Kutztown University - Keystonia Yearbook (Kutztown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1969 volume:

r Contents Dedication, President’s Message ......... pp. 2-5 Trustees, Administration, Department Heads and Faculty, Curriculum Heads ......... pp. 6-19 Curriculums: Fine Arts, Art Education............. pp. 20-27 Elementary Education ............... pp. 66-78 Secondary Education.................. pp. 97-107 Liberal Arts, Library Science, Special Education ................ pp. 124-133 Class History: 1965- 66 ............................ pp. 28-29 1966- 67 ............................ pp. 64-65 1967- 68 ................................ pp. 96 1968- 69 ........................... pp. 134-135 Spring Sports............................ pp. 30-32 Fall Sports ............................. pp. 79-83 Winter Sports............................. pp 110-115 Clubs and Organizations ................. pp. 33-47 Student Creative Work ................... pp. 49-63 Senior Directory ...................... pp. 136-141 Credits ................................ pp. 142-143 Closing .................................... p. 144 Dedication Dr. Hcrvey P. Prentiss, whose sudden death last summer bereaved colleagues and students alike, was in the fullest sense one of the pillars of Kutztown State College. A doctor of philosophy from Northwestern (1932) this staunch New Englander came to our campus in 1946 as Dean of Men, and five years later was appointed chairman of the Social Studies department. In 1962 he was the obvious choice to head the new liberal arts division, and in 1965 he was named Dean of Arts and Sciences by the late President deFrancesco. His energy, his wise counsel, and his constant warm concern for the good of his fellowmen were apparent to us all. Here truly was one worthy of Marc Antony’s words, His life was gentle, and the elements So mixed in him that Nature might stand up And say to all the world, 'This was a man.' In reviewing the campus development of the period during which this class has been both an observer and a participant, one is convinced that there has been not merely growth, but an accelerated growth through each year of the time. Within the last four years nine new buildings have been opened for use by college students. These include: Deatrick Hall for men, the deFrancesco World Cultures Building, the Gruber-Knedler Planetarium, Johnson Hall for women, the new Dining Hall, the Mary E. Richenbach Research-Learning Cen- ter, the Rohrbach Library, and the Student Center. Currently, in addition to these, a field house and a fine arts building are under construction. Architects are also working on the planning and preplanning of ten additional buildings. Already Kutztown can be ranked among the large institutions of the Commonwealth. It is true that bricks and mortar do not guarantee the excellence of education, but they do indicate that Kutztown is dedicated to making significant progress toward meeting the physical needs of the masses of Pennsylvania high school graduates seeking a place in a good college, and at a cost they can afford. Early in 1968, the college was visited by an evaluating team representing the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, and again, as in previous visitations, the college was accredited. New programs arc constantly in the process of development. Within the last four years the college conferred its first Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. The number of candidates completing the requirements for the Master’s degree increased from forty-three in 1965, to one hundred forty-four in 1968. Currently, new courses in accounting, social case work, and oceanography are being offered. As this class leaves the college, the future of this rapidly growing institution will be determined largely by the degree of excellence and responsibility its members show when serving their respective communities. The challenge to them is to bear evidence that their experiences in a growing college community can be translated into service toward a better society. Cyrus E. Beekey President January 29, 1969 Board of Trustees Mr. W. High Geib Chairman Mr. Karl F. Weber Dr. Kermet K. Kistler Mrs. George R. Matthews 6 Mr. Benjamin J. Kane William M. Delong, Esq. 7 Administration Dr. Cyrus E. Bcekey President G. Joseph Musso Director of Student Affairs William A. Thomson, Jr. Business Manager John B. White Administrative Assistant to the President James E. Johnson Registrar 8 Dr. Josef G. Gutekunst Dr. Donald K. Lauer Dean of Academic Affairs Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs Dr. Paul R. Drumm Assistant Dean of Graduate Studies Harvey H. Huber Director of Admissions Dr. Dodson E. Dreisbach Dean of Graduate Studies Dennis J. Bonser Assistant Director of Admisisons Winton C. Evans Dr. Robert J. Buckalcw Director of Athletics Director of Curriculum and Research Robert B. Gledhill Director of Guidance John W. Polischak Dean of Men Harry E. Herring Director of Laboratory School and Placement Dennis F. Roth Assistant Dean of Men 10 Marretta P. King Carol Williamson Dean of Women Assistant Dean of Women Vinton H. Rambo Dean of Students Dr. Henry M. Ryan Dean of Teacher Education Dr. Bennett Harris Dean of Arts and Sciences Harold R. Bankes Public Information 11 Department Heads William Agocs Physical Sciences Edward W. Evans Mathematics Raymond W. Ford English Lee Graver Hist, and Polit. Sciences William A. Green Biological Sciences Ann T. Gundry Health and Phys. Ed. (Women) C. Wilber Mathias Psychology Annette Mazzaferri Earl Y. Reeves Speech and Theatre Social Sciences Walter P. Risley- Health and Phys. Ed. (Men) Roy C. Thomas Music Homer C. Welsh Foreign Languages Max H. Slick Geo. and Earth Space Science 12 and Faculty ART EDUCATION Catherine Blynn Dr. Horace F. Heilman, Floyd W. Boyer Department Head Dr. Robert J. Buckalew Nunzio Alagia Katherine D. Christ John P. Banta Michael J. DeNardis Sarah L. Bentz Dr. Dodson E. Dreisbach Walter R. Bleckman Dr. Paul R. Drumm Jacqueline L. Boggs Winton C. Evans Donald E. Brctcr Douglas W. Fries Mary F. Burkett Connie M. Fritch James F. Carroll Philip Garrett John F. Drcibclbis Dr. Claire L. Gillis Anthony J. Evangelista Robert B. Gledhill Dr. John G. Grossman Leo R. Grant Fredrick E. Keller Dr. Josef G. Gutekunst James J. Kelly Dr. Lorraine Harvilla Paul C. Laincz Harry E. Herring Helen Lewis Daniel J. Hinkle Warren F. Luch Dr. Harold C. Mantz Maurita Jaycox Theodore Olik James E. Johnson Dr. J. Allen Pawling Robert W. Kindcrman Thomas C. Quirk Janice J. Kulp Dr. John S. Sawyer Dr. Elizabeth K. I.iddicoat Rosemarie G. Sloat Ranald MacAdam John E. Stolz Dr. Gilbert D. McKlveen THE BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES Dr. Gladys C. Mathias Nerine M. Middleswarth Dr. William A. Green, Dr. Darwin M. Miller Department Head B. Renee Paul Patrick J. Duddy James B. Peters David G Evans R. Jane Richards Robert G. Gray Vinton H. Rambo Samuel C. Gundy Henry M. Ryan •Roy W. Hamme Gerald D. Schaeffer Norwood P. Lawfer Floyd H. Stauffer Ronald R. Rhein Roy T. Sunderland Robert Seewald Adalyn VanGilder Dr. Glenn R. Webb Charles W. Yarrison Carol Williamson • Deceased ENGLISH EDUCATION Dr. Raymond Ford, Department Head Marguerite Bartholomew Dr. B. Henry Shafer, Dennis Bonser Department Head (secondary) Dr. Billie W. Boothe Dr. V. Ruth Traugcr, Rodney Calkins Department Head (elementary) Harold Chairman Mary E. Lovett, Dr. W. Gordon Dustan Special Education Harry D. Eshleman 13 Department Arthur Forstater Earnest Foust Kenneth J. Gable Peggy L. Garrett Helen M. Getz Jerome M. Hand Dr. Bennett Harris Harold L. Hchr Harry Humes Samuel E. Kciser Marretta P. King Leonard I. Kulseth Richard A. Law Jack Lindcman Dr. George Monroe Dr. Arnold Newman Dr. August J. Nigro Dr. Emma S. Richards Frank Sargent Anne G. Schaefer Harold Schacht Dr. Alfred A. Thomas Dr. Michael Yatron FOREIGN LANGUAGES Dr. Homer C. Welsh, Department Head Clarence E. Arnold Donisio Casticl Henry R. Christman William B. Conner Dr. Mary W. Coulter Dr. Gertrude A. Durr Dr. Harry Eisenbrown Andrew Fclkay John L. Frederick Dr. Dragomir Gajic Joseph J. Gallo Dr. H. Robert Hedrick Ralph W. Kieffer Anne Matula Richard K. Miller Elizabeth M. Newton Dr. Antonio A. Pedroso Dr. Thomas P. Sexton Dr. Isolde Sybcn Richard H. Tyler GEOGRAPHY EARTH SPACE SCIENCE Dr. Max H. Slick, Department Head William B. Connor Robert Ensmingcr Harding Jones Paul L. Kendall Harry J. McGroerty Mary M. C. Mobley Harding Monroe Allen R. Schutt Lynn R. Sprankle HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Dr. Ann T. Gundry, Department Head (women) Walter P. Risley, Department Head (men) Gino R. Calcagni Margaret F. Kantncr Nancy M. Kcmscy Deane R. Kraus Edith Mellncr Patricia A. Ori Joseph Patton Betty L. Snyder Bruce Wethcrhold HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE Dr. Lee Graver, Department Head Andrew L. Bordwcll James E. Brastcd James L. Collier Thomas R. Fries Gordon J. Goldberg Eugene Grossman Dr. Willard R. Hancock Harvey Huber Moshe Ken nett William J. Klucsarits Dr. Anthony J. Mazzafcrri Joseph G. Musso Robert A. Partcl Dr. Joseph A. Peters Thomas A. Sanclli nd Faculty Dr. Edward Tracy Mossaycb Janshidipour Dr. Walter C. Warzeski Dr. Russel F. Kaiser John B. White Dr. Russell F. Kaises Ester M. Willies Ahmad Kiasat Dr. William G. Laurita LIBRARY EDUCATION John W. Polischak Nicholas G. Stevens, Dennis F. Roth Department Head John P. Schellenbcrg Dr. Hilda A. Elkins William F. Kanasky Karl F. Walter Sara R. Mack PSYCHOLOGY Mildred M. Mengel Dr. C. Wilber Mathias, Department Head MATHEMATICS Dr. Kenneth L. Cook Dr. Edward W. Evans, Dr. Constance P. Dent Department Head Dr. James K. Hershberger William E. Bateman Dr. Robert W. Jacks J. Dwight Daugherty Donald K. Laucr Ephraim B. Fithian Dr. Jacob Mandel Glenna Gebhard Dr. Daniel F. Skcath Galvin J. Gerhard Mary P. Williams Dr. Irving Hollingshead, Jr. William E. Jones Paul A. Knedler Tom A. Wolfe •Ednamac Love SOCIAL SCIENCES Anthony Matz Dr. Earl Y. Reeves, Samuel H. Ottingcr Department Head Kyn Sam Park Dr. William R. Collier Oscar L. Snyder Bernard H. Friedman Jason W. White Dr. Leonard A. Friedman Dr. Robert F. Wolff Harry Huber • deceased Theodore W. Jcntsch Dr. Raymond Jones MUSIC Christine M. Lcmicux Roy C. Thomas, Peter R. Miller Department Head Edward A. Shackelford Aceste J. Barbera Dr. John J. Stoudt Philip Malpas James H. Tinsman Earl L. Mayberry Edwin Schatkowski Philip T. Varricchio Dr. Frank H. Seikmann SPEECH AND THEATRE Larec McN. Trollingcr Dr. Annette Mazzaferri, Richard G. Wells Department Head THE PHYSICAL SCIENCES Betty J. Bartlett Dr. Williams B. Agocs, Henriettc R. Engelson Milton Kern Department Head Dr. William H. Marsh Francis J. Curry Robert E. Reinecke Dr. Laurence F. Dempsey Dr. Er Hung Djao Arthur H. Sinclair 15 Curriculum Heads Secondary Education Kutztown State College will undoubtedly maintain a reputation for pre- paring capable secondary teachers of English, social studies, modern languages, science, mathematics, and geography. The continued development of a superior department of speech and drama should promote greater interest and activity in speech and drama — curricular as well as extra-curricular — in the high schools of eastern Pennsylvania, and meet an increased demand for teachers with this specialized training. Kutztown will probably follow trends already discernable in teacher- training throughout the United States. Among these might be mentioned: a greater flexibility in general education requirements, efforts to reduce irrele- vance and duplication in professional courses, greater use of research, simulation, and instructional media — such as closed-circuit television and video tape. Our new library will be a boon. Additional facilities — physical and human, coupled with anticipated greater local autonomy for the college will permit Kutztown to meet the educational challenges of modern society. 16 Dr. B. Henry Shafer Director Art Education Education of art teachers is a relative balance of visual and liberal arts. Since the art teacher is committed to the whole education of youth, the liberal arts experiences not only aid in establishing educational rapport with young people but also in developing a personal erudition necessary to aesthetic perception. Visual arts experiences, with equal emphasis on graphics and crafts, provide for the development of personal and educational aesthetic competence. The evolving curriculum is contextually related to this educational structure. Curriculum changes will continue to emphasize the inter-relation of aesthetic competencies rather than merely accumulate isolated courses in the visual arts. The liberal arts education will permit considerable elective latitude with a minimum of required courses. Students will have an increasingly vested •Wrest in determining their education within the context of the curriculum. Dr. Horace F. Heilman Director Fine Arts Education Fine arts curricula — painting, sculpture and advertising — were completely evaluated during the Spring of 1968. Major curriculum revisions were based on in- structional experiences by students and instructional staff. Development of aesthetic competencies are definitely sequentially interrelated, thereby eliminating segmented studio experiences. These significant revisions reflect the immediate future curricula in fine arts. Impending revisions in the liberal arts aspect of fine arts education forecasts a considerable student latitude in course selections. Students will be in a position to program liberal arts courses reflecting the particular purposes of their fine arts curriculum. 17 Elementary Education These are exciting and challenging times in which we live! The techno- logical advances, the scientific explorations, and the crises in our society and world call for a varied and different approach for the education of children. If our democratic society is to survive educators must help children think for themselves, make their decisions, evaluate themselves, develop positive attitudes, and develop concepts rather than a group of isolated and unrelated facts. A basic understanding of other people, as well as of themselves plus the skill and knowledge necessary in solving problems are important aspects in develop- ing world understanding. These are essential ingredients of any good elementary school curriculum. This is a time for review and innovations! The challenge is ours — students and educators must accept it! Dr. V. Ruth Traugcr Director Liberal Arts Education The Liberal Arts program will grow as Kutztown State College grows. The various major fields will increase in scope and number as the college develops curricula to meet the new demands of an on-going society. The Liberal Arts must both preserve tradition and absorb innovation. Above all, they must provide the cultural perspective that enables men and women to adjust their personal lives to their time in history. No matter how the means of the Liberal Arts program may vary from year to year, it will continue to move towards these ends. 18 Dr. Bennett Harris Director Library Education In order to meet the need of professionally trained school librarians for the schools of Pennsylvania, the Department of Public Instruction authorized Kutztown State College to inaugurate a Library Education program more than a half century ago. Since then much has happened in the field of education and school librarianship. Today’s training encompasses much more than formalized indoctrination. It has come to mean much more than merely learning library techniques. All the facets of teaching in our schools today are examined and the school library as an Instructional Materials Center is emphasized. The approach to School Librarianship at Kutztown State is along one of the following avenues: full-time majors interested in elementary or secondary school libraries, academic majors for elementary students, elementary endorse- ment for in-service elementary teachers, and since 1966, a Master of Education degree with a major in Library Education for certified school librarians. Dr. NichoLis G. Stevens Director Special Education The program in Special Education is divided into two fields, the area for specialization with the Visually Handicapped and the area of Mental Retardation. A complete curriculum is available in cither field of study leading to certification in that field as well as in the field of elementary education. Special Education students also belong to an international organization for exceptional children and participate in local, state and federal programs. There are over 100 students in the Special Education curriculum and it is continuing to increase both in the numbers as well as in the quality of students and courses. The Department of Special Education is enlarging its library holdings and materials, and students are given opportunities to visit facilities for the mentally retarded and visually handicapped in Reading and Philadelphia. In this way they combine theoretical with intensely practical knowledge, and become ready to respond to the continuing demand for qualified teachers in both areas of Special Education. 19 Mary E. Lovett Director Fine Arts Barbara Bereskic Nicolas N. Bowen Rita Dachowski Susan Delluva Donald J. Campbell Robert Hughes 20 John Lorish Mar)' A. Lutz Gregory Purdon Nicholas Taroli Art Education Lynne Ambrose Ethan A. Berry Sandra Besteder i Linda Brokhoff 22 Heidi Brunner Barbara Buchanan Sheila Case Doris Claudfeltcr Alice Conrad Edward Cramer Dennis Danko Linda DcLong Lowell Detweiler Monica Dietrich Mary J. Drake Lois Drcatcr Richard Earnest Diane Ferdinand David F. Firestone 23 Carol Boardman Thomas Hemlock Judith Grigg Roberta M. Gruver Jill Hain Marlys Hoke Linda Horning Robert Hospidor Nancy Ilkew Janice Jones Rebecca S. Jones Joan Keller 24 Linda F. Learn Ed Litsinger Herbert L. Martin Cathlene Mayernik Dennis F. Maza Becky McKee Lynne A. Mellinger Diane M. Miller Gary Minnich David I. Mitchell Carol R. Moock Jacquelin Muller Katherine Pawlyk John L. Perry William R. Petro Virginia A. Reed 25 Dorothy A. Reese Peggy Reisch Evelyn Rourke Suzanne Schweitzer Robert H. Seibert Lewis D. Knauss Karen Sacco Susan Severs 26 Faye Snyder Jane Tubman Lynn Thomas James Wessner Susan Wilding Kathleen Williams Steve Witmer Judy A. Ycckcr Susan K. Witmoyer 27 1965-66 Campus History Batman replaces 007 as campus hero. Deatrick Hall, KSC’s first skyscraper, due for completion by Fall, 1967. Freshman class elections resulted in Ed Heagy as president, Ethan Berry as vice-president, Judy Rineer as secretary, and Jay Ruch as treasurer. Five hundred students demonstrate for improvements, Class- rooms are desperately needed, but the outmoded gym pinpoints our present dilemma.” Dorm rec-rooms open to all students on specific evenings for each dorm. Professor’s names were added to pre-registration lists unless the course is multi-sectioned. (CARILLION BELLS, ATOP SCHAEFFER AUDITORIUM, WERE DEDICATED FOR HOMECOMING, 1965.) Mr. Gray Sellers, assistant food service director at KSC, leaves for Mansfield State College. Winter Weekend this year included a tug-of-war” in the snow, Barbara Mason, and the film, Red Badge of Courage. After I was crushed in the daily animal trample to dinner I started thinking for the one-hundred millionth time what ladies and gentlemen Kutztown students are.” — The Keystone Count Basie, The Bitter End Singers, and The Iberian Dance Theatre are listed in the year’s cultural program. Camelot held for three nights rather than the customary two. First row: Steve Killen, Neil Harding, Bob Werner, Ray Bazylak. Second row: Pat Cowley, Kerry MacNcal, Charles Rhodchamcl. Third row: Terry Galle, Jeff Zackon, Dave Russell, Rich Casteletti, Roger Firestone. Last row: Jim Wargo, Rich Flounders. 30 Lacrosse Eugene Albert Thomas Bancroft Richard Bare Dean Barton George Barton Robert Brand Joe Bucks Dan Burgess Anthony Cocuzza William Coffin Bernard Derby Ronald Eberlc Harry Foster Varsity Track Team 1968 Edward Gordos, Jr. Bayard Horn Christopher Huck Tom Johnson Gary Kcrschner Girl Kocher George McNeal Donald Magargal John Mauser David Mitchell William Morrison Lester Mountz William Myers Stanley Pearson Bruce Pennypacker Julius Schneider Steven Serfass Edward Shelly Terry Sine Frederick Snyder Bruce Steele Raymond Thorne Carroll Warner Steve Witmcr William Wolf Gerry Zeiber FINAL TRACK SCORES 1968 Shippensburg . 68 Kutztown « 77 E. Stroudsberg 86 Kutztown 59 Millersville 103 Kutztown 42 81 64 24 Susquehanna ... y 76 Kutztown 69 . 60 84 V6 Penn Relays — - 6th out of 7 Cedar Cliff — 5th out of 6 State Meet — 8th out of 10 31 Varsity Golf Team Craig Campbell FINAL GOLF SCORES Millersvillc 1968 .... 41 2 Kutztown 131 2 Robert Davis Delaware Valley 4 Kutztown 14 Robert Gauglcr Millersvillc 5« 2 Kutztown 12 2 Craig Jenkins Mansfield 3 Kutztown 15 James Kelly Bloomsburg 13 Kutztown 5 Kenneth Lloyd West Chester .... 12 Kutztown 6 Richard Mayer Shippcnsburg 101 2 Kutztown 71 2 Gerald Rockhill East Stroudsburg .... 14 Kutztown 4 John Salivonchik Philadelphia Textile .... 6 2 Kutztown 111 2 Thomas Williams Bloomsburg .... 11 Kutztown . 7 State Tournament — 4th place 32 Clubs and Organizations Resident Men’s Council 34 Commuting Men’s League Phi Alpha Theta Left to Right: Charles Stopp (Treasurer), Daryll Stroll (Vice President), Mr. Gordon J. Goldberg (advisor), Bob Brand (President), Pat Phillips (Secretary). Kappa Delta Pi Bottom row, left to right: Carolyn Caton, Joseph Hammer. Top row, left to right: Martin Johnson, Pat Scudner, Kathleen Noecker, Sharon Schukraft. 35 Gamma Theta Upsilon William Swarthout, President; Lois Orzech, Vice-President; Cheryl Kulp, Corresponding Secretary; Ilene Clay, Recording Secretary; Milton Whitaker, Treasurer; Charlotte Gross, Publicity. Pi Epsilon Chi (II EX) Dr. Berne H. Friedman, Advisor; William Kreitz, President; John H. Unruh, Vice- President; Kenneth Klucsartis, Chapter Secretary; Robert Schott, Fraternity Secretary; Robert Faust, Treasurer. 36 i____________ Student Activities Board President — Joseph Rampulla v second from right, seated); Vice President — Larry McLean (far left); Secretary — Amy Walp (far right, seated); Treasurer — Jerry Hartle (far right, standing). P.S.E.A Left to Right: Barry Dubbs, Pat Baal, Donna Jones, Brad Stroman. 37 Art Students Association Left to right: Score Campbell, Vice President; James Shirk, Treasurer; June Smith, Secretary; Gary Kershner, President. 38 Folk Club President: Barbara Temos, Vice President: Michael Sell, Secretary-Treasurer: Barbara Wheeler, Publicity: Barbara Wanner. 1968 Varsity Cheerleaders Kneeling, left to right: Terry Mackes, Rhonda Mertz, Danielle Danko, Linda Herbcin. Standing, left to right: Kathy Hartman, Judy Dimmig, Bonnie Barto, Ginger Reed. Pep Club Left to right: James Dolak, Arthur Kasper, Deborah Callahan, Glenn Corby. 39 Heidelberg Dining Hall Staff Essence John Wirebach — Editor in Chief, Tom Huddleson — Assistant Editor in Chief, Ethan Berry — Art Editor, Douglas Smith — Poetry Editor. The Keystone Staff Front row: Sara Jane Stcngle, Jo Ann Agustine, Miriam Diamond. Back row: John Wirebach, Mitch Jones, Buzz Bcrkcy, Dawn Davidheiscr, Kaern Kane. 41 Alphi Phi Omega Dr. William B. Agocs, Mr. Harvey Huber, Mr. Gerald D. Schaeffer, Mr. James H. Tinsman, Dr. Glenn R. Webb — Advisors. William March — President, Ron Kunkcl — Vice-President, Charles Koslosky — Second Vice-President, Craig Jenkins — Treasurer, William Reese — Historian, Fred Stein — Recording Secretary, Gary McCoy — Corre- sponding-Alumni Secretary, Robert Brand — Sergeant-at-Arms. Alpha Psi Omega (Kneeling): Annette Yautz. (Sitting): Marianne Nawoczenski, Diane Scarpino. (Standing): John Scannell, Dale Ream, Advisor — Mr. Sinclair. 42 Psychology Club Jeffrey Celebre — President, Robert Wentzel — Vice-President, William Sirny — Secretary, Joan Kennedy — Treasurer. The American Chemistry Society Frank F. Ferris — President (middle); Bob Eidle — Vice-President (Absent); Wayne D. Roberts — Secretary-Treasurer (right); Mike Gulkewicz — Liaison Officer (left). 43 Reader's Theatre 44 Drama Club President: Donald Correll; Vice Presidents: David Rieger, Jacklyn Seivcrling; Secretary: Marianne Nawoczenski; Treasurers: Diane Scarpino, John Davis. Kappa Mu Epsilon Martin Johnson — President, Ronald Long — Vice-President, Robin Fies — Recording Secretary, Carolyn Caton — Treasurer, Barbara Brandt — Historian, D. J. Dwight Daugherty — Faculty Corresponding Secretary. 45 Radio Station WKSC Edward Callaway — Business Manager, Paul C. Ticc — Chief Engineer. Donald D. Dixon — Program Director, John Devlin — Publicity Director. 46 Senior Class Officers Left to right: Tom Bender — Vice-President, Lou Scrensits — Treasurer, Debbie Kohler — Secretary, George Balzcr — President. 47 Cinema Club President — James Reinbold (far left) |The presentation of a new conception in an artistic embodiment. | — Webster’s New Collegiate Dictionary SPRING TURF Ceramics by: 1—Mary Ann Krutsick; 2 4—Ed Litzingcr; 3—Alice Conrad turf's up he said grab a blanket and a girl and body surf on spring grass no moon he winked and they departed into the night and i alone in my room in the dark with clicking clock stood at my window and gazed from dark into darkness and pondered about spring turf the clock was loud in the room's choking air i put it in a drawer the silence was louder spring turf warm grappling in cool grass stars are blind and blinding night breathes perfume and sweat reeks on young bodies couples each on their own plot of spring turf in a million gymnastic gyrations and in the dark i look out into darkness and remember spring turf and touch of young flesh and that mud is the lover of spring turf alone in dark looking into darkness i stand peering through my window and smile i now know about spring turf it is all common grass in uniform meaningless blades the first to come the first to know crabgrass as the spring wears on 50 and the first to die brown in summer sunlight and i Etching Futurio by David Firestone i am alone in the dark looking into darkness and seeing light and at my window on a moonless night the laughs of moonless nights on spring turf are tapping in hollow echoes mocking and empty around my lonely tower and i am i alone and i smile and i wait for somewhere somewhere in another lonely tower she waits unknown and unknowing but mine and when my window clears and i can sec through the dark into the darkness we will climb to a place i know where there is no spring turf but pines and clover and lilacs and a briar or two to remind us and we will sit and talk and wait for the moon to rise Etching Harvest” by Chiara Cangcr 51 Tom Huddleson Drawing by Sandy Dickinson The Judas Lover Isn’t the edge of death sweet? Not the far edge, but, oh, you know, The coasting feeling between asleep and awake When you know what but not how . . . Hearing but unable to speak. Sweet unconsciousness! Death is the same. Let me lie here forever Feeling the covers on my toes. Isn’t sleep the same as death? Think ... we die each night. Oh the horror of sleep, The joy of awaking, But the edge, the edge is bliss. I think I shall be a Judas. Yes, I shall sell my friends; Let no one in, The Sleep is up on me, And I shall not revive. Thomas Huddleson Limited Goodness I’m not Christ I’m not Ghandi So forgive me if I raise my voice or speak harshly or answer you back I won't go to the cross for my convictions I won't forgive those who persecute me I won't give expecting nothing back I won't starve myself as an example I won't accept mistreatment as my lot So please treat me kindly — Throw me an aim of tolerance And if it's not too much tolerate me forgive forget that I've spoken back harshly and that I expect something from you Because you're not Christ or Ghandi. Diane Mann Relief Print Birds from the Northwest Coast by Dennis Maza Long January . . . We creatures cried from cold and bit the snow. it numbed our mouths and froze our tongues but did not melt and so each one of us crawled up his wall and bragged about his own brand of wild polka-dot wallpaper. We passed the time throwing plaster at each other as each one sat alone and cried for spring. Tracy Grcth Watercolor by Gary Minnich Watcrcolor by Gary Minnich With bitter eyes the sheep look up to the Cold and the Dark and the Lonely. And it remains. A thousand years and still no gentle fire thaws these hills. The pendulum swings and swings, Time rises and falls. But Dead Sheep do not grow, just grasp at blades of grass we toss to them And freeze us out who made no shield to save them from The Cold Tracy Greth Leather Bottle by Robert Hospidor Haiku In my hand I held The very last drop of rain That fell this morning. The empty pickle barrel rolled down-hill with punctured scarf-head giggling. Carol Reiman Silver Wood Earrings by Joan Keller Ceramics by: 1—Ed Litzingcr; 2— Dennis Maza; 3—Robert Hospidor; 4—Mary Ann Krutsick 56 57 Enameled Panel by Lowell Detweiler Ceramic Jar by Dennis Maza 58 Woodcut Here We Are on the tic de la Cite by Lowell Detweilcr Rutherford 1947 Gentle snow covers The tracks. A small beacon breaks the twilight And a shrill blast pierces the Silence. Clanking becomes louder With steel and iron in motion As the engine wheezes by, An old lady, Dropping off the horizon, Passing only me On the old wooden platform. Tracks from a deer Balance pine trees with tracks of Another kind in the Center. I stand back watching lights Flash by with nameless faces As the train rejects my plea. Fires die with steam In locomotive's hearts As midnight chimes atop City Hall. Small engines shuntle freight cars Into strings for tomorrow’s deliveries. A turntable coaxes Five hundred tons, Panting like a racehorse, Into a stall That serves as bed, And a snowflake lands On my shoulder. Chanting engines now are heard Where once I stood feeling. The giants died with Others of their race To live only in memories and yellowing snapshots Of me standing with them In their winter Ronald F. Borkert 59 Watercolor by Gary Minnich 60 Watercolor by Ed Cramer 61 Watcrcolor by Ed Cramer From Fern Hill escaped a child excused a man whose hands reached like pockets turned inside out to be filled again escaped the child on untold journey snickering on the run soaked golden in the sun stained green the grass sold leaves their trees broke night with starry eye in laughing rage lead sleek the fox from huntsman’s handsome velvet pouch B. Hopkins Lithograph I Remember Her Passing by Dennis Maza Watercolor by Cecile Kirchner s ms Acryligraph Winner’s Circle by Carol Moock 63 1966-67 Campus History A master’s degree in Library Education was offered for the first time this summer at KSC. The cornerstone of Johnson Hall was laid. There were fireworks at Homecoming! The lights went out in Old Main — remember the candlelight dinners? The commuters were the happy recipients of a new conveniently located parking lot (I). THE BASEBALL TEAM WON THE EASTERN DIVISION BASEBALL TITLE OF THE PSCC. Staging of a centennial pageant and the presentation of Beacon on the Hill marked the climax of the celebration of Kutztown’s first century. Life-saving classes were held in the swimming pool in the gym. The new dining hall, on the edge of the quarry, opened for Christmas dinner. The bookstore changed face to become self-service, remember trying to get books before then? The Second Shepherd's Play, a KSC production, was seen over WGAL-TV. Groundbreaking ceremonies took place on north (or is it west?) campus for the new library. All seniors were evicted from campus, much to their distress. Miss Judy Sitlinger crowned junior Bonnie Burke the 1966 Homecoming queen as KSC Bears stunned Cheyney 17 to 14. The Magnificent Men came for Spring Weekend, a first! Over $300 was raised by the ASA for the restoration of art treasures damaged in the floods in Italy. The new science hall and planetarium near completion. This year the freshmen outnumbered the seniors and, as always, the women outnumbered the men over two to one. Many new members join the KSC faculty and administration: Dean John Polischak, Dean Dennis Roth, Dean Carol Williamson, Registrar James E. Johnson, and Head Football Coach Robert Kinder- man. THE VOLUMES IN THE LIBRARY HIT THE 100,000 LEVEL. And last but not least, The concern of the state government in the alleged use of marihuana and other drugs on college campuses, the increased size of the campuses themselves, etc.” has brought about the need for the employment of the Globe Security Systems agents through- out the campus. Where would we be without them? — The Keystone Elementary Education Eileen Babczak Elizabeth A. Bacso Donna Bagdonas George F. Balzer Bonnie Barto Barry Batman Christine Beaver Barbara Bendinsky Doris Bercher Barbara Bieber Patricia Blahosky Judith Bennett Gloria Blankcnbiller Patricia Blankowitsch Gertrude Boccadoro Deborah Borrell Priscilla J. Bortz Helene Bosch6 Dennis Bowers Nancy Bowler Barbara L. Braden Judith K. Brown Eileen Brubaker Jeanne M. Buck 67 Connie Burkholder Barbara Caldwell Elizabeth Cavanough Virginia Chirieleison Beverly Conrad Joan Cooney Christine Cornell J Anne Coughlin Marilyn Deno Jeanne M. Dettra Beth Cupp Louis M. Delmuto Carol Detwciler Richard Devancy Marilyn Di Bella Sharon Doyle 68 Rosalie Dragotta Jay C. Drey Patricia Emery Janet Eshleman Ruth Eyrich Diane Farina Judith Foster Cynthia Frederich Miriam Geesaman Jean Gerhard Judith Filman Nancy Fiske Barbara Gardner Victoria Gargaliano Shirley Gchring Linda Gerhart I Diane Grady Brenda A. Hartman Thomas Henry Sandra Gressler Mary Hardenstine Judith Hays Laureen Hoffman Charlotte Gross Susan Harpel Lee S. Heffner Linda Holland Dolores Hafer Jerome T. Hartle Mildred Henning Judith Hoyer 70 e-ot! Susan Kane Carol Kelchner Rhonda Kime Eleanor Kistler Eugene Albert Theresa Klang Polly Kline Madelin Kocher Lynda Kolar Eileen Kondash Dolores Kuhns Linda Kulp 71 Barbara Kutz Robert Laudenslager Donna Landis Roberta Lewis Mary F. Loeper Betty Mathias Joanne Marouchoc Kathryn Marx Suzanne May Judith A. Lcnich Jeanne Eshleman Carol Mengel 72 Peggy Myers David Nace Kathy Milander Charlene Miller Naomi Mumbauer Jean Murphy Shirley Napoletana Joan Noon Kerry G. Nuss Marilyn Nye Linda Ressler Karen Opilla 73 Lois Orzech Frances Parzanesc Barbara Palmer Harold Parry Susan Peifer Joel Perlish Mary Lou Parry Doris Pcrsky Eileen Peters Treesa Peters Pat Phillips Linda Potteiger 74 Dawn Preston John Rampulla David Rieger Carolyn Reiter Donald Sands Sandra Schneider Phyllis Rinker Susan Rothenberger Diane Scarpino Christine Schoffstall Susan Schlcchtcr Robert Rothenberger Linda Rutter Joan Schaffer Nancy Scholl Carolyn M. Ruch Patricia Ridyard Linda Rothenberger J Louise Sanders 75 Joanne Schreiner Katherine Scheirer Linda Schroeder Sharon L. Schukraft Linda Schuler Patricia Scunder Robert Seidel Diane Seiler Carol Sibbach Barbara Silico Louise Smith Mary Simpson Frank Smolnik Joanne Stacherski Margaret Stahlnecker Roberta Stemler Susan E. Stevens Mark Stoisits Ann C. Strine Linda Stoll John Strouse Elizabeth Strunk Mary Sawyer Carol Strouse Mary Tarantino Carole Terry Robert Todd Linda Trate Craig Ogelby Suzanne Wciscl Ethel Werley Charles Wilson Dolores Wilt Peggy Yeager Gary Younger Sheila Wiegner Diane Yoder Jean Zingler 78 Linda Yuhasz Maryann Zelko Fall Sports and Activities • Varsity Football Squad The 1968 Varsity Football Team of Kutztown State College. From row, left to right: Barry Batman , Bill Myers , Bill March , Phil Kauffman, George Balzcr , Rich Atkinson, John Wabby , Bob Rothenberger , Jim Gaston and Don Mayo . Second row: Tom Quinn, Hugh Herb, Jerry Serfass, Doug Pollard, Warren Verbin, Ron Reed, Phil Anthony, Anthony Tagliaferri, Bob Hender- son. Third row: Caroll Warner , Kevin Rogan, Steve Reeder, James Wargo, Bob Jesson , Harry Zander, John Bcndckovits, Dave Hon- zo, Jeffrey Takacs, Gregory Madlinger. Fourth row: Tom Mullarkey, Norman Inkpen , Mike Zimmerman, Russ Scaramastra, Herb Gar- ritt , Dave Williams, Paul Vacula, Lawrence Lieberher, Mike Stran- ko, Bob Ringhoffer manager. Back row: Ernest Savakis, George Barton, Bruce Steele , Lynn Dautrich, Ron Praz, Tom Fluellen, James Walker, Bob Kindcrman, head coach, and Dave Evans, Gino Calcagni and Jim Peters, assistant coaches. •Lettermen — Leroy Thompson, also a letterman, was absent when picture was taken. Kutztown 0 C. Connecticut 13 7 7 7 E. Stroudsburg ... 23 20 Glassboro .... 6 Kutztown 44 19 0 39 12 24 13 Mansfield 6 80 I NIXON’S ARRIVAL GREETED BY 1500 A throng gathered by the curbside to see the one. Richard Nixon would be on the K.S.C. campus for a minute or two, and if we were friendly perhaps he would even speak a few words to us. So promptly at 12:15 p.m. Thursday about 1,500 students, faculty and townspeople awaited his arrival. Onlookers Disguised Everybody came in clever disguises. President Bcckcy brought his camera along. Hawk” Bankes, pencil and paper ready, already had plans for a gala press release on the occasion. Professors milled around trying to look calm. Kutztown Area High School and elementary schools showed up in strength for an educational” affair including one 15-year-old who stood in the street doing a fair imitation of early Brigitte Bardot. Mostly, students were glad for the break from classes and the crowd was in a holiday mood. When Nixon was late, no doubt due to huge crowds in Wescosville and Maxatawany, the Heidelberg Philharmonic marched out to entertain. One song, Happy Days Are Here Again,” brought back memories of summertime in Chicago. The first indication of Nixon’s imminent arrival were six Secret Service agents cleverly disguised as Secret Service agents, in raincoats, three-colored buttons, and walkic talkies. All at once the library began to look like the Texas book depository. Signs Provided Local Republican workers strutted around for this was their day. They had made signs, conveniently given them to the school kids who would flash them around, passed out buttons to all elementary students, then sat back to enjoy their handiwork. Let me interject myself into Dick Nixon's car for a mo- ment as they top college hill. Oh God, look at the mob and were late now. Guess I'll have to stop and talk. You there. (Pointing to one of the innumerable aides each candidate has) Get a quick joke I can tell. I can fake the rest.” (Aide huffs back to car then back to Nixon). What’s this? Oh the boy-girl ratio, good enough. Let’s see, this is Cuts-town or something like that.” (The aide corrects him) Kutztown, thank you. Isn’t Shacfcr back there some place? Trot him out. This is Pennsylvania isn’t it? Flashes Victory Sign The caravan came over the hill, the mob cheered. Nixon stopped, got out, mumbled a few platitudes, flashed a victory sign and drove on to Reading. While Nixon was talking, someone managed to cleverly trap Ray Shacfcr by the sidewalk, shake his hand, and feel pleased. The crowd left, leaving the ground strewn with used Nixon signs. I took my McCarthy button and stuck it on again, losing my clever disguise as a reporter. An unidentified student got in the best line of the day as he yelled to Gov. Shaefer, Hey Ray, how about some chalk for our room?” It was over. John Wirebach The Keystone October 31, 1968 84 HOMECOMING ’68 This year's Homecoming festivities, which took place the weekend of October 18-20, managed to overcome adverse weather conditions, and proceeded as planned. The weekend began Friday night with a pep rally and fireworks display, followed by a dance and cider-pour in the gym. Saturday morning was the dampener. The alumni registration was held in the gym, but the usual parade down Main Street had to be cancelled. Saturday afternoon it continued to rain, but Kutztown's spirit could not be quenched as the Golden Bears walloped the Wolves of Cheyney, 44-19. Halftime activities were held as scheduled, though minus the floats. Donna Pinter, '70 was crowned 1968 Homecoming Queen. Her court consisted of Judy Dimmig, '70, Danielle Danko, '70, Pokey Bobal, '70 and Debbie Gould, '69. Rich Delp of the Veteran's Club received his award as The Ugliest Man on Campus” in the annual competition sponsored by APO fraternity. Schuylkill Hall won the dorm decorating contest. The floats were judged at the Freshman game the following Friday, when the sophomores won the class award. The organizational float award went to the Art Students Association. Two concerts by The Sandpipers drew full houses and received many favorable comments. The annual Homecoming Dance was held in the newly renovated Georgian Dining Hall, to the music of the Jan Scott Revue, a combo and calypso night-club group. Completing the weekend’s activities was a dance held Sunday night in the gym. Music was provided by the TR-5's, from Philadelphia. 86 87 ART CONFERENCE Pride as well as progress was evident at the 30th Annual Art Conference held October 25 in the Sharadin Studio. One of the largest conferences on the East Coast, its outstanding guest was George Segal, of Princeton University, a contemporary sculptor noted for his lifesized plaster-cast figures. He spoke on The New Reality in Sculpture” before hundreds of art educators and students. Yar Chomiky, Boris Dudchenko, Robert Mueller, Helen Rose and Clifford B. West were also guest speakers. KSC student and staff exhibits received many fine comments. Especially effective were the huge banners announcing the guests at the conference. These were designed and constructed by students in Graphic Design. Art materials and supplies occupied the lower portion of the art building. Free samples and pamphlets were available as souvenirs of this highly successful affair. 88 George Segal—sculptor Boris Dudchenko—glass sculptor REV. JAMES GROPPI Under the auspices of the Newman Club this nationally known and controversial civil rights leader spoke at Kutztown on Christian Involvement — The Christian Responsibility”. After his talk many stu- dents and faculty members took part in a lively ques- tion-and-answer session. OTHELLO An ingeniously simple set and virtuoso performances by the entire cast largely overcame the traditionally poor acoustics of the Schaeffer Auditorium when the touring National Shakespeare Company presented Othello. The first professional Shakespeare on our campus since 1964, the play was enthusiastically received by a capacity audience. 90 91 LA BOHEME Puccini's famous opera is a study in contrasts: a richness of spirit is set against the drabness of garret life, colorful flashes of comedy brighten the bitterness of poverty and the surging spirit of youth is quelled by the pall of a fatal illness. Against the stormy background of Marcello and Musctta's constant bickering, the tender love of Mimi and Rodolfo is evoked. The genius of Puccini has succeeded in compensating even for the tragic death of the frail and ailing Mimi, though the curtain falls ... the music which has brought her story and the Bohemian kingdom to life endures forever. The Keystone, November 7, 1%8 92 Peter Segal- classical guitarist 93 CHRISTMAS BAZAAR The annual Christmas Bazaar, sponsored by the Art Students Association, was held in the Sharadin Gallery, Thurs- day, December 12. The bazaar, which offers for sale a wide variety of student art work, had a special attraction this year. For a few days prior to the opening, a showcase in Old Main had displayed a number of choice art works, which were sold by silent auction to the highest bidders. All proceeds from both the auction and the bazaar went to the Association for the improvement of their programs. 94 SAM AND DAVE Billed as the Double Dynamite duo, Sam and Dave have entertained fans all over the country with their fast and furious in-person act . . . actually faster than KSC expected. What was seen of the two performers here on November 25 was great, but their 19-piece show and go-go girls seemed somewhat to overshadow the principals. Together since 1961, their greatest hits have been Hold on, I’m Cornin’” and Soul Man , their golden record. 95 1967-68 Campus History Dr. Cyrus E. Bcckey became Kutztown’s eighth president fol- lowing the death of President Italo deFrancesco in May, 1967. THE KSC CHAPTER OF PSEA-NEA HAD AN ENROLL- MENT OF 957 MEMBERS, THE LARGEST ENROLLMENT IN THE STATE. Beware of the coming of Wilbur Trout.” New ruling — slacks and bermudas now permitted in the con- course and canteen of Old Main after 8 p.m.! Co-ed swimming — an innovation in this year’s athletic program. Student body reaches 4,000 and the faculty total more than 200. Apathy on campus bucked — Speak Out” expressed the desire for improvements but had no willingness to work. Manners still a big problem in KSCs dining hall. Fraternity-Sorority idea proposed as a solution to KSC’s suitcase college” problem. The Keystone goes weekly. James Farmer, former director of CORE, speaks at KSC. APO searches for a formidable” bear approximately 12 feet high and made of stone, cement or metal, to adorn our stately-treed campus. KSC Veteran's Club received a plaque in appreciation for Christ- mas cards sent to the USS Lowe. Housing still a big problem for seniors. The KSC population outnumbers the town's. Kitchen help protests mistreatment from dining hall service. Standing ovations and packed houses marked the performances of The Happenings” on Winter Weekend. Spring Weekend goes Motown. KSC FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM FINISHED THE SEA- SON UNDEFEATED. Dick Gregory shocks our KSC community with his bluntness. After many conferences (and pleas) the curfew for women resi- dents was changed to 1 a.m. for Friday and Saturday nights. Secondary Education JoAnn Augustine Larry E. Bare Jack Henry Joanne Bashago Robert F. Brand Barbara Barndt Ellen L. Bird Diane O. Brownback Thomas Brunner Francis Bolez William V. Barton Madeleine Brault Edward L. Buckvitz Carolyn S. Caton Joan M. Cooney James S. Dautrich Gloria Dixon Edward A. Callaway Carmela Capellupo Ronald E. Connor Keith Curticr Veronica M. D’Annibale George Cheripka ! Desiree D. DeNicola Christine Cornell Arden Davenport Raymond F. Dobisesky Susan Christine Joanne Crone 99 Wayne R. Dubbs Jodell N. Funk Robin Fies Karen Fister Robert D. Gaugler Mary Ann George Jane A. Fogel Christine Glebe John Giardino Robert D. Girou Bonnie Gold Edward A. Gordos Deborah A. Gould Robert D. Green Dianne M. Griesemer Lind A. Grund 100 Linda Haesseler Joseph C. Hammer Merwin Haring Daniel J. Harvey Barbara A. Hauser Delbert Hausman William S. Hennings Priscilla S. Hertsch Judy A. Hinz Harold R. Holzcr Gail Hossler Barbara M. Hudak Gerald Hartzell Dallas H. Heckman Walter Hoderewski Paul Humenik 101 Terry E. Hunt Martin Johnson Joy Irey Lynn James Martha Jandrisevits Robert Johnson Charlotte A. Kamp Douglass Kauffman Philip Kauffman Rosemary Stoner Brian L. Kelley Dennis J. Kennedy Nancy Kistler Daniel R. Krize Rosemary H. Richard J. Kucharik Krummenoehl 102 Cheryl R. Kulp Lynn Langkamer Rodney Larash Bernadette M. Lenowsky Ronald Long Elizabeth M. Levy Martha Little James Longaberger Keith F. Longenbach Raymond Laudenslager Carlene Long John Luppino Richard E. Lyons Walter Malewicz Judith Malik Arthur Mandjuris 103 Lee Martin Roger N. Mory Thomas A. Moyer Francis A. Orlando Robert Martin John M. Meyers Candy McFctridge Pamela L. Moyer Ronald J. Murphy William M. Myers Lance Parry Howard Paul John A. Mickey William V. McIntyre Kathleen Noecker Robert A. Pawling 104 Henrietta Patrick Dennis Pearson Carol Pettit Judith A. Piper James Quinn John S. Reigle Joseph Rampulla Victoria Remo Robert Reed Elizabeth A. Repasch William P. Reidelbach Jay T. Ruch Kathleen Sanders John R. Scanncll Mark Schiavone Myron Schrack 105 Dennis J. Schrocder Timothy Schwambach Lee Schweitzer Mary Seng Louis Serensits Nadia Smirnov Dorene R. Schwoyer Lois Sneddon Jean Stump Vivian M. Sweigert Tom Szabo Barbara Taylor 106 Patricia Thompson John M. Tumas Sherry K. Wallize Gary Willing Dennis Timmer John W. Tycholiz Maureen Walsh Diane Witman John J. Tomaszewski Nicholas Trubilla Janice M. Vasievich John Vitushinsky Sandra A. Weider Jane Wildrick Annette Yautz Douglas Young BOOKWALK If you've ever stood before the stacks of books in the old library, searching desperately for a book you know had to be there — but probably wasn't, you have many reasons to appreciate the new Rohrbach library. The spaciousness, the quiet carpeting, the study areas, the telephones, the new audio- visual department and expanded facilities for library science majors are just a few things to be thankful for. Also, the library will be able to accommodate ; 300,000 volumes, com- pared to the old's 100,000. The shelves may still look bare, but check again in a few years. The books were transfered from the old building to the new by every kind of carrier possible in six hours and 13 minutes — a record time, Mrs. Youst, the librarian attested. Some volunteers made 26 round trips, and a lot more had sore muscles from lifting books from the stacks, — but all agreed at the end of the day it was a job well done. 108 rnn Basketball Team 1968-69 : Letter-winners in basketball 1967-68. Back row: Tom Szabo, Paul Michcncr, George McNeal, Richard Bare. Front row: Les Mountz, John Cresswell, George Krcll, Bill Grammes. 110 Richard Bare John Cresswell William Grammes George Krell George McNeal Paul Michencr Lester Mountz Paul Romano Thomas Szabo Daniel Waelchli Richard Weigle Ill Back, left to right: Bcrnie Derby, Fred Holtz, Kenneth Bloss, John Corrcll, Jerry McNabb, Robert Todd. Front, left to right: Jeff Takacs, Mike Bell, George Lichtenwalner. Not present: Jerry Serfass, Doug Young. Varsity Wrestling Team also: Butz, Byron Danyluk, Bruce Mauser, Anthony Neff, Richard Toth, John Westley, Michael Zackon, Jeffrey 114 — if 115 On Campus 116 • • SHARADIN STUDIOS LANGUAGE LABORATORY GRIMM SCIENCE HALL NEW ROHRBACH LIBRARY 121 COMMUTING STUDENT CENTER 122 123 Liberal Arts Dana Alehouse Thomas Bender William Bender Sandra Best Linda Billman Judy Bobi James Bohr Gary Brey Robert Brubaker Barry Burman Jeff Celebre David Doaty Sherry Faust Bernadette Corson 125 Dwight Fulmer Richard Gaugler Barbara Hiriak James Hook James Kelly Joan Kennedy Dorothy Kitchen Daniel Kline Monica Koons Roman Mants William Kreitz Betty Lakey William Lochman Barry Miller Joel Miller Margaret Molets 126 Elizabeth Pavel John Salivonchik David Skulteti David Wagaman John Pietrowski Colette Savarese Frederick Snyder Christine Wernicki Ray Roedell, Jr. Robin Shoup Carol Stieflf Jim Wormuth Patricia Rudakiewicz William Sirny John Tarnowski Neil Ziegler 127 Library Education David Becker Judy Becker Martha DiCecco Theresa Fincisky Lois Hoffman Joanne Grega Carol Hull Kay Kunkel Sharon Kline Rory Miller Shirley Murray Angelika Koch Ronald Murray 129 Suzanne Peters Carolyn Ringsdorf Lynn Pron Roberta Rcaser Barbara Seidel Katherine Shaw Kathleen Reitz Barbara Shutt Elizabeth Wasilko Karen Wengert Karen Wescott Susan Wolstenholme 130 Special Education Richard Adam Celeste Booths Patricia Brown Linda Christensen Patricia Edwards Barbara Eubanks Linda Garman Carol Hoskins Diane Houser Janet L. Greth Susan Kline Deborah Kohler Ruth Lukish Paula Matthews Mary O’Connor Susan Orsato Carolyn Prince Linda Seyler Fay Sternberg Susan Brown Gerri Sullivan Popi Tellis 1968-69 Campus History Record number of 4,450 pack into KSC this fall with an added $100 increase in tuition. Harvey Godshall, the art department’s dedicated custodian for eight years, was promoted to supervisor of KSC’s entire custodial staff. The Village Gallery, featuring local and KSC student art work, opened near Kirbyville under the partnership of Robin Roth and Ron Shuebrooke. NIXON ARRIVES ON CAMPUS AND IS GREETED BY 1,500 LOYAL(?) NIXON SUPPORTERS. Dean Roth sends letters to all male residents in unapproved housing concerning visitors of the opposite sex. Father Groppi arrives at KSC to disturb a few sensitivities”. The new Fine Arts Building was finally begun as a welcome addition to the art department at KSC. Paint a ceiling panel in the Big G and get a free pizza. 134 The Keystone's reaction to the presidential candidates included this line, George Wallace is incredible, Nixon a tired old hack politi- cian and Hubert Humphrey a tool. The new student center, located behind the art building, was officially opened in November. One hundred thousand books were moved in six hours, 13 min- utes, to the new Rohrbach Library. The Keystone receives a first-class rating award from the Asso- ciated College Press. The SAB received a thank-you letter from Mrs. Robert Kennedy for KSC’s sympathy card. Fifty-five per cent of the undergraduates vote in favor of having fraternities and sororities on campus. Beware of crowds, keep your resistance up, and your hands clean . . . , get plenty of sleep — immortal words to prevent the Hong Kong flu. 135 Student Directory A Ackerman, Ralph G. — 243 E. Broad St., Trumbauersville, Pa. Adam, Richard S. — 48 Main St., Topton, Pa. Ainslie, Kirk D. — 527 Hazel St., Tamaqua, Pa. Albert, Eugene K. — RD 2, Douglassville, Pa. Allem, Vicki — 199 Greenwood Ave., Easton, Pa. Althousc, Dana K. — 518 Harrison St., Emmaus, Pa. Ambrose, Lynne M. — 84 E. Main St., Ringtown, Pa. Andrew, Lucille M. — 815 N. Godfrey St., Allentown, Pa. Ashman, Thomas G. — 3236 Oakland Rd., Bethlehem, Pa. Astheimer, Sallie A. — 355 S. Limerick Rd., Limerick, Pa. Augustine, JoAnn M. — 545 E. 9th Sr., Northampton, Pa. Ayers, James B. — 305 S. Fulton St., Allentown, Pa. B Babczak, Eileen P. — 29 Wilson Ave., Reading, Pa. Bacharach, Roger L. — 8329 Childs Rd., Philadelphia, Pa. Baeso, Elizabeth A. — 1732 Jennings St., Bethlehem, Pa. Bagdonas, Donna M. — 3049 Birch St., Whitehall, Pa. Bagcnstose, Robert C. — 255 Main St., Leesport, Pa. Baggott, Joanne M. — Main St., Oley, Pa. Baker, Joseph F. — 416 Lincoln Ave., Prospect Park, Pa. Balzer, George F. — 1181 Ix-high St., Easton, Pa. Barbour, Stephanie L (Mrs.) — 245 S. Cedar St., Spring City, Pa. Bare, Larry E. — 529 N. Wyomissing Blvd., Wyomissing, Pa. Barnot, Barbara — 511 Diamond St., Sellersville, Pa. Barth, Mary L. — 309 W. 2nd St., Birdsboro, Pa. Bartlett, Jayne E. — 2015 Green St., Allentown, Pa. Barto, Bonnie M. — 653 Minor Sr., Emmaus, Pa. Barton, William V. — 340 S. Ferguson, Shenandoah, Pa. Bashago, Joanne M. — 151 E. Fell St., Summit Hill, Pa. Batman, Barry W. — RD 2 Box 204 A, New Tripoli, Pa. Bauer, George W. — Box 93, Kingsley, Pa. Bauer, Kenneth M. — 2174 Horseshoe Dr., Pottstown, Pa. Baxewanis, Ann — 1021 Broadway Blvd., Reading, Pa. Bayton, Barbara A. — 51 Butternut I.anc RD 2, Macungie, Pa. Beaver, Christine L. — 507 Barbara Dr., Norristown, Pa. Becker, David F. — 451 S. Mill St., St. Clair, Pa. Becker, Judith L. — RD 2, Oley, Pa. Bedics, Edward C. — 539 E. Laurel St., Bethlehem, Pa. Behncy, Sterling H. II — 315 W. Main St., Kutztown, Pa. Bell, Richard M. — 15 N. Main St., Topton, Pa. Bender, Patricia A. — 2563 Park Rd., Warrington, Pa. Bender, Thomas J. — 1944 Ferry St., Easton, Pa. Bender, William A. — RD 3, Wernersville, Pa. Benetz, Sharon D. — 1030 N. Wcstend Blvd., Quakcrtown, Pa. Bennett, Judith A. — 2035 Main St., Northampton, Pa. Bcnsulock. Mary A. — 211 S. 4th St., Minersville, Pa. Berchcr, Doris M. — RD Wasscr Rd., East Greenville, Pa. Bereskie, Barbara A. — 220 W. 37th St., Reading, Pa. Berner, Ethlyn M. — 1812 James St., Sinking Spring, Pa. Berry, Ethan A. — 19 Downing Circle, Downingtown, Pa. Best, Sandra S. — 631 15th Ave., Bethlehem, Pa. Besteder, Sandra A. — RD 1, New Cumberland, Pa. Bickel, Donald J. — 940 Washington St., Reading, Pa. Biebcr, Barbara L. — 407 W. Walnut St., Kutztown, Pa. Billman, Linda J. — 222 N. 2nd St., Catawiss3, Pa. Bird, Ellen L. — 806 Matthew Ave., Scranton, Pa. Blahosky. Patricia A. — 823 N. 18th St., Allentown, Pa. Blanchard. Louise E. —421 S. Main St., Coopersburg, Pa. Blankenbiller, Gloria J. — 238 Franklin St., Shillington, Pa. Blankowitsch, Patricia A. — 1424V3 Gordon St.. Allentown, Pa. Blciler, Jennie L. — RD 1. Slatington. Pa. Blose, LeRoy W. — 2024 Westgate Dr., Bethlehem, Pa. Boardman, Carol J. — 1015 S. Meadow St., Allentown, Pa. Boblitz, Carole L. — 404 E. Broad St., Shillington, Pa. Boccadoro, Gertrude — 1013 Spruce St., Easton, Pa. Bohr, James I. — 105 Madison Ave., Reading, Pa. Bolez, Francis J. — 33 E. Lexington St., Allentown, Pa. Booths, Celeste A. — RD 1 Box 173, Waymart, Pa. Bordncr, John G. — 31 S. Laurel St., Kutztown, Pa. Borrell, Deborah A. — 4342 10th Ave., Temple, Pa. Bortz, Priscilla J. — 3141 Highland St., Allentown, Pa. Bosche, Helene M. — 3619 Hillcrcst Rd., Harrisburg, Pa. Bowen, Nicolas N. — 507 W. Chestnut St., Lancaster, Pa. Bowers, Dennis J. — RD 1, Hamburg, Pa. Bowersox, Elaine A. (Mrs.) — 710 N. 2nd St., Reading, Pa. Bowler, Nancy J. — 417 E. Arch St., Pottsville, Pa. Braden, Barbara L. — RD 2, Easton, Pa. Brand, Robert F. — Campbell Rd., Pennsburg, Pa. Braucher, Paulette J. — 1115 S. 10th St., Allentown, Pa. Brault, Madeleine M. — 336 Lower Valley Rd., North Wales, Pa. Brey, Gary B. — 628 Washington St., Allentown, Pa. Breyfoglc, Patricia A. — RD 3 Box 484, Nazareth, Pa. BrokhofT, Linda K. — 1814 Elk Ave., Pottsville, Pa. Brown, Judith K. — RD 2 Rte. 115, Easton, Pa. Brown, Louise, A. — 705 Harrison St., Emmaus, Pa. Brownback, Diane O. — 434 Main St., Royersford, Pa. Brubaker, Eileen L. — Box 817 RD 1, Reading, Pa. Brubaker, Robert A. — 222 Pershing Ave., Lebanon, Pa. Brunda, Stephen — 402 E. Snyder Ave., I nsford, Pa. Brunner, Heidi H. — Penn Valley Terrace, Morrisville, Pa. Brunner, Thomas A. — RD 3 Box 578, Pottstown, Pa. Buchanan, Barbara J. — Box 232, Perkiomenville, Pa. Buchmillcr, Betty E. — 123 S. 14th St., Allentown, Pa. Buckvitz, Edward L. Jr. — 1235 Connolly Ave., Bethlehem, Pa. Buffington, Joan — RD 1 Box 71, Fleetwood, Pa. Burger, Linda S. (Mrs.) 231 W. Main St., Kutztown, Pa. Burkholder, Connie G. — 80 W. Main St., Adamstown, Pa. Burman, Barry B. — 1318 Providence Rd., Sccanc, Pa. Butt, Janice E. — 419 E. 4th St., Boyertown, Pa. C Caldwell, Barbara E. — 208 Playground Dr., Reading, Pa. Callaway, Edward A. — 1962 S. 6th Sr., Allentown, Pa. Campbell, Donald J. — 57 Jackson Dr., Lancaster, Pa. Cangcr, Chiara C. — 314 Summit Ave., Fair Lawn, N. J. Capcllupo, Carmela L — 210 W. Greenwich St., Reading, Pa. Case, Shelia G. (Mrs.) — 1347 Jefferson St., Hcllcrtown, Pa. Caton, Carolyn S. — 133 S. Wylam St., Frackville, Pa. Cavanaugh, Elizabeth A. — 138 S. 4th St., Reading, Pa. Celebre, Jeffrey E. — 618 Ardmore Ave., Ardmore, Pa. Cheripka, George M. — 130 S. 2nd St., St. Clair, Pa. Chirielcison, Virginia R. — 49 S. Carroll St., Reading, Pa. Christensen, Linda B. — 346 Garden Rd., Springfield, Pa. Christine, Susan J. — 1027 E. Hamilton St., Allentown, Pa. Cichocki, Joan J. — 4517 10th Ave., Temple, Pa. Clark, Carol L. (Mrs.) — 143 N. Cedar I-ane, Upper Darby, Pa. Claudfelter, Doris M. — 1604 W. 4th St., Williamsport, Pa. Connor, Ronald E. — 269 S. 9th St., Lchighton, Pa. Conrad, Alice L — 3735 Linden St., Allentown, Pa. Conrad, Beverly A. — 123 Linden St., Allentown, Pa. Conrads, Ursula M. — 105 Butter Lane, Reading, Pa. Cooney, Joan M. — 321 Glasglow St., Stowe, Pa. Cornell, Christine — 430 E. Holland Rd., Langhorne, Pa. Coughlin, Anne M. — 414 McCartney, Easton, Pa. Cowan, Dorothy R. — 830 Grandell, Reading, Pa. Cramer, Harold E. — 113 N. Water St., East Berlin, Pa. Cresswcll, John P. Jr. — 136 Avondale Rd., Norristown, Pa. Crokus, Peter J. — 1202 N. Maxwell St., Allentown, Pa. Crone, Joanne E. — 1550 Lehigh Pkwy., Allentown, Pa. Cupp, Margaret E. — RD 1, New Bloomfield, Pa. Curtier, Keith W. — 1009 Laurel St., Pottsville, Pa. D Dachowski, Rita A. — 318 Miller St., Reading, Pa. Danko. Dennis M. — 3059 Maple Ave., Reading, Pa. . D'Annibale, Veronica M. — 4848 5th Ave., Temple, Pa. Dautrich, James S. — 115 Bcrnhart Ave., Reading, Pa. 136 Davenport, Arden — 7 Doc's Lane, Feastcrvillc, Pa. Dawson, Judith M. — 2211 Baker Dr., Allentown, Pa. Delluva, Susan M. — 517 11th Ave., Bethlehem, Pa. Del Muto, Louis M. — Rte. 20, Pottstown, Pa. DeLong, Linda L — RD 1 Box 61, Bernville, Pa. DeLong, Sherry L. — Main St., Lyon Station, Pa. Demchuk, Irene M. — 170 W. loth St., Northampton, Pa. DcNicola, Desiree D. — 725 Marconi Ave., Rosco, Pa. Deno, Marilyn C. — 3 MO St. Vincent St., Philadelphia, Pa. Dettra, Jeanne M. — 303 E. Juniata St., Allentown, Pa. Detweiler, Carol L. — Box 48 Stump Rd., Plumstcadville, Pa. Dctweiler, Lowell M. — 15 Church Ave., Telford, Pa. Devaney, Richard J. — 306 Chestnut Dr., Phoenixville, Pa. Diamond, Miriam C. — 207 Emerald Ave., Reading, Pa. DiBclla, Marilyn — 1215 Penn Ave., Wyomissing. Pa. DiCarlo, James — 2517 S. 68th Sr., Philadelphia, Pa. DiCecco, Martha J. — 412 Chatham St., Avondale, Pa. Dickinson. Sandra L. — RD 3. Kutztown, Pa. Dietrich. Monica J. — 2351 Woodcrcst Ave., Bethlehem, Pa. Dinger, Paul W. — 5 Monroe St.. Mohnton, Pa. Ditsky, Martin S. — 330Vi E. Abbott St., Lansford, Pa. Dixon. Gloria R. — RD 2, Tamaqua, Pa. Doaty, David W. — RD 1 Douglassville, Pa. Dobiseskv, Raymond F. — 629 Locust St.. Reading, Pa. Doyle, Sharon A. — 2612 Columbia St., Allentown, Pa. Dragotta, Rosalie — 3 Brentwood Ave., Easton, Pa. Drake, Mary J. — 411 Bryant St., Stroudsburg, Pa. Drearer, Lois A. — 222 N. Lincoln Ave., Scranton, Pa. Drey, Jay C. — RD 1, Mcrtztown, Pa. Druckenmiller, Bonnie S. — 60 E. North St., Bethlehem, Pa. Drumheller, Diane M. (Mrs.) — 216 N. Broadway, Wind Gap, Pa. Dubbs, Wayne R. — RD 3 Bethlehem, Pa. Dunn, Joanne — 614 Edgwood Ave., Cornwells Heights, Pa. Durich, Randall J. — 119 N. 8th St., Coplay, Pa. E Earnest, Richard H. — 719 6th Ave., Williamsport, Pa. Edwards, Patricia L. — 1823 Helen Ave., Allentown, Pa. Eichclbaum, Stewart — 2423 Highland St., Allentown, Pa. Emery, Patricia M. — 281 E. Fairview St., Allentown, Pa. Eshlcman, Janet N. — 27 S. 9th St., Coopersburg, Pa. Eshlcman, Jeanne M. — 105 Buchwood Dr., Coatesville, Pa. Eubanks, Barbara J. — 63rd Ave., East Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Eyer, Susan J. — 1247 W. Minor St., Emmaus, Pa. Eyrich, Ruth M. — 565 S. 15th Sr., Reading, Pa. F Farina, Diane C. — 807 Spring St., Wyomissing, Pa. Faust, Robert — 33 E. Philadelphia Ave., Boyertown, Pa. Faust, Sherry L. — 304 Hain Ave., Reading, Pa. Fclkcr, Louis S. — 2025 8th St., Bethlehem, Pa. Ferdinand, Diane P. — Drums-Freeland Rd., Drums, Pa. Fies, Robin J. — 500 Bellevue Ave., Laurcldale, Pa. Filman, Judith A. — 445 8th Ave., Temple, Pa. Fincisky, Theresa T. — 231 Olds Blvd., Fairlcss Hills, Pa. Firestone, David F. — 3201 Meadow Lane, Harrisburg, Pa. Fischer, Pearl E. — 1517 Darien Sr., Reading, Pa. Fisher, Susan L. — 221 Coal St., Port Carbon, Pa. Fiske, Nancy L — Birch St., Conynghan, Pa. Fister, Karen — 227 S. 3rd St., Hamburg, Pa. Flatley, Sharon A. — 115 Swartz St., Dunmore, Pa. Fletcher; Judith A. — 206 Union St., Catasauqua, Pa. Flickcngcr, Ann L. — 615 Country Club Rd., York, Pa. Florancc, James W. — 10 Lusk Ave., Hallstead, Pa. Focht Sandra L (Mrs.) — 101 S. Laurel St., Kutztown, Pa. Fogarty, Thomas J. — 173 West St., Newburgh, N. J. Fogel, Jane A. — RD 1, Pennsburg, Pa. Fogel, Rodney — 125 N. Whitfield, Nazareth, Pa. Fogle, Susan E. — 1554 Washington Ave., Northampton, Pa. Foster, Judith A. — 26 W. Main Sr., Fleetwood, Pa. Fox, Bettina E. — 423 Van Sant St., Linwood, N. J. Franke, Nancy E. — 278 Aspen Ave., Langhorne, Pa. Fulmer, Dwight L. — 29 Sycamore St., Macungie, Pa. Funk, Jodell N. — 216 Harvard Blvd., Reading, Pa. G Gallagher, Fran A. — 851 Kelker Rd., Steelton, Pa. Gardner, Barbara A. — RD 1, Schnecksville, Pa. Gargagliano, Victoria M. — 2840 E. Texas Blvd., Allentown, Pa. Gaston, James H. — 2801 Welsh Rd., Philadelphia, Pa. Gauglcr, Richard A. — 508 S. Hoffert St., Bethlehem, Pa. Gaugler, Robert D. — 322 State St., Coopersburg, Pa. Gccsaman, Miriam E. — RD 1 Box 375, Palmyra, Pa. Gchman, Dorothy E. — 120 E. Broad St., Shillington, Pa. Gehring, Shirley M. — 1617 Cotton St., Reading, Pa. George, Mary A. — 323 S. Whitcoak St., Kutztown, Pa. Gerhard, Jean M. — 425 S. 16th St., Reading, Pa. Gerhart, Linda — 219 4th St., Weatherly, Pa. Giardino, John D. — 64 E. Lincoln Ave., Hatfield, Pa. Gilbert, Charles P. II — 819 Ritter St., Reading, Pa. Girou, Robert D. — 2856 Westminster Rd., Bethlehem, Pa. Glass, Terrance C. — 1220 Perkiomen Ave., Reading, Pa. Glebe, Christine J. — 1005 Pecan Dr., Lansdale, Pa. Gold, Bonnie L. — Rte. 1, Pen Argyl, Pa. Gordos, Edward A. Jr. — 156 Lafayette Ave., Palmerton, Pa. Gould, Deborah A. — 751 Linden Rd., Hershey, Pa. Grady, Dianne E — 211 E. North St., Bethlehem, Pa. Grammes, Adam A. — 22 S. Schaffer St., Allentown, Pa. Green, Robert D. — 1686 W. Grant St., Slatcdalc, Pa. Gresslcr, Sandra J. — 612 Mohawk St., Allentown, Pa. Grcth, Janet L. — RD 1, Robesonia, Pa. Griesemer, Dianne M. — 1803 Laubach Ave., Northhampton, Pa. Grigg, Judith M. — 301 Chestnut St., Slatington, Pa. Gross, Charlotte C. — Box 196 Middle Rd., Dublin, Pa. Gross, Joanne G. (Mrs.) — 535 Hayes St., Hazelton, Pa. Groth, Susan A. — 147 N. Main St., Pcrkasie, Pa. Grund, Linda A. — 1720 Easton Ave., Bethlehem, Pa. Gruvcr, Roberta M. — 10 W. Keller St., Castanea, Pa. H Haas, Christine E. — 327 S. Home Ave., Topton, Pa. Haas, Ruth F. — 33 Rosemont Dr., Quakertown, Pa. Haeseler, Linda A. — 3320 E. Kent Ave., Laurcldale, Pa. Hafer, Dolores J. — 3529 Freemont St., Laureldale, Pa. Hain, Jill M. — 316 Mt. Gretna Rd., Elizabethtown, Pa. Haller, Karen A. — 1543 Luzerne St., Bethlehem, Pa. Hammer, Joseph C. — 602 Alpine Circle, Emmaus, Pa. Haney, Ronald T. — 811 Main St., Hellertown, Pa. Hardenstine, Mary E. — 22 Carbon St., Pine Grove, Pa. Haring, Merwin S. — Main St., Lyon Station, Pa. Haring, Patricia A. — Kemp St.. Lyon Station, Pa. Haring, Timothy A. — Bowers, Pa. Harpel, Susan J. — RD 1 Box 257, Nazareth, Pa. .Harris, Robert J. — 819 N. 6th St.. Allentown, Pa. Hart, Sharon L — 43 N. 23rd St., Mt. Penn, Reading, Pa. Hartle, Jerome T. — RD 3, Kutztown, Pa. Hartman, Brenda A. (Mrs.) — RD 2, Hamburg, Pa. Hartzell, Gerald R. — 168 E. Main St., Macungie, Pa. Harvey, Daniel J. — 533 Winding Rd., Lansdale, Pa. Hauser, Barbara A. — 109 Woodside Ave., West Lawn, Pa. Hausman, Delbert G — 1566 Primrose Lane, Bethlehem, Pa. Hausmann, Cydncy G. — 323 Diamond St., Scllersville, Pa. Hays, Judith A. — 3028 Hope Rd., Easton, Pa. Hcagy, Edward — 614 N. Union St., Middletown, Pa. Healy, Kathleen M. — 25 S. West St., Allentown, Pa. Heckman, Dallas H. — 1031 Lehigh St., Allentown, Pa. Hennings William S. — 234 Miller Rd., Sinking Springs, Pa. Henry, Jack L — 4l6 W. Vine St., Fleetwood, Pa. Henry, Thomas R. — 1028 N. Warren St., Pottstown, Pa. 137 Herrity, James M. — 226 North St. George St., Allentown, Pa. Hertsch, Priscilla S. — Cedar Crest Farm, KD 1, Telford, Pa. Hilbert, Carole L. — 1517 Grccnvicw Ave., Reading, Pa. Hillegass, Ronald L. — 2070 Baker Dr., Allentown, Pa. Hinz, Judy A. — 544 Tupchockcn St., Reading, Pa. Hiriak, Barbara A. — 1344 S. Hanover St., Pottstown, Pa. Hirncrscn, Terry L. — 709 6th St., Conover, N.C. Hoch, Victor H. — 144 Normal Ave., Kutztown, Pa. Hodcrewski, Walter M. — 1025 E. 4th St., Bethlehem, Pa. Hoehing, Edward L Jr. — 5705 Wheeler St., Philadelphia, Pa. Hoffman, Laurccn F. (Mrs.) — 327 W. Walnut St., Kutztown, Pa. Hoffman, Lois A. — RD 2, Hamburg, Pa. Hoke, Marlys A. — 960 Cornwall Rd., Lebanon, Pa. Holland, Linda D. — 1213 Guasauqua Rd., Fullerton, Pa. Hollingcr, Roy F. Jr. — Box 228B RD 3, Kutztown, Pa. Holzer, Harold R. — 665 N. 2nd St., Pottsville, P3. Hook, James M. — 1817 S. W. 17th St., Allentown, Pa. Hopper, M. Elizabeth — 69 Mercer St., Phillipsburg, N. J. Horn, Lynn D. — 1427 Wynnewood Dr., Bethlehem, Pa. Horning, Linda J. — 122 Harrisburg Ave., Rheems, Pa. Hoskins, Carol J. — 232 Pine St., Minersville, Pa. Hospidor, Robert J. — 831 Warren St., Reading, Pa. Hossler, Gail E. — PO Box 305, Pottsville, Pa. Howell, Olivia B. — 1215 N. 22nd St., Allentown, Pa. Hoyer, Judith M. — 1032 Windsor St., Reading, Pa. Hresko, Carol — RD 2, Lebanon, Pa. Hrinccvich, Norma J. (Mrs.) — 1770 S. Hall St., Allentown, Pa. Hudak, Barbara M. — 36 W. Fairvicw St., Bethlehem, Pa. Huddlcson, Daniel J. — RD 1, Drumorc, Pa. Hughes, Alice E. — 60914 N. 13th St., Allentown, Pa. Hughes, Robert J. — 514 Heather Rd., Exton, Pa. Hull, Carol A. — Box 121, Layton, N. J. Humenik, Paul J. — 317 E. 18th., Northampton, Pa. Hunt, Terry E. — RD 2 Box 289, Nazareth, Pa. Hurst, Carol G. — 334 Olympic Ave., Havertown, Pa. I Ilkcw, Nancy J. — 1425 Easton Rd., Hellertown, Pa. Irey, Joy — 1 Carole Ct., Silver Spring, Md. J Jackson, Andrce M. — 14 N. Chestnut St., Honey Brook, Pa. Jackson, Harold A. — 1275 Beaumont Ave., Temple, Pa. James, I.ynnore L. (Mrs.) — 1512 Sunny Hill Lane, Havertown, Pa. James, Wendy J. — 347 Pennsylvania Ave., Kutztown, Pa. Jandrisevits, Martha M. — 1651 Newport Ave,. Northampton, Pa. Johnson, Eileen — 70 Noble St., Kutztown, Pa. Johnson, Martin W. — 430 Main St., Topton, Pa. Johnson, Thomas P. — 345 N. Wyomissing Ave., Shillington, Pa. Jones, Janice L. — 26 S. Jackson St., Pottsville, Pa. Jones, Rebecca S. — 472 Salem Dr., Pittsburgh, Pa. Jones, Sandra J. — 18 Heller Ave., Pen Argyl, Pa. Jurin, Susann L. — RD 2 Box 31, Sellersville, Pa. K Kalbach, Barbara A. — 414 Jefferson St., Reading, Pa. Kalbach, Denicc J. — Fourth St., Bernville, Pa. Kane, Alice L. — 330 Spring St., Reading, Pa. Kane, Susan J. — 625 Hermit St., Philadelphia, Pa. Karc, John J. — Groff's Court 14, RD 1, Northampton, Pa. Karp, Thomas M. — Dalton St., Mt. Rt. 41, Easton, Pa. Kauffman, Douglass G. — 638 Schuykill Ave., Reading, Pa. Kauffman, Philip P. — 400 Spruce St., Denver, Pa. Kavas, Lucille A. — RD 3, Kutztown, Pa. Kchlcr, Linda M. — Ben John Rd., Easton, Pa. Keim, Elaine G. — 735 Wayne Circle, Emmaus, Pa. Kelchner, Carol A. — RD 3, Box 492, Nazareth, Pa. Keller, Joan E. — 214 W. Main St., Bath, Pa. Kelley, Brian L. — 280 Seltzer Ave., Coatesville, Pa. Kelly, James L. — 535 S. Ccdarbrook Rd., Allentown, Pa. Kennedy, Dennis J. — 414 N. Gilmore St., Allentown, Pa. Kennedy, Joan A. — RD 2, Darlington, Pa. Kenyon, Cheryl L. — 2325 S. Church St.. Allentown, Pa. Kerns. Rebecca L. — 1131 Flora La.. Boothwyn, Pa. Kime, Rhonda K. — RD 1. Biglerville. Pa. Kirchner, Cecilc L — 5221 N. Front St.. Harrisburg, Pa. Kissinger. Candace B. — 633 W. Market St.. Williamstown, Pa. Kistler, Eleanor M. — 3519 Kutztown Rd., Laurcldale, Pa. Kistlcr, Nancy A. — RD 1, Mcrtztown, Pa. Kitchen. Dorothy M. — 2322 Third St.. Easton. Pa. Klang, Theresa M. — 131 E. Main St., Kutztown, Pa. Kline, Daniel L. — Box 390. RD 1. Douglassvillc. Pa. Kline, Marguerite E. — 2 Laurel Lane, RD 2, Macungie, Pa. Kline, Polly D. — RD 1, Box 57, Bernville, Pa. Kline, Sharon L. — 169 Jefferson St., Emmaus, Pa. Kline, Susan L. — RD 1, Manchester, Pa. Klinesmith, Nancy Lee — 204 Delaware Ave., Guasauqua, Pa. Klucsarits, Thomas J. — 153 Maple St., Coplay, Pa. Knauss, Lewis D. — 218 Church St., Macungie, Pa. Knauss, Sally A. — 2921 Main Blvd., Allentown, Pa. Koch, Angelika — 2008 Hay Terr., Easton, Pa. Kocher, Madelin G. (Mrs.) — RD 1, Daniclsville, Pa. Kolar, Lynda D. (Mrs.) — 2147 S. Fountain St., Allentown, Pa. Kondash, Eileen M. — 640 Ycatcs St., Bethlehem, Pa. Koons, Monica L. — 72 Orchard Lane, Boycrtown, Pa. Korpics, Barbara A. — 1526 Fairmount St., Bethlehem, Pa. Krcitz, William C. — 606 Jefferson Blvd., Reading, Pa. Krizc, R. Daniel — 3401 McKently St., Laurcldale, Pa. Krummenoehl, Rosemary H. — 112 W. Spring St., Reading, Pa. Krutsick, Maryann E. — 69 Mercer St., Phillipsburg, N. J. Kucharik, Richard J. — 513 First St., Whitehall, Pa. Kuhns, Dolores A. — 1528 Graham St., Bethlehem, Pa. Kulp, Cheryl R. — RD 1, Box 75-A Robcsonia, Pa. Kulp, Linda L — 87 Saucrman Rd., Edison, Pa. Kunkel, Kay E. — 47 Hunter St., Tamaqua, Pa. Kunkcl, Ronald I. — 302 Wenz St., Kutztown, Pa. Kutz, Barbara D. — 214 N. Madison St., Allentown, Pa. Kuzmann, Joseph W. — 219 N. Franklin, Fleetwood, Pa. L Ladner, Judith E. — 216 Buckingham Dr., Bethlehem, Pa. Lakey, Betty J. — RD 2, Bath, Pa. Landis, Donna L — 127 E. Federal St., Allentown, Pa. Landis, Kathleen D. (Mrs.) — 150 Penn Ave.,Telford, Pa. Langkamcr, Lynn L. — 123 South 7th St., Lchighton, Pa. Larash, Rodney R. — RD 1, Allentown, Pa. Laudcnslager, Raymond J. — 20514 S. St. Could St., Allentown, Pa. Laudcnslager, Robert J. — 1309 Deweiler Ave., Hellertown, Pa. Learn, Linda F. — 523 Chew St., Allentown, Pa. Lehr, Douglas W. — 275 W. Main St., Kutztown, Pa. Lenich, Judith A. — 103 W. Broad St., Shillington, Pa. Lcnowsky, Bernadette M. — 512 Jefferson St., Reading, Pa. Levy, Elizabeth M. — 321 S. 17th St., Allentown, Pa. Lewis, Roberta A. — 138 W. Oley St., Reading, Pa. Little, Martha L. (Mrs.) — 214 Greenwood, Tamaqua, Pa. Litsinger, Edward E. Jr. — 25 Balbach Ave., New Castle, Del. Lloyd, Kenneth F. — 3234 Perkiomcn Ave., Reading, Pa. Lochman, William H. Sr. — 623 Lawrence Ave., West Lawn, Pa. Locpcr, Mary F. — 2539 Grant St., Reading, Pa. Long, Charlene — 3416 Reading Crest Ave., Reading, Pa. Long, Ronald A. — RD 1, Box 484, Macungie, Pa. Longaberger, James O. — 1618 Monacacy St., Bethlehem, Pa. Longcnbach, Keith F. — 713 E. 18th St., Northampton, Pa. Lorish, John E. — 1032 Wciscr St., Reading, Pa. Lukish, Ruth A. — 1524 Chew St., Allentown, Pa. l.uppino, John V. — 863 Grandell Ave., Reading, Pa. Lutz, Mary A. — 18 High Blvd., Reading, Pa. Lyons, Richard E. — 2151 Reading Blvd., West Lawn, Pa. 138 Lyons, Richard G. — 754 Cleveland Ave., Harrison, N. J. M McCloy, Robert M. — 1529 Woodland Ave., Folcroft, Pa. McCormick. Ginny A. — 1910 McLean St., Aliquippa, Pa. McCoy, Gary G. — Mr. Rt. Pine Rd., Mt. Holly Springs, Pa. McCoy, Sharyn D. — 721 Walnut St., Lansdale, Pa. MeFetridge, Gandy J. — 1450 Liberty St., Allentown, Pa. McIntyre, William J. — 720 4th Ave., Bethlehem, Pa. McKee, Margaret R. — 230 Poplar Ave., Wayne, Pa. Mahle, Ann F. — RD 3, Kutztown, Pa. Makoul, James J. — 2809 Allen St., Allentown, Pa. Makowski, Helen T. — 48 S. Gates Ave., Kingston, Pa. Malesic, Ruth P. — 1410 Pieffer Lane, Oberlin, Pa. Malewicz, Walter III — 38 Washington St., Topton, Pa. Malick, Judith (Mrs.) — 608 Mahantongo St., Pottsville, Pa. Mandjuris, Arthur J. — RD 6, Sinking Spring, Pa. Mantz, Ramon A.— 1433 Linden St., Allentown, Pa. March, William — 200 W. Butler St., Mt. Holly, Pa. Marion, Roscann E. — Lexington Bldg. 9 Valley View Apts., Pottstown, Pa. Marouchoc, Joanne M. — 221 E. Railroad St., Ncsquchoning, Pa. Marrongelle, Felice D. — 440 Belvedere Ave., Reading, Pa. Marsh, David W. — Rtc. 2 Box 110, Kutztown, Pa. Marsh, Janice D. — Rte. 2 Box 110, Kutztown, Pa. Martin, Herbert L — 1238 Wood Ave., Easton, Pa. Martin, Lee R. — 300 E. Washington St., Slatington, Pa. Martin, Robert D. — 1713 Market St., Ashland, Pa. Marx, Kathryn M. — 519 E. 10th St.. Northampton, Pa. Mathias, Betty J. — 600 March St., Shillington, Pa. Matthews, Paula A. — 352 W. Main St., Kutztown, Pa. Mattiuz, Carol A. — 429 N. 16th St.. Allentown, Pa. Mauser, John M. — RD 2 Box 47, Northampton, Pa. Maxwell, Thomas — 419 Bcnsal Rd., Hatboro, Pa. May, Alida M. — 11912 Stevens Rd., Philadelphia, Pa. May, Suzanne B. — Bethlehem Pike. North Wales. Pa. Maza, Dennis F. — 84 Eastern States Pkwy.. Somerville. N. J. Mazsa, Ilona J. — 1427 Easton Rd., Hcllcrtown. Pa. Meagher. Shirley R. — 114 E. Delmar Ave.. Linwood, N. J. Meek, Kermit R. — 109 High St.. Topton, Pa. Mcllingcr. I.ynnc A. — RD 2, Boyertown. Pa. Mcngcl, Carol A. — 325 S. St. Cloud St.. Allentown, Pa. Merkel, Franklin W. — 1344 Fern Ave., Reading, Pa. Mertz, Jayrcne E. — Mahoning Manor RD 1, Milton, Pa. Meter, Jonathan F. — 1027 Perry St., Reading, Pa. Meyers, John M. — 110A Mifflin Blvd., Shillington, Pa. Meyers, Lola J. — Rtc. 1, Riegelsvillc, Pa. Mickey, John A. — 1208 N. 19th St., Allentown, Pa. Milander, Kathleen A. — 1521 S. Front St., Allentown, Pa. Millen, Kathleen E. — 3004 N. 3rd St., Whitehall, Pa. Miller, Barry L. — 18 S. Reading Ave., Boyertown, Pa. Miller, Charlene A. — 178 Spruce St., Emmaus, Pa. Miller, Diane M. — 46 W. Main St., Mycrstown, Pa. Miller, Gcorginc Y. — 1537 N. 24th St., Allentown, Pa. Miller, Henry H. — 101 S. Robeson St., Robesonia, Pa. Miller, Joel A. — 225 Franklin St., Topton, Pa. Miller, Kenneth — Valley View Park, Danboro, Pa. Miller, Linda A. — 64 Woodland Rd., Wyomissing, Pa. Miller, Lynne J. — 1025 N. St. Lucas St., Allentown, Pa. Miller, Nancy J. — 383 N. York St., Pottstown, Pa. Miller, Rory Jam's — 1600 Penn Ave., Wyomissing, Pa. Miller, Sally (Mrs.) — Box 40, Old Zionsville, Pa. Mills, Amelia — 1010 N. 13th St., Reading, Pa. Minnich, Gary D. — 642 N. Jerome St., Allentown, Pa. Missimer, Diane M. — 112 W. 25th St., Northampton, Pa. Mitchell, David I. — 211 E. 18th St., Chester, Pa. Mitchell, Donald W. — Hilltown Pike, Hilltown, Pa. Mohr, Susan L — 2900 Oley Turnpike Rd., Reading, Pa. Molcts, Margaret A. — 106 Monroe St., Reading, Pa. Moll, Cynthia P. (Mrs.) — 30 Washington St., Fleetwood, Pa. Moock, Carol R. — 7832 Bayard St., Philadelphia, Pa. Morgan, Toni L. — 313 S. 4th St., Hamburg, Pa. Morrell, James J. — 1392 Dyrc St., Philadelphia, Pa. Mory, Roger N. — 622 Kathryn St., Reading, Pa. Moyer, Barry W. — 607 E. 5th St., Bethlehem, Pa. Moyer, Doris B. —451 Upper Mainland Rd., Harleysville, Pa. Moyer, Pamela L. — 2224 Raymond Ave., Reading, Pa. Moyer, Thomas A. — 417 Sycamore Rd., West Reading, Pa. Muller, Jacqueline — 15 Quarter Turn Rd. W., Lcvittown, Pa. Mumbauer, Naomi K. — RD 1 Box 120, Quakcrtown, Pa. Murphy, Jean C. (Mrs.) — Box 16 Hoffmansville Rd., Sassamansville, Pa. Murphy, Ronald J. — Apt. 3 1026 Cumberland St., Allentown, Pa. Murray, Ronald W. — RD 1, Mcrtztown, Pa. Murray, Shirley M. — RD 1, Mcrtztown, Pa. Musket, Marianne L. — 632 Penn Ave., Reading, Pa. Myers, Peggy L. — 16 Maple Ave., Littlestown, Pa. Myers, William M. — 134 Wile Ave., Souderton, Pa. N Nace, Daniel F. — 3 Chestnut St., Pottstown, Pa. Nace, David P. — RD 2, Fleetwood, Pa. Nagler, Robert A. — 280 Keswick Ave., Glensidc, Pa. Napolctano, Susan A. (Mrs.) — 321 Hain Ave., Reading, Pa. Ncbiker, Sandra K. — 1940 Linden St., Allentown, Pa. Nelson, Peter C. — Kutztown Plaza Apts., Kutztown, Pa. Nemeth, Jeanne L— 123 Cedar Rd., Riegelsville, Pa. Neumyer, Marsha G. — Mounted Route, Enola, Pa. Noecker, Kathleen E. — 127 Spring Crest Blvd., Sinking Spring, Pa. Noon, Joan M. — 336 Chestnut St., Reading, Pa. Nungesser, Jean — 1017 N. 5th St., Perkasic, Pa. Nuss, Kerr)- G. — 19 Shirley Rd., Hatboro, Pa. Nye, Marilyn A. — 531 Schuylkill Ave., Reading, Pa. O O'Connor, Mary L. — 42 Ivy Lane, Lansdale, Pa. Ogelby, Craig J. — Eagle Pineville Rds., RD 2, Newtown, Pa. Olik, Janet — RD 1, Brcinigsvillc, Pa. Opilla, Karen A. — 36 N. 18th St., Easton, Pa. Orlando, Francis A. — 560 No. 8th St., Reading, Pa. Orsato, Susan A. — 24 Northwood Rd., Newtown Square, Pa. Orsulak, Frank C. — 1914 Columbine Ave., Bethlehem, Pa. Orzech, Lois C. — 249 N. Front St., Reading, Pa. P Palmer, Barbara J. — 540 N. Front St., Reading, Pa. Parry, Harold O. — 11 Greenwich St., Kutztown, Pa. Parr ’, Lance A. — 1509 Turner St., Allentown, Pa. Parry, Mary Lou — 519 N. 25th St., Allentown, Pa. Parzanese, Frances N. — 1152 N. 11th St., Reading, Pa. Patrick, Henrietta — 1704 S. 21st St., Philadelphia, Pa. Paul, Howard — 1043 Lehigh St., Easton, Pa. Pavel, Elizabeth S. — 2303 S. Albert St., Allentown, Pa. Pawling, Robert A. — RD 3, Kutztown, Pa. Pawlyk, Katherine A. — 131 Webster Ave., Wyncote, Pa. Pearson, Dennis L. — 942 E. Tilghman St., Allentown, Pa. Pcifer, Sharon L. — 121 Perkasic Ave., West Lawn, Pa. Pcrlish, Joel S. — 153 Rodney Cir., Bryn Mawr, Pa. Perry, John L. — 922 Indiana Ave., Lcmoync, Pa. Persky, Doris A. — 406 Rchr St., Reading, Pa. Peters, Eileen — 813 N. Sherman St., Allentown, Pa. Peters, Suzanne L. — 424 Main St., Shocmakcrsville, Pa. Peters, Treesa L. — 49 W. Wyomksing Ave., Shillington, Pa. Petro, William R. — PP Box 52, Luzerne, Pa. Pettit, Carol L. — 365 Laurelwood Rd., Pottstown, Pa. Pfeiffer, Lesette M. — 303 E. Main St., Kutztown, Pa. Phillips, Patricia M. — 103 E. Walter St., Summit Hill, Pa. Pieja, Patricia A. — 1512 Ridge Ave., Reading, Pa. Pictrowski, John S. — 2323 Fairview Ave., Reading, Pa. Piper, Judith A. — 117 E. Applegate Ave., Pen Argyl, Pa. Plcam, Gar)' W. — 37 W. Lancaster Ave., Shillington, Pa. Pottcogcr, Linda J. — 38 Spring Crest Blvd., Sinking Springs, Pa. 139 Powers, Pamela — 933 Fern Ave., Kenhorst, Pa. Preston, Dawn E. — 2435 South St., Allentown, Pa. Preston, Donna L. — 568 Interstate Pkwy., Bradford, Pa. Prince, Carolyn E. — 690 Forest Rd., Wayne, Pa. Pron, Lynn A. — 924 S. 6th Ave., Scranton, Pa. Purdon, Gregory A. — 5 Lynoak Ave., Shillington, Pa. Pync, Francis J. Jr. — 1621 Chew St., Allentown, Pa. Q Quinn, James M. — 720 Front St., Freeland, Pa. R Raiser, Charles L — RD 1, Shelby, Pa. Rampulla, Joseph Jr. — Morris St., Nazareth, Pa. Rapp, Jacqueline — Box 247 RD 2, Milford, Pa. Raubenhold, Connie E. — 530 Franklin St., Hamburg, Pa. Ream, Dale — 260 Walnut St., Kutztown, Pa. Reaser, Roberta — RD 1, Montgomery, Pa. Reed, Robert E. — 104 E. Keller St., Topton, Pa. Reed, Virginia A. — 48 S. 3rd St., Crcssona, Pa. Reese, Dorothy A. — 1455 Lehigh St., Easton, Pa. Rchr, Sandra J. — 1213 Elm St., Reading, Pa. Rcivhert, Joseph R. — Children’s Home, Pottsville, Pa. Reidelbach, William P. — 1818 Catasauqua Rd., Bethlehem, Pa. Reigel, Roy H. — 1010 Yeadon Ave., Yeadon, Pa. Rcigle, John S. — 1257 N. 10th St., Reading, Pa. Reinbold, James S. — 603 N. 13th St., Allentown, Pa. Reisch, Peggy L. — 47 E. Summit St., Mohnton, Pa. Reiter, Carolyn P. — 1137 E. Congress St., Allentown, Pa. Reitz, Kathleen H. (Mrs.) — 3028 Belmont Ave., West Lawn, Pa. Remo, Victoria A. — 57 E. Raspberry St., Allentown, Pa. Repasch, Elizabeth A. — 1405 E. Highland St., Allentown, Pa. Rcssler, Linda K. — RD 1, Robcsonia, Pa. Reynolds, Mary A. — 211 S. 4th St., Mincrsville, Pa. Richards, Robert S. — 17 Pennwyn Terrace, Mt. Penn, Pa. Ridyard, Patricia L. — 430 Garrison St., Bethlehem, Pa. Ringsdorf, Carolyn S. — 717 Fairfax Rd., Drexel Hill, Pa. Rinkcr, Phyllis A. — 5930 Loretto Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Roberts, Wayne D. — 622 Post Rd., Marcus Hook, Pa. Rocdcll, Raymond F. Jr. — 315 N. 6th St., Allentown, Pa. Roman, Estelle M. — 32 E. Garrison St., Bethlehem, Pa. Rosati, Joy E. — 746 Hawthorn Rd., Bethlehem, Pa. Roth, Robin B. — Box 492 RD 2, Fleetwood, Pa. Rothenberger, Robert H. — 1340 First Ave., Hellertown, Pa. Rothenberger, Susan J. — 1340 First Ave., Hellertown, Pa. Rourkc, Evelyn P. — 40 School St., Ambler, Pa. Ruch, Carolyn M. — Rt. 1 Box 311-C, Coplay, Pa. Ruch, Jay T. — 825 N. 10th St., Allentown, Pa. Rudakiawicz, Patricia — 3353 Lincoln Pkwy., Allentown, Pa. Rutter, Linda L. — 342 Market St., Millersburg, Pa. Ryan, Mary E. — 529 Union Sr., Fullerton, Pa. S Sacco, Karen — 849 Seybert St., Hazclton, Pa. Salivonchik, John — 623 Front St., Catasaqua, Pa. Sanders, Louise M. — 701 Willow St., Pottstown, Pa. Sands, Donald R. — 163 Egypt Rd., Norristown, Pa. Savarese, Colette D. — 348 N. 4th St., Allentown, Pa. Scannell, John R. — 512 Line St., Easton, Pa. Scarpino, Diane M. — RD 2, Bloomsburg, Pa. Schaeffer, David E. — Shancsville, Pa. Schantz, Judy A. — Churchvicw Rd. RD 2, Coopersburg, Pa. Schcirer, Katherine M. — 806 E. 10th St., Northampton, Pa. Scheirer, Lynn D. — 3113 S. 2nd St., Whitehall, Pa. Schiavonc, Mark — 832 Pennsylvania Ave., Bangor, Pa. Schiavone, Nanci A. — 17 Valley View Estates RD 2, Macungic, Pa. Schlechter, Susan D. — 219 Talbot Dr., Broomall, Pa. Schmitz, Barbara L (Mrs.) — 516 Mulhenburg St., Reading, Pa. Schneider, Sandra L. (Mrs.) 3219 McKcntly St., Laureldale, Pa. Schoffstall, Christine E. — 40 E. Grand Ave., Tower City, Pa. Scholl, Nancy E. — 501 Magnolia Rd., Hellcrstown, Pa. Schrack, Myron E. — Rehrersburg, Pa. Schreiner, Joanne M. — 87 6th St., Fullerton, Pa. Schroeder, Charlotte A. (Mrs.) — RD 1, Kempton, Pa. Schroeder, Dennis J. — RD 1, Kempton, Pa. Schroeder, Linda L. — 5008 Kutztown Rd., Temple, Pa. Schukraft, Sharon L. — 321 S. Franklin St., Fleetwood, Pa. Schuler, Irene Nelson — 347 Chestnut St., Reading, Pa. Schuler, Linda J. — 202 N. Jerome St., Allentown, Pa. Schwanbach, Timothy — 127 Fairvicw St., Reading, Pa. Schweitzer, Lee — RD 3, Lehighton, Pa. Schweitzer, Suzanne P. — 1435 Hunter Rd., Rydal, Pa. Schwoycr, Dorcnc R. — Railroad St., Lyon Station, Pa. Scudner, Patricia A. — 2044 Butztown Rd., Bethlehem, Pa. Seibert, Robert H. — Walnut St., Box 88, Springtown, Pa. Seidel, Barbara A. — RD 3 Box 7, Fleetwood, Pa. Seidel, Robert W. — RD 1, Birdsboro, Pa. Seiler, Diane H. — 335 Washington St., Walnutport, Pa. Seng, Mary L. — 2345 Liberty St., Allentown, Pa. Sercnsits, Louis W. — 1335 Newport Ave., Northampton, Pa. Sestak, David — 831 Miller St., Easton, Pa. Severs, Susan B. — Box 24, Churchtown. Pa. Sewards, Michael P. — 134 S. 17th St., Allentown, Pa. Seyfcrt, James R. — 966 Patton Ave.. Reading, Pa. Scylcr. Linda C. — 325 W. Walnut St., Kutztown, Pa. Shancly, Martha F. — 54 Douglass St., Boyertown. Pa. Shaw, Carolyn L. — 1602 West End Ave.. Pottsville, Pa. Shaw. Katherine A. — 702 Knox Rd., Villanova, Pa. Sheesley, Lynn — Trcmont Apt., Allentown, Pa. Shellinberger, Marion N. (Mrs.) — RD 1, Bethel, Pa. Shclmirc, Nancy — 1905 Bristol Rd., Churchville, Pa. Shillca, Thomas J. — 306 S. Valley Ave., Olyphant, Pa. Shoop, Linda L. — 99 S. Camp St., Elizabethville, Pa. Shoup, Robin L. — RD 1, Catawissa, Pa. Shuler, Susan R. — Rt. 113, Lederach, Pa. Shutt, Barbara — 93 E. Mill St., Pine Grove, Pa. Silico, Barbara E. — 42 Washington St., Wind Gap, Pa. Simone, Doris E. — 1866 Robin Way, Bethlehem, Pa. Simpson, Mary C. — 521 W. 3rd St., Birdsboro, Pa. Sine, Terry L. — RD 2 Box 181, Quakcrtown, Pa. Sipos, John J. — 633 E. 10th St., Northampton, Pa. Sirny, William C. — 7183 Gillespie St., Philadelphia, Pa. Skultcti, David S. — 918 New Jersey Ave., Hellertown, Pa. Smirnov, Nadia — 1817 W. Main St., Millville, N. J. Smith, Carol A. — 904 N. 7th St., Perkasie, Pa. Smith, Carol L. — 1732 N. Main Ave., Scranton, Pa. Smith, Kenneth P. — Maple Grove Pk. RD 2, Mohnton, Pa. Smith, Louise A. — Rt. 3, Allentown, Pa. Smith, Robert W. — 337 Hollcnbach St., Reading, Pa. Smolnik, Frank S. — 1651 Pcrkiomen Ave., Reading, Pa. Sneddon, Lois C. — 800 Main St., Shocmakcrsville, Pa. Snedeker, Jean E. — 431 Beaumont St., Pccly, Pa. Snook, Nicholas M. — 1703 James St., Sinking Springs, Pa. Snyder, Charles E. Jr. — 631 Race St., Perkasie, Pa. Snyder, Faye N. — RD 1, Halifax, Pa. Snyder, Frederick B. — 213 Mayberry Ave., Reading, Pa. Snyder, Linda J. — 89 Whiteoak St., Kutztown, Pa. Snyder, Marion A. — 304 S. 17th St., Allentown, Pa. Sock, Edward S. — 1619 Ridgeway Ave., Willow Grove, Pa. Solomon, Michael G Jr. — 138 6th St., Whitehall, Pa. Sonnefcld, Ellen R. (Mrs.) — 905 W. Broad St., Bethlehem, Pa. Southard, Marian G. — 232 W. Packer Ave., Bethlehem, Pa. Spolski, Carol-Ann — 227 Brookline St., Reading, Pa. Squyres, Constance D. — 179 Humcville Rd., Langhorne, Pa. Stacherski, Joanne M. — 1135 Commonwealth Blvd., Reading, Pa. 140 Stahlnecker, Margret L — 428 Barrett Rd., Emmaus, Pa. Sterger, Kathleen M. — Star Route, Trout Run, Pa. Steinmetz, Nancy H. (Mrs.) — 110 S. Main St., Nazareth, Pa. Stemlcr, Roberta J. — 536 Hamilton St., Bowmanstown, Pa. Stephens, Cheric F. — 2221 Liberty St., Allentown, Pa. Sterling, Martha B. (Mrs.) — RD 1, Hellertown, Pa. Sternberg, Fay E. — 68 Mohn St., Mohnton, Pa. Stevens, Marjorie L. — Applcwood Dr. RD 1, Orefreld, Pa. Stevens, Susan E. — 2706 Livingston St., Allentown, Pa. Stieff, Carol L. — 1426 Linden St., Reading, Pa. Stocker, Patricia R.— 2059 E. Columbia St., Allentown, Pa. Stoisits, Mark F. — 321 E. 11th St., Northampton, Pa. Stoll, Linda D. — Box 94, Rome, Pa. Stoner, Rosemary E. — 1143 Mulberry St., Reading, Pa. Stout, Sharon L. — 901 Ridge St., W. Easton, Pa. Stoycr, Charles H. — Box 3o, Vera Cruz, Pa. Strinc, Ann C. — 729 Queen St., York, Pa. Strauss, Marilyn J. — 202 Patterson St., Lansford, Pa. Strouse, Carol L. — 9939 Jeanes St., Philadelphia, Pa. Strouse, John H. — 2239 Birch St., Easton, Pa. Strunk, Elizabeth A. — 1801 N. 15th St., Reading, Pa. Stump, Jean E. — 122 N. Walnut St., Fleetwood, Pa. Stutz, James E. — 118 N. Morris St., St. Clair, Pa. Sullivan, Gerri M. — 4226 Tudor St., Philadelphia, Pa. Sullivan, Stephen L. Jr. — 1133 Laurel Lane, Hunington Valley, Pa. Sutter, Amelia E. — RD 1, Lcnhartsville, Pa. Swain, Jeanne M. — 801 S. 25th St., Allentown, Pa. Swalm, Darrell W. — 946 Lancaster Ave., Reading Pa. Swartwout, William A. — 163 W. Main St., Kutztown, Pa. Swavely, Raymond L — 210 Cecil Ave., West Lawn, Pa. Sweigert, Vivian M. (Mrs.) — 3600 Pcrkiomcn Ave., Rciffton, Reading, Pa. Swietzer, Sandra E. — 287 Delaware Ave., Palmerton, Pa. Swoyer, Mary E. — 331 Schuylkill Ave., Reading, Pa. Szatx), Thomas L. — 1818 W. Worth St., Bethlehem, Pa. T Tarantion, Mary T. — 43 Oak St., Tresckow, Pa. Tarnowoski, John L. — RD 3, Danville, Pa. Taroli, Nicholas — 400 Bridge Sr., Old Forge, Pa. Tatalias, Emmanuel N. — 851 N. 19th St., Allentown, Pa. Taylor, Barbara M. — 4411 Loring St., Philadelphia, Pa. Tellis, Kaliopc — 623 King St., Pottstown, Pa. Terry, Carole L. (Mrs.) — RD 1, Clarks Summit, Pa. Thierjung, Mary J. — 1301 Micklcy Rd., Fullerton, Pa. Thomas, Harold C. — Box 19A RD 3, Kutztown, Pa. Thompson, Patricia E. — 110 Main Blvd., Allentown, Pa. Thornlcy, Dana J. — 2343 Pine Rd., Huntingdon Valley, Pa. Tillman, George C. — 870 Foulkrod St., Philadelphia, Pa. Timmcr, Dennis J. — 1406 Easton Ave., Bethlehem, Pa. Tomaszewski, John J. — 1638 Cotton St., Reading, Pa. Tompkins, Cynthia Y. — Plaza Apts. Normal Ave., Kutztown, Pa. Trate, Linda L. — RD 1, Birdsboro, Pa. Trefsgcr, Kenneth E. — 654 Oakdale Ave., Pottstown, Pa. Trexler, Mary E. — 327V5 N. 15th St., Allentown, Pa. Troutncr, Margaret A. — 3230 Glenview St., Philadelphia, Pa. Trubilla, Nicholas J. — 41 E. Lehigh St., Coaldale, Pa. Tumas, John M. — 165 Orwigsburg St., Tamaqua, Pa. Tycholiz, John W. — 223 N. 8th St., Allentown, Pa. Tyson, George R. — 120 2nd St., Shillington, Pa. U Unger, William G — 1120 Packer St., Sunbury, Pa. Unruh, John H. — RD 2, Mohnton, Pa. V Valish, Frank A. — 3447 Freemansberg Ave., Bethlehem, Pa. Van Doren, Geraldine C. — 2228B Catasauqua Rd., Bethlehem, Pa. Vasievich, Janice M. — 2074 Kenmorc Ave., Bethlehem, Pa. Vitushinsky, John — 1823 Northampton Ave., Northampton, Pa. Vogel, George J. Jr. — 768 Mt. Laurel Ave., Temple, Pa. Voigt, Laura S. — 63 Brooklyn Rd., Stanhope, Pa. Vought, Sandra — N. Market St., Elysburg, Pa. W Wabby, John P. — 35 S. Morris St., St. Clair, Pa. Wagaman, David G. — Kempton, Pa. Wagaman Gene F. — 31 Washington St., Topton, Pa. Waite, Mahlon G — 1303 Reading Blvd., Wyomissing, Pa. Wallize, Sherry K. — 13 S. Market St., Millersville, Pa. Walsh, Maureen R. — 611 W. Race St., Pottsville, Pa. Walters, Joan W. (Mrs.) — 2297 N. Sherman St., York, Pa. Ward, Marsha L. (Mrs.) — 707 Pennsylvania Ave., Whitehall, Pa. Wasilko, Elizabeth A. — 357 W. Abbott St., Lansford, Pa. Weaver, Kenneth L — RD 1, Douglassville, Pa. Weidcr, Sandra A. — 2426 Dewey Ave., Northampton, Pa. Weisel, Suzanne A. — RD 1 Box 265A, Wind Gap, Pa. Wengert, Karen L. — 307 State St., Hamburg, Pa. Wentzel, Robert H. — 1114 Locust St., Reading, Pa. Werner, Herbert A. — 154 Bankway, Lehighton, Pa. Werley, Ethel M. — 1102 Main Sr., Shocmakcrsville, Pa. Wernicki, Christine A. — 1921 Fairview St., Reading, Pa. Wescott, Karen — Box 354, New Milford, Pa. Wessncr, James — 1029 W. Erie St., Allentown, Pa. Wcstley, Susan M. — 128 Robeson St., Reading, Pa. Weigncr, Shelia — 207 S. 16th St., Allentown, Pa. Wilding, Susan — 323 Tanner Ave., Hatboro, Pa. Wildrick, Jane A. — 1929 E. Fairmont St., Allentown, Pa. Williams, Kathleen M. — 631 Carsonia Ave., Reading, Pa. Willing, Gary J. — 537 E. Broad St., Tamaqua, Pa. Wilson, Charles G. — 518 Fairview Ave., Penndel, Pa. Wilt, Dolores I. — 23 N. Main St., Muncy, Pa. Wirebach, John H. — 28 Young Birch Rd., Levittown, Pa. Witman, Diane L — 917 Beach St., Reading, Pa. Witmcr, Steven — 306 N. 8th St., Selinsgrove, Pa. Witmoyer, Susan K. — 3111 Hillside St., Harrisburg, Pa. Wolstcnholme, Susan L — Rte. 2 Box 87, New Tripoli, Pa. Wormuth, James F. — 6 Gilbert St., Carbondale, Pa. Wright, David L. — 2300 Reading Ave., West Lawn, Pa. Y Yautz, Annette — 1827 Hay Terrace, Easton, Pa. Yeager, Peggy A. — Market St., Auburn, Pa. Yecker, Judy A. — 293 Pleasant Valley Dr., Leola, Pa. Yoder, Diane L. — 249 Greenwich St., Kutztown, Pa. Young, Douglas A. — 2223 Edgewood St., Easton, Pa. Young, Kathleen A. (Mrs.) — 35 E. Philadelphia Ave., Boyer town, Pa. Younger, Gary C. — 329 Howertown Rd., Catasauqua, Pa. Youse, Geraldine A. — Bowers, Pa. Yuhasz, Linda K. — 339 Mauch Chunk St., Nazareth, Pa. Yurvati, Joseph E. — 412 Chestnut St., Allentown, Pa. Z Zaffire, Vincent A. — 405 Fairmont Ave., Whitehall, Pa. Zamadics, Joanne — Danielsville, Pa. Zeiber, Gerald O. — Spook Lane RD 4, Reading, Pa. Zcilcr, Jerome I. — 478 W. Main St., Kutztown Pa. Zclke, Maryann E. — 403 E. 4th St., Bethlehem, Pa. Zcrby, Jack W. — 123 Brandle St., Johnstown, Pa. Ziegenfus, Dianne Wehr (Mrs.) — 122 S. 9th St., Lehighton, Pa. Ziegler, Neil H. — 527 Pike St., Reading, Pa. Zielinski, April — Allentown, Pa. Zimmerman, Fred — 720 S. Jefferson St., Allentown, Pa. Zingler, Jean E. — 957 Stratford St., Bethlehem, Pa. 141 Keystonia Staff Bottom row, left to right: John Perry, Mary Walsh, Irene Vanoni, Nancy Emerson. Second row, left to right: Dennis Danko, Carol Moock, Jack Lorish, Tom Shillea. Top row: Nick Bowen. 142 Special Credits Nicolas Bowen — Editor in Chief John Lorish — Art Editor John Perry and Dennis Danko — Photography Editors Mary Walsh — Copy Editor John Perry — Scheduling Director Carol Moock — Scapegoat Art — Layout: Tom Shillea, Carol Moock Copy Staff: — Irene Vanoni, Nancy Emerson General Advisor — Paul C. Laincz Copy Consultant — Dr. W. Gordon Dustan Business Manager — Dr. J. 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