Vets clean up
‘The Veterans Club of Penn State Wilkes-Barre recently held its annual fall clean-up day. Club
-members and other student volunteers cleaned litter from the area covering the Huntsville Dam
to Lake-Lehman High School as well as from the 50-acre Penn State campus at Lehman.
Shown from left are Kevin Busko, treasurer Brian Thomas, Ron Meyers, Rich Zettle, secretary
Charles O'Donnell, John Gormley, and president Jody McCourt.
Classes are in full swing at Luzerne County Community College and the student activities
program off to a good start with the recent election of officers for the college's Student
Government Association. Those who will be serving as campus leaders governing student
activities are shown here. From left, seated, Monica Hawk, Pittston, sophomore representative;
Kelly O'Kane, Plymouth, treasurer; Brenda Steckroat, Wilkes-Barre, secretary; and Dawn
Micocci, Nanticoke, freshman representative.Standing, Thomas Leary, Kingston, associate
dean of admissions and student services; Gregory G. McTague, Dallas, vice president; Jim
Atherton, Wilkes-Barre, director of student activities; Thomas J. Moran, Laflin, college
president; Aaron King, Wilkes-Barre, president of Student Government; Wade Curtis, Dallas,
parliamentarian; and Deno Chiavacci, Hughestown, part-time representative. Other duties that
the Student Government Association is responsible for include supervise clubs and
organizations; and charter new organizations in the preparation of the student activity budget.
The Luzerne Chapter of the Uni-
versity of Scranton National Alumni
Society recently held an alumni
_ reception and champagne brunch at
‘the Sheraton-Crossgates in Wilkes-
Barre.
In addition, a Mass for alumni
was celebrated at St. Mary’s
Church, 130 S. Washington Ave.
Rev. J.A. Panuska, S.J., Univer-
sity president, celebrated the Mass
and addressed the alumni at the
reception.
Angelo P. Grasso is president of
the Luzerne Chapter. Officers
include Charles P. Jacien and Mar-
tina Martin.
CP the robot visited Gate of
Heaven School this week to give the
students information on the 1984
United Way campaign. Sister Doro-
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Mrs. Lillian Lockman and her five
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in the presentation. Timmy is a
victim of ‘Elephant Man’s Disor-
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Crippled Children Association which
is funded by United Way, Timmy
has received care and operations
necessary for his well being.
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Club plans dance :
Six student clubs at Penn State Wilkes-Barre are co-sponsoring a Halloween Dance on Friday,
Oct. 26, from 9 p.m. to midnight, in the Student Commons Building on the Lehman Campus.
The event, which is open to the public, will feature a costume contest for which prizes will be
awarded to the funniest, the scariest, and the most original costumes. Ron Dorris, disc jockey,
and his light show will provide entertainment. Refreshments will be available. Admission is $1.00
for those wearing costumes, $2.00 for singles, $3.00 for couples. Shown making plans for the
dance are representatives of the student clubs. From left, Lester Rienhimer, president of TNT;
Susan Rutstein, president of Circle K; Leonard Farber, president of Hayfield Ambassadors;
Harry. Taylor, president of the Professional Business Club; Judson Smales, member of the
Engineering Society; and Chris DePolo, vice-president of Circle K. The Science Club is also one
of the sponsoring clubs.
Planning year 5
The Penn State Wilkes-Barre Advisory Board has begun planning with campus officials for a
busy year, including a November 6 dedication of the new Commons Annex at the Lehman
campus. Among local citizens in the Advisory Board are those pictured above. From left,
seated, Douglas Trumbower, Sweet Valley; JoAnn Post, Dallas; Frank Orloski, Mountaintop; Jay
Karnofsky, Forty Fort; Pauly Friedman, West Pittston; Louis Pagnotti, lll, Laflin; Judge Peter
Executive Director, John Conyngham, Ill, Board Chairman of Shavertown; Sol Lubin, vice-
chairman, Kingston; Homer Moyer, Dallas; Fred Hartwigsen, Wilkes-Barre; James Chester,
Trucksville; Michael Hudacek, board secretary, Plymouth; Charles Lemmond, Dallas; Irwin
Sagenkahn, Forty Fort; Leonard Motzki, West Wyoming; Rev. Lynn Rothrock, Shavertown.
College committee ’ :
Members of the College Misericordia 1984 Homecoming committee who planned the two-day
event for October 6 and 7 are shown here. Activities included the annual Alumni Association
meeting, the reunion class agent election and general election. Serving on the committee, from
left, first row, were Kathleen Kukatch Clemente, '74, Denise Maslowski 79, Kathleen Reiss '69,
Homecoming chairman; Ruth Harmanos Walsh '64, co-chairman; and Jean M. Pope 47, alumni
director. Second row, Ann VanLoon Grimes '73, Ann McGroarty Collins '74, Jean Munley
McCoskey '39, and Marguerite Corrigan '44. Third row, Diane Castrignano '74, Theresa Henry
Blaum '56, Irene Calaide Wisnieski '59 and Bernadine Douglas Luksic ’59.
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