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Wyoming Seminary academ-
ic dean Robert Klarsch recently
announced dean’s list and
| dean’s list high honors scholars
1 of the Kingston prep school’s
( first marking period.
High honors pupils are Jann-
ell Decker, Forty Fort; Don
Faatz, Carbondale; Kathy
Fairman, Pittston; Carla Gaus-
tad, Tunkhannock; Paula
Gruskiewicz, Woodbridge,
N.J.; Beth Jennings, Dallas;
Barbara Klein, Shavertown;
Raymond Kresge, Kingston;
Jennifer Loveland, Kingston;
Anne Meyers, Wapwallopen;
Raman Mitra, Kingston; Sean
Moran, Dallas; Tim Moran,
Dallas; Lyle Myers, Larksville;
Susan Orlando, Sayre; Jed
Pearsall, Forty Fort; Amy
Prashker, Kingston; Abby
Rodda, Dallas; Annette Schul-
tz, Bear Creek; Mary Shafer,
Kingston; Jeremy Slater,
Mountaintop; and Cindy Smith,
Shavertown.
Dean’s list students are
Kathy Abraham, Wyoming;
Stephanie Anderson, West
Pittston; Diethild Becker, Mul-
strabe, West Germany; John
Best, Kingston; Edwin Booth,
Oxford, Ohio; Sarah Bridges,
Nanticoke; Patricia Brutico,
Old Forge; Stephen Casterlin,
Wyoming; Mora Collins, Wil-
kes-Barre; George Conyng-
ham, Trucksville; Barbara
Coplan, Kingston; Mike Drake,
Mountaintop; Mark Frantz,
Forty Fort; Cherly Freeman,
Chester ,Heights; Edward
Two events with international
relevancy will take place in the
King’s College gym in Wilkes-
Barre during the coming mon-
th. On Nov. 27, the King’s Coll-
Ed Donohue plays an exhibition
basketball game against the
National Olympic Team of
Czechoslovakia. A concert will
be played by the Glenn Miller
Orchestra in the gym the night
of Dec. 15.
The concert is being sponsor-
ed by Radio Station WBRE in
Wilkes-Barre to note the stat-
ion’s 50th anniversary. Glenn
Miller, founder and leader of
the famed orchestra, lost his
life in the crash of a plane over
the English Channel while with
the Air Force during World War
II.
Interest is building daily in
Northeastern Pennsylvania for
the basketball game between
the Monarchs and the team
from Europe. The Czechs open-
ed their tour with a game at
Marquette University, one of
the nation’s best college quin-
tets in recent years. After gam-
es in the Midwest, they go to
/ Louisiana and to Jacksonwille,
Harvest Square Dance
Attended By Hundreds
The “Harvest Square Dance”
recently held by the Gate of
Heaven Parent-Teachers Guild
was a notable success, attended
by hundreds.
Amidst a bright array of
brightly colored shirts and
western-style scarves, guests
do-si-do’d and circled left
throughout the evening, led by
the popular local square-dance
caller “Red’ Jones, who sent
the country spirit ringing
through the crowded dance
floor, and did a splendid job in
doing so.
Mrs. John Luksic chaired the
affair and everyone attending
enjoyed a really “down-home”
evening.
Fla., before coming north for
games with Lehigh University
in Bethlehem, La Salle in Phila-
delphia’s Palestra, and the
Turkey Eve meeting with
King’s.
Regarding the Dec. 15 Glenn
Miller Orchestra concert in the
King’s gym, the program man-
ager for WBRE Radio is Joe
Gries, who handles the play-by-
play broadcasts of all games on
the King’s court schedule, home
and away. Glenn Miller’s Orch-
estra was: a favorite of fans in
the hard coal regions in the
World War II era and fan clubs
keep interest in the big band al-
ive today.
A native of Iowa, Mr. Miller
was an athlete and played foot-
ball, basketball, and baseball in
his home state before making it
big in the band business.
Coach Donohue stated:
“King’s College is proud to be
two fine promotions of the game
with Czechoslovakia and the
WBRE anniversary concert
featuring the great Glenn Miller
Orchestra. We are certain that
sports and music fans of north-
eastern Pennsylvania will come
to the King’s gym Nov. 27 and
Dec. 15 to attend both attrac-
tions.” :
2 Misericordia Seniors
Will Present Art Show
College Misericordia senior
art majors Kathi Bovine and
Jessica Lewis will conduct an
art exhibit at the college from
Nov. 22 through Nov. 25.
On display in Kennedy
Lounge will be a series of pieces
created by the two students, re-
presenting several art media.
The exhibit will be open to the
public from 8 am. to 9 p.m.
daily at no charge. The formal
opening reception will be held at
8, Saturday evening.
The exhibit is the first of
several scheduled by Misericor-
dia art majors for the current
academic year.
Interstate 115 and 315
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Gronka; West Nanticoke; Mark
Hildebrand, Wilkes-Barre;
Andrew Hogoboom, Shaver-
town; Frank Horrigan, King-
ston; and Janel Hughes, Moun-
taintop.
Also, Betty Hunter, Cleve-
land, Ohio; Brian Kaminski,
Avoca; David Kluger, Forty
Fort; Betsy Levy, Kingston;
Robert Lewis, Shavertown;
Jeanne Lopatto, Plymouth;
Deborah Lukesh, West Wyom-
ing; Jodie Lyons, Kingston;
Melvern Mackall, Forty Fort;
Rosanne Mistretta, West Pitts-
ton; Jan Morris, West Pittston;
Joan Morris, West Pittston;
Mary Pavia, Hudson; Yvonne
Pearsall, Dallas; Bonnie Reid,
Shavertown; Jane Robinson,
Dallas;
Anne Schiowitz, Dallas; Nan
Schiowitz, Dallas; Erica Sch-
wartz, Shavertown; Stephen
Seagrave-Daly, Shavertown;
Phillip Seitz, Pittston; Nina
Slomowitz, Kingston; Karen
Smulowitz, Kingston; Carolyn
Spohrer, Wilkes-Barre; Steven
Strongin, Plains; Jeff Tihan-
sky, Schuylkill Haven; Eric
Wroble, Ashley; and Frances
Yohe, Berwick.
Parent-Teachers Guild
Plan Meeting Nov. 26
A meeting of the Gate of
Heaven Parent-Teachers Guild
will be held Nov. 26, at 8 p.m. in
the school auditorium.
Guest speaker for the evening
will be Thomas Dombroski,
chairman of the Ad Hoc Com-
mittee for the new Back Moun-
tain Medical Center. Mr. Dom-
broski is also president of D & L
Consultants and will speak to
the guild offering some
background on the new medical
center to be constructed.
This promises to be a most in-
teresting and informative
program and all parents are
invited to attend.
Kingston Class of '39
Plan Reunion Nov. 30
Final plans have been made
for the reunion of the class of
1939, Kingston Township High
School. The event will be held at
the Irem Temple Country Club,
Nov. 30.
A happy hour between 6 and 7
and a class picture will be
taken. Anyone who wishes a
photograph can order at that
time.
Dinner will be served at 7:30
p.m. A program will be
presented following a short
business meeting.
The members are looking
forward to meeting their
classmate, Dr. Louris D.
Graves of Talladega, Ala., who
left the area upon graduation
but kept in touch with his class-
mates. :
Last minute reservations can
be made by writing or calling,
Mrs. Robert Gregory, RD 2,
Dallas, 675-1891.
SPECIAL
FREE
One to a family
A visiting committee of eval-
uators from the Middle States
Association of Colleges and
Secondary Schools have
recently left Wyoming
Seminary, following the reading
of a ‘very positive report,”
according to Robert Klarsch,
the Kingston prep school’s
academic dean. The committee
of 15 spent four days on the West
Side campus evaluating the
school on its performance and
which include academic,
philosophic, environmental and
personnel categories.
Mr. Klarsch noted that ‘the
quality of teaching at Seminary
was reported back in super-
latives”” in the visiting com-
mittee chairman’s initial
report. The academic dean also
reportes that the majority of re-
commendations made to
Seminary are identical to those
school representatives included
in a self-evaluation report that
preceded the visiting evalua-
tion.
The self-evaluation, made
through the last academic year,
saw all Seminary faculty
members, plus some parents,
Photo by Alex Rebar
The Gate of Heaven Parent-Teachers Guild will be held Nov. 26
at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. Pictured left to right are Ken
Adams, president of the guild, and Sister Mary Leonita, RSM,
Gate of Heaven principal.
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students and trustees, grade the
institution in the same 19 areas
that the visiting committee
considered.
The visiting group of
evaluators, made up of Penn-
sylvania school teachers, a
librarian and a guidance repre-
sentative, was chaired by Elmo
W. Powell Jr., coordinator of
capital’ improvements,
{Somerset County board of
‘education, Princess Ann, Md.
The Middle States Associa-
tion, which is a co-operative of
member schools and colleges
formed for the purpose of self-
improvement, appoints evalua-
tors from candidates submitted
by those member institutions.
Annual Turkey Party
Set at Gate of Heaven
The Holy Name Society of
Gate of Heaven Church will hold
its annual Thanksgiving Turkey
Party, Nov. 23. Twenty turkeys
plus cash prizes will be awar-
ded. William Kalinowski is
chairman of the event.
States Association will arrive at
Wyoming Seminary within six
to eight weeks. It will take the
form of commendations and re-
commendations.
Seminary, which is presently
accredited by the Middle States
Association, will be easily re-
accredited following the recent
visitation, according to Dean
Klarsch.
Try-Out Dates Slated
By Showcase Theat}
Joan John, president of Show-
case Theatre, Wilkes-Barre,
has announced try-out dates for
the theatre’s next production,
“Two by Two.” Try-out dates
are: Nov. 24 - 1:30 p.m.; Nov. 25
and 26 - 7:30 p.m.
“Two by Two” is a musical by
Richard Rodgers, based on Clif-
ford Odets’ poetic retelling of
the legend of Noah’s Ark. The
play will be directed by Joseph
Kelly. Required in the cast are
four men and four women,
This musical will be presen-
ted at Showcase Theatre, Jan.
31, Feb. 1, 7 and 8.
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