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Cheerleaders
The Highacres' Barre. The Highacres'
Cheerleaders were out 'squad definitely had
supporting the Condor's . / something to cheer
basketball team every about.
Monday, Wednesday, The squad was led by
Friday and Saturday of Bettejo "8.J." Paulk,
their season. The days captain; and Renee
the cheerleaders weren't Kovach, co-captain. B.J.
'at a game they were transferred to University
usually practicing. The. Park for her Spring
cheerleaders faithfully Term, and made it
:followed the team as far ;through the first two cuts
has York, Ogontz, and (out of three for the Nit
-INCACC. The Condors tany Cheerleading
were quite • successful Squad! The other
this year as they made it members of the squad in
to the first round of the elude: Greg Rhinesmith,
'CCAC's, losing to York Mary Heyman, Dave
by a score of 66-65. The Barchik, Liz Hartman,
,Condors won the Missy Miller, Daniel
;Hazleton Highacres' ;Martocci, Nancy Sabot,
Holiday Classic while 'Sue _ Dennis, Roxy
Belles Lettres
Belle Lettres' major
program for the past
year was the Twenty
third Annual Tri-County
Reading Festival held in
the Library on Friday,
April
. 16, 1982. Sixteen
high school students and
their advisors from six
different high schools at
tended the function.
The club's officers are
Philip Voystock and.
Chris McNab. Other
members include: Otis
'Gallagher, Judd
Buskirk, Anne Cormier
and Bob Tier.
Parnassus
Although Parnassus is
not the most active group
on campus, it consists of
the "doers" of the cam
pus. The members must
be involved in at least
two other recognized ac
tivities on the Hazleton
Campus, and maintain a
2.5 cumulative average
to remain in the club. Be
ing a member of Par
nansus is recognition of
outstanding achieve
ment. All Parnasus
members will become a
part of the Keystone
Honor Society when they
transfer to University
Park.
On April 15, 1982, the
club inducted 21 new
members, four of which
will be officers next
year. Eric - Riedinger,
President; Lori Folk,
Vice-President; Diane
Fisher, Secretary; and
Roxanne Franck,
Treasurer, will be giving
up their positions to
Rosemarie Cistone, Alan
Smith, Sue Hower, and
Terri Eroh respectively.
The club members
conducted a Book Sale
this year and contributed
half their proceeds to the
Highacres Library. The
ever-growing member
ship of this club is a
reflection of the high
values placed upon
academics and social ac
tivities at the Highacres
'Campus.
ACV
The Hazleton Campus
Video Club (HCV) was
quite active this year as
it worked towards the
success of raising $66,000
, for the American Cancer
Society's Telethon. The
Club also raised $l,OOO
for their own operation
'by holding a television
auction. HCV was
responsible for the Daily
Report given on the
Highacres Campus, as
well as a weekly pro
gram held in downtown
Hazleton.
Members of HCV were
guest speakers at the
Pennsylvania Scholastic
Press Association Con
vention for High School
Students. Some of the
members of HCV who
deserve special recogni
tion for their hard efforts
RHC
The Residence Hall
Council deserves
recognition for the many
contributions it has
made in providing com
'fort and recreation for
the dormitory residents.
The car wash they held
allowed them to pur
chase Home Box Office
for the main lounge, as
well as a pool table and
ping pong equipment.
The group also organized
an "Anything 'Goes"
event, which was spon
sored by Pabst Blue Rib- '
bon Beer. The earnir.gs
went to the Big Brother,
Association. RHC also
Compendium 2
and accomplishments
entail, Joe Krushinsky
for "creative produc
tiveness," Steve Zarick
for being the "outstan
ding First Year Man,"
and Jerry Trently and
Jane Bugda for serving
'as an "energetic News
Team."
The crew was run
under the leadership of
Joe Krushinsky, Presi
dent; Steve Zarick, Vice-
President; Bill
McV augh, Treasurer,
and Lori Emerich,
Secretary. The other
members of the staff in
clude: Bob Tier, Mark
Anton, Tim Swarr, Tom
Swarr, Carol Clanton,
Alita Rovito, Terry Mc-,
Carthy and Jeff
Schroeder.
organized a "Gong
Show" and the Hallo
ween Dance.
Some members which
merit special attention
for their hard work are
Tony Leshinski, Dave
Albright, • Debbie
Cassano and Dee Hart
+men, President. Other
'members of RHC in
clude: Chris Taylor,
Treasurer; Leslie
Hughes, Secretary;
Rosemarie Cistone, Don
na Spengler, Sue Hower,
Cathy Garrity, Jeff
Recker, Gwen Toevs,
and Lori Folk.