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Former Dallas Girl Competed
In Miss Pennsylvania Contest
Among the beauties vying for
the “Miss Pennsylvania” title
last week at Hershey was a
former Dallas girl, Kathy Mun-
nell, presently of Moscow, Pa.
Kathy, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph D. Munnell,
graduated from Dallas Senior
High School in 1969. During her
school days locally, she was
Dallas Graduates
(continued from PAGE ONE)
designated by a goldcolored
scarf worn over their black
gown. Class members are:
First row, left to right:
Raymond Kuderka, president;
George Messersmith, vice
president; Diane Sherman,
secretary; Anthony Fannick,
treasurer;
Second row: Barbara
Kwasnik, Michele Swingle,
Gloria O‘Brien, Jill Daron, Joan
Kuchinskas, Tamar Solnik,
Nancy Roberts, Kathleen
Brennan, Elizabeth Musto, Gail
Martin, Emma Fehlinger,
Catherine Wilson, Pamela
Mong. Patricia Koeb, Marilyn
SherMinski, Brenda Richards,
Carla Dunham, Barbara
Youngblock, Constance Kapral,
Barbara Rice, Jennifer Garris,
Carol Stroh, Maureen Novicki,
Phonda Moore, Roxanne
Besciglia, Jeanne Heffner;
Third row: Debra Price,
Patricia Burke, Cynthia Smith,
Diane Chadwick, Barbara
Reese, JoAnn Shonk, Charlene
Demmy, David Kulick, Emily
Peters, Mary Cully, Lauren
Wilks, Nancy Bergman, Linda
fer Arlene Kozich, Mary
Ka®hryn Gilmartin, Kim
English, Christopher Govin,
Diane Earl, Jocelyn Strunk,
Warkén Boyes, Carol Kaleta,
Marilyn Kirkpatrick, Virginia
Dorrance, Donna Seward,
Gwen Arnaud.
Fourth Row: Kevin Covert,
Linda Dexter, Stephen Withers,
Joyce Phillips, Karen Gillis,
Pamela Jacobs, Mary Parsons,
Ann Parsons, Candice Wismer,
Sandra Long, Sandra Barakat,
JoAnn Juris, Mark Dorrance,
Anne Wentz, Judy Berger,
Donna Lockhart, Deborah
Alexander, Joanne Gensel,
Kathleen Knepp, Catherine
Grieshaber, Jeanette Wolver-
ton, Susan Rother, Paul Beard,
JoAny Williams. Sha
Fi®h row: Reba Brody,
Pamela Rood, Sandra Gordon,
Keith Bicking, Debrah Turner,
Neiai McDonald, Robert
Longmore, Mark Hicks, Debra
Hicks, Debra Bednar, Robert
Duris, Nancy Boltz, August
Walters, Gerald O’Malia, Janet
Birnstock, Harold Hoover,
Robert Shoemaker, Lauren
Kintzer, Bruce Goeringer,
Deborah Race, Richard Dod-
son, Lorraine Brown, Barbara
Fried, Eileen Hughes, Terry
McGee.
Sixth row: William Gorton,
Nancy Daley, Anthony
Kuchemba, Linda Loughton,
Daniel Updyke, Kathryn
Vegpon, Mary Ann Sickler,
Debra Herritt, Jeannine
Malkemas, Lindsey Sherwood,
Jerry McDonald, Bruce Nagle,
William Chapple, Gwenyth
il gl Eva Jonsson, Fern
Cavikhuff, Arlene Cook, Con-
stance Edwards, Setphen
Goode, Deborah Bullock, James
Culver, Michele Masoner,
David Sears, Greg Konsavage,
Edward Bessmer.
Seventh row: Valerie Ed-
wards, Diane Morgan,
Elizabeth Eckman, Gail
Morris, Jeffrey Banks, David
Katyl, James Grieves, Brock
Phillips, Charlene Albosta,
Drew Taylor, Deborah
Bessmer, William Bradbury,
Janice Novitski, Sheldon Jones,
Rebecca Walk, Alan Lehr,
Keith Barber, Samuel Naples,
Lenchen Hefft, David Johnston,
Kathleen Smith, Gary Stearn,
Lawrence Lavelle.
Eighth row: Phillip Scott,
Glenda Larson, Debra Palonis,
Timothy Hawke, Kathy Karuza,
Richard Kohler, Kenneth
Engler, Wayne Kester,
Lawrence Hilbert, Bernadine
Sherman, Vincent Vaskas,
Donald Bunney, John Porter,
James Roman, Glenn Siglin,
Joseph Hazeltine, Kenneth
Besecker, Stephen Willis,
Francis Perkoski, Charles
Hoffecker, Joseph Hazeltine,
Jerome Juris, James Elliott,
Raymond O’Donnell, Elwood
LaBar.
Ninth row: Joseph Davis,
Lawrence Ide, Terry Hartman,
Dennis McCartney, James
Wilson, Donald Wallace, Frank
Summa, Aine * McDowell,
Thomas Morenko, Sterling
Wagner, Barry Misson, Dean
Johnson, Ronald Bobeck,
Wayne Humphrey, Leslie
Friedman, David Lohmann,
John Snyder, Thomas Yarnal,
Donald LaBar, Robert Sterling,
Charles Bobeck, Stephen
Crispell, Donald Atkinson, John
Thier.
Tenth row: Daniel Shannon
Floyd Gallup, Harry Owens,
Howard Garris, James Corbett,
Robert Daubert, John Engler,
Cheryl Hontz, Mark Steele,
Harry Swepston, James Mec-
Cabe, Edmund LaBatch, Travis
Adams, Roy Walters, Charles
Waite, Gerald Fritzges, Her-
man Otto, Mac Fry, Thomas
Burkhardt, William Flock,
Raymond Goeringer, Gary
Morris, Sheldon Schell.
Registration Opens
Graduate School
At C. Misericordia- -
Registration for summer
session graduate school at
College Misericordia opens
today, June 17, and will be con-
ducted through Saturday morn-
ing, according to director of
graduate studies, Sister Mari-
anna Gildea, RSM. Registration
will be open from 9 to 4 today
and Friday, and from 9 to 12
Saturday. Graduate classes are
scheduled to begin June 21.
For the summer session, the
College Misericordia graduate
school is offering five, three-
credit courses; three in educat-
ion and two in history. The cour-
ses are ‘Elementary School
Curriculum’?,’ **Human
Development and Learning’,
“Art In Elementary School”,
“Political and Social History of
the U.S., Part I”’, and ‘Political
and Social History of the U.S.,
Part II’. The three education
courses will meet Tuesdays and
Thursdays. ‘Part I" of the
history courses will meet Mon-
days and Wednesdays, and
“Part II” will meet Tuesdays
and Thursdays.
Graduate courses at College
Misericordia are offered in co-
operation with the University of
Scranton. Credits for courses
completed are issued by the
University of Scranton.
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active in many extra-curricular
activities, a member of the
National Honor Society, Student
Council, yearbook staff, Future
Teachers of America and the
chorus. For three years she was
a cheerleader and a member of
the Keyettes marching unit.
Other activities included ser-
ving on the Junior-Senior Prom
committee; acting in the junior
and senior plays; and serving
on the Homecoming Court.
The 19-year-old Gettysburg
_ College student has been
dancing since the age of six, and
chose for the talent section a
modern ballet number that she
choreographed herself. Al-
though she did not win the state
beauty title, most viewers agree
she did very well.
An English major, Kathy
plans on becoming a teacher of
secondary education with some
drama teaching, possibly, as a
side line.
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THE DALLAS POST, JUNE 17, 1971
Pictured are some of the members of St. Andrews Orthodox
Church, Dallas, who manned a booth, “Cafe Under the Trees”’,
which featured Russian and American cuisine at the recent Fine
Arts Fiesta in Wilkes-Barre. Left to right, are: Paul Selingo,
Nowadays we literally live in our cars.
We're in the car to go to work. And to
come home from work. And to go to
Church. And to do the shopping. And to
take the kids to school, or to the dentist,
or for their shots.
And we play and relax in our cars as
well. We use them to get to lakes, to the
mountains, to the drive-in movies, and to
the drive-in restaurants.
That's why The First National Bank
of Eastern Pennsylvania has put together
BLOOMSBURG OFFICES
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Bloomsburg-Berwick Highway
Mrs. Andrew Machlason, Anton Humik, Mrs. Andrew Kozem-
chak, Mrs. Michael Brin, Mrs. Robert Rhodes, Mrs. Huminik,
co-chairman; Mrs. Selingo, chairman; Bess Meade, John Kriel,
Mrs. Kriel, Mrs. William Ostrum, and Mrs. Edmund Yankoski.
into a better car.
PAGE FIVE
Dallas Woman Is
Wheaton Graduate
Ruth Higgins Richert, RD 3,
Dallas, received the B.S. degree
with a major in mathematics at
the 112th June commencement
of Wheaton College, June 14.
She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel V. Higgins.
An honor student at Wheaton,
Mrs. Richert has participated in
WETN, college fm radio
station. She is a graduate of
Dallas Senior High School.
Dr. Hudson T. Armerding,
Wheaton College president,
conferred the 361 Bac-
calaureate and 40 Masters
degrees.
Wheaton is a co-educational
liberal arts college of 1700
students which combines high
scholastic standards with
conservative Christian faith
and practice.
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