Kutztown University - Keystonia Yearbook (Kutztown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1967 volume:

1967 KEYSTONIA KUTZTOWN STATE COLLEGE KUTZTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA Dr. Italo L de Francesco President of Kutztown State College ENVIRONMENT FOR LEARNING For years I was puzzled, and somewhat disturbed, by the fact that Kutztown State College is situated exactly midway between Reading and Allentown. The notion in my mind was that we were not in the city and not quite in the country and, therefore, had the advantages of neither. But somewhere along the way, a new realization dawned on me — the founding fathers knew what they were doing when the school was originally founded and located here. For that matter, they have been knowledgeable at every step of her growth as an institution of higher education. Here, indeed, is a reasonable quiet area where one can still look up and see the blue sky; here again, it is possible to look ahead and see fields of grain or green pastures set against a background of purple mountains. Yet in all this, one realizes that he is only a few miles away from major transportation routes, airlines, industry, big business, and centers of culture. After thirty-one years of pondering, I have concluded that Kutztown is quite fortunate in her location between two fine cities, eighteen miles away in either direction, and on the main stem to New York or Philadelphia or to the state capital, Harrisburg. In order to properly appraise the blessings of our geographic location, it is essential to account for many social elements, chief among these the cultural assets in Allentown and Reading: museums, musical organizations, big industry, big business, the theater, and other social conveniences of con- temporary communities. These facilities are available whether for study or personal engagement. 4 On the other hand, on campus, with a large measure of freedom from the stifling conditions of the city, students and faculty have created a cultural setting of their own which is generally undisturbed by the evils of large masses of population, even though these centers are close enough for sociological and educational study or for the occasional fling in the city. Thus the college stands as a citadel, a center of culture, an oasis in the midst of megalopolis. While our immediate neighborhood suggests a simple and relatively quiet demeanor, the intellectual pursuits and other activities on the hill celebrate the life of the mind, and ring with the vigor of youth. Finally, there is the indigenous culture of the area, that of the Pennsyl- vania Germans. They have particular habits of speech, a folk-lore, an insistence on basic virtues, and rather unique arts and crafts. Vis-a-vis these time-honored facets of culture we find the multiferous habits and mores of students from forty-seven counties in Pennsylvania, fourteen states, and nine foreign countries. As these forces interact, students and faculty are enriched and broadened. I. L. deFrancesco President BOARD OF TRUSTEES Seated — Dr. Muriel M. Berman, Mrs. Carl J. Bast, Atty. William M. DeLong, Mrs. George R. Matthews. Standing — Mr. Karl F. Weber, Dr. I. L. deFrancesco, Mr. W. High Greib, Mr. William A. Thompson, Jr., Mr. L. R. Overly, Mr. Earl K. Witwer, Mr. Benjamin J. Kane, Mrs. Paul Leimbach, seated. DEANS Dr. Dodson Dreisbach, Carol Williamson, Marretta King, Dr. Josef Gutekunst, Dennis Roth, John Polischak, Dr. Cyrus Beekey, Dr. George Weiss. 6 Mr. John Grim, Mr. James Johnson, Mr. Harold Bankes, Mrs. Ruth Yost, Mr. John White, Mr. Harry Herring, Mr. William Thomson, Jr. ADMINISTRATORS DIRECTORS Right: Dr. Henry Ryan Winton Evans Dennis Bonser Above: Harvey Huber Nicholas Stevens Dr. Horace Heilman G. Joseph Musso 8 ‘WILLIAM B. AGOCS NUNZIO ALAGIA CLARENCE E. ARNOLD JOHN PURMAN BANTA MARGUERITE A. BARTHOLOMEW BETTY J. BARTLETT CYRUS EZRA BEEKEY WALTER R. BLECKMANN CATHERINE P. BLYNN JACQUELINE L. BOGGS DENNIS BONSER BILLIE W. BOOTHE JAMES EDWIN BRASTED ROY ALLEN BROWN ROBERT J. BUCKALEW MARY BURKETT GINO R. CALCAGNI JAMES F. L. CARROLL ‘HENRY REUTSCHLIN CASSELBERRY KATHARINE DELILAH CHRIST HENRY RICHARD CHRISTMAN JAMES L. COLLIER WILLIAM R. COLLIER WILLIAM B. CONNER MARY WELLES COULTER FRANCIS JOSEPH CURRY JOSEPH DWIGHT DAUGHERTY LAURENCE FRANCIS DEMPSEY CONSTANCE P. DENT kJ M ER HUNG DJAO JOHN DREIBELBIS DODSON EARL DREISBACH — PAUL RAYMOND DRUMM GERTRUDE A. DURR WILLIAM GORDON DUSTAN HARRY SAMUEL EISENBROWN HENRIETTE ENGELSON ROBERT F. ENSMINGER HARRY D. ESHLEMAN DAVID CHARLES EVANS ‘EDWARD W. EVANS WINTON C. EVANS THOMAS V. FALCONE ANDREW FELKAY ROBERT P. FINA ‘RAYMOND WEST FORD, JR. E. EARNEST FOUST BERNARD H. FRIEDMAN A. LEONARD FRIEDMAN EDWIN FULCOMER KENNETH JACK GABLE DRAGOMIR GAJIC JOSEPH J. GALLO ROBERT JAY GANGEWERE GLENNA Y. GEBHARD HELEN M. GETZ ROBERT DRADFORD GLEDHILL GORDON J. GOLDBERG JOHN D. GORMAN LEO R. GRANT ‘LEE ALBERT GRAVER ROBERT G. GRAY ‘WILLIAM ASA GREE LEVI DAVID GRESH EUGENE GROS JOHN GOULDING GROSSM JOSEF GRANT GUTEKUNST ROY WILFORD HAMME WILLARD R. HANCOCK BENNETT HARRIS LORRAINE RHOADES HARVILLA HENRY ROBERT HEDRICK HAROLD LLOYD HEHR ‘HORACE FAUST HEILMAN HOWARD E. HERRING HAROLD E. HESKETH DANIEL J. HINKEL HARVEY HUBER GILBERT J. HUNTER ROBERT WRIGHT JACKS THEODORE W. JENTSCH JAMES E. JOHNSON HARDING JONES RAYMOND T. JONES WILLIAM E. JONES RUSSELL F. KAISER WILLIAM F. KANAS MARGARET F. KANTN FREDERICK E. KELLER JAMES J. KELLY MOSHE KENNET AHMAD KIASET RALPH WEINHOLD KIEFFER THEODORE EftKIFFER PAUL S. KIM k ROBERT W. KINDERMAN 12 MARIE A. NICHOLSON MARRETTA POWELL KING PAUL ALLEN KNEDLER DEANE P. KRAUS JANICE J. KULP LEONARD I. KULSETH PAUL LAINCZ DONALD KENNETH LAVER WILLIAM G. LAURITA RICHARD A. LAW NORWOOD PILZ LAWFER EVA LAZORACK ELIZABETH K. LIDDICOAT EDNA MAE LOVE MARY ELIZABETH LOVETT RANALD R. MACADAM SARA ROHRBACH MACK JACOB MANDEL HAROLD CORNELIUS MANTZ C. WILBER MATHIAS GLADYS CARLIER MATHIAS RUTH GLASSFORD MATHIAS ANNE ELIZABETH MATULA EARL L. MAYBERRY ANTONY JOSEPH MASSAFERRI EDITH MELLNER MILDRED MILLER MENGEL DARWIN WALLACE MILLER E.iANNETTE MONROE CONSTANCE B. MOORE G. JOSEPH MUSSO MICHAEL NAVASCUES ELIZABETH M. NEWTON PATRICIA ANN ORI KYU SAM PARK THOMAS I. PARKS DAVID R. PARRY JOSEPH SAMUEL PATTON JOHN ALLEN PAWLING ANTONIO ALVAREZ PEDROSO JOSEPH A. PETERS JOHN W. POLISCHAK HERVEY PUTNAM PRENTISS THOMAS C. QUIRK •EARL Y. REEVES RONALD R. RHEIN EMMA S. RICHARDS R. JANE RICHARDS •WALTER PURSELL RISLEY DENNIS F. ROTH HENRY M. RYAN THOMAS A. SANELLI JOHN RICHARD HAROLD T. SCHACHT ANNE GEHRIS SCHAEFER GERALD DEWEY SCHAEFFER EDWIN SCHATKOWSKI JOHN P:'SCHELLENBERG GOULD F. SCHROCK DORIS ANN SEBRING ROBERT H. SEEWALD FRANK H'. SIEKMANN ARTHUR H. SINCLAIR DANIEL FRANCIS SKEATH •MAX HARRELL SLICK ROSEMARIE GUTIERREZ SLOAT OSCAR L. SNYDER FLOYD H. STAUFFER •NICHOLAS GEORGE STEVENS JOHN E. STOLZ JOHN JOSEPH STOUDT HELEN M. STUCKI RAY T. SUNDERLAND ALFRED KRUPP THOMAS ROY CLARENCE THOMAS JAMES HERBERT TINSMAN ADALYN HINCHCLIFFE VAN GILDER WALTER C. WARZESKI GLENN R. WEBB •GEORGE DAVID WEISS JAMES R. WELLS •HOMER COVODE WELSH JASON WHITNEY WHITE JOHN BLENDY WHITE MARY GRACE WIBLE MARY P. WILLIAMS CAROL WILLIAMSON ESTHER MARY WILLITS JACQUELINE S. WOLFE THOMAS EDWARD WOLFE CHARLES W. YARRISON MICHAEL YATRON RUTH KUDER YOST •DENOTE DEPARTMENT HEADS 13 Janus-faced, we contemplate Kutztown State College 1967. Looking back . . . the crazy, happy-sad days of customs . . . days spent apologizing to cracks, chanting Disconnect Connecticut, being herded everywhere by those terrible customs officials, trying to sneak off after dinner and ... Hey, FROSH!! . . . Scum of the earth . . . the tug-of-war at the afternoon games . . . the long, hot, dusty walk to the FROSH picnic ... a flaming bonfire, its sparks rising high into the deep, dark sky ... a huge ring of new faces, do you know the person on your right? your left? . . . now you do . . . the Alma Mater . . . and, finally, dinks flying into the air of the auditorium at Induction . . . you're Freshmen now! And it was true . . . the time of evaluation was here . . . bull sessions in the dorms . . . new people, new ideas ... an exchange over a cup of coffee in Chez Nous . . . then — a flag at half mast . . . the assassination . . . IMPOSSIBLE! . . . the first mid term grades . . . what you expected? . . . organization to elect class officers . . . that first Homecoming float ... an onion snow and winter is here . . . Remember those first finals . . . driving that back road in all the snow . . . digging out . . . school goes on . . . spring breaks through with the first green shoots from the trees . . . the first rain . . . won't it ever stop raining? ... a slippery street . . . cars, trucks, and more cars . . . WALK . . . better run with that art project . . . overdue books again? . . . why, oh why, did they build this place right in the middle of Rt. 222? Years roll on . . . students drop from the ranks . . . some stay and begin to specialize . . . summers pass to fall and the work begins again ... we grow, we learn . . . from each other, from our professors, about ourselves . . . Ahead lies life itself . . . the college will grow and change . . . those bare skyscrapers of cold steel will be brick covered buildings one day ... we won't recognize the renovated Old Main with its stern chicken-head clock tower . . . more students, better students will come every year ... a college now, someday ... a university? . . . and the people, they too, will change . . . new professors, new and bigger departments . . . the graduates . . . move on ... a job . . . marriage . . . grad school ... a date with Uncle Sam . . . some will go away . . . some will stay nearby . . . but, most will return . . . someday . . . with pride in their future achievements . . . and pride that they knew KSC when . . . a. Barry Adams Social Studies b. Patricia Adams Mathematics c. Francis Allar Elementary d. Anita Altieri Elementary e. Anne Alton Elementary f. Linda Anderson History g- Dale Angstadt Liberal Arts h. Betsy Anthony Elementary i. Carl Anthony Mathematics j. Beverly Arndt Elementary k. Janice Arnold French and Spanish l. Laimite Asaris Library Science m. Louise Auchter Liberal Arts n. Donna Aulenbach Elementary o. Judith Backenstoe Art Education 16 17 18 a. Barbara Bahner Spanish b. Joseph Balabkins Liberal Arts c. Audrey Balthaser Elementary d. Anne Barber Elementary e. Pamela Barr Library Science f. Joan Barth Spanish g. Jacqueline Bartholomew Elementary h. Elaine Barton Elementary i. Marilyn Bearn Elementary j. Barbara Becker Art Education k. Carol Beidleman German l. Lois Benfield Special Education Visually Handicapped m. Barbara Bennecoff History n. Robert Bennett Elementary o. Judith Bensing Elementary 19 Homecoming means fresh yellow mums . . . a winning team . . . the ugliest UGLY man . . . the pert, pretty HOMECOMING QUEEN . . . friendly rivalry among classes during float competition . . . the lively sound of the maroon and gold band . . . a crowded dance floor . . . 12:30 a.m. , . . and a memory Miss Bonnie Burke, Homecoming Queen Senior Class Float Ugly Man Contest Winner Homecoming Crowd P.S.E.A. Float 24 a. Virginia Bernd Elementary b. Carol Betz Elementary c. Margaret Betz Elementary d. Mary Bleiler Elementary e. Brian Bodnar Liberal Arts f. Susan Bornmann Art Education 9- Bonnie Boyle Art Education h. Kathryn Broiler Liberal Arts i. James Brannan Elementary i- Rita Braxmeier Elementary k. Robert Brobst Liberal Arts 1. Inez Brooks Mathemaitcs m. Joseph Buesgen Biology n. Robert Burak Biology o. Albert Burger Mathematics 25 a. Carol Burgerhoff Library Science b. Carol Burkert English c. Ruth Burkhart Elementary d. Laraine Burtner Art Education e. William Buskirk History f. Gloria Buzzard Art Education 9- Donald Canzano Spanish h. Joan Cherkis Elementary i. Donald Christman Mathematics i- Kenneth Clemenich Elementary k. Margaret Clough Art Education 1. Ann Coleman English m. Nancy Curtis Elementary n. Sherwood Daniels Liberal Arts o. John Davis Mathematics 26 27 David Evans, assistant coach; Robert Kinderman, head coach; Gino Calcagni, assistant coach. K. S. C. 1966 VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD 67 George Balzer 64 Barry Batman 35 Thomas Bender 80 Gene Bolinsky 33 Mike Bonner 32 Charles Bricker 31 Joseph Bucks 73 Donald Campbell 24 Keith Curtier 10 John Davis 42 Francis Fisher 53 Bernard Futchko 74 Frank Galassi 77 James Gaston 25 Bob Hillegas 14 Philip Kauffman 60 John Kinsky 17 Leslie Laws 78 Richard Lyons 87 Thomas Mahler 57 Bill March 85 Bill Morecraft 84 Bill Myers 61 Dennis Ortwein 22 Carlos Peyton 89 David Piscitelli 83 Gerald Rockhill 65 Robert Rothenberger 55 Carl Santoro 62 Arnold Schneider 86 Richard Snyder 71 Mike Solomon 66 Fred Sponenberg 23 Vic Tucci 15 John Wabby 30 a. Lilia Davis Elementary b. Erna Deisher English c. William DeLaney Liberal Arts d. Judith DeLong Spanish e. Robert DeLong Geography f. Bonita DeMarco Elementary 31 32 a. Marie Derr Library Science b. Gayne Deshler Elementary c. Dennis Deutsch Liberal Arts d. Danny Diefenderfer Mathematics e. Ernest Diefenderfer Liberal Arts f. Nancy Dietrich Elementary g- Stephanie Dinges Elementary h. Barbara Dobroshelsky English '• Marisue Doran Speech i- Vicky Duncan Art Education k. Barbara Dychala Social Studies 1. Stanley Dzedzy Art Education m. Mary Eckroat English n. Diane Edelmayer Art Education o. Ronald Eichenberg Elementary 33 MARCHING BAND Suzi Arntz Louise Keller Patricia Baal Kermit Kressley Diane Ballantine Shirley Kunkel Allen Bauman Linda Learn Sterling Behney Philip Leibensperger Joan Bornman Michael Luckenbill Barry Boyer John Luppino Paulette Braucher Ilona Martonfalvy Jayden Butterfield Betty Mathias Sheldon Cooper Sue May Kathy Copelin Karen Meckes Mary Curry Brent Miller Sherry DeLong Robert Pawling Naomi Detwiler Katherine Pawlyk Gloria Edleman Suzanne Peters Raymond Erb Judy Piper Doris Frey David Rathman Fred Fritch Roberta Reaser Faith Furman Jean Roscoe Jo Ann Geibel Evelyn Rourke Kathy Gerancher Jay Ruch Harold Grim Glen Sell Jerry Hartle David Skulteti Susan Hertzog Carol Smith Nancy Hillenbrand Peter Smith Janice Hinkle Sue Smith Harold Holzer Linda Snyder James Houser Carolyn Stewart Daniel Huddleson Darlene Strawser George Irvin James Wescoe Wendy James David Williams Robert Johnson Annette Yautz Sandra Jones Peggy Yeager Sally Kalbach Judy Yecker Wayne Kauffman Mr. James R. Wells director 35 36 Joachin Eisenblaetter Art Education Gary Eisman Liberal Arts Philip Eisman Liberal Arts Ronald Ernst Liberal Arts Susan Ettinger Biology David Evans Elementary Helene Faltz French and Spanish Ann Fartuch French and English Lamae Fegely Elementary Linda Felix Special Education Visually Handicapped Roberta Fenstermacher Special Education Visually Handicapped Anna Ferraro Elementary Rosalie Fescina Art Education Marilyn Field Elementary Joseph Fisher Art Education 37 38 Margaret Flemming Elementary Carol Frazier Library Science George Fry Mathematics Robert Fry Comprehensive Social Studies Peter Fritsch Art Education Linda Fritz Elementary Mary Garlin Elementary Judith Gehret Elementary Iris Gehris Liberal Arts Nancy Gevert Elementary 39 Susan Gilbert Library Science Margaret Gillette Elementary Michael Gilmartin Art Education Dennis Gimbel Biology Kathleen Gladding English Mary Goerlich Elementary Elizabeth Gomboz Elementary 40 Kathy Engel, secretary; Paul Schroeder, vice president; Nancy Brunell, treasurer FRESHMEN: CUSTOMS COMMUTE! , 1966-1967 Sue May '6 , Co-Chairman Mike Gijmartin '67, Co-Chairman SENIORS Jan Arnold Bob Bennett Joe Berner Bob Brobst Marg Clough Sam Frankhouser Harriette Hubbard Sue Huber Kathy Johnston Phyllis Moyer Tom Nonnemacher John Posegay John Rampulla Marie Reed Gail Sanders Warren Seelig Bob Whirl Tom White Ken Zellner Sharon Zellner JUNIORS Candi Beisel Tony Biacchi Ed Boner Bonnie Burke Ron Cardinal Ray Erb Nancy George Barry Irwin Beverly Kraft Helgard Lauff Cindy Miller Denny Ortwein Dave Piscitelli Carol Sitlinger Barbara Tamulavage Vic Tucci SOPHOMORES Keith Curtier Debbie Gould Jerry Hartle Brian Kelly Bill Myers Doris Persky Joe Rampulla Ginger Reed Judy Rineer Jay Ruch John Scannel Lou Serensits a. John Grebinger Art Education b. Robert Grell Art Education c. Josephine Groeschel Art Education d. Paul Grout Art Education e. Penny Grow Elementary f. Vincenta Grum Comprehensive Social Studies g. Eileen Guest Elementary h. Marlin Guinther Elementary i. Nancy Hale Art Education j. Nancy Hallahan Elementary k. Kitty Harner French l. John Hartline Elementary m. Patricia Hartman Elementary n. Pamela Hawman Elementary o. Joan Heckler Elementary 44 45 46 a. Frank Heifer English b. Shirley Henning Elementary c. Rodney Hermann Liberal Arts d. Donald Herring Liberal Arts e. Paul Hertzog Spanish f. Joseph Hipp Liberal Arts g- Janet Hoch Elementary h. Robert Hoch Elementary ' Sandra Holod History i- Bruce Holtzman Geography and Earth Science k. Karen Hontz Art Education I. Laura Hooper Elementary m. Carol Hoover Art Education n. Rosanne Horninger Elementary o. Donna Horosky Art Education 47 a. Richard Houser Social Studies b. Harriette Hubbard Elementary c. Suzanne Huber Mathematics d. Penelope Hughes Elementary e. Mary Hunsberger Elementary f. Joanne Hunsicker French 48 POLITICAL SCIENCE Left to right: Sue Davis, Eric Wertman, Sharyn Saslafsky 49 50 a. Nicholas Jalboot English b. Judith Jenkins Library Science c. Kathy Johnston Art Education d. Linda Johnston Art Education e. Anna Jones Elementary Michelle Joulwan Elementary 9- Ellen Katchur Liberal Arts h- Linda Kates Elementary '• Jack Keeler Liberal Arts i Helen Keener Elementary k Maynard Keilman Social Studies !• Christel Keller Elementary m Jean Keller Elementary n Kenneth Kerns Mathematics ° Mary Kersikoski Elementary 51 — a. Charles Kessler Elementary b. Ralph Ketterer Mathematics c. Jill Kilpatrick Elementary d. Carol Kimmel Elementary e. Carol Kinsey Elementary f. John Kinsky Elementary COUNCIL FOR EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN Mary Lou Haring, treasurer Linda Kates, president Lois Benfield, secretary ELEMENTARY CLUB Toni Biacchi, president Cindy Spohn, vice-president Margie Breisch, corresponding secretary Janet Brown, treasurer Cindy Miller, recording secretary 53 a. Cassandra Kloiber Art Education b. Richard Koch Art Education c. Patricia Koos Elementary FELLO WCR AFTERS Lynn Pron, secretary Faye Snyder, vice-president Mary Ann Lantz, president 54 BIOLOGY CLUB Sue Ettinger Tom Lelninger a. Patricia Korytowski Elementary b. Carl Kostival Mathematics AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY Tom Leininger, president Mary Hofman, secretary-treasurer Jim Strauss, vice-president Ralph Regar, liason officer 55 KEYSTONE Linda Vandegrift Phyllis Dragotta — Editor-in-chief Victor Tucci Miriam Diamond Warren Pross Martha Onusconich Ruthann Leindecker Sandra Breitenstein Kathy Engel James Kovary Chemistry Nancy Kramer English Colletta Krebs Elementary Ronald Kresge German Alexia Krupa Elementary Susan Kubiak Library Science Joanne Kunkleman Elementary Barbara Landis Elementary 57 a. H. John Landis Elementary b. Nancy Landis Elementary c. Patricia Lapp Elementary d. Susan Larish Art Education e. John Leeser Elementary f. Philip Leibensperger Elementary g. Ruthann Leindecker Elementary h. Thomas Leininger Liberal Arts i. Carol Levan Mathematics j. Kenneth Levan English k. Dianne Lilly German l. Gail Linde Elementary m. Mary Lisny Art Education n. Lois Long Elementary o. Helen Luckenbach Liberal Arts 59 James Ludwig Art Education Thomas Luisser Geography Kathryn Luskus Elementary Dorthea McCarthy Elementary Sharon McGinley Art Education Jane McGinniss Elementary Dennis McKernan Elementary Hugh McLaughlin Elementary Lea McLaughlin Library Science Judith McVaugh Library Science 61 a. Thomas Mahler Comprehensive Social Studies b. Marie Mahnsen Elementary c. Mary Makowiecki Elementary d. Sandra Manwiller Elementary e. Gillian Mark Library Science f. Margaret Maxwell Library Science g- Susan May Mathematics FOLKLORE - FOLK MUSIC SOCIETY Michael Ward, president Stu Goldman, treasurer Dave Whitten, program chairman Dr. Theodore Kiffer, adviser Roy Riegel, vice-president 62 KUTZTOWN READERS Dr. Annette Monroe Amanda Skelton Bob Wood Naomi Mumbauer Tina Fox David Williams Diane Oswald Mimi Diamond Millie Butz Myron Schrack INTER-FAITH FORUM Judy McVaugh, corresponding secretary James Ackerman, representative at large Carol Brewster, representative at large Diane Mundell, treasurer David Lantz, president 64 ALPHA PSI OMEGA Bob Wood Michael Ward Linda Kates David Lantz Diane Young Cindy Smith Dr. Annette Monroe a. Catherine Meckes Art Education b. Lee Menszak Liberal Arts c. Thomas Merkel Liberal Arts d. Maryann Messerschmidt Liberal Arts e. Allen Metzgar Art Education f. William Mileshosky Comprehensive Social Studies 9 Sarah Milford Elementary 65 THE SERVICE CLUB Betty Verlayne Cook Kathleen Zuber 66 a. Cassandra Miller Elementary b. Richard Miller Liberal Arts c. Russell Miller Mathematics d. Virginia Miller Elementary e. Sylvia Mitchell Elementary 67 68 Richard Morello Library Science Carol Mouat Elementary Barbara Moyer Elementary Kay Moyer Elementary Linda Moyer Spanish and Russian Phyllis Moyer Elementary Beverly Muschlitz Art Education Chrystine Nagle Spanish Susan Nagle Elementary John Natale Elementary Sheila Neiffer Spanish SAB Sharon Zellner Jane Herber Scott Shoemaker Paulette Braucher Jerry Hartle Doris Perksey, recording secretary Sue May, president Toni Biacchi, vice-president Candy Beisel, corresponding secretary John Rampulla, treasurer 69 70 ALPHA PHI OMEGA Ray Weaver, vice president Jack Posegay, president Roy Bellenort ALPHA BETA ALPHA Hagar Pry, historian Bonnie Moyer, secretary David Heffley, vice-president Kathy Kapotch, president Sandra Miller, treasurer 71 WOMEN'S TENNIS Gloria Coyle Arden Davenport Miriam Giesemer Eileen Griest Beverly Kraft Kathy Marx Phyllis Moyer 72 WOMEN'S ARCHERY Chris Bosche Judy Hays Rosemary Krummenoehl Gordene Miller Linda C. Moore Kathy Schever Linda Seyler Cheryl Whitehead TAU KAPPA Arden Davenport Anita Gonzales Carol Jean Carver 73 WOMENS HOCKEY Carol Jean Carver Sandy Cramer Amy Trexler Pat Kintzer Eileen Babczak Joyce Williams Joyce McCann Diane Babczak Diane Fies Robin Fies Sylvia Leffler Elaine Mclean W.A.A. Pat Kintzer Phyllis Moyer Helen Keener Elaine Mclean Sandy Cramer 74 LEADERS CLUB Pat Kintzer Sandy Cramer Carol Carver Betty Padgen Phyllis Beach Phyllis Moyer Eileen Griest Anita Gonzales Arden Davenport Sandy Decatel 75 a. Thomas Nonnemacher Elementary b. Justine Novasatka Library Science c. Kathryn Nuss Elementary d. Michael Oliker English e. Joseph Ortelli Biology f. Elizabeth Ott Elementary g. Karen Overturf Elementary h. Betty Padjen Elementary i. Michael Patterson Art Education j. Neil Paules Mathematics k. Michael Paulson French and Spanish l. Lydia Pellen Art Education m. Robert Pennington Art Education n. Bernard Perch Art Education o. Arthur Perricone Art Education 77 ESSENCE Bob Wood Mary Menard Mike Oliker Jerry Rowan Jan Foust Alan McCurdy 78 79 a. John Posegay Social Studies b. Marilyn Pritchard Spanish c. Isabel Pross Library Science d. Warren Pross History e. Edith Prout Art Education f. Philip Rabena Elementary g. Judith Rachlin Elementary h. John Rampulla Art Education 80 GAMMA THETA UPSILON Mr. Harding Jones, sponsor Mr. Gilbert Hunter, adviser Helen Kline, corresponding secretary George Schilling, vice-president Kathryn Yeager, treasurer Susan Fritz, publicity chairman Bruce Holtzman, president Carol Good, recording secretary 81 KAPPA DELTA PI Danny Diefenderfer, treasurer Betsy Anthony, historian Nancy Landis, secretary Lilia Davis, vice-president Richard Weiherer, president 82 a. David Rathman Mathematics b. Thomas Reece Art Education c. Marie Reed Elementary d. Barbara Reese Liberal Arts e. Edward Reese Mathematics f. Shirley Reese Art Education g. Daniel Richards German h. Neil Richvalsky Library Science i. Chris Ripnak Art Education j. Paul Roginski Art Education 83 a. Gary Rohrbach Economics b. Susan Rohrbach Elementary c. Louis Rosenberger Art Education d. Carol Ross Library Science e- Brenda Roth Elementary Lorraine Roth Elementary 9 Richard Ruth Elementary b Gail Sanders Elementary '• Lois Santee Elementary I Richard Sassaman Biology k Faye Schaffer Art Education Judith Scheffey Elementary m Theresa Scheks Elementary n George Schilling Geography Earth and Space Science o. Hope Schlegel Elementary 85 86 87 WRESTLING TEAM David Beishline Michael Bell John Bertagana David Best Charles Robert Burns Donald Christman George Daher Bernie Derby James Gaston Charles Gilbert Frederich Holtz Charles Joseph Jon Ladd David Landis David Meade John Gerald McNabb Geoffrey O'Donnell Lonny Pattishall Richard Price Nicholas Snook Jim Solomon Gregory Stein Harry Tachousky Bryan Thomas Thomas Trone Jeff Zackon Managers Dennis Lasky Ronald Olenwine Daniel Hinkel — Coach 88 Victoria Schmehl Elementary Roselyn Schobel Elementary Nancy Schramm Elementary Virginia Schwartz Art Education Adam Scibek Biology David Seegers Elementary Carol Seifer Elementary Mary Sekella Elementary Scott Shoemaker Social Studies Richard Shoopack Spanish Ruth Shoup Library Science Richard Sickonic Spanish Peggy Silfies Library Science Judith Sitlinger English 89 a. Karen Siwy Liberal Arts b. Joan Skinkus Art Education c. Sandra Slahta Elementary d. Dorothea Smith Elementary e. Gary Smith Mathematics f. Janice Smith English and Germa g- Joyce Smith Elementary h. Lowell Smith Social Studies '• Marianne Smith English i- Roberta Smith Liberal Arts k. Ruthclara Smith Elementary I. Tommy Smith Liberal Arts m. Linda Snyder English wm 90 91 a. Sally Snyder Art Education b. Robert Sodaitis English c. Sharia Solt Russian d. Jan Spirat Biology e. Christina Stauffer Elementary f. Linnette Stauffer Library Science g- Donna Steed Elementary h. Carol Stein Elementary David Stephens Liberal Arts i- Mary Steward Elementary k. Nancy Stewart Art Education 93 CHEERLEADERS Bonnie Bartoe Bonnie Burke Vickie Duncan Penny Grow Alona Hopler Sue Huber Ginger Reed Judy Sitlinger Nancy Trimble Subs: Holly Stickenen Sandee Dudish 96 a. Martha Stock Elementary b. Dorothea Stoudt Art Education c. Gary Strailey Art Education d. William Stump Biology e. Marianne Sykes Art Education f. Robert Szabo English 9- John Tamashasky English h. Anne Taylor Art Education ' Bette Taylor Art Education i Georgeanna Tennis Liberal Arts k. Sharron Testerman Art Education 1. Thomas Trembley Liberal Arts m. Donna Trout Elementary n. Jane Troutman Elementary o. Susan Trump Special Education Visually Handicap P- Arthur Tucker Biology q- Barbara Ueberroth Elementary r. Flora Uffe Art Education 97 a. Virginia Verdier Art Education b. Joy Viechnicki Art Education c. Barbara Vince Biology d. Victoria Voron Elementary e. Jane Wagner Elementary f. Lucille Walck Elementary g- Janice Walton Elementary h. Timothy Warke Liberal Arts 98 TRACK TEAM Leslie Laws Tom Ashman Eric Lease Bob Brand William Meyers Joe Bucks Dave Mitchel Al Burger Carlos Peyton Julius Chneider Dave Rathman Phil Coffin Brian Schultz John Cole Fred Snyder Gayne Deshles Ron Stork Dave Elbert Ray Thorne John Hains Bob Ungar Charles Hobel Steve Witmar Tom Johnson Bill Wolfe Bob Laudenslager Dennis Roth — Coach 100 a. b. c. d. e. f. g- h. i. i- k. l. m. n. Jacqueline Waldman French Barbara Walters English Ann Wasser Library Science Joanne Weber Elementary Richard Weiherer History Janet Wendell Elementary Michael Wentzel Spanish and English Eileen Werley Elementary Gerald Wert Geography Robert Whirl Mathematics Janet White English Thomas White Liberal Arts Sally Whitehead Elementary Kay Wilcox Library Science I 101 BASKETBALL TEAM 24 Bolez, Fran 20 Boner, Edward 10 Cheripka, George 32 Cresswell, John 12 Delich, Peter 14 Hadley, Donald 54 Hunt, Terry 22 Salivonchik, John 34 Szabo, Tom 40 Wentzel, Jay 44 Williams, Denny 30 Yoder, Geoffrey Varsity coach. Win Evans Head manager, Bruce Holtzman HHHH TENNIS TEAM John Tercha Bob Brobst Charley Young Dwight Fulmer George Balzer Bud Schillady Bill MacIntyre Tom Nonnemaker 104 BASEBALL TEAM Larry Beard Fran Bolez Ron Cardinal Paul Chavone John Cresswell Bob Delong Ed Kock John Landis John Leeser Bob Mazzerle Denny McKernan Frank Orlando Pete Riffle Gary Russell Paul St. Germain Richard Snyder Victor Tucci Coach: Walter Risley Manager: Cary Nuss 105 106 Darlene Williams Elementary Faye Williams Elementary Sabra Williams Art Education Franklin Wiltrout Elementary Roberta Winkler Elementary Carol Wise Elementary Ruth Wren Art Education Barbara Yarnell Elementary Kathryn Yeager Elementary Monica Yeager Elementary David Yocum Art Education Frederica Yost Elementary Diane Young Library Science and English Edward Young Library Science Cynthia Zaharchuk Library Science 107 a. Catherine Zalesak Mathematics b. Stephen Zdradzinski Liberal Arts c. Kenneth Zellner • Elementary d. Sharon Zellner Liberal Arts e. Molly Zimmerman Art Education f. Carolyn Zingone English 110 FAREWELL And so, the end . . . our class president, Michael Gilmartin leaves a challenge . . . Quietly, in the one hundred-and-one year history of Kutz- town State College, a small rural community has been deeply changed. Of late, the noise has grown louder and the college stands in sharp contrast to its environment. With strong pro- grams in many directions of the educational field, Kutztown is growing at a rapid pace. Her strength as an institution of higher learning is being felt throughout the Commonwealth as both a model and a goal. Progress seems to be the password at Kutztown, but it comes with much responsibility. A large part of that responsi- bility is placed before the student. By accepting this challenge in a mature and forthright manner, the student will also grow. Emphatically, growth comes through change, and while we remain students, we should take a more defined part in the effects that Kutztown institutes in itself, the community, and the Commonwealth. As alumni, this task becomes more diffi- cult, but we have gained the advantage of having strength through growth and progress. To those of us who leave here now, I wish success. To those who remain, I urge you to accept the responsibility you inherit as a student at Kutztown State College. Respectfully yours, Michael J. Gilmartin President, Class of 1967 and we, the staff of the Keystonia 1967 leave a memory ... of times you spent here . . . people you met here . . . and things you did here. Ed.-in-Chief — John Zimmerman Art Ed. — Carlos L. Peyton Photo Ed. — Sue Luce Copy Ed. — Diane Young Business Mgr. — Laimite Asaris Advisers: Nunizo Alagia William Gordon Dustan J. Allen Pawling L