Page Ten-Highacres Collegian, May 20, 1974 ERIC WALKER AWARD Mark Denke, son of Mr. and Mrs. George M. Denke, RDI Drums, has been selected as the Highacres representative for the Eric A. and Josephine Walker Award. After com petition at the Worthington- Scranton Campus, Mark also took the Pocono Region Award. He will now enter the final stage at University Park for the state award. Mark, the first Hazleton student to capture the Pocono title, has served as represen tative, mlce -president, and president of the S.G.A., presi dent of Parnassus, vice-presi dent of chorus, a member of the Business and Economics Club, a photographer for the COLLEGIAN, a brother of Alpha Phi Omega, president of the 5.U.8., member of Council of Presidents at U -Park, elected to Who's Who in American Junior Colleges, and a member of the Highacres swim team. He is majoring in insurance amd real estate in the College of Business Administration. He plans to get a Masters De gree in Student Personal Ad ministration. FAREWELL continued from page two her great bookkeeping. But all these gratitudes aside, there is one person who changed our outlook, im proved our paper, and gave us hope. We never would have made it without the excellent guidance of Dr. Lawrence Suhre. We wish him luck and may his red pen never run dry. Last of all we would like to thank those of you ,who took time to read the COLLEGIAN. We hope you enjoyed reading it as much as we enjoyed writing it. John Busher Maria J. Rovito Sincerely yours, r7www7wsi, Unifoz Sweatshirts Jackets MI a 14 E.BROAD ST. HAZLETON PA. (A) Style No. G 5957 (B) Style No. G 5958 This is an editorial which may contain some unprint ablest but which I feel com pelled to write nevertheless. We have had vandalism in the past. lam not lecturing, moralizing, or delivering any tirade; I am simply making the announcement--with the hope of possibly arousing some aware ness and perhaps even some guilt--that some (expletive deleted) person has destroyed a full octave of felt hammers in the piano in the SUB Game Room. A STONES THROW AWAY ** giliffist PAL JOE A ' s ' : G GOODS -x-* e ti M'j MEE HOURS' 10 to 10 NON.thru SAT. Yellow or White Finish Yellow or White Finfsh EDITORIAL by Deborah Berger I rest my case. GP ELECTRUM GIVES THE LADIES EQUAL r ~~" - ~ - ~~ rC~o _, delivers time-keeping reliability. Available in a variety of beauti ful styles. . , GIRARO PERREGAUX . . FINE WATCHES SINCE 1791 ;~~.4~fJ~M`;' :Pe
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