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! Michele Riegel, senior at The winner will be named
8 Dallas High School, will Miss Unico and preside
! represent Dallas in the over the Unico East-West
& Miss Unico pageant, game in the fall.
¢ Thursday, June 29. 7:30 The daughter of Mr. and
i p.m. at the Wyoming Mrs. Charles Riegel,
Valley Mall. Harris Hill Road,
Trucksville, Michele was
£ a f fashion show in which ~ first runner up in this
{ the contestants will be year’s homecoming
| judged on their poise and competition.
i good looks. Prior to the During her senior year,
pageant, the contestants she has been head
will be interviewed by the
judges on Monday, June 26.
Doll Club
to meet June 19
The =~ Northeastern
Pennsylvania Doll Club
will hold its regular
monthly meeting at the
studio of Doll House Molds,
407 McAlpine St., Duryea,
on Monday, June 19 at 7:30
p.m.
All doll collectors or
persons interested in doll-
call 457-8942.
majorette, secretary of
and typing editor for the
yearbook.
She was a member of the
Drama Club and also
basketball manager in both
her sophomore and junior
years. As a sophomore, she
was field hockey manager
and a member of the
student council.
She plans to attend Emire
Beauty School in Sep-
tember. Later, she hopes to
attend Luzerne County
Community College where:
‘making are invited to she will pursue an
attend. associate degree in
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Laurel Gillis
honored by
Eisenhower
Laurel Gillis of
Shavertown was one of 16
Eisenhower students
citizenship, leadership and
athletic ability during the
College’s annual awards
ceremony May 26.
Gillis, daughter of Mrs.
Joan Gillis of 17 Shaver
Dr., Shavertown, received
the Womens Scholar
Athlete Award.
Seventy-one Eisenhower
students received Bachelor
of Arts degrees during the
College’s seventh annual
commencement
ceremonies May 27.
Located in Senaca Falls
at the northwest end of
Cayuga Lake in New
York’s Finger Lakes
region, Eisenhower
College is the national
memorial to Dwight David
Eisenhower, 34th president
of the United States.
Eisenhower is a liberal
arts college which includes
in its curriculum a World
Studies program
examining world cultural
development and in-
disciplinary
A Dallas youth is among
three = St. Lawrence
University students editors
of the Northern Light
magazine for the 1978-79
academic year.
Roger E. Sherman, a
senior at the university, is
the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Sherman, Hamilton
Road, Dallas. Sherman is a
is June 18
The Wyoming Valley
Bicycle Club’s seventh
annual Great One Hundred
will start June 18 this year
at Luzerne County’s Moon
Lake Park. It will consist
of two loops of 50 miles
each, so that the riders will
be at Moon Lake Park at
the start, at the lunch stop,
and at the finish.
The tour covers 100 miles
of scenic Back Mountain
roads. The route is hilly
and, for most riders, a 10-
speed bike is recom-
mended. Entry fees are $4
before June 18 or $5 at the
registration desk on the
morning of June 18.
Registration will start at
6:30 a.m. on June 18 and
continue until the starting
time at 7:30 Those
wishing to pre-register (for
only $4) are urged to pick
up entry forms at local bike
shops or from Betsey
DeCosmo (492 S. Franklin
St., Wilkes-Barre).
Riders under 18 must
have parents = signed
permission before the
event.
President’s Scholar; has
been named to the dean’s
list; participated in the
semester in Nairobi
program; has been active
in the Thelomathesian
Society, student govern-
ment; organization; and is
a member of Omicron
Delta Kappa, national
leadership honor society.
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VISITORS--Members of Mrs. Dolores Casilli’s Lake-Lehman American Studies
and Advanced English classes touring the LIU’s media examination center in-
cluded, (left to Fig in row one) Suzanne Hudak, Sheryl Whitesell, Marcia Janic-
zek, Ann Marie Mark, Wanda Harding, Valerie Jachimowicz, Joanne Parsons,
Pamela Marr, Vicki Dobinick, Pam DiGuiseppe, Dawn Cumens. Row two: Mrs.
Dolores Casilli, teacher; Mark Masitus; David Glogowski; John Amos; Mark T.
Bond; Eddie Pashjinski; Michelle Maher; Rosemary Zbieck; Leann Wesley;
Michael Boyle; John Zimenski; Larry Williams; Miss Loretta Farris, director of
library services. :
NURSERY SCHOOL ENDS -Trucksville United Methodist nursery school recen-’
tly ended an active year’s program with family picnics held on the Educational
Buildin, lawn. The school’s emphasis on awareness of self, nature and ac-
complishment aided the children in exploring and observing with field trips,
cooking, creating, experimenting and discovering. Students in the afternoon
sessions were first row, left to right, Mrs. Pat Baird, coordinator; Frankie
Natitus, Abby Hurst, Stacy Barkac, Jennifer Rosentel, Mickey Saia (on truck),
Keith McDonald, Chris Brooks, Mollie Landau, Mandy Hare, Chuckie Gale:
second row, Keith Jones, Melanie Marino, Holly Barkac, Timmy O’Connell, Chad
Urso, Michael Durkin, Becky Stegmaier, Jeff Masley, Katie Crahall; third row,
Mrs. Jane Barkac, teacher; Chuckie Gale, Sam Gorgone, Freddy Parry, Kevin
Dick, John Gosart, Raymond Parsons, Gretchen Schuler, Kerrie lexa, Mrs. Lin-
da Mazur, teacher. Slo-Pitch So {tb all
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