAL INFORMATION
Dr. Harvey A. Andruss
President, Bloomsburg State College
Russell Houk, Lock Haven S. C. '52
Athletic Director
Bruce 'Nick' Dietterick, Penn State U. '47
Golf Coach
Boyd F. Buckingham, Bloomsburg S. C. '43
Director of Public Relations
Bruce C. Dietterick, Penn State U. '47
Jnformation Specialist and Sports Publicity
ATHLETIC INFORMATION
Member ______________ NCCA, PSCAC, NAIA
Colors _____ ________________ Maroon and Gold
Nickname -------------------------- Huskies
Home Course _________________ Briar Heights
Telephone, Sports Publicity ___ 784-4660 Ext. 18
COLLEGE INFORMATION
Denomination ___________ Non-Denominational
Conducted by _ Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Year Founded------------------------- 1839
Enrollment ---------------------------- 2500
BLOOMSBURG STATE COLLEGE GOLF TEAM
Name
Class
Hometown
High School
Robert Farina
Senior
Philadelphia
Father Judge
Philip Haile
Senior
Shamokin
Lourdes
*George Miller
Senior
Milton
Milton
4
William Bloom
Junior
Berwick
Berwick Area
0
Raymond Hebert
Junior
Ashland
Ashland Area
Mike Heitz
Junior
Lafayette Hill
Plymouth-Whiternlrsh
Richard Heller
Junior
Berwick
Berwick Area
John Vasil
Junior
Exeter
Exeter
0
5f;
~.;;~. ....
_
~f
Alex Dnbil
Sophomore
Berwick
Berwick Area
Fred Dute
Sophomore
West Hazleton
vV est Hazleton
Lawrence Edwards
Sophomore
Bloomsburg
Bloomsburg Area
Sophomore
Ranshaw
Coal Township
Ron Lobus
Sophomore
Allentown
Dieruff
Mike Morrow
Sophomore
Plymouth Meeting
Plymouth-Whitemarsh
(t John Kwasnoski
*Returning Lettermen
GOLF OUTLOOK 1965
In early March, twenty-two Bloomsbur,g
State Co1lege golf candidates started working
out in an indoor hitting area on campus. With
seven members from last year's team returning,
prospects for improving last year's record of 3
wins and 5 losses and an 11th place finish in the
Pennsylvania State College Meet appears promising.
Leading the returnees are two golfers,
George Miller and Bill Bloom who, if their game
shapes up early enough, will be tough competitors on most courses. These two players were
comparatively equal last year and alternated at
the one and two playing positions. Following
close behind are three golfers who have worked
hard on their game since last May with the hooe
of adding depth to the team. They are - John
Kwasnoski, Ray Herbert and Phil Haile. The
two n :maining returnees, Alex Dubil and Rick
Heller, have indicated their swings are better
grooved and better scores are in the making.
Two newcomers, who appear to be good
prospects, are Larry Edwards, Sophomore, and
John Vasil, a transfer from Keystone Junior College. Other untired candidates are Mike Heitz,
Fred Dute, Bob Marina, Ron Lovus, and Mike
Morrow. Farina and Morrow were regular
members of this year's Basketball Squad.
With the first match scheduled for April 9th,
the Squad will be cut to about eight members
by April 1st. There are several outstanding
Freshmen candidates who, due to the Freshman
rule, will have to wait a year for varsity competition. It is hoped a practice match or two
can be scheduled for the Freshmen.
GOLF COACH
BRUCE DIETTERICK
Bruce 'Nick' Dietterick, a native of Berwick
and a graduate of Penn State University, joined
the Public Relations Department at Bloomsburg
State College in August, 1963, after fifteen years
in private industry. He was appointed Golf
Coach this year when former coach, Crai_g
Himes, took a year's leave of absence to pursue
his graduate studies at the University of Pittsburgh.
Dietterick was a member of the Championship Basketball Team at Berwick High in 1939,
being named to the second All-State Team.
Entering Temple University on an athletic
scholarship, he joined the Army Air Corps prior
to his Junior year. Following his discharge, he
completed his education in Journalism at Penn
State in 1947.
He was a member of the varsity basketball
and golf teams at both Temple and Penn State.
After graduating, while working in private industry, he played six years in the Eastern Professional Basketball League. For a short period
he coached the Berwick Car Builders in the
Eastern League, while owner Paul Stenko (Stenn)
completed his career with the Chicago Bears
of the TFL. In recent years he has participated
in area basketball clinics.
Dietterick has been playing area golf courses for over twenty-five years and has participated in many tournaments.
GOLF SCHEDULE
April
9-E. Stroudsburg ___________ H- 1:00
April 24-Shippensburg _____________ A- 1:00
April 27-Mansfield ________________ H- 1:00
May
I-Shippensburg _____________ H-12:00
May
4-Kings ____________________ H- 1:00
May
8-Mansfield & Lycoming at
Mansfield _____________ A-11:00
May IO-State Meet (Shippensburg)
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