Shown here are some scenes from
a recent basketball game between
the teachers and the fathers of the
students at the Lake-Lehman
Junior High School. In the top left
photo, teacher Paul Reinert, back-
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ground, attempts te-block the view
of father Frank Coslett. Coslett
manages to get himself all tied up
in the right photo as, from left,
teacher Jeffrey Smith, teacher Carl
his way in the top right photo. The
lower left photo shows father
Richard Davis getting ready to do
something despite a blocking at-
tempt by father Larry Shaw.
Teacher William ‘‘Skip’’ Milford is
shown in th background. The
bottom right photo shows teacher
A. Richard Gorgone displaying his
basketball talents. (Photos by Ed
Campbell)
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Vassia and father Dave Jones get in
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As part of its observance of
(March 18-24), the Mercy Hospital
Wellness Center sponsored a tour of
the recently opened Mercy Medical
Office, Dallas, for the children’s
group from the Trucksville United
Methodist Church. The tour was
designed to introduce the children
to the medical atmosphere and
Carden
named to
position
Dr. James J. Pallante, academic
dean at College Misericordia,
recently announced the appoint
ment of Mary Carden as director of
the college’s cooperative education
program.
Founded at Misericordia in 1982,
cooperative education is available
to qualified students in all aca-
demic disciplines. Students earn
elective credit directly appplicable
to their degrees while working in
local businesses.
A faculty member at College
Misericordia for 17 years, Mrs.
Carden will be responsible for plac-
ing students in work situations and
contacting prospective placement
clients throughout Pennsylvania
and neighboring states. Fifty Mis-
ericordia students are involved in
the co-op program this year.
In 1980, Mrs. Carden was
appointed director for the merchan-
dising program at Misericordia and
will continue to sevice in that
capactiy. She has been assistant
professor in the division of business
administration for 12 years.
A graduate of College Misericor-
dia, Mrs. Carden received her
bachelor of science degree in 1962
and earned her master of arts from
New York University School of
Retailing in 1970.
She is an active member of the
American Association of University
Professors, the American Home
Economics Association, the Penn-
sylvania Home Economics Associa-
tion and the Association of College
Professors of Textiles and Clothing.
Mrs. Carden lives with her hus-
band, Frank, and their four chil-
dren in Inkerman.
equipment in order to help alleviate
any fears they may have regarding
doctors or hospitals. The Mercy
Medical Offices house the private
practice of three local physicians
as well as laboratory, radiology
and physical therapy services.
Here X-ray technician, Joann Sara-
cino, R.T., demonstrates the x-ray
process.
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