Branch officers
Auxiliary
selects
officers
The eight branches of the Nesbitt
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
recently named officers for the 1984-
85 fiscal year at the annual Spring
luncheon. The installation meeting
was attended by more than 150
auxilians.
Officers elected to the Dorrance-
ton Branch were Mary Ellen Tap-
pino, president; Esther Parkinson,
vice president; Trudy Szuro, secre-
tary; Harriet Bonham, treasurer.
1984-85 officers for the Careerist
Auxiliary are Paula Denisco, presi-
dent; Doris Renoe, first vice presi-
dent; Carol Colon, second vice pres-
ident; Debbie Mozal, secretary;
Nancy HumiSton, treasurer; Joyce
Yamelski, assistant secretary-trea-
surer; Margaret Lumley, corre-
sponding secretary.
Kingston branch officers named
are Mrs. Edmund John, president;
Mrs. William Beachan, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Robert Somerville, sec-
retary; Mrs. William Wagner, trea-
surer; and Mrs. Clayton Jones,
assistant secretary-treasurer.
Officers elected to the Luzerne
branch were Bea Porter, president;
Gwen Straub, first vice president;
Ruth Morris Miles, second vice
president; Lucille Stevens, secre-
tary; Ann Dallas, treasurer; and
Edna Ruggles, assistant secretary-
treasurer.
Mrs. Harold Shupp was elected
president of the Rural branch.
Other Rural branch officers are
Mrs. Louis Bedford, vice president;
Mrs. William James, secretary;
Mrs. Ellis Weaver, treasurer.
1984-85 officers of the Shavertown
branch are Mrs. James Goodwin,
president; Mrs. Alfred Bronson,
first vice president; Mrs. Frances
Perrego, second vice president;
Mrs. Thomas Bottoms, Sr., secre-
tary; Mrs. Norman Stookey, trea-
surer; Mrs. Louise Frantz, assistant
secretary-treasurer.
Wyoming branch officers are Mrs.
Fred Pliscott, president; Mrs.
James Hearn, vice president; Mrs.
William Cadugan, secretary and
Mrs. Andrew Skolnick, treasurer.
Tinsley retires
A number of Wilkes-Barre Gen-
eral Hospital staff nurses recently
honored Alice Tinsley, R.N. at a
retirement dinner held at Peru-
gino’s in Luzerne. She had been a
staff nurse at General for the past
22 years, having worked on most of
the medical-surgical floors. She was
a staff nurse on 5 C-S-N-W ‘for the
past six years.
Mrs. Tinsley resides in Dallas
with her husband, Leslie. She has
two children, Ruth Stanulis of West
Wyoming, a phlebotomist at Nesbitt
Memorial Hospital; and Calvin J.
Tinsley, Petty Officer, Second
Class, U.S. Navy, stationed at Nor-
folk, Va. ;
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Awards night
at PSU/W-B
Penn State University/Wilkes-
Barre Campus held an awards night
and dinner dance at Genetti’s Best
Western to recognize outstanding
students in academics, leadership,
and athletics.
Dr. David G. Rice, director of
academic affairs, presented the
academic awards to Susan G. Fran-
kel, business administration; Ann
Marie Martinchak, letters, arts and
sciences; Mark T. Henry, electrical
engineering technology; John F.
Rodriguez, railway engineering
technology; Gary M. Suszko, sur-
veying technology; Denis R. Repp,
telecommunications technology;
and Wesley D. Bickelman, biomedi-
cal equipment technology.
The Kolesar Athletic Award, orig-
inated by Professor John Kolessar
of the engineering department, was
presented to. Tom Dougherty, the
student who most distinguished him-
self in the ara of athletic accom-
plishment during the academic
year.
Other athletic awards were
presented to: Bob Kenia, most valu- Award made
able player, and Joe Masi, most At Penn State Wilkes-Barre's Awards Night Banquet,
improved player in baseball; Pat Professor John Kolesar, left, presents the Kolesar Athletic
Boyle, the basketball team’s most Award to Tom Dougherty, right. Jim Blazes, rear, student at
valuable player; and George Vogen, the Lehman campus, served as master of ceremonies for
most valuable player on the soccer ; A
team. pay the athletic awards presentation.
Esther Parkinson,
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