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ALUMNI CORNER
Below are a few interesting facts and
comments which came in after we
printed the response to the 1984 alumni
survey. Now it's already time to fill out
the 1985 survey form. Your classmates
from the Hazleton Campus would like
to know where YOU are and what
you're doing this year.
Joanne Kulp Daugirda - 'B2
Microbiology, and her husband, John
Daugirda, 'B2 Adm J, are both Ist
lieutenants in the U.S. Army stationed
in Frankfurt, Germany. Joanne is chief,
ambulatory care support branch, 97th
General Hospital; John is adjutant,
709th Military Police Battalion.
Joanne, who was at the Hazleton
Campus from fall of '7B to spring of 'BO,
writes "We run into Penn Staters all over
the world. Whether it is someone we
knew from school or a total stranger,
instant friendship develops. It is a won
derful feeling."
John Roslevlch, Jr. -74 Theatre,
was at Highacres from 1970 to 1972.
Now he lives in St. Louis, Missouri,
where he is property master for Reper
tory Theatre of St. Louis and for Opera
Theatre of St. Louis. He's also head of
Roslevich Designs and won rave reviews
for his set design for a musical review
at the Loretto-Hilton Center in St. Louis.
Donna Tarapchak - 'B3 Eng Sci,
was at Highacres from the summer of
'79 to summer of 'Bl. She's now a qual
ity control, associate engineer and
would like PSU alumni to write to her
at 1115 Fox Hill Dr., Apt 316, Mon
roeville, Pa. 15146. She sends greetings
to Dr. Covert
Mail to: PENN STATE Hazleton Campus, Highacres, Hazleton, Pa. 18201
Name
Address
Spouse's Name
Current Job
Degrees, Honors, Activities, etc
Comments or other information
When were you at the Hazleton Campus?
Classroom Building Renamed For Kostos
The classroom/laboratory building,
constructed 15 years ago while Frank
C. Kostos was director of the Hazleton
Campus, will be renamed in his honor
at a ceremony scheduled for Sunday,
May 19.
The name change received official
sanction in January at a meeting of the
Board of Trustees of The University. The
action was taken at the request of Dr.
David for the Hazleton Campus with
support from the Hazleton Educational
Council, the Faculty General Assembly
and the Student Government Associa
tion.
Mr. Kostos headed the Hazleton Cam
pus from 1954 until his retirement in
1973. He died March 12, 1984 at age
73.
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Class Major
Class Major
It was during the 19 years of his
leadership that the campus experienced
its greatest growth, both in number of
students and size of the physical plant.
Many of the associate degree programs
were established during his tenure and
the student population doubled in size
to reach 750.
The Residence Hall, the Dining Hall,
the Library, and the Classroom Building
were all constructed during his years as
director and plans were developed and
approval obtained for the Physical Edu
cation Building.
The rededication and renaming cere-
mony is being planned by a committee
consisting of Dr. Michael Matsko, Dr.
Eugene Miller, Dr. Michael Santulli,
Joseph McCallus and Karl Krone.