Allen Krantz to appear
on campus
The Cultural Affairs Pro
gram at the Hazleton Campus
will present Mr. Allen Krantz,
a classical guitarist, on Mon
day, April 19, 1982 at 7.p.m. in
the Residence Hall Lobby.
Mr. Krantz is an exciting
young performer who has
delighted audiences on both
coasts as well as on television
and radio. His repertoire
ranges from Renaissance to
the Twentieth 'Century, and
includes original composi
tions and music from Japan
and India, as well as the
traditional European and
Latin American guitar
literature.
Mr. Krantz holds a
Bachelor of Music degree
from the San Francisco Con-
Artwork goes on display
The Penn State Hazleton
Campus Cultural Affairs Pro
gram is presenting "Beginn
ing Phases," an exhibit of art
work by Ms. Robin Antolick,
a local artist. It began on
Monday and will continue un
til next Friday. The exhibit is
located on the lower level of
the Ilighacres library and is
displayed during regular
library hours.
Ms. Antolick attended the
Art Institute of Fort Lauder
dale, Florida, and received
an Associate of Science
Degree in Advertising
servatory and a Master of
Music degree from Stanford
University, and has studied
with such noted guitarists as
Michael Lorimer and Oscar
Ghiglia.
He has appeared often on
college campuses, communi
ty concert series, and in
numerous chamber music
ensembles and festivals.
Recently, he performed duets
with Russian mandolinist
Emanuel Scheynkman in
Carnegie Hall as part of the
Soviet Emigre Music
Festival.
The performance is
scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. in
the Residence Hall Lobby and
is open to the public.
Design. She is a 1979 graduate
of West Hazleton High School
and the Commercial Art
Department 'at the Hazleton
Area Vo-Tech School,
Since graduation, Ms. An
tolick has been working as a
free-lance,,artist specializing
in portraiture and is current
ly setting up a studio/gallery
in Nuremberg, PA. She has
been a recipient of the Gold
Key Award and recently was
selected as the winner of the
1982 Hazleton City Logo Com
petition.
Vet's club plans
tourney
The First Annual
Highacres Ping-Pong Tour
nament is now being arrang
ed by the Veteran's Club on
Campus.
The tournament, which will
be conducted during the en
tire Spring Term, is being
organized- by Sophomore
Kevin Sharpe and Freshman
Dave Picarelli, president and
vice-president of the Vet's
Club respectively.
A ladder is now being form
ed for singles players only.
Next Monday, March 29, is
the final day to sign up for the
tournament.
There will be a $1 entry fee
to participate payable to
the Vet's Club. The fee will
offset the cost of the first, se
cond, and third place trophies
which will be awarded to the
contest winners at the end of
the term. Also, new ping-pong
paddles and a new net will be
purchased by the club.
"If the response is good
enough," said Sharpe, "there
is the possibility of starting a
second playoff ladder with
two sets of players competing
simultaneously."
To sign up for the tourna
ment, see any. Vet's Club
member or stop by the
Veteran's Club office located
downstairs in the Commons
Building.
Ms. Pat Zubritsky and Mr.
Joseph Boyle are advisers of
the Highacres Veterans Club.
Blue Band to make area appearance
Look for a night of fine
listening on Sunday, April 4,
as the Penn State Blue Band
comes to Hazleton. The Sym
phonic band is to perform at 8
p.m. at the Hazleton High
School auditorium.
The PSU Symphonic Blue
Band is separate from the
Marching Band although both
bands are under ,the same
leadership, and many
stup/ents participate in both
organizations.
The band has had only four
conductors since its inception
in 1914. Currently, Dr. Ned C
Personal Ads
To Paula,
Happy Birthday to the
cutest girl I've ever met
with the prettiest eyes
and long blonde hair,
WOW!
Love, Your secret admirer.
Tony,
Will you be my guardian
angel?
Joey V-,
To the little person who
brightens our life. You will
always be our buttercup.
The GO-GO's
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Deihl is Director of Band
and Professor in the School o
Music at Penn State. H:-
assumed leadership in 1975
after serving as Associate
Director for the previous)
twelve years.
The Symphonic Blue Band
has performed at several na
tional conferences and has
toured throughout the Com
monwealth of Pennsylvania.
The Hazleton Penn State
Alumni Club is in charge of
the arrangements and tickets
can be obtained through the
Office of Student Affairs.
To Johnny M.,
With your sparkling eyes
and warm voice you found
o place in my heart.
To Tony, Kurt, Andy, Chris,
Mark, Frank, and Danny,
The roses are red,
The cards are too,
Just another way
To say we love you.
Sherri, Sandy, Anne
Denise
To the Cruisers,
From one who is glad
she strayed!
Jerry,
A faithful friend is a
strong defence: and he
that hath found such' a one
hath found a treasure.
Love and Hershey Kisses,
Jayne Ann
Timmy H.,
You are no ordinary per
son to me.
Steve,
You make me totally
weak! ! !
Love,
D.J.B.
The Gypsy