Kutztown University - Keystonia Yearbook (Kutztown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1965 volume:

Kutztown State College 1965 KEYSTONIA Kutztown, Pennsyh CONTENTS Administration 4 Art Education 18 General Education 10 Liberal Arts 74 Elementary Education 40 Secondary Education 86 Library Science 7 8 Activities 118 Administration His Excellency, William W. Scranton Governor of Pennsylvania I Board of Trustees Judge Allan K. Grim, Chairman Mrs. Carl J. Bast, Vice Chairman Dr. Muriel M. Berman, Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Karl F. Weber Mr. Earl K. Witwer Mr. Peter Mahalage Mr. Benjamin J. Kane Attorney William M. DeLong Mrs. George R. Matthews Education Means Personal Involvement To many young people education, and particularly higher education, means simply a continuation of a process by which they acquire more knowledge. This is true only in a general sense, and only insofar as accumulation of facts is concerned. Educations, as we interpret it in the context of our times, goes far beyond these narrow limits. Facts and data are useful only to the extent thot they repre- sent the raw materials necessary for the solution of problems. Much more is needed: insight into problems, ability to organize, ability to synthesize, and ability to analyze. These abilities are essentially of a creative nature and cannot be learned from books. They are the stuff of experience. Experience, on the other hand, cannot all be vicarious; much of it must be real and personal. In sciences, personal experience means working in the laboratory with live materials and real instruments. The results arc then a part of one's total knowledge. But in fields such as the humanities and the social sciences, personal experience is of another sort — it calls for involvement of a different type. For example, what constitutes experience in the social sciences? Briefly, it may be said thot unless one becomes involved in elections, in debate, in office-holding, and in assuming responsibility for one's own acts — unless a student participates in the total scheme of learning and living, he is only partially educated. Most members if this class will enter teaching or go to graduate schools; a few will enter a variety of businesses. Whatever they may engage in will coll for immediate and total involvement. As we salute the class of May 1965, we hope that they have availed themselves of all the opportunities which Kutztown State College has made available to them. The extent to which they have become involved will mark them as partly educated or as fully educated and, hence, ready to that degree, for life ahead. I. L. de Francesco President Dr. Italo L. de Francesco President of Kutztown State College 7 Dr. Cyrus E. Beekey Dean of Academic Affairs Dr.. Josef G. Gutekunst Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs DEANS BUSINESS 8 Harvey Huber Director of Admissions 1 LND Marretta P. King Dean of Women CURRICULUM Dennis J. Bonser Assistant Dean of Men John B. White Dean of Men Margaret M. Holland Assistant Dean of Women Lewis B. Morgan Registrar William A. Thomas Business Manager General Education Faculty James R. Wells Robert P. Fina Robert W. Jacks Ronald R. MacAdam Joseph S. Patton 12 Daniel F. Skeath Dodson E. Dreisbach Director of Graduate Studies Gene C. Wenner Henry R. Casselberry, Dept. Head Walter P. Risley, Dept. Head (Men) Margaret F. Kanter Edith Mellner Roy C. Thomas Dorothy J. Clauser Paul E. Beals Principal of Laboratory School Gladys C. Mathias Adalyn Van Gilder Claire E. Morris Charles W. Yarrison, Jr. Fern A. Master George D. Weiss Director of Teacher Education Robert J. Buckalew Director of Curriculum and Research i i 15 HEAD RESIDENTS Jane Krall, Caroline Kressley, Margaret Gough, Helen Stinson, Grace Miller. NURSES Miss Hresko, Head Resident Nurse. Mrs. MacDonald Mrs. Goodman, Mrs. Ritter. MAINTENANCE Mrs. Neuman, Housekeeper, and Mr. Stump, Superintendent, Buildings and Grounds. CATERING SERVICE Mr. Hendricks and Mr Sellers, of the M. W. A Wood Catering Service. APPA DELTA PI Summons, President; J. Mahoney, Vice-Presi- snf; P. Hall, L. Rothenbcrger, Historian; H. Hehr, dviser STUDENT PENNSYLVANIA STATE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION J. Weiler, President; J. Adams, Vice-President; L. Roth, Secretary; M. Hartzell, Treasurer; D. Dries- bach. Adviser I 17 1 Art Education Howard F. Collins John F. Lochtefeld Horace F. Heilman, Dept. Haul Rosemarie G. Sloat John A. Pawling James J. Kelly Nunzio Alagia 20 I Elizabeth A. Hurwitz Jacqueline L. Boggs John Dreibelbis Frederick E. Keller John G. Grossman Harold C. Mantz a. a. Joanne Acker b. Karen Anthony, who's who c. Lynn Barnes d. Robert Beisel e. Robert Beitler, who's who f. Charlotte Berry Linda Bloom, who's who h. Maxine Bluth i. Sandra Cole Regine Coulet a. Aria Crumlich b. Elaine Dacheux c. Nancy Deiter d. Linda Delong e. David Denick . Anna Diehl f . James Dippery h. Jeanne Doelp . Boris Dudchenko, ubo's who j. Cordelia Farrell 24 25 I I I a. Pamela Firestone b. Myrta Foot c. Lois Garrison d. Marlene Gillespie e. James Goodhart f. Jane Guldin g. Jacqueline Hench b. Carl Hess . Linda Heverling 26 28 h. a. Sheila Inden b. Nancy Irwin c. Barbara Johann (L Brenda Johnson e. Ronald Kalyan . Mia Kangas g. Joyce Kieklak h. Beverly King i. Lucy Krastel j. John Krill 29 I a. Carol Kulp b. Barbara Lenart c. Michael Lucostic d. Robert Madison e. Judith Manola . Raymond Martin g. Valerie Mattlage h. Elizabeth Moffa i. Anne Musmanno Carol Neuin 30 :32 a. Donald Orner b. Gwen Pack c. Kathleen Parks d. Pamela Perkins e. Pamela Perwein . Linda Possimato f . Ralph Pritsch h. Carol Pyatt i. 33 I I 34 • a. William Ronalds b. Linda Sauerland c. Lynne Seymour d. Joanne Shamenek e. Drucilla Smothers . Carol Smith g. Robert Smith h. Sandra Smith i. Irma Spector i 35 I a. Louis Steslow b. Betty Thomas c. Tanya Thomas d. Cornelia Thompson e. Yvonne Trostle . Judith Wanfried g. Caroline Ward, who's who h. Nancy Weeks . Sue Whittick Saile Wilbur C. e. 36 Not Photographed Jean Buchanan Donald Gardner Patricia Kennedy Sylvia Moon Ronald Raymond Ronald Shuebrook Patrick Sickafus Sara Smith Kathryn Wotring Christine Yerger Stanley Zujkowski, who's who ART STUDENTS ASSOCIATION T. Shantz, President; C. Earhart, Vice-President; K. Johnston, Secretary; L. Tassia, Treasurer; J. Grossman, H. Mantz, Advisers 38 39 AN EVENING WITH CREAM ASPARAGUS Elementary Education I Faculty Darwin W. Miller Katharine D. Christ ELEMENTARY CLUB C. Follmer, President; N. Snyder, Vice-President; P. Hessinger, Recording Secretary; K. Haas, Cor- responding Secretary,- J. Barrett, Treasurer; D. Miller, Adviser Paul R. Drumm Lorraine R. Harvilla Mary E. Lovett, Dept. Head FELLOWCR AFTERS V. Voron, President; R. Houser, Vice-President; B. Padjen, Secretary-Treasurer; G. Wiblc. Adviser 43 a. Bruce Adams b. Karen Bartman c. Margaret Bast d. Joyce Becker e. Helen Bedecs . Patricia Blaschak g. Sandra Boldt h. Jane Brobson . Barbara Brown Nancy Brumbach a. I i 44 1 1_ _ 45 a. Joseph Capanna h. Lenore Carlier c. John Churetta d. Helene Condrack e. Jacqueline Cosenza . Donna Dale g. Barbara Dallessandro b. Sandra Davey i. James Delgrosso Louise Doll a. 48 h. a. Leona Dreibelbus b. Judy Duh c. Susan Ebner (I. Ingeborg Engel, who’s who e. Barbara Epp . Barbara Fabian, who's who g. Teresa Fedor h. Elmo Frey i. Janice Fronheiser j. Brenda Gandelman I a. h. c. d. e. • R- h. i. ;• k. Judith Gaugler Eileen Geissler Towanda Gentile Nancy Gerhart Penelope Giles Mary Gregory Laura Griesemer Bernard Grim Diane Grube, who’s who Barbara Gruber Mary Guthier 50 51 r' a. Valeria Happel, who's who h. Barbara Hargesheimer c. Margaret Ha , who's who d. Paul Hehn e. Ruth Herb . Arline Himmel Dolores Himmelrcich h. Patricia Hinnershitz i. June Hoffman j. Bethany Holliday, who's who 53 ■r a. Georgia Horrocks b. Nita Horst c. Garrett Hyneman d. Veronica Janis e. Doris Jenkins . Christopher Jones g. Joanne Jordan h. Mary Kacmar . Virginia Katchur Frances Kennedy h. 55 m 56 a. Claire Kimmel, who's who b. Charles Klein c. Janice Klingman, u' boV who d. Richard Knauss e. Carol Kovacs . Gail Kovacs £. Adele Kreitz h. Sara Landis 57 I a. Judith Livingood b. Nane Lounsbury c. Phyllis Magee d. Joann Mahoney, who's who e. Lucille Mancuso . Scarlett McCafferty g. Edward Mcllmoyle h. Bonnie Meckes i. Joan Merluzzo . Elizabeth Miksits if 58 ■M 60 it. Penny Mitti b. Kay Moyer c. Dianne Munsch . Natalie Neuman e. Marcia Neuroth . Audrey Oplinger f . Barbara Oslislo h. Adelynn Paschali i. Deanna Pichini Susan Plank 62 I a. Patricia Pokotello b. Marika Prosak c. Miriam Rau d. Jean Regina e. Mary Regrut f. Jill Reinhart g. Suzanne Remaly h. Susan Renshaw '. Barbara Saylor Caroline Schneck 63 m 64 . Eva Spitale Diane Stockburger a. John Stoltzfus b. Lorraine Stump c. Robert Suck, who’s who d. Sandra Thomas e. Joanne Thren . Louise Trexler Lorene Uhl h. Louise Updegrove i. Linda Vickery j. Norma Warne, who’s who 66 'odge m 68 it. Judith Weidner b. Lynne Weiner c. Barbara Wetzel d. Pamela White e. Dennis Yakubecek f. Carole Yaroshak g. Gerald Zinner b. Mary Bittner . Peggy Deily j. Judith Dodge 69 70 a. Sharon Frye b. Mary Ann Griffith c. Joseph Jakubowski (I. Barbara Kalke e. Karen Kratzel . Patricia Metzger g. Robert Muschlitz b. David Musselman . Margaret Neifert j. Lucinda Neusch kl 71 a. Rebecca Reiner b. Rosalie Schaffer c. Linda Spengler d. Susan Strawn e. Constance Strohl . Laura Stump £. Lois Waltman h. Susan Wells . Diane Wetzel Mary Ellen Wolf ti. 72 Gail Adams Jean Clouser Lottie Cook Janilie Fister Christine Ireland Sandra Lindenmuth Sandra Nachurski Doris Powell Janice Rahn, who's who Joan Rossi Janis Trout Heather Zabor Not Photographed tt. a. Linda Distasio b. Peggy Fegley c. James Franklin, who’s who d. Richard Gelsinger e. Leonard Heere f. Jayne Joyce g. Judith Kelius, who's who b. Dean Rehrig . David Russiano j. Walter Savage k. Darryl Smith, who’s who l. Ronald Steigerwalt m. Kenneth Wilde n. Stephen Yelovich - 76 Dr. Herve P. Prentiss Director of Liberal Arts Not Photographed Edward Beretsky Edward Chimenko Bruce Hunsberger Terry Johnson Mark Powens Frederick Weber LIBRARY STAFF Ruth K. Yost Marjorie P. Compton Mildred E. Oswald Helen L. Berg Jean Hanley ALPHA BETA ALPHA J. Scherrer, President; N. Seltzer, Vice-President; R. Colliver, Secretary; H. Habecker, Treasurer; I. Harrington, Historian; S. Mack, Adviser Mildred M. Mengel Faculty Nicholas G. Stevens, Dept. Head Sarah R. Mack a. Nancy Bard b. Nancy Clegg c. Gayle Donahower, who's who d. Tony Farnell e. Sharlene Fenner . Janet Fielding g. Judith Gibson h. Karen Greenawalt i. Christine Gulko Patricia Hall k. Mary Hamel 82 84 Not Photographed Linda Bryniarski Harold Harner Patricia Klein Marilyn Sharpe J 85 b D Secondary Education David C. Evans Herbert J. Schlenker Marguerite A. Bartholomew Agnes K. Memming James H. Tinsmai Levi D. Gresh, Dept. Head Anne G. Schaefer Mrt ik ■I m Howard E. Hesketh Paul A. Knedler, Dept. Head Joseph D. Daugherty Herbert R. Otto Donald B. Heilman i: Russell F. Kaiser Faculty Henry M. Ryan Director of Secondary Education John W. Pawling V Bennett Harris Kenneth J. Gable C. Josephine Moyer, Dept. Head 89 Raymond W. Ford, Dept. Head Jaun A. Menocal E. Earnest Foust Ruth E. Bonner Bruno S. Wojtun Edwin S. Fulcomer Michael R. Hagen Gordon J. Goldberg Walter C. Warzeski Theodore W. Jentsch Regina Thompson Mary W. Coulter Harry S. Eisenbrown Arthur H. Sinclair Glenna Y. Gebhard Michael Yatron Harold L. Hehr Glen R. Webb Antonio A. Pedroso Norwood P. Lowfer Amos A. Sharp Earl Y. Reeves William G. Dustan Director of Public Relations armela V. Covelli Joseph A. Peters, Jr. Gould F. Schrock Gilbert J. Hunter __, W. Grayson Birch James Collier Edward W. Evans fllliiiiiirii a. Barbara Adams b. Margaret Allan c. David Bauer d. Charles Blocksidge e. Ellen Blose . Rebecca Bolestridge g. Judith Bowman h. Wayne Bradburn . Lois Bross, who's who j. Rodney Brunk 92 b. ■■■BM ■i ■mm 94 a. Joanne Bubp b. Sandra Buhay c. Kathryn Burk d. Anne Burkey e. Dolores Camilli . Patricia Cantley g. Georgine Chernesky h. Veronica Chodorsky i. Anthony Cipriano Scott Clay R- a. 96 I------------- I a. Kathleen Cramsey b. Janet DallaPiazza c. James Dallessandro d. David DeAngelo c. John DeBellis f. Caroline Deisher g. Concetto DiLazzaro h. Elizabeth Dorney i. Jerold Dougherty Robert Dudek I 97 a. Karen Ezsol b. William Fahler c. Gene Fake d. 98 100 a. Carolyn Gollinger b. Mary Goodrich c. Donald Gorsky d. Elizabeth Gosch c. Terrence Grady . Helena Greenberg g. Sandra Grill b. Dorothy Gruber, who’s who . Nancee Guard Marcia Hahn a. Terry Hartman b. Maureen Heffelfinger c. Kathryn Henry d. John Herbine e. Russell Hinnershitz . Howard Hobbs Sandra Hoffmeier b. June Hower . Faith Hunter Robert lobst b. 102 Ii 103 - 104 ;■ a. Frank Jamiolkowski b. John Keating c. Caroline Kehs d. Richard Keiper e. Frieda Keller . James Kershner g. John Kershner b. Sara Knobelauch . John Knoblach Linda Kriner 105 .1 ■■u a. Joseph Kuronyi b. David Lockwood c. Harry Lentz d. James Lindenmuth e. Janet Maderness . Paul Makovsky g. Joseph Marcin h. Franklin Matarazzo . Mary Maurer Joseph McCafferty a. 108 a. Thomas McGeenan b. Joseph Mesics c. Harold Messer d. Edward Miller, who's uho e. Walter Miscavage . Rodney Moll, who's who g. Barry Monasmith h. Donald Mosser . Jean Mozeko Fern Nester ;• 109 a. Cher I Northeimer b. Nancy Pankowski c. Roger Parker d. Charles Peirce c. Rosalie Perrone . Rosemary Peters, who’s who g. Daniel Pflum b. Robert Piehl . Roger Popowitz j. John Rader d. 112 a. Jackie Rau 113 _J 114 a. Sal lie Russ b. Rodney Seaman c. William Shaw d. John Shiffer c. Ivy Silfies . June Sink g. Joan Sirak h. Luther Souders i. Dennis Stewart Brian Stroup 115 a. Ronald Strouse b. Terry Summons, wh0’s who c. Eleanor Trout, w}m'. wLn e. t. 116 m — Not Photographed Gerald Alfiero Samuel Collins Linford Bright William Freed Edward Hahn Judith Heller William Herishko Frank Hill Carole Lees Ronald Lutz Mildred McFadden Craig Malick Janice Quigley Danielle Rambo Martin Reusing Allen Rhoads, who’s who Patricia Ritz Melvin Rowe Edwin Schnable Elese Springer Carolyn Stefanik Robert Sterner Frank Yelinko Sheila Zellers Beverly Zielaskowski Warren Zimmerman 117 Activities OPENING CONVOCATION September 10, 1964 witnessed two convoca- tions because of the rapidly expanding student body . . . Resident freshmen and juniors heard Judge Qawson Muth while Dr. Mohlon Hellerich of Albright College addressed seniors and com- muting freshmen . . . College enrollment swelled to 2500 with the entrance of 970 freshmen . . . Dr. de Francesco extended a warm welcome and the promise of a successful and eventful academic year. 120 BOOKSTORE Mrs. Sawyer, Mrs. Angstadt, STUDENT ACTIVITIES BOARD R. Moll, President; T. Summons, Treasurer; J. Behler, Corresponding Secretary; B. Hixson, Vice- President; S. Huber, Recording Secretary; P. Metzger, R. Shuebrook, S, Frankhouser, C. Mein- hardt, S. Westmoreland, S. May, J. Sitlinger, V. Tucci, P. Pacifico, C. Beisel, S. Evans, T. Mackes, B. Schurmann, C. Miller, D. Wright r and Mrs. Heinly. CUSTOMS COMMITTEE P. Metzger, Chairman; S. Huber, Co-chairman; J. Franklin, B. Grim, A. Himmel, E. Miller, R. Muschlitz, R. Piehl, M. Wolf, J. Behler, I. Hain, C. Mutter, C. Strohl, M. Watson, G. Williams, I. Blose, R. Brobst, B. Cacciacarne, M. Gillmartin, H. Hubbard, S. Meckley 121 CHEERLEADERS M. Buhay, S. Huber, K. John, S. Renshow, J. Sitlinger, C. Strohl, J. Weaver; D. Kraus, Adviser FOOTBALL D- Heilman, Coach; D. Evans, G. Calcagni, R. Geiss, R. Girton, Assistant Coaches. K. Beamcr C. Blocksidge W. Bradburn A. Cipriano W. Hart J. Hennessey R. Hillegas J. Joyce J. Kinsky I. Knipple J. Kuronyi T. Mahler E. Miller R. Muschlitz T. Noga J. Ortelli P. Petrillo J. Rader M. Raszkiewicz R. Regan G. Rockhill B. Schaadt D. Smith R. Steigerwall T. Trone C. Waite S. Westmoreland D. Wiggins M. Wilson 1. Womer C. Zuschnitt 124 y I I I M. Hahn, President; G. Hyneman, Vice-President; M. Vogel, Secretary; R. Santangelo, Treasurer; J. Wells, Director COLOR GUARD c. Dampman, Captain; L. Booths, F. Neuhouse, K. Vicario, M. Smallen, E. Moffa, K. Johnson, J. Boyer, J. Cherkis, T. Schontz, J. Rampula, K. Schwinn 127 128 HOMECOMING Old friendships renewed, old memories relived . . . noon luncheon in the Georgian Dining Room . . . pre-game activities, parade of floats . . . Sophomores cap honors . . . chill winds, cheers, and mums . . . crowning of the queen, her majesty Miss Mary Ellen Wolf . . . kickoff, Kutz- town Golden Bears vs. Glassboro Profs . . . Bears victors . . . tea follows game . . . Homecoming dance ends fall weekend with soft lights and soft music. Hockey Team J. Adams B. Butz S. Cramer K. Finkbiner S. Graybill R. Fenstermacher H. Hubbard P. Kintzer M. lovan, Co-Captain T. ticket. Co-captain J. McCann E. McLean E. Peruso C. Shankweiler C. Stewart D. Thornley J. Walton J. Williams M. Kantner, Coach 131 Basketball Team B. Bodnar E. Boner D. Conzano D. Kanuck V. Keris F. Kerns E. Koch D. McKernan P. St. Germain D. Watson J. Wenlzel T. Williams M. Wilson C. Young W. Evans, Coach 136 138 BRIGADOON Kglzlown Stote College students presented the tolent of Lemcr and and Loewe in their musical tale of an enchanted village that comes to life once every hundred years . . . Skilled direction lay in the hands of Profs. Gene C. Wenner and Kenneth J. Gable . . . Veteran performers and promising newcomers sparked an enthusiastic cast . . . Tommy Albright (Joseph Foster), the young American, finds love and enchantment with Fiona Mac Loren (Diane Young), the lovely Scottish maid, and the key to acceptance into Brigadoon . . . Supporting chorus and dancers added variety to the performance . . . Prof. John Grossman directed backstage crews that created the magic . . . Months of preparation ended in two nights, but Brigadoon proved to be a highlight of the year. - 140 141 M. White, President; B. Sichel, Vice-President; N. Panzer, Secretary; E. Moffa, Treosurer,- W. Csen- DRAMA CLUB csits. Historian; A. Sinclair, Adviser GLEE CLUB P- Roginski, President; G. Schilling, Vice-Presi- dent; M. Diehl, Secretary-Treasurer; H. Cassel- berry, Director ki CONCERT DANCE 143 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB R. Pritsch, President; F. Hessler, Vice-President; J. Sawyer, Adviser 1 WINTER COMMENCEMENT Dr. Josephine Moyer, head of college Geog- raphy department, delivered commencement address . . . Oar Heritage: Whose Responsi- bility? . . . Become involved — in your family, your neighborhood, your church, your school, your community, your state — through service . . . ninety-five graduates received degrees from Dr. Italo L. de Francesco . . . Sunday, January 17, 1965 in Nathan C. Schaeffer Memorial Auditorium. I FRESHMAN CLASS W. Hoffacker, President; S. Focht, Vice-President; S. Benkerl, Secretary; D. Mesino, Treasurer • r SOPHOMORE CLASS R. Morello, President; R. Whirl, Vice-President; H. Hubbard, Secretary; K. Johnston, Treasurer SENIOR CLASS E. Miller, President; B. Grim, Vice-President; A. Crumlich, Secretary; R. Suck, Treasurer i, LIH22 145 JUNIOR CLASS L. Knipple, President; M. Watson, Vice-President; S. Lloyd, Secretary; M. Buhay, Treasurer i BASEBALL J. Brannon J. Person J. Churetta M. Raskiewicz R. Delong J. Shifter G. Deshler S. Shoemaker J. Koucher L. Steslow E. Koch T. Stewart J. Landis G. Trout L. losoney D. Wiggins J. Ludwig W. Risley, Coach D. McKernan R. Martin B. Moyer y 146 TENNIS Tennis Team J. Heckman D. Rapp D. Russiano W. Schalterbrand D. Stewart T. Summons R. Whitley C. Young I GOLF M- Gerhart E. Hahn W. Malick R. Shapiro P. Sickafus D. Stewart E. Swartz F. Wiltrout D. Miller, Coach TRACK D. Best R. Pritsch J. Fisher D. Rothman B. Hart J. Scheks F. Hcrccg B. Stroup B. Jocko C. Vole J. Keeler G. Weida R. Ketterer S. Westmoreland J. Krince L. Womer A. Perricone K. Zellner E. Petka C. Zuschnitl C. Peyton J. Patton, Coach 147 ESSENCE I. Santoro, Editor; M. Seer, Prose Editor; M. White, Poetry Editor; R. Shucbrook, Art Editor; J. Frank, M. Taube, H. Heilman, Advisers p“ LEADERS CLUB J. Sink, President; H. Keener, Vice-President; B. Padjen, Secretary; R. Mathias, Adviser i 149 HBdl KEYSTONE M. Oliker, Editor; W. Pross, News Editor; B. Delaney, Sports Editor; W. G. Dyston, Adviser H ALPHA PHI OMEGA P. Schmelzer, President; G. Schilling, 1st Vice- President; D. Gilbert, 2nd Vice-President; K. Zell - ner. Recording Secretary; D. Best, Corresponding Secretary; G. Dcshlcr, Historian; R. Popwitz, Sergeant at Arms; G. Schaeffer, J. Tinsman, G. Webb, Advisers SERVICE CLUB G. Polonsky, President; F. Wiltrout, Vice-Presi dent; N. Bard, Secretary; A. Sharpe, Chairmai COMMUTING WOMEN'S LEAGUE R. Redcay, President; R. Palaferro, Vice-President; A. Jones, Secretory; F. Bean, Treasurer; Dean King, Adviser RESIDENT WOMEN'S COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION F. Hunter, President; A. Himmel, Vice-President; S. Davey, Secretary,- M. Boyer, Treasurer; Dean King, Adviser RESIDENT MEN'S COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION R. Steigerwalt, President; J. Delgrosso, Vice- President; C. Blocksidge, Secretory-Treasurer; Dean White, Adviser COMMUTING MEN'S CLUB L. Steslow, President; T. Noga, Vice-President; Dean Bonser, Adviser I MATHEMATICS SOCIETY F. Godsholk, President; S. Burdo, Vice-President; S. Portz, Recording Secretary; S. Hrapsky, Cor- responding Secretary; G. Weida, Treasurer; M. Christman, Historian; J. Daugherty, Adviser ECONOMIC AFFAIRS FORUM T. Summons, President; M. Powers, Vice-Presi- dent; E. Miller, Secretary-Treasurer; B. Wojtun, Adviser AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY J. Franklin, Chairman; L. Heere, Vice-Chairman; K. Henry, Secretary-Treasurer; R. Arlz, Liaison Officer; M. Dymicky, Adviser SCIENCE CLUB J. Krince, President; A. Tucker, Vice-President; D. Bachman, Secretary-Treasurer; G. Webb, Adviser GREAT BOOKS FORUM J. Foster, President; R. lobst, Vice-President; L. Moyer, Secretary-Treasurer; R. Law, Adviser I I GEOGRAPHY CLUB K. Alfiero, l. Maniaci. G. Schilling, R. Shipe, B. Stroup, R- Ziegenfus CANTERBURY ASSOCIATION D. Young, President; A. Selditch, Secretary-Treas- urer, E. Hurwitz, Adviser ENGLISH CLUB J. Kelius, Secretary; B. Harris, Adviser 154 POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB L. Durant, President; E. Worrall, Secretary; F. Ebert, Treasurer; J. Cosenza, Publicity Director; L. Graver, Adviser INTER-FAITH FORUM T. Lickel, President; J. Foster, Vice-President; M. Betz, Corresponding Secretary; L. Gibble, Record- ing Secretary; B. Meckes, Treasurer; G. Weiss, Adviser INTER-VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP T. leininger, President C. Mouat, Vice-President B. Johann, Secretory N. Snyder, Treasurer P. Beals, Adviser UNITED CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP 156 METHODIST STUDENT MOVEMENT EASTERN ORTHODOX YOUTH ORGANIZATION G. Chapmen, President; R. Houser, Vice-Presi- dent; L. Very, Secretary; P. Drumm, Adviser P. Blaschak, President; M. Truchan, Secretary; C Gulko, Treasurer; L. Harvilla, Adviser NEWMAN CLUB B. Casey, President M. Wilson, Vice-President J. Mahoney, Secretory P. Pokotello, Treasurer; A. Matula, Adviser LUTHERAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION k2______________________________ R. Frederickson, President; J. Hildenbrand, Vice- President; F. Geiger, Secretary; G. Wcida, Treas- urer; R. Hamme, Adviser 157 COMMENCEMENT 158 L.______ The General Alumni Association takes this Opportunity to congratulate the members of the 1965 Class upon completion of their work at their Alma Mater. What better time than now for every Graduate to reaffirm his faith in God and emulate the great Builders of our beloved country — America — God-fearing men and women who tuned in prayer for guidance and inspiration. I used to wonder why graduation is called commencement, but I think I know now. When you walk across the stage and receive that coveted bit of beautifully engraved parchment, you are not so much finishing school as com- mencing a broader field of activity, a richer vista of life. Now you are at liberty to make your own way in the world, and in school you have acquired the tools to unlock the door of your future. President Garfield once said: Things do not turn up in this world until somebody turns them up. Don't be discouraged if at first you have to dig ditches when your ambition is to rear skyscrapers toward the sun. My advice is, do the best you can at the job you have, and eventuolly opportunity will open its doors to you. You ond all your generation are destined to play the role of worldsmiths whose hammers will shape the earth into new patterns. What- ever you do, wherever you serve, you will help to direct the thoughts of society and to wield a constructive influence in the circles wherein you live, move, and have your being. You can be wholly as important as the next fellow, for all have the privilege of being world-smiths, challenged to build a more radiant tomorrow. WHO IS EDUCATED? - A professor in Chicago is reported to have given the following test to his pupils. He told them they were not really educated unless they could say yes to all these questions: Has your education given you sympathy with all good causes and made you espouse them? Has it made you public-spirited? Has it made you a brother to the weak? Have you learned how to make friends and to keep them? Do you know what it is to be a friend yourself? Can you look an honest man or a pure woman straight in the eye? Do you see anything to love in a little child? Will a lonely dog follow you down the street? Do you think woshing dishes and lowing corn just as compatible with high thinking? os piano ploying or golf? Can you look into a mud puddle by the wayside and see anything in the puddle but mud? I shall close with a COMMENCEMENT PRAYER. THOU Great Teacher, we pray Thy blessing upon the graduates who now face life's new adven- tures. Give them determination to merit the sacrifices made by their parents and teachers, that they may prove o blessing in the age in which they live, and glorify Thee, O God, Who gave them life. Help them to earn their right to a place in the world by making good. Bless their parents and teachers, may their sacrificial efforts be rewarded by the noble, useful lives of those whom they have lovingly guided. We pray this in Thy Name O Master of our schools. Amen. Sincerely yours, Newton W. Geiss, General Alumni Association President Alumni Message Newton W. Geiss, 159 -- KEYSTONIA Credits Cover: Nancy Deiter Contents: Karl Beamer Administration: Judy Rankin General Education: Noralie Whitaker Art Education: Thomas Schantz Elementary Education: Susan Curlett Liberal Arts: George Chapman Library Science: George Chapman Secondary Education: Gene Allen Activities: David Denick Mary Chancier, Editor George Chapman, Art Director David Denick, Photograph) Janet Whitc.Copy Dolores Sirny, Secretary Sandra Holod, Business Manager Barbara Vinee,Typist Karl Beamer Linda Bloom Nancy Deiter Mary Hamel Carl Hess Barbara Johann Gwen Pack JoAnne Weber Advisers John Sawyer, Business, Senior Pictures Nunzio Alagia, lr , Layout. Production 160