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THE DALLAS POST/Wednesday, May 15, 1985
Awards presented
College Misericordia presented Student Leadership awards
to William Jones and David Payne, Jr. at the college's
annual awards dinner. William Jones, a senior business
administration major, served as student government vice
president and was chairman of Misericordia’s 60th anniver-
sary parade. Jones, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ‘‘Red’’
Jones of Dallas, was also selected to Who's Who Among
Students in Universities and Colleges. David Payne, Jr. was
cited for outstanding leadership as president of student
government. A senior business administration major, he is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. David Payne, Sr. of Harveys Lake.
Shown from left are: William Jones, Mary Millich, director of
High salesmen
High salesmen winners from the recent Dallas Township
PTO Easter Candy Sale are shown here. From left, first row,
Lesley Locascio, Mike Vozniak, Richard Klick, and Mary Ann
Selenski. Second row, Andrea Molski, Karen Miller. Lesley
Locascio was high salesman receiving a 1500 savings bond
while Michael Vozniak received a $100 savings bond as
second highest and Mary Ann Selenski received a $75
savings bond for third place. More than 150 students who
sold $40 or more were eligible for nickel dips and the
portable TV drawing. The TV was was by Richard Klick. The
homeroom with the most sales was Mrs. Nutlon's third
grade class which was treated to a ‘‘Make Your Own
Sundae Party.”’ Candy chairman was Karen Miller. Andrea
Book Fair held
The Dallas Township PTO held its annual Book Fair recently
in the school’s gym. STudents were given the opportunity to
select and buy books of their choice. Shown here are
members of Mrs. Roeder’s first grade class as they select
their books. Jane Marsola was the book fair chairman.
Andrea Molski is the president of the PTO.
WE
HAVE
student activities and David Payne, Jr. Molski is PTO president.
Science Fair held
Students® at the Wyoming Seminary Lower School, Forty Fort, recently participated in the
schools’ science fair. There were more than 150 individual entries from students in grades 1
through 8. There was also a group display prepared and presented by the entire Kindergarten
elass.
Individual class award winners are shown here. From left, first row, Paras Shaw, Kingston;
Donald Sviatko, Pittston; Diane Bonita, Plains; Allison Gibbons, Wyoming; Sarah Sordoni,
Dallas; Allison Adonizio, Tunkhannock; Carly Mendelssohn, Dallas; and Brent Jones, Clarks
Summit. Second row, Gerald Gibbons, Wyoming; Devin Moriarity, Kingston, Beth Ann Jacobs,
Kingston; Shawn Sartin, Swoyersville; Stephen Rosenthal, Dallas; Matthew Bruno, Wilkes-Barre;
and Jenny Togias, Shavertown. Third row, Lana Rowlands, Dallas; Christine Meyers, Kingston;
Jennifer Krincek, Mountaintop; Courtney Feldman, Shavertown; Erica Rudnick, Kingston;
Gregory Choi, Shavertown; and Joseph Rossi, Wilkes-Barre. Fourth row, Patricia Sordoni,
Harveys Lake; Emily Bruno, Wilkes-Barre; Ray Bonita, Plains; Hannah Greenwald, Kingston;
Barrett Feldman, Shavertown; and Chad Urso, Kingston. Fifth row, Linda Friedman, Kingston;
Gianna Santarelli, Dallas; Lisa Cameron, Mountaintop; Karin Baltimore, Kingston; Liza
Rnocanthal Nallac' and Secntt Moore. Shavertown.
VOTE THESE ENDORSED
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES
*JOSEPH S. TIRPAK .................. Controller
*HELEN A. O'CONNOR .... Register of Wills
“EUGENE DUFFY .coeevvnnnrnnnen. Prothonotary
*DANIEL F. BLAINE ...... Jury Commissioner
All Four Candidates Are Dedicated Incumbent
Luzerne County Proven Officials.
KEEP GOOD GOVERNMENT WORKING FOR YOU
PAID BY: Luzerne County Democratic Committee
Workshop
scheduled
The Luzerne County Scignce
Teachers’ Association recently
sponsored their first evening wiork-
shop for Luzerne County Jr. High
and Middle School students at the
Hanover Area High School.
Following a Chemistry “Magic
Show’’, students chose to attiend
four out of 16 workshops preserited
throughout the evening. A diriner
was served to all participants by ' the
Hanover Area High School cafeteria
staff. The workshop was an enjoya-
ble and enlightening evening for all.
A total of 131 students atteniled
from the following Luzerne Coujnty
school districts: ¢
Dallas Area, Hanover Area,
Plains Jr. High, Sacred Heart, W-B,
St. Boniface, W-B, Wilkes-Barre
Area (GAR), Wilkes-Barre Twp. Jr.
High, Wyoming Area, Wyomiing
Seminary Day School and Wyoniin
Valley West Middle School. £1
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