Kutztown University - Keystonia Yearbook (Kutztown, PA)

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HELEN STEVKO Managing Editor DIANE WILLIAMS Business Manager JOYCE WORTHINGTON Art Editor Managing Editor .......... HELEN STEVKO Business Manager....................DIANE WILLIAMS Secretary ....... GWENDOLYN BUTERBAUGH Art Editor ........ JOYCE WORTHINGTON Associates: STANLEY JENKINS CURVIN KROUT KARL NEUROTH DAVID SHANER Photography Editor ....... GEORGE McFEE Associate: GEORGE NYE Class Editor...........MARILYNN KERSHNER Associates: VIRGINIA SCHOOLEY JANET LEE BLANK Feature Editor ......... PATRICIA THOMAS Associates: MARIE BECKER GWEN BUTERBAUGH ADELE DAWSON ELAINE HAHN ann McGovern Sports Editor................ LEWIS MAUL Associates: MARGARET LINDSAY MARILYNN MILLER Advertising Editor .... AUDREY SCAGNELLI Associates: CAROL KOLB MARGARET LINDSAY

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 Kutztown is many things. It is an unbearably tight feeling in the pit of the stomach and it is wearily standing in endless lines on that first day. It is singing the third verse of the alma mater, drinking choco- late milk at a pep rally, and wearing a maroon and gold tie. Then suddenly it is belonging. It becomes a friendly hi and walks back campus . . . quiet words in the concourse . . . Intermezzo on a record player . . . It is geography maps, drawing boards, and term papers scattered in a dim hall . . . good fellowship, noise and a glowing cigarette in hall smokers . . . It is mobiles and laughter, scribbling pencils and pizza, dust cloths and long thoughts in a small room . . . falling asleep over The Roman Empire and planning teaching charts . . . It is a reassuring talk with a class adviser, a brief exchange with the night watchman, a friendly argument with a hall proctor, and a bull session with the guy next door . . . It is the low wailing notes of a trumpet and the sudden bang of doors . . . the somber dong of the tower clock and the clickety-peck of a typewriter . . . It is a room in the lab school and the browsing room in the library, . . . a bench on front campus and the portico steps . . . the mail boxes and the commuters' room . . . It is going to church on Sunday ; . . walking to the art studio on a rainy day . . . decorating the gym . . . listening to the budget pro- gram in assembly . . . cheering madly at a basketball game . . . danc- ing in the blue room . . . missing breakfast . . . It is jury and teas . . . evening performances and senior revues . . . Christmas carols in the concourse and late permits . . . But it is more than this . . . suddenly it is no longer standing in the shadow of humanity. It is an unveiling ... an unfolding like the bud of a rose. It is seeing people and self for the first time and it is the dream of what people, a nation, a world may be ... it is learning to live. Then suddenly-it is graduation GWEN BUTERBAUGH

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Contents College Views .... 7 Administration .... 12 Students.......................32 Activities.....................68 College Capers .... 102 Sports........................112 Advertisements .... 134 Directory.....................140