10 The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, April 18, 1990 SCHOOL Teachers needed for theater workshop ~The Little Theatre of Wilkes- Barre is seeking teachers for its Summer Theatre Workshop to be held at the Little Theatre, 537 N. Main Street, Wilkes-Barre. Open- ings are available for experienced and enthusiastic people who can teach acting, stage craft, make-up, or costumes. There is also an open- ing for a director for the work- shop's student production. The workshop is geared toward students, grades 7 through 12, whoare interested in learning more about theatre. As well as class- room activities in basic acting and backstage techniques the students are expected to participate in a production for the general public. Classes are scheduled for Mon- day, Wednesday and Thursday, 6 p.m. to9 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. to 12 noon, from June 20 through July 29, with a student production July 27 and 28. So the students receive a well-rounded theatrical experience, different courses will be offered at least once a week but no more than three times a week. For teachers, this means it is not necesary to commit to a four-day week. Ifyou have theatrical experience, like teenagers, and would enjoy a rewarding summer, submit a letter of interest and resume by April 18 to Jacki Felder, Summer Theatre Workshop Chairperson, 649 War- ren Avenue, Kingston, PA 18704. Alumnus starts scholarship for Dallas High "A Penn State alumnus has endowed a scholarship for out- standing Dallas (Pa.) Senior r High School graduates. Philip H. Cease, vice president _ for personnel at the Kinney Shoe Corp. in New York, isa 1949 gradu- ate in agricultural economics. He has been active for many years in alumni and University organiza- tions and is a long-time supporter of Penn State. The Warren J. Cease Memorial Scholarhsip, named for Philip Cease's brother, will be awarded to an academically talented graduate of the Dallas High School who enrolls full-time at the University Park Campus. The one-year award Lake-Lehman students win art awatds Pictured above left, are Barbie Campbell, 9th grade; James Covert, 7th grade; Chris Thomas, 12th grade; and Chris Campbell, 10th grade of Lake-Lehman School District. They were winners of the’ Best of Grade Level at the Suzanne Maria Rossetti Memorial Juried Art Show held at the MacDonald Art Gallery, College Misericordia. Barbie Campbell also received the Rossetti Art Show Announcement Design Award; Truyen Huynh Memorial Award for Artistic and Technical Excellence, Junior High; and Second Place. Christopher Thomas also received Excellence in Color, Senior High Award; and a Third Place. Other winners incluced Charity Santry for the Lowry and Charles Puckey Award for Watercolor; and a Third Place. Matt Kukosky received the Award for Excellence in Abstract, and a Second and Fourth Place. is not renewable, and a new fresh- man recipient will be chosen each. year. Warren Cease was a native of Dallas, and worked for a school bus contractor there. Philip Cease lives in Mountain- side, N.J., with his wife, Martha Martin Cease. Tara Rehounek received the Kevin Searfoss Memorial Award for Science Fiction or Fantasy; and a First, Fourth, and an Honorable Mention. Other winners included Stasia Maculloch, First and Second Place; Susan Grady, First and Third Place; Shannon Dowd, First and Third Place; Sarah Wilson, Second Place and Honorable Mention; Doris Shambora, Third Place and Honorable Mention; Jennifer Engler, Fourth Place and Honorable Mention; Amy Rogers, Second Place; Morkel Piennar, Third Place; and Dawn Golabek, Honorable Mention. Taking care of the animals Pictured is Terry Weidner with her shepherd-collie mix dog, Nikki. Blue Ribbon Dog & Cat Coiffures presented a program on how to take care of your pet, sponsored by the S.P.C.A. at the Trucksville Nursery School. Shown in the photo, from left, Craig Jones, Tara Werner, Jeffrey Pace, Denise Reschauer (teacher's assistant), Tommy Van Horn, WESTMORELAND POSTER WINNERS - Winners of Save Your Vision poster coloring contest at Westmoreland Elementary School above , are from left, first row, Maura Popson, Courtney Krypton, Megan Daney, Timothy Moran; second row, Jerry Sevoroski, Jeff Kernag, Jared McTague, Jacklyn Gorda; Dr. James Bozzuto. (Photo by Charlot M. Denmon) Students win poster contest By CHARLOT M. DENMON Staff Writer Vision Associates of Dallas, owned by Dr. James Bozzuto and Dr. Lewis Krotick, recently con- ducted a poster coloring contest recently in both the Dallas and Westmoreland Elementary Schools. Posters which had a picture and slogan ‘Save Your Vision’ were distributed to the students in grades one through four. The students were told they could color the pictures on the poster any color or colors they desired. The winners were awarded gift certificates good for a pizza from the Pizza Hut. The winning post- ers were then returned to Dr. Bozzuto, who was going to hold a drawing and the winners of the drawing would win sunglasses. : POSTER WINNERS - Winners of the Save Your Vision coloring contest at Dallas Elementary School, above, are from left, seated, Heather Jones, Rachel McCue, Jeanie Drier, Jennifer Germick; standing, Melissa Sassaman, Brooke Adelson, John Zimniski, Sean Casey, Dr. James Bozzuto. (Photo by Charlot M. Denmon) Seminary students in top 10 percent David L. 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