Inauguration - Bloomsburg University

Husky Notes
’48
June Novak Bones and husband, Salvadore,
Hughesville, observed their 60th wedding anniversary
in July 2008.
’54
Kenneth Kirk and Patricia Edwards Kirk, both
members of the class of 1954, marked their 50th
wedding anniversary in 2008.
’58
Rev. Douglas Boden and Eunice Miller Boden,
both members of the class 1958, celebrated their
50th wedding anniversary in 2008.
Rev. Jim Johnson and wife, Elva, Lewisburg, celebrated
their 50th wedding anniversary in June 2008.
Byron Krapf retired after 45 years of pastoral ministry in
the Central Pennsylvania Conference of the United Methodist
Church. During those years, he served as tour host for
nine international trips to Europe, the Mediterranean and the
Middle East.
’63
Paul Bingaman retired as teacher and special education
department chair at the Queensbury (N.Y.)
School District.
Quest offers extended trips
Bloomsburg University’s
Quest program
offers extended trips
for BU students, alumni and
friends. No experience is
necessary for many of these
trips and most equipment
is provided. Varied amounts
of physical stamina are
required. Participants
travel to destinations in
the commonwealth, across
the U.S., and in Africa,
South and Central America
and Europe.
Backpack the Grand Canyon,
March 1 to 7. A trip for
experienced hikers only led
by Tabitha Chlubicki.
Cotswold Ring, England
Walking Tour, June 10
to 18: The Cotswold
Way is one of the most
scenic walks to be found
in the British Isles. Its
22
rural character has been
preserved, with quiet lanes,
thatched cottages and rose
vine-covered stone walls
reminiscent of an age long
past. The land was settled by
a Celtic people more than
2,000 years ago and artifacts
are still visible today.
Walk Across England – Coast
to Coast, June 22 to July 4:
Participants will walk across
the breadth of northern
England through some of the
island’s most beautiful mountains
and moorland. The walk
will begin in the Lake District
region of northwest England,
passing through the mountainous
and hilly landscape of
highland sheep farms and villages
of stonewalled houses,
inns and ancient churches
before finishing at the North
Yorkshire Moors.
Friends return to campus
Friends who attended BU in the 1960s hold a yearly reunion and,
in 2008, they met for the first time at their alma mater. During the
reunion, they visited the Alumni House and toured campus. Shown
are, left to right, front row: Edith Capp Mariani ’66, Carol
Kaminski Grippen ’66 and Linda Ransom Shively ’65 and, back
row: Ann Calisto Geisinger ’66, Ann Snyder Allen ’67, Darlene
Bryce Buick ’54/’65 and Theresa Zotcavage Lodanoski ’67.
Participants in Quest’s English walking tours will visit traditional
villages like this one.
In addition to these programs, Quest also conducts day trips
on most weekends and custom-designs teambuilding and other
experiences to meet groups’ needs. For additional information,
contact Quest at quest@bloomu.edu or (570) 389-2100 or check
online at www.buquest.org.
B L o o M S B U r G T H E u N I V E R s I T Y M a G a Z I N E