Kutztown University - Keystonia Yearbook (Kutztown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1950 volume:

PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF THE STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE OF KUTZTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA • ADMINISTRATION • CLASSES • ACTIVITIES • ATHLETICS • DIRECTORY contents • ADVERTISEMENTS theme THIS IS KUTZTOWN V F we were again to examine Kutz- town State Teachers College with the eyes of a casual observer, if we were able to dissociate ourselves from the life at Kutztown and to assume the role of sightseer, many would be our impressions. This is Old Main, center of all activities. Here are housed the admin- istrative offices, approximately two- thirds of the classrooms, and the whole of the dormitories. It boasts a spacious concourse for the student's social use. This, we say, is a PART of Kutztown. We are now ascending the steps of a small but impressive stone building directly across from Old Main. The charging desk, the reference room, the reading room, and the browsing room of the library pass under our scrutiny. This, too, is a PART of Kutztown. The building to the right of the library and set back some distance from the main line of buildings is the Nathan Schaeffer Auditorium. In this Georgian building are held the weekly assemblies, evening performances, music classes, choir, and band and orchestra rehearsals. This, also, is a PART of Kutztown. Wo pass over ihe laboratory school and the infirmary to the gymnasium. Few are the students leaving Kutztown who have not been enrolled in a gym class, who have not enjoyed dancing on its floor, or who have not been spectators at a basketball game. The hockey field, the baseball diamond, and the football field are visible from the gymnasium. All these are a PART of Kutztown. A little removed from the other campus buildings stands the Sharadin Art Studio, one of the latest buildings. Complete with classroom, gallery, and craft rooms, the Studio is home to approxi- mately one-third of Kutztown's students. This is a PART of Kutztown. But is this really Kutztown? Where is the student? the teacher? Come again to Old Main. See the pulsing crowd, the humming corridor, the post office rush, the bulletin board enthusiast. Wait for the quiet that follows the changing of classes; sej the latecomer, the newcomer. Follow that stack of books to her habitat, the library. Look over the shoulder of the Britannica bug, follow the librarian into the browsing room. Look out the window at the moving throng of assembly-goers. Climb the gymnasium steps; see a gym class in operation or basketball practice. From where you stand on the gymnasium's topmost step, let your eyes follow the weary art student as he slowly weaves his way across the campus to the art studio, stopping only to shift from one arm to another his belated art project. See the frenzied mob en route to report examination conflicts, the student who manages to endanger life and limb crossing Route 222 in his effort to check one last date in his voluminous notes. Note the havoc of sleepless nights in the eyes of so many pale faces. Follow the students into the Georgian dining room where they assemble for the leisure dinner hour, take part in the saying of grace, come out into the blue room for dancing. Hear the public address system blasting, the tittering of girls as they wait for the big moment—a dance or an eve- ning performance. March out into the night at the fire drill signal. Climb again the stairs to second or third or fourth hall. And at the eleventh stroke of the tower clock, experience lights out. THIS, THEN. IS KUTZTOWN. keystonia staff FEATURE EDITOR ASSOCIATES CLASS EDITOR ASSOCIATES SPORTS EDITOR ASSOCIATES ART EDITOR ASSOCIATES PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR ASSOCIATE ADVERTISING EDITOR ASSOCIATES Margaret Gabel Phyllis Becker Kathleon Hainos Donald Workhoisor John Boyd Donald Strausburger Marilyn Ward Marjorie Fluck Patricia Trumbauer John Stutzman Gladys Stoudt George Skeeba Robert Doney Peter Bugda William McHale Alfred Bashore William Galgon John Shoetz Edward Smith Theodore Scarpino rHE STAFF of the 1950 KEYSTONIA wishes to dedicate this edition of the yearbook to the students of our college. We feel that the student body IS the college and on it depends, to a very large measure, whatever success the college enjoys. Without students who aspire for success scholastically, athletically, and socially, our college could not maintain its enviable reputation among the teachers colleges of our State. Without students who have high ideals of conduct, loyalty, and co- operation, our college could not have realized so worthy a past or could not face so promising a future. If this loyalty and co-operation, these high ideals of scholarship and conduct are carried over into the teaching profession, we can look with con- fidence to the future of education and citizenship in our great Commonwealth. It is with a feeling of pride and satisfaction, therefore, that we dedicate the 1950 KEYSTONIA to the student body. .....our dedication in memoriam rHE faculty and student body note with deep regret the pass- ing of Dr. James S. Grim who died at the Reading Hospital on May 18, 1949. Dr. Grim joined the faculty of his Alma Mater in 1899 and served for a period of forty-five years. He was head of the depart- ment of science. In 1942 he retired after forty-three years of serv- ice, but he was called back for an additional two years of service during the war emergency. Dr. Grim was the author of a book on birds and another on agriculture which are used in many high schools. He loved the out- doors and was a specialist on trees. His friendship and spirit of service will always remain in the minds and hearts of those who know him. rHE faculty and student body note with regret the passing of Mr. Roy Reimert on January 7, 1950. Mr. Reimert served the college in the capacity of watchman and maintenance worker for a period of twenty-six years. His cheerful smile and friendly greeting will long be remem- bered by those who knew him. our alma mater Where stately trees are bending, Where Nature's glories shine, And loveliness unending In beauty rare combine, There rise the Kutztown towers, And there the College stands, The well-spring of our powers— The shrine our love commands. About her happy hall-ways And we will ever love her Our fondest memories cling, And live to spread her fame; Of days that we shall always Our lives shall add new lustre In joyous rapture sing: Unto her glorious name; Firm as a keystone they stand, As guardians of her new day Round which we shared life's span. Our work will ever be, She taught the source of all good: To labor so that she may Who serves God must serve man. Achieve her destiny. Clyde •'. Lytle . . .who serves God, must serve man inistration FRANCIS B. HAAS Pd.D., LLD. Superintendent of Public Instruction the message of our president GREETINGS TO THE CLASS OF 1950 OUR class came to the campus at the close of id World War II and completed the requirements y for the bacca'aureate deqree during a world armistice which has existed since the shooting war end- ed. A cold war has annoyed the nations during your entire college career and the end of it is not yet in sight. During the past five years the nations have been exploring the world situation to determine the price of peace. During this same time there has developed an armament race which involves supersonic planes, bacteriological weapons, and cosmic death rays, in addition to the dreaded atomic bomb. Could it be possible that you and I are standing at the threshhold of another struggle to determine the nature of human freedom and of peace in the world? It is alleged that wars begin in the minds of men. It is also alleged that if man's desire for peace is stronger than his desire for war, peace will obtain. If these premises are valid, your role and my role as teachers, small as our roles may be, would point to the need for the teaching of peace. We must teach our generation in such a way that its interests, motives, and attitudes suggest peace and abhor war. The Prince of Peace directed us to Go teach all nations . . . Such a challenge is indeed intriguing if human survival interests us. Let us go then and teach peace and the pursuits of peace. The trustees, the faculty, and the alumni join me in congratulating you upon your graduation as teachers while the calendar stands at the half century mark and the possibilities obtain for you to see the year 2000. Looking into the future, as Tennyson did in Locksley Hall, we hope that the years ahead, by your help, may indeed be years when the war drums throbbed no longer and the battle- flags were furled in the Parliament of man, the Federation of the world. Your Alma Mater wishes for you a happy and successful career. QUINCY A. W. ROHRBACH, '12 President May I, 1950 BOARD OF TRUSTEES MR. GEORGE W. GILES ....................................... . President DR. SAMUEL E. RAGER .................................. Vice-President MRS. JOSEPHINE A. SIEGFRIED Secretary-Treasurer REV. RALPH A. ALTHOUSE MR. C. FRED BECK DR. CHARLES A. BACHMAN DR. ALVIN F. KEMP PAUL H. PRICE. Esq. OFFICE PERSONNEL It is the duty of the office personnel to care for the numerous student and busi- ness records that form a necessary part of college administration. They sort, file, and make available the important data of the institution. RUTH M. SHANKWEILER Account Clerk to Business Man- ager MRS. GERTRUDE B. ANGSTADT Clerk, Student Cooperative Storo MRS. DOROTHY E. GRIM Stonographor-Secretary to Presi- dent LILLIAN R. DORNMOYER Stenographer-Clerk to Dean of Instruction PEARL H. CHRISTMAN Stenographer-Clerk to the Direc- tor of Laboratory Schools MARJORIE E. FAUST Stenographer-Clerk Manager to Business MRS. SARAH KEIM Stenographer-Clerk Instruction to Dean of MRS. JOAN R. HARRIS Stenographer-Clerk Instruction to Dean of MRS. MARGARET EPP Stenographer-Clerk, Personnel MRS. ELIZABETH S. BARD Stenographer-Clork, Personnel MRS. ARLENE OSWALD Clork, Student Cooperative Store MRS. DOROTHY D. GROFF Stenographer-Clork, Personnel MARGARET CORWIN Stenographer-Clerk to Dean of Instruction 14 THE DEANS HERVEY PUTNAM PRENTISS B.A., Amherst College M.A., Ph.D., Northwestern University MARY EDNA RICKENBACH B.S., M.A., Columbia Univorsity CLYDE FRANCIS LYTLE A.B., College of William and Mary A.M., Middlebury College Ed.D., New York Univorsity These are the persons who are responsible for the supervision of the student body. The deans regulate life in the dormitories, direct the educational, social, and cultural activities on the campus, and provide council during the student's college career. ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Behind the scenes are the administrative officers who attend to maintenance, to the enforcement of housing regulations, and to the supervision of the college as a whole. It is through their efforts that Kutztown State Teachers College is managed and directed. ANNA CATHERINE HRESKO Rosident Nurso R.N., (Pennsylvania) LUCILLE WELSH BECK Dietitian B.S., Institution Management, Columbia University ANNA ESTELLE REDDIG Housekeeper ELMER DAVID BAVER Bursar 15 ART AND ARCHITECTURE The future art teacher spends much of his time under the supervision of these faculty members who give instruction in the fine and practical arts and architecture. Through their efforts, the student's knowledge and appreciation of beauty is increased and the student is encouraged to produce work on a professional level. PAUL OMER DeRAGON B. Arch., Ronssoloar Polytechnic Instituto JASPER KEMP ELMER B.S.. in Architecture. University of Pennsylvania B.S.. in Art Education. State Teachers Collogo. Kutrtown M.S., University of Pennsylvania WARREN D. HEINLY Registered Architect. Certificate in Architecture. Uni- versity of Pennsylvania HORACE FAUST HEILMAN B.S.. State Teachers College. Kutztown M.S.. University of Pennsylvania: Diploma. Acadomy of Art. Chicago HAROLD CORNELIUS MANTZ B.S.. New York University M.A., Columbia University JOHN ALLEN PAWLING B.S.. State Toachors College. Kutztown M.A., Columbia University ESTHER A. HOWARD B.A.E.. Art Institute of Chicago M.A.. University of Chicago ITALO LUTHER deFRANCESCO. Director B.S.. M.S.. Univorsity of Pennsylvania Ed.D., Now York University ELIZABETH ADAMS HURWITZ B.F.A.. University of Pennsylvania M.A., Columbia Univorsity Ed.D.. Now York Univorsity DAVID THEODORE LEHMAN B.F.A., M.S. in Ed.. Univorsity of Pennsylvania Diploma. Pennsylvania Museum School of Industrial Art 16 LIBRARY SCIENCE The aim of this department is to instruct the future librarian in the organization of the school library and to prepare this student to guide library patrons in the intelli- gent use of books. EDNA FLORENCE KENDALL B.S., Stato Teachers College. Kutztown MILDRED MILLER MENGEL B.S., State Teachers College. Kutztown M.A., Goorgo Poabody Collogc RALPH ABNER FRITZ. Diroctor A. B., A.M.. Ph.D., University of Iowa B. L.S., George Peobody College MARY ELLEN LEWIS B.S.. State Toachors College, Johnson City. Tennessee B.L.S., George Peabody Colloge M.A.. Columbia University NICHOLAS G. STEVENS A.B., A.M.. Univorsity of Pittsburgh A.M.L.S.. Univorsity of Michigan 17 ENGLISH This department incorporates previous school training with an advanced under- standing of the use of language as a means of expression. Through the study of literary masterpieces, the student is led to establish standards of taste and an appreciative approach to extensive reading. RUTH E. BONNER MARTHA LOIS SMITH A.B.. Swarthmoro Collogo A.B., Florida Stato College M.A., Middlobury College and Cornell University M.A., Emory Univorsity Ph.D.. Goorgo Poabody Collogo for Toachors HOLLAND L. BOYD A.B.. Union University M.A., Ph.D., Goorgo Poabody Collogo for Toachors IDA ANNA BROWN A.B.. Morningside College. Iowa M.A., Columbia Univorsity LANGUAGES AND SPEECH As language majors, students receive instruction in both beginning and advanced courses in French and Spanish. It is possible for students in the elementary or secondary curriculum to specialize in speech. Creative Dramatics, Play Production, Interpretive Reading, and Speech Problems are among the courses offered in this field. JEANNETTE WILLIAMS EDGAR GRACE ROBERTA HESSE A.B., M.A.. Hunter College A.B., M.A.. Univorsity of Michigan Ph.D.. Univorsity of Madrid JAMES REID GREEN B.S.. Lafayottc Collogo M.A.. Columbia University 18 EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGY This department forms the nucleus of all the diversi- fied teaching curricula at Kutztown. These instructors teach the student the basic concepts of education fun- damental to his profession and that psychology which will enable him to serve his fellowmcn more fully. WILLIAM LEROY FINK EUGENE FRANK STOUDT A.8., Ursinus Collogo A.M.. Lehigh'University Ph.D.. University of Pennsylvania B.S.. Albright College Ed.M., Temple University ALLAN FRANKLIN BUBECK Ph.B.. Dickinson College M.A., Columbia University SOCIAL STUDIES The purpose of this department is to broaden the student’s outlook and make him aware of the world about him and the problems of modern society. These subjects show the significance of history and social sciences and their influence in shaping world events. LEVI DAVID GRESH A.B.. Gettysburg College M.A., Harvard University Ph.D., University of California JOSEPH SAMUEL PATTON A.B.. Colgato Univorsity M.Ed.. Springfield Collogo OSCAR L. STEIN A.B., Franklin and Marshall Collogo M.A.. Columbio University MARY EDNA RICKENBACH B.S.. M.A., Columbia University BRIGHT WILKES 8ECK Ph.B.. Bucknell University M.A.. Columbia University HERVEY PUTNAM PRENTISS B.A.. Amhorst College M.A., Ph.D., Northwestern University 19 SCIENCE Here the students majoring in the field of science are offered four areas of specializa- tion: biology, chemistry, physics, and general science. The curriculum is centered around advanced courses in botany, zoology, bacteriology, and organic, physical, and industrial chemistry. ROY WILFORD HAMME B.S.. Gettysburg College A.M., Bucknoll University WILLIAM O. FAHRINGER B.S.. State Teachers Collego, Mansfield M.Ed., Pennsylvania State Colloge JOHN LLOYD SHARETTS B.S.. M.S., Gettysburg College HERBERT JOHN SCHLENKER B.S.. Albright College M.A.. Lehigh University ARTIE JOHN STAUFFER A.B., West Virginia University M.S.. University of Pittsburgh CYRUS EZRA BEEKEY B.S., Albright College M.S.. Ph.D., Cornell University GEOGRAPHY Students majoring in the field of geography study man in relation to the physical world around him. They learn the ef- fect of environment upon individuals and acquire an under- standing of the importance of this relationship as reflected in world affairs. C. JOSEPHINE MOYER B.S.. Clark Univorsity M.S.. Univorsity of Pennsylvania STEPHEN A. TUTKO B.S., Muhlonborg College M.A., Clark University 20 MATHEMATICS For the student specializing in higher mathematics, this department supplies instruction in calculus, algebra, and trigonometry. In addition, these instruc- tors also teach the fundamental mathe- matics which is needed by those stu- dents who wish to undertake careers in engineering and architecture. PAUL ALLEN KNEDLER A.B.. Muhlonborg College A.M., University of Pennsylvania CLAUDE LEVI BORDNER A.B.. Franklin and Marshall Colleqo M.A.. Columbia University MILITARY SCIENCE Under the supervision of Army representatives at the college, the boys in ROTC are trained for future service in the Army. This training consists of military drill, mili- tary science, and rifle practice similar to that given in fhe regular Army. 21 T Sgt. ARTHUR CLIFFORD HAWKINS—R.O.T.C. M Sgf. WILLIAM E. GOLDEN—R.O.T.C. MUSIC Here, through courses in music appreciation and music education, students are given a background in music which will increase their appreciation of the world's great masterpieces. The elementary students are given practical training in the skills needed for teaching in the grades. In addition, this department is responsi- ble for the college choir, band, and orchestra. ROY CLARENCE THOMAS B.S.. State Teachers College, Mansfield Ed.M., Temple University HENRY REUTSCHLIN CASSELBERRY B.S.. Temple University Ed.M., Columbia and Temple University HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Through the efforts of these instructors in their capacity as sponsors, coaches, and offici- als of the sports and the physical education program, the students are taught the basic tenets of good health and sportsmanship. V ALTER PURSELL RISLEY B.S., State Toachors College, East Stroudsburg M.A.. Columbia University EVA M. PLETSCH B S.. Columbia Univorsity M.Ed.. Temple University JOSEPH SAMUEL PATTON MINERVA STERN A.B., Colgate University B.S.. M.Ed., Temple University M.Ed., Springfield College 22 LABORATORY SCHOOL These teachers supervise the student when he reaches the final stage in his pre- paration for a teaching career. They provide guidance, encouragement, and much- needed help during the student's period of practice teaching in the campus training schools. WILLIAM WESLEY RAKER Director B.S.. Bucknoll University M.A.. Columbia Univorsity ELIZABETH N. ALLEN B.S., Univorsity of Pennsylvania M.A.. Columbia Univorsity MARIAN FELL KIRK B.S.. M.A.. Columbia University ELSIE M. BRIGEL B.S.. Columbia Univorsity ANNE GEHRIS SCHAEFER A. B., Hood Collogo B. S.. Stato Toachors Collog j. Kutztown M.A.. University of Pennsylvania JOSEPHINE BROWN A. B., Bucknoll University M.A., Columbia Univorsity REX WILLIAM DIMMICK B. S.. M.A.. Columbia University KATHERINE DELILAH CHRIST BS.. M.A.. Now York University ELSIE M. O'NEIL B.S.. Stato Toachors College. West Chester M.Ed.. Pennsylvania State College GLADYS CARLIER MATHIAS B.S.. M.A.. Columbia University PHYLLIS ORBEN EDWARDS 8.S.. Pennsylvania State College M.A.. George Washington University 23 PENN STATE FRESHMEN Each year Kutztown receives its quota of Penn State College freshmen. These students are enrolled in the curriculums of Liberal Arts, Agriculture, Architecture, and Engineering. For all men with the exception of veterans of World War II, this program includes participation in the Reserve Officers Training Corps. After com- pleting their freshman year at Kutztown, these students hope to continue their studies on the State College campus. 26 FRESHMAN CLASS They gave us maroon and white dinks and ties, a copy of The Key, a load of good wishes and we were college freshmen. We spent the first week making acquain- tances and attending the various parties, hikes, and mixers which the upperclassmen showered upon us. Frosh customs took the limelight all during the football season. After some time, we met to nominate candidates for class offices. We also began laying plans for our Eight Ball Dance which was held for all the college in late January. Our class was the first to see a change from the veteran-dominated class, for we were composed largely of younq men and women from the graduating classes of last year. Our very large membership helped to make this the peak year in college enrollment. As we look forward to the next three years, we cannot help but feel that we are striving to become fully prepared to take our places in the teaching profession. OFFICERS Prosldont ............... Martin Brooks Secretary .. ......... Cathleen Clymer Vico-Presidont John Flynn Treasurer ............ Samuel Pennybackor 27 SOPHOMORE CLASS The sophomore class represents a typical twentieth-century group of American college students. The group boasts leadership not in one phase of college activity, but in all the many aspects of college life—scholarship, art, athletics, dramatics, journalism, and music. We have our lighter side when that is the order of the day, but we are serious in nature because we fully realize the demands our profession makes of us. We began our second year with these things in mind and a determination to make this a year full of the same satisfactions which we experienced in the past. Our main duty was to act as members of the customs committee to keep the freshmen in line. This we did by the formation of our tribunal which met weekly to try customs violators and to deal out punishment to them. Through the efforts of this group, cus- toms were more successful this year than in any other year since the post-war period. This year we also sponsored the Valentine Dance. In all our pursuits, we are preparing to take our places in the teaching field. During the next two years, we will undertake specialization in a particular field and our practice teaching. We will use these experiences to develop professional know- ledge and teaching techniques. OFFICERS President . Salvatoro Aita Secretary ..... Doris Bright Vice-President Thomas Rosica Treasurer Louiso Ruff JUNIOR CLASS As our third year at Kutztown draws to a close we can look back with a feeling of satisfaction. The members of the class have cooperated enthusiastically to make each undertaking worthwhile. Our major contribution to the social calendar was the annual Junior Prom, which had as its theme a Penthouse Party amid a backdrop de- picting the New York skyline. In addition to the social events, we were active in the academic and social affairs of the college. Ahead of us lies the most important phase of our college career. For the first time our will be the roll of teacher; for the first time we will be called upon to apply the teaching techniques emphasized in our education courses. OFFICERS President Lawroncc Mulligan Secretary Kathleen Haines Vice-President Lawrence Handy Treasurer Arlone Kachlino GREETINGS FROM THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION rHE Alumni Association congratulates your action in developing the 1950 Keystonia around the theme This is Kutztown in which you portray campus life. May you discover many Acres of Diamonds in Kutztown's own backyard. The College has earned a glorious past as is attested by the 8505 students the institution has graduated and by the achievements of these men and women in our own and other lands. They have made an enviable record. A teacher training institu- tion with a plan is like the flight of an airplane which is following a radio beam. The leadership and cooperation of the boards of trustees, the presidents, the faculties and the student bodies have resulted in building a better and better college. They deserve our appreciation and thanks. Today the college is enjoying the respect of sister colleges and is maintaining a high standing as is shown by the fact that it is accredited by the American Associa- tion of Colleges for Teacher Education, by the Middle States Association of Colleges, and by the American Medical Association. As alumni we feel a continuing responsibility for undergirding the program of teacher education and for supporting the plans for advancing the program at Kutz- town with unswerving loyalty and undiminishing zeal. As president of the Alumni Association I am pleased to pay high respects to the President of the College for his educational leadership, to the faculty for their loyal support in advancing the program, and to the Board of Trustees for their vision, courage, and guidance in building a better College. We pledge the fullest coopera- tion in our joint endeavor to realize the great potentialities of the future of Kutztown State Teachers College. Wishing each and every one of you abundant success, I am Sincerely yours, C. F. Seidel '08 President of the Alumni Association 30 TO THE CLASS OF 1950: It seems only yesterday that we were freshmen embarking upon this great educa- tional venture. Many things have transpired in the four years we have been here; many obstacles wore met and conquered. And on the eve of our graduation, the greatest problem is facing us. We have completed our college education but what we do with it is our problem. The great educational system of our country is calling us. Most of our class will become a part of it in its various phases. Some will meet the demand in the elemen- tary and secondary fields, while others will take their places as school librarians and art supervisors. The courses we have studied while in college have aimed to prepare us for these fields, and our social activities have been directed to aid us in becoming working parts of our community. The foundation has been laid for us during our college years. When we enter our teaching positions, the future is in our hands. We must meet with great deter- mination the demands which are made upon us. We must approach our work with a broad mind, a will to cooperate, and a desire to give our utmost. With our college preparation and with these things in mind, success is inevitable. For my fellow class members, I wish sincere happiness. I hope, too, that we may all give our best to a truly great profession. Donald A. Shcaffer, Class President 31 ELAINE M. ALSPACH 218 South Warron Stroot, Orwigsburg, Pa. Elomontary Christian Association 1-2 .. . Co-ed Games I . . . Commut- ing Womon's Loague 2-3-4 . . . Elomontary Education Club 1-2-4 . . . Hockey 1-2 .. . Reformed Students Association 1-2. WILLIAM A. ANGSTADT 922 8th Streot, Berkshire Heights, Pa. English-Spanish-Social Studios Lutheran Students Association 1-2-3 . . . Christian Associa- tion 1-2-3 . . . Sigma Tau 3 . . . Kappa Delta Pi 3-4, Rocorder 4 . . . Keystone 1-2-3. SHIRLEY DORETTE ANGSTADT 20 Park Lano, Ponnsido, Reading, Pa. Elomontary Archery 2-3 . . . Christian Association I-2-3-4 . . . Co-ed Games 1-2-3 . . . Elementary Education Club I-2-3-4 . . . Leaders Club 1-2-3 . . . Lutheran Studonts Association 1-2- 3-4 . . . Youth Leadership 3. JANE M. BAHR 60 Sharpo Stroot. Kingston, Pa. Art-English Art Alliance 1-2 ... Art Education Socioty 3-4 . . . Christian Association I-2-3-4 . . . Choir 1-3 ... Eastorn Arts Associa- tion 4 . . . Foncing 3 . . . Modern Drama I-2-3-4 . . . National Art Education Association 4. 32 RAYMOND W. BARBER R. D. 3, Langhorne, Pa. English-Social Studios Activities Board 2-3, Vice-President 3 . . . Campus Lcador 3 . . . Canterbury Club 2-3-4 . . . Class Ring Committeo 3 . . . Columbia Press Association Conference 3 . . . Con- temporary Affairs Forum 3 . . . Intor-Roligious Council 3 . . . Koystono 2-3 . . . Studont Government Conference 3 . . . Who's Who Among Studonts in Amorican Universities and Collogos. RICHARD BEHM 614 North Third Stroot, Reading, Pa. Art-English Art Allianco I . . . Art Education Society 3-4 . . . Eastern Arts Association 4 . . . Modorn Drama 1-2-3 . . . National Art Education Association 4 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Who's Who Among Studonts in Amorican Univorsitios and Collogos. CARLTON J. BECK 428 East Court Street, Allentown, Pa. Art Art Alliance 1-2 .. . Art Education Society 3-4 . . . Eastern Arts Association 4 . . . National Art Education Association 4. LEONORE BENNETT 101 East Fourth Street, Northampton, Pa. Elementary Archery I . . Christian Association 1-2 .. . Commuting Women's League 3-4 . . . Elementary Education Club I-2-3-4 . . . Kappa Delta Pi 3-4 .. . Orchostra I-2-3-4, Socrotary 2 . . . Reformed Students Association I . . . Rosidont Wom- en's Cooperative Association 1-2. WILLIAM H. BERNSAU, JR. ALMA BIEBER 2517 Cumberland Avo., Mt. Penn, Roading, Pa. Art-English R. D. 3, Flootwood, Pa. Elementary Art Allianco 1-2 .. . Art Education 3-4 . . . Eastern Arts Commuting Women's League I-2-3-4 . . . Orchostra I-2-3-4. Association 4 . . . Modern Drama 2-3, Vico-Prosidont 3 . . .. National Art Education Association 4 . . . Orchestra I-2-3-4. President 3. Vice-Prosident 4 . . . Prom Committee 3-4. JOHN J. BISCHOFF Box 33. Bothol, Pa. Art Art Alliance 1-2 . . . Art Education Society 3-4 . . . Class Vice-President I . . . Men's Intra-Mural Athlotic Association 1-2 ... Prom Committee I-2-3-4. BETTY ANNE BITLER Green's Grove Road, Gibraltar, Pa. Elomontary Archery 2 . . . Basoball 1-2-3 . . . Baskotball 1-2-3 . . . Christian Association I-2-3-4 . . . Co-ed Gamos 1-2-3 . . . Commuting Women's League 4 . . . Elementary Education Club I-2-3-4 . . . Hockey I-2-3-4 . . . Leaders Club 1-2-3, President 3 . . . Lutheran Students Association I-2-3-4, Secretary-Treasurer 2-3-4 . . . Residont Womon's Coopera- tive Association 1-2-3 . . . Tau Kappa 4 . . . Women's Athletic Association I-2-3-4 . . . Youth Leadership 3. WARREN J. BLATT R. D. I, Wost Loosport, Pa. Elemontary Contemporary Affairs Forum I . . . Inter-Religious Council 2 . . . Orchostra 3. PHYLLIS BOOTH 1209 Allengrove Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Elementary Christian Association I-2-3-4 . . . Choir 3 . . . Elementary Education Club I-2-3-4 . . . Lutheran Students Association 3-4 . . . Sorvico Club 3-4 . . . Women’s Athlotic Association I -2-3-4. HAROLD BLOCK 825 Madison Avenue, Scranton, Pa. Social Studies-English Co-ed Gamos 2-3 . . . Contemporary Affairs Forum 3-4 . . . Football 2-3 . . . Keystone 3 . . . Men's Intra-Mural Athletic Association 3-4. HAROLD EARL BOYER 132 Beckloy Streot, Wernorsville, Pa. Social Studies-Geography-English Baseball I-2-3-4 . . . Christian Association 1-2 . . . Co-ed Games 1-2 ... Contemporary Affairs Forum 3-4 . . . Luther- an Students Association 1-2 ... Men's Intra-Mural Athletic Association 3 . . . Sigma Tau 4. 35 PETER P. BUGDA, JR. 679 North Laurel Street. Hazleton, Pa. Art Art Alliance I . . . Art Education Society 3-4 .. . Baskot- ball 2-3 . . . Eastern Arts Association 4 . . . Keystone 3-4 . . . Keystonia 4 . . . Men's Intra-Mural Athletic Association I-2-3-4 . . . National Art Education Association 4 . . . Now- man Club 2-3 . . . Prom Committee I-2-3-4 . . . Pop Rally Committee 3-4. EVA S. CAREY R. F. D. I. Kutztown, Pa. Art Art Alliance 1-2 .. . Art Education Society 3-4 . . . Christian Association 1-2-4 . . . Commuting Woman's League 1-2-3 . . . Eastern Arts Association 4 . . . Kappa Oolta Pi 4 . . . Modern Drama 2-4. Vico Prosidont 4 . . . National Art Education Association 4 . . . Prom Com- mittee 1-2-4. JUNE STAUFFER CASH 843 West Second Street. Lansdale. Pa. Elementary Basketball I . . . Christian Association I-2-3-4 . . . Commut- ing Women's League 4 . . . Elomontary Education Club I-2-3-4. Vice-President 3 . . . Kappa Delta Pi 3-4 . . . Koystono I . . . Lutheran Students Association 1-2-3 . . . Rosidont Women's Cooperative Association 1-2-3 . . . Women's Athletic Association 1-2-3. JOSEPH CATANZARO 20 Mansion Street, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Art Art Allionce 2 . . . Baseball 2 . . . Football 2-3-4 . . . Men's Intra-Mural Athletic Association 3-4 . . Newman Club 2-3. 36 THEODORE J. CATRANIS 18 East Main Stroot, Tremont. Pa. Mathomatics-Social Studies Archory 1-2-4 . . . Christian Association 1-2-4 . . . Co-od Games 1-2-4 . . . Lutheran Students Association 1-2-4 . . . Men's Intra-Mural Athletic Association 2-4 . . . Motion Picture Operator 1-2-4 . . . Siqma Tau 2-4. LEAR B. CHERRINGTON R. 0. 5, Bloomsburg, Pa. Art Art Alliance 1-2 .. . Art Education Socioty 3-4 . . . Chris- tian Association I-2-3-4 . . . Eastorn Arts Association 4 . . . National Art Education Association 4. MARTIN F. CAULEY 17 North Hancock Street, McAdoo, Pa. Social Studies-Geography Archery 2-3-4 . . . Basketball 2-3-4. Manager 2-3-4 . . . Christian Association 2-3-4 . . . Co-ed Gamos I-2-3-4 . . . Men's Intra-Mural Athlotic Association I-2-3-4 . . . New- man Club I-2-3-4. Treasurer 2-3-4 . . . Sigma Tau 3-4, Treasurer 4. ISABEL M. CLAUSER R. D. 2, Allentown, Pa. Elcmontary Christian Association I-2-3-4 . . . Choir I-2-3-4 . . . Ele- mentary Education Club I-2-3-4. BERNICE S. COOK R. D. I, Alburtis, Pa. Biology-English Christian Association 1-2-3 . . . Hockey I-2-3-4 . . . Intor- donominational Group 3 . . Resident Women's Coopera- tive Association 4 . . . Sigma Tau 3-4 . . . Youth Leader- ship 3. HARRY B. CORRIGAN 1029 N. Ninth St., Roading, Pa. Science Contemporary Affairs Forum 3-4. ELIZABETH R. CROSLAND 719 West Broad Street, Bothlehom, Pa. Elomontary Archery I-2 . . . Christian Association I-2-3-4 . . . Choir I-2-3-4. Accompanist 3-4 .. . Elomontary Education Club I-2-3-4 . . . Kappa Dolta Pi 3-4, Secretary 4 . . . Sorvico Club I-2-3-4. Vice-President 3 . . . Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Collegos. IDA CURATOLA 941 Laufor Streot, Bothlohcm, Pa. Library Scienco-English-Spanish American Library Association 4 . . . Baseball I-2-3-4 . . . Baskotball I-2-3-4 . . . Choir I-2-3-4. Librarian 3 . . . Co-ed Games I-2-3-4 . . . Hockoy I-2-3-4 . . . Keystone 4 . . . Lombda Sigma 3-4 . . . Loadors Club I-2-3-4 . . . Modern Drama 3-4 . . . Newman Club I-2-3-4 . . . Radio Forum 2-3-4. Secretary 4 . . . Residont Womon's Cooperative Association I-2-3-4 . . . Sigma Tau 3-4 . . . Tau Kappa 38 RALPH G. CUSTER R. D. I, Coplay. Pa. Social Studios-Science-English-Goography DONALD W. DENNIS 726 Madison Avonuo, Reading. Pa. Art Art Alliance I . . . Art Education Society 3 . . . Campus Loador 3 . . . Christian Association 2-3-4 . . . Class Vico- Prosidont 4 . . . Class Ring Committoo 3 . . . Koystone 1-2- 3-4 . . . Prom Committoo 2-3-4 . . . Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. DOROTHY A. DAMMRICH Star Routo, Allentown, Pa. Elementary Christian Association I-2-3-4 . . . Co-od Gamos 1-3 .. . Elomontary Education Club I-2-3-4 . . . Kappa Delta Pi 3-4 . . . Koystone 3 . . . Lutheran Students Association I . . . Resident Women's Cooperative Association I-2-3-4 . . . Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Collogos . . . Women's Athlotic Association I-2-3-4 . . . Women's Athletic Association Council 3 . . . Youth Leader- ship 3. J. IRIS DEWEES 37 North Church Street, Robesonia, Pa. Art Archery 2 . . . Art Education Society 3-4. Treasurer 4 . . . Baseball I-2-3-4 . . . Basketball I-2-3-4 . . . Christian Asso- ciation 3-4 .. . Commuting Women's League 1-2 .. . Eastern Arts Association 4 . . . Fencing 3 . . . Hockey I-2-3-4 . . . National Art Education Association 4 . . . Prom Com- mittee 4 . . . Rosident Women's Cooperative Association 3-4 .. . Tau Kappa 4 . . . Women's Athlotic Association I-2-3-4 . . . Youth Leadership 3. HOMER FREYMAN DIEFENDERFER 912 North Eighteenth Street, Allentown, Pa. Social Studios-Gcography Contemporary Affairs Forum 3-4 . . . Sigma Tau 3-4. ROBERT E. DONEY 103 East Pennsylvania Avenue, Pen Argyl, Pa. Art-English Art Alliance I . . . Art Education Socioty 2-3-4 . . . Chris- tian Association 2 . . . Eastern Arts Association 4 . . . Keystone 2 . . . Keystonia 4 . . . National Art Education Association 4 . . . Tonnis I. BARBARA DION 953 Cedar Street. Allentown, Pa. Elementary Archory I . . . Basketball I-2-3-4 . . . Commuting Worn- on's League I-2-3-4 . . . Elomontary Education Club 4 . . . Newman Club I . . . Tonnis 3-4. JASON F. DREIBELBIS R. D. I, Mortztown, Pa. Elomontary Elomontary Education Club 2-3-4 . . . Kappa Delta Pi 3-4. 40 PETER J. DROSKINIS 406 Pinohill Stroot, Minersville. Pa. Chemistry-Social Studies Activitios Board I . . . Baseball 1-2-3 . . . Basketball I . . . Choir I . . . Football I . . . Newman Club I. MARGARET F. ENGELKE Skylino Farm, R. D. 2, Newtown. Pa. Elementary Bosoball I-2-3-4 . . . Baskotball I-2-3-4. Manager 3 . . . Canterbury Club 3-4 . . . Co-ed Gamos I-2-3-4 . . . Com- muting Womon's League I . . . Elomontary Education Club 3-4 .. . Followcraftors I . . . Hockey I-2-3-4 . . . Leaders Club I-2-3-4 . . . Orchostra I . . . Rosidont Women’s Co- operativo Association 2-3 . . . Tau Kappa 3-4, Secretory 3. Vico-Presidont 4 . . . Tonnis I-2-3-4, Managor 4 . . . Wom- en’s Athletic Association 3-4 .. . Youth Loadorship 3. JOSEPH W. EBERTS R. D. 3. Lehighton, Pa. Chemistry-Social Studies Band 1-2-3 . . . Christian Association I-2-3-4 . . . Re- formed Students Association 1-2 .. . Sigma Tau 3-4. ALMA D. ESHELMAN Mohnton, R. D. I. Pa. Elementary Archery 1-2, Manager 2 . . . Baseball I-2-3-4 . . . Basketball I-2-3-4 . . . Christian Association 1-2-3 . . . Co-ed Games 1-2-3 . . . Commuting Women’s League 4 . . . Elomentary Education Club I-2-3-4 . . . Hockey I-2-3-4 . . . Leaders Club 2-3 . . . Reformod Students Association 1-2-3 . . . Tau Kappa 3-4 . . . Women’s Athletic Association I-2-3-4 . . . Youth Leadership 3. 41 IRA Y. FAKE 818 Thorn Street, Reading, Pa. Social Studies-Geography Basketball 3-4 . . . Christian Association I-2-3-4 . . . Foot- ball I-2-3-4 . . . Reformed Students Association 2-3-4. IRENE FICHTER 918 North Mohr Street, Allentown, Pa. Elementary Baseball I-2-3-4 . . . Basketball I-2-3-4 . . . Elomontary Edu- cation Club I-2-3-4 . . . Hockoy I-2-3-4 . . . Nowman Club I-2-3-4 . . . Tau Kappa 4 . . . Youth Leadership 3. JUNE FISCHER RICHARD D. FISTER 1025 Church Street, Reading, Pa. Elementary Commuting Women's League 3-4 .. . Elementary Education Club 4. 133 Philadelphia Avenuo, Shillington, Pa. Biology-Social Studios Christian Association I-2-3-4 . . . Co-ed Games 2-3-4 . . . Football 2-3-4 . . . Men's Intra-Mural Athletic Association 2-3-4 . . Reformed Students Association 3-4 . . . Sigma Tau 2-3. MARY ELLA FORD 132 Virginia Avonuo, Brookhavon, Choster, Pa. Social Studios-Spanish-English Christian Association I-2-3-4 . . . Co-ed Games I . . . Kappa Delta Pi 3-4 . . . Keystone 1-2-3 . . . Sigma Tau 3-4 . . . Youth Leadershio 3. GEORGE FOTIOU 50 South Seventh Stroet, Reading, Pa. Social Studies-English-Geography Kappa Delta Pi 3-4. DORIS FOX 56 North Fifth Stroot, Coplay, Pa. Elementary Archery 3, Monogor 3 . . . Christian Association 1-2-3 . . . Co-od Gamos 2-3 . . . Commuting Women's League 4 . . . Elomontery Education Club I-2-3-4 . . . Roformod Studonts Association 1-2-3 . . . Resident Womon's Cooperative Asso- ciation 1-2-3 . . . Youth Leadership 3. HARRY FRANTZ 156 South Third Street. Hamburg. Pa. Mathematics-Social Studios-Scienco-English Baseball 1-2-4 . . . Basketball I-2-3-4 . . . Co-ed Games I . . . Football I. MARGARET GABEL MARTHA FRAY 215 Glenburn Rood. Clarks Green, Pa. Art Activities Board 2-4 . . . Art Alliance 1-2 ... Art Educa- tion Society 3-4, Secretary 4 . . . Basketball 2-3 . . . Cam- pus Leader 3 . . . Christian Association I-2-3-4 . . . Choir 2- 3 .. . Eastern Arts Association 4 . . . Hockey I-2-3-4 . . . Kappa Delta Pi 3-4, Treasurer 4 . . . National Art Education Association 4 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Resident Women's Cooperativo Association 3. Counsellor 3 . . . Tau Kappa 3- 4 .. . Tonnis 2-3-4 . . . Women's Athletic Association 3-4. TERRENCE F. GALLAGHER. JR. 1516 Cedar Avonuo, Scranton. Pa. Art-English Art Alliance 1-2 .. . Art Education Socioty 3-4 . . . Campus Leader 2-3 . . . Christian Association 1-2 .. . Co-od Games I-2-3-4 . . . Eastern Arts Association 4 . . . Kappa Delta Pi 3-4 . . . National Art Education Association 4 . . . Newman Club 1-2-3. 336 East Walnut Street, Porkasio, Pa. Library Science-Social Studies-English Archory 1-2-3. Managor 3 . . . American Library Association 4 . . . Christion Association I-2-3-4, Cabinot 4 . . . Class Secretary 2-3 . . . Inter-Religious Council 2-3, Troasuror 2-3 .. . Junior Library Club 1-2 ... Kappa Delta Pi 3-4 .. . Kcystonio I-2-3-4. Secretary 4. Feature Editor 4 . . . Lambda Sigma 3-4, Troasuror 3. Prosidont 4 . . . Lutheran Students Association I-2-3-4. Prosidont 2-3 . . . Sigma Tau 3-4 . . . Women's Athletic Association I-2-3-4 . . . Youth Leader- ship 3. SHIRLEY R. GARFINKLE 307 South Sixteenth Street, Allontown. Pa. Art 44 ROBERT W. GEHMAN, JR. Cooporsburg, Pa. Contemporary Affairs Forum 4. Biology-Social Studies CLARENCE G. GERHART R. D. 2, Kutitown, Pa. Art Art Alliance 1-2 .. . Art Education Society 3-4 . . . Eastern Arts Association 4 . . . National Art Education Association 4. E. ALAN GERNERD AUDREY LAWTON GILMARTIN Koystone Hotel. Kutztown, Pa. Chemistry-Mathematics River Road. Bloomsburg, Pa. Art Archery 2-3 .. . Art Allianco 1-2 .. . Art Bazaar 2-3-4. Chairman 4 . . . Art Education Society 3 . . . Band 3 . . . Christian Association I-2-3-4 . . . Orchestra 2-3-4 . . . Radio Forum 4 . . . Roformod Students Association 2-3-4 . . . Rosidont Women's Cooporativo Association I-2-3-4. FREDERICK GEORGE GILMARTIN River Road, Bloomsburg, Pa. Art Activities Board 1-2, Social Committee Chairman 2 . . . Archory I ... Art Alliance 1-2 ... Art Bazaar 1-2. Co- chairman 2 . . . Campus Loader 1-2 .. . Class Officor 2. Prosidont 2 . . . Customs Committee 2. Chairman 2 . . . Mon's Intra-Mural Athletic Association 2 . . . Modern Drama 2 . . . Radio Forum 1-2-4, President 1-2 .. . Studont Cooperative Conference 2. OLIVE FRANCES GRAMMER 829 Lafayotto Parkway. Williamsport, Pa. Art-English Activities Board 1-2. Secretary 2 . . . Art Alliance 1-2 . . . Christian Association 1-2-4 . . . Pep Rally Committee I. JAMES RICHARD GOOD 63 Koppol Avcnuo, Wost Lawn, Pa. Art Art Allianco 1-2 .. . Art Education Society 3-4 .. . Chris- tian Association I-2-3-4. AUDREY J. GRUVER 151 Socond Streot, Comenton, Pa. Elomontary Baseball 1-2-3 . . . Basketball 1-2-3 . . . Christian Associa- tion 1-2-3 . . . Commuting Women's Loaguo 4 . . . Elemen- tary Club I-2-3-4 . . . Hockoy 1-2-3 . . . Loaders Club I . . . Luthoran Students Association 1-2-3 . . . Resident Worn- on's Cooperative Association 1-2-3 . . . Youth Leadership 3. CLAYTON R. GUM 33 South Warren Stroet, Easton, Pa. Geography-Social Studies Baskotball I-2-3-4 . . . Canterbury Club I -2-3-4 . . . Chris- tian Association I-2-3-4 . . . Co-od Gamos I-2-3-4 . . . Men's Intra-Mural Athletic Association 3-4 . . . Sigma Tau 3-4. MARGARET J. HAFNER 403 Calvert Stroet, Fullorton, Pa. Library Scionco-English American Library Association 4 . . . Basketball 4 . . . Com- muting Women's Loaguo I-2-3-4 . . . Lambda Sigma 3-4 . . . Womon's Athletic Association I-2-3-4. WILLIAM H. GUNTHER Bally, Pa. Art Archery I-2 . . . Art Alliance 1-2 .. . Art Education Society 4 . . . Eastern Arts Association 4 . . . Fencing 1-2 .. . Men's Intra-Mural Athletic Association I-2 . . . National Art Education Association 4 . . . Wrestling 1-2. ARLENE HAHN 9? South Main Street, Mahanoy City, Pa. Library Science-Hlstory-English Archery 4 . . . American Library Association 4 . . . 8and 2 . . . Christian Association I-2-3-4 . . . Contemporary Affairs Forum 2 . . Junior Library Club I-2 . . . Kappa Dolta Pi 3-4 . . . Keystone I-2-3-4, Circulation Manager 3 . . . Lambda Sigma 3-4 . . . Lutheran Studonts Association 2-3-4 . . . Orchostro I-2-3-4 . . . Youth Loadorship 3. 47 ANNE HALDEMAN 21 South Seventh Stroot, West Reading, Pa. Art-Engliih Art Alliance 1-2 .. . Art Education Society 3-4 . . .Chris- tian Association I-2-3-4 . . . Co-ed Games 1-2-3 . . . Com- muting Women's League I . . . Eastorn Arts Association 4 . . . Fencing 3 . . . Modern Drama I-2-3-4, Secretary 3 . . . National Art Education Association 4 . . . Youth Leadorsnip 3 . . . Women's Athletic Association I-2-3-4. GAIL L. HALDEMAN 217 Philadelphia Avonue, Shillington, Pa. Art Art Alliance 1-2 .. . Art Education Socioty 3 . . . Christian Association I-2-3-4 . . . Choir 2-3 . . . Luthoran Students Association I-2-3-4 . . . Modorn Drama I. MRS. ESTHER HANDORF ADA E. HARBERS 1520 Hampden Boulevard, Reading, Pa. Latin-English Day's End Farm, Grcon Lano, Pa. Elementary Canterbury Club 2-3-4 . . . Christian Association I-2-3-4 . . . Co-ed Gamos I-2-3-4 . . . Elomontary Education Club 1-2 .. . Keystone 3. 48 ARDATH JOANNE HARTER 632 North Arch Stroot, Allontown, Pa. Art-Enqlish Art Alliance 1-2 .. . Art Education Socioty 3-4 . . . Chris- tian Association I-2-3-4. Prosidont 3. Studont Adviser 4. Cabinet 2-3-4 . . . Eastern Arts Association 4 . . . Intor- Roligious Council 3 . . . Luthoran Students Association 1-2- 3-4, Vico-Presidont 3 . . . Modorn Drama 3-4 .. . National Art Education Association 4 . . . Service Club I-2-3-4. Socretary-Troasuror 3 . . . Youth Leadership 3 . . . Studont Conforencos: Christian Association. Middlo Atlantic Regional Conferences 1-2, Area Conforoncos I-2-3-4. European Work- Study Sominar 3. WILLIAM G. HARTMAN R. D. I. Allontown, Pa. Social Studios-Enalish Canterbury Club 2-3-4 . . . Christian Asso-intioi I -2-3-4 . . . Co-od Games 1-2-3 . . . Contemporary Affairs Forum I-2-3-4 . . . Kappa Dolta Pi 3-4 . . . Mon's Intra-Mural Athlotic Association 3-4 . . . Modorn Drama I . . . Danco Commit- tee I . . . Sigma Tau 3-4 . . . Intorcollogiato Conforonce on Govornmont 3 . . . Dobating Tournamont at Shipponsburg 2. LILA MARIE HARTMAN 2525 Fairview Avenue, Mount Ponn, Roading, Pa. Library Science-English Archery I . . . American Library Association 4 . . . Base- ball I-2-3-4 . . . Basketball I-2-3-4 . . . Choir 1-2-3 . . . Co-od Games 2 . . . Hockey I-2-3-4 . . . Junior Library Club 1-2 .. . Kappa Delta Pi 3-4 .. . Koystono 2 . . . Lambda Sigma 3-4 . . . Dance Committee I . . . Service Club 1-2-3 . . . Tau Kappa 3-4 . . . Tonnis 2 . . . Women's Athletic Association 2. Vice Prosidont 2. KATHRYN B. HECKLER Harloysville, Pa. Elomontary Christian Association 4 . . . Youth Leadership 4 . . . Lutheran Studonts Association 4 . . . Rosident Womon's Cooperativo Association 4. 49 LORRAINE M. HERBSTER WALTER A. HESSINGER 402 Grape Street, Fullerton, Pa. Elementary 1124 Poplar Street, Coplay, Pa. Elementary Basketball 1-2-3 . . . Commuting Women's League I-2-3-4 Contemporary Affairs Forum 2 . . . Elomontary Education President 4 . . . Elementary Education Club 1-4 .. . Club 3-4. Hoekoy 1-2-3 . . . Leaders Club I. MILDRED V. HILLER Fleetwood R. D. I, Pa. Elementary Choir 3 . . . Christian Association I-2-3-4. Representative to Inter-Roligious Council. Secretary 2 . . . Class Officer, Troasuror 3, Secretary 4 . . . Elomontary Education Club 1-2-3 . . . Fellowcreftors 2-3-4, President 4 . . . Hoekoy 1-2-3 . . . Luthoran Students Association I-2-3-4 . . . Resi- dent Women's Cooperative Association, Counselor 3-4 . . . Student Conferences, United Nations Sominar . . . Wom- en's Athletic Association 1-2-3. LEE J. HOCH 159 Walnut Street, Kutztown, Pa. Elomontary Co-ed Games 1-2-3 . . . Elementary Education Club 1-2-3 . . . Modern Drama 1-2-3 . . . Radio Forum 1-2-3 . . . Rifle Club 3-4. JAMES W. HORNBERGER 1401 Walnut Streot, Reading, Pa. Chemistry-Biology Christian Association I-2-3-4 . . . Co-ed Games I-2-3-4 . . . Lutheran Studonts Association I-2-3-4 . . . Men's Intra- Mural Athlotic Association 3-4 .. . Sigma Tau 3-4. LILLIAN L HUSEMAN 359 Hamilton Avo., Bothlohom, Pa. Mathematics, English, Social Studios Basoball I-2-3-4 . . . Boskotball 1-2 .. . Christian Associa- tion I-2-3-4 . . . Class Ring Committoo 3 . . . Co-ed Gamos I-2-3-4 . . . Hockoy I-2-3-4, Captain I . . . Inter- denominational Group 4 . . . Koystono 3-4 . . . Loaders Club I-2-3-4 . . . Lutheran Students Association 1-2 .. . Modern Drama 3-4 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Radio Forum 2-3-4 . . . Resident Women's Cooperative Associa- tion 3 . . . Sigma Tau 3-4. Secretary 3-4 .. . Tau Kappa 3-4 .. . Who's Who Among Studonts in Amoricen Universi- ties and Collogos 4 . . . Youth Loadorship 3. LYTLE GUY HORTING, JR. 916 Ponn Avenue, Wyomissing. Pa. Science-History Mon's Intro-Mural Athletic Association I . . . Canterbury Club 3-4. JOAN HARTZEL IOBST 414 Hcllarman Street, Philadelphia II, Pa. Elementary Archery 3 . . . Christian Association 4 . . . Choir 3 . . . Elementary Education Club 4 . . . Keystonia 3 . . . Resident Women's Cooperativo Association. Proctor 3. Firo Warden 4. BENJAMIN GUCHI ISHIBASHI Waimea Kavai, Territory of Hawaii Art Art Alliance 1-2 .. . Art Education Society 3-4 . . . Chris- tian Association 2-3-4 . . . Eastern Arts Association 4 . . . National Art Education Association 4. COURTLANDT C. KAUFFMAN 235 South Washington Street, Greoncastle, Pa. Chemistry-Social Studies Christian Association I-2-3-4 . . . Choir 4 . . . Contemporary Affairs 'Forum 3 . . . Football Programs 3 . . . Lutheran Students Association I . . . Modern Drama I-2-3-4 . . . Men's Intra-Mural Athletic Association 3-4 . . . Prom Com- mittee . . . Sigma Tau 3-4. ELIZABETH LOIS JARRETT 371 Hastings Street, South Williamsport, Pa. Library Scionce—Social Studies American Library Association 4 . . . Canterbury Club 2-3-4. Secretary-Treasurer 2-3-4 . . . Christian Association 3-4 . . . Junior Library Club 2 . . . Lambda Sigma 3-4 .. . Sigma Tau 3-4 . . . Womon’s Athletic Association 2-3-4 . . . Youth Leadership 3. CAROLYN KRESSLY KELLER 203 Jefferson Street, East Greenvillo, Pa. Elemontary Archery 1-2 ... Baseball 2 . . . Basketball 1-2 ... Chris- tian Association 1-2-3 . . . Choir 1-2-3 . . . Elementary Edu- cation Club 2-3 .. . Followcroftors 2 . . . Hockoy 1-2 .. . Reformed Studonts Association 2-3. 52 MARY LOUISE KELLY 7361 North 21st Stroot, Philadelphia 38, Pa. Elcmontary Activities Board 3-4. Troasuror 4 . . . Christian Association i-2-3-4 . . . Class Ring Committoo 3 . . . Elemontary Edu- cation Club I-2-3-4 . . . Luthoran Students Association 3-4 . . . Danco Committoo 2-3-4 . . . Rosidont Womon’s Co- operative Association. Proctor 3-4, Fire Wardon 2 . . . Service Club I-2-3-4 . . . Eastern Stotes Association of Pro- fessional Schools for Toachers Conference. Studont Govern- ment Conference . . . Youth Leadership 3 . . . Women’s Athletic Association I-2-3-4. PAUL C. KERCHER West Main Street, Kutztown, Pa. Mathematics-Social Studies-Goography Baseball 2. ELAINE HART KLINGER 320 West Hansborry Stroot. Philadelphia 44. Pa. Elementary Christian Association I-2-3-4 . . . Choir 3 . . . Elemontary Education Club 3 . . . Hockey I. MARLIN W. KLINGER McClure, Pa. Biology-Geography Baseball 1-2 .. . Christian Association I-2-3-4 . . . Co-ed Games I-2-3-4 . . . Football 1-2 .. . Men’s Intra-Mural A.A. 3-4 .. . Reformed Studonts Association I-2-3-4 . . . Sigma Tau 3-4. 53 DONALD RICHARD KLOPP 101 S. Robeson St., Robesonia, Pa. Art Art Education Society 3-4. CLARENCE MELVIN KRAMMES 29 East Main Stroet, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Social Studies-English-Geography Contemporary Affairs Forum 2-3-4. ELEANOR H. KNAUER River Road, Yardly, Pa. Elementary Christian Association 1-2-4 . . . Commuting Women's Loague 2-3 . . . Elementary Education Club 1-2 ... Foronsic Club 2 . . . Hockoy 1-2 ... Keystono 2-3-4 . . . Lutheran Students Association 2 . . . Resident Women's Cooperative Association 1-4. MADELINE KRINER 121 South Wayne Stroet, Orwigsburg, Pa. Elementary Christian Association 1-2-3 . . . Co-ed Gamos 1-2-3 . . . Commuting Womon's League 2-3 .. . Elomontary Education Club 2 . . . Loadors Club I . . . Modern Drama 1-2 .. . Roformod Studonts Association 1-2-3 . . . Rosidont Wom- en's Cooperative Association 1-2 .. . Womon's Athlotic As- sociation 1-2 .. . Youth Leadership 3. 54 MYRLE R. KUHNS Troxlortown, Pa. Library Science-Goography Archory 1-2-3, Managor 3 . . . Amorican Library Associa- tion 4 . . . Basoball I-2-3-4 . . . Basketball I-2-3-4 . . . Commuting Women's Loaguo I-2-3-4 . . . Hockey I-2-3-4 . . . Junior Library Club 1-2 . . . Lambda Sigma 3-4 . . . Loaders Club 2 . . . Lutheran Students Association 2-3 . . . Tau Kappa 3-4 . . . Women's Athletic Association I-2-3-4 . . . Youth Leadership 3. KATHLEEN LOUISE KUNTZ Treichlers, Pa. Elomontary Archory I . . . Christian Association 1-3-4. Board 3 . . . Elementary Education Club 1-3-4 . . . Lutheran Students Association 1-3-4 . . . Modern Drama 1-3-4 . . . Resident Womon's Cooperative Association 1-3-4. Proctor 3 . . . Women's Athletic Association 1-3-4. BETTY E. KUNKLE Weissport, Pa. Library Scienco-English Baseball I-2-3-4 . . . Christian Association I-2-3-4 . . . Co-ed Gamos 1-2 .. . Hockey I-2-3-4 . . . Junior Library Club 1-2 . . Keystone 4 . . . Lambda Sigma 3-4 .. . Tau Kappa 3-4 . . . Youth Leadership 3. LOUISE KUNTZ Bath, Pa. Library Science-English Christian Association 1-3-4. Board 3 . . . Contemporary Affairs Forum 3 . . . Cultural Olympics 3 . . . Junior Library Club 1-3, Secretary 3 . . . Keystone 1-3-4 . . . Lambda Sigmo 3-4 . . . Luthoran Studonts Association 1-3-4 . Modern Drama 1-3-4, President 4 . . . Radio Forum 4. JOHN KUROWSKI WILLIAM LAWLER 358 Lehigh Street. Palmerton, Pa. Mathematics-Social Studies Canterbury Club 2-4 . . . Christian Association 1-2-4 . . . Co-od Gamos 1-2-4 . . . Men's Intra-Mural Athlotic Associa- tion 2-4 . . . Dance Committee 4 . . . Sigma Tau 4 . . . Service Club 1-2-4 . . . Tonnis 1-2-4 . . . Contemporary Affairs Forum 4. R.F.D. 3, Box 335-B Mathematics-Chemistry Contemporary Affairs Forum 4 . . . Newman Club 3-4. RANDOLPH J. LEIBENSPERGER 24 East Main Street, Kutxtown, Pa. Biology-Social Studies Lutheran Studonts Association 1-3-4 . . . Contemporary Affairs Forum 3. E. DALLAS LEININGER R. D. 2, Sinking Spring, Pa. Social Studios-English Christian Association 3 . . . Cheorloader 3-4 .. . Contem- porary Affairs Forum 1-2-3 . . . Interdenominational Group 3-4. Vico Prosidont 4 . . . Keystone 1-2-3. Editor 3 . . . Kcystonia I-2-3-4. Business Manager 4 . . . Modorn Drama 2 . . . Pep Rally Committee 4 . . . Radio Forum 2-3, Secre- tary 2 . . . Sigma Tau 4 . . . Student Conferences: Colum- bia Scholastic Pross Association 3. Intercollegiate Confer- ence on Govornmont 2-3. 56 PAUL A. LEONARD 348 Spruco Stroot, Sunbury, Pa. Art-English Archory I . . . Art Allianco 1-2 .. . Art Education Asso- cation 3 . . . Footboll 2. J. JOYCE LIEBERMAN 939 North 10th Stroot. Reading, Pa. Art-Engli h Archory I . . . Art Alliance 1-2 .. . Art Education Asso- ciation 3-4 .. . Eastorn Arts Association 4 . . . Poncing 3 . . . Intor-Roligious Council 2-3-4. Vice Prosidont 4 . . . Notional Art Education Association 4 . . . Youth leader- ship 3. ROSALYE D. LEVINE 91 Noble Street, Kutitown, Pa. Library Science-Geography American Library Association 4 . . . Basketball 2 . . . Com- muting Women's League I-2-3-4 . . . Junior Library Club 1-2 .. . Keystone 3 . . . Lambda Sigma 3-4 . . . Women's Athletic Association I-2-3-4. ROBERT L. LOEHRIG 805 Belmont Avonuo, Laureldalo, Pa. Mathematics-Social Studios Bond I-2-3-4, Vico President 3. President 1-2-4 . . . Men's Intro-Mural Athletic Association I-2-3-4 . . . Orchestra I-2-3-4. Vice President 3. President 4. ■ JAMES LONGSTREET GERMAINE LORD 6 Academy Road, Hatboro, Pa. Science-Geography Christian Association I-2-3-4. Treasurer 4 . . . Men's Intra- Mural Athletic Association 3-4 . . . Sigma Tau 3-4. 934 McKnight Street, Reading, Pa. Art Art Allianco 1-2 .. . Art Education Socioty 3-4 . . . Chris- tian Association I-2-3-4 . . . Choir I-2-3-4 . . . Eastern Arts Association 4 . . . Modorn Drama 3 . . . National Art Education Association 4 . . . Resident Women's Coopera- tive Association I-2-3-4. THOMAS F. LYTLE 433 West Main Street, Kutxtown, Pa. Chemistry-History Contemporary Affairs Forum 3 . . . Reformod Students Asso- ciation I . . . Sigma Tau 3. CATHERINE ANN MC LOUD 2217 Noble Streot, West Lawn, Pa. Art Art Alliance 1-2 .. . Art Education Society 3 . . . Christian Association 1-2-3 . . . Choir 2 . . . Cheerleaders I-2-3-4, Captain 3-4 . . . Commuting Women's Loaguo 3-4 . . . Foncing 3 . . . Hockoy 1-2-3 . . . Luthoran Studonts Asso- ciation 1-2-3 . . . Modorn Drama 2-3-4 . . . Pop Rally Com- mittee 3-4, Chairman 4 . . . Resident Women's Cooperativo Association 1-2-3 . . . Women's Athletic Association I-2-3-4. 58 KATHLEEN MARY MALLOY KATHRYN M. McSHEA 706 North Fifth Street, Reading, Pa. Elementary Commuting Women's League I-2-3-4. 19 Wost Washington Street, McAdoo, Pa. Library Science-English-History American Library Association 4 . . . Class Ring Committee 3 . . . Junior Library Club 1-2. Secretary 2 . . . Kappa Delta Pi 3-4 . . . Keystone 1-2-3 . . . Koystonio I-2-3-4. Associate Editor 3. Managing Editor 4 . . . Lambda Sigma 3-4. Secre- tary 4 . . . Newman Club I-2-3-4, Secretary 2-3-4 . . . Womon's Chorus I . . . Youth Leadership 3. JOHN H. MENTZ 206 Carlisle Avenuo, York, Pa. Art-English Art Alliance 1-2 .. . Art Education Socioty 3-4 .. . Chris- tian Association I-2-3-4 . . . Men's Intra-Mural Athlotic Association 2-3. RICHARD MILLER Box 262, Leola P. O., Pa. Art-English Art Alliance I-2 . . . Art Education Society 3-4 . . . Chris- tian Association I-2-3-4 . . . Eastern Arts Association 4 . . . National Art Education Association 4 . . . Service Club 2- 3-4. President 3. ROBERT F. MILNOR Ferry Street, New Hope, Pa. Science-History Baseball Manager I-2-3-4 . . . Co-ed Games I-2-3-4 . . . Inter-Religious Council 4 . . . Keystone 3-4 . . . Men's Intra- Mural Athletic Association 3-4 .. . Newman Club I -2-3-4. President 4 . . . Photographic Club Sponsor 4 . . . Sigma Tau 2-3-4. PAUL R. MOSSER 207 Riverview Terrace, Allentown, Pa. Elementary Elementary Education Club 4. VERNA LOUISE MOHL 402 Valley Street, Port Carbon, Pa. Elomontary Christian Association I-2-3-4 . . . Choir 1-2-3 . . . Co-ed Games I-2-3-4 . . . Elementary Education Club I-2-3-4 . . . Hockey 3 . . . Interdenominational Group 3-4 . . . Kappa Delta Pi 3-4 . . Luthoran Students Association I-2-3-4. Vice President 4 . . . Rosidont Women's Cooporativo Association, Proctor 2. Counselor 3 . . . Who's Who Among Studonts in American Universities and Colleges . . . Women's Ath- letic Association I-2-3-4 . . . Women's Chorus I . . . Youth Leadership 3. Assistant Leader 3. LAWRENCE FRANCIS MOTKOWSKI 1349 McKnight Stroot, Reading, Pa. Art Art Allianco 1-2 . . . Art Education Society 3-4 . . . East- ern Arts Association 4 . . . Football I-2-3-4, Co-Captain 4 . . . National Art Education Association 4 . . . Newman Club I. 60 C. STEWART MUNZ 2534 North Eightoonth Stroot, Philadelphia, Pa. Elementary Archery 2 . . . Christian Association 1-2-3 . . . Contempo- rary Affairs Forum 1-2-4 . . . Elomontary Club 1-2-4. President 2 . . . Koystono Associato Editor 1-2-4 . . . Mon's Intra- Mural Athlotic Association 2-4 . . . Newman Club 1-2-4 . . . Radio Forum 1-2-4. JEAN C. PAYNE 1900 Clayton Avonue. Harrisburg, Pa. Art-English Archory I-2-3-4 . . . Art Allionco 1-2 .. . Art Education Society 3-4 .. . Christian Association I-2-3-4 . . . Eestorn Arts Association 4 . . . National Art Education Association 4 . . . Youth Leadership 3. J. HERBERT PARSONS Greentown, Pa. Art-English Archory I-2 . . . Art Alliance 1-2 .. . Art Education Society 3-4. Vico President 3, President 4 . . . Band I . . . Christian Association I-2-3-4 . . . Co-ed Games I . . . Eastern Arts Association 4 . . . Interdenominational Group 3-4 . . . Kappa Dolta Pi 3-4, Vico President 4 . . . National Art Education Association 4 . . . Prom Committoc Chairman 4. FRANK E. PEGG 4604 10th Avonue, Temple, Pa. Chomistry-History Activities Board 3 . . . Band 3-4, Vico-President 4 . . . Choir I-2-3-4. President 3-4 . . . Kappa Delta Pi 3-4 . . . Middlo States Association Conference of Colleges for Teachor Education 3 . . . Radio Forum 2. President 2 . . . Who's Who Among Siudonts in Amorican Universities and Colloqos. 61 ■I MARCIA ALICE PETTIT 1354 Montrose Avonue, Bethlehem, Pa. Elementary Christian Association 2-3-4 . . . Choir 2-3 .. . Contempo- rary Affairs 2-3-4 . . . Kappa Delta Pi 4 . . . Keystone 3 . . . Modern Drama 4. SHERLYN W. PURSEL Borwick Road, Bloomsburg, Pa. Art-English Art Alliance 1-2 .. . Art Educaiion Society 3-4 . . . Chris- tian Association I-2-3-4 . . . Interdenominational Group 2-3. DONALD F. PRATT 209 East Pine Street, Mount Holly Springs, Pa. Art Art Alliance 1-2 .. . Art Education Society 3-4 . . . Chris- tian Association I-2-3-4 . . . Dance Committee 1-2-4 . . . Eastern Arts Association 4 . . . National Art Education Asso- ciation 4. BESSIE P. REESE 377 Tulpohocken Stroot, Reading, Pa. Elemontary Basketball I . . . Choir 3-4 . . . Commuting Women's League I-2-3-4. Secretary 4 . . . Elementary Education Club 1-2 ... Hockey 2-3 . . . Youth Leadership 3. 62 JOHN J. ROSLIN, JR. JOAN ROYALS 16 Belvedore Avenue. Reeding, Pe. Goography-History-English Bosoball 1-2. Stony Creole N fills. Pa. Art-English-History Archery 1-2 .. . Art Alliance 2 . . . Art Education Socioty 3 . . . Basoball I-2-3-4 . . . Basketball I-2-3-4 . . . Christian Association 3 . . . Choir 2-3-4 . . . Commuting Women's League 1-2 .. . Danco Committee 3-4 . . . Rosidont Worn on's Cooperative Association 3-4 .. . Tau Kappa 4 . . . Who's Who Among Studonts in American Universities and Collogos . . . Women's Athlotic Association 3-4. WILLIAM J. RUTKOWSKI 2423 Filbort Avonue, Mount Penn, Pa. Elementary Basoball 3-4 . . . Basketball I-2-3-4 . . . Co-ed Games 1-2- 3-4 . . . Elementary Education Club 3-4 . . . Nowman Club I-2-3-4. JUNE S. SAXTON 810 Centre Street, Mauch Chunk, Pa. Elemontary Christian Association 3-4 . . . Choir 3 . . . Elementary Edu- cation Club 3-4 . . . Resident Women's Cooperative Asso- ciation 3-4. 63 HENRY K. SCHAFFER 160 North Tenth Street, Roading Social Studios-English Activities Board 4 . . Christian Association I-2-3-4. Vice President 3. Inter-Religious Representative 4 . . . Class Treas- urer 4 . . , Contemporary Affairs Forum I-2-3-4, President 3-4 .. . Intercollegiate Conference on Government 3-4. Student Chairman . . . Inter-Religious Council 4 , . . Men's Intra-Mural Athletic Association 3-4. Secrotary-Troasurer 3 . . . Pep Rally Committoo 4 , . . Sigma Tau 3-4. Treasurer 3. President 4 , . . Unitod Nations Conferonco 4. RUTH SCHENKENBERGER Neffs, Pa. Elemontary Archery 3. Manager 3 . . . Christian Association 1-2-3 . . . Co-ed Games 2-3 . . . Commuting Women's League 4 . . . Elemontary Club I-2-3-4 . . . Luthoran Students Association 1-2-3 . . . Rosident Women's Cooperative Association 1-2-3 . . . Youth Leadership 3. MARIAN KNABB SCHAFFER 1601 North Tonth Street, Reading, Pa. Engfish-Geography-Social Studios Christian Association I-2-3-4 . . . Co-od Games 1-2 .. . Junior Library Club I-2 . . . Koystono 3-4 . . . Lutheran Studonts Association 3-4 . . . Sigma Tau 3-4 . . . Youth Leadership 3. DORCAS K. SCHILLING 542 North Thirtoonth Stroot, Roading, Pa. Elomontary Christian Association 3 . . . Choir 2-3 .. . Commuting Women's Loaguo 1-2-3 . . . Elomentary Education Club 3 . . . Inter-Religious Council 3 . . . Intra-Mural Sports 1-2-3 . . Lutheran Students Association 3 . . . Studont Christian Movement Conference. 64 RANDALL R. SCHLAPPICH 26 West Pennsylvania Avenue, Wornersville, Pa. Chemistry-Biology Activities Board 4, President 4 . . . Christian Association I-2-3-4 . . . Co-ed Gamos I-2-3-4 . . . Interdenominational 3 . . . Keystone 3-4 . . . Men’s Intra-Mural Athletic Association 2-3-4 . . . Modorn Drama 3-4 .. . Roformed Studonts Association I-2-3-4 . . . Studont Govornmont Conference 4 . . . Who's Who Among Studonts in Amoricon Universities and Collogcs. JANET GRACE SCHRODING 313 Valley Stroot, Port Carbon, Pa. Elementary Baseball I-2-3-4 . . . Basketball I-2-3-4 . . . Christian Asso- ciation I-2-3-4. Socrotary . . . Choerloadors I-2-3-4 . . . Co- ed Games I-2-3-4 . . . Customs Committee 2 . . . Elemen- tary Education Club I-2-3-4 . . . Hockoy I-2-3-4 . . . Intor- Religious Council 3 . . . Leaders Club I-2-3-4. Secretary 3-4 . . . Luthoran Studonts Association I-2-3-4. Vico Presi- dent 2 . . . Pop Rally Committoo 2 . . . Studont Christian Movomont Conforonce 2-3-4 . . . Tau Kappa 3-4. President 4 , . . Tonnis 4 . . . Womon's Athletic Association I-2-3-4 . . . Youth Leadership 3. ROSEMARIE SCHMIDT 619 Tulpehoclcon Street, Roading, Pa. Elementary Choir 2-4 . . . Co-od Gamos 1-2-4 . . . Elementary Club 1-2-4 . . . Leaders Club 1-2-4 . . . Modern Drama 4 . . . Nowman Club 1-2 .. . Youth Leadership 4. ALLEN R. SCHUTT 222 North Eloventh Street, Roading, Pa. Geography-History Contemporary Affairs Forum 4 . . . Kappa Delta Pi 3-4 President a . . . Men's Intra-Mural Athletic Association 3. MARGARET A. SCOTT Ponnsido, Reading. Pa. Elcmontary Archery 1-2, Manager 2 . . . Baseball I-2-3-4 . . . Basketball I-2-3-4 . . . Christian Association 1-2 .. . Co-ed Games 1-2-3 . . . Commuting Women's League 4 . . . Elementary Educa- tion Club I-2-3-4. Vice-President 2 . . . Hockey I-2-3-4 . . . Leaders Club 1-2-3 . . . Tau Kappa 3-4, Treasurer 3 . . . Women's Athlotic Association 2-3. WILLIAM F. SEIP 35 East Main Street, Kutztown, Pa. Chemistry-Biology Choir 2-3-4 . . . Interdenominational 3. DONALD P. SEIGER 2552 Garfield Avenue, West Lawn, Pa. Social Studies-English Contemporary Affairs Forum 2-3 . . . Kappa Delta Pi 4. JOHN H. SEYLER Weiser Park, Pa. Social Studies-Biology-English Band 1-2-4 . . . Christian Association 1-2-4 . . . Keystone 4 . . . Orchestra I . . . Reformed Studonts Association 1-2- 4 . . . Service Club 1-2-4. DONALD A. SHEAFFER Box 123, Woolrich, Pa. Chomistry-Mathomatics Activities Board 2-3 . . . Campus Leader 3 . . . Christian Association 1-2-3 . . . Choir 2 . . . Class Officor 2-3-4 . . . Class Ring Committee 3 . . . Co-od Gamos I-2-3-4 . . . Conference of Student Governments 3 . . . Eastorn Statos Association of Professional Schools for Toachors Confor- enco . . . Men's Intra-Mural Athlotic Association 3 . . . Pop Rally Committoe 2-3 . . . Prom Committoo 2-3-4 . . . Sigma Tau 3-4, President 3. PAUL A. SHELLY Coopersburg, Pa. Etamontary Archory 3 . . . Christion Association I-2-3-4 . . . Elomontary Education Club 2-3-4 . . . Who's Who Among Studonts in Amoricon Universities and Colleges. JOHN E. SHEETZ 913 Poar Stroot, Roading, Po. Science Christian Association 1-2-4 . . . Football. Manager 1-2-4 . . . Keystonia 1-2-4, Advertising Monager 2-4 . . . Men's Intro- mural Athletic Association 2. ELAINE SARA SHERMAN 1570 Mineral Spring Road, Reading, Pa. Elomontary Christian Association I-2-3-4 . . . Elementary Club I-2-3-4 . . . Modern Drama I-2-3-4. BROOKE W. SHUGARS 1217 Church Stroot, Reading. Pa. Mathematics-Social Studies-Goography Football I-2-3-4 . . . Orchestra I . . . Sigma Tau 3-4. CHARLES D. SLOAD Mountvillo, Pa. Art-English Art Alliance 1-2 . . . Art Education Socioty 3 . . . Christian Association 1-2-3 . . . Co-od Games 2 . . . Modorn Drama 3. RICHARD L. SLOAT DONALD R. SMITH 545 Woiser Street. Roading. Pa. Social Studies-Goography 335 East Tenth Street, Berwick, Pa. Art-English Choir 1-2-3. Art Alliance 2 . . . Art Education Socioty 4 . . . Christian Association 2-4 . . . Eastern Arts Association 4 . . . Modorn Drama 2-4 . . . National Art Education Association 4. MARIA A. SMITH 8 Homo Stroot, Topton, Pa. Library Scioncc-English American Library Association 4 . . . Commuting Women's League I-2-3-4. Troasuror . . . Lambda Sigma 3-4 . . . Women's Athletic Association I-2-3-4 . . . Youth Loador- ship 3. ROBERT H. SNYDER Routo 2. Quakertown, Pa. Chemistry-Mathematics Christian Association 1-2-4 . . . Co-cd Gamos I-2-3-4 . . . Mon's Intra-Mural Athletic Association 2-3-4 . . . Reformed Students Association I-2-3-4 . . . Sigma Tau 4. GLORIA PAULINE SNYDER 425 Grapo Street, Fullorton, Pa. Library Science-English American Library Association 3-4 .. . Commuting Womon's League 1-3-4 . . . Junior Library Club 1-3 .. . Lambda Sigma 3-4 . . . Sigma Tau 4. THEODORE SOJACK 120 West Columbus Avenue. Nesquehoning, Pa. Science-Social Studies Band 1-2-3 . . . Christian Association I . . . Fellowcrafters I . . . Kappa Delta Pi 4 . . . Newman Club 1-2-3 . . . Or- chestra 1-2-3 . . . Sigma Tau 3. CHARLES R. STEITZ, JR. 227 Jofferson Street, East Greenville, Pa. Social Studies-Goography-English Archery 3 . . . Christian Association I -2-3-4- . . . Keystone 3-4 . . . Reformod Students Association I-2-3-4. RAYMOND F. STRAUSS 1016 North Fifth Stroet, Reading, Pa. Geography-Social Studies Christian Association 3 . . . Kappa Delta Pi 3-4 .. . Mon’s Intra-Mural Athletic Association 3. THOMAS L. STUBER 728 Franklin Street, Reading, Pa. Social Studics-English-Geography Kappa Delta Pi 3-4. RUTH STUMP 608 Fourth Avenue, Bethlehem, Pa. Elomontary Archery I . . . Art Allianco I . . . Basketball 2-3 . . . Chris- tian Association I-2-3-4 . . . Choir 3 . . . Elementary Club 2-3-4 . . . Hockoy 3 . . . Rosidont Women's Cooperative Association 3-4 .. . Womon's Athlotic Association 2-3 . . . Youth Leadership 3. 70 SIGURD C. SUNDBERG 242 East Gortsch Street, Lansford, Pa. Elementary Archory 1-2 .. . Canterbury Club 1-2-4 . . . Christian Association 1-2-4 . . . Co-cd Gamos 1-2-4 . . . Contemporary Affairs Forum 1-2 .. . Elomontary Club 1-2-4 . . . Intor- Religious Council 4 . . . Keystone 1-2-4, Assistant Busi- ness Monager 2. Business Manager 4 . . . Koystonia 2 . . . Men's Intra-Mural Athletic Association 2-4. Swimming Direc- tor .. . Radio Forum 1-2. JOSEPH F. SZYMANSKI 220 South Tenth Street, Reading, Pa. Science-Social Studios Baseball I-2-3-4, Captain 2-3 . . . Co-ed Games 2-3 . . . Mon's Intra-Mural Athlotic Association 2-3 . . . Sigma Tau I-2-3-4. ROBERT N. SWINEHART 737 Walnut Street, Pottstown, Pa. Art Art Alliance 1-2 .. . Art Education Society 3 . . . Basket- ball I . . . Football 2-3. SAMUEL RICHARD TAYLOR 109 S. Third St., Roading, Pa. Social Studios-Goography ■ m—m JEAN LOUISE THOMAS 218 South Fulton Stroot, Allontown, Pa. Library Scionce-English American Library Association 3-4 . . . Choir 3 . . . Commut- ing Women's Loague I-2-3-4 . . . Lambda Sigma 3-4 . . . Women's Athletic Association I -2-3-4. JOHN W. TOMLINSON 223 Beech Street, South Williamsport, Pa. Art-English Art Alliance 1-2 .. . Art Education Socioty 3 . . . Christian Association 2-3-4. JAMES FRANKLIN TOMLINSON 223 Beoch Street, South Williamsport, Pa. Art-English Art Alliance 1-2 ... Art Education Society 3-4 . . . Chris- tian Association I . . . Eastern Arts Association 4 . . . Nationol Arts Education Association 4. PAUL STEPHEN TOTH, JR. 37 Roosovolt Avonuo, Paulsboro, N. J. Social Studies-English Co-ed Games 3-4 . . . Football 3-4 . . . Men's Intra-Mural Athletic Association 3-4 . . . Sigma Tau 3-4. 72 HAROLD H. TROUTMAN Strausstown, Pa. Library Scienco-Social Studies Amorican Library Association 3-4 . . . Contemporary Affairs Forum I-2-3-4 . . . Lambda Sigma 3-4. Vice President 3 . . . Mon's Intro-Mural Athlotic Association 3-4. WILLIAM J. VACK Woathorly, Pa. Social Studies-Goography Archery 2 . . . Christion Association 2-3-4 . . . Co-ed Games 2-3-4 . . . Contemporary Affairs Forum 2 . . . Men's Intra- Mural Athletic Association 3-4 .. . Sigma Tau 3-4. ROBERT PARKE ULMER 802 Hepburn Street. Williamsport. Pa. Art-English Art Alliance 1-2. President 2 . . . Art Education Society 3-4 .. . Contorbury 3-4. President 4 . . . Christian Associa- tion 3 . . . Eastern Arts Association 4 . . . Inter-Roligious Council 4 . . . Kappa Delta Pi 3-4 .. . National Art Edu- cation Association 4 . . . Prom Committee 3. FRANK S. VAHOVICH 368 West Abbott, Lansford, Pa. English-Social Studios Christian Association I-2-3-4 . . . Co-od Gamos I-2-3-4 . . . Mon's Intra-Mural Athlotic Association 3-4 . . . Now- man Club 1-2 ... Sigma Tau 3-4. GLORIA E. WEIDNER 29 Crestmont Street, Reading, Pa. Elementary Baseball 1-2-3 . . . Commuting Women’s League I -2-3-4 . . . Elomontary Education Club I-2-3-4. DONALD M. WERKHEISER 215 South Ninth Street, Easton, Pa. English-Social Studies Archery 2-3 . . . Christian Association 1-2 .. . Choir 1-2-3 . . Co-ed Games 1-2-4 . . . Koystone 2-3-4 . . . Kcystonia 3-4 .. . Sigma Tau 3-4. ROBERT B. WELDER 1420 Blcokor Avonuo, Reading, Pa. Scionce-Mathematics Christian Association I-2-3-4 . . . Co-od Games I-2-3-4 . . . Men’s Intra-Mural Athlotic Association 2-3-4. FAYE A. WERNER 232 East Elm Streot, Shilling ton. Pa. Art-English Art Alliance 1-2 .. . Art Education Society 3-4 . . . Chris- tian Association I-2-3-4 . . . Eastern Arts Association 4 . . . Poncing 3 . . . Hockey 1-2-3 . . . Modorn Drama I-2-3-4 . . . National Art Education Association 4 . . . Reformed Stu- dents Association I-2 . . . Youth Leadership 3. HERMAND J. WHITE ROBERT D. WILLIAMS 623 East Fifth Street, Bloomsburg, Pa. Art Art Alliance 1-2 .. . Art Education Society 3 . . . Mon's Intra-Mural Athletic Association 2-3. 1003 East Grand Avonuo, Tower City, Pa. Social Studies-Geography Archory 3 . . . Band 2-3-4 . . . Christian Association 4 . . . Men's Intra-Mural Athletic Association 2-3 . . . Orchestra RUSSEL M. WISSER Lenhartsvillo, Pa. Social Studios-English Christian Association 4 . . . Co-od Games 1-2 .. . Con- temporary Affairs 1-2-4, Vico-Prosidont 4 . . . Men's Intra- Mural Athletic Association 1-2-4 . . . Sigma Tau 4. KATHRYN L. WITWER Park Avenue, Elverson, Pa. Art Art Alliance 1-2 .. . Art Education Society 3 . . . Christian Association I-2-3-4 . . . Lutheran Students Association 1-2- 3-4 . . . Resident Women's Cooperative Association I-2-3-4 . . . Service Club I-2-3-4 . . . Youth Leadership 3. wm WILLIAM H. WOLFINGER 229 Carsonia Avenue. Mount Penn. Pa. Science-Social Studies Canterbury 2-3-4, President 2-3 . . . Inter-Religious 2-3-4. President 3. ELEANOR ELIZABETH WOODRUFF 569 East Third Street, Bloomsburg, Pa. Art-English Art Education Socioiy 4 . . . Christian Association 4 . . . Eastern Arts Association 4 . . . National Art Education Association 4. WILLIAM G. WOLFF 300 South Second Stroot, St. Clair, Pa. Social Studies-English Baseball 3 . . . Christian Association 3-4 . . . Football 3-4, Co-Captain 4 . . . Men's Intra-Mural Athletic Association 3-4. Vice President 3-4 .. . Sigma Tau 3-4. MARIE ANN ZIEGENFUS Aquashicola, Pa. Elomontary Baseball 2-3-4 . . . Baslcotball 2-3-4 . . . Christian Association 1-2-3 . . . Choir 1-2-3 . . . Co-ed Games 3 . . . Dining Hall Committoo 1-2-3 . . . Hockey I-2-3-4 . . . Women's Athletic Association I-2-3-4. DOLLIE VIANNA CARE Oloy Elomontary SARA HIGGINS DELONG 19th and Oak Road, Pottsvillo Elomentary VIRGINIA QUIGLEY GUNTHER MARGARET M. HERRITY Bally, Pa. Elamontary-Social Studios-English 1820 Chew Street, Allentown Elementary Archery 1-2 .. . Co-cd Gomes 1-2 .. . Poncing 1-2 .. . Hockoy 1-2 .. . Loodors Club 1-2 .. . Lutheran Students Association 1-2 . . . Modorn Drama 1-2 ... Sorvico Club 1-2 .. . Womon's Athletic Association 1-2. MARGARET A. SCHUTT 222 N. Eleventh St., Roading, Pa. Library Science-English-Social Studies American Library Association 4 . . . Junior Library Club 1-2 ... Kappa Doha Pi 3-4 . . . Lambda Sigma 3-4 . . . Who's Who Among Studonfs in Amorican Universities and Collogos 4. A builder builded a temple, He wrought it with grace and skill; Pillars and groins and arches All fashioned to work his will. Men said as they saw its beauty, It shall never know decay. Great is thy skill, O builder: Thy fame shall endure for aye. A teacher builded a temple With loving and infinite caro, Planning each arch with patience, Laying each stone with prayer. None praised her unceasing efforts None knew of her wondrous plan, For the temple the teacher builded Was unseen by the eyes of man. Gone is the builder's temple, Crumbled into the dust; Low lies each stately pillar, Food for consuming rust. But the temple the teacher builded Will last while the ages roll, For that beautiful unseen temple Is a child's immortal soul. 77 w mil 78 ■■■■■ 80 m ■ 82 The Haunted Post Office Our Groucho and his Gal Majoring in water therapy for the next six weeks Little K-town 83 84 Trimming the tree Up in the Air tivities STUDENT ACTIVITY BOARD The Student Activity Board is composed of representatives from each class. This group is the executive body of the Student Cooperative Association and deter- mines the policy of the Association in relation to clubs, athletic events, and social activities. These representatives reflect the attitudes and wishes of the student body. President ........... Randall Schlappich Secretary Thoresa Sakalusky Vice-President ......... Jano Reinhard Treasurer . Mary Kolly Adviser ................................................. Dr. Italo L. doFrancesco SERVICE CLUB Students from each class are selected for membership in the Service Club on the basis of dependability. They work with the faculty committee in managing assembly programs by ushering, selling tickets, and distributing programs at all social functions in the Nathan Schaeffer Auditorium. President ............ Shirley Edwards Secretary-Troasuror ........ Marilyn Ward Vice-President ...... Jacqueline Morris Adviser Mr. Bright W. Bock 88 EVENING PERFORMANCES The initial program of the 1949-1950 concert series was presented in the Nathan Schaeffer auditorium on the evening of October 6 by the Ambassadors of Song, an octet of male voices. Their program consisted of a wide variety of classical and semi- classical numbers. The second performance of the series was given on Thursday evening, November 3, by the Eisenberg String Quartet and Lois Bannerman, harpist. On February 9, Maris Braggiotti, pianist, presented the third program in the series. The final performance of the season was Shakespeare's Macbeth presented by the National Classic Theatre on April 3. The Student Cooperative Association and Dr. Grace Hesse are to be commend- ed for providing such a varied program of entertainment. 89 ART EDUCATION SOCIETY The Art Education Society is composed of junior and senior art students who meet with outstanding lecturers and artists to exchange professional ideas, develop new art education techniques, and gain helpful information to enrich their future work as teachers of art. The Beaux Arts Ball is an annual event sponsored by the organization. President .................. Herbert Persons Secretory Jene Reinherd Vice-President Lewrence Mulligan Treasurer Iris De Wcos Adviser ................................................................. Mr. Horace F. Heilman ART ALLIANCE The Art Alliance is an organization of freshman and sophomore art students. Art exhibitions, lectures by noted authorities, slides and movies are presented to promote art in general and to supplement classroom activities. Emphasis is placed upon the broad scope of art and its integration with all fields of education. President ........... William McHale Secretary Clota Klipple Vice-President Donald Gorhart Treasurer Joseph Rinaldi ) Mr. Harold F. Mantz Advisers ................................................ Mr. David T. Lehman LAMBDA SIGMA This organization is created tor the purpose of acquainting prospective librarians with matters relative to their curriculum. The program tor the year includes social as well as educational activities. The membership is limited to junior and senior students enrolled in the library science curriculum. President .............. Margaret Gabel Secretary Kathleen M. Malloy Vice-President Donald Strausburger Treasurer Ralph Folcarelli Adviser ....... ................................................ Dr. Ralph A. Fritz JUNIOR LIBRARY CLUB The aim ot this group is to initiate aspiring librarians into their chosen tield. The meetings are so arranged that the new members are made aware ot the different phases ot work that are connected with library duty. Membership is open to tresh- men and sophomores enrolled in the library science curriculum. Presidont Marjorie Fluclc Socrotary ............ Mary Jo McCullum Vico-Presidont Sylvia Feshler Treasurer Stanley Adams Adviser . Mrs. Mary Ellen Lowis ELEMENTARY CLUB The Elementary Club is open to all elementary students. It is affiliated with the Association for Childhood Education. The organization influences the professional development of elementary teachers through discussions and lectures concerning elementary education. President Fay Knaako Corresponding Secrotary Patricia Boyor Vice-Prosidont ........ Joyce Johnson Treasurer ........... Shirley Edwards Recording Secretary Joanne Myers Adviser ......... Miss Katherine Christ SECONDARY EDUCATION CLUB Secondary education students who expect to become certified in that field are eligible for membership in Sigma Tau. At its monthly meetings the group considers problems concerning placement, teaching procedure, and post-graduate study. President .......... Henry Schaffer Secretary Lillian Husoman Vice-President . Donald Strausburger Advisor Mr. Eugene Stoudt 92 KAPPA DELTA PI This honor society in education represents those students who, through conscien- tious work and perseverance, have attained a position in the upper quartile of the college. Juniors and seniors who possess good character traits, the essentials necessary for leadership, and above average scholastic ability are eligible. Presidont Allen Schutt Socrotary ............. Elizabeth Crosland Vice-Presidont........... Herbert Parsons Treasurer .................. Martha Fray Adviser ........................................................ Mr. Paul A. Knedler WHO'S WHO These twelve members of the senior class have been selected as outstanding students by the college faculty. Their biographies will appear in the 1949-50 issue of Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, the official annual directory of distinguished students selected from colleges and universities in the United States and Canada. Chosen from this year's graduating class are: Elizabeth Crosland, Verna Mohl, Joan Royals, Dorothy Dammrich, Lillian Huseman, Margaret Schutt, Richard Behm, Frank Pegg, Paul Shelley, Donald Dennis, Randolph Schlappich, and Raymond Barber. MODERN DRAMA Modern Drama is open to all students who are interested in educational and recreational dramatic activities. The organization stages several dramatizations dur- ing the college year. President ............ Louho A. Kuntz Secretary Elaino Shorman Vice-President Evo Carey Treasurer Gerald Gorhart Advisors j Miss Ruth E. Bonner Dr. Martha L. Smith CHOIR Those students with musical talent and an interest in singing may become mem- bers of the college choir. The choir and orchestra combine to provide musical enter- tainment for assembly programs. President Frank E. Pegg Secretary Paula Kollor Vice-President ....... Elizabeth Crosland Treasurer Claire A. Grios Adviser ..................................................... Mr. Henry R. Casselberry 94 ■■1 ORCHESTRA Made up of those people who reflect musical talent, the orchestra serves as an agent in enriching the cultural life of the college. President Robert L. Loehrig Socrotary Ingeborg Braun Vico-Prosidont William Bernsau Librarian Warren Blatt Adviser Mr. Roy Thomas BAND This group of musically talented people serves as a stimulus for arousing school spirit at athletic events by giving exhibitions and by aiding in the cheering. President Robert L. Loehrig Secretary Mildred M inbeck Vice-President .............. Frank Pcgg Adviser Mr. Roy Thomas 95 KEYSTONE STAFF The Keystone staff is responsible for the tri-weekly publication of the college newspaper. Work on the Keystone serves as a laboratory in journalism and as an aid to those who expect to sponsor a school newspaper. Make-up Editor ............. C. Stewart Muni Feature Editor ............. Theresa Sakalusky Businoss Manager Sigurd Sundborg Circulation Art Editor Advisors Manager .. Marvin Davis Donald Dennis Miss Ida A. Brown James R. Green Mis ) Mr. CONTEMPORARY AFFAIRS FORUM The Contemporary Affairs Forum is organized in order to give students an op- portunity to discuss current social, political, and economic problems, both national and international. President ........ Henry K. Schaffer Socrotary Eloanor Shellonborgor Vico-Prosidont ... Russell Wissor Adviser Mr. Bright Beck KEYSTONIA STAFF The Keystonia Staff is made up of both elected and appointed representatives from all classes. They compile the record of the college year to produce the college yearbook, the Keystonia. Monaging Editor Businoss Editor Art Editor Photography Editor Foaturo Editor _____ Class Editor Kathleen M. Malloy Dallas Loiningor ..... Robort Donoy Alfred Bashoro Margarot Gabel Donald Strausburgor Athletic Editor Advertising Editor Secretary ......... Advisers John Stutzman .... John E. Shcotz, Jr. .... Margarot Gabel J Mr. J. Allen Pawling | Dr. Holland L. Boyd RADIO FORUM The members of Radio Forum are interested in problems relating to the produc- tion of radio programs. Station WEEU, Reading, broadcasts a series of programs prepared and presented by the club. President William Hertzog Secretary ................. Ida Curatola Vice-President ....... Rosemarie Gutierrez Treasurer ................. Gladys Boyer Adviser J Dr. ®rac® Hesse ) Mrs. Jeannette Williams Edgar CHESS CLUB The chess club is a new addition to the club program at Kutztown. This organiza- tion is composed of students who are accomplished players and who wish to become acquainted with other chess enthusiasts. Instruction is given to any student who wishes to learn the art of chess playing. The program for the year includes a tournament to determine the club's champion player. President ............... Jack Reese Secretary Alberta Morris Vice-Prosident ....... William Seip Adviser Miss Josephine Brown FELLOWCRAFTERS All non-art students who are interested in crafts or other forms of art expression may join Fellowcrafters where they will be given an opportunity for the development of artistic skills. President ........... Mildred Hiller Secretary-Treasurer Gladys Boyer Vice-President Sylvia Ortt Advisor...........Miss Esthor A. Howard 1 RESIDENT WOMEN’S COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION The Resident Women's Cooperative Association, a student government organiza- tion, helps to determine and enforce regulations in the women's dormitory. The work is carried on by elected officers, the counselor, and two proctors from each hall. Ac- tivities sponsored by the organization include pajama parties, a tea, and an annual luncheon. President Advisor Counselors Jean Rcitnauor Vico-Prcsident .... Secretary Arlene Kachlinc Gloria Barto Bernice Cook I Ruth Stump ( Phyllis Herbster Doris Harvey Miss Mary E. Rickenbach Mary Lou Merkel Anita Brightbill Joanna Snyder Joyce Johnson COMMUTING WOMEN'S LEAGUE The Commuting Women's League is an organization of non-resident women students. Each year this group sponsors a Big-Little Sister party, a Christmas party, a luncheon, and a bazaar. Prosidont Lorraine Herbster Secretary ............. Bessie Reeso Vice-Prosidont Annabollo Rhoads Treasurer Maria Smith Advisor Miss Mary E. Rickonbach 99 INTER-RELIGIOUS COUNCIL The Inter-Religious Council is composed of the president and one representative from each of the religious organizations on the campus. Through movies, lectures, discussions, and assembly programs the group aims to develop understanding and the feeling of brotherhood among all religious groups. Prosident ........................ Doris Harvey Secretary Fay Knaake Vice-President ................ Joyco Licborman Troasuror John Gallia Advisers ) Mrs. Mary Ellen Lewis I Mr. Allan F. Bubock RELIGION IN LIFE WEEK Religion In Life Week, sponsored by the Inter-Religious Council, is observed to place special emphasis upon the importance of religion in the daily life of the student. This year Religion In Life Week was held from February 12 to February 16. The theme for the week was Is Religion the Answer to World Peace? Activities for the week included an address to the college assembly by Dr. Charles C. Noble, Dean of Hendricks Memorial Chapel, Syracuse University, a panel discussion, a tea, and special meetings of the various religious groups. 100 CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION The Christian Association is a non-sectarian organization whose purpose is to enrich the lives of the students through discussions and religious education. Each week the group meets for a short worship service. President Lawronce Handy Vico-President Jane Roinhard Advisors Secretary Treasurer {Mrs. Mary Ellon Lewis Mr. Allan F. Buboclc Janet Schroding James Longstreet INTERDENOMINATIONAL GROUP This is a nonsectarian group of students who assemble mainly for securing fellow- ship, inspiration, and guidance in religious discussion. Prosidont ........................ Doris Harvey Vico-Prosidont Dallas Leininger Socretary-Trcasurer Gladys Boyer Advisers j Rev Ralph Bornman ) Mr. J. Allen Pawling 101 LUTHERAN STUDENTS ASSOCIATION All Lutheran students on campus are eligible for membership in this organization. The group convenes for the purpose of providing fellowship and spiritual guidance. President ......... Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Jeanne Snyder Verna Moh! Betty Bitlor Advisors J Rov. Carlton Heckman I Mr. Roy Hamme REFORMED STUDENTS ASSOCIATION Members of the Evangelical and Reformed Church compose the Reformed Students Association. They meet for religious education, discussion, and spiritual guidance. President ....................... Shirley Stoner Socrotary Jean Roitnauor Vice-President Marvin Davis Adviser Rov. Paul Schmoyor 102 CANTERBURY CLUB Composed of Episcopalian students, this club is one of the religious groups which meets the student's desire for spiritual and inspirational guidance. President Robert Ulmer Secretary-Treasurer Elizabeth Jarrett Vico-Presidont John Rosslor Adviser ...... Dr. Grace R. Hesse NEWMAN CLUB Catholic students are members of this club. The objectives of the organization lead toward a closer unity and understanding among members of the Catholic faith. President Robert Milnor Secretary .......... Kathleen M. Malloy Vice-Presidont Lawrence Mulligan Treasurer Martin Cauloy Adviser .................................................. Rev. Francis P. Adolf 103 orts FOOTBALL On September 24, 1949, the Golden Avalanche opened what proved to be the most outstanding of- fensive season in its history, averaging 25 points for each game. The opening game of the season was played at home with Shippensburg STC a very close match for the Patton-men. Although his players exhibited excellent co-operation and dexterity, the power and strength of the Shippensburg team held them to a 6-6 score. Entering the second game of the season, the maroon and gold was handicapped by the absence of its coach who was in the hospital because of a practice injury. Affer placing Win for Patton and Win for the Coach signs on the sidelines, the boys went into the game and paid the seasons highest price in cas- ualties for victory. During the several months that followed players with casts and crutches symbolized the 43-13 Cheyney victory. On the following Saturday the KSTC football squad traveled to Mansfield STC and defeated their antagonist by a score of 12-6. This was a very hot day for football, and the ability of substituting players and keeping a fresh team in the game proved to be an important factor in winning this game. Again the Kutztownians played away and were victorious in defeating Montclair STC 38-6. The poten- tial reserves of coach Patton's team showed great possibilities by outstanding plays. Invading Trenton the Golden Avalanche met opposition that was some-what of an alley cat fashion. Unsportsmanlike conduct resulted in disqualification of several players from both sides. Our team scored the greatest victory in the history of Kutztown STC by defeating Trenton STC 58-0. The ball was carried across the opposing teams goal-line nine times. Nine different players made touchdowns, including a lineman who filled his life-long ambition by assum- ing fullback position and scoring. Kutztown took its first drubbing for the season from the Bloomsburg husk- ies, and was left with the short end of a 27-14 score. Partially because of the beating our boys took the previous week and the rough time Millersville gave them last year, our boys tallied a fast score. The coach chose to give his inexperienced 106 players a tryout on the gridiron. Almost all of the subs played during this game and helped defeat Millers- ville STC 27-13. The final game of the season was played in the rain at Rider College. The Kutztown team throughout the game outplayed, outclassed, and outfumbled the Rider team, only to lose with a score of 27-13. After the closing game, coach Patton sponsored a dinner for his team, honoring his second and third squad (as Mr. Patton said, The boys who were pushed around all year by the first squad ). The boys of the first squad served as cooks, cook's helpers, waiters, and dishwashers. After the dinner the boys sang solos, duets, and barber-shop harmonies accompanied by accordionist Joseph Rinaldi. During this banquet the team voted Lawrence Motkowski the most valuable graduating player, Will- iam Wolff and Lawrence Motkowski co-captains for the year, Frank Morello the most valuable undergrad- uate player, and Leonard Varacallo the most valuable freshman player. On November 19 the Student Co-operative Association sponsored a banquet in honor of the foot- ball team. Mr. John Ox DaGrossa, former Head Football Coach at Holy Cross and present Boxing Commissioner for Pennsylvania, was guest speaker. Awards were presented to players and managers. These awards are: Certificate or the letter K , sweater with K , medallian, and gold football. These awards were presented depending on the number of quarters played and the number of years of participation. Among this year's graduates are backfield stars—Lawrence Motkowski, Brooke Shugars, and William Wolff; linemen—Joseph Catanzaro, Ira Fake, Richard Fister, and Paul Toth; four-year manager, John Sheetz. SHIPPENSBURG STC 6 KUTZTOWN STC 6 CHEYNEY STC 13 KUTZTOWN STC 43 MANSFIELD STC 6 KUTZTOWN STC 12 MONTCLAIR STC 6 KUTZTOWN STC 38 TRENTON STC 0 KUTZTOWN STC 58 BLOOMSBURG STC 27 KUTZTOWN STC 14 MILLERSVILLE STC 13 KUTZTOWN STC 27 RIDER COLLEGE 27 KUTZTOWN STC 13 BASKETBALL Although the varsity basketball team was not victorious in all of its games, the team exhibited the high degree of co-operation essential to all sportsmen. The skill with which the players evaded their opponents to reach the basket kept the spectators alert throughout the entire season. Starting the '49-'50 season, the Golden Avalanche downed the Cheyney five by a close score of 45 to 44. During the first half Cheyney steadily increased its score to a six-point lead; however, during the second half Kutztown exaltedly raced ahead to take the game. For the first game of the season played on foreign soil, the Golden Avalanche experienced slight diffi- culty in getting started. Lagging by one point at the half and giving up only three points during the third quarter, Kutztown STC took the lead and maintained it throughout the remainder of the game, defeating Trenton 57-49. A large crowd followed the Bloomsburg huskies as they came to Kutztown to compete with their age- old rivals. The Golden Avalanche had too much scoring power for the huskies and swept steadily to a 49- 42 victory. After three consecutive victories the Golden Avalanche went to West Chester where they were unable to chip the edge that the physical education quintet held. During the last quarter, West Chester increased their lead from 34 to 29 third quarter margin to a 56-32 defeat. During the week before final semester exams, the Golden Avalanche stopped dribbling and started cramming; consequently, they took their worst beating of the year from Millersville, 67 to 37. The evening before the second semester started, Kutztown STC was once more beaten, this time by Shippensburg, who came to Kutztown and left with victorious honors, 71 to 59. The result of West Chester's return engagement was somewhat the same as the previous one, with the physical education boys taking the game 63-43. Unable to regain its winning stride when met on East Stroudsburg's court, the Golden Avalanche was forced to bow to a 59-42 score. Leading all the way and staving off a desperate fourth quarter rally by Trenton, the Avalanche wound up the event by downing its opponents 74 to 57. The Cheyney five were no match for the onslaught of the Kutztown quintet who, with a 19-12 lead at the quarter, surged to 39-16 at halftime, then turned the game over to the subs who played almost the entire last half, downing Cheyney 61-27 in the third quarter, and crushing them 74 to 34 at the final whistle. 108 After a hard week of practice, the Golden Avalanche, determined to avenge the previous defeat, met the Millersville quintet for the encore. Lagging by only five points during the final quarter, the Avalanche was unable to land their desperation shots and slumped to a 52-40 final score. The Golden Avalanche got off to an early start and raced to an 8-0 lead before the huskies got ahead, tying the game at the end of the quarter. The second quarter went nip-and-tuck with Bloomsburg taking the lead 25 to 22 at intermission. After the half the Golden Avalanche was unable to regain its starting stride, and what was an impressive beginning became a decisive defeat. Kutztown State Teachers faltered during the first quarter, tied Stroudsburg in points during the sec- ond, gained one point in the third, and fell short in the fourth, bowing 44 to 41. For the final game of the season Kutztown State Teachers College played at Shippensburg. Because of the overall height of their opponents the Risley-men were rarely able to recover the ball on the rebound; this fact resulted in a 67 to 49 Shippensburg conquest. Graduating this year is William Rutkowski who played four years of varsity basketball. For his participa- tion in this sport Rutkowski received the following awards: letter, sweater, medallion, and, for his final year, a gold award. Cheney STC 44 Kutztown STC 45 Trenton STC 49 Kutztown STC 57 Bloomsburg STC 42 Kutztown STC 49 West Chester STC 56 Kutztown STC 32 Millersville STC 67 Kutztown STC 37 Shippensburg STC 71 Kutztown STC 59 West Chester STC 63 Kutztown STC 43 East Stroudsburg STC 59 Kutztown STC 42 Trenton STC 57 Kutztown STC 74 Cheney STC 34 Kutztown STC 74 Millersville STC 52 Kutztown STC 40 Bloomsburg STC 59 Kutztown STC 51 Stroudsburg STC 44 Kutztown STC 41 Shippensburg STC 67 Kutztown STC 49 CHEERLEADERS The entire squad of cheerleaders, varsity and newcomers, played a vital part in leading the team through a successful year. Their efforts both inspired the team and stimulated school spirit. The squad: Katherine McLoud, Captain; Doris Bright, Claire Gries, Nancy Hawk, Anne Kestner, E. Dallas Leininger, Joan Lynch, Nancy Miller, Janet Schrouding, Loretta Shimp, and Helen Stoner. BASEBALL The Kutztown Baseball Team had a fair record during the 1949 season. Coach Risley's men produced a .500% average by winning five games and losing five. Listed below is a record of the team. GAMES WON GAMES LOST Millersville 3 Rider 18 KSTC 8 KSTC 6 Lebanon Valley 5 West Chester 14 KSTC 7 KSTC 2 Rider 7 East Stroudsburg 6 KSTC 9 KSTC 5 West Chester 2 East Stroudsburg 9 KSTC 3 KSTC 4 Trenton 1 Millersville 7 KSTC 6 KSTC 6 Lost to the Golden Avalanche for 1950 because of graduation are Don Mascheri, who batted .409% for the team’s highest batting average; Harry Frantz, who was the team's ace pitcher with four games won and one lost making an average of .800%; and Pete Droskinis, who was most valuable as a player-coach. no TENNIS The tennis team, under the supervision of coach Horace Heilman, completed a fairly successful season winning four series and losing three. After being defeated in the first series against Rider College, 5-4, the Golden Avalanche's Racqueteers won three consecutive victories against Millersville State Teachers College, 3-6, East Stroudsburg State Teachers College, 3-6, and Millersville State Teachers College, 4-5. After these successful displays of power, Kutztown was defeated again by Rider College, 7-2; but the Avalanche's Racqueteers came back to win the next series from Lebanon Valley College, 4-5. The last tennis series, against Trenton State Teachers College, ended in a 7-2 defeat for Kutztown. A previous series against East Stroudsburg State Teachers College with Kutztown leading 0-5 was postponed because of rain. These men played their last games for Kutztown State Teachers College in 1949: Roland Shilladay, James Zweizig, Richard Smith, Cyril Farrelly, and Richart Bittle. MEN'S INTRA-MURAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Sporting activities within the limits ot the college include basketball, softball, and swimming. Most emphasis is placed on basketball during the winter months, softball during the summer months. Swimming is non-competative. This organization offers equal recognition to the novice and to the talented sportsmen. President ..................... Jack McShea Secrotary-Troasuror William Dugan | Dr. Hervey P. Prentiss Advisers .......... Mr. Joseph Patton I M Sgt. Arthur Hawkins WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Basketball, one of the most competi- tive sports for Kutztown women, re- ceived the major emphasis during the mid-winter months. Under the direction of Miss Stern and Miss Pletsch, a class schedule was arranged. Then the com- petitive spirit came into play when the elimination games began. This inter class schedule preceded the annual play- off games for varsity championship. Manager Phyllis E. Bockor Advisors ) Miss Minerva Stern | Miss Eva Pletsch 112 HOCKEY Under the direction of Miss Stern and Miss Pletsch the women of the college carried through an organized program of field hockey. The seniors claimed the intra-mural championship by defeating their three op- ponents, but the freshmen upset tradition by carrying off the coveted title of Varsity Hockey champions by a score of 3-2. ARCHERY, This co-educational and highly competitive sport is organized early in fall and continues until late November. American round, Columbia round, and areal shooting, all forms of archery, provide a varied program as well as development in the ability to judge the distance and velocity needed for accurate shooting. Manager Marilyn Ward Adviser Miss Minerva Stern LEADERS CLUB While satisfying their desire to engage actively in sports, these girls become more familiar with the rules and regulations of the various games. As teachers, these young women will be qualified referees for local games. Members of this organization also sponsor Co-ed games each Monday of the school year. YOUTH LEADERSHIP A group of fifty-eight were enrolled in this year's Youth Leadership Training Course. The club, exclusive to junior women, presents an adequate program as Girl Scout, 4-H, Girl Reserve, and Campfire directors of the immediate area plan activi- ties. Upon completion of the year, the girls are qualified to direct these youth pro- grams in the communities in which they teach. Assistant Leader . Miriam Bolter Adviser Miss Minerva Storn 114 TAU KAPPA Any girl by regular participation in sports activities may accumulate 1,000 points, claiming her K and membership in Tau Kappa, girls' honorary athletic society. The year's activities were highlighted by a hockey game between members of Tau Kappa and the Men's Intra-Mural Athletic Association. The game ended with the men leading 7-1. President Janet Schroding Secretary Shirley Stoner Vice-Presidont Margaret Engelke Treasurer Shirley Edwards Adviser . Miss Minerva Stern WOMEN’S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION All girls arc eligible for membership in the Women's Athletic Association. This organization provides an intra-mural program in all the major women's sports. In addition to the intra-mural sports program, the W.A.A. arranges sport days with Moravian, Albright, and Cedar Crest. President .............. Arlono Kachline Secretary ................ Jean Ritnauor Vico-Prosidont Carolyn Lutz Adviser Miss Minerva Stern 1 950 DIRECTORY ABRAHAM, SARANNE 5932 Castor Avc....... Philadelphia ADAMS, FRANCIS L. Box 31 ................... Fleetwood ADAMS, JEAN L. S46 Mohawk St........... Allentown ADAMS, STANLEY E. R. D. 3 .................. Kutztown AITA, SALVATORE Center St.................. Kelayres ALBERT, GERALD L. 1503 67th Avc...... Philadelphia ALLEN, VIRGINIA R. 103 Orlando Avo............. Orcland ALSPACH, EDWARD E. 218 S. Warren St......... Orwigsburg ALSPACH, ELAINE M. S. Warren St............ Orwigsburg AMADEL, JOHN J. 821 N. 8th St............... Reading AMATO. LORETTA M. 151 E. Baltimore Avc.... Clifton Hts. ANDERSON, ANN J. 638 Tulpchoekcn St.......... 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Dunmorc BARBER, RAYMOND W. 529 Buttonwood St........... Reading 116 BARBERA, CORACE 1232 Chestnut St. BARD, HENRY E. R. 1 BARNHART, RAYMOND S. R. 1 Wayncsburg BARRY, JOHN G. 29 S. 9th St. BARTH, JON F. 159 N. State St Ncwicon BARTHEL, ELIZABETH B. 126 S. 12th St Allentown BARTO, GLORIA M. 217 W. Oley St Reading BASHORE, ALFRED J. 211 N. Franklin St. Boyertown BATDORF, MARY ANN 513 Sunset Rd. BAUSCH, ELMER H. 252 N. 7th St. BEALER, JAMES H. 434 E. Locust St. BEALER, ROBERT C. 434 E. Locust St. BEAMESDERFER, SHIRLEY 831 Gordon St. BECK, CARLTON 428 E. Court St. BECKER, BETTY J. R. D. 1 BECKER, PHYLLIS E. R. D. 2 BEHM, H. RICHARD 614 N. 3rd St. BELFER, MIRIAM 8014 Eastwick Ave. ... BELL, HARRY E. 457 Gordon St. BENNER, GEORGE D., JR. Wycombe BENNETT, LEONORE P. 101 E. 4th St Northampton BENNETT, MARILYN L. Sweet Water Farm Quakertown BENTZ, HARRY D. 19 N. Lindin St. ..... Robesonia BERGER, ROBERT J. 140 N. 3rd St BERNSAU, WILLIAM H. 2517 Cumberland Ave. BEST, CHARLES E. R. 1 Little Gencsco, N. Y. BEST, HOWARD J. 1817 Carlton St Philadelphia BETZ, FRED G. 7332 Ryders St. BIALON, STEPHEN F. 4055 Howland St. Philadelphia BIBIC, CHARLES, JR. Scllcrsvillc BIEBER, ALMA S. R. 3 BIEBER, OLIVE H. R. 3 ....................... Fleetwood BIELER, DONALD C. 209 Robinson Ave.......... Pen Argyl BILLERA, FRANCES A. 1212 Club Avc............. Allentown BINKLE, MARGARET D. 882 Pleasure Rd............. Lancaster BIRD, RICHARD A. 230 N. 20th St. Allentown BISCHOFF, JOHN J. Box 33 ........................ Bethel BITLER, BETTY A. Green's Grove Rd........... Gibraltar BLANK, JOYCE A. 212 Jefferson St........ E. Greenville BLATT, IRENE C. R. D. 2 .................... Bcrnvlllc BLATT, WARREN J. R. 1 ................... W. Leesport BLATTENBERGER, BENJ. R. Methodist Home for Children Mcchanicsburg BLAUM, STANLEY G. 629 Franklin St... W. Reading BLEECKER, ANTHONY 12 Windsor Circle Springfield BLOCK, HAROLD 825 Madison Avc. .. Scranton BLOCK, JEROME 825 Madison Ave. . Scranton BOBB, EDNA M. R. D. 2 ...................... Telford BOHNE, EMMA K. 901 Park Avo............... Quokertown BOLINSKY, ALFRED 43 W. High St................ Coaldalc BOLLINGER, ROMAINE L. 530 Franklin Avc. . Polmcrton BOLTZ, ROBERT N. 201 W. Main St. .............. Tremont BOMBERGER, JOYCE M. 249 W. Elm St. Shillington BOOTH, PHYLLIS 1209 Allcngrovc St. Philadelphia BOOTHROYD, AMY L. R. D. 1 ...................... Reading BOREK, ELEANOR V. R. D. 2 Clarks Summit BORN, MARIE E. 219 Douglas St. Reading BORTOLOTTO. JAMES G. 916 Elligcr St.... Allentown BOTZER, JOSEPH J. 2S6 N. Mill St. St. Clair BOXER, LARRY N. 335 S. 18th St. ............ Allentown BOYD, JOHN E. R. D. 3 Kutztown BOYER, ANN L. Mortztown BOYER, GLADYS M. 1303 Oak Lane ... Reading BOYER, HAROLD E. 132 Bccklcy St. Wcrncrsvlllc BOYER, LUCY A. R. D. 6 ................... Carlisle BOYER, PATRICIA A. 735 McKnight St. Reading BOYER, ROBERT L. 103 Weis St. Topfon BOYKAS, WILLIAM 125 James St...... Allentown BRADLEY, ROBERT L. 3300 Arlington St. Laurcldalc BRADY, JERE E. Scarlets Mill BRAUDE, BENNETT A. 131 Fayette St. Johnstown BRAUN, INGEBORG M. H. 112 S. Jackson St........ Pottsvillc BREISSCH, BYRON A. R. 1 ...................... Ringtown BRENNAN, MARIE B. 120 S. 2nd St............. St. Clair BRENNER, EDWARD G. Grandview ................ Pottstown BRIGHT, DORIS A. Main St........... W. Lcesport BRIGHTBILL, FRED P. 351 N. 20th St............. Lebanon BRIGHTBILL, ANITA E. Coal St............... Port Carbon BRIGHTBILL, RUTH C. R. 1 ..................... Myerstown BRINKMANN, NANCY R. Hcllam BRODNAX, WILLIAM F. Antrim Grove Grocncastlc BROOKS, ALLAN R. 193 3rd Avc................. Sharon BROOKS, MARTIN R. 1 ................ Kintnersvillc BROPHY, RICHARD C. 524 S. 11th St............. Reading BROWN, CHARLES F. R. 2 ................ Douglossvillc BROWN, JAMES D. 205 Bridge St........... Old Forge BROWN, ROBERT R. 824 Penn St................ Reading BROWN, WILLIAM T. 206 Pine St.............. Kutxtown BRUCH, CAROLINE 217 W. North St.......... Bethlehem BRUST, JAMES R. 832 Wheeler Avc........... Scranton BUCHER, GLADYS B. R. 5 ...................... Lebanon BUCOLO, CHRIST JOHN 311 S. 8th St.............. Reoding BUCK, ANNE C. R. D. 1 ................. Lchighton BUDA, ANDREW S. 4913 Kutztown Rd............ Temple BUGDA, PETER P. 679 N. Laurel St.......... Hazclton BURDAN, NANCY L. 276 Diamond St. Pottstown BURKHARDT. JAMES I. 1528 Alcott St. Philadelphia BURKHOLDER, WINFIELD S. 514 E. 4th St. Boyertown BURNETT, ELIZABETH E. 124 W. Dcrtch St......... Lanstord BURNS, DONALD L. 37 S. 11th St............. Sunbury BURNS, JACK W. Bcllwood BUSS, DALE H. 813 Race St............... Catasauqua CACCIACARNE, CHRISTINE 37 N. 3rd St................. Reading CAFARELLI, NICHOLAS 19 S. 2nd St................ Reading CALTAGIRONE, DOLORES M. 145 S. 6th St............... Reading CAMPBELL, ALEXANDER 73 Bovcrly Rd...... Oradoll, N. J. CAREY. EVA S. R. D. 1 ................... Kutztown CARL, EUGENE E. 519 Harrison St............ Allentown CARLA, RICHARD L. R. 1 ....................... Tarentum CARLS, LINA L. M. 1520 Gordon St............. Allentown CARNOLES, MARY 1380 Perkiomen Avc... Reading CAROTHERS, FRED L. R. 1 .................... Mill Hall CARPENTER, DERR A. 101 N. 11th St.............. Sunbury CARR, ROBERT F. 109 Windsor St.............. Reading CARVER, MARY JANE R. D. 1 .................... Macungic CASH, JUNE STAUFFER 843 W. 2nd St............... Lonsdale CATANZARO, JOSEPH 20 Mansion St.. Poughkeepsie, N. Y. CATRANIS, STEVE J. 18 E. Moin St................ Tremont CATRANIS, THEODORE J. Main St...................... Tremont CAULEY, MARTIN F. 17 N. Hancock St. ........... MeAdoo CEDERBERG, ARNOLD B. 7102 Annapolis Rd. . Hyattsviilc, Md. CHAMBERLAIN, HAROLD I. 110 Broad St. Montgomery CHAMBERS, DOROTHY J. 418 Chestnut St. W. Reading CHARNIGO, JOSEPH W. 396 Hoyt St........ Pringle, Kingston CHECK, ELIZABETH M. 662 N. Moin St.......... Wilkes-Barre CHERRINGTON, LEAR B. R. D. 5 .................. Bloomsburg CHOROST, BENJAMIN S35 Cleveland St........... Allentown CLAUSER, ISABEL M. R. 2 ...................... Allentown CLOSE, WILLIAM E. Buck Run P. O............ Buck Run CLOUSER, S. LEE 915 Greenwich St CLYMER, CATHLEEN B. Beverly Hall Quakertown COBLEY, THOMAS A. Arlington St. CONNER, WILLIAM B. Stoncy Brook, Ridley Park ... Delaware CONSTABLE, ROBERT O. Box 163 COOK, BERNICE S. R. D. 1 COPE, ALLEN C. Kutztown Airport Kutztown CORRIGAN, HARRY B. 1029 N. 9th St CORRIGAN, JOHN F. 1029 N. 9th St CRESSMAN, NORMA 1. R. D. 2 CREVELING, BARBARA M. 405 S. 18th St .... Allentown CRISSINGER, DANIEL T. Dornsife CROSLAND, ELIZABETH R. 719 W. Broad St. CUCINOTTA, ANNE R. 631 Penn Ave W. Reading CURATOLA, IDA S. 941 Laufer St Bethlehem CUSTER, RALPH C. R. D. 1 DAEUFER, CARL J. R. D. 60 DAGLE, DANIEL K., JR. R. D. 2 New Holland DAMMRICH, DOROTHY A. Star Rt DANGLER, ALLEN J. 778 3rd St DANIELS, DONALD E. 1012 Commonwealth Blvd. DANIELS, FRANK E. Stcinvillc DAUBERT, JEANNE F. 46 Locust St. DAVIDHEISER, LEON N. Gilbcrtvillc DAVIDOWSKI, ANTHONY F. 338 Spring Garden St. DAVIS, DOROTHY D. 519 N. Elmo St DAVIS, MARVIN H. R. D. 2 DAVIS, MARY L. 137 E. Union St DAVIS, NANCY A. 1512 Birch St Reading DAWSON, DOUGLAS A. 2740 Washington St Allentown DEEM, DONALD D. 915 N. Front St. de FRANCESCO, KEITH E. State Teachers College .... Kutztown 117 do LAURENTIS, DOLORES M. 309 Hamilton St......... Allentown DELEWSKI, LAWRENCE R. 1635 Porkiomcn Avc.......... Reading DELOZIER, LYNN F. 615 Main St................... Lilly DEMATT, JOHN J., JR. 430 Bartlett St............ Reading DEMKO, ELIZABETH A. 831 E. Center St...... Mahonoy City DENNIS, DONALD W. 726 Madison Avc............. Reading DeQUINQUA, PETER A. 909 Price St.............. Scranton DcSANTIS, EZIO F. Mt. Laurel Avc............... Temple DcSANTIS, LEO A. Mt. Laurel Avc............... Temple DESCH, MARIAN C. Main St.................... Macungic DEVLIN, JOSEPH, JR. 327 Mulberry St...........Cotosauqua DeWEES, IRIS 37 N. Church St.......... Robesonia DIEFENDERFER, HOMER F. 912 N. 18th St............ Allentown DIEFENDERFER, WILLIAM J. 405 Front St............. Catasauqua DIEHL, GLORIA M. R. D. 1 .................. Fleetwood DIETER, EUNICE C. 1940 E. Jonathan St....... Allentown DiNIRO, DOMENIC A. 436 Carey Avc.......... Wilkes-Barre DION, BARBARA M. 953 Cedar St.............. Allentown DOLAN, MARY W. 38 S. Maple St............ Kutztown DOLAN, CHARLES B. 411 N. 2nd St............. Allentown DOLINGER, BERNARD H. 102 E. Grove St............ Dunmorc DONEY, ROBERT E. 103 E. Penn St........... Pen Argyl DONOFRIO, ANTHONY A. 137 W. Thompson St. Philadelphia DORNEY, RALPH H. Rt. 2 .................... Allentown DRAKE, LILLIAN H. 712 Broad St................ Milford DREAS, FLOYD G. 130 N. 4th St................ Emmaus DREIBELBIS, JASON F. R. D. 1 .................. Mertztown DROSKINIS, PETER J. R. D. 2 ................. Pine Grovo DUBBS, RICHARD A. 910 Ostrum St............ Bethlehem DUGAN, WILLIAM J., JR. 1817 Carlton St........ Philadelphia DUX, HENRY E. 1308 Madison Avc............ Dunmorc EBERL, LOUISE M. 631 N. 13th St.............. Reading EBERTS, ANNA L. R. 3 ..................... Lchighton EBERTS, JOSEPH W. R. 3 EDENHARTER, GIBBONS EDWARDS, SALLY E. 7111 Wayne Avc .... Upper Darby EDWARDS, SHIRLEY H. 131 S. 3rd St Pcrkasic EICHELBAUM, MONA 1214 S. 10th St EMERICH, MILTON Railroad St EMERY, RICHARD L. 281 E. Fairview St EMES, ROBERT E. R. D. 2 Sinking Spring ENGEL, MARY E. Shocmakcrsvillc ENGELKE, MARGARET F. R. D. 2 ... . Newton ERB, VIRGINIA L. 224 Clymor St ERNST, HARRY 0. R. D. 1 ENRICO, ROSE MARIE 107 N. Chancellor St. ... ESHELMAN, ALMA D. R. D. 1 ESHELMAN, BRADEN D. R. D. 1 Reading Pottsvillc Newton ESHELMAN, HARVEY H. R. D. 1 ESTERLINE, RUTH L. 121 E. Main St Fleetwood ETTINGER, PAUL F. 1106 Allen St Allentown EVANS, GEORGE H., JR. 1124 Price St Scranton EVANS, JANET M. 119 Patterson St. EVANS, MARGARET E. 29 Gates St Wilkes-Barre EVANS, RICHARD P. Highland Avc. Media EVANS, SAMUEL J. 123 S. 5th Avc. FAHS, PETER G. R. D. 1 FAIRCHILD, HOWARD M. 536 Gordon St FAKE, IRA Y. 818 Thorn St FASIC, GEORGE W. 2S32 Cumberland Avc. Reading FASIG, JANE E. 429 Spruce St Reading FATULA, JEAN M. 126 S. 6th St. Emmaus FEAGLEY, JACK P. 316 N. 7th St Easton FEIN, BARRY 1308 Chew St Allentown FENDRICK, FRANK T. 114 N. 6th St Allentown FERGUSON, RAYMOND C. R. D. 1 Downington FESSLER, SYLVIA Railroad St FETCH, MYRON L. 163 E. 8th St FETTERMAN, DONALD P. 921 Elizabeth Avc FICHTER, IRENE L. 918 N. Mohr St Cressona Wyoming Laurcldalo FIGLOCK, BERNARD F. 34 Minor St. Wilkes-Barre FINA, ROBERT P. 227 N. 6th St FINK, M. JEAN 336 N. 12th St Pottsvillc FINK, RUTH L. R. 1 FISCHER, JUNE M. 1025 Church St. Reading FISTER, RICHARD D. 133 Philadelphia Avo. Shillington FITZPATRICK, JAMES A. 815 Center St. FLEISCHOOD, LESLIE D. 540 Woodward St FLEISHER, HAROLD L. 30 Woodrow Avc . Sinking Spring FLEISHOOD, FORREST D. 853 Penn St Reading FLEMING, HENRY E. 33 W. Broad St Trumbauorsvillc FLENNIKEN, CAROL B. 1006 Highland Avc. .... Bethlehem FLEXER, KATHRYN A. R. D. 1 FLICKER, EUGENE W. 3454 St. Lawrence Avc. Estcrly FLOREY, LORRAINE K. 646 Highland Avc FLUCK, MARJORIE E. 1045 Easton Road Hollortown FLYNN, JOHN C. 672 Lehigh Avc. Easton FOLCARELLI, RALPH J. R. D. 1 FOLEY, JOHN E. 40.3 W. Spruce St .. Mahanoy City FOLK, EMMA M. Rt. 1 FOLD, REBECCA J. 434 W. Market St Orwigsburg FONTI, CONCETTA 833 Muhlenberg St. . Reading FORD, MARY E. 132 Virginia Avc FOREMAN, THOMAS A. R. 2 FOTIOU, GEORGE 50 S. 7th St FOX, DORIS A. 56 N. 5th St FRANK, LYNN L. 947 Cedar St FRANTZ, HARRY T. 156 S. 3rd St FRANTZ, CHARLES P. 131 W. Main St. 118 FRAY, MARTHA E. 215 Glcnburn Rd. Clarks Green GLACE, WILLIAM 0. 307 Bridge St. Catasauqua HAHN, TOM H. 1535 Birch St FREDERICK, LOUISE A. R. D. 2 Northampton GLADYS, E. ROBERT 811 1st St HAINES, GLORIA M. R. 1 FREESTONE, EDNA A. R. D. 1 GOETTEL, JOHN C. 1405 Elmira St Williamsport HAINES, KATHLEEN K. Muhlenberg Park Reading FRICKERT, KATHERINE G. 13 N. 4th St Coploy GOLIS, GILBERT M. Summit Hill HALDEMAN, ANNE T. 21 S. 7th Avc West Reading FRICKERT, RICHARD E. GOOD, JAMES R. HALDEMAN, GAIL L. 217 Philadelphia Avc. Shillington FRIDIRICI, VALERIE B. W. Main St GOODMAN, DONALD 17th St HALE, PATRICIA A. 4323 6th Avo FRY, MARY E. GOODWIN, RICHARD B. HALLOWELL, DOROTHY W GABEL, MARGARET GORDON, CHARLES J. HAMILTON, ROBERT S. 1917 Allen St. GALGON, WILLIAM F. 247 2nd St Cementon GORDON, PATRICIA Blairstown, N. J. HAMMEL, JOSEPH J. 535 N. 5th St. Allentown GALLAGHER, TERRENCE F. 1516 Cedar Avc. Scranton GORKA, STANLEY R. 226 E. Kline Ave Lansford HANDORF, ESTHER 1520 Hampden Blvd. Reading GALLIE, JOHN H. GRABNOSKI, ESTHER K. 700 E. 3rd St. HANDY, LAWRENCE F. 138 S. Pine St. GAMSE, HOWARD M. 2811 Allendale Rd Baltimore, Md. GRAEFF, DONALD J. 127 Mayberry Avc Reading HANNUSCHKA, WILLIAM R. D. 2 Coopersburg GARFINKEL, SHIRLEY R. 307 S. 16th St. GRAHAM, ANNE V. Box 57 . North Adams, Mass. HARBERS, ADA E. 421 Neshimany Rd. Croydon GARGER, LILLIAN K. 1425 Dewey Avc. Northampton GRAMMER, OLIVE F. 829 Lafayette Pkwy. Williamsport HARMON, BETTY L. Conncllsvillc GARLAND, ELEANORE A. GRANDE, PETER P. 211 Indiana Avc. HARPEL, DORIS J. GAUL, JOHN W. GREENAWALT, DOROTHY M. HARRIS, J. RUSSELL 226 Hawley Place Reading Schuylkill Haven 5149 Oxford Avc Philadelphia GEARY, RUTH C. GREENBAUM, KATHLEEN F R. 2 HARRIS, KENNETH 866 N. 8th St. GEFFERT, THOMAS A. 705 Grant St. GRIES, CLAIRE A. R. D. 2 Sinking Spring HARTER, ARDATH J. 632 N. Arch St GEHMAN, ROBERT W. 137 S. Penn St. GRISSINGER, BARBARA A. 624 Lafayette Avc. HARTMAN, GLADYS P. 8212 Manor Road GEHRIS, ROBERT K. 1744 N. 3rd St. GROMIS, LOIS C. 119 W. Douglass St. HARTMAN, LILA M. 2525 Fairviow Avc. GEORGE, ROBERTA J. 1241 Troxcll St. GROVE, JAMES R. Mcrccrsburg HARTMAN, RONALD E. 1136 Hanover Avc GEORGIADIS, CONSTANTINE GRUBB, PATRICIA A. 729 Main St HARTMAN, WILLIAM R. D. 1 GEOSITS, JOSEPH S. 208 Locust St Allentown GRUVER, AUDREY J. 151 Second St. HARTZELL, BARBARA 223 Tulpchockcn Avc. . . West Reading GERFIN, EDWARD C. GUM, CLAYTON R. 33 S. Warren St. HARVEY, DORIS GERHART, CLARENCE R. D. 2 Kutztown GUNTHER, WILLIAM H. Bally HARWICK, MIRIAM L. 1819 W. Woodlawn St. Allentown GERHART, DONALD R. R. D. 2 GUTIERREZ, ROSEMARIE Post Office HASLAM, ROBERT C. Monterey Inn, R. D. 1 . GERHART, GERALD M. 304 S. Reading Ave. Boyertown HAAG, ROBERT G. 322 S. Jackson St. Schuylkill HASSENPLUG, NANCY L. 502 Powell Avc. Clarks Summit GERNARD, ALAN Keystone Hotel HAAS, DONALD W. 1033 Court St Allentown HAWK, NANCY E. 573 Marshall Avc GILBERT, LOUISE K. New Tripoli HACKER, RAY K. R. D. 2 Quakertown HAYES, ROBERT E. R. D. 1 GILL, LOUIS J. 165 Schuylkill Avc Shenandoah HAFNER, ANNA H. 650 Bradley St. .. Bethlehem HAYS, BEVERLY J. 512 Pleasure Road Lancaster GILLMORE, PAMELA E. HAFNER, MARGARET J. HECHLER, WILLIAM R. 107 Olive St West Reading GILMARTIN, FREDERICK G. HAGGERTY, WILLIAM J. 724 Walnut St. HECKERT, WILLIAM G. GIULII, OSWALD J. 1915 S. Lambert St Philadelphia 45 HAHN, ARLENE C. 99 S. Main St. Mahanoy City HECKLER, KATHRYN B. Harleysvillc 119 HEDGES, IVY E. School Road ............. Collcgevllle HEFFNER, LOUISE A. 718 Iron St................. Lchlghton HEFFNER, FREDERICK H. 36 W. Main St............... Fleetwood HEGE, SAMUEL H. 1947 Plymouth St. ....... Philadelphia HEIMBACH, DOROTHY J. 327 Third St.......... East Greenville HELD, JEANNE B. 43 E. Susquehanna St........ Allentown HELM, JACK W. Buffalo St.................... Elkland HENRY, WILBERT W. 119 N. Richmond St.......... Fleetwood HERBSTER, LORRAINE M. 402 Grape St................ Fullerton HERBSTER, PHYLLIS Main and Chestnut Sts. Bcchtolsvillo HERMAN, DOROTHY M. R. 1 .................... New Tripoli HERTZOG, WILLIAM H. 1032 N. 12th St............... Reading HESSINGER, WALTER A. 1124 Poplar St................. Coplay HIBSCHMAN, MARJORIE A. West Leesport HILLENBRAND, JOHN 237 E. Union Blvd........... Bethlehem HILLER, MILDRED V. R. D. 1 .................... Fleetwood HINDERLITER, EDWARD T. 647 16th Avc........... Prospect Park HINZ, MARY LOUISE 613 Gordon St................. Reading HIRSCH, WILLIAM I. 747 Foss Avc............. Drcxcl Hill HLASNEY, DOROTHY I. 152 Lafayette Avc........... Palmcrton HOCH, LEE J. Walnut St.................... Kutztown HOFFMAN, BETTY 1449 Hazard Road ........... Palmcrton HOFFMAN, DONALD E. 1637 Locust St................ Reading HOHL, CARL R. R. 2 ....................... Birdsboro HOHL, EARL W. 1028 Robeson St............... Reading HOLDER, RICHARD C. 28 S. 11th St................. Reading HONTZ, ROBERT E. 340 Cypress St.............. Lchighton HOPKINS, NANCY A. 949 W. 3rd St................ Hazclton HORLACHER, JOEL M. 404 N. 7th St............... Allentown HORLACHER, KERMIT P. 219' z S. St. Cloud St...... Allentown HORN, ADAM J. JR. 1606 Forrest St............... Reading HORNBERGER, JAMES W. 1401 Walnut St. Reading HORTING, LYTLE G. 916 Penn Avc. . Wyomissing HOSIER, KENNETH D. 752 Washington St........... Easton HOTTLE, JEAN L. 15 Water St.............. Hollertown HOUSER, JUNE MARIE 106 Macungic Ave........... Emmaus HROMANIK, EDWARD C. 203 Lea St.................. Munhall HUBER, WILLIAM C. Airport ................... Kutztown HUNSICKER, RODNEY C. 21 N. 11th St............. Allentown HUNTZINGER, HENRY J. 18 N. 4th St............... Hamburg HUNTZINGER, JOHN C. 18 N. 4th St................ Hamburg HUSEMAN, LILLIAN L. 359 Hamilton Avc........ Bethlehem HUSSAR, MICHAEL P. Market St.................. Treschow HUYETT, C. LIONEL Lcola IACONE, SYLVIA M. 318 Windsor St.............. Reading IOBST, JOAN HARTZEL 414 Hollcrman St..... Philadelphia 11 IRWIN, GEORGE H. 3235 Marion St........... Laurcldale ISHIBASHI, GIICHI B. Elcelc................. Kauai, T. H. JACK, HELEN L. 603 N. 2nd St........... Mincrsvillc JACOBS, ROBERT D. 670 Main Road Wilkes-Barre JACOBY, DELBERT G. R. 2 ................. Brcinigsvillc JAINDL, HERBERT A. 512 Gordon St............. Allentown JARRETT, ELIZABETH L. 371 Hastings St...... S. Williamsport JOHNSON, HENRY, D. New Bcrlinsvillc JOHNSON, M. DIANE 628 Main St............... Pennsburg JOHNSTON, ROBERT H. 1061 j Schuylkill Avc....... Reading JOSEFO, ELLENOR 216 S. 52nd St......... Philadelphia KACHLINE, ARLENE S. 334 Juniper St........... Quakertown KACHLINE, EDNA MAE R- D. 4 ..................... Easton KANE, PATRICIA A. 229 Revere Blvd....... Lincoln Park KANEZO, JOHN M. Box 232, Deiners Hill, ... St. Clair KANTNER, SARA L. 165 Main St.............. Pine Grove KAPLAN, HARLAN E. 128 St. Cloud St......... Allentown KAPP, H. THOMAS Main St.................... Richland KARSOTIS, CONSTANTINE 532 Fiot St.............. Bethlehem KAUFFMAN, COURTLANDT C. 235 S. Washington St. Grccncastlc KAUFMAN, DAVID L. R. D. 2 ................... Rockwood KEARNS, THOMAS M. 70S Wyoming Avc. West Piftston KEHLER, BURLEIGH I. 19 Walnut St.............. Ashland KEIM, FLOYD N. 47 S. 2nd St............... Emmaus KELLER, CAROLYN KRESSLY Jefferson St. East Greenville KELLER, PAULA R. 4824 N. Broad St....... Philadelphia KELLETT, GEORGE S. 14 Maple St.............. Slatington KELLY, FRANKLIN S. 7361 N. 21st St........ Philadelphia KELLY, MARY L. 7361 N. 21st St. Philadelphia KENNEDY, WILLIAM 133 2nd St............... Catasauqua KENNEDY, WILLIAM JAMES 2653 Perkiomen Ave..... Reading KERCHER, PAUL C. Main St.................... Kutztown KERCHER, SHIRLEY L. R. D. 2 ................... Kutztown KERCHNER, DONALD H. 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Wclssport LIDDICOAT, CLIFTON W. 92 Lakeside Avc MANN, ARLENE E. Fairview St. Coopersburg KUNTZ, KATHLEEN L. Trclchlors LIEBERMAN, J. JOYCE 939 N. 10th St MANN, CHRISTIAN J. 17 N. Second St. KUNTZ, LOUISE A. Bath LINCOLN WINDOLYN Box 57, S. Pittsburgh St., S. Conncllsvillc MANZ, GAIL E. RFD 1 Wind Gap 121 MARDERNESS, HOWARD F. R. D. 1 ................ Mohrsvillc MARELLO, FRANK 310 S. 10th St............. Reading MARGETICH, MARGARET M. 1123 Amplex St. ......... Bethlehem MARKLE, DONALD G. RFD 1 ........................ Bath MARKS, EDWARD V. 2925 Kutztown Rd......... Bernhorts MARSHALL, RICHARD J. 505 Third St............. Lancaster MASLAR, FRANCIS J. 509 Pearl St............... Reading MATIS, JOYCE A. 2311 S. Fifth St......... Allentown MATLOW, THEODORE A. 110 W. Main St. Girardvillc MATZO, ROBERT S. 802 Kearney St.... Allentown MAXWELL, E. ANN Cressona McALOOSE, EUGENE Church St................. Kclayros MeBRIDE, EUGENE D. 278 E. Bloln St............. McAdoo McConnell, john d. Collcgcvillo McCORMACK, ELLEN M. 15 Lobb Avc.................... Pen Argyl McCUE, LOIS E. State St.............. Curwensvillc McCullough, Leonard j. 532 Spruce St.............. Reading MeDEVITT, PAUL T. 1452 Cotton St............. Reading MeFADDEN, ROBERT C. 515 N. St. George St. Allentown MeGOWAN, ROBERT H. 508 N. 25th St............. Reading McHALE, WILLIAM J. 1026 Pine St. ........... Scranton McHUGH, JOHN F. 110 N. 6th St............ Allentown McLOUD, CATHERINE A. 2217 Noble St............ West Lawn McNEY, STEPHEN J. 27 Apple St.............. Boyortown MeSHEA, JOHN P. 15 N. Hancock St. .......... McAdoo MeSHEA, CATHERINE M. 706 N. 5th St.............. Reading MEIER, S. JACQUELINE Mt. Laurel Rd., R. D. 3 Fleetwood MELLINGER, DONALD E. 444 Chestnut St. ..... West Reading MENCHEK, JEAN S. Ringocs, N. J. MENGEL, WILLIAM I. 1520 Palm St............. Reading MENTZ, JOHN H. 206 Carlisle Avc. ............ York MENTZ, JOHN T. 2317 Allen St............ Allentown MENZIES, MARGARET J. 714 Mercer St.............. Reading MERKEL, GLADYS L. R. D. 3 .................. Kutztown MERKLE, MARY L. R. D. 2 ................. Pine Grove MERTENS, M. PATRICIA 283 Brodhead Ave. Eost Stroudsburg MESSERSCHMIDT, RALPH M. 427 N. Church St......... Allentown METZ, VIRGINIA E. 950 Chestnut St........... Reading MEYER, JOHN S. 1123 Franklin St........... Reading MEYERS, DOROTHY M. R. D. 1 ............... Coopersburg MEYERS, HAROLD R. Main St..................... Dublin MILLARD, MARY L. Gibraltcr MILLER, BARBARA J. 2028 Washington Avc. Northampton MILLER, DAVID H. 301 W. Walnut St. Kutztown MILLER, DAVID O. 934 Penn Avc. Wyomissing MILLER, DONALD L. 410 Penn Avc. ............. Reading MILLER, EDWIN G. 247 Walnut St....... Slatington MILLER, JOHN F. 7506 Verreo Rd. Philadelphia MILLER, NANCY K. 735 Turner St. Allentown MILLER, PAUL R. Strausstown MILLER, RICHARD P. Box 262 ..................... Lcola MILLER, ROBERT R. 1323 Green St.............. Reading MILLHOUSE. DONALD J. 1322 Hamilton St. Allentown MILNOR, ROBERT F. Ferry St............ New Hope MIMLITSCH, PAUL J. 451 N. 4th St........... Allentown MITCHELL, ALICE K. 5 Balfour Circle Lansdownc MIZGERD, MARIE DOLORES 1101 4th St...... Catasouqua MOHL, VERNA L. 402 Valley St....... Port Carbon MOHLER, DORIS R. R. D. 2 ............ Sinking Spring MOHN, LcROY W. 104 Schuylkill Avc........ Reading MOHREY, DONALD W. 2256 Dewey Avc. ... Northampton MOLL, GLORIA J. 2117 Penn Avc............ West Lawn MONNETT, NORMAN L. R. D. 1 ................... Hyndman MORGAN, MARGARET A. 19 Troy St...... Seneca Falls, N. Y. MORRIS, ALBERTA M. 230 Center St. .......... Duncannon MORRIS, JACQUELINE Y. 452 Derwyn Rd. Droxcl Hill MORRIS, MARTHA 247 Pearl St Reading MOSSER, PAUL R. 207 Rivorviow Terrace Allentown MOTKOWSKI, LAWRENCE F. 1349 McKnight St. MOUNTAIN, GEORGE R. Saxton MOYER, CHARLES D. 1226 Margaret St Laurcldalc MOYER, HOMER L. 320 Kern St Slatington MOYER, JOAN E. Franklin St. MOYER, RANDALL L. Silliman St Cressona MRUK, GERALD J. 316 E. Union St. MUELLER, MYRON M. 18 Community Rd. Bay Shore, N. Y. MULLIGAN, LAWRENCE F. 18 W. 5th St E. Mauch Chunk MUNZ, C. STEWART 2534 N. 18th St Philadelphia 32 MUSSER, WALLACE C. R. D. 1 Lcnhartsvillc MYER, RITA Milford MYER, WALTER Milford MYERS, JOANNE R. 12 Jefferson St. Newton NAHOMENIK, JOHN 811 N. 24th St Philadelphia NATOLI, SALVATORE J. 849 Muhlenberg St. Reading NEFF, GEORGE W., JR. R. D. 2 NEIDHARDT, ERIKA J. 527 Main St Denver NEIDLINGER, GLORIA 260 S. Main St Pine Grove NEWBERRY, MARY E. 813 N. 63rd St Philadelphia 31 NEWPHER, CHARLOTTE M. 144 W. Elm St Shillington NEY, GLADYS Franklin St . NEY, WILLIAM 0. 421 N. 23rd St Allentown NICHOLAS, ROSELYN M. 430 N. 2nd St. Emmaus NIGRO, BENNY J. 1186 S. Main St Mcadvillc NIXON, JUNE E. 7315 Sprague St. Philadelphia OBERSON, JUDITH J. 2111 2 S. St. Cloud St. Allentown O'CONNELL, DOLORES M. 1013 Moss St. OERMANN, SUSAN 1. 604 Madison Avc. York OGINT, JOHN R. Hozard Rd. 122 O'NEIL, ROSE MARIE 389 Chew St............... Allentown ORTT, LUCIA R. 419 Elm St................... Emmauj OST, CHARLES F. 1325 Von Buren St. Allentown OSWALD, MARILYN M. 2516 Tilghman St. . Allentown OTT, THOMAS D. 2I8V2 S- 17th St.... Allentown OVERTON, DAVID W. 906 Burmont Rd. Drcxcl Hill OWEN, ROBERT L. R. D. 1 .................. Carlisle PADAROFF, GEORGE 1141 Fullerton Ave. Allentown PAPOUTSIS, ESTHER 224 Rose St................. Reading PAPPAS, GEORGE A. 36 Orange St. . ........... Reading PARSONS, J. HERBERT Greentown PARSONS, RICHARD A. S. Main St.............. Hcllcrtown PARZANESE, PHILLIP A. 1765 N. 3rd St.............. Reading PASYOTIS, DORIS P. 651 N. 13th St.............. Reading PATTERSON, JAMES D. 146 Willow St................ Delano PATTERSON, WILLIAM E. 5307 Akron St. . Philadelphia PATTON, CAROLYN L. State Teachers College Kutztown PAXSON, ROBERT C. Newport, Delaware PAYNE, JEAN C. 1900 Clayton Ave. .. . Horrisburg PEGG, FRANK E. 4604 Tenth Ave............. Temple PENNEBACKER, BARBARA A. P. O. Box A ............... Emmaus PENNEBACKER, SAMUEL B. P. O. Box A ............... Emmaus PENTZ, RICHARD E. 706 Temple Blvd............ Temple PERFETTO, CHESTER 2310 Hotter Ave. Reading PERRUSO, ALBERT T. 2446 Freemansburg Ave. .... Eoston PETA, ERMINIO J. 1052 N. 19th St. Allentown PETTIE, MARCIA 1354 Montrose Ave. Bethlehem PHILLIPS, ORA K. 28 E. Pine St...... Mohanoy City PIETROVITO, JOHN 1237 New Holland Rd.... Reading PIPERATO, FRANK 125 Church St.............. Easton PLANZ, ADDISON J. College Hill ............ Kutztown PLETCHER, MERRILL E. Moln St.................... Howard PODGUSKI, GENEVIEVE A. 237 Moss St............... Reading POWELL, JOSEPH F. 1313 Arch St.................. Ashland PRATT, DONALD F. 209 E. Pine St..... Mt. Holly Springs PRETE, SYLVIA R. 838 Fourth St............... Fullerton PRINGLE, THOMAS H. 729 McKnight St............... Reading PRUTZMAN, ROBERT L. 120 N. 14th St.............. Allentown PURSEL, SHERLIN W. Berwick Rd................. Bloomsburg RADISCA, KATHLEEN J. 68 Pennsylvania Ave. Phocnixvillc RAGER, LAUDINE M. 141 Fairmount Ave. Sunbury RAUCH, EARL D. Maple St..................... Cressona REARDEN, JOHN J. 910 Pear St. ............... Reading REED, FRANCIS A. 21 N. 11th St. Allentown REED, WILLIAM H. Main St......................... Gratz REESE, BESSIE P. 377 Tulpchockcn St............ Reading REESE, JOHN S. 44 S. 2nd St................ St. Clair REIFINGER, CHARLES 508 N. Carlisle St.......... Allentown REIMER, ANNETTE G. Box 84, Ackcrmanvillc Bangor REIMER, CHARLES T. 92 North St............ Mauch Chunk REINHARD, CLIFFORD C., JR. Cherry St................. Cooporsburg REINHARD, JANE L. 37 N. Jefferson St. Allentown REITNAUER, JEAN O. 436 Fourth St.......... E. Greenville REPKO, JOSEPH E. 127 E. Ridge St.............. Coaldale RESSLER, JOHN D. R. D. 2 .................... Mt. Joy REVTYAK, CHARLES J. 224 W. Phillips St........... Coaldale REX, ANNA L. 219 Ochre St................ Lehighton RHOADS, ANNABELLE M. R. D. 1 .................... Fleetwood RHOADS, PAUL L. 1032 Chestnut St.............. Reading RHOADS, RUTH ANN 1508 N. 13th St............... Reading RICHTER, JOHN G. 444 S. 43rd St......... Philadelphia 4 RICKOLT, LAWRENCE F. 1116 Exeter St................ Reading RIEGEL, RUTH J. 48 Seminary Ave............. Bernharts RIM, PETER 232 W. Ridge St.............. Coaldale RINALDI, JOSEPH A. 444 S. Moin St........... Wilkes-Barre RISSER, HAROLD W., JR. R. D. 4 ...................... Lebanon RITTER, LARRY A. 1813 Congress St......... Allentown RITZMAN, JUNE W. S. 4th St............... Tower City ROBERTS, JANICE E. R. D. 1 ................ Walnutport ROBERTS, OWEN M. 324 W. Church St........ Slatington ROGAN, MARY A. 235 E. Main St........ Wilkes-Barre ROHDE, HAROLD S. 205 Poncy Run ........... Weatherly ROHLAND, RICHARD R. 50 W. Goepp St........... Bethlehem ROLLAND, JOY A. New Ringgold ROMANIK, JOHN 160 Lincoln Ave. Cementon ROMIG, RUTH Downingtown ROPPEL, MARJORIE I. 623 E. Broad St.............. Tamaqua ROSE, FRANK L. 42 Arlington St.............. Reading ROSEN, MARVIN H. 1717 Nedro Ave........Philadelphia 41 ROSENBERGER, EUGENE F. 2174 W. Norwegian St........ Pottsville ROSICA, THOMAS C. 1700 S. 21st St......... Philadelphia ROSLIN, JOHN J. 16 Belvedere Ave. ........... Reading ROUSH, JUNE I. 316 Chestnut St. Mifflinburg ROYALS, JOAN Stony Creek Mills RUFF, LOUISE E. Weissport RUNNETTE, CREIGHTON W. 201 S. Linden St......... Pittsburg RUNYEON, BETTYJANE 915 Amity St............... Reading RUOFF, MARGARET M. 1229 Pike St............... Reading RUPP, K. JOANNE Peter's Mt. Rd............ Dauphin RUSLEY, DORIS HOPE 247 E. Main St........... Fleetwood RUSSELL, A. ELIZABETH 257 Chestnut St......... Coatsville RUSSEL, GEORGE T. Durham RUSSELL, PEYTON R. Hookstown RUSSIAL, ALFRED E. R. D. 1, Box 60 ........ Pottsville RUTKOWSKI, WILLIAM J. 2423 Filbert Ave........... Mt. Penn SABO, MICHAEL J. 1115 Haywood St............. Farrell SACHSE, ELMA M. R. D. 2 ..................... Moscow SAKALUSKY, THERESA P. 416 W. Coal St........ Mincrsville SANGREE, PAUL C. R. D. 2 ................. Harrisburg 123 SAUNDERS, ROGER W. 1829 Wilson Avc........... Bethlehem SAVIDGE, ALFRED G. 116 S. Push St............ Allentown SAWICKI, STANLEY W. 162 Ook St............ Wilkes-Barre SAWYER, NANCY C. 307 N. Main St............. Towanda SAXTON, JUNE S. 810 Center St.......... Mauch Chunk SCARPINO, THEORDORE J. 219 Indiana Avc......... Shenandoah SCAVELLI, JOHN 414 Mifflin St........ Philadelphia SCHAEFFER, HARRY S. 3008 Marion St...... Laurcldalc SCHAEFFER, MARION S. 1031 New Jersey Avc...... Hollcrtown SCHAEFFER, R. JOEL Franklin St............... Fleetwood SCHAEFFER, HENRY 1601 N. 10th St............. Reading SCHAEFFER, MARION K. 1601 N. 10th St............. Reading SCHATZ, SAMUEL G. 819 i Grcenlcof St....... Allentown SCHELLENBERG, ELEANOR M. 244 N. 2nd St............. Allentown SCHENKENBERGER, RUTH Neffs SCHILLER, ABRAHAM E. 1013 Hamilton St.......... Allentown SCHILLING, DORCAS 542 N. 13th St.............. Reading SCHLAPPICH, RANDALL R. 26 W. Penn Avc......... Werncrsvllle SCHLEGEL, LESTER E. 701 Church St.......... North Wales SCHLEGEL, PHYLLIS M. 136 W. Main St............ Fleetwood SCHMIDT, EMIL D. King's Highway ..... Audubon, N. J. SCHMIDT, HELEN B. 4827 Walnut St......... Philadelphia SCHMIDT, ROSEMARIE 619 Tulpchockcn St.......... Reading SCHNAITMAN, CHARLES E., JR. R. 2 ........................ Easton SCHNAUFFER, ARMELLA M. N. 3rd St................. Lchighton SCHNEIDER, DOROTHY J. 30 Bissott PI....... Mctuchen, N. J. SCHNEIDER, IRWIN J. 233 S. West St............ Allentown SCHOCK, JEWEL E. 524 N. Berks St........... Allentown SCHOELLKOPF, ROBERT P. R. 1 ............... Sinking Spring SCHOENBERGER, MARY JANE 639 Hanover Ave........... Allentown SCHRADER, JOYCE A. R. 1 ...................... Kutztown SCHREINER, RUTH 506 Greenwood Avc........ Pottsvillc SCHRODING, JANET G. 313 Valley St........... Port Carbon SCHUTT, ALLEN R. 222 N. 11th St.............. Reading SCHUTT, MARGARET A. 222 N. 11th St.............. Reading SCOTT, MARGARET S79 Marshall Avc............ Reading SEARLES, JEAN ANN 44 S. Green St............. Nazareth SECHLER, THOMAS W. 221 Madison St. Allentown SEIGER, DONALD P. 2SS2 Garfield Avc. West Lawn SEIP, WILLIAM F. 35 E. Main St.............. Kutztown SELL, GEORGE M. 31 Whitcoak St............. Kutztown SELL, GRACE H. Station Avc........... Centre Valley SELTZER, JANET K. Ringtown SEYLER, JOHN H. Weiser Pork SHADE, SHIRLEY L. R. D. 1 ................... Fleetwood SHALTER, EMMA C. R. 1 ........................ Reading SHANDOR, CHARLES 9 S. Morris St............ St. Clair SHANER, ELIZABETH M. 242 New St............... Spring City SHARP, M. LAURA R. D...................... New Hope SHEAFFER, BARBARA A. 2209 Market St. .......... Harrisburg SCHEAFFER, DONALD A. Box 123 .................... Woolrich SHEARER, JUNE E. 129 S. 3rd St................ Reading SHEBLE, EARL R. 2 ........................ Hamburg SHEELY, DONALD CALVIN 51 W. Myrtle St.......... Littlcstown SHEERING, ANNE G. 204 S. Tamaqua St. McAdoo SHEETZ, JOHN E., JR. 913 Pear St................ Reading SHELLY, PAUL A. Foirview St.............. Coopersburg SHENTON, DAVID R. 36 Laird St. West Lawn SHERLOCK, JOAN F. 7th Avc. E. Trappe Collcgcvillc SHIMP, LORETTA 216 Terrace Avc. ............ Ephrata SHIPULA, ANASTACIA 319 First St............ Wilkes-Barre SHOPPELL, KATHERINE L. 461 N. 12th St............... Reading SHORT, C. JANE P. O. Box 217 ............ Pt. Royal SHOWERS, EARL LAMAR 7 W. Grand Avc........... Tower City SHUGARS, BROOKE W. 1217 Church St............... Reading SHUMAN, JOAN M. 299 W. Maple St................. 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WERNER, FAYE A. 232 E. Elm St. WISSER, RUSSEL Lcnhartsville 36 S. 4th St. Hamburg ZACH, ELIZABETH KATHERINE WERNER, JOHN F. R. D. 1 WITENEYER, HARRY K. 514 W. Market St Bethlehem 1549 Turner St. ZACH, JOSEPH F. Allentown WESTON, THOMAS R. 724 Dcllwood St WITMER, WARNER H. 146 S. 3rd St. 919 N. Penn St. ... ZAYAC, TED F. WHIPPLE, LOIS B. 1003 McCIcanachan Ter. WHITE, HERMAND J. 623 E. 5th St. WHITE, ROBERT 312 S. 17th St. Marcus Hook WITWER, KATHERINE L. Park Avc. Elverson WOLFE, JOHN R. 23 Dock St. Schuylkill Haven WOLFF, WILLIAM G. 300 S. 2nd St. S . Clair 1226 Cloy Avc. Lunmoro ZAZWORSKY, VLADIMIR E. 1107 Hanover Acres Allentown ZENKE, DOROTHY J. 570 Elmore Avc. South Temple WIEBUSH, GEORGE R. 106 Locus St WOLFINGER, WILLIAM H. 229 Carsonia Avc ZIEGENFUS, MARIE A. Aquashicola WIEDER, EARLE J., JR. 1514 Union St WOLLOCK, STANLEY W. 5950 Kemble Rd Philadelphia 38 ZIEGENHORN, KARLA 25 Tudor City Place New York WILCOX, RALPH C. R. D. 2 WOOD, JAMES M. Llewellyn ZIMPFER, RUTH H. 228 Main St. WILLDERS, MELVIN L. 440 W. Frederick St. WOOD, ROBERT J. 334 Main St Red Hill ZIOLKOWSKI, WALTER 227 Belvedere Ave. C. Reading 126 In Appreciation of Our Advertisers We call the attention of graduates, undergraduates. and alumni to the following pages. V. B. Camp Minker Bros. Carl R. Biebor Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. College Hill Luncheonette Ray's Mens Shop Dutch Maid Restaurant Rustic Tavern Ernst—Florist A. L. Rhoads Farmers Bank of Kutztown Strand Theater Garbers Ice Cream Co. Swan Inn Herman's Clothiers Joseph Torch Kutztown National Bank Union Emblem Co. R. S. Leh Penn Engraving Co. Leh Drug Store Sarony Studio Lehigh Valley Coop. Asso. Craftsmen, Inc. 127 Compliments of V. B. CAMP Men’s Furnishings and Shoes 164 West Main Street Kutztown, Pa. Phone 3371 Drink Pepsi-Gola Bottling Co., Inc. Reading, Pa. MINKER BROS., INC. Wholesale Fruit Produce 335 N. 8th St. Reading, Penna. Joseph Torch Artists Supplies at Student Prices 147 W. 14th Street N. Y., N. Y. R. S. LEH J E W E L E R 232 W. MAIN ST. KUTZTOWN, PA. ERNST—Florist Flowers for Alt Occasions 140-142 NOBLE ST. KUTZTOWN, PA. Ray’s Mens Shop Mens IVear Roys Wear 163 W. Main Street Headquarters for Arrow Shirts The Rexall Store For Sodas — Candies — Fi’ms Drugs — Tooth Paste LEH’S DRUG STORE 236 W. Main St. Kuhtown. Pa. 128 almost everyone drinks LEHIGH VALLEY MILK because it totted Aetten, ...is better for everyone! CARL R. BIEBER Trucking and Excavating For Chartered Bus and Tour Service—Call CARL R. BIEBER KUTZTOWN 5121 129 Behind the Camera, lie generations of skill and pride of achievement, not only in picture taking but also in the intricate process of the dark room, where the artistry of your portrait is brought to its higher perfection. OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER KEYSTONIA SARONY STUDIO 1206 CHESTNUT ST. PHILADELPHIA, PA. 131 CRAFTSMEN, INC., takes this opportunity to ex- tend to the graduates of the Class of 50 sincerest wishes for continued success To the faculty, students and alumni, we express our appreciation for this opportunity to be of service. We are aware of the valued contributions made by educators to community and to national life, and we trust your future will be as bright as your past. (fyafamett, htc. PRINTERS OF THE 1950 KEYSTONIA 132 C o in p I i m e n t s of THE KUTZTOWN NATIONAL BANK KUTZTOWN, PA. Compliments Student’s Headquarters of at HERMANS Dutch Maid Restaurant Geo. W. Welder 226 Main Street Clothing Furnishings Kutztown, Pa. Alterations Dry Cleaning Kutztown, Penna. C O HI ft I HI 1’ H t S Ilf GARBER ICE CREAM C o m p l i ni e n t s of COMPANY STRAND THEATRE 1217 Green Street Kutztown, Penna. Allentown, Pennsylvania 133 C o m p l i m e n t s of FARMERS BANK OF KUTZTOWN Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation KUTZTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA Pennants Treasure-Craft Jewelry Trophies UNION EMBLEM CO. P A L M Y R A , PA. ▼ Makers of Your Class Rings ▼ PAUL H. NISSLEY President ▼ ENGRAVED STATIONERY 134 Compliments Compliments of of RUSTIC TAVERN a 257 W. Main St., Kutztown, Pa. Friend We, the staff of the KEYSTONIA, wish to express our sincere thanks to the advertisers who are listed in this yearbook. We wholeheartedly urge that all the students and faculty of Kutztown State Teachers College show their appreciation for this service by patronizing the business establishments listed in these pages. Snyders Own Make Ice Cream Compliments College Hill Luncheonette of 422 W. Main St., Kutztown, Pa. Try Our Delicious Sundaes A. L. RHOADS SON Compliments Cold Meats — Groceries of 342 W. Main St., Kutztown, Pa. Seeaa em KUTZTOWN, PA. 135 COLLEGE SONGS HAIL KUTZTOWN Then hail! all hail to dear Kutztown! The school we love the best. We'll sing out the story And we'll boast of our glory To the East and to the West. Then hail! all hail to dear Kutztown! Our school of great renown. And we'll ever stand, Ev'ry heart and hand For the honor of old Kutztown! KUTZTOWN MARCH SONG March, march on down the field (floor), Fighting for Kutztown Break through the rival's line And let’s wear the crown. Our Golden Avalanche will fight for aye, We'll back them to the end. Our brave team will fight this fray, And we will win. Rah! Rah! Rah! KUTZTOWN VICTORY SONG Now when you see our boys come down the field (floor) You know they’ll win the game for us today; They have the fight and they will never yield; They have the pep, and they will win the fray today. Now when you see them all charge right in line, Our Golden Avalanche is sure to shine, For they will put our school on the top, on the top. Kutztown, Rah! Rah! Rah! KUTZTOWN PEP SONG Forward, forward to the battle, Onward, onward, on to meet the foe; Fight on, and to the glory, On, and on to victory. Kick-off, kick-off, fight for that old oval, Touch-down, touch-down, over for a score, Fight for our K. S. T. C. Fight, fight, fight for victory. —Chester Bright, '38. COLLEGE CHEERS SINGLE LOCOMOTIVE (Slow) K-u-t-z-t-o-w-n (Fast) K-u-t-z-t-o-w-n (Faster) K-u-t-z-t-o-w-n Kutztown — Kutztown — Kutztown TEAM CHEER T-e-a-m Yeah Team! T-e-a-m Yeah Team! T-e-a-m Yeah Team! Team! Team! Team! YEAH TEAM FIGHT Yeah Team—Fight Team Fight Yeah Team—Fight Team Fight Yeah Team Fight! FIGHT MAROON AND GOLD Fight Maroon and Gold Fight Maroon and Gold Fight Fight Fight Fight Maroon and Gold F-l-G-H-T Fight! ZIGGETY BOOM Ziggety Boom! Rah! Rah! Ziggety Boom! Rah! Rah! Hoorah! Hoorah! K-S-T-C Rah Rah! Rah! CLAP YELL Clap-Clap Clap-Clap-Clap Clap-Clap Clap-Clap-Clap Clap-Clap Clap-Clap-Clap Fight Team Fight (repeat) Clap-Clap Clap-Clap-Clap Clap-Clap Fight! COLOR Maroon and Gold, Fight! Fight! Maroon and Gold, Fight! Fight! Maroon Fight! Gold Fight! Maroon and Gold Fight! 137