Kutztown University - Keystonia Yearbook (Kutztown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1960 volume:

V STATE COLLEGE, KUTZTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA 1960 keystonia Contents President's Address Page 4 Activities Page 6 Classes and Organizations Page 18 Sports Page 48 Faculty . Page 64 Alumni Greetings Page 70 Faculty Directory Page 78 Seniors Page 80 Senior Directory Page 116 Underclassmen Directory Page 120 Education and Survival When historians come to record the age in which we live they will hove several options. They may refer to it as the age of science; if they are more discerning, they will call it the atomic age; but. if they are concerned with the total pattern of development, they may identify it as the age of educational renascence. I incline toward the latter definition, largely because of professional interest and pride, but more particularly because of the inclusiveness and pervasiveness of the term education. Recently, our attention has been called to the Russian commitment to education and to the fact that in the U. S. S. R. education amounts to a passion. As far back as the thirties. Stalin said to the cream of Russian youth gathered at Yalta education alone will solve our prob- lems. and, through education we will conquer the world. Americans are pondering these statements. Slightly over three-hundred fifty years of notional history have been replete with success in nearly all material enterprises. But, os we mature and reflect, and as we subject our accomplishments to critical scrutiny, we are not too pleased. In consequence, os never before, education is being accorded a central place in the concerns of all Americans. We have come to realize the political fortune, the business success, the economic well-being, the spiritual stature, the ethical standards, and the aesthetic sensitivity of our people are intimately bound up with the quality of our education. Indeed, this self-scrutiny has found us wanting in those very areas which ore most crucial for ultimate survival. Ultimate survival is not a mere shibboleth—it is stern reality which involves our freedoms, our hopes, our aspira- tions. and our way of life. Neither teachers in the notion's classrooms nor teachers of teachers in colleges and universities dare to forget the awful implication of the current international struggle. Science, the humanities, the behavioral sciences, in fact all forms of education, must help us discover clearer pur- poses and new depths so thot the youth of America may respond with confidence and vigor to the exigencies of the present and of the challenges of the future. The Class of I960 is indeed fortunate to be graduating from college at a time when high value is placed on quality education and quality teaching. The best wishes of the faculty and of the administration of the college go with them in the hope thot the educational renascence moy have given each member a new purpose and a new vision to face the tasks ahead. Dr. Italo de Francesco, President Superintendent of Public Instruction, Chorles H. Boehm Board of Trustees, State College, Kutztown BOARD OF TRUSTEES Left to right, Seated: Mr. Chariot W. Eisonhard, Dr. Milton F. Klingamon. Mr. Potor Mohologo. Protident of tho 8oord: Dr. I. L. do Francotco. President of tho College: Mrt. Honry R. Christman, Socrotory-Treosurer: Mr. Elroy P. Master. Standing: Dr. Alvin F. Kemp. Mr. Karl F. Wcbor. Mr. Williom A. Thomson. Business Manager; Mr. Eorl K. Witwor. Vice- Prosidont; Superintendent Williom B. Herboin. In bock- ground: Mrs. Sarah R. Kcim, Stonographor. 5 activities ACTIVITIES BOARO Left to right. Sootod: B. Burnt, 0. Zimmerman. J. Dorr, A. Cinciripino. M. Goat. E. Sutton. Stonding: S. Wellt, W. Rohr. R. Kittler. R. Barkor. W. Reilley, K. Bartholomew. N. Holliman, Mr. John White. J. Zondlo. Student Activity Board To government of the people at Kutz- town is the Student Activity Board. Their Thursday business sessions this year have resulted in several new additions to our campus including two hard-surfaced tennis courts and scoreboards for both football and basketball. Probably the most appre- ciated purchase was the cinemascope screen and stereophonic sound system for the auditorium. Under the leadership of Judy Derr, the board distributed alloca- tions to additional clubs, made improve- ments in the awards system, and gave a new look and emphasis to May Day. The Student Activity Board is planning and looking forward to the day when they will start work on a Student Union building. 8 October 31, 1959. Roy Miller ond Cccclio Snydor. romon- ticolly holding hands, serenade each other with Thou Swell. October 31. 1959. Roy Millor, the Connecticut Yankee. is undaunted by tho outlondishly clod members of King Arthur's court. All-College Revue The audience which viewed the produc- tion of A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court felt themselves transported back to the days when knighthood was in a most unusual flower. The dialogue con- sisted mainly of forsooth and gad- zooks, strictly medieval terminology. The brilliantly colored scenery and the even more brilliantly colored costumes and ac- cessories made the real court of King Arthur seem like a drab peasant's hovel in comparison. Veteran Roy Miller ployed the Yankee who created o turmoil of epic proportions at Camelot and of even greater propor- tions in the heart of the fair Alisande, played by Cecelia Snyder. 9 Homecoming This year’s Homecoming Day was ushered in by a cold rain which failed fo dampen the spectator's spirits or halt the scheduled festivities entirely. Carole Sholly, Home- coming queen, and her attendents, Eleanor Hale and Betty Heintzelman, were intro- duced to guests and alumni at the noon luncheon in the Georgian Dining Room. Simultaneously, Tau Kappa members held their annual reunion in the Private Dining Room. Then, despite the heavy downfall, many Kutztown spectators went out to see their October 31. 1959. Tho Homecoming court tmiles prottily for tho Comoro. Left to right: Betty Lou Hointxlcmon. ottondant; Corol Sholly. queon; Eloonor Hole, ottondont. team slide to 0-0 stalemate in the football game with Mansfield. Disappointment seemed to be the order of the day: the half-time proceedings were cancelled. Pre- game activities had been completed, how- ever, and the Junior class added another feather to its cap when its float won first prize. The other Homecoming activities were the crowning of the queen at the tea, the all-college revue presentation of A Con- necticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court, and the Halloween Dance sponsored by the Junior class. Octobor 31. 1959. Tho Halloween Donco brought o close to o full Homecoming Day. Novomber 19. 1959. An inobrioted sorvant. o centurion, and a bereaved wifo gother togothor in a tomb in the Drama Club's presentation of A Phoenix Too Froquont. Thanksgiving Dinner and Dance Turkey in all its culinary splendor graced the Thanksgiving board. Flickering candles added to the festive atmosphere. With heads bowed, each expressed gratitude in his own way for the blessings of the past year. The sound of swirling gowns and the scent of flowers filling the air followed the elaborate repast. Silvery decorations pro- vided a romantic background, and the soft music made the couples feel as though they could have danced all night. November 21. 1959. The studonts seen through tho paper strcamors aro onioying tho music at tho Thanksgiving Danco. November 21, 1959. Or. Itolo do Froncosco potet with a fow of the ditfinguithed porticiponti in his inauguration as sevonth president of tho collego. The year's most colorful and impressive event was the inauguration of Dr. Italo de Francesco as the seventh president of Kubztown State College. State and college officials throughout Pennsylvania converged on the campus November 21, 1959 to wit- ness the ceremony. The solemn academic procession, the stirring anthem by the choir, the actual installation ceremony, Dr. Charles H. Boehm's speech and the new The Inauguration president's inaugural address combined to make the day a memorable one for all who attended. The festivities culminated in a luncheon in the Georgian Dining Room, featuring a symposium on The Tasks of the College in Our Time. Good wishes were extended to Dr. de Francesco by various civic and educational leaders of the service area. Decombor 3, 1959. Tho line it long bul fho torvice fott ot Iho PSEA-tpontorod too. Decomber 5, 1959. This is not on orgument. Jonet Wonnor ond Fron Strouso oro singing Tho Twolvo Doys of Christ- mas at tho Bluo Room Party sponsored by tho Studont Cooporativo Association. Art Bazaar This year's Art Bazaar was much like those of past years — nearly everything salable was sold in the first fifteen minutes! The auction which climaxed the bazaar was a departure from past practices: only the choicest items were offered for sale rather than the few pieces of unsold merchandise. For those who chose only to observe the sale of objets dart,” there were cookies, cake and punch on sale to make the time spent even more pleasant. Docembor 7. 1959. Left bonk orti t. Jim Brott. proved o forcoful auctioneer ot the Art 8ozoar. 13 Docombcr 12. 1959. Tho onnuol Christmas dinner it set ogoinst tho troditionol lighted treo ond biozing condlot. Christmas Dinner and Dance After a satiating dinner, the Collegion- aires provided an additional religious note to the occasion by favoring the diners with Christmas hymns and carols. A little later, dashing escorts and their resplendent partners glided to the music of Dick Bruce and his orchestra. The dra- matic centerpiece of Snowflake Fantasy was a radiant, revolving silver tree studded with tiny, blinking lights. Huge iridescent snowflakes completed the breathtaking scene. 14 Docombor 12. 1959. Glittering soda-strow stars sporklo obovo tho hoods of thoso who ottondod tho Christmos Oanco. Decombor 7. 1959. Peter Adlor and the memborj of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestro rise to rccoivo tho audience's applauso. Docombor II. 1959. A docidodly informal otmosphoro pre- vails at tho Dramo Club Christmas Party which mot in tho Littlo Theatre. 15 Assemblies Of the many fine assemblies during the past year, the great Glenn Miller Orchestra, under the direction of Ray McKinley, proved the most popular. The program consisted of new arrangements and the standards — Pennsylvania 6-5000, String of Pearls, In the Mood —all identified with the Glenn Miller Orchestra. The women of the college were intro- duced to the new spring fashions, from bridal gowns to swimsuits, at the annual Hess Brothers' Fashion Show. Other assemblies featured the Warren Boys Choir, the college Drama Club’s pre- sentation of A Phoenix Too Frequent, and Mr. John Rothermel’s lecture on Russia. Evening Performances The fine afternoon and evening perform- ances were centered around the areas of music, dance, and drama. The names of Marjorie Mitchell and the piano, Joseph Gifford and the dance, and Players Inc. and Shakespeare will be indelibly impressed in our minds. The Players Inc. this year pre- sented two performances of Macbeth, one in the afternoon for the area high schools and one in the evening for the college students. The famous Baltimore Symphony Orches- tra, Peter Adler conducting, struggled through a snowstorm to present some of the world's greatest classical music. Tchai- kowsky's Symphony No. 5, the last number on the program, received tremendous applause. February 10, I960. The Joseph Gifford Donee group reveols Iho grace and control required by the modorn donee. A stirring performonce of Mocbeth presented with the skill of The Ploycr's. Inc. March 3. I960. Tho Eostmon String Quartet is caught in the midst of ono of its fine soloctions. 17 classes and organizations •yw CLASS OFFICERS—Loft to right: Ronold Kistlor. prosidont; Borboro Gronsboclt. trcosurer; Koy Lucos, socrotory; Dennis 8onser. vico-prosidont. Prosidenf- Vice-President Secretary ... Treasurer ... Advisor....... .... Ronald Kistler .... Dennis Bonser .......Kay Lucas Barbara Gransbaclc ...... Miss Bonner The Freshman Class The transition from high school to college is an immense step. An armload of books, scurrying feet, a bewildered expression, and no sense of direction—aptly describe the Kutztown frosh. Buttons, books, and bean- ies were their trademark. Rasping throats were the result of the many command per- Tho clatt float. formances in which upperclassmen were held spellbound by over four hundred voices screaming in trembling unison. Although orientation to the rigors of college life seemed a harrowing experience at times, the result was a confident, well-adjusted Freshmen Class, versed in K.S.C. regulations and traditions. Tho froth in ♦hi picturo do not look too happy at they preparo to rocoivo thoir dinkt and buttoni. 21 22 CLASS OFFICERS— Loft to right: Virginio Wells. vico- prosi- dent; Mory Louise Kelley. secrotory: Gladys Albright, treos’ uror; Noil Dreibolbis. president. The Sophomore Class September, 1959 marked the beginning of the second year for the Sophomore Class. It marked, too, a new sense of class unity; not one of necessity but one of free choice. This sense of unity expressed itself in the spirit of cooperation which character- ized the building of the class float and the preparations for the class-sponsored St. Valentine Dance. The Sophomores were now in a position to salve some of the wounds they had suf- fered the year before. This feeling was tempered by a genuine desire to see this years' Freshman Class as integrated a part of the college as the Sophomores had become. President ................................... Neil Dreibelbis Vice-Presidont......................Virginia Wells Secretary...................... Mary Louise Kelley Treasurer.......................... Gladys Albright Advisor ....................................... Mr. Stevens 23 CLASS OFFICERS — Left to right: Dotty Eckhort. socrotory; Armond Cinciripino. president; Joon Zioglor. treosuror; Thomos Eckhort, vico-presidont. 24 Don Krzywucki, Joon Ziegler, Donna Zimmerman, and Joff Piece pose with their class floot. The Junior Class With the start of the first semester, the Juniors began the last half of four very fruitful years of college living. Those who realized the significance of this moment might have felt a slight twinge of nostalgia. They were no longer timid Freshmen or more self-assured Sophomores, but, along with the Seniors, they had become the patriarchal leaders of the school. Respon- sibilities weighed more heavily upon their shoulders. However, most of the Juniors did not stop to pay reverence to this fleeting moment. They were busy with the Home- coming float, with ordering their class rings, and with early-bird planning for the All- College Revue. And so the moment went by unnoticed, and the Juniors became senior members in the college fraternity. President ..................... Armond Cinciripino Vice-President .................... Thomas Eckhart Secretary ........................ Dorothy Hieber Treasurer ........................... Joan Ziegler Advisor................................Mr. Hamme 25 Art Alliance Art is the transmission to others of tho highest and best feelings of man. Anonymous Comprising freshmen and sophomore art students, this organization strives for a broader understanding of art. Picturesque slides of German architecture, landmarks, and scenic spots .presented by an art alum- nus complemented a program of guest speakers and discussion groups. Frequently. Art Alliance effectively teams with the Art Education Society in its various efforts. President...................... Robert Krewson Vice-President ............. Gary Leibensperger Secretary...........................Susan Shaw Treasurer.......................Sandra Robinson Advisors .................................. Mr. Mantz Dr. Pawling ART ALLIANCE Loft to right, Frit row: D. Lovin. S. English. G. Livolsborgor. S. Show. S. Robinson. R. Krewson. R. Brown. A. Harding. Second row: C. Wolker. J. Noskrot. J. Tajirian. J. Murray. J. Timmins. J. Moyer. R. Troxoll. K. Farr. J. Stouffcr. L. Kopp. R. Fox. I. Blockor. Third row: M. Hopp. A. Pullman. J. Possmoro. R. Irwin. V. Cordosco. M. Zioglor, B. Grons- bock. M. Crothers. D. Ruggiori. J. Mongol. H. Gadomski. B. Shinn. S. Fellor. K. Encolowski. Fourth row: Mr. Monti. L. Johnson. S. Rhodin, S. Coppits. C. Hord. F. Ashton. M. Lundgron. L. Borkor. J. Groves. E. Scout. C. Whalen. B. Foloy. F. Thoimer. S. Spicor, J. Wonrich. Fifth row: N. Gongoll. P. Troxoll. C. Bigg. P. Mooro. V. Holdren. G. Grier. J. Wogenr. V. Wikowski. J. Cimbolisto. S. Alwino. B. Lonort. L. Lorah. M. Hartgen. S. Flood. K. Rodemoker. Mrs. Sloot. Sixth row: C. Puskor. J. Andrachick, F. Matus. B. Yodlosky. 8. Wimmor. M. Goos. C. Franc. D. Ronck. B. Wober, E. Michelson. S. Karforman. L. Altman. J. Diehl. J. Brubakor. C. Longkomor. N. Dreibelbis. Soventh row: A. Motalovogo. B. Nowman, R. Rusnock, E. Zollner, C. Coolick, G. Bryant. C. Hosslor. B. Dunlop. J. Yornoll, J. Wardrop. J. Brosch. J. Gottscholk. B. DeMarco. C. Molick, G. Eckhart. R. McLean. T. Mahlo. J. Toosdale. V . Kruse. 26 Art Education Society In every art it is good to have a master. George Herbert The Art Education Society apparently feels the same as does George Herbert. This year the members have listened to both master teachers and master craftsmen. The high spot of the year was their visit to Mr. William Costigan, a professional de- signer of glassware, wrapping paper, nap- kins, and cards. President Vice-President Secretary ... Treasurer ... Advisors .... .. Raymond Engle ........ Ted Olilc . . Velda Hershey Christine Althouse . . . Mr. Grossman Mr. Hayslip ART EDUCATION SOCIETY Loft to right, First row: C. Hossol. S. Wollor. D. Zimmer- man. B. Scmoltz, 8. Mungor. D. Wombold. S. Allport. S. Grow. Second row; D. Matrision. P. Strouso. B. Schnell, B. Morgan. F. Morso. A. Horper. M. Worron, D. Hiober, M. A. Gono. M. Zimmerman. Third row: A. Foresty. R. Casnor. H. Hixon. M. Rio. P. Drumm. C. Cortocci. M. Stoudt, C. Tomlinson. A. Lindner. V. Flock. Standing: Mr. Hoyslip. D. Krzysicki. R. Alberti. B. Schweitzor. M. John Miller. C. Milcwski, J. Stinsmon. A. Cinciripino. J. Piece. J. Tomosovitch, B. Reilly. A. Sower. J. Yodor, T. Olik. D. Ellmoro. Mr. Grossman. 27 Wo are the music-malcers .. Arthur O'Shaughnessy The Band, under the leadership of Mr. Roy Thomas, is the group which makes the music at the Kutztown football games. Following football season, the organization this year metamorphosed into the Concert Band group v hich replaces the Orchestra. President.................................Errol Zellner Vice-President......................Donald Roan Secretary.........................Virginia Wells Advisor.................................... Mr. Thomas Essence I’ll call for pen and ink and write my mind. William Shakespeare Essence, making its debut on the Kutztown scene, is designed to provide an outlet for the creative minds of the college. The lit- erary magazine includes student essays, short stories, poetry and art work. The pub- lication is pledged to present the best of student work, constantly improving in style, presentation, and variety of content. Band Editor-in-Chief . . Associate Editors Advisors .. James Sochan ... Robort Downs Tony Matalavago Chester Haas ..... Mr. Harris Mr. Bush 28 Photography Club It is a world to see. John Lyly These photographers not only see the world but also shoot it as well! Novices acquaint themselves with the anatomy of a camera and with fundamental processes. The more advanced members indulge in friendly com- petition among themselves, seeking to im- prove their skill and technique. This year the group has inaugurated a new service that promises to provide even more experi- ence—the photographing of college func- tions for the yearbook. President..............................Gladys Rider Vice-President.....................Charles Miner Secretary-Treasurer....................Betsy Smaltz Layout Chief.......................William Gosch Publicity Chairman ................ Shirley Weller Advisor.........................................Mr. Sawyer Alpha Beta Alpha My Boole and Heart Shall Never Part. New England Primer ALPHA BETA ALPHA Loft to right, Soatod: L. Millor, Mitt Mongol. L. Soponis, H. Mudry. G. Erwin. L. Roichard. Mrs. Yost. N. Wobstor. Second row: S. Burkort, Mr. Stevons, D. Viovors, C. Moll. J. Kendall, M. Richards. C. Wornor, P. Hoover. I. Buch, P. Carlson, S. Knoobol. Third row: P. Gorman. S. Fonstor- machor. E. Stahl. J:. Fostor. W. Karasky. Books and libraries are close to the hearts of the members of Alpha Beta Alpha, the national society for library science students. However, many of the members were will- ing to part with old textbooks to support the chapter's special project of supplying textbooks for college students in Korea. President............. Vice-President Secretary ......... Treasurer ......... Historian-Reporter Advisor............ Leocadia Soponis . .. Helen Mudry ...... Gail Erwin .. . Lois Reichard ...... Jerry Fritz .... Mr. Stevens 29 Commuters I journeyed fur, I journeyed fas'; I glad I foun’ de place at las'! Joel Chandler Harris If is often a question of debate whether the commuter, who drives with one eye open, will arrive at las' for that eight-thirty class! Commuting Men's Club President................................ Louis Howells Vice-President .............. Roderick Dunkle Secretary ......................... John Frank Treasurer ..................... Harold Huber Advisor..........................Mr. John White Commuting Women's League President ..................... Miriam Loose Vice-President................. Mary Jo Romani Secretary............................... Marcia Musket Treasurer...................... Harriet Uliasz Advisor ....................... Miss Rickenbach COMMUTING WOMEN Left to right, First row: S. Stump, J. Mock. J. Morgan. M. Musket. M. Aboln, J. Eisonhort. J. Wort . H. Uliasz. V. Wahl, C. Moll. K. Lucas. J. Hanna. R. Koch. L. Roosor, N. Blonkon- billor. Second row: S. Moyer. R. Henry. M. Sponnuth. V. Kroonig. P. Damorio. D. Cambrio. K. Weaver. M. Wingert. 0. DoTurk, G. Ryan, S. Marshall. 8. Shinn. R. Moron. L. Kopp. E. Munger. R. Mohl. M. A. Fessior. L. Bockor. S. Manning. 8. Griesemer. Third row: P. Hoffmon. E. Kulp. B. Rapp. C. Lowo. E. Schlogol. 0. Worfz, R. Fox. D. Klino. D. Swoyer. N. Calebrio. L. Dovis. M. Felegy. D. Clouser. S. Brensingor, J. Adams. R. Gross. M. lischor. Fourth row: M. L. Toyo. L. Momrno. G. Piazza. M. L. Kelly. L. Sell. J. Lapi. M. J. Harfgon, P. Rothonbergor. M. McFaddon. L. Quottrock. R. Ronomus, J. Zieglor, M. A. Divinoss. M. J. Romani. J. Klock, A. Thomas, M. I. Crothors. 0. JoxHeimor, G. Zioglor, M. Edgar, B. Hortline, R. Gittlemon, A. Custer. M. A. Schoffor. COMMUTING MEN Left to right, First row: M. Zopp. L Givlor. R. Stine. R. Shonor. F. Fahronbach, C. Schach, M. Raymond. F. Zajdo- wicz. R. Heist. G. Mohr, D. Adams. R. Snydor. C. Person. N. Facchiano. R. Ungor. J. Altori. Socond row: B. Reichort. R. Hoffnor, J. Sossomon. M. Stophens. R. Rundlo. K. Good- hart, J. Willioms. D. Rhionhort. F. Kohm. E. Smith, G. Stump, 0. Floming. R. Fullmor. R. Furniss, J. Hite. Third row: L. Willioms. J. Hoik. J. Shadda. D. Cobb. F. Kutz. W. Cruso. W. Hasslor. J. Yornell. L. Hossler, J. Gottscholk. D. Trout- man. B. Dunlop. R. Roberts. H. Storn, R. Phillips. M. Millor. J. Gallagher. Fourth row: J, O’Donnell, L Canfield. D. Ger- hart. O. Mills. R. Doberman, L. Howoll, D. Cotdron, P. Rohrig. J. Frank. J. Synder, J. Brosch. R. Jones, T. Miller. N. Alpaugh. R. Marburgor, J. Teosdolo. H. Huber. N. Lucas, L. Hofflor, H. Timko, R. Fogoly. R. Kuhn, H. Milandor. 30 CONCERT DANCE Left to right. First row: H. Spindlor. P. Noiswenter. A.. Horper. J. Sterner. Second row: S. Lindonmuths. V. Cor- dosco. P. Golloghor. S. Engliih. A. Tenjhow. V. Shultz. P. Foley. S. Blome. J. McClofforty, R. Troxell, J. Moyer. Concert Dance Contemporary Affairs Forum The present interests me more than the past and the future more than the present. Benjamin Disraeli The poetry of the foot. . John Dryden Throughout the year members of Concert Dance practice and improve their skills in modern dance. As an integral part of the May Dag pageant, the members present a recital, the culmination of their efforts. The dances for this year's pageant, per- formed to well-known show tunes, were choreographed by the ambitious members. President ...................... Sandra Blome Secretary .................. Phoebe Nciswenter Treasurer................... Jacqueline Sterner Advisor .................................. Miss Mellner Events of current interest form the program material of the Contemporary Affairs Forum. The club was host to the Clearing House, a gathering of students from various Eastern Pennsylvania colleges. Representa- tives of both parties presented their party’s platform to those assembled. Chairman ................... Eugene Schrope Secretary ...................... Larry Miller Treasurer .................. Robert Nusbaum Advisor ........................ Dr. Prentiss CONTEMPORARY AFFAIRS FORUM Loft to right, Seated: I. Erntt. P. Henry. Dr. Prontiss. E. Schropo. R. Nusboum. L. Miller. M. Miezifis, V. Dovij. Stand- ing: H. Milondcr. D. Lonorgon. M. DolPozzo. E. McDonald. R. Grim. F. Friodmon, C. Person. R. Kylo. C. Argali. N. Wellnor. D. Gerhart. D. Mossor. P. Swonlt. H. Colemon. F. Artz. 31 FELLOWCR AFTERS Loft to right, Rrit row: C. Werner. P. Hoovor. J. Yodor. E. Bordnor, E. Holo. G. Johnson, 0. Freomon, J. Kershnor. Second row: J. Wonnor. J. Kondlor. M. Bower. C. Wollroth. J. Urmy, S. Heffelfinger, D. Bonnotch, R. Gelsinger, J. V right. Third row: J. Hohn, C. Arnold. M. Borron. C. Moyor. G. Goiger. S. Vosey. E. V oltors, E. Mougor, I. Borgor. Fourth row: R. Wimmor, Miss Wible. C. Snyder. J. Hohn. Fellowcraffers The life so short, the craft so long to learn. Geoffrey Chaucer Elementary and secondary education majors who desire to familiarize themselves further with painting, weaving, leatherwork and other arts and crafts are welcome to Fellow- crafters. The group investigates a wide range of creative activities in which the in- dividual may indulge his own particular interests. At Christmas, Mrs. Ruth Yoder, mother of one of the members, demon- strated ways to create unusual decorations for the season. President........................... Eleanor Hale Vice-President .................... Elodie Bordner Secretary-Treasurer................ Marcia Cavner Advisor ..................................... Miss Wible Drama Club The play's the thing. William Shakespeare The play is indeed the thing with the Drama Club, which concentrates a great deal of time and effort on its annual pro- ductions. This year it presented The Lark by Jean Anoilh. President ....................... Eleanor Hale Vice-President ................... Daniel Bare Secretary-Treasurer ........ Kathleen Borholter Social Chairmen .............. Gladys Albright Jeff Piece Program Chairman...................Fclmar Morse Advisors ............................ Mr. Foust Dr. Dustan 32 DRAMA CLUB L®ft to right, First row: Dr. Duston. M. Aboln, M. Enzmon, J. Shroinor. G. Albright. F. Mors®. E. Holo. G. Pieco. R. Schad. M. Wingort, K. Farr. Mr. Foust. Second row: M. Gone, J. Wonnor. M. Miozitis. M. Covnor. N. Dougherty. C. Moyor. C. Franc. B. Foley, S. Fo . S. Flood. S. Robinson. Third row: E. Spanglor. J. Nonnomochor. 8. Schell. C. Frock. P. Drumm. J. Lubos. R. Commins, A. Horpor. A. DeYoung. N. Orozi. D. Worley. J. Brubaker. Fourth row: A. Moto- lovoge. G. Yodor. J. Smith. R. Schweitzer. A. Rising. D. Roan. F. Wigg, G. Eckhort. W. Roilly. C. longkomor. R. Banmiltor, C. Natoli. Elementary Education Club Of all created things, the loveliost and most divine are children. William Canton The club's monthly meetings draw all students who are interested in teaching children and in professional growth. Mem- bers this year had an opportunity to com- pare Russian and American education, share Christmas with others, and learn more about creative dramatics. The program also included a field trip to Philadelphia to see educational television in action. President .......................... Jeanne Kelly Vice-President...................... Barbara Burns Recording Secretary ............. Marion Ninkovich Corresponding Secretary ............ Nancy Ruth Treasurer...........................Judy James Advisors ........................... Miss Bellows Dr. Miller ELEMENTARY CLUB Let� � o right, First row: G. Johnson. S. Drohor. V. Prathor Dr. Miller. B. Burns. S. Potser. N. Ruth. J. Jomes. J. Kelly. Miss Bollows. J. Myers. J. Yodor, E. Bordner. B. Jonnings. Second row: J. Wojciochowski. P. Lohuto. P. Henry. A. Dunltloborgor. M. Mooro. P. Folcono. C. Bilger. J. Williams, J. Zioglor. E. Horter. S. Marshall. C. Lohr. J. Krouzburg. J. Herdman. Third row: P. Miles. J. Wanner. C. Kistler, E. Koons, S. Wolls. M. Zorkowski. M. Schlogol. A. Miller. D. Frooman. E. Krail, S. Smith. J. Kerschner. J. Kondlor. R. Potteiger. L. Delgrosso. D. Duckonfiold. R. Sullivan. Fourth row: J. Fitzko. R. Cisick. D. Worley. K. Hendricks. B. Severns, B. Schnell. J. Sterlein. K. Keller. Fifth row: G. Adorns. E. Spangler. E. Smiociuch. A. Sullivan, M. Lischer, G. Gehman. J. Choston. J. Urmy. R. Schod, K. Schooffer. G. Milligan, C. Moyer. L. Holpp. D. Bonnotch. M. Lcchloitnor. I Gruver. P. Kirk. Sixth row: A. Tumos. J. Hahn. J. Prog. P. Eisol. P. Potors. S. Roimor. R, Gelsingor. G. Goigor. M. Polit. C. Arnold. P. Rinkor. P. Roinhard. D. Clousor. D. Prutz- man. S. Hofflefinger. W. Laser. P. Millard. Sovonth row: C. Epps, L. Toubitz. R. Cummings. R. Middlecomp. M. Schwartz. C. Harpol. S. Vosoy. E. Wolters, S. Snydor. J. Schmehl, R. Kern, S. Boyer. M. Asionis, R. Wimmer. Eighth row: J. Honry. C. Fredericks, C. Wettorou. H. Kromor. E. Hickock. M. Slottica. J. Hartzoll, J. Wright. M. Covner. J. Schultz. N. Rcoso. Ninth row: J. Seip, N. Focchiono. D. Reinert. F. Kohm. R. Zohner. M. Zirkowski. C. Frack, M. Fulton. M. Ludwig. D. Fessior. F. Rothenberger. D. Schultiz. P. Savage. J. Ponticelli. E. Mauger. S. Risholl. S. Coffin. C. Woundorly. M. 8earin, J. Yodor. J. Hahn. C. Snyder. G. Mottoro. R. Stone. 33 Freshman Collegiate Customs Committee Customs are almost a second nature. William Goodwin Those on the Freshman Collegiate Customs Committee make certain that the customs and traditions of Kutztown become second nature to their proteges, the incoming Freshmen. Although customs is approached with trepidation by Freshmen, the experi- ence stimulates class spirit, creates oppor- Great Books Forum The best companions are the best books. Lord Chesterfield Students at Kutztown State College who are interested in renewing old acquaint- ances, their best companions, attend the Great Books Forum which meets monthly to read and talk about literary master- pieces. The club was a new organization on campus this year. Students have had the opportunity to share their views on works such as Tolstoy's The Death of Ivan llych, Shakespeare's Macbeth, and The Declara- tion of Independence. President .................... Motro Lazorak Vice-President ................. Henry Timko Corresponding Secretary . .. Edan Mai Michelson Recording Secretary ....................Jane Turner Advisor.........‘..................Mr. Gable CUSTOMS COMMITTEE loft to right, First row: A. Tumot. M. Gone, B. Swift. B. White. J. Fitzko. ). Turnor. Second row: B. Schmidt. R. Nusboum. J. Skinkws, J. Brett, B. Schmoltz. tunities to meet people, and provides a host of memories. Robert Nussbaum John Stinsman James Brett John Skinkus Joseph Smith Elmer Long Jane Turner Anne Tumas June Fitsko James Wells Robert Fegley William Orr John Frank Patricia German Sandra Lee Burkert Bonnie Swift Betsy Smaltz Bonnie White Mary Anne Gone Pat Charowsky Barbara Schmidt 34 Geography Club So simple is the earth wo tread . . Stapford A. Brooke The Geography Club members have found that the earth is not so simple, that there are diverse people treading it. Speakers have covered much of the globe in their talks. Mr. J. Robert Bazley spoke on the work which he did in Great Britain during World War II to develop its strip-mining operations. Miss Alliene Chant spoke about and showed artifacts from Africa and the Far East. President ....................... Margaret Kirk Vice-President ........................... Dale Meiser Secretary-Treasurer............ Frank Friedman Advisors .......................... Dr. Moyer Mr. Slick GEOGRAPHY CLUB L ft to right. Firs� row; M. Toye. D. Moisor. M. Kirk. F. Friedman. H. Brown. Second row: V. Hortzog, G. Yoogor. A. Do Young. M. Stoigorwalt. M. McFaddon. Third row: D. Lovoring. J. Gollaghor. Fourth row: Mr. Slick, N. Kurtz. F. Zoidowicz. R. Hoist, W. Urlond. Dr. Moyor. Heidelberg Philharmonic Music is nothing else but wild sounds civilized into time and tune. Thomas Fuller Anyone who has listened to the cacophony of the Heidelberg Philharmonic might be inclined to think that its wild sounds are still uncivilized. Attired in hilarious depar- tures from conventional band attire, this group enlivened many school functions. Although there is nothing mysterious about its brand of music, the Heidelberg was our secret weapon used for stimulating enthusi- asm among the spectators at the basketball games. President........................ Lanier Schlegcl Secretary-Trecsurer ............. Anthony Rising Kapellmeister........................Donald Roan Advisor .................................... Miss Willits THE HEIDELBURG Loff fo right. Sootod: S. Himmolbcrgor, J. Stinsmon. Mi� Willits, L. Schlogel. E. Zollner. Standing: D. Borkoy. A. Rising. D. Jacoby. D. Roan. R. Shonor. 35 I Choir Alas for those that never sing, but dies with all their music in them. Oliver Wendell Holmes Dr. Henry Casselberry sees to it that the members of the choir will never die with all their music in them. At both the Christmas and Spring Concerts, the choir combined its efforts with that of the Concert Band in presenting impressive programs. President ......................... Lowell Hawk Vice-President ................. Gladys Albright Secretary...................... Mary Jane Lehigh Conductor....................................Dr. Casselberry KAPPA DELTA PI Loft to right, Seated: D. Zimmormon. J. Kelly. C. Arnold, Dr. Grosh, J. Jonet, J. Wanner. G. Milligan. M. Toye. Second row: C. Houser. J. Smith. E. Koons. J. Derr. F. Mann. L. Soponis, J. Shroinor. J. Zondlo, S. Heckor. D. Wirtr. P. Beck, M. Nagle. Third row: M. Gorhart. V. Davis. J. Nissley. N. Rooso. 8. Barton. M. Schultz. J. Wotors. M. Kuntz, F. Fohrenboch. R. Miller. L. Morgan. Fourth row: E. Erdmon, W. 8owmon. C. Morris, H. Colomon. C. Argali, W. Grous. grubor, D. Ellmore, V. Hertzog. Kappa Delta Pi Whence is thy learning? hath thy toil O'er books consumed the midnight oil? John Gay The members of Kappa Delta Pi are prob- ably the chief burners of the midnight oil. Once a month, however, they leave their lamps long enough to attend a chap- ter meeting. The meetings have included a talk by State House Representative Janet Reibman on legislation for education and a social evening with the freshmen and sophomores on the Dean's List. President........... Vice-President...... Secretary .......... Treasurer ........... Recording Historian Advisors .......... William Bowman .... Vivian Davis Leocadia Soponis .... Elmer Long ....Faye Mann ..... Dr. Gresh Miss Christ 36 Resident Men's Association Lot men say wo be men of good government . . William Shokespeare RESIDENT MEN-S ASSOCIATION Loft to fight, Sootod: R. Nuibaum, E. Erdman, L. Morgan, T. Sebo. E. Schropo. Standing: A. Cinciripino. R. Landgroon, K. Umbenhouor. H. Coleman, M. Fasnacht. R. Moyer. J. Brett, D. Krzywicki. The men of good government at Kutz- town, the Resident Men's Association Council, plans a number of activities throughout the year. The Thanksgiving Dance, Men's Open House, Men's Lunch- eon, and the Spring Assembly are a few R. M. A. sponsored attractions. The council is responsible for the manage- ment of the men's dormitory as well as for the planning of social activities. President................................... Lewis Morgan Vice-President ................... Edward Erdman Secretary-Treasurer................. Robert Keller Advisor...........................Mr. John White R. W. C. A. Tho society of women is the foundation of good manners. Johann von Goethe The women at K. S. C. socialize under the auspices of R. W. C. A. which sponsors a number of social events. The Christmas Party, with its hilarious skits, musical num- bers, and imitations of favorite college personnel, was the highlight of its program. The greater part of the time R. W. C. A. strives to remedy complaints brought to them by the dormitory women and to main- tain good discipline. President .................................. Volda Flaclc Vice-President...................... Barbara Burns Secretary........................Leocadia Soponis Treasurer........................ Mary Ellen Yates Advisor ..................................... Miss Rickenbach R. W. C. A. Loft to right, Sootod: J. Oplingor, L. Soponit, V. Hock. B. Burnt. M. Yotos. Standing: N. Ruth. G. Albright. P. Roinort. 8. Morgon, S. Allport. KEYSTONE L«ft to right, Krtt row: R. Nutbaum. J. Sochon. G. Erwin. S. Show. R. Miller. A. Pollmon, J. Skinku� , I. Balthoter. Second row: Dr. Co . K. Katr, N. Webjter, C. Wollroth. K. Koch. M. H. Goes. L. Kent. Third row: J. Wagner. P. Rinkor. G. Albright. S. Robinjon. G. Eckhort. H. Diohl. M. E. Adam . J. Lubas. D. Voivars. Keystone All I know is what I see in the papers. Will Rodgers We trust that the student body here at Kutztown has a bit more knowledge than Will Rodgers modestly admitted having. Nevertheless, a student unacquainted with The Keystone is missing one of the best sources of campus news. Editor............ Co-News Editors . Co-Feature Editors Co-Sports Editors Circulation ...... Business Manager . Photographer .... Advisor........... Ronald Horvath .... Sail Erwin Susan Shaw . . . John Skinkus Richard Miller . James Sochan Robert Nusbaum . . Iris Balthaser Angela Pullman . . . Floyd Miner ........Dr. Cox «.• r Keystonia Written with a pen of iron, and with the point of a diamond. Bible The Keystonia staff sincerely hopes that his yearbook and the rich memories it recalls will prove as enduring as the philosophy of the above quotation. Editor............. Business Manager . Class Editor....... Photography Editor Literary Editor . .. Art Editor......... Women's Sports . . Men's Sports....... Secretory.......... Advisors........... ... Joanna Shreiner . .. . Janet Oplinger .........Jean Smith Helen Klingelhoeffer , . . . Marjorie Kuntz ......Thoodore Olik .. Margaret Schultz ...... Richard Kuhn ... Barbara Schmidt ......Mr. Pawling Dr. Heilman Mr. Gable KEYSTONIA Loft to right, Standing: J. Shroinor, Dr. Hoilmon. Dr. Paul- ing, R. Kuhn. G. 8ryant, T. Olit. First row: M. E. Adams, J. Oplingor. F. Mann, M. Wiloman. P. Start. E. Smicciuch. H. Klingelhooffor. Second row: C. Hoffman. E. Koons. M. Schultz. G. Albright. B. Schmidt. S. Shaw. 39 Service Club This is man's highest end, To others' service all his powers to bend. Sophocles SERVICE CLUB L«ft to right, First row: J. Hortzoll. E. Holo, P. Sovago. N. Wollnor. N. Rees©. E. Hortor. E. Spongier. Second row: Mr. Sharp©. C. Arnold, E. Stopp. E. Walters, P. Chorowsky. V. Holdron, C. Woundorly. J. Soip. D. Worloy. K. Encolowski. G. Grior, P. Rinkcr, Mr. Slick. The services provided by the Service Club may not seem to warrant such an extrava- gant introduction as the above quotation implies. The members, however, do bend their powers to make college affairs as pleasant as possible: they escort people to their seats, distribute programs, and check coats. Most important, they perform these services with courtesy and tact. President Vice-President Secretory ... Advisors .... .. . Nancy Reese Nicholas Wellner .... Joan Soifrit . .. . Mr. Sharpe Mr. Slick 40 Secondary Education Club I can easier teach twenty what were good to be done, than be one of the twenty to follow my own teaching. William Shakespeare The Secondary Education Club, designed to meet the needs of secondary majors, would not subscribe to the above position since teacher growth is as important as teaching the twenty plus. A highlight of the group’s program is the combined ban- quet with the Elementary Club. The Sec- condary Club heard two panel discussions on teaching, one by student teachers and the other by in-service teachers. President .......................... Clair Argali Vice-President ................... Dorothy Wirtz Secretary......................... Claire Loschick Treasurer............................James Sochan Advisors ..................................... Dr. Howard Dr. Skeath SECONDARY EDUCATION CLUB Left to right. First row: Dr. Howard. S. Stump. M. Ebinger, C. Loschick, C. Argali, C. Wirtz. S. Hecker, I. Shumaker. Dr. Skooth. Soeond row: J. English. N. Wollnor, D. Ebert. G. Palmer. V. Hortrog. L. Schlegel. R. Dunn. Third row: J. English. E. MacDonald. W. Rohr. D. Gountlott. B. Hoyer. J. McGurrin. R. Bechtel. R. Johnson, R. Millor. P. Swank, L. Morgan. Student Education Association Without ideals, without offort, without scholarship . . . there is no such thing as education. Abraham Flexner What are the latest issues in education? What do superintendents look for when they hire new teachers? The S. E. A. is interested in trends and topics which effect education and, indirectly, themselves. The members realize that such an interest is vital to the development of a sound educational system. President Vice-President Secretary ... Treasurer Advisors .... Charlotte Ohlinger ......Joan Yoder ......Jeanne Kelly . .. . Elodie Bordner ..........Dr. Finlc Dr. Beatty Men love to wonder, and that is the seed of our science. Ralph Waldo Emerson This year the Science Club has been won- dering” about stereophonic sound and about astronomy. This curiosity is a char- acteristic of the organization whose only desire is to keep abreast with recent de- velopments in science. The club has ex- tended its interest to include area high schools: a science conference for surround- ing school districts took place March 23. The group has worked in conjunction with the entire science department to make the conference a memorable and purposeful one. President . .. Vice-President Secretary .. . Treasurer ... Advisor ...... ... . Elmer Long William Bowman Mary Kneeream . Samuel Pacific .... Dr. Green P. S. E. A. Lot� to right, First row: S. Patti. J. Lopi. A. Sullivon, J. Purnell, P. Lohuto, K. Korchner. D. Froomon. P. Kyrtz. G. Hozelton. T. Cisiclt. Second row: Dr. Bcotty. L. Toubitz. J. Preg. J. Swopo. D. Morrow. L. Erdman. M. Ninkovitch, J. Kelly. J. Yodor, E. Bordnor. J. Jomos. J. Kondler. C. Wot- terou. J. Kershnor, P. Biel. C. Woundorly, C. Haos, Dr. Finlc. Third row: R. Nusboum, F. Obold. J. Woiciechowski. V. Shultz. C. Frodrick. G. Kramer. J. Wright. E. Mougor. M. Covnor. T. Undorcofflor. J. Hohn. J. Schefflor. K. Keller. M. Mios. P. Peters. C. Horpel. R. Zehner. J. Henry. D. Gauntlott. BIBLE STUDY Left to right. First row: F. Mann. J. Derr. M. Wlloman. ). Choiton. C. Mann. J. Urmy. E. Holt. F. Obold. Second row: F. Mohl. C. Wettorou. J. Myers. D. Harvey. J. Smith. J. Kon. doll, P. Moore. C. Moyer. Third row: R. Schad. R. Commins. E. '•Vert. G. Kramer. S. Robinson, E. Bomberger, J. Kreuz- burg, R. Brown. C. Miller. Fourth row: D. Morrow. G. Gehmon, D. Fink. H. Hixson. J. Bock, R. Kyle. S. Gross. Fifth row: J. Ebert. M. Schultz. E. Koons. A. Thomas. D. Dovis. ). Possmoro. G. Lofoy. Standing: E. Shofor. C. Cowlos. E. Bordner. R. Cosner. V. Flack. M. Zimmerman. C. Bilger. B. Gronsboch, E. Stopp, L. Holpp. N. Maos. L. Schlogel. R. Millor. J. English. H. Shuler. Bible Study What saith the scripture? Bible The Bible Study group uses the scriptures as a basis for discussing problems which face college students. At the group's annual banquet, Rev. C. H. Didden spoke on the topic Two Masters. based on Christ's treatment of the subject in the Sermon on the Mount. President Vice-President Secretary ... Treasurer Advisor ...... Fred Obold Richard Miller Fayo Mann Richard Kyle . Dr. Pawling 42 Interfaith Forum Faith is the force of life. Leo Tolstoy Throughout the year Interfaith Forum pre- sented programs centered around the theme, Religion in Education. Various guest speakers, such as Professor Wilbur Hollman of Cedar Crest College and Dr. Felix Gingrich of Albright College, pre- sented religion in the areas of music, philo- sophy and history. President .......................... John Ziegler Vice-President.................... Lanier Schlegel Secretary....................................Clair Leschick Treasurer..............................Nancy Ruth Advisors ........................... Mrs. Mathias Mr. Weiss INTERFAITH FORUM Loft to right, First row: R. McLoon, J. Ponticolli. J. Hito, C. Porson. R. Monk. R. Miller. Second row: J. Urmy. D. Freoman, E. Smicciuch. J. Brindlinger. C. Monn, N. Doug- herty. M. J. Goes. L. Schlegel. N. Ruth. C. Leschick. J.. Ziegler. J. Stinsmon, M. Fulton. F. Rotherborger. M. Enz- mon. P. Kirk. M. Millard, A. Sullivan. S. Dreher. Mr. Weiss. Third row: J. Urmy. E. Bordner. C. Kistler. J. Wonnor. C. Werner. J. Sternor. D. Bonnotch. K. Katz. S. Heffelfinger. P. Kurtz. J. Yoder. P. Falcone. C. Bilger, B. Gransback. A. DeYoung. P. Kirk. P. Lohuto. V. Prother. M. Covnor. Fourth row: R. Kerstettor. D. Gounllott. V. Flock, A. Lindner, M. Lehigh K. Farr. S. Flood. C. Fronc. S. Wolls. B. Sovorns. K. Encelewski. A. Thomas. M. Zimmorman, C. Lehr, E. Krail. S. Smith. I. Balthasor. J. Swartley. P. Sovoge, G. Yoder. J. English. Fifth row: F. Obold, J. Bock. B. Schmidt. E. Stopp. J. Woiciechowski. R. Golsinger, D. Fessler. E. Spanglor, D. Morrow, D. Ebert. E. Maugor. G. Kramer. J. Hohn. K. Hendricks. G. Hozclton. M. Riu, M. Gerhort, V. Cool, K. Bartholomew. $. Potts. D. Mosser. Sixth row: C. Deutsch, S. Show, C. Hoffman, B. Weber, J. Cheston. J. Seip. D. Werley. J. Wright, P. Mios. S. Robinson, J. Brubaker. J. Storloin. H. Zongorlo. J. Diehl. C. Wounderly. B. White. J. McGurrin, E. McDonold. Seventh row: W. Urlond. G. Ferronce. D. Hosslor. R. Kylo. D. Schnoder, G. Bryant. K. Umberhouer. 45 Lutheran Students Association A safe stronghold our God is still, a trusty shield and weapon. Martin Luther After beginning the school year with a get- acquainted meeting, the Lutheran students went on to fill the calendar v ith regular weekly meetings, holiday parties, a square dance, and a spaghetti dinner. Fellowship is not the only function of L. S. A. Like the founder of their denomination, the Lutheran students realize that faith in God is a trusty shield against the temptations of life. President ......................... Iris Balthaser Vice-President...................Sue Ann Knoebel Secretary........................Barbara Schmidt Treasurer ....................... Gladys Albright Advisor....................................... Mr. Hammo LUTHERAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION Loft to right, First row: M. A. Schlogol. J. Brindlingor. S. A. Knoebol. T. Lamb. N. Levering, B. 8©oth. Second row: S. Wollj. C. Lynn, J. Young. E. Sutton. I. Bolthosor, R. Gol- singer. Third row: M. L. Schlogol, S. Boyer. B. Smalt . G. Ridor. D. Clousor. D. Fessior. Fourth row: E. Sponglor. S. Rishoill. J. Willioms. M. Bower. C. Diohl, 8. Schnell. Fifth row: P. Millord. G. Goigor. M. Spindlor. P. Nowhord. V. Shultz, J. Purnoll. Sixth row: J. Hortzoll. M. E. Hafor, D. Handwork. S. Pocsok. M. Ziegler. Seventh row: D. Schnodor. G. Ferroneo. J. Swortloy. J. Swopo. J. Wright. G. Albright. Eighth row: K. Umbonhauor. S. Potts. R. Bochtol. D. Hosslor. C. Fathers. S. Hoyman. Ninth row: 8. Rapp. J. Yoder. B. Schmidt. P. Kurtz. J. Losor. L. Grovor. Tenth row: K. Kollor. J. Korshnor. J. Kondlor. B. Dotwilor. L. Erdman. B. Barton. Standing: G. Ovorpock, A. Grconawalt, C. Bigg, J. Ido, M. Cavner. C. Snyder. C. Langkamer. D. Christman. J. Boblovy. G. Eckhort. Mr. Hammo. Mr. Colo. Pastor Wolfe. Pastor Heckman, M. E. Borkonstock. L. Bateman, B. Wimmor. S. Rhodin. B. L. Hointzolmon. 44 Methodist Student Movement Religion is the hope of life, the anchor of safety, the deliverance of the soul. Napoleon Bonaparte The Methodist Student group, which was formed last year, is a comparatively new organization on campus. The general theme for the year, marriage and religion, was presented in the film One Love—Con- flicting Faiths at a joint meeting of three campus religious groups. Other activities of the year were the spring picnic and the All-State Conference for Methodists at Indiana State College. President.......................Carol Franc Vice-President.............Barbara Ann Foley Secretary-Treasurer ................. Donald Gauntlett Advisor ........................ Mr. Thomas METHODIST CLUB L ft to right. First row: K. Farr, F. Rothonborger. B. Foloy. C. Franc. D. Gauntlett. Second row: Rev. Flood. E. Spongier, J. Waters. H. Gerhort. G. Horelton. M. Fulton. Third row: Mr. Thomas. V. Prothor. R. Kromer. D. Thornley. J. Allen. R. Woir. Canterbury Club .. In rituals and faith oxcell Chimed out the Episcopaloan bell. George Bungay Answering the call of this bell are the mem- bers of the Canterbury Club. The program for the year has emphasized a study of the beliefs of the Episcopal Church followed by a study of the beliefs held by other Protestant denominations. President ................... George Bryant Secretary-Treasurer .... Carolyn Wunderley Advisor..........................Dr. Hesse CANTERBURY CLUB Loft to right. Seated: S. Allport. K. Barr. Dr. Hosso. Deon Waters. D. DuclonfJold. C. Roctard. Standing: E. Boudmon. C. Woundorly. Dr. Smith. F. Ashton. J. Toosdolo. G. Bryant. 45 Newman Club If any man would come after me, let him deny himself and take up his cross and follow me. The Bible On the second and fourth Tuesday of each month, a faithful band of Newman Club members take up their crosses for the long hike to St. Mary's Church. Prefaced by the rosary and benediction, guest speakers from surrounding communities discuss re- ligious views on such topics as marriage and family living. The St. Patrick’s Day Blue Room party highlights a schedule of social events designed to help students grow socially as well as spiritually. President ........................James Ponticello Secretary...........................Margaret Mies Treasurer ....................................Jean Kelly Advisor............................... Mr. Patton NEWMAN CLUB Loft to right, First row: M. Sladicko. M. Zorkowski. F. Polischak, J. Hanno. F. Snydor. C. Whalon. Socond row: T. Cadmus. D. Wirtz. J. Turnicky. C. Hoffman. 8. Ball. P. Enzmon, J. Getz. C. Notoli. Third row: J. Zondlo. H. Gad- omski. A. Millor, G. Zordy. M. Donogon, 0. Motrijian. 0. Krzswicki, C. Milowski. Fourth row: M. Dodpozzo. P. Honry. A. Pullmon, P. Cobots. R. Kovich, J. Jamos, P. Lahuto. S. Messina. Fifth row: J. Krupa, D. Shollis, P. Folcono. A. Sullivan. T. Sozick. L. Kovelesky. T. Brumbach. H. Dugan. Sixth row: R. Alberti. M. Perazzotti. J. Zondlo. W. Hosslor. P. Swank. J. Smith. J. Sullivan. G. Koppes. Sovcnth row: C. Frock. D. Pisanick, B. Fuko. J. Henry. J. Lubos. L. Taubitz. J. Woicicchowski. E. Mossonlohnor. Sido: Fothor McNamora. Father Fox, Mr. Patton. J. Ponticollo. J. Drier. J. Kelly. P. Mies. P. Chorowsky. S. Subjin. M. Mooro. G. Mottero. J. Fitsko. S. Hart. W. Romono. United Student Fellowship In him we live and move and have our being. The Bible Bi-monthly meetings of the United Student Fellowship group, which emphasizes Chris- tian fellowship, are held in St. Paul's United Church of Christ. Subject matter for dis- cussions this year encompassed a com- parative study, led by Rev. Robert Harting, on the Christmas story from Saints Mat- thew, Luke and John; a contemporary film strip entitled This Sustaining Bread; and an analysis of Science and Religion by Mr. Amos Sharpe. President ........................ Marilyn Riu Vice-President................... Mary Gerhart Secretary-Treasurer .............. Susan Coffin Advisor .................................. Mr. Sharpe UNITED STUDENT FELLOWSHIP Left to right, First row: M. Smith, C. Sholly. M. Lechleitnor. S. Coffin, M. Gorhort, M. Rio. Second row: Rov. Horting. K. HondricW. P. Sovoge. R. Potteiger, S. Vajey. M. Adorns. Third row: Mr. Sharpo, C. Haas. Westminster Club For where two or three are gathered together in my name, there I am in the midst of them. The Bible This year the two or three have gathered together to form a new religious group, the Westminster Club. Under the guidance of Dr. Joseph Howard, the students met monthly at St. Paul's United Church of Christ. The program centered around a study of the major beliefs of Protestantism. Dr. Eastwood, ministerial advisor, aided the group in their study. Advisor......................... Dr. Howard WESTMINSTER CLUB Left fo right, Sooted: B. Jennings, M. Worron. B. Gartner. C. Tomlinson. Standing: R. Downs. J. Hordmon. 8. Sovorns, Dr. Howord. Dr. Eostwood. Rev. Stoner. 47 sports Football FOOTBALL Loft to right. Pint row: Mr. Riiloy. R. Londgreon. R. Corion. R. Moyor. W. Norotil, W. Nili. R. Kylo. Mr. Pottoo. T. Chock. Second row: M. Fosnocht. J. Woihinjki. W. Wiggins. J. Sovo. L. Soblor. E. Honno, R. Bonmiller. P. Andorson. 0. Cobb. J. Kosolko. R. Eyrich. Third row: J. Fisher. 8. Politer. T. Williams. R. Hoborern. R. Scotese. D. McNicholos. R. Felsburg. H. Mattivo. L. Williomt. R. Koster. S. Mesiino. G. Simon. C. Bilello. Sparked by Sal Messina's passing and Dick Felsburg's receiving, Coach Patton's '59 Golden Avalanche again spurted late in the season as they had done in 1958. This season, the team finished with a 3-4-1 mark. Heavily-favored Mansfield and underdog Kutztown battled to a 0-0 deadlock in the rain and mud before a Homecoming Day crowd of twelve hundred. The defensive play of Dick Eyrich, Keith Wilcox, Pat Anderson, and Len Williams kept the Mans- field backs completely bottled up. An inter- ception in the end zone by Charlie Bilella cut off the visitor's farthest penetration. The opening game produced a nip-and- tuck battle with East Stroudsburg until the Pocono mountain boys broke loose in the third quarter for three touch-downs to wrap up the game 22-0. The Avalanche then traveled to Cheyney, defeating them 19-6. This win was followed by three straight de- feats at the hands of Millersville, Trenton, and New Britain. Although penalized a new national colleqiate record of 225 yards, K.S.C. managed to defeat the National Aggies 7-6. The team topped the season by edging out Montclair 6-3. Awards were given to Dick Kyle, most valuable player; Bill Nill, Captain; Len Williams, most valuable senior; and Ted Williams, most promising freshman; at the post-season banquet. 50 51 Basketball Coach Walt Risley and his history- making KSC cagers, led by veterans John Bishop, Tony LaScala, Arlan Burkert, Bob Furniss and Tom Mullen, wec.e strongly- favored contenders throughout the season for P.S.C.C. title. Supporting the five were Denny Bonser and Ron Lauchner, two Fresh- men stand-outs. After setting a school record of 105 points against Trenton's 60, the Avalanche charged up a 5-0 mark before encounter- ing West Chester and losing 67-48. The Golden Avalanche recharged and roared to seven straight victories, bringing the mark to 12-1. The Maroon again encoun- tered West Chester, losing a heart-breaker in overtime 68-67 before a sell-out crowd BASKETBALL Left to right, First row: J. Tolly. D. Bonsor. A. Burkorf. J. Bishop. T. Mullin, T. LoScalo, Mr. Risley. Second row: D. Hosslor. D. DoTurk. J. 8ruchak, J. McMollon, L. Thompson. J. Huntzinger. J. Sochan. Third row: D. Roifingor. C. Argali. R. Lochnor. G. Stomp. G. Fornoll, G. Kershner, R. Forniss. F. Morollo. of fourteen hundred. Coach Walt Risley's charges, still in the running for the P.S.C.C. title, journeyed to Cheyney to wrap up an- other victory 90-80. Trenton again appeared on the scene and again permitted the Maroon to set a new mark, I 16 points to their 70. The defeat at the hands of Ship- pensburg, with a 68-67 score dealt the death blow to Kutztown's hopes for the P.S.C.C. title this year. The outlook for next year shows a loss of only one player, Captain John Bishop. With practically the same squad returning next season, KSC fans can expect to see more records broken as our cagers take to the floor. 52 KSC . .... 105 Trenton SC . 60 KSC .... 71 Shippensburg SC . . . . 59 KSC . ... 87 Notional Agricultural . 55 KSC . ... 91 Kings College . 85 KSC . .... 101 East Stroudsburg SC . 99 KSC .... 48 West Chester SC ... . 67 KSC . .. . . 77 Bloomsburg SC . 70 KSC . .... 75 Millersvillo SC . 72 KSC . .... 86 Kings College . 72 KSC . .... 71 East Stroudsburg SC . 66 KSC . .... 71 Chcyney SC . 54 KSC . 67 Millersville SC . 61 KSC . .... 80 Bloomsburg SC . 60 KSC . .... 67 West Chester SC ... . 68 KSC . ... 90 Cheyney SC . 80 KSC . ... . 116 Trenton SC . 70 KSC . .... 67 Shippensburg SC . .. . 68 1370 1166 new school record 3 losses (best win and loss Over-all record 14 wins record) P.S.C.C. record 10 wins 3 losses 53 Tennis The tennis team, beginning its second year on campus, is looking forward to the opening match of its season. The team will face the teams of various state colleges and plans tentatively to meet those of nearby liberal arts colleges. Last year's veterans and a number of freshmen will compose the membership. The team is the only coed var- sity organization on campus, an unusual feature. Though inexperienced in varsity competition, the players hope to make a good showing for the college. The formation of the tennis team exemplifies the trend towards a broader athletic program. Cooch ...................... Daincl Bare Advisor................ Mr. Jason White TENNIS TEAM Loft to right: D. Fischl. F. Strouse. J. Klock. O. Adams, D. Gorhort. D. Powoll. J. Diohl, 0. Boor. D. DoTurk. E. Erdmon. R. Shiner. 54 Loft to right: P. Millard, D. De Turk, S. Alwine. M. J. Gooj, M. Atlonis. 8. Gronjbock. Bottom Photo: Veldo Flock. Hoad Chcorlcodor. Cheerleaders The peppy Kutztown cheerleaders, led by Velda Flack, did their utmost to stimulate enthusiasm amidst the spectators at football and basketball games this year. They introduced new cheers and new rou- tines to the old cheers. Their voices led the rest in response to Kerm Bartholomew's trumpeted charge and to the Heidelberg- introduced cheers! Hoarse throats were the only rewards for their spirited antics. 55 Pre-season indications show that Coach Walter Risley and a veteran diamond squad will be returning to give KSC a successful year at the plate and defensively in state conference baseball. Coach Risley's biggest problem now is to find replacements for the second base- man, third baseman, and general all-around utility man. Expected to back up the Ava- lanche attack will be outfielders Gene Ker- shner and Ron Moyer and a host of prospec- tive candidates, eagerly awaiting the cry Play ball! The infield will consist of first baseman Arlan Burkert, short stop John Dryer, and pitchers Art Sieger and Terry Deck who will do the apple-flinging for the Avalanche. Joining these veterans will be a score of promising freshmen. The team, backed by such material, will be fighting for a conference championship. Baseball 56 Track The track team, under the leadership of Coach Joseph Patton, is making prepara- tions for the opening of its season. The boys have been working out on their own and will soon begin scheduled practices. The discus, shot-put, javelin, high jump, and running events will be thoroughly covered. With the addition of new and promising material, the team is looking forward to a better sea- son than they enjoyed last year. 57 LEADERS CLU8 Left to right, Firjt row: E. Spongier. 8. Wolmor. E. Hoocock. D. Morrow. M. Slodicka, L. Kent. T. Millord. A. Dunkel- berger. F. Ashton, 8. Grombock. S. Moriholl. M. Smith. S. Rishoill. Second row: V. V itdowjki. J. Tojirion. D. Hoppol. J. Zondlo, D. Wirtx, C. Cool. G. Johnson, C.- Sholly, V. Flack. P. Sutton. M. Zimmormon. J. Zondlo. N. Ruth. E. Ernst. C. Rockord. N. Mordon. C. Diohl. M. Mooro. Third row: B. Soverns. I. Balthosor. J. Krupo. C. Coopor, E. Krofticion. F. Thoimcr. J. Wonrich, G. Palmor. J. McClofforty. A. Tumos. S. Subjin, G. Mottoro. J. Fitxko. C. Arnold. M. Schultz. V. Holdrcn. C. Cowlos. Fourth row: R. Cosnor. C. Epps. 8. Wimmor. J. Diohl, M. Goos, M. Adams. A. Lindnor, B. Morgan, S. Rhodin. C. Hord, Miss Glossford. H. Klingo'hooffor. J. Wotors. S. Wolls. C. Kistlor. E. Koons, C. Bilgor, F. Strouso. B. Shinn. J. Schlossor. E. Shofor. J. Grovos. Leaders Club Swing your pardner! the caller bel- lowed. And did we ever swing at the square dance sponsored by Leaders Club! Enjoy- ment is the club's middle name. Fun, recreation, instruction — all of these can be found in the college gymnasium on Thursday evenings. The club provides in- struction about the rules and regulations of each sport-in-season and later affords actual participation as a player or a referee. Training young women for leader- ship in and officiating at sports activities is a primary purpose of Leaders Club. Officers: President Vice-President Secretary . . . Advisor....... ..........Velda Flaclc ..... Carol Sholley .......Jackio Smith Miss Ruth Glassford 58 M. I. A. A. The capable hands of president Eugene Schrope directed a successful, exciting year of M. I. A. A. Out on the gridiron, Ron Marburger’s Lions outplayed the other teams with a perfect 6-0 score. Capturing honors for most valuable player was Tony LaScala. On the KSC hardwood, the Ring Baloney Five completely dominated the North League with a 9-0 score while the Rejects held on to first place in the South League with a score of 7-2. Mid-season stand-outs were Dick Tracy, Marv Miller, John Getz and Lou Saber. On the diamond, third hall under the management of Gene Schrope, is expected to hang on to the championship it won last year. Leading second hall will be Jim Bishop and Ron Kerstetter who, along with the rest of the team, predict that a new champion will be crowned at the season's end. The annual sports night again proved the most popular M. I. A. A. — sponsored event of its program. Eugono Schrope Marvin Miller Lewis Morgan Mr. Patton M. I. A. A. Loft to right, First row: J. Droyor. M. Roymond. R. Furniss. R. Korstcttor. 0. Roifingor. C. Porson. I. Williams. L. Givlor, W. Urland, G. Simon. C. Argali. T. Wright. E. Long. K. Bartholomew. Second row: L. Morgan. D. Krxywucki. J. Bock. L. Bright. G. Stomp. R. Nusbaum. H. Long. C. Shellhammor. M. Miller. E. Schropo. D. Reinort. J. McGurrin, N. Holtz- mon. C. Protrman. C. Puskor. Third row: T. Sabo. W. Diehl. J. Altiori. M. Del Pono. M. Fosnocht, J. Smith. J. Smith. J. Ziegler. C. Milowski, R. Moyer. T. Dock, W. Rissingor. S. Frey. M. Hassler, L. Sabler. J. Bruchok. Fourth row: Mr. Risloy. T. Mullon. R. Blokor. H. Zechmon. D. Lonorgon. J. Fronk. D. Schnador. H. Coleman. E. McDonald. J. Snydor. F. Art7, M. Berger. R. Bisbing. S. Mossino. R. Kyle. H. Fisher. J. Huntxinger. A. Seiger. President........... Vice-President Secrotary-T rcasurer Advisor............. 59 This song rang through the stillness of a solemn candlelight pledging ceremony and welcomed the new girls into this national honorary athletic sorority, Alpha Tau Kappa. Requirements for admission are the accumulation of a prescribed number of points through participation in sports and the maintenance of a good scholastic standing. Officers: President........................... Janet Oplingor Vice-President ...................... Lois Reichard Secretory ........................... Carol Sholley Treasurer ........................... Helen Mudry Advisors:.......................Miss Ruth Glassford Miss Edith Mellner TAU KAPPA Left to right. Seated: B. Barton. C. Shoily, J. Oplinger. H. Mudry. L. Roichord. M. Schultr. Standing: G. Erwin. F. Mann. J. Derr. V. Flocl. J. Zondlo, N. Ruth, E. Koonj. Tau Kappa Hail to thee Tau Kappa For friendship strong and true, For days of joy and gladness, For fun the whole year through, For sportsmanship we learned so well, And how to win or lose, We give our all and so we'll say Tau Kappa, hail to you! 60 W. A. A. Loft to right, Sooted: C. Sholly. H. Mudry. L. Roichord. J. Dorr. J. Diehl. F. Monn. Standing: M. Adorns, M. Goes, J. Oplingor. V. Flack. R. Cojnor, M. Sutton. Are you going to the WAA banquet? They always have good food, and we can see which senior athlete receives a special award. Other athletic girls also get awards for the number of points which they have accumulated. Each woman student becomes a member of the WAA as soon as she registers for college. The girls intramural sports program, which is the main objective of the WAA, Women's Athletic Association includes hockey, archery, life saving, swim- ming, volleyball, basketball, tennis and softball. Officers President ........ Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Advisor............ ....... Faye Mann ....... Jackie Diehl .......Judy Derr Miss Ruth Glassford 61 HONOR HOCKEY Lof� to right, Kneeling: 0. Wombold. J. 8rendlingor. F. Monn. G. Polmor. B. Cori, P. Sutton, B. Shinn, V. Flock. Standing: B. Schmidt. C. Coopor. J. Diehl, M. Adams, C. Sholly. E. Koons, A. Wornor. Miss Glossford. Honor Hockey We're the champs! This was the familiar cry echoing over the hills of Kutz- town on October 17, when the honor hockey team topped four schools to win the play day. Battling against players from Muhlen- berg, Moravian, Albright, and Cedar Crest, our fifteen girls showed their colors by de- feating all of them except Cedar Crest whom they tied 0-0. Our team acquired their skill through the rough and exciting intramural hockey games between the classes at KSC. 62 Honor Basketball Basketball, a popular sport at Kutztown, is well-represented by Carol Sholley and Velda Flack as co-captains of the honor team. The fourteen girls on this team dis- played their athletic skills at the annual play day which was held at Kutztown State College on February 20. By defeating Al- bright and Cedar Crest, Kutztown tied with Moravian for first place. No, the K-town girls are not asleep! They are still upholding the good reputation in athletics established by their predecessors. HONOR BASKETBALL Loft to right, Firit row: M. Enzmon. E. Scott. F. Theimer. C. Reckord. R. Cosner. V. Wollj. Socond row: V. Flock. Mijs Glossford. ). Sink. A. Werner. M. Adam , J. Diehl, C. Sholly. M. Gooj. 65 administration and faculty DEANS OF INSTRUCTION Loft to right: Dr. Bookey. Deon of Instruction; Dr. Gutokunst. Assistant to tho Doan of Instruction, and Director of tho Graduato Program. Deans of Instruction It is on the sound education of the people that the security and destiny of every nation chiefly rest. Louis Kossuth Here at State College, Kutztown, the re- sponsibility for the sound education of the student body rests with the Dean of In- struction, who must see that the academic program furthers just such an education. 66 Art Education Staff I don't know anything about art, but I know what I like. American Proverb This is not true of the art education major; he knows why he likes what he likes! ART Lof� to righ� : Dr. Pawling, Mr. Sowyor, Dr. Heilman, Mr. Moot . Miss Wible, Mr. Grossman, Dr. Hurwihr, Mr. Hay- slip. Mrs. Sloat. 67 Campus Elementary School Staff And a little child shall lead them. Bible The Campus Elementary School is a labora- tory in which teaching practices center about the child. CAMPUS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Loft to right: Miss Bollowt, Miss Knoll. Mrs. Von Gildor. Miss Christ. Miss Allen. Mrs. Mothios. Mrs. Drumm. Education Staff Tis education that forms the common mind; Just as the twig is bent the tree's inclined. Alexander Pope The education staff's major concern is to develop in all of us the psychology and the techniques of twig-bending. so that, os . education teachers, we will not misuse our immense Loft to right: Dr. Howard. Mr. Brown. Dr. Bootty. Dr. Fink. Mr. Drumm. Dr. Millor. Mr. Woiss. pOV er. 68 ENGLISH Left to right, First row: Mr . Schoofer. Mr. Foust, Mrs. Bor- tholomew, Mr. Goble. Second row: Or. Cox, Dr. Duston, Mr. Harris, Mr. Bush, Mr. Ford. English and Speech Staff When wc consider the richness, good sense, and strict economy of English, none of the other living languages can be put beside it. Jakob Grimm The English and Speech staff strives to develop our abilities to utilize competently’ and creatively this rich heritage. FOREIGN LANGUAGES Seatod: Or. Hosso. Standing: Mr. Hodrick. Foreign Languages Staff A man is worth as many men as he knows languages. Charles V At our college, a student may become the equivalent of three men by learning French, Spanish, and Russian. 69 GEOGRAPHY Lof to right: Or. Moyer. Mr. Slick. Geography Staff Change of weather is the discourse of fools. Thomas Fuller It is evident that the author of this state- ment never took a course offered by our geography department. History Staff 70 Historians relate, not so much what is done, as what they would have believed. Benjamin Franklin Our history staff, who relate not so much the historian's fabricated tale but the actual course of human events, would scarcely en- dorse such a false position. HISTORY FACULTY Sooted, loft to right: Or. Gresh, Dr. Prentiss, Or. Grover. Standing: Or. Grooff. Mr. Tinsmon, Miss Rickcnbach. Mr. John White. Miss Willits. Mr. Huber. Library Service and Science The true university of these days is a collection of books. Thomos Carlyle With a collection of better than fifty thousand volumes, our college library is striving to meet the increased demands of a graduate program. LIBRARY SERVICE AND SCIENCE Loft fo right: Mr. Stovons. Miss Mongol. Mrs. Yost. Mrs. Mod. Mathematics Staff The study of mathematics, like the Nile, begins in minuteness, but ends in magnificence. C. C. Colton At Kutztown State College, the student of mathematics progresses from the Funda- mentals of Mathematics to Differential Equations. MATHEMATICS Loft to right: Dr. Dougherty. Mr. Kneedler. Mr. Jason Whito. 71 Music Staff Music hath charms to sooth the savage beast. William Congreve The music faculty places more emphasis on its other function, that of creating more cultured, sensitive individuals. MUSIC Loft to right: Mr. Thomas, Dr. Cassloborry. Physical Education Staff A sound mind in a sound body. Juvenal Like Juvenal, the physical education depart- ment recognizes the need for health both of body and mind. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Seated: Miss Mellnor. Miss Glossford. Standing: Mr. Risloy. Mr. Potton. PSYCHOLOGY Loft to right: Dr. Sloath. Dr. Mothias, Dr. Jock� Const thou not minister to a mind diseased? William Shakespeare Those who have had a psychology course knows somethings of the workings of a dis- eased mind though they cannot, perhaps, minister to it. Psychology Staff Science Staff SCIENCE Loft to right, Sooted: Dr. Groon, Mr. SchlonVor. Standing: Mr. Lowfor. Dr. Smith. Mr. Homme. Dr. Kaisor. Mr. Sharpe. What art was to tho ancient word, science is to the modern. Benjamin Disraeli It has taken a Sputnik to make the world conscious of the role played by science in today's society. 73 Newton W. Geiss, President General Alumni Association All teaching, whether kindergarten or university, demands good scholarship and preparation, under- standing of child nature, a neighborly personality, and a willingness to work and to serve. No matter how high your scholastic standing, how fine a personality you might hove, if you cannot get along with people, if you lack a sympathetic understanding of childhood and hove no love for the people in the community in which you work, you cannot become a MASTER TEACHER. Your willingness to work will decide whether future annals will record you os mediocre or superior. Many a beginning teacher strives for popularity rather than success. His popularity be- comes notoriety when he fails to show a sincerity of purpose. A gracious and happy spirit permeates the master teacher. His inborn quolity of mind enables him to see the greatness of the teaching mission. His high standards of personal character, common sense, and adaptability gives to the master teacher a higher sense of discrimination of values. Hence his choices will be wiser, more sincere, and more purposeful because of his long-range vision. Great teachers are found in every school: when they linger long enough and when there ore enough of them, the community becomes great—there is no resisting their inspirotional power. Whatever subject the master teacher may be teaching, it is a window through which he looks upon the world. The world of I960 will be different from 1940 and the chemistry teacher today can determine our foreign policy. Science and mathematics help to win wars, but social science must decide what direction we must go. The Generol Alumni Association congratulates each member of the I960 class upon graduation from this college. Your president and faculty have given you a wider knowledge of this world, an in- formed technique of the skills of teaching, and a richer sociol background. You hove selected o pro- fession that, with the exception of Christian mother- hood. is the salvation and hope of the future. The war against ignorance is eternal and schools must provide a broad and balanced program regardless of the child's race, sex, economic status, or geographic location. With this great faith and hope in your pro- fession and with God's help may you dedicate your lives to the noblest task of all—the teaching of children. With every good wish for a bright, happy, and adventuresome future in the teaching profession, I remain, Sincerely yours, Newton W. Geiss, President General Alumni Association Mr. Knedler, Director of Alumni Relations Deans of Personnel I shall the effect of this good lesson keep as watchman to my heart. William Shakespeare Through advice and example, the deans of personnel call upon us. as future teachers, to exercise self-discipline. DEANS OF PERSONNEL Loft to right, Sootod: Mist Allon. Mil Richonbach. Stand- ing: Dr. Mathiai, Mr. John Whito. Student Admission, Guidance, and Placement For many be called, but few chosen. Bible Of the numerous freshmen admitted, not all remain to enjoy the services of the Place- ment Bureau. STUDENT ADMISSION. GUIDANCE AND PLACEMENT Loft to right. Soatod: Mr. Brown. Mr. Hubor. Standing: Mr. Woin. Mr. GTedhill, Dr. Howard. 75 Business Affairs Machinery is the subconscious mind of the world. Gerald Stanley Lee Our business staff is such a subconscious mind, operating behind the scenes to fa- cilitate the school’s operation. SECRETARIES Loft to right: Mrs. Angstodt. Mrs. Weiss, Miss Boil, Mrs. Mock, Miss Hunter. Miss 8randt, Mrs. Kcim. Mrs. Doutrich. Mrs. Abel, Miss Bock. Miss Bovor. Mrs. Moyer. Mrs. Hcislcr. BUSINESS AFFAIRS Left to right: Mrs. Noemon. Mr. Thompson. Mr. Stump. Secretarial Staff Groat businesses turn on a little pin. George Herbert The little pin that creates order from the mass of paper work entailed by a college community is our efficient secretarial staff. Nursing Staff Health and good estato of body are above all gold. Bible The nurses of this college are on twenty- four hour call in order to protect the health of the students and personnel. Those who have spent a day or two in the colfege in- firmary well remember the excellent care which they received from the nursing staff. NURSES Loft to right: Miss Hresko. Mrs. Nichols. Mrs. Bradley. Student Cooperative Bookstore Of making many books there is no end. Bible The ordering and selling of an endless stream of books are the provinces of the book- store staff. Loft to right: Mrs. Angstodt, Mrs. Mock. Mrs. Sowyor. 77 FACULTY DIRECTORY PROFESSORS DOROTHY MARIE BEATTY, Elementary Education B.S., State Teachers College, Towson. Md.: M.Ed., John Hopkins University: Ph.D., State University of lowo CYRUS EZRA BEEKEY, Dean of Instruction B.S.. Albright College: M.S.. Ph.D., Cornell University HENRY REUTSCHLIN CASSELBERRY, Head of the Department of Music B.S.. Ed.M., Temple University; D.Ed.. Pennsylvania State University HOMER THEODORE COX, Head of the Department of English A.B., University of Akron: M.A., University of Michigan; Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania J. DWIGHT DAUGHERTY. Mathematics A.B., Lebanon Volley College: A.M., University of Penn- sylvania: Ed.D., New York University W. GORDON DUSTAN, English A.B., Mt. Allison University: M.A., Dalhousie University: Ph.D., University of Edinburgh WILLIAM LEROY FINK, Head of the Department of Education A. B., Ursinus College: M.A., Lehigh University; Ph.D., Uni- versity of Pennsylvania LEE ALBERT GRAVER, Social Studies B. S., Muhlenberg College: A.M., University of Michigan: Ed.D., Rutgers University WILLIAM ASA GREEN, Head of the Department of Science B.S.. Moravian College: M.S., Ph.D.. Lehigh University LEVI DAVID GRESH, Social Studies A. B., Gettysburg College: M.A., Harvard University: Ph.D., University of California JOSEF GRANT GUTEKUNST, Director of the Graduate Pro- gram and Assistant to the Dean of Instruction B. S., State Teachers College. Kutztown; M.A., Lehigh Uni- versity: Ed.D., Temple University HORACE FAUST HEILMAN, Director of Art Education Diploma. National Academy of Art, Chicago: B.S., State Teachers College, Kutztown; M.S., University of Pennsyl- vania: D.Ed., Pennsylvania State University GRACE ROBERTA HESSE, Head of the Department of Foreign Languages A. B., A.M., University of Michigan; Ph.D., University of Madrid JOSEPH McKAY HOWARD, Head of the Division of Secondary Education B. S., Western Kentucky State Teachers College: A.M., George Peabody College for Teachers: Ed.D., Columbia University ELIZABETH ADAMS HURWITZ, Art Education B.F.A., University of Pennsylvania; M.A., Columbia Univer- sity: Ed.D., New York University ROBERT WRIGHT JACKS. Psychology B.S., Lebanon Valley College: M.S., D.Ed., Pennsylvania State University RUSSELL F. KAISER, Physical Science A.B., M.S.. Ph.D., Syracuse University C. WILBUR MATHIAS, Psychology and Assistant Dean of Men B.S., Adrian College: M.A., University of Pittsburgh: Ed.D., Indiana University DARWIN WALLACE MILLER, Elementary Education B.S., State Teachers College. Edinboro; M.A., Columbia University: D.Ed.. Pennsylvania Stote University C. JOSEPHINE MOYER, Head of the Department of Geography B.Ed., Clark University: M.S.. University of Pennsylvania: Ph.D., Clark University HERVEY PUTNAM PRENTISS, Head of the Department of Sociol Studies A.B.. Amherst College; M.A., Ph.D., Northwestern University ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS ELIZABETH NIELDS ALLEN, Teaching Supervisor, Grade V, The Campus Elementary School, and Assistant Dean of Women B.S., University of Pennsylvania; M.A., Columbia University SUSIE MAGDALENE BELLOWS, Teaching Supervisor. Grade IV. The Compus Elementary School A.B., College of Charleston: A.M., George Peabody Col- lege for Teachers RUTH ELEANOR BONNER, Speech and Study Clinic A. B., Swarthmore College: M.A., Middlebury College: A.M.. Cornell University ROY ALLEN BROWN, Head of the Division of Elementary Education B. A.. State Teachers College, Kutztown; Ed.M., Temple University O. ROSS BUSH, English A. B., Litt.M., University of Pittsburgh KATHERINE DELILAH CHRIST, Teaching Supervisor, Kinder- garten, The Campus Elementary School B. S.. M.A., New York University PAUL RAYMOND DRUMM, Reading and Reading Clinic A.B., Bucknell University; M.Ed., Temple University RAYMOND WEST FORD. JR., English A. B., Lafayette College: M.A., State Teachers College, Montclair RUTH ESTELLE GLASSFORD, Health and Physical Education for Women B. S., Simmons College: M.S., Wellesley College ROBERT BRADFORD GLEDHILL, Assistant Librarian and Guidance B.S.. State Teachers College. Kutztown; M.A., Lehigh Uni- versity ARTHUR D. GRAEFF, Sociol Studies A.B., Franklin and Marshall Colleges: M.S., D.Ed., Temple University BENNETT HARRIS, English A. B., A.M.. University of Cincinnati FRANKLIN WALLACE HOY, Visual Education B. S., M.Ed., Pennsylvania State University HARVEY H. HUBER, JR., Librory Science and Director of Admissions B.S., State Teachers College. Kutztown; B.S. in Library Science. Droxol Institute of Technology: M.S.. University of Pennsylvania PAUL ALLEN KNEDLER, Head of the Department of Mathe- matics A. B., Muhlenberg College: M.A., University of Pennsylvania HAROLD CORNELIUS MANTZ. Art Education National Academy of Design; B.S., New York University: M.A., Columbia University GLADYS CARLIER MATHIAS, Teaching Supervisor, Grade II. The Campus Elementary School B. S., M.A.. Columbia University EDITH MELLNER, Health and Physical Education for Women and The Campus Elementary School B.S., State Teachers College, East Stroudsburg: M.Ed., Penn- sylvania State University JOSEPH SAMUEL PATTON, Health and Physical Education for Men A. B.. Colgate University; M.Ed.. Springfield College JOHN ALLEN PAWLING, Art Education B. S., Stote Teachers College. Kutztown; M.A., Ed.D., Colum- bia University HERBERT JOHN SCHLENKER. Biological Science B.S., Albright College: M.A., Lehigh University AMOS,ALLEN SHARPE, Physical Science and Physics B.S., Juniata College: M.S., University of Michigan DANIEL FRANCIS SKEATH, Psychology B.S., D.Ed., Pennsylvania State University THOMAS E. SMITH, Biological Science B.S., UniversiTy of Massachusetts: M.A., Ph.D., Boston Uni- versity NICHOLAS GEORGE STEVENS, Director of Library Education A. B.. A.M., University of Pittsburgh; A.M.L.S.. University of Michigan ROY CLARENCE THOMAS. Music B. S., State Teachers College. Mansfield: Ed.M., Temple University ADALYN HINCHCLIFFE VAN GILDER, Teacher Supervisor. Grade I, The Campus Elementary School B.S., M.Ed., Temple University GEORGE DAVID WEISS, Director of Student Teaching and Placement A. B., Albright College: M.S.. Pennsylvania Stcte University JOHN BLENDY WHITE, Social Studies and Dean of Men B. S., State Teachers College, Kutztown: M.Ed.. Temple University M. GRACE WIBLE, Art Education B.S.. M.Ed., Pennsylvania State University ASSISTANT PROFESSORS MARGUERITE A. BARTHOLOMEW, English A. B., Allegheny College; M.A., Bucknell University PAULINE C. DRUMM, Teacher Supervisor, Grade III, The Campus Elementary School B. S., Elizabethtown College: Ed.M., Temple University E. EARNEST FOUST. English B.S.. Stote Teachers College. Lock Haven; M.A., State University of lowo KENNETH JACK GABLE. English B.S., State Teachers College, Kutztown; M.A., Lehigh University JOHN G. GROSSMAN, Art Education B.S., State Teachers College, Kutztown; M.A., Columbia University ROY WILFORD HAMME. Chemistry B.S., Gettysburg College: M.A., Bucknell University ELLWYN F. HAYSLIP, Art Education B.S., University of Vermont; M.A., Columbia University HENRY ROBERT HEDRICK, Russian and English A. B., Muhlenberg College: M.A.. Lehigh University MADELIN H. KNOLL, Teaching Supervisor. Grade VI, The Campus Elementary School B. S.. M.Ed., Temple University SARA ROHRBACH MACK, Assistant Librarian B.S., Stote Teachers College, Kutztown; M.S., Columbia University MILDRED MILLER MENGEL, Library Science B.S., State Teachers College, Kutztown; M.A., George Pea- body College for Teachers MARY EDNA RICKENBACH, Social Studies and Dean of Women B.S., M.A.. Columbia University WALTER PURSELL RISLEY, Head of the Department of Health and Physical Education B.S., State Teachers College. East Stroudsburg; M.A., Columbia University JOHN R. SAWYER, Art Education Diploma, Massachusetts School of Art; B.S. in Art Ed., Massachusetts School of Art; M.Ed.. University of New Hampshire ANNE GEHRIS SCHAEFER, English A. B., Hood College; B.S., State Teachers College, Kutztown: M.A., University of Pennsylvania MAX HARRELL SLICK. Geography B. A., Pennsylvania State University; M.S., Northwestern University ROSEMARIE GUTIERREZ SLOAT, Art Education B.S., State Teachers College, Kutztown; M.F.A., Temple University JASON WHITNEY WHITE. Mathematics B.S., Bucknell University; M.S., University of Michigan ESTHER M. WILLITS, Social Studies B.S.. State Teachers College, West Chester; M.A., Duke University RUTH KUDER YOST. Librarian A.B., Ursinus College; B.S., in L.S., Drexel Institute of Tech- nology; M.A., Lehigh University INSTRUCTORS NORWOOD P. LAWFER, Science in the Elementary School B.S., State Teachers College, Kutztown JAMES HERBERT TINSMAN, Social Studies A.B., A.M., University of Pennsylvania 79 seniors Classmotes: We stand on the threshold of a great adventure, on adventure which will certainly rival those other challenging avenues of our complex society. On our shoulders rests the future of the citizens of tomorrow. Soon, we will be afforded the greatest oppor- tunity of our teaching career: giving and sharing of ourselves. The satisfaction of knowing that we have contributed to the advancement of future generations is indeed rich and rewarding. The experiences of these past years will never be recaptured: however, the effects of these ex- periences will be infinitely valuable for us in solving the many problems which lie ahead. But. we must not allow ourselves to become lethargic, lulled by complacency, or blinded by false concepts that we hove reached the ultimate goal in educational achievement and need not look ahead to further endeavors, ensuring personal success. A famed twentieth-century leader once noted. Whoever has the youth, has the future. Our youth must not be allowed to flounder in illiteracy. Without a doubt, the educational system of our country must stimulate the minds of our younger generations, enabling them to analyze problems, discuss factors influencing wise decisions, and reach conclusions cognizant of our basic democratic ideols. The teacher is the instrument of society which motivates, instructs, and guides the younger citizens to these goals. To us. society has entrusted its youth and its future. We must not fail! To you. my classmates. I wish success and happi- ness in the years ahead. Edward R. Erdman Senior Class President Senior Class Officers L. Sopanis J. Dorko R. Fegely E. Erdman Christine d. althouse Art marlene wanda andrews Art franklin r. artz Secondary daniel k. bare Art beverley ann barton Elementary emilie trew battan Art 83 m. bishop Secondary 84 john sandra I. blome Art patricia anne beck Secondary charles william bilella Art richard g. bisbing Secondary kathleen anne berhalter Art charles s. blum Secondary william henry bowman Secondary john luther breisch Secondary richard e. bretz Secondary carol lee bruton Art 85 ida elizabeth buch Library Science charles a. cochios Library Science joan e. czapkewicz Elementary vivian davis Secondary albert dallao Secondary robert william dark Secondary carol ann deets Art fausto d. delgrosso Secondary michael f. del pozzo Secondary judith ann derr Elementary e. barbara detwiler Elementary anita marie de young Elementary mary ann diviness Secondary james g. dorko Elementary john francis dreyer Secondary joan eisenharf Elementary raymond w. ely, jr. Secondary 88 edward r. erdman Secondary la rue h. erdman Elementary doris gail erwin Library Science Virginia m. fabian Elementary 89 robert edward fegely Secondary nancy jane fiedler Elementary priscilla ann fabyan Art franklin james fahrenbach Secondary richard flannery Secondary foley phyllis m. Art margaret m. fonzone Secondary frank a. friedman Secondary geraldine fritz Library Science brenda janney gartner Elementary 91 george norris gough, sr. Library Science william t. grausgruber Art 92 lois adams greenawalt Elementary theresa mary hadinger Elementary joanne I. hahn rodney I. hand Elementary Secondary janet m. halchak Elementary daniel t. hanley Secondary 93 marcia fritz hartman Secondary patricia heffernan Secondary lester eidle heffner Secondary f. patricia henry Elementary Virginia m. hertzog Secondary eleanor e. holt Elementary ronald j. horvath Secondary barbara ann himmelberger Elementary samuel himmelberger Secondary brenda m. hixon Elementary judith a. hodes Secondo'-y lois jones Art robert f. keller Secondary patricia shelly keller Elementary william j. kelly, jr. Elementary carol m. houser Elementary nancy jeanne hoy Secondary margaret louise kirk Secondary bet+y m. stoudt kline Secondary helen b. klingelhoeffer Elementary sue ann knoebel Library Science 97 michael t. kostzewa Secondary joan a. krukowski Elementary Stanley j. kulp Secondary ruthanne kramer Art marjorie e. kuntz Art kurtz kenneth b. Art elmer c. long, jr. Secondary daniel longergan Secondary miriam j. loose Elementary janet marie losoncy Elementary dorcas lutz Elementary mary e. me fadden Secondary faye elaine mann Elementary dale t. meiser Secondary marvin john miller Art brook morgan Art lewis b. morgan Secondary louise misantone Art 101 claire elizabe+h morris Elementary felmar morse Art lynn n. mo+fer Art donald b. moyer Elementary sandra saylor moyer Elementary mary mrotzek Elementary helen helen ruth mudry Library Science mary ann nagle Secondary william p. nichols Secondary marlene nuss Elementary charlotte m. ohlinger Elementary janet c. oplinger Elementary william orr Secondary roberf osman Art david p. overdorf Secondary samuel harry pacific Secondary santa jane patti Elementary charles g. person Secondary 104 edythe louise rabe Art martin aaron redcay Secondary winifred marjorie reese Secondary lois elaine reichard Library Science 105 nancy reigel Library priscilla ann reinerf Secondary william a. romano Secondary harold e. rodgers Elementary Science ronald t. richards Secondary gladys a. rider Art 106 frank j. rossi Secondary linda I. sanders Elementary joyce schaeffer Elementary marietta schaffer Secondary jill f. scheffler Elementary rosalyn j. schlegel Elementary david e. schoch Art michael t. scornavacchi Secondary thomas h. seagreaves Secondary steve sebo Elementary richard h. shaner Secondary nancy fay shiffer Secondary emily smieciuch Elementory jean eleanor smith Elementary mary jane smith Elementary frances janet snyder Elementary 109 james r. snyder Secondary james richard sochan Secondary spangler patricia stanwood Secondary leocadia soponis Library Science arthur lee sowers Art dolores m. Art 110 Ill peter swank, jr. Secondary kathryn kutsher taylor Elementary phyllis stark Elementary mary elizabeth stoudt Art michael a. strangia Secondary feme marie strausser Elementary dolores e. troilo Elementary mary tureck Elementary 112 dzintra vaivars Library Science ruth vonderhorst Art mary elizabeth warren Art donald r. wealand norma webster Library Science shirley anne weller Art Art 113 edward f. wentz Elementary barbara ann wescoe Secondary robert I. wolfe Secondary jason e. yates Art john wessner Secondary mary wileman Elementary gerald henry yoder Art gladys yvonne zerdy Secondary judith a. ziegenfus Secondary john henry ziegler Secondary josephine zondlo Elementary h. neal zimmerman Secondary julie zondlo Elementary 115 SENIOR DIRECTORY AHRENS. LINDA JANE R.D. 2, Box 392. Reading, Pa. Secondary Education Club I; Keystono 2. 3: Koppo Delto Pi 3. 4; Who'i Who Among Studonts In Amoricon Collogos and Universities 4. ALTHOUSE. CHRISTINE D. R.D. I. Now Tripoli. Pa. Art Alliance I. 2: Art Educotion Socioty 3. 4. Treasurer 4. ANDREWS. MARLENE WANDA Box 3. Kunkletown. Pa. Art Allionco I: Art Educotion Socioty 3. 4. ARTZ. FRANKLIN R. Hogins. Pa. Basoboll I. 2: Contomporory Affoirs 2. 4; MIAA I. 2. 3. 4. BARE. DANIEL K. 901 State St.. Loncostor. Po. Tennis I. 2. 3. 4. Manager. Coptoin I. 2. 3. 4; Art Alliance I. 2: Art Educotion Socioty 3. 4; Student Activities 8oord I: Dromo Club I. 2. 3. 4; Vice-Presidont 4; Choir I, 2. 3: Shokosporcan Production 2. 8ARTON. BEVERLEY ANN R.D. 2. Tomaqua. Po. Leaders Club I. 2. 3. 4; Lutheran Studont's Association I. 2. 3. 4; Intramural Sports I. 2. 3. 4; Koppo Dolfo Pi 3. 4: Tau Koppo 3. 4; Choir 3. 4; Volloyball Honor Teom 3. BATTAN, EMILIE TREW Copeland Road, R.D. I. Wost Choster, Pa. BECK. PATRICIA ANNE 440 Wost Main St.. Kutxtown. Po. Commuting Womon's League I: Archory I, 2; Drama Club 2. 4; Koppo Delto Pi 4. BERHALTER. KATHLEEN ANNE 33 W. Central Avo.. S. Williamsport. Pa. Drama Club 2. 3. 4; Socretory 3. 4; Bond I. 2. 3: Orchestro I. 2: Nowmon Club I. 2. 3. 4; Art Alliance I. 2; Art Educotion Socioty 3. 4. BILELLA. CHARLES WILLIAM 219 Buttonwood St.. Norristown. Po. Footboll I. 2. 3. 4; Dromo Club 2: Newman Club 1.2. 3. 4. President 3: Art Allionco I: Intor-Faith Forum 3. BISBING. RICHARD G. 5S4 Iron St.. Lohighton. Po. Lutheran Studont’s Association I. 2. 3. 4; Track 2. 3. 4; Intor-Faith Forum I. 2: Rosidont Men's Council 2. 3: Scionco Club 3. BISHOP. JOHN M. 625 N. 9th St.. Allontown. Pa. Varsity Bosketboll I. 2, 3. 4, Captain 3. 4; Service Club I. 2. 3, Presi- dent 3: Rosidont Mon’s Association. President 2: Closs Vico-Prosidont 2. 3. BLOME, SANDRA BLUM. CHARLES BOCHNOCK. FRANK BOWMAN. WILLIAM HENRY 542 Bosler Avo.. Lomoyno. Po. Lutheran Students’ Association I. 2. 3. 4. Troosuror 3: Intor-Faith Forum 3: Science Club I. 2. 3. 4. Vice-President 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4. President 4; Who's Who Among Students in Amoricon Collogos ond Universities 4. BREISCH. JOHN LUTHER 418 Center St., Hydo Pork. Reading. Po. Commuting Mon's Club I. 2. 3. 4. Socrotory 3: Scionco Club 2. 3. 8RETZ, RICHARD E. 1136 2nd St.. Catasauqua, Pa. BRUTON, CAROL LEE 403 E. Lancaster, Downingtown, Pa. Art Alliance I. 2. Secretary 2: Art Educotion 3, 4; All-Collogo Rovuo 2. 3. 4; Dromo Club I: Intorcollcgiato Conforoncc on Government 2, 3 (Division of Contemporary Affairs Forum). Secretory 3. BUCH. IDA ELIZABETH 118 W. Franklin St.. Ephrato, Pa. Bond I; Orchostro I. 2. 3. 4; Alpha-Bota Alpha 3. 4. CLARK. ROBERT WILLIAM 101 7th St.. Fullerton. Pa. MIAA I. 2. 3. 4; Scionco Club 3. 4; Commutor’s Club 3. 4. COCHIOS, CHARLES CZAPKEWICZ. JOAN E. Neiffer Rd.. Obelisk. Pa. Elomentory Club I. 2: Droma Club 2. 3; Volloyball I. 2. 3: 8oskotboll 2. 3: Softball 3. DALLAO. ALBERT Fern Glen. Po. Secondary Education Club 2. 3. 4, Treasurer 3: Nowmon Club 2. 3. DAVIS. VIVIAN 200 W. Main St.. Girardville. Pa. Secondary Educotion Club I. 2. 3: Unitod Studont Fellowship 2: Koppo Dolto Pi 3. 4, Vico-Prosidont 4; Contomporory Affoirs Forum 4; Key- stonio 2: Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges ond 116 Universities 4. DEETS, CAROL Polo 141. Harveys Lako. Pa. Orchestro I. 2. 3. 4: Keystono I, 2. 3. 4; Dromo Club I; Art Allionco I. 2: Art Educotion Club 3. 4; All-Collogo Rovue 2, 3, 4; String En- scmblo 2. 3: Junior Prom Committee 3. DEL GROSSO, FAUSTO D. 49 S. Chestnut St.. Boyertown, Pa. DEL POZZO. MICHAEL Route 18. Pottstown. Pa. MIAA I. 2. 3. 4; Newmon Club I. 2. 3. 4: Contemporary Affairs Forum 4; Track I. 2. 3. 4. DERR. JUDITH ANN 121 W. Laurel St.. Tremont. Pa. Bond I. 2. 3: Concorf Band 3; Studont Activity Board 2. 3. 4. Vico- Prosidont 3. Prosidont 4; Loodors' Club 2. 3. 4; Women's Athlotic Association 4. Secretory-Treosurer 4; Koppo Dolto Pi 3, 4; Tau Kappa 4; Lutheran Studonts' Association I. 2: 8iblo Study 3. 4; Customs Com- mittee 3: Elementary Club I. 2: Orchestro I: Who's Who Among Stu- dents in American Colleges and Universities 4. DETWILER. E. BARBARA Sassamonsville, Pa. Lutheran Studonts' Association I. 2. 3. 4; Elomentory Educotion Club 2. 3. 4; Inter-Foith Forum 2. 3. 4; Student Educotion Association 2. 3: Rosidont Womon's Co-operative Association Proctor 3; Intromurol Sports: Hockoy 2. 3: Bosketboll 2. 3. 4; Volleyball 3: Softball 2. 3. 4. DE YOUNG. ANITA MARIE 111 N. Monument Avo., Hatboro, Po. Bond I, 2. 3. 4. Prosidont 3: Orchostro 2. 3: Concort Bond 3: Dromo Club 3. 4; Intor-Faith Forum 4: Art Alliance I; Bible Study I, 2: Geography Club 4: Intorcollcgiato Confcronco on Government 3: Customs Committoo 2. 3. Socrotory 3. DIVINESS. MARY ANN 537 Gregg Avo.. Reading. Po. Koystono 3; Commuting Women’s Loaguo 1.2. 3. DORKO, JAMES G. 118 McCarragher St., Wilkes-Borro. Pa. Track I: Newmon Club I. Vice-President Closs 4. DREYER, JOHN 824 Agnes Ave., Morton. Pa. Boseboll I. 2. 3. 4; MIAA 2. 3. 4: Nowmon Club 2. 3. 4. Vice-Presidont 4. DUNKELBERGER. RONALD C. 1531 Locust St.. Reading. Po. Bosketboll I; Boseboll I. 2. 3. 4. Co-Coptoin 4; Secondary Educotion Club I. 2: Freshmen Customs Committoo 4; MIAA I. 2. 3. 4. EISENHART. JOAN Children's Home. Pottsvillo Commuting Womon's League I. 2, 3: Luthororv Students' Association 2. 3: Elemontory Club 2. ELLMORE. DENNIS B. R.D. I. Monacy Rd.. Coatesville. Pa. Art Alliance I. 2: Art Educotion Socioty 3. 4. Secretory 3: Servico Club I. 2. 3. 4; Koppo Dolto Pi 3. 4; Marching Bond I. 2: Orchostro I 2; Concert Bond 3: Lutheran Students' Association 2. 3: Frosnmon Collegiato Customs Committoo 2: All-Colloge Rovuo I; Who's Who Among Studonts in Amoricon Collogos and Universities 4. ELY. RAYMOND W.. JR. Route 2. Box 282, Now Tripoli. Po. Footboll 2. 3; Nowmon Club I. 2. Vico-Prosident 2: Activity Board 2. 3: MIAA I. 2: Rosidont Mon's Association I. 2: Kappa Dolto Pi 4. ELY. RUTHANN J. Rout0 2. Box 282. Now Tripoli. Pa. Choir I; Sorvico Club I, 2: Lutheran Studonts' Association I; Koppa Dolfo Pi 3. 4. ENGEL. RAYMOND LUTHER. JR.. 2106 Maryland Avo.. Cornwoll Heights. Po. Art Allionco I. 2. Vice-Prosidont I. President 2; Art Educotion Society 3. 4. Vice-Prosidont 3. President 4. EDRMAN. EDWARD R. 29 Catawissa Rd.. Ashland. Pa. Bosketboll I. 2. 3: Tonnis 3. 4; Servico Club I. 2. 3: Scionco Club 2. 3. 4; Rosidont Mon's Council 3. 4; MIAA I. 2. 3. 4: Intor-Faith Forum 2. 3. 4: Koppo Dolfo Pi 4; Prosidont of Sorvico Club 3: Vice- Presidont of Rosidont Mon's Council 4; Vico-Presidont of MIAA 3; President of Intor-Faith Forum 3: Prosidont of Closs 4; Who's Who Among Students in Amoricon Collegos ond Univorsitios 4. ERDMAN. LA RUE H. Klingerstown. Pa. Lutheran Students' Association I. 2. 3. 4; Future Teachers of America I: Student Education Association 2. 3. 4; Intor-Faith Forum 3: Resident Women's Co-operotivo Association Proctor 4. ERWIN. DORIS GAIL 119 9th Avo.. Scoside Park. N. J. Loaders' Club 2. 3. 4; Alpha Boto Alpha 3. 4. Socrotory 4: Tau Koppo 3. 4; Koystono I. 2. 3. 4; News Editor 2. 3. 4; Junior Library Club I. 2. Socrotory 2: Intor-Foith Forum 2. 3: Unitod States Fellowship I: Women's Athletic Association 1.2, 3. 4; Hockoy 3: Volleyball 2, 3. 4. Coptoin 3: Bosketboll I. 2. 3. 4; Softboll I. 2. 3. 4; Tonnis 3. FABIAN. VIRGINIA M. Ferndolo. Po. Sorvico Club I. 2. 3. 4: Vice-Prosidont 3: Dromo Club I. 2. 3. 4; Luthoran Students' Association I: Intor-Faith Forum 2. 3: Who s Who Among Studonts in Amoricon Collegos ond Universities 4. FABYAN. PRISCILLA ANN 78 Kinnoar Ave.. Now Britain. Conn. Art Allionco I. 2; Art Education Association 3. 4; Debate Club I, 2, 3: Keystono 1.2. 3: Koystonio I. 3. Litorory Editor 3: Intorcollogioto Con- foronco on Government I; Inter-Faith Forum I. 3, 4; Kappo Dolto Pi 3. 4; Who's Who Ajnong Students in American Collogos and Uni- versities 4. FAHRENBACK. FRANKLIN 222 South Third St., Reading. Po. Student Education Association I; Commuting Mon's Club I. 2. 3; Pageant Writor 2: Kappa Dolta Pi 3. 4; Koystono 3. FEGELY, ROBERT EDWARD 541 Main St.. East Greonville, Pa. Class Troosuror 3.4; Rosidont Men's Council 4; Orchestra I: Froshmon Collegiato Customs Committco 4; Science Club 2. 3. 4; Photography Club 2: Bond I. 2. FIEDLER, NANCY JANE Route I, Schnecksvillo, Pa. Intramural Sports I. 2. 3. 4; Intor-Foith Forum I. 2. 3. Secretory 3: Tau Kappa 3. 4; Kappa Delta Pi 4; V omon's Athlotic Association Volloyboll Manogor 3: Lutheran Studonts' Association I, 2. 3: Who's Who Among Students in Americon Colleges ond Univcrsitios 4. FLANNERY. RICHARD 243 Clymor St.. Reading, Pa. Mon's Commuting Club 2: Basketball 2. FOLEY. PHYLLIS M. Star Route. Woverly. Po. Concort Donco I. 2. 3. 4; Orchestra I. 2. 3: Art Alliance I. 2; Art Education Socioty 3. 4; Sonior Revue 2. 3. 4, Co-Director 4; Methodist Group 3. 4: String Ensemble I. 2. 3: Activity Boord I. FONZONE. MARGARET FRIEDMAN. FRANK A. 128 E. Ettwein St.. Bothlehem. Pa. Newman Club I: Geography Club 2. 3. 4, Secrotory-Treosurer 2. 3. 4; Contemporary Affairs Forum 1.2. 3. 4. Troosuror 3. FRITZ. GERALDINE 227 Joffcrson Rd., Adamstown. Po. Keystone I. 2. 3: Keystonia I. 2: Junior Librory Club I. 2: Alpho Beto Alpha 3. 4. GARTNER. BRENDA JANNEY 302 N. Congross St.. Newtown. Po. Elomontory Club I. 2. 3. President 3: Leodors' Club 2: Inter-Faith Forum 2. 3: Westminister Fellowship 4: Lutheran Studont's Association I. 2: Assombly Committco 2. 3: Resident Womon's Cooperative Asso- ciation. GERHART. SHIRLEY GIGLIOTTI. ROSALIE GLASS, RONALD JAMES 103 First Avo., West Catasauqua. Pa. Class President 2. 3: Student Activities Boord 4; Orchestro I. 3: Concort 8and 3; Commuting Men's Looguo I; Art Allionco I. GOLDBERG. MRS. LOUIS GORDON. MRS. MILDRED HARRIET 2014 Reservoir Rd.. Reading. Pa. Koppa Delto Pi 3. 4. GOUGH. GEORGE NORRIS, SR. P.O. Bo 113, Kutitown, Pa. Junior Library Club I. 2: Alpho Beto Alpho 3. 4; Koppa Dolto Pi 3. 4; Who's Who Among Studonts in Amoricon Colleges ond Univorsitios 4. GRAUSGRUBER. WILLIAM GREENAWALT. LOIS ADAMS 2604 Kutitown Rd.. Reading. Pa. Elomontory Club I. 2. HADINGER. THERESA MARY 158 Avenue A. Palmerton. Pa. Elomontory Club I; Koystono I. 2, 3: Kappa Delto Pi 3. 4; Nowmon Club I. 2. HAHN, JOANNE HALCHAK. JANET M. 828 N. Lch St.. Allentown. Po. Nowman Club I. 2. 3. 4; Sonior Roview 4. HAND. RODNEY HANLEY. DANIEL T. 3632 Baldwin Dr., Easton, Pa. HARTMAN, MARCIA FRITZ Mobilo Home Gardens, R.D. 4, Allentown. Po. Junior Librory Club I; Dramo Club 2. 3: Keystone 2. 3; Intor-Foith Forum I. 2, 3. 4; Contomporory Affairs Forum 2. 3: Commuting Womon's Loaguo I. 2. 4. HEFFERNAN. PATRICIA 202 S. 16th St.. Allentown. Pa. Choir I: Commuting Womon's Club 2. 3. HEFFNER. LESTER EIDLE 518 N. Front St.. Reading. Po. Comoro Club I. 2, 3. President 3: Scionco Club I. 2. 3: Kappa Dolto Pi 3. 4. HENRY. F. PATRICIA 9 E. Elm St.. Shillington. Pa. Elomontory Club 3, 4; Contomporory Affoirs Forum 4; Nowmon Club 4; Home-Coming Too Committoo 3. HERTZOG, VIRGINIA HESSEL, CONSTANCE L. 645 Dorby Terraco, Darby. Po. Intor-Foith Forum I. 3: Koystono I. 2: Dromo Club I. 2. 3. 4; Canter- bury Club 2. 3. 4. Secretary 3: Art Allionco I. 2: Art Education Socioty 3. 4; Concort Donco I. 3: Sonior Roviow 4. HIMMELBERGER. BARBARA ANN R. 2. Bernville. Po. Luthoran Studont’s Association I. 2, 3: Choir 2. 3: Bond 2. 3; E o- mentory Club 2; Intor-Foith Forum 2. HIMMELBERGER. SAMUEL 216 N. 16th St.. Allentown. Po. 8and I. 2; Orchestro I, 2: Concert Bond 3: Contomporory Affoirs Forum 3. 4. HIXON. BRENDA M. 1142 N. Fifteenth St.. Allontown. Po. Collcgo Choir 2. 3: Women's Commuting Looguo 2. 3: Koppo Dolto Pi 4. HODES. JUDITH A. 1326 Third St.. Cotosauquo. Po. Choir 2, 3. 4; Keystone 2: Commuting Women's League 2. 3. 4; Who's Who Among Studonts in Amoricon Collogos and Univorsitios 4. HOLT, ELEANOR E. 2357 Huntingdon Pk., Huntingdon Volley. Pa. Biblo Study I. 2. 3. 4. President 2. Vice-Prosidont 3; Choir 3. 4: Intor- Foith Forum 2. 3. 4, Troosuror 3: Keystonio 2, 3; Sonior Roview 4: Basket- ball 2. 3: Hockoy 2. 3; Volloyboll 2. 3: Softboll 3; Elomontory Club 2. HORVATH. RONALD J. 1002 W. Broad St.. Bethlehem. Pa. MIAA I. 2. 3, 4; Contemporary Affoirs I. 2. Secretory 2; Koystono 2. 3. 4. Editor 3. 4; Newman Club I. 2, President 2: Customs Committee Clerk 2. HOUSER. CAROL M. 1132 Bath Rd.. Bristol. Po. Bond I. 2. 3: Concert Bond 3. 4; Biblo Study I; Softboll I, 2. 3. 4; Volloyboll 2. 3. 4; 8oskotboll 2. 3. 4; Kappa Dolto Pi 3. 4. HOY, NANCY JEANNE 142 Noble St.. Kutitown. Po. Art Allionco I; Commuting Womon's Loaguo 2, 3: Scionco Club 2. 3. 4; Koppo Dolto Pi 3. 4; Junior Class Secretory 3: Who's Who Among Students in American Collogos ond Universities 4. JONES. LOIS KELLER. PATRICIA SHELLY 715 Juniper St.. Quokertown. Po. Inter-Faith Forum I. 2. 3. 4; Student Education Association I. 2. 3: Keystone 2. 3: Volloyboll 2. 3: Boskotball 2. 3: Koppo Delto Pi 3. 4: Luthoran Students' Association I. KELLER. ROBERT KELLY. WILLIAM KERSHNER. GENE KIRK. MARGARET LOUISE 216 S. 20th St., Pottsvillo. Pa. Scienco Club I. 2. Socrotary I: Nowmon Club I. 2. 3. 4; Geography Club 3. 4. President 4. KLINE, BETTY STOUT 125 Girard Avo., Hydo Park, Roading, Po. Leaders' Club 2: Scienco Club 3. KLINGELHOEFFER. HELEN B. R.D. 2. Sunbury. Po. Bond I. 2. 3. 4; Commuting Women's Leogue I: Photography Club 2. 3: Orchestro 2. 3: Keystonio 2. 3. 4. Photography Editor 4; Leaders' Club 3. 4; Volloyboll 3. 4; Basketball 3. 4: Softboll 2. 3. 4: Tonnis 3. KNOEBEL. SUE ANN R.D. I. Sunbury, Pa. Alpha Boto Alpha 2. 3: Archery 2, 3: Commuting Womon's Looguo I; Intor-Foith Forum 2. 3. 4; Junior Library Club I. 2: Keystono 1.2. 3. 4; Lutheron Students' Association I. 2. 3. 4, Vico-Prosident 4. KOSTZEWA, MICHAEL KRAMER. RUTH ANN 3464 Ridge Pk.. Collegevillo, Pa. Bib!o Study I: Art Alliance I: Senior Float Committee 4; Sonior Roviow Committee 4. KRUKOWSKI. JOAN 212 East High St.. Hellertown. Pa. Nowman Club I. 2: Elementory Club 2. 3. KULP, STANLEY KUNTZ. MARJORIE E. Ridge Rd.. Tylersport, Po. Drama Club 2. 3: Yeorbook Literory Editor 4; Volloyboll 2. 3: Koppo Dolto Pi 3. 4; Boskotball 2. 3: Softball 3: Who's Who Among Students in Amoricon Collogos and Universities 4. KURTZ. KENNETH B. Main St.. Elvorson. Po. Art Allionco I. 2: MIAA I. 2. 3. 4; Art Education Society 4. LAMB. TONI R.D. 3, Susquohanno, Po. Alpha Bota Alpha 4. LANCASTER, LUANNE 109 Toskor Avo., Shillington, Pa. LANDIS. JOANNE R. R.D. I, Marietta. Po. Art Alliance I. 2; Art Education Society 3. 4; Photogrophy Club 2. 3. 4. LEE. GLENN ROBERT 2017 Brookside Dr., Bothlchom. Pa. Men's Commuting Club I. 2. 3: Geography Club 3. 117 LONG. ELMER C.. JR. 26 Elm St.. Emmous. Po. Commoting Mon's Club I; Biblo Study Club 2: Photogrophy Club 2: MIAA 2. 3; Inter-Foith Forum 2. 3. Vico-Presidont 3; Resident Mon's Council 3: Student Activities Board 3. 4; Kappa Dolta Pi 3. 4. Treas- urer 4; Freshmon Collogioto Customs Committee Choirmon 4: Scionco Club I. 2. 3. 4. Vice-Prosident 3. Prosidont 4: Who's Who Among Students in Americon Colleges ond Universities 4. LONGERGAN. DANIEL LOOSE. MIRIAM J. Loosport, Po. Elomontory Club I. 2: Honor Tennis 2: Commuting Womon's Club 1.2. 3. 4, Socrotory 2. Vicc-Prosidont 3. President 4: Who's Who Among Students in Amorican Colleges ond Universities 4. LOSONCY. JANET MARIE 4235 8th Ave.. Temple. Po. Commuting Womon's Club I. 2. 3. 4; Elomontory Club I. LUTZ DORCAS Stony Run. Po. Commuters' Club I. 2: Elementary Education Club 2: Inter-Foilh Forum 2; Lutheran Students' Association 2. McFADDEN. MARY E. 422 Oak Terr.. West Reading, Po. Commuting Women's Club I. 2, 3. 4; Goography Club 3. 4. MANN, FAYE ELAINE 224 N. Main St., Cooporsburg, Po. Koystonio I. 2. 3. 4; Women's Sports Editor 3: Inter-Foith Forum I. 2. 3. 4; Koppa Dolto Pi 3. 4; Historian 4: Loodors' Club I. 2. 3. 4; Tou Koppo 3. 4; Faculty Committoo on Alumni Relotions 4; Bible Study Group I. 2. 3. 4, Vico-Prosidont 2. Secretary 4; Honor 8osketboll 2: Honor Hockey 2, 3. 4. Captain 4; Womon's Athletic Association Council 3. 4, Secretory 3. Prosidont 4; Who's Who Among Studonts in Amoricon Colleges ond Universities 4. MEISER, DALE T. I IO S. Second St., Womelsdorf. Po. Comero Club I; Googrophy Club 2. 3. 4. Vico-President 3. 4; Scionco Club 2: Choir 2. MESSNER. SANDRA ANNE 1914 Washington St., Allentown, Pa. Commuting Womon's Club 2. 3: Collego Choir 2. 3: Koppo Delto Pi MIEZITIS, MARA R.D. I, Zionsville, Pa. Contomporory Affairs 2, 3. 4; Concort Donee I. 2. 3; Dromo Club I. 2. 3. 4; Choir 2. 3. 4. MILLER, MARVIN JOHN 203 Highland Ave., Kutitown, Pa. Art Allionco I. 2: Art Education Socioty 3. 4; Commuting Men's Looguo I. 2. 3. 4. MISANTONE. LOUISE MORGAN, BROOK 500 Sampson St., Old Forges, Pa. Leaders' Club I, 2, 3: Choir 2, 3: Luthorn Studonts' Association I; Art Allionco I: Art Education Socioty 3. MORGAN. LEWIS 231 S. Hickory St.. Mount Carmel.. Pa. Rosident Mon's Council 1.2. 3, 4. Prosidont 4; Men's Intromurol Athlotic Association I. 2. 3. 4. Secretary 2. 3. 4; Koppo Dolta Pi 3. 4; Secondory Education Club 4; Keystone 4. MORRIS, CLAIRE ELIZABETH 3 Penn Mawr Court, Mt. Penn, Roading, Po. Choir 2. 3: Commuting Womon's League 2. 3. 4; Kappa Delto Pi 3. 4. MORSE. FELMAR 3620 Hamilton St., Philadelphia 4. Pa. Art Allionco I. 2: Intercollegiate Conforonco on Govornmont I; Droma Club I. 2; Art Educotion Socioty I. 2: Inter-Foith Forum I. MOTTER. LYNN MOYER. DONALD B. R.D. I. Alburtis. Po. Commuting Mon's Club I. 2, 3. Vice-President 3; MIAA 3. MOYER. SANDRA SAYLOR 322 N. 7th St.. Allentown. Po. Bond I. 2. 3: Concert Bond I. 2. 3: Orchestro I. 2. 3: Luthoron Stu- donts' Association I. 2. MROTZEK. HELEN MARY 566 Columbus Ave.. New York 24, N. Y. Student Educotion Association I. 2. 3. 4. Secretory 3; Choir 3: Ele- mentary Club 2. 3. 4; Koystonio I. 2: Luthoron Studonts' Association I. 2. MUDRY. HELEN RUTH R.D. I. Clarksville. Po. Junior Library Club I. 2; Alpha Beto Alpho 3. 4, Vice-President 4: Nowmon Club I, 2. 3. Secretory 3: Women's Athletic Association 4; Loodors' Club I. 2. 3: Tou Koppo 4. Treasurer 4. NAGLE. MARY ANN 335 Grant St.. Allentown. Pa. Choir I: All-Collogo Roviow I; Koppo Dolto Pi 3. 4. NICHOLS. WILLIAM P. Baer Apts.. Kutitown. Po. Googrophy Club 2. NUSS, MARLENE Coplay R. I, Bolliotsvillo, Pa. Mojorettes I: Concert Donee I. 2, 3: Resident Womon's Council I. 2. 3. OHLINGER. CHARLOTTE M. Bo 52A. R.F.D. 3. Wernersvillo. Po. Koystonio I. 2. Photogrophy Editor 2: Studonf Educotion Association I. 2. 3. 4, Prosidont 3. 4: Elementary Club 2. 3. Vico-Prosidont 3: Resi- dent Women's Council Counselor 3: Lutheran Studonts' Association I. OPLINGER, JANET C. R.D. I. Hollertown. Pa. Elomontory Educotion Club I. 2. Secretory 2: Leaders' Club I. 2. 3. 4; Rosidont Womon's Coopcrotive Association 4; Keystonio 4. Business Monoger 4; Tou Koppo 4. President 4. ORR. WILLIAM 510 Linden St.. Reading. Po. Closs Prosidont I; Rodio-T.V. Forum I. 2. 3. Vico-Prosidont 2. Prosidont 3: Dobotp Club I; Scionco Club I. 2; Keystono I. 2. 3. 4; Men's Com- . mutors' Club I. 2. 3. Vice-President 2, Prosidont 3: Sonior Roviow 2. 4, Co-Director 4; MIAA 2: College Choir I; Lutheran Students' Association I: Socondory Educotion Club I: Froshmon Collegiato Customs Com- mittee 2. 3. 4. OSMAN. ROBERT 121 N. Chostnut St.. Mount Carmol, Po. Art Allionce I. 2: Art Educotion Socioty 3. 4; Servico Club I. 2: Nowmon Club I, 2. OVERDORF, DAVID P. 844 Tombler St., Bethlehem. Po. Trock I; MIAA I. 2. 3. 4; 8ond I. 2: Scionco Club 3. 4. PACIFIC. SAMUEL 925 Madison Ave.. Reoding. Po. Activities Boord I: Scioncc Club I. 2. 3. 4; Eastern Collegiate Science Convention 3. 4. PATTI. SANTA JANE 439 Berwick St., Easton. Pa. Commuting Women's Leaguo I. 3. 4; Student Educotion Association I. 4; Elomontory Educotion Club 4: Nowmon Club I. PERSON. CHARLES G. 190 S. first St.. Lohighton. Pa. Commuting Mon's Club I: MIAA I. 2. 3. 4; Choir 2. 3. 4; All-Collogo Roview 3: Contemporory Affoirs Forum 4; Intorcollegioto Conference on Govornmont 3. 4. PIAZZA. GENEVIEVE SOVA 20 S. Charlotte St.. Pottstown. Po. Elemontory Club I: Koystono I; Commuting Women's Club 2. 3. 4: Studont Education Association I: Rosident Womon's Cooporotivo Asso- ciation I. POSTUS. JOYCE ANN 333 Walnut Ave.. Aldan. Po. Art Alliance I, 2: Art Educotion Society 3. 4; Hockey 2; Newman Club 3. 4. RA8E. EDYTHE LOUISE East Greenville. Po. Art Allionce I. 2: Art Educotion Socioty I. 2: Lifo Saving I; Lutheron Studonts' Association I; Photography Club 3. 4. REDCAY, MARTIN AARON 302 W. Madison Ave.. Mohnton. Pa. REESE. WINIFRED MARJORIE 93 James St.. Kingston. Po. Sorvico Club I. 2. 3. 4; Droma Club 2, 3. 4; Science Club 2, 3. 4; Leaders' Club 2. 3: Newspoper I. 2: Canterbury Club I. 2. 3. 4; Froshmon Collegiote Customs Committee 3: Followcrofters 2. REICHARD. LOIS ELAINE 1438 Main St., Hollertown. Po. Loodors' Club I. 2. 3. Secrotary 3; Alpho 8oto Alpho 3 4. Treasurer 4; Tau Koppo 4. Vicc-Presidont 4. REIGEL. NANCY 515 Chestnut St.. West Reoding. Po. Commuting Women's League I. 2. 3: Librory Club I, 2: Alpha Beto Alpha 3. 4. REINERT. PRISCILLA ANN 1303 Main St.. Northampton. Po. Bond I. 2, 3: Concert Bond 3: Keystone 2. 3: Resident Womon's Co- operative Association 3. 4. RICHARDS. RONALD T. 1612 Locust St.. Roading. Po. Commuting Mon's Club 1.2: Scionce Club 3. 4. RIDER. GLADYS A. 211 Dauphin St.. Enolo. Po. Art Allionco I. 2: Art Educotion Socioty 3. 4; Photography Club 2. 3. 4. Socrotory 3. Vico-President 4; Women's Athlotic Association I. 2. 3. 4; Lutheran Student's Association I. 2. 3. 4; Choir I. RODGERS. HAROLD E. 162 Bonkwoy. Lohighton. Po. Choir 2. 3. ROMANO. WILLIAM A. 1736 Powell St.. Norristown. Po. Nowmon Club I. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Bosketboll I: Comero Club 2: Con- tomporory Affoirs Forum 2; Commuting Mon's Club I; MIAA I. 2. 3. 4. ROSSI. FRANK SANDERS. LINDA L. 511 Morion St.. Reading. Po. Commuting Womon's Leaguo 2. 3. 4. SCHAEFFER. JOYCE 312 Hollenboeh St.. Reoding. Po. Choir I. 2: Commuting Women's Looguo. SCHAFFER. MARIETTA 1135 Walnut St.. Allentown. Po. Concert Donco I. 2. 3. Secretary 2: Cheerloador 3: All-Collogo Rovuo 2. 3. 118 SCHEFFLER. JILL 430 South St.. Slotington. Po. Elomontory Educotion Club 2. 3: Loodors' Club 2. 3. 4; Student Educo- tion Associotion 4; United Studont Followihip 1.2, 3. Vico-Presidont 3: Women's Athlotic Associotion I. 2. 3. 4; Intromurol Sports: Hockoy 2. 4; Boskotball 1.2. 3: Volloyboll I. 2. 3. 4; Tonnis 2. SCHLEGEL. ROSALYN J. 337 Schuylkill Avo.. Tamaquo. Pa. Koystonio I. 2. 3. Editor 3: Loodors' Club 1.2. 3: Elementary Educotion Club 2. 3. Recording Secrotory 3: Ring Committoo Choirmon 3. SCHOCH, DAVID E. 204 W. Snyder St.. Solinsgrove. Po. Koppo Dolto PI 4; Who's Who Among Students in Amoricon Colleges and Universities 4. SCHWEITZER. ROBERT W. Alt. 22. Miller Heights. Bethlehem. Po. Art Allionco I. 2; Art Educotion Society 3. 4; Dromo Club 3. 4; All- Collogo Rovuo 4. SCORNAVACCHI. MICHAEL T. 605 N. 5th St.. Reading. Po. Commuting Mon's Loogue I; Scienco Club 3. 4. SEAGRAVES. THOMAS SEBO. STEVE SHANER. RICHARD 146 S. Penn St.. Allentown. Po. Orchestra I. 2. 3: Bond I. 2. Vico-Prosidont 2: Koystone 2. 3: All-Collogo Rovuo 3: Hoidolborg Philharmonic 2. 3. 4. SHIPPER. NANCY F. 40 E. Washington St.. Adamstown. Po. Secondory Educotion Club I. 2; Koystone I. 2; Inter-Foith Forum 3: Science Club 3. 4. SINKO. CHARLES J. 441 North St.. Minersville. Po. Tennis 3. 4; Football I: Nowmon Club I. 2. 3: MIAA I. 2. 3. 4; Googrophy Club I. 2. 3. 4; Contemporary Affairs Forum 3: Inter-Foith Forum 3. 4. SMALTZ. ELISABETH C. 59 Center St.. Pittston I. Po. Art Alliance I. 2: Art Education Society 3. 4; Band 2. 3. 4; Concort Band 3. 4; Leaders' Club 3: Lifo Saving I; Lutheran Studont Association 1. 2. 3. 4; Photography Club 2. 3. 4, Socrotory 4; Customs Committee 3. 4; Womon's Athlotic Association I. 2. 3. 4; Inter-Foith Forum 2. 3: SMIECIUCH. EMILY Bedminstor. Po. Nowmon Club 1.2. 3, 4; Keystonio I. 2. 3. 4, Assistant Business Man- ager 2. 3: Womon's Athlotic Associotion I; Elomentory Educotion Club 2. 3. 4: Archery 2: Intromurol Volleyball 3: Intor-Faith Forum 3. 4. SMITH. JEAN E. Browor Avo.. Oaks, Po. Bible Study I. 2. 3. 4, Secrotory 2; Koppo Dolto Pi 3. 4; Koystonio 2. 3. 4. Socrotory 3: Closs Editor 4; Inter-Foith Forum 2, 3: Commuting Womon's Leoguo I. SMITH. MARY JANE Box 13. McKeonsburg. Pa. Unitod Studont Fellowship I. 2. 3. 4. Secretory-Troosuror 3: Loodors' Club 2. 3. 4; Inter-Foith Forum 3. SNYDER. FRANCES J. 413 Charlotte Avo.. South Williamsport. Po. Koystone I. 2: Mothodist Club 4; Studont Educotion Associotion I; Womon's Athletic Associotion 1.2. 3. SNYDER. JAMES R. SOCHAN. JAMES R. R-0. 2. Palmorton. Pa. Koystone 2, 3. 4. Editor-in-Chiof (Summor) 3. 4. Sports Editor 4: Essence Editor-in-Chiof 4; Basketball 3, 4; Basoball 2, 3. 4; Student Athlotic Publicity Director 3. 4; MIAA 2. 3. 4; Secondary Educotion Club 3. 4. Troosuror 4; Lutheran Students' Association 3. 4; Resident Mon's Associotion: Who's Who Among Studonts in American Collogcs ond Universities 4. SOPONIS. LEOCADIA 110 S. 4th St.. Minorsvillo. Po. Alpho Boto Alpho 3. 4. President 4; Kappa Delta Pi 3. 4. Socrotory 4; Resident Womon's Cooperativo Associotion 2, 3. 4. Socrotory 4; Closs Socrotory 4; Keystone I. 2. 3; Koystonio 3: Loaders' Club I. 2. 3: Newman Club I. 2. 3: Junior Library Club I. 2. Presidont 2: Who's Who Among Studonts in Amoricon Collegos ond Universities 4. SOWERS. ARTHUR LEE R.D. 3. Dillsburg. Po. Art Educotion Socioty 3, 4; Picture Lending Librory 2. 3: Photography Club 3: Lutheron Students' Associotion I. SPANGLER. DOLORES 2552 Willow St.. York. Po. Commuting Womon's Lcaguo I: Intor-Faith Forum I. 2. 3: Luthoron Studonts' Associotion I; Art Allionco I. 2: Art Education Socioty 3. 4. STANWOOD. PATRICIA STARK. PHYLLIS 130 Schaeffer St.. Boyertown. Po. Koystonio I. 2. 3. 4; Color Guord 2. 3: Biblo Study Group I. 2. 3: Koystone I; Intor-Faith Forum 3: Intromurol Volloyboll 3. STOUDT. MARY E. 602 Penn Avo.. Sinking Spring. Po. Art Allionco I. 2: Art Educotion Socioty 3. 4; Luthoron Studonts' Asso- ciotion I; Intromurol Volloyboll I; Intramural Hockey 2: Archory 3. STRANGIA. MICHAEL STRAUSSER. FERNE MARIE R.D.. Auburn, Po. Lutheran Studonts' Associotion I. 2. 3: Intor-Foith Forum 2. 3: Choir I; Intromurol Softboll I; Intromurol Volloyboll I; Women's Athlotic Associotion I; Rosidont Womon's Cooperative Associotion 3: Student Educotion Associotion 2. SWANK. PETER. JR. 155 S. Third St.. Froekville. Po. Commuting Mon's Leoguo I; MIAA I. 2. 3. 4; Nowmon Club 3. 4: Secondory Educotion Club 3. 4; Contomporory Affairs Forum 2. 3. 4. TAYLOR. KATHRYN KUTSHER 825 Tuckerton Ave.. Temple. Po. Commuting Women's Leoguo 3. 4. THORNLEY, DELIA ANN 25th ond Lehigh Drive, Easton, Po. Dromo Club 2. 3: Methodists' Club 3. 4. TOMLINSON, CAROL LYNN Silver Lok© Road, Nowtown, Po. Art Allionco I. 2: Art Educotion Socioty 3. 4; Doboto Club I. 2. 3. 4; Concort Donee 3. 4; Inter-collegiote Council on Government I; Intor- Foith Forum 3. 4; Loodors' Club 2; Dromo Club 4. TOYE, MARY L. 337 Sunset Road. Wost Reading, Pa. Commuting Women's Leaguo I. 2, 3. 4; Googrophy Club 3. 4; Koppo Delta Pi 3. 4; Who's Who Among Studonts in Amoricon Collogos ond Universities 4. TREMBA. EDWARD A. 210 Main St.. Egypt, Pa. Commuting Mon's Club I. TROILO. DOLORES E. 10 N. Second St.. Rooding. Po. Commuting Womon's Looguo 1.2. 3. 4. TURECK. MARY 104 Albright Ave.. Allentown. Po. Sorvico Club I. 2. VAIVARS. DZINTRA 141 N. 9th St.. Quakertown. Po. Keystono 2. 3. 4; Junior Library Club I. 2; Alpho Beta Alpha 3. 4: Drama Club I. 2: Inter-Foith Forum I. 2. 3. VONDERHORST, RUTH Cooper Road. Ook Ridge. N. J. Concort Danco I. 2: Art Allionce I. 2. Troosuror 2: Art Educotion 4. WARREN. MARY E. 1227 Walnut St.. Jersey Shoro, Po. Bond I. 3, 4; Chorus I; Art Allionco 2: Art Educotion Socioty 3. 4; Orchestra 3. 4; Westminister Fellowship 4. WEALAND. DONALD WEBSTER, NORMA Star Routo 2. Doylostown, Po. Koystone I. 3. 4. Secretory 4; Junior Librory Club I. 2; Alpha Beta Alpha 3. 4. WELLER. SHIRLEY A. 212 Buffalo St.. Elklond. Po. Dromo Club I; Inter-Foith Forum I. 2: Photography Club 2. 3. 4; Art Allionco I. 2: Art Educotion 3. 4 WENTZ. EDWARD WESCOE, BARBARA A. 935 Fourth St., Fullorton, Po. Commuting Womon's Looguo 3. WESSNER. JOHN 146 N. Third St.. Hamburg. Po. Commuting Men's League 2. 3. 4; MIAA 3; Kappa Delto Pi 4. WILEMAN. MARY 304 Diamond St.. Sellersville. Pa. Bible Study I. 2. 3. 4; Koystonio I. 2, 3. 4; Archory 2: Elomentory Club 2. 3. 4: Intromurol Volleyball 3; Inter-Foith Forum 3. 4. WOLFE. ROBERT L. Leesport. R.D. I. Po. Bond I. 2: Orchestra I. 2; Geography Club 3. YATES. JASON 200 N. 8th St.. Eoston. Po. YODER. GERALD H. R.D. I. Oloy. Po. Dromo Club I. 2. 3. 4; Art Allionco I. 2; Art Education Socioty 3. 4; Track 2: Koystono I. ZERDY. GLADYS Y. 24 Woter St.. Now Philadelphia. Po. Nowmon Club I. 2. 3. 4. ZIEGENFUS. JUDY ZIEGLER. JOHN H. R.F.D. 3. Pino Grove. Po. Lutheron Students' Association I. 2. 3. 4, SoCrotory 2. Prosident 3: Intor-Foith Forum 2. 3. 4. President 4; Science Club 1.2. 3. 4; Bosoboll Monogor I. 2. 3: MIAA I. 2. 4. ZIMMERMAN. H. NEAL 129 Hoos St.. Topton. Po. Commuting Men's Leogue I. 2. 3: Scienco Club 3. 4; Intromurol Basket- ball I; Who's Who Among Studonts in Amoricon Colleges and Uni- versities 4. 119 ZONDLO. JOSEPHINE 258 Northompton St., Holleftown. Po. Student Activities Boord I. 2. 3. 4. Secretory 2. Treosurer 4; Home- coming Choirmon 4; Newman Club I. 2. 3. 4, Corresponding Socrotory 3; Loaders' Club 2. 3. 4; Elomontory Club 2: Women's Athlotic Associa- tion I. 2. 3. 4; Tou Kappa 4; Kappa Oclto Pi 4; V ho's Who Among Students in Americon Co logos ond Universities 4. ZONDLO. JULIE 258 Northampton St.. Hollortown, Pa. Newman Club I. 2. 3, 4. Trcosuror 2; Leaders' Club 2. 3. 4: Elomontory Club 2: Womon's Athletic Association I, 2. 3. 4; Kappa Dolta Pi 4. UNDERCLASSMEN Abeln. Margaret A. Achey, Brenda E. Adorn. David R. Adams, Gail C. Adams, Jean E. Adams, Lynn N. Adams. Mary E. Alberti. Rudolph Albright, Gladys Albus. Katharine L. Alderman. Mary I. Allen. James C. Allen. Ralph Allport. Susan J. Alpaugh, Nelson $. Altieri, Joseph G. Altman, Lois D. Altman. Neil M. Alwine, Sylvia A. Anderson Patrick J. Andrachick. Joseph G. Ankrom. Sally A. Ardle. Patricia A. Argali, Cloir D. Arnold. Carol M. Ashton. Florence A. Ashton. Goil A. Asianis, Mary T. Azzolina. Joseph C. Babb. Elizabeth M. Bair, Barbara A. Baker, Edwin A. Baldwin. Eugene M. Ball. Bonnie G. Ball. Stanley J. Balthaser, Iris M. Banmiller. Richard E. Barker, Leona Barker, Ralph M.. Jr. Barr, Kathryn L. Barron. Morjorie A. Barthold. Carol A. Bartholomew, Kermit C. Bateman. Louise E. Bauer. Dorothy A. Bauman. Judith A. Bealer, Paul B. Beblavy. Joseph Bechtel. Robert J. Beck, Harold L. Box 479. Temple, Pa. 423 Walnut St.. Allentown. Po. R.D. 3. College Hill. Kutztown. Pa. 2604 Kutztown Rd.. Reading, Pa. Lyon Station. Pa. R.D. I. Tamaqua. Pa. 701 Mt. Laurel Ave., Temple. Pa. 1040 Northampton St.. Easton. Pa. Reamstown, Pa. 907 Summit Ave.. Johnstown. Pa. 505 Fronklin St., West Reading, Pa. 352 First St.. Slotington. Pa. 842 Lancaster Ave., Reading, Pa. 1435 Montrose Ave.. Bethlehem, Po. 66 S. Main St., Nazareth. Po. 1021 N. 20th St.. Allentown. Pa. 25 S. Britton Rd.. Springfield. Pa. 31 Circle Rd.. Lovittown. Po. 3 11 N. Locust St., Elizabethown. Pa. 158 N. 9th St., Lebanon. Pa. R.D. 2. Box 365. Pottsville. Pa. R.D. I. Allentown. Pa. 733 Crane St.. Catasauqua, Po. Coal St.. Middleport, Po. 500 Chestnut St., Lonsdale. Pa. R.D. I. Box 413, Langhorne, Po. 739 Bruckmon Ave.. Reading, Pa. 542 Mahoning St., Lehighton. Pa. 642 N. 25th St.. Reading. Pa. 543 Robeson St., Reading, Pa. R.D. I, Leesport, Po. 133 E. Cumberland St.. Allentown, Po. 1411 Morgan St.. Bristol, Pa. 85 Silver Spruce Rd.. Levittown. Pa. 133 S. Church St., Mohnton, Po. R.D. I. Hamburg. Po. Gravel Pike, Groterford. Pa. 3312 Bleigh St.. Philadelphia 36, Pa. 50 S. Scott Ave., Glenolden, Pa. 1119 Walnut St., Reading. Po. 160 Godshall Rd.. Groterford. Pa. 522 Overlook Rd.. Philadelphia. Pa. 830 Club Ave., Allentown, Pa. 728 N. Fountain St.. Allentown. Pa. 914 Leisz's Bridge Rd.. Reading, Pa. 113 N. 23rd St.. Reading. Po. 47 S. 7th St., Quakertown. Pa. R.D. 2. Lehighton. Pa. R.D. 3. Boyertown. Pa. Main St.. Spring Mount, Pa. Beck. Jomes D. Becker. Jane E. Becker. Judith K. Becker. Lottie J. 8ecker. Ronald M. Benedict. Louis G. Bennetch, Dona A. Berger, I. Louise Berger, Marlin W., Jr. Berkenstock. Mary E. Berkey. Charles C., II Bernstel. John W., Jr. Best, Paul C. Bigelow. John M. Bigg, Carol A. Bilger, Caroline F. Black, Ronald L. Blaker, Russell R. Blankenbiller, Noncy A. Blecker, Ino C. Bogert, Francis E. Bollinger. Melvyn L. Bomberger. Mary E. Bonanno, Ann C. Bond. Richard C Bonser, Dennis J. Booth, Betty A. Bordner. Elodie E. Boudmon, Eorl C. Bower. Marguerite F. Boyer. Sue M. Bramble, Ralph L. Breaux. Abbie T. Brecker. Ray E. Breisch. Nancy J. Brendlinger, Judith A. Breneman. Nancy J. Brensinger. Sara J. Brett, James J. Bretz, Robert P. Briggs. Ethel M. Bright. Linford L., Jr. Brosch, James J. Brough, Elaine R. Brown. Helen A. Brown. Ruth W. Brown. Sandra J, Browne, Ronald G. Brubaker, Judith I. Bruchak. John Brumbaugh. George T. Brunner, Thomas L. Bryant, George E. Bryson. Jon A. Burcaw, David P. Burkert. Arlan R. Burkert, Sandra L.. Mrs. Burkey. David L. Burkey. Kathryn L., Mrs. Burns, Barbara J. Burritt, John A. Buss. Thomas C. Cadmus, Thomas W. Calabria. Nancy C. Coley. Judith R.D. I. Wrightsville, Pa. 223 W. Main St.. Kutztown, Pa. E. Pine St., Fleetwood. Pa. 212 S. 12th St., Reading, Pa. 743 N. 8th St., Allentown. Pa. 338 N. Nth St., Reading, Pa. 8 E. High St., Womclsdorf, Pa. 3 I 7 W. Elm St., Shillington, Pa. 240 N. Berne St.. Schuylkill Haven. Pa. 1380 Kenhorst Blvd., Reading, Pa. 1503 Oneida St.. Huntingdon. Pa. R.D. I, Oley, Pa. R.D. I, Wescoesville. Pa. 9 Drysdale St., Somerville. N. J. 1037 Tilghman St., Allentown, Po. 213 Market St., Bristol, Pa. 851 N. 3rd St.. Reading, Pa. 827 E. Centre St., Mahanoy City, Pa. 48 E. Broad St.. Shillington, Pa. R.D. I. Dauphin, Po. R.D. I, Center Valley, Pa. 723 N. 6th St.. Allentown. Pa. R.D. I, Box 14, Hershey. Po. R.D. 3. Reading, Pa. R.D. 2, Kempton. Pa. 362 Lehigh Ave., Palmerton. Pa. 2708 Axe Factory Rd.. Philadelphia, Pa. Bethel, Pa. 60 Iron St.. Bloomsburg. Po. 916 Hampden Blvd., Reading, Pa. R.D. I, Mertztown, Pa. 537 Liberty St., Allentown. Pa. 15 Hillside Rd.. West Lown. Pa. 335 Main St.. Pennsburg. Pa. 426 N. 30th St., Allentown, Pa. R.D. 3, Pottstown, Pa. R.D. I. Sinking Spring. Po. 27 N. Fifth St.. Emmaus. Pa. 234 Chestnut St., Shillington. Pa. 752 Third St., Catasauqua. Po. 3015 Kutztown, Rd., Reading, Pa. R.D. I. Hellertown, Po. 13 Greenwich St.. Kutztown. Pa. R.D. I. Gardners. Pa. 216 E. 7th St.. Oil City, Pa. 102 Worrell St.. Chester. Pa. 833 N. Sherman St.. Allentown. Pa. 432 Penn Ave., West Reading, Pa. 399 S. President Ave.. Lancaster. Pa. 1523 Cedar St.. Northampton. Pa. 427 Renfrew Ave., Ambler. Pa. 1849 W..Market St.. Bethlehem, Pa. 2216 Boulevard Ave.. Scranton, Pa. 743 Eggleston Circle. Sharon Hill. Pa. 301 N. 9th St.. Allentown. Pa. 3 E. Main St.. Fleetwood. Pa. 3 E. Main St., Fleetwood. Pa. R.D. 2. Bernville. Pa. 766 State St.. Hamburg. Pa. 500 Walnut St.. Royersford. Pa. 224 Main St., Mohnton, Pa. 142 Liberty St.. Nazareth. Pa. R.D. I. Hamburg. Pa. 1510 Garfield Ave., Wyomissing. Pa. 2128 Tilghman St., Allentown. Pa. Combrio. Donna G. Campbell. William D. Campion. Elizabeth A. Canfield. Lawrence J. Capilo. Joseph C. Carey. Thomas V. Carl. Brenda R. Carlson, Paul W. Carlucci. Carolyn G. Carr. Joann A. Casella. Charles H. Casella, Henry P. Casner. Rebecca J. Cavner, Marcia E. Charowsky, Patricia Chelius, Lynne S. Cheston. Jeanne C. 738 Chestnut St.. Reading, Pa. 214 E. Hamilton St., Allentown., Pa. 1944 Howard Ave.. Pottsville, Pa. 92 Lombard St.. New Philadelphia. Pa. 108 W. 46th St.. New Philadelphia. Pa. Rapp St., Girardville. Pa. 218 Highlawn Ave., Elizabethtown, Pa. 105 E. Main St.. Fleetwood. Pa. 1868 Lititz Pike, Lancaster, Pa. 317 Hollenbach St., Reading. Pa. 907 Spring Garden. Easton, Pa. 907 Spring Garden, Easton, Pa. 142 Lewis St., Minersville, Pa. 604 Rutledge Ave.. Folsom. Pa. R.D. I. Box 141 A. Pottsville, Pa. 2612 Reoding Blvd., West Lown, Pa. 452 Williams St.. Easton. Pa. Cholet, Gregory 252 Harrison Ave., Hosbrouck Hgts, N. J. Christman. Dovid W. 118 E. Penn St., Lehighton, Pa. Cimbalisto, Tina 411 South St., Pottstown. Pa. Cinciripino, Armond 621 Second Ave., Royersford, Pa. Cisick, Theresa M. 318 Cherry St.. Pottstown. Pa. Clark, Margaret E. 307 Railroad St.. Tamaqua, Pa. Clark. 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Coval. Daniel S. 209 Second St.. Hokendauqua, Pa. Cowles. Carol L. 3907 Newportville Rd., Newportville, Pa. Craig. Anne P. 134 Bethlehem Pike. Ambler, Pa. Cressman. Edith M. Werner St., Wernersville. Pa. Crothers. Mary L. 1073 N. Eyre Dr., Chester, Pa. Cruse. Wade Hampton, II I 18 S. 15th St.. Allentown. Pa. Custer. Arlene A.. Mrs. R.D. I. Box 256. Fleetwood. Pa. Delia Piazza. Gale 126 N. 8th St., Coploy, Pa. Dallessandro. Jane A. 1123 Buttonwood St., Reading, Pa. Damario, Patricia E. 335 N. Front St., Reading, Pa. Dantzer. Albert G. 933 N. Emmaus Ave., Allentown. Pa. Dardos, James E. 312 W. Bertsch St.. Lansford. Pa. DaRe, Judith A. 933 N. 6th St., Allentown. Pa. Davies, Robert W. 530 N. I Ith St., Allentown, Pa. Davis. Dorothy A. 736 Main St., Peckville, Pa. Davis. Linda J. Box 46, Blondon, Pa. Deck. Terry M. 222 W. High St.. Womelsdorf, Pa. DeFranco, June A. 720 Washington St.. Red Hill. Pa. DelGrosse, Lorraine G. 1159 E. 4th St.. Bethlehem. Pa. DeMarco. Bruce L. 40 S. Harrisburg St., Steelton. Pa. Deppen, Richard K. 1724 Palmer Ave., Wyomissing, Pa. DeTurk. Dennis J. 28 Noble St.. Kutztown. Pa. DeTurk. Donna D. Deutsch, Charles E. Diehl, Colleen F. Diehl. Jacqueline M. Diehl, Walter R. Diely, Paul R. Dieter, Ahroma D. Dilliord, Neil R. Distasio. Frank C. Donald, William B. Donegan, Marie C. Dootson. Dorothy D. Dorn, Jeffrey W. Dorney, Joan D. Dorwin. Harold L., Jr. Dougherty. Nancy Jo Downs. Robert T.. Jr. Dreher, Shirley A. Dreibelbis. Neil R. Drumm, Patricia A. Duckenfield, Diane Due, Richard M. Duerr, Elenor E. Dugan, Hugh D. Dunkelberger. Ann C. Dunkle, Roderick J. Dunlap, Barton P. Dunn. Barbara M. Eastland, Barbara B. Ebert. Dena J. Ebinger, Marion S. Ebling, Saro G. Eckhart, Gary C. Eckhart, Thomas E. Edgar. Margaret B., Mrs. Ehlert, Sandra Eisel. Patricia M. Eisenhart, Judith R. Ellis. James M. Encelewski. Kay C. English, John L. English. Susan M. Enzman, Margaret M. Epps, Carol A. Erb. Barbara E. Ernst, Erma R. Erwin, Ruth A. Evoncho. John T. Eyrich, Barbara A. Facchiano. Nicholas L. Falcone. Philomena R. Farr, Kay S. Farrell, Edward M. Fosnacht, Myron F. Fegely, Robert P. Feichtl, Joseph J. Feleoy, Marie C. Feller, Sylvia K. Felsburg, Richard C. 119 Noble St., Kutztown, Po. 165 Berger St., Emmaus, Pa. 153 New St.. Hellertown, Pa. Woodland Dr.. R.D. 2, Malvern. Pa. 24 E. Lincoln Ave., Hatfield. Pa. 518 N. St. Elmo St., Allentown. Po. 1064 Seventh St., Catasauqua. Pa. 1112 Main St.. Emerald. Pa. 429 McClellan St., Reading, Pa. Railroad St., Tamaqua, Pa. 72 E. Railroad St., Tamaqua. Pa. R.D. I, Fleetwood, Pa. 30 Shelter Lane, Levittown, Po. 944 North 19th St., Allentown, Pa. 815 N. 4th St.. Reading. Pa. 85 Main St., Pine Grove. Pa. Jackson Ave., Carney's Point, N. J. 733 Lincoln Ave.. Northampton, Pa. 825 Bellevue Ave., Loureldale. Po. 954 Remington Rd.. Wynnewood, Pa. McKean Rd.. Springhouse, Pa. 771 N. Main St., Bangor, Pa. 2121 74th Ave., Philadelphia 38. Pa. 329 Iron St., Lehighton, Pa. 1531 Locust St., Reading. Pa. 403 Green Terrace. Reading, Pa. 1351 Anderson Dr.. Palatine, III. 712 Columbia Ave., Palmerton. Pa. 103 W. Main St., Fleetwood. Pa. Hegins. Pa. 3439 Cottman Ave.. Philadelphia, Pa. Third and Elm Sts.. Auburn. Pa. 120 Lincoln Ave.. Walnutport. Pa. 1050 Main St., Slatington, Pa. R.D. 2. Kutztown, Pa. 1245 Ott Blvd., Allentown, Pa. I 100 W. Broad St.. Quakertown, Pa. Children's Home, Pottsville, Pa. 549 Hermitage St., Philadelphia 28, Pa. Riegelsville, Pa. Box 63. Reinerton, Pa. R.D. 2, Northampton, Pa. 1133 Elm St., Reading, Pa. R.D. I. Royersford. Pa. Waldheim Park. Allentown. Pa. R.D. I, Sinking Spring, Pa. Lincoln Hwy, Exton. Pa. 1424 Stehr St., Bethlehem. Pa. 118 Spring St.. Reading. Pa. 510 Pawnee St., Bethlehem, Pa. 507 N. 7th St.. Bangor. Pa. 178 Andover St., Wilkes-Barre. Pa. 6 Center St.. Lansford, Pa. 139 Martin Ave., Ephrota, Pa. I 150 Lehigh St., Allentown. Pa. 609 Main St., Cementon, Po. 1034 Pennsylvania Ave.. Emmaus, Pa. 194 N. Broad St.. Nazareth, Pa. 420 Newcastle St., Minerville, Pa. Fenstermacher, Sandra A. Fenstermaker. Patricia M. Ferrence. Gary M. Fessler. Dawn L. Fessler. Mary Ann Fethers. Carolyn B. 44 Weiss St., Topton. Pa. 703 Glenwood St.. Emmaus. Pa. Summit Station. Pa. R.D. I. Womelsdorf, Pa. R.D. 2, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. 226 Pitt St., Tamaqua. Pa. Fillmon. Jomes R. Finlc, Dione R. Fischl, Dovid R. Fisher, Corole M. Fisher, Horry W. Fisher, John C. Fisher. Loretta E. Fisher, Miriam B. Fitzko, June B. Flack, Velda Hershey, Mrs. Fleming, Donald J. Flickinger. M. Nancy Flood. Susan A. Foley. Barbara A. Ford. Rell B. Forman, Charles Forosty. Ariadna G. Forrest, Sally A. Forry, John F. Foster. Judith A. Fox, Beverly A. Fox, Margaret L. Fox, Ruth A. Fox, Sarah. Ann F. Frock, Carol A. Franc. Carol A. Frank. John P. Franklin, Horbert L. Frantz. Robert E. Frederick. Carol Ann K. Freeman. Dorothy J. Freeze. Jay F. Frey. Sterling O. Fuenfstueck, William V. Fuko. Barbara A. Fulmer. Harold G. Fulton. Mary K. Furbur, Colia E. Furniss. Robert L. Futrick. Betty Gackenbach. Robert Gadomski, Helen J. Golgoci. Charles E. Gallagher, A. Patricia Gallagher. James E. Gone. Mary Anne Garlond, Cynthia A. Garrett. Kenneth W. Gattone, Richard F. Gaul. Janice L. 1236 Marion St.. Reading. Pa. 350 7th St.. Coplay. Pa. 722 7th Ave.. Bethlehem. Pa. 1855 Deloware Ave.. Wyomissing. Pa. Market St.. Auburn, Pa. 1106 Victor St.. Lebanon. Pa. R.D. I, Wcscoesville. Pa. 1624 Perkiomen Ave., Reading, Pa. 7th St.. Prospect Hgts. Bethlehem, Pa. R.D. I, Paradise. Pa. 2002 Chew St., Allentown, Pa. I 19 New Holland Ave., Shillington, Pa. 32 E. Clearfield Rd.. Havertown. Pa. Star Route, Waverly. Pa. 123 West Ave., Mt. Carmel. Pa. 7224 Calvert St., Philadelphia. Pa. 399 Charles St.. Coatesville, Pa. R.D. I, Mertztown. Pa. Ridge Road. Kellers Church, Pa. 1404 Deloware St., Scranton. Pa. 262 E. Main St., Kutztown, Pa. 203 Bushkill St., Stockertown. Pa. R.D. I. Lebanon, Po. Lenhartsville. Po. 931 Hanover Ave., Allentown. Pa. Box 115. Lake Ariel. Pa. 947 Cedar St., Allentown. Pa. 200 N. I Ith St.. Reading, Pa. 222 Second St., Slatington, Pa. R.D. I, New Ringgold, Pa. 137 Northampton St., Hellertown. Pa. 662 N. 2nd St.. Pottsville. Pa. R.D. I, Lehighton. Pa. 2512 Hampshire Rd., Bethlehem, Po. 728 Seneca St., Bethlehem, Pa. 2916 Pearl Ave., Allentown, Pa. 137 N. Second St., Newport. Po. 107 N. Ellsworth St., Allentown. Pa. 1535 Providence Ave.. Chester. Pa. 62 I S. Sixth St., Reading. Pa. 232 N. I Ith St.. Allentown. Pa. R.D. I. Lake Ariel.‘Po. 234 Abbott St.. Lansford. Pa. 1518 Walnut St.. Lonsdale, Po. 551 Park St., Allentown. Po. 19 E. Langhorne Ave.. Havertown, Pa. 1620 Lois Lane. Bethlehem, Pa. 10 E. Main St., Kutztown, Po. 1359 N. 9th St., Reading. Pa. R.D. I, Box 977, Mt. Laurel Rd., Temple. Pa. Gauntlett, Donald W. Gehmon. Arlan E. Gehman, Gloria J. Geiger. Grace I. Geigle. Feme E.. Mrs. Gelsinger. Rachel R. Gerhart, Dennis Gerhart, Helen N. Gerhart, Shirley M. German, Patricia Gcschwindt, John E. Getz. John J. Giangiacomo, Donald C. Giardiello. Nicholas J. Gigliotti, Rosalie A. 226 E. Main St., Tremont, Pa. 327 W. Walnut St., Kutztown. Pa. 220 N. 7th St.. Emmaus, Pa. R.D. I, Andreas, Pa. 1444 Oak Lone, Reading. Pa. R.D. I. Robesonia. Pa. 600 Deloware Ave., Lonsdale. Pa. 1045 W. Cambria St.. Philadelphia 33, Pa. Fredericksburg, Pa. Main St., Wescoesville, Pa. Main St., Port Clinton. Pa. Main St., New Boston. Pa. 15 N. York St., Pottstown, Pa. 539 Weiser St., Reading. Pa. 46 Centre St., Kelayres. Pa. Gilbert, Down C. Gillespie. G. David Gittleman, Ruth F. Givler. Floyd C. Givler, Lewis P., Jr. Glosser, Charles M. Goas, Mary Jane Gongoll, Nancy J. Goodhart, Kerry L. Gosch. Frederick A. Gosch. William C. Gottschalk. Jerome S. Grabert, John A. Gransback. Barbara A. Green, Gail S. Green, Richard E. Greenawalt, Ann L. Greenawalt, Owen R. Greenwood, Patricia M. Gregor. Joan L. Gressley. Beverly A. Grier, Gloria J. Griesemer. Barbara A. Grim, Robert J. Gross, Rosemory Gross. Sandra E. Groves, Jean W. Gruber. Robert E. Gruver, Lois E. Haas, Chester H. Haberern, Roger W. Hafer, Mary E. Hahn, Janet E. Hain, Kenneth G. Haines. Kenneth J. Hale. Eleanor F. I Hamilton, Marion D. Hand, Betty O. Hand, Rodney L. Handwerk. Delores G. Honna, Edward Hanna. Jeanne Happel, Dolores J. Harpel. Claire C. Harper. Ann Horpt. Beatrice K. Hart, Susan J. Harter, Eleanor M. Hartgen, Mary J. Harting, Althea M. Hartline, Barbara A. Hartung, John W. Hartzell. Jane L. Harvey. Donna M. Hassay. Alexandra M. Hassler. Larry R. Hassler, Martin J. Hassler. Sterling L. Hassler. William R. Hawk, Lowell W. Hayik, Joseph. Jr. Hozelton. Gail M. Heacock, Eleanor A. Hecker, Sara-Ann M. Heckman. Larry R. 1305 Jennings St.. Bethlehem, Pa. 2322 MacDade Blvd., Holmes. Po 2803 Diamond Ave., Allentown, Po. 1510 Union St.. Allentown, Pa. 251 E. Elm St., Allentown, Pa. 813 N. Keorney St.. Allentown, Po. 50 Dock St., Schuylkill Haven. Pa. 543 Gregg St.. Shillington, Pa. 219 S. Fifth St., Reading, Pa. 720 N. 9th St., Reading, Po. 44 S. Second St., Womelsdorf, Pa. 830 N. 13th St.. Reading. Pa. I 19 N. Chestnut St., Boyertown. Pa. 2479 Bowman St.. Cornwells Hghts. Pa. 325 Gribbel Rd.. Wyncote, Pa. 1213 Marvine St., Bethlehem. Pa. 525 S. Fifth St.. Hamburg. Pa. R.D. I, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. R.D. I. Leesport, Pa. R.D. 3. Bongor, Po. R.D. I, Alburtis, Pa. Cochranville. Pa. 2230 Raymond Ave., Reading, Pa. 933 Cedar St., Allentown. Pa. 1035 Terrace Ave.. Wyomissing. Pa. 1233 Third Ave., Hellertown, Pa. R.D., Colmar. Pa. 426 Deloware Ave.. Polmcrton, Pa. R.D.. Ottsville. Pa. R.D. I, Breinigsville, Pa. 318 N. Church St., Egypt, Pa. 126 Beckley St!, Wernersville. Po. R.D. 3. Reading, Pa. 353 N. Fourth St.. Reading. Pa. 4500 Kutztown Rd., Temple, Pa. 37 Plymouth Rd., Plymouth Meeting. Po. 226 Cedar Ave., Holmes. Po. P.O. Box 37, Limekiln. Pa. 639 Tulpehocken St., Reading, Pa. Germansville. Pa. 417 Grant St., Allentown. Po. 319 S. 17th St.. Allentown, Pa. 426 High St.. Totamy, Pa. 1030 Wood St., Bethlehem. Pa. 228 Fairview Ave., Upper Darby. Po. 6952 Ogontz Ave., Philadelphia 38. Pa. Greentown, Pa.. R.D. I. Slatington, Pa. 63 E. Summit St., Mohnton, Pa. 482 W. Walnut St., Kutztown. Pa. R.D. 3. Boyertown, Pa. 4 Chrystine Dr., West Lawn, Pa. 102 Shewed Ave.. Doylestown, Pa. Box 58, Rome, Pa.. 18 W. Elizabeth Ave.. Bethlehem, Pa. Kemp St., Lyon Station. Po. R.D. 2. Hamburg, Pa. 218 Waverly St., Shillington. Pa. 651 N. 16th St.. Allentown, Pa. Box 56. Cherryville, Pa. John St.. Butztown, Pa. Greentown. Pa. 28 East Sixth St.. Pennsburg. Pa. 501 Spring St.. Bethlehem, Pa. 608 Bath Ave., Catasauquo. Pa. Heffelfinger, Solly C. Heffley, Lowell W. Heffner, Roy Heiney, Gilbert F. Heintzelmon, Betty L. Heist. Robert T. Hemphill. Maryann M. Heller. Janet K. Hendricks. Kathryn J. Henry. Joan M. Henry, Rosemary V. Herd. Carol J. Herdman, Judith A. Hertzog. Virginia Heyman. Sally A. Hieber. Dorothy J. Hildenbrand, Edward J. Hillegass. Dale L. Hindi©. Richard Z. Hinnershitz. Nancy L. Hite. James M„ Jr. Hixson. Harriet J. Hoffman. Carl R. Hoffman. Caryle G. Hoffman. Patricia L. Holdren. Virginia D. Holpp, Leona M. Holtzman. Neil D. Honsel. Barry J. Hoof. Thomas J. Hoover, Peggy A. Hopp, Marjorie A. Hossler, Dana L. Houck, Luther H. Howell, Lawrence J. Howells, Lewis M. Hoyer, Bruce C.. Jr. Hoyer. Earl H.. Jr. Hoyler Carol A. Huber. Harold S. Hughes. George V. Hums. Donna M. Hunter. Lois K., Mrs. Huntzinger. John I. Hutchinson, Barbara A. Ide, Joan E. Jacoby. Donald J. James. Judith A. Jaxheimer. Doris S.. Mrs. Jennings, Barbara A. Johnson. Gloria J. Johnson, Linda A. Johnson, Ronald P. Johnson. Walter E. Johnson. William A. Johnstone. Peter D. Jones. Lois Jones, Robert E. Kanasky, William F. Kandler. Judy L. Kane, Catherine T. Kapitz. Susan E. Kappes, Gus J. Karlovich. Rose Ann V. Karterman, Suzanne 640 Walnut St., Catasauqua. Pa. R.D. I. Henhartsville. Pa. Box 325, R.D. I, Fleetwood. Pa. 423 N. 9th St.. Allentown. Pa. 3023 Morovian Ave., Allentown, Pa. 414 McClellan St.. Reading. Pa. R.D. I, Alburtis, Pa. 2504 Nottingham Rd.. Bethlehem. Pa. 1007 Seneca St.. Bethlehem, Pa. 3 17 N. 9th St.. Reading. Pa. 811 Tuckerton Ave.. Temple. Pa. 50 Fairview Ave., Nozareth, Pa. 1853 W. Main St.. Norristown. Pa. R.D. I, Fleetwood. Pa. 219 Lombard St., Tamaquo. Pa. 8117 Old Phila. Rd., Baltimore 6. Md. I 19 W. Washington St.. Fleetwood. Pa. Broad St.. Trumbauersville. Pa. R.D. 3. Reading. Pa. 1625 N. I Ith St.. Reading. Pa. 51 I Perry St., Reading. Pa. R.D. I, Coopersburg, Pa. 28 Landis Lane, New Berlinville, Pa. Box 237A, R.D. 4, Reading. Pa. R.D. I, Bethel. Pa. R.D. 2. Bloomsburg, Pa. 3532 President St., Philadelphia. Pa. 23 S. Fourth St., Hamburg, Pa. 50 S. Ninth St.. Coplay, Pa. 216 S. Franklin St., Allentown, Pa. 125 S. Fifth St.. Lehighton, Pa. 2254 Reading Ave., West Lawn. Pa. 368 Northmont Ave., Hamburg, Po. 465 W. Walnut St., Kutztown, Pa. 224 Brown St., Tamaqua, Pa. 1063 Fourth St.. Catasauqua. Pa. 268 Linden St.. Reading. Pa. 1127 Spruce St.. Reading. Pa. 604 Fritztown Rd., Reading, Pa. Wescosville, Pa. 225 West Main St., Kutztown. Pa. 60 N. Washington St.. Pottstown. Pa. 166 W. Main St.. Kutztown, Pa. Main St., Hegins, Pa. 1513 Chatham Rd.. Comp Hill, Pa. Kulpsville, Pa. 67 Church St., Ephrata, Pa. 1218 Reynolds St., Scranton, Pa. 1623 Perry St., Reading. Pa. Wilson Ave., Ivylond. Pa. 333 S. Fifth St., Darby, Pa. 225 W. Plumstead Ave.. Lansdowne. Pa. 227 Main St., Alburtis, Pa. 427 Fairview St., Hyde Villa, Reading, Pa. 27 S. 14th St., Allentown. Pa. 8 Homestead Dr., Millville. N. J. 34 Patterson St., Lansford. Pa. 1231 Tilghman St., Allentown, Pa. 478 W. Main St., Kutztown, Pa. 320 New St., Spring City. Pa. 229 Revere Blvd.. Reading, Pa. 79 Station Ave., Coopersburg, Pa. 318 Peach St., Catasauqua, Pa. 121 W. Saylor St., Atlas, Pa. 1812 Elk Ave., Pottsville. Pa. Katrinak, Raymond P., Katz. Katharine L. Kauffman, Daniel G. Kay, Frank W., Jr. Keim. Loren K. Keller. Kay A. Kelly, Grace C. Kelly. Jeanne M. Kelly. Mary L. Kendall. Judith A. Kent, Lynne L. Kerchner. Kathleen D. Kern, Barbara A. Kern, Frederick W. Kern. Rita L. Kershner, Jeannett A. Kerstetter, Ronald E. Kessler, Jacob L. Killian. Patricia A. Kinsey. Barrie C. 512 Kintz. Janice L. Kirk. Patricia A. Kistler, Cecelia N. Kistler, Ronald J. Kistler, Shirley M. Kline. Diana D. 3 Klock, Jane I. Klova, Adolf P. Kober, Maryann F. Koch, Karen L. Koch, Ronald J. Koch, Ruth E. Kochenash, Jean N. Kocher, Nancy Jane A. Kochmaruk, Frederick Kohan, Eugene S. Kohm, Frederick J. Kondravy, John H. Koons, Evelyn L. Kopp, Loretta J. Kosalko, Joseph J. Koster, Robert A. Kostzewa. Michael T. Koury, John S. Kovacs, Frank S. Kovelesky, Lorraine E. Kovich, Robert G. Kraftician, Ellen J. Krail, Elizabeth A. Kramer, Gale L. Kramer, Ralph H. Kramer, Ruthanne Kratzer, Eleanor M. Krell, Robert D. Kressler. Richard C. Kreuzburg, Joyce Krewson, Robert S. Krick. John H. Kroenig. Vicki M. Krupa, Jean Krzywicki. Daniel J. Kuczawa, Thomas J. Kudleck, David J. Kuhn. Richard J. Jr. 445 S. Sixth St.. Reading. Pa. 221 Royersford Rd., Rcyersford. Pa. 113 W. 34th St., Reading, Pa. 1496 Sycamore Ave., Willow Grove. Pa. 834 Third St., Fullerton. Pa. 349 N. Fifth St., Lebanon, Pa. 8 Gen. Wayne Dr., Media, Pa. 401 First Ave., Bethlehem, Pa. 116 W. Spring St., Reading. Pa. 320 Mt. Pleasant Ave., Ambler, Po. 1407 Clayton St., Lancaster, Pa. 416 E. Laurel St.. Bethlehem, Pa. 148 E. Harrison St., Emmous, Pa. 710 Reading Ave., West Reading, Pa. 400 Washington St., Walnutport, Pa. Andreas, Pa. R.D. 2, Pine Grove. Pa. 532 S. Fifth St., Hamburg, Pa. 310 Elsie St., Shillington, Pa. Jefferson Blvd., Lincoln Park, Reading, Pa. 26 E. Main St., Fleetwood, Pa. 20 E. Clearfield Rd., Havertown, Pa. 70 Franklin St., Weatherly, Pa. R.D. I, Orefield, Pa. 551 Elm St., Emmaus, Pa. 12 Raymond St., Hyde Villa, Reading, Pa. R.D. 2, Easton. Pa. R.D. I, Wescosville, Pa. 385 Gordon St., Allentown, Pa. W. Walnut St., R.D., North Wales. Pa. 610 E. 20th St., Northampton, Pa. 105 Whiteoak St., Kutztown, Pa. 762 Main St., Egypt, Pa. 529 Forrest Ave., Bethlehem. Pa. R.D. 2. Slotington, Pa. 430 W. Spruce St., Mohanoy City, Pa. 54 Braeburn Rd., Havertown, Pa. 2029 Liberty St., Allentown, Pa. 928 Main St., Pennsburg, Pa. Starrucca, Pa. 1076 Second Ave., Hellertown, Pa. 226 Main St., Kutztown, Pa. 500 S. 15th St., Reading, Pa. 128 N. Charlotte St., Pottstown, Pa. 726 Washington Ave., Northampton, Pa. 327 Willing St., Tamaqua, Pa. R.D. 2. Box 344, Pottsville, Pa. R.D. 1, Palmerton. Pa. 5601 Houghton St., Philadelphia 28. Pa. 1942 Palm St., Reading, Pa. R.D. 3, Kutztown. Pa. 3464 Ridge Park. Collegeville, Pa. 563 Chestnut St., Emmaus. Pa. R.D. 3. Tamaquo, Pa. 736 Chestnut St.. Emmaus, Pa. DeKalb Pike, Gwynedd. Pa. R.D. I, Stewartstown, Pa. 624 Fern Ave., Reading, Pa. 120 S. Second Ave.. West Reading, Pa. 6 South Third St., Hokendauqua, Pa. 37 Gillespie St., Swoyerville. Pa. 602A Burnside Ave., Reading, Pa. 235 S. Fourth St., Hamburg. Pa. 137 S. 13th St., Easton, Pa. Kula, Richard A. 7th and Walnut Sts.. Miller Hgts., Bethlehem, Pa. Kulp. Evelyn A. Kunkle, Brenda K. Kurczewski. Brian M. Kurtz. Phyllis J. Kurz. Neil R. Kutz, Frank A. Kyle. Richard G. Lafey. Geraldine E. Lahuta. Patricia A. Landgreen, Robert M. Landis. Anne E. Landis. John A. Lane. Franklin L. Langkomer. Carl G. Lapi, Josephine F. LaScola, Anthony R. Loser. Wilma Jane Lauchnor. Ronald J. Lauser, Robert Lawoll. Peter Lawless. Paul B. Lozorack. Metro Lechleitner. Marjorie A. Lehigh. Mary Jane Lehnke. Walter C. Lehr. Carolyn J. Leibensperger, Martin D. Lenart, Barbara A. Lenhort, Thomas A. Leoni, Pete A. Leschick. Claire Lesher,. Forrest F. Levan, Miriam I. Levering, David H. Levering. Norma A. Levin, Deena Lichner. Robert W. Lienhard. Elizabeth A. Lilley. Virginia C. Lindenmoyer. Donald A. Lindner. Ann L. Lischer, Martha A. Livelsberger. Gary F. Locher, Paul J. Loeb. Carol Ann Long. Barry E. Long. Harold C. Lorah, Louise M. Lowe. Constance M. Lubos, Joanne M. Lucas. Kay F. Lucas, Norman P.. Jr. Ludwig. Marlene G. Lundgren, Mary E. Lynn. Carole L. Mack, Harry E., Jr. Mack. James H. Madtes, Carl R.‘ Mahle, Theodore C. Mamula. Susan Mann. Carol Ann Mann, Grace E. Manning. Sundra L. 301 Perkasie Ave.. West Lawn, Pa. 104 S. Fourth St.. Coplay. Pa. 125 Philadelphia Ave.. Shillington, Pa. R.D. I. Both. Pa. 602 Main St., Pennsburg. Pa. R.D. I. Sweet Valley, Pa. 305 W. Monument Ave., Hatboro. Pa. Children's Home, Pottsville. Pa. 319 E. 19th St., Northampton, Pa. R.D. 3. Quokertown, Pa. 19th Allen St., Allentown. Pa. Star Route, Souderton, Pa. 1124 Walnut St.. Ashland. Pa. 123 Seventh St., Lehighton. Pa. 204 Belvedere Ave.. Reading. Pa. 338 Dock St., Schuylkill Haven, Pa. 539 Ridge St.. Emmaus. Pa. 120 Spruce St., Emmaus, Pa. 1715 E. Cedar St.. Allentown, Pa. 519 Kurtz St., Catasauqua. Pa. 113 S. Madison St., Allentown. Pa. R.D. 2. Waymart, Pa. 117 S. 7th Ave., West Reading. Pa. R.D. 4, Lititz. Pa. 1350 N. 10th St.. Reading. Pa. R. 20. University Hgts., Bethlehem. Pa. 69 S. Fourth St., Hamburg, Pa. 633 S. Sixth St.. Reading, Pa. I 19 Arch St., Fleetwood. Pa. 925 N. 9th St., Reading. Pa. Spring Crest, Ashland, Pa. R.D. I. Bernville, Pa. R.D. I. Oley. Pa. 400 Chestnut St.. West Reading, Pa. 3010 Brighton St., Philadelphia, Pa. R.D. I. Willow Grove, Pa. 622 Broad St., Totamy, Pa. 109 Center St.. Jim Thorpe, Pa. Main St.. Oley. Pa. 751 North I Ith St., Allentown, Pa. 557 Friedensburg Rd., Reading, Pa. 106 S. Bradford St.. Allentown. Pa. 73 North St., McSherrystown, Pa. 450 Liberty St.. Allentown, Pa. 31 North St., Tremont, Pa. R.D. I, Hamburg. Pa. 188 S. Third St., Lehighton, Pa. 331 Spruce St.. Walnutport, Pa. 205 E. High St., Nozareth, Pa. 949 Cotton St.. Reading. Pa. 53 S. Sterley St., Shillington. Pa. 1639 Moss St., Reading, Pa. 207 Intervilla Ave., West Lawn, Pa. 2347 North Second St., Harrisburg, Pa. 1424 Roselawn Dr.. Bethlehem, Pa. 531 Marion St.. Reading. Pa. 221 Union St.. Slotington, Pa. 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Second St.. Berwick, Minersville St., Seltzer, R.D. 2. Sinking Spring. R.D. 2, Birdsboro, 2037 Washington St., Allentown, Laurel St., Kutztown, 74 E. Parker St., Scranton, R.D. 2, Pine Grove, 537 Highland Ave., Lewistown. 7241 Walnut Lane. Philadelphia 38, R.D. I, Mertztown, R.D. I, Mertztown, 427 Arlington St., Reading, 2440 Oakdale Ave., Easton, 1114 Mt. Laurel Ave.. Temple. 420 Woodside Ave.. West Lawn, R.D. 2, Sinking Spring, 1041 Windsor St.. Reading, I 16 E. Center St., Nazareth. Messenlehner, Eleanor J. 1630 Washington Ave.,’Northampton, Messina. Salvadore A.. Jr. 2900 Centre Ave., Reading, Metz. Grace A. 1650 Mineral Spring Rd., Reading, Metz, John E.. Jr. 1317 N. IOth St., Reading, Meyer, Martha A. 332 S. 22nd St., Allentown, Michelson, Enda-Mai 8320 Old York Rd.. Philadelphia 17, Middlecamp, Ruth Ann Mies, Margaret I. Milondor, Henry M. Milewski. Clem, Jr. Millard, Margaret A. Miller, Ann L. Miller, Bonnie J. Miller, Carole A. Mille , Donald R. Miller, Larry A. Miller, Marvin Joseph Miller, Nancy J. Miller. Richard L. Miller, Thomas E. Miller, William H. Miller, William R. Milligan, Gwendoline E. Mills. Otto H. Miner. Floyd P. Mohl, Fern A. Mohn. Charles N. Mohr, Gerold L. Moll, Carlene M. Moll, Carol M. Monaghan, John W. Monk, Robert E. Moore, Molly E. Moore. Patricia A. Moron, Rosemarie R.D. 2. New Ringgold, 824 Clewell St.. Bethlehem. 1541 Washington Ave., Northampton. 122 N. Jordin St., Shenandoah, Gibraltar. 1419 Center St., Ashland. R.D. 4, Wellsboro, 1768 Main St., Slatedole, R.D. I, Richmond Rd., Easton, 365 Catherine St.. Bloomsburg, 628 Coal St.. Lehighton, 938 Perry St.. Reading, Grand Ave., Tower City, 1312 Frush Valley Rd.. Laureldale, 1220 Honover Ave., Allentown. 333 Highland Ave.. Kutztown. 1905 E. Cambria St., Philadelphia. 629 W. Elkins Ave., Philadelphia, Box 145, Kutztown, 32 Charles St., Schuylkill Haven, 312 Franklin St., Fleetwood, 107 S. Fourth St.. Coplay, I 12 Franklin St., Topton, Bowers, R.D. 2, Allentown, Gordon St., Allentown, 46 Ave. C, Schuylkill Haven. 504 Virginia Ave., Hovertown, 620 N. 19th St.. Allentown. Pa. Pa. Po. Po. Po. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Po. Pa. Pa. Pa. Po. Pa. Pa. Po. Pa. Po. Po. Pa. Pa. Pa. Po. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Po. Pa. Pa. Pa. Po. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Po. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Po. Po. Pa. Po. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Mordon. Nancy J. Morello, Joseph G. Morgan, Joan L. Morris. Margaret A. Morrison, James E. Morrow, Doris C. Mosser. Frederick C. Mott. Patricia M. Motter, Lynn N. Moyer, Carol J. Moyer, Gerald S. Moyer, Judith A. Moyer, Ronald G. Moyer, Sandra J. Moyer. William H. Mullen, Thomas D. Mummo, Gerald Munger, Elizabeth L. Murgio, Ralph F. Murphy. Joseph T. Murray, Judy E. R.D. 2. Bloomsburg. Pa. Route 20. Pottstown, Pa. South Fourth St., Hamburg, Pa. 1615 E. Greenleaf St., Allentown, Pa. 322 Main St.. Emmaus, Pa. 7505 Newland St., Philadelphia 28. Pa. 305 Second St., Shillington, Pa. 53 Sullivan St., Canton, Pa. Fleetville, Pa. 240 Carsonia Ave.. Reading. Pa. 830 Gordon St., Allentown, Pa. Bowers, Pa. 237 Franklin St., Weissport, Pa. 237 E. Main St., Kutztown. Pa. 644 Evergreen St., Emmaus, Pa. 231 Franklin St., Weissport, Pa. 301 Harding Ave., Kenhorst, Reading, Pa. 7771 Parkview Rd.. Upper Darby. Pa. 823 Fairview St., Stowe, Pa. 32 N. Mill St.. St. Clair. Pa. R.D. I. Paradise. Pa. Musumeci. Constance J. 43 Ridgewood Rd.. Easton, Pa. Musket. Marcia A. 512 S. Court St.. Glenside, Reading. Pa. Myers, Joan M. R.D. 2. Box 87, Perkosie, Pa. Nagle. Barbara A. 555 W. Chestnut St., Cleono, Pa. Nagle. John J. 137 N. 7th St., Allentown, Pa. Narotil, William A. 350 Lehigh St.. Palmerton, Pa. Naskret. Janet E. 209 Harmony St., Coatesville, Pa. Natoli. Charles T. 947 N. 12th St.. Reading. Pa. Noiswenter, Phoebe A. 501 S. Market St., Mechanicsburg. Pa. Nemeth, Joseph C. F. R.D. I, Box 118, Coplay, Pa. Newell. Robert R., Jr. 742 Church St., Palmerton. Pa. Newhard. Mary Jane 121 W. Main St.. Kutztown, Pa. Newhard, Patricia M. 742 Wyoming St., Allentown, Pa. Newman, Billy S. D. Rice Ave.. Biglerville. Pa. Nill, William 246 Main St.. Kutztown, Pa. Ninkovich, Marion S. R.D. I. Bethel, Pa. Nissley. Joanne P. 210 Liberty St., Nazareth, Pa. Noecker, Joan L. 32 Evans Ave., Sinking Spring, Pa. Nonnemacher, Jean A. 318 Bridge St., Weissport, Pa. Nusbaum, Robert A. 132 Franklin Ave., Souderton, Pa. Obold. Frederick J. R.D., Schwenksville, Pa. O'Donnell, James R., Jr. 344 Ridge Ave., Allentown, Pa. Oechsle, Edward H. 251 Eighth Ave., Bethlehem. Pa. Olenick, Evelyn W. 2619 Broad St., Easton, Pa. Olik, Theodore R.D. 4. Freehold. N. J. Oliver. Thomas F. 297 Kidder St., Wilkes-Barre. Pa. O'Neill. Rae C. 1404 W. Highland St., Allentown, Pa. Orazi, Norma T. 411 Valley Forge Rd., Wayne. Pa. Orzech, Louis W. 322 S. Sixth St., Reading, Pa. Ostrowski. Anthony S. 320 McClellon St.. Reading. Pa. Oswald. Terry L. 834 Buttonwood St.. Reading, Pa. Ott. Shirley A. 948 Maple St., Allentown, Pa. Overpeck, Grace M. 627 N. 9th St., Allentown. Pa. Owens. Larry S. 415 Bridge St., Lehighton, Pa. Owens. Victoria I. R.D. I. Green Lane, Pa. Padovani, Samuel J. 425 Carpenter St., Reading, Pa. Palmer. Gracious A. 842 Spring Hill Rd., Holmes, Pa. Palmer. Myrtle E. 26 W. Chelton Rd., Chester, Pa. Parks, Elaine J. 1243 Chew St., Allentown, Pa. Parks, Sally A. 1243 Chew St.. Allentown. Pa. Passmore. Jane O. R.D. I, Northumberland, Pa. Pastir. Richard E. 307 E. High St., Hellertown, Pa. Pearce, Carol A. 119 Elm Ave., Cheltenham, Pa. Pearson, Robert B. 1335 Perkiomon Ave., Reading. Pa. Pecsek. Susan Penick, Mary E. Perazzetti. Marvourneen Person, LeRoy F. Pete s, John K.. Ill Peters, Phyllis M. Petrus. Anne D. Phillips, Robert D.. Jr. Phillips. Robert S. Pickering. .Wayne E. Piece. Geoffrey B. Pierce, Rudy C. Pike, Karen R. Pisanick, Dorothy A. Polischak, Felicia A. Polit. Mary Ann Polster, Bruce A. 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William H. Ritter, Richard L. Rittle, Charles Riu, Marilyn F. Roan, Donald F. Roberts. Richard J. Robinson. Elliott R. Robinson, Sandra L. Rodemakor. Kaye L. Rohr. Walter D. Rohrbach. William T. Romani, Mary Jo Romig, John E. Ronemus, Ruth D. Rossi, Frank J. Rossignoli, John D. Roth. Shirley E. Rothenberger. Florence Rothenberger. Patricia Rothrock. Dale R. Rowan. Harold J. Ruggieri, Marcia D. Rundle, Robert R. Rusnock. Richard T. Ruth, George A. Ruth, Larry L. Ruth. Nancy J. Ryan. Geraldine Ann Sabler. Louis J. Sobo, Thomas R. Sands. Kenneth E. Santa Mario. Carole J. Santarelli. John L. Sassaman, Harry D. Sassaman, James H. Saul, Reba A.. Mrs. Savage. Janet R. Savage. Margaret E. Scalese. Richardo V. Schach, Claude H. Schad. Ruth L. Schaeffer. Merrill C. Schaffer. Kathryn A. Schaffer. Larry T. Schaffer. Mary Ann T. Schell. Barbara J. Schiovone. Yvonne S. Schlegel, Elaine B. Schlegel, Lanier H. Schlegel. Mary Ann Schlegel. Mary Louise Schlenker. Dole R. Schmeckenbecker. Sandra J. Schmehl. Joan E. 34 Chestnut St.. Nazareth, 1926 Elder St.. Roading, R.D. 2. Jonestown, 29 E. Spruce St., Mahanoy City, 51 S. Fifth St., Emmaus. 1421 Moss St., Reading, 308 E. State St.. Coopersburg, 212 Edge Hill Rd.. North Hills, 332 East Tenth St., Northampton. 750 N. Seventh St., Allentown, 1969 Berkley Rd.. Norristown, R.D. I, Duncannon. 205 North Main St.. Doylestown. Box 142, Barto. 918 Lancaster Ave., Reading. 212 N. Jerome St., Allentown, 1005 Seventh St.. Fullerton, 146 N. Eleventh St., Reading, 205 Windsor St., Reading, R.D. I. Emmaus, 211 Fourth St., E. Greenville. 3206 Kutztown Rd., Laureldale. 1633 E. Cambridge St., Allentown, I 12 N. Twelfth St.. Pottsville, I 41 Wilson St., West Lawn, I I 18 Spring St., Reading, I 1001 Front St., Fullertown, I 527 N. Tenth St., Reading. I 512 Summit Ave., Fort Washington. I 955 Broadway St.. Bethlehem. I 623 Roosevelt Ave., Bethlehem, I 865 E. Fourth St., Bethlehem, I 351 W. Fourth St., Mt. Carmel, I 1138 Luzerne Ave., Reading, I 1646 Greenleaf St.. Allentown, I 470 Lewis St.. Minersville. I 3547 Arlington St., Laureldale. I R.D. I. Macungie. I 320 S. Whiteoak St.. Kutztown. I 302 Sunset Rd., West Reading, I 734 N. Second St., Reading. I 309 Tulpehocken Ave.. West Reading. I 233 E. Main St., Tremont, I 501 Ridge Ave.. Spring City. I 114 Franklin St., Fleetwood. I 622 Vermont St.. Fullerton. I R.D. I, Northampton, I 343 Grant St., Allentown. I 1430 Schuylkill Ave., Reading. I 637 Union St., Allentown. I 1940 Tilghman St.. Allentown, I W. Main St., Volley View. I 136 W. Main St., Fleetwood, I 101 E. Arch St.. Fleetwood. I 37 N. Fifth St., Hamburg. I R.D. I, Wysox. I R.D. I, Box 155, Temple. I Schucker, Christine A. Schultz. Margaret A. Schumoker. Arlyn D. Schwartz. Marie A. Schwartz, Randall L. Scott, Nancy M. Scout, Elizabeth A. Segal. Elaine M. Seidel, Garran P. Seidel. Lois J., Mrs. Seiger, Arthur C. Seip. Jannes L. Seip. Morillyn J. Sell. Loretta-Lee D. Sell. Nancy-Lee E. Sellers. Orel S. Seltzer, Robert, Jr. Sevorns. Beverly Anno Seyfert, Gory W. Shaddock, Anabeth J. Shofer, Edith K. Shahda. James J. Sharp, Donald B. Sharp. William H.. Ill Shartle. Dorothy M. Show. Imogeno C. 18 N. Pine St., Kutztown. R.D. I, East Greenville. R.D. I. Kempton. 2432 Main St., Northampton. 646 Brookline St., Reading. 54 N. Berne St.. Schuylkill Hoven. Paper Mill Rd., Phoenix, I 2219 Greenleaf St., Allentown, 1331 N. 12th St., Reading, R.D. I, Birdsboro. 121 Vaux Ave., Tremont, Shiemakersville. 1010 S. Hall St., Allentown, 3350 Eisenbrown Rd.. Reoding. 3350 Eisenbrown Rd., Reading. 834 Delaware Ave.. Bethlehem. 504 Hillcroft Ave.. Schuylkill Haven. 22 N. 25th. Mt. Penn, Reading. 1030 Robeson St., Reading, 504 Walnut St.. Reading. 4455 Yates Rd., Cornwells Hgts., 242 Ridge Ave.. Allentown, 28 S. St. Cloud St.. Allentown, 208 S. St. Cloud St.. Allentown, 529 State Dr., Lebanon, 22 E. Central Ave., South Williamsport, Schmidt, Barbara A., 611 E. Montgomery Ave., North Wales, Schnoder, David L. Schnoll, Barbara A. Schock. Diane S. Schofer. Charles E. Scholtis, Dorothy A. Schray. Robert D. Schrope. Eugene D. R.D. I. Mohnton, 867 Church St., Catasauqua, 629 Cedar St., Allentown. 3017 Belmont Ave.. Wost Lawn. 136 Front St., Cementon, 322 Front St., Hokendauqua. R.D. 2, Hegins, Shellhammer, Clyde E. Shimer. Sandra L. • Shiner, Ronald Shinn, Bonnie J. Shipe. Sara E. Sholly, Carole L. Shott, Joanne E. Shroiner, Joanna Shuler, Herbert F. Shultz. Virginio R. Shumaker. Irene L. Sickonic, Priscilla S. Silbermon. Barbara J. Simon, Gery G. Sink, Joan Sinkevitch. Samuel Skinkus, John R. Sladicka, Mary M. Smith, Donald I. Smith. Edmond C. Smith, Jacqueline Smith. James D. Smith. Joseph D. Smith, Sandra D. Smoyer, Ronald L. Sneeder. Donald E. Snyder. Cecelia A. Snyder, Frank J. Snyder. James D. Snyder, Richard W. Snyder, Rodney L. Snyder, Sandra C. Snyder, William H. Sohonyay. Stephen E. Sontag. Sandra A. Sotak. Ronald C. Sova, John J. Spangler, M. Elaine Spannuth, Marion L. R.D. I. New Ringgold, R.D. 3. Tamaqua, 775 Church St., Palmerton, 414 Beecher Ave., Cheltenham. 212 W. Greenwich' St., Reading, 49 W. Main Ave.. Myerstown, 203 E. Main St., Tremont. 179 S. Academy Dr., Ephrata. Rt. 113, Lederach, R.D. 3. Pottstown, 1102 Morton Ave., Chester. 1332 Washington Ave.. Northampton. 2260 Columbia St.. Allentown, 136 N. Seventh St.. Lehighton. R.D. I, Rome. 1739 Laubach Ave.. Northampton. 356 Newcastle St., Minersville, 713 Morse Ave., Simpson, 1335 Church St., Reading. 337 Hollenbach St., Reading. Ferry and Keely Rds., Doylestown, 526 Jefferson St., Pottsville. R.D. 3, Mill Creek. Pottsville, 1614 Memorial Ave.. Bethlehem. 441 N. Third St., Emmaus, Poplar Church Rd., Comphill, 158 S. Liberty St., Nazareth. 1120 Fourth St., Catasauqua. 1605 Hanover Acres. Allentown. 426 South Ave., Jim Thorpe, 135 Forge St., Bowmonstowr., New Tripofi, 445 Tilghman St., Allentown. 1125 Third St., N. Catasauqua, 406 Penn Ave., Sinking Spring, 24 N. 8th St.. Coplay. 208 S. Franklin St., Pottstown, 446 Flamingo St., Philadelphia 28. 332 Penn Ave.. West Reading, Spengler. Eileen W. Sperow, Charles S. Sperling, Nancy J. Spicer. Susan A. Spindler, Margaret E. Spohn, Stuort M. Sprenger, Franz A. Springer. Dennis R. Stahl. Elizabeth A. Stauffer, Jane E. Stauffer, Kenneth D. Stefanyak. Stephen J. Steffy. Larry J. Steigerwalt, Mary K. Stengel. Harvey G. Stephen. Merritt J. Sterlein. Joyce A. Stern. Harold E. Sterner, Jacqueline A. Stevens. Monroe. W. S. Stimpfl, Joan E. Stine. Richard W. Stinsmen, John E. Stohler, Paul B. Stoltzfuz. Robert E. Stone. Ruth K. Stopp. M. Elaine Stoudt. Dennis N. Stramara, John E. Strause. Wellington D. Strohecker. James A. Strohl. Richard N. Strohmetz, Virginia G. Strouse, Frances E. Stump. Gene R. Stump, Gregory E. Stump, Shirley M. Subjin, Sally A. Sukanick, Jacqueline Sullivan, Ann M. Sullivan, Regina M. Sutton, Judith E. Sutton, Margaret G. Swanger, Spence G. Swartley, Joan M. Swift, Bonnie J. Swope. Jeanne L. Swoyer, Dawn T. Szarek, Antoinette J. Tojirian, Jeanette Taubitz, Louise C. Teosdole, John J.. Jr. Telford, Elsie C.. Mrs. Tellino, Joan D. Tonsaw. Anna May E. Theimer, Frideborg Thomas. Elizabeth A. Tomasovich, John A. Thompson, Jacqueline K. Thompson, Larry S. Thomson, Robert J. Timko, Henry G. Timmins, Joan F. Tisdale, Alan B. Treat. Peter F. R.D. 2. Both, Pa. 620 Renova Ave.. Lebanon, Pa. 1706 Letchworth Rd., Camp Hill. Pa. 58 E. Pershing Ave., Lebanon. Pa. 1230 Wyoming St.. Allentown. Pa. R.D. I, Boyertown. Pa. 400 Wartman Rd., Perkiomen Twp., Pa. 920 Hanover Ave., Allentown, Pa. 43 I Delaware Ave., Langhorne. Pa. 327 Sycamore Rd.. West Reading. Pa. R.D. I, Ronks. Pa. 432 Lehigh Ave., Cementon, Pa. 934 Douglass St., Reading, Pa. R.D. 3, Pottstown. Pa. R.D. I, Boyertown. Pa. 209 Church St., Macungie. Pa. 1273 Mechanic St.. Bethlehem, Pa. R.D. 2. Sinking Spring, Pa. 1969 W. Broad St., Bethlehem, Pa. 2610 Hanover Acres, Allentown, Pa. 230 W. 14th St.. Northampton, Pa. 75 Peach St., Hamburg, Pa. 321 Walnut Ave.. Aldan. Pa. 408 Chestnut St., Lebanon, Pa. 268 High St., Pottstown. Pa. Main St.. Richlandtown, Pa. 36 Youmans Ave., Washington, N. J. R.D. 2, Fleetwood, Pa. R.D. I, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. 27 W. Washington St., Fleetwood. Pa. Children's Home, Pottsville, Pa. 212 McKinley Ave., Reading, Pa. 14 Willowbrook Ave.. Lansdowne, Pa. 12 Bent Rd.. R.D. 2, Hatfield. Pa. 405 W. Main St., Kutztown. Pa. 400 E. Broad St.. Quakertown, Pa. Dauberville, Pa. 2602 Winston Rd., Bethlehem, Pa. 250 E. Elm St., Allentown, Pa. 217 S. 16th St., Allentown, Pa. 35 E. Market St.. Mahanoy City, Pa. 512 Fifth Ave., Bethlehem, Pa. E. Butler Pike. Ambler. Pa. 2252 Fairview St.. Mt. Penn, Pa. Corning Rd.. Hereford, Pa. 7115 Rutland St., Philadelphia. Pa. 1351 N. 12th St.. Reading, Pa. 91 Noble St., Kutztown. Pa. 1051 Oak Ave., Andalusia, Pa. 518 Circle Dr., Hovertown. Pa. 722 Madison St., Mohnton, Pa. 1007 Patton Ave., Reading, Pa. 476 W. Walnut St., Kutztown, Pa. 1503 Florence St.. Loureldale, Pa. 769 Main St., Edwardsville, Pa. 365 Second Ave., Phoenixville, Pa. 740 Main St.. Peckville, Pa. 47 E. Abbott St., Lansford, Pa. 848 Lehigh St.. Reading, Pa. 629 Penn Ave., West Reading, Pa. 410 Race St., Cotasauqua, Pa. 223 Cedar St., Reading, Pa. 623 Chew St., Allentown. Pa. 103 W. High St.. Milford, Pa. I 19 Grove St., Moscow. Pa. Trinkle, Louella Trout, David D. Troutman. Donold B. Troutman, Linda L. Troxell, Patricia A. Troxell, Rebecca F. Trumbore. Lynda E. Trump, Donald W. Tumas. Anne M. Turner. Diana J. Turnicky, Joan M. Tycholiz, John W. Uhryn. John T. Uliosz, Harriet A. Umbenhauer. Kenneth R. Undercoffler, Thomas F. Ungerer, Ronald E. Uram, John Urland, William C. Urmy. Joyce M. Van Winkle, Joan Vasey. Suzanne L. Vogt, Barry L. Vogt, Karen P. Wagner. Judith E. Wagner. Trula A. Wahl. Barbaro M. Wahl, Vivian L. Walk. Gerald K. Walker, Carol A. Wallrath, Carol A. Walmer. Betsy A. Walschburger, Siegfried A. Walter, Elaine D. Walters. Charmaine B. Walters, Dawn E. Walters, Gilbert V. Wambold, Dolores Wandzilak, John D., Jr. Wangman, Donna F.. Mrs. Wanner, Janet J. Wanner. Richard A. Wardrop. James C. Warfield, Jane E. Washinsfci, John R. Waters, Joan A. Weaver, Karen B. Weaver, Patricia A. Weber. Elizabeth M. Weber, Lillian M. Weida, JoAnne M. Weidenhammer, Bruce J. Weider. Larry E. Weir, Ronald W. Weiss, John A. Weiss, John C. Wellncr, Nicholas L. Wells, Susan E. Wells. Virginia J. Wcnrich. Judith E. Wentworth, Carol A. Wenzel. Anita L. Werley, Dolores I. Werner. Audrey J. Werner, Carol A. 207 Grant St.. Allentown, Pa. 518 E. Fourth St., Boyertown. Pa. 79 Cacoosing Ave., Sinking Spring. Pa. 27 Myrtle Ave.. Reading. Pa. 710 Race St., Catosouqua, Pa. R.D. 2, Fairfield, Pa. 121 S. 13th St., Allentown, Pa. 34 N. Mercer St., Allentown. Pa. 402 W. Broad St.. Tomaqua, Pa. 3421 Meridian St., Philadelphia. Pa. 37 Hillside Ave.. Doylestown. Pa. Macado Rd.. Bethlehem, Pa. Bridge St., Mahanoy Plane. Pa. I 140 Spruce St.. Reading, Pa. R.D. I, Pine Grove. Pa. M.R. I, Souderton, Pa. 419 Woodlown Ave.,. Bethlehem, Pa. 522 Lackawanna Ave., Mayfield. Pa. 20 S. Third St., Emmaus, Pa. 45 N. Main St., Coopersburg. Pa. 442 E. Thomson Ave., Springfield, Pa. R.D. 2, Doylestown. Pa. 55 E. Summit St.. Mohnton, Pa. 66 W. Pierrepont, Rutherford, N. J. 109 Murry Hill Dr., Lancaster, Pa. R.D. 2. Fleetwood, Pa. R.D. 3, Fleetwood, Pa. 60 E. Locust St., Fleetwood, Pa. 876 Main St., Orefield, Pa. 7600 Woodlown Ave., Melrose Park, Pa. 351 Delaware Ave., Lonsdale, Pa. R.D. I, Linglestown, Pa. 3521 Oak St.. Loureldale, Pa. 64 Reynolds Ave., Pottstown, Pa. 823 Spruce St.. Pottstown, Pa. 428 Jefferson St.. Fullerton, Pa. R.D. 2. Lehighton, Pa. R.D. 2. Easton. Pa. 134 Greenwich St., Reading, Pa. 35 S. Fourth St., Reading. Pa. 1119 Birch St., Reading. Pa. 545 Robeson St., Reading, Pa. 409 E. Marble St., Mechanicsburg. Pa. 32 S. Goodwin St.. Kingston. Pa. 55 Church St.. Alden Station, Pa. 217 Pike St., Port Carbon, Pa. 2308 Walnut St., Allentown, Pa. 30 S. Jefferson St., Allentown, Pa. 265 King St., Pottstown, Pa. 238 S. Fifth St., Reading, Pa. 1406 Linden St., Reading, Pa. 701 Columbia Ave., Temple. Pa. Grope St., Allentown, Pa. 1609 Haak St., Reading, Pa. 1425 Perkiomen Ave., Reading, Pa. 1215 Spring Garden. Easton, Pa. 141 S. Nicholas St., St. Clair. Pa. 31 Myrtle Ave.. Reading, Pa. 61 W. Broadway St., Jim Thorpe, Pa. Plumpton Manor, R.D. I, Robesonia, Pa. 215 Chestnut St., West Reading, Pa. 423 Max St., Allentown, Pa. R.D. 2. Hamburg, Pa. 164 Chestnut St., Mohnton, Pa. 215 S. Fourth St., Bangor, Pa. Werner, Edward C. Wert, Elaine L. Wert. Raymond E.. Jr. Wertz. Doris M. Wertz. Joan E. Wesner. Doris A. Wetterou. Carol A. Whalen. Anne M. Whalen, Carole A. White. Eleanor H. Whitehead. Judy L. Whitely. Margaret A. Whitley. Richard A. Wigg, Frederick R. Wiggins. William T. Wiktor. Audrey P. Wilcox. Keith C. Wildongor. David C. Williams. F. Joseph Williams. George R. Williams. Jane M. Williams. Leonard J. Williams. Ralph A. Williams, Theodore R. Willis, Ward L. Wimmer. Barbara J. Wimmer. Ruth K. Wingert, Maxine L. Winter. Marilyn E. Wirtz. Dorothy Witkowski, Vivian C. Wixon, Larry P. Wojciechowski, JoAnn Wolf. Barbara A. R.D. I, Quakertown. Pa. R.D. I. Annville, Pa. R.D. 4. Allentown. Pa. 515 Elizabeth Ave., Laureldale. Pa. 515 Elizabeth Ave., Laureldale, Pa. 1533 Mulberry St.. Reading. Pa. 131 Market St.. Tamaqua. Pa. 627 E. Centre St., Mahanoy City. Pa. 21 E. Lone, Levittown. Pa. MOW. Kline Ave., Lansford. Pa. R.D. I. Temple. Pa. Route 16, Pottstown. Pa. 267 Collingswood Rd.. Fairless Hills, Pa. Perkiomenville, Pa. 425 South Ave.. Holmes, Pa. 1123 New Holland Rd.. Reading, Pa. 211 N. 12th St., Allentown, Pa. Port Clinton, Pa. 2025 W. Broad St.. Bethlehem. Pa. 36 Magna Dr.. Coplay. Pa. I045A N. 12th St.. Reading, Pa. 3 Trexler St.. Kutztown, Pa. R.D. 2. Palmerton, Pa. 65 E. Main St., Kutztown, Pa. 652 North St., Emmaus. Pa. 125 Landis St.. Altoona. Pa. Route 2. Coopersburg, Pa. R.D. 2. Box 383. Reading. Pa. Box 97, Plumsteadville. Pa. 403 E. Pine St., Mahanoy City, Pa. I Earle Gables Ct.. Mt. Penn. Reading. Pa. 2140 Kutztown Rd., Reading, Pa. P. Saint Clair St., Middloport. Pa. 1238 Butler St.. Reading. Pa. Wolfe. Sandra E. Wolfskill. Betsy A. Woodring. Paul S. Worman, Ronald J. Wounderly. Carolyn D. Wright. Joanne C. Wuchter, Roger C. Yopsuga. Edward B. Yarnall. Jerry R. Yotos, Maryellen V. Yeager. Grace E. Yerger. Alan W. Yerger, Clarence P. Yerger, Patricia A. Yoder, Emma J. Yoder, Gerald H. Yoder, Janice E. Yodlosky. Beverly A. Young, Judith M. Zahurak. Michael S. Zajdowicz, Florian J., Jr. Zangerle. Helen L. Zapp, Michael P.. Jr. Zechman, Horry T., Jr. Zehner, Rebecca L. Zelinsky. William J. Zellner, Errol W. Zelusky, Patricia A. Zerkowski. Mary Ann M. Ziegler. Gloria S. Ziegler. Joan M. Ziegler, Marion L. Zimmerman. Dona L. Zimmerman. Martha E. Zullick. Russell H., Jr. 1035 N. 21st St.. Allentown. Pa. 47 W. Penn Ave.. Wernersville. Pa. 500 American St.. Cotosouquo. Pa. 151 Main St., Emmaus. Pa. 1220 Front St., Reading. Pa. 619 Alaska St.. Bethlehem. Pa. 133 Adams St.. Egypt. Pa. 143 W. 17th St., Northampton. Pa. 607 Owen Rd.. West Chester. Pa. Hackettsview Ave., Easton, Pa. R.D. I, Shoemakersville, Pa. Manotawny. Pa. 33 S. 8th St., Quakertown, Pa. 847 Market St., Perkasie, Pa. R.D. I. Box 200, Telford. Pa. R.D. I. Oley. Pa. R.D. I. Birdsboro, Pa. 224 Fairview St.. Pottsville. Pa. 2124 Fairland Ave.. Bethlehem. Pa. 635 Willow St.. Reading. Pa. 325 Wunder St., Reading, Pa. 755 Old Lincoln Hwy., Langhorne. Pa. Main St.. R. 23. Bethlehem. Pa. 217 S. Third Ave.. West Reading, Pa. R.D. 3. Tamaqua. Pa. 383 Peacock St.. Pottsville. Pa. Route I. Slatington. Pa. R.D. 2. New St.. Pottsville. Pa. 1925 Fairview Ave., Reading. Pa. 1235 Eckert Ave.. Reading, Pa. 842 Lehigh St., Reading, Pa. 507 Firethorn Rd.. King of Prussia. Pa. 447 Normal Ave.. Kutztown. Pa. Intercourse. Pa. 929 Hanover Ave.. Allentown. Pa. 128