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IN THE SPOTLIGHT
Barbara Wallace
Barbara Wallace, senior
at Dallas High School, is in
the Post Spotlight this
week. ;
The daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank E. Wallace, 106
Mt. Airy Road, Shaver-
town, Barbara has three
brothers, Don, recently
married; Bob and Tom;
and two sisters, Mary, 19
years of age, and Carol, 12.
A member of the Student
Council for the past four
years, Barbara is secre-
tary of the senior class and
also a member of the
senior steering committee.
She played on the senior
high school varsity volley-
ball team in both her
sophomore and junior
years, and plans to go out
for the team again this
year. Last year she was co-
captain of the team.
Barbara plans to attend
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THE DALLAS POST, OCTOBER 19, 1978
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
college following gradua-
tion from high school, pro-
bably - Penn State
University where she will
major in mathematics.
In her leisure time, Bar-
bara enjoys all sports as a
spectator. She likes listen-
ing to music and enjoys
dancing. She also likes to
take a favorite book and
find a quiet spot to read.
Barbara believes that
there has been an improve-
ment in the school spirit
but would like to see even
more attendance at school
functions by the students.
She likes to travel and
has been as far South as
Orlando and Daytona
Beach, Fla. Each summer
she spends several weeks
at Wildwood, NJ,
sometimes with her
parents and sometimes
with friends.
Barbara Wallace
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SUPERSTITIOUS--Not these sixth grade students in John
Doerfler’s science class at Dallas Intermediate School.
They spent hours researching various spuerstitions and
came to the conclusion there is no reason to believe in
them. Left to right are Sandra Edmunds, Brenda Smith,
Diana Golem, Lynn Ann Todd, David Dombek. (Photo by
Charlot M. Denmon) Ei
- 6th grade studies superstitions
Members of John pieces and charms actually
Doerffer’s sixth grade did possess supernatural
tallying results of good and
bad luck while not
ALUMNI GROUP--Members of College Misericordia’s new Luzerne County Chapter of
the Alumni Association meet, above, to discuss plans for a special reception at the
College on Oct. 20. Left toright are Lillian Penko, Nanticoke; Graceann Colarusso,
Over 200 Misericordia graduates are expected to attend the reception.
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science classes recently
completed a science unit
powers.
The experiments con-
possessing the charms.
about the differences sisted of students tallying in both cases, the students
between science and instances of good and bad had, or least recognized
superstition. _ luck while possessing the “good luck” at a ratio of
Aspects of superstition ‘lucky’ charms, then of = “bad luck” at a ratio of
over the years were about 4 to 3.
examined in the light of
how they relate to some of
the = more
present-day superstitions.
The students conducted
experiments to see
whether supposedly lucky"
Persons holding four
credits in real estate who
plan to take the State Real
Estate Examination in
November are advised to
enroll in the Real Estate
Crash Course at Luzerne
County Community
College, Scheduled for Oct.
28 and Nov. 4, at the main
campus in Nanticoke.
The course is designed to
instruct persons in
preparation for the state
693-2924 examination, and includes
Brokers License Act, Real
Estate and Business
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KIELBASSI AND MORE The sessions will be held
from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. on
two consecutive Saturdays,
Oct. 28 and Nov. 4. In-
structors will be William
Combroski and Joseph J.
Rosen, licensed real estate
brokers.
Holiday items for
decorating the home, for
wear and for gift giving
will be on display during
three Holiday Ideas Open
House planned by the
Hazleton Housing
Authority Meeting Room,
Birch Street.; and in
Wilkes-Barre 1-8 p.m. on
Thursday, Oct. 26.
The exhibits will be
Luzerne County items that are low-cost and
Cooperative Extension easy to make. Instruction
Service. + sheets will also be
Mrs. Josephine Kotchh, available.
extension home economist, This program and all
announced that county educational programs
residents can attend the conducted in Luzerne
open house at the following
places: Tuesday, Oct. 24 -
County are planned in ~
cooperation with the Penn
1-8 p.m. Bloomingdale State University
Grange Hall, Wednesday, Cooperative Extension
Oct. 25, 1-8 p.m. at the Service.
The Lake-Lehman
student in the spotlight this
week is Eileen Borton,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Borton, Harveys
Lake.
A senior at Lake-
Lehman, Eileen has two
sisters, Kathleen, student
at College Misericordia;
at Lake-Lehman High
School.
Eileen has been a
member of the Lake-
Lehman band for the past
six years and this year is
president. She also is vice
president of the student
council and treasurer of
Future Business Leaders
of America.
She is interested in dra-
matics and has a part in
this year’s senior play. She
recently auditioned and
was selected for District
Chorus which will be at
Abington Heights High
School.
Eileen also is one of three
representatives of the
school who will be inter-
viewed = for possible
selection to’ the Boston
Store Teen Board.
When she finds leisure
time, Eileen enjoys singing
and in the summer, water
skiing and family camping.
With the family she has
camped in the Smoky
Mountains, Myrtle Beach,
New England States, and
as far south as Florida.
Marywood
host reading
workshop
Marywood College
Development Reading and
Study Skills Workshop in
Nazareth Hall. Sponsored
by Cluster D of the Act 101
Program, the workshop
was presented by Dr.
Thomas Scappaticci,
director: of the counseling
center at King’s College
and reading consultant for
the Act 101 Program.
He received a master of
arts degree in counseling:
College, and his Ph.D. in
leading from Lehigh
Iniversity.
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Enrolled in the business
course at school, Eileen is
undecided what she will do
following graduation. She
hopes to go to All-Eastern
Chorus in Atlantic City
during the early part of
1979.
Eileen likes Lake-
Lehman because it is a
small school and every-
body is close. When any of
the sports programs have
something special, every-
one supports it, both
“students and faculty.
She would like to see
more. persons involved in
extracurricular activities
other than sports such as
drama clubs and similar =
groups. She also likes the
new scheduling which
allows students to select
the subjects they want and
schedule periods conven-
ient for them. oo
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