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Dr. Robert E. Werner, Wilkes
College Professor of Commerce and
Finance, was honored by his col-
leagues at ceremonies marking his
recent retirement. Werner, a. 30-
year member of the Wilkes faculty,
was presented with a plaque bear-
ing the inscription, ‘‘Bob Werner -
Teacher, Scholar, Friend - From
His Colleagues, Wilkes College,
1955-1985."
Werner joined the Wilkes faculty
in 1955 as a professor of Economics.
In 1972, he was named Chairman of
the Commerce and Finance Depart-
ment, a position he held until 1979.
Concert held
Dallas Intermediate School Fifth
and Sixth Grade Bands presented a
seasonal concert in December
before a large audience of parents
and friends.
Those in the ensembles were clari-
netists Alison Labatte, Eric Cloth-
ier, Jennifer Coon, Heather Hodne,
saxophonists Brian Jayne, Joe
Bobeck; trumpeters Emily Russin,
Shannon Hoyt, John Prebola, Jim
Reynolds, Erik Ursiak, Paul May
was baritone horn soloists with band
accompaniment.
Members of the bands by instru-
ments are: Oboe-Kris Gurdin,
Alison Gager, Monique Matthews,
Jannifer Yarnal, Brenda Skoronski.
Flute-Marcia Garcia, Libby Davies,
Carli Tyrell, Megan Stair, Cara
Turner, Lorelee Bonomo, Alison
Kolesar, Michelle Sivar, Jill Kowal-
ski. Clarinets-Alison Labatte, Jenni-
fer Coon, Eric Clothier, Heather
Hodne, Nicole Argenti, Tammy
Dzanko, Ann Watkins, Melissa Wall,
Billy Sarley, Jennifer Husband, Jen-
nifer Seward, Jason Getz, Richard
Banks, Elixabeth Cave, Karen Wis-
nieski, Melanie Evans, Nina Math-
ers, Chris Smith, Chris Kaleta,
Dawn Balora, Wendy Vaughn, Kris-
ten Stokes, Melissa Brown, Harry
Haas, Judy Kirkendall, Kim Stes-
ney, Joann Baker, Danette Hoyt,
Chris Wasik, Laura Selenski, Teresa
Mathers, Danette Chimock.
Saxophone-Brian Jayne, Joe
Bobeck, Allison Cave, Amy Hel-
gemo, Michelle Glomb, Eve
Figuero, Jennifer Gay, David Hold-
redge, Tom Bolesta, Natalie
Argenti, Melanie Risch, Jason
Rogers, Josiah Garlan, Amy Ben-
nett, Heather Kowalski. Trumpets-
Emily Russin, Shannon Hoyt, John
Prebola, Jim Reynolds, Erik
Ursiak, Steve Chabala, Jed Aston,
Holly Randolph, David Fogel, John
Owens, Ron Dugan, Angel Charnit-
ski, Melissa Pomrinke, Rachnee
Oeller, Mike Neil, Jamie Oley,
Casey Kernag, Katie Cerase, Shan-
non Smith, Jayson Conden.
French Horn-Holly Bolesta,
Stacey Yanalunas, Valerie Proth-
eroe, Michelle Zikor, Michelle Stahl,
Dawn Hando. Trombone-Melissa
Achuff, Trisha Harrington, Ryan
Moss, Kevin Chapple, Sally Friar,
Chris Geskey, Bill Poulos, Kelly
Freeman. Baritone Horn-Paul May,
Joe Lanunziata, Tricia Cypher. Per-
cussion-Robin Dennis, Michelle
Mellner, Erik Sowga, Keith Rinehei-
mer, Stephanie Dwinchik, Michael
Banta, Jason Davies, Jason Elliott.
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Vets collect toys :
The Veterans Club at Penn State Wilkes-Barre held its annual Toys for Tots campaign at the
local campus in Lehman. The faculty, staff and students donated new and good-as-new toys
and games as well as money which will be distributed to local needy children through the U.S.
Marine Corps Training Center in Wyoming. Shown here, from left, are John Rusnak, Kingston,
Vets Club secretary-treasurer; Richard Zettle, Harveys Lake, president; Ray J. Knuth,
Trucksville, Toys for Tots chairman, handing over a $56.00 check to Staff Sergeant Robert
Terborg, U.S. Marine Corps of Wyoming Valley, who, in turn, presents a certificate of
appreciation; and Joe Walsh, West Pittston, vice president.
PSU skaters
Neither snow nor rain
daunted these Penn State
Wilkes-Barre coeds in train-
ing for the Circle K' Club
marathon roller skating
event. The event was held
recently at the Kingston
Roller King Skating Center.
Money raised by pledges will
go to Big Brothers-Big Sis-
ters agency which was
chosen as this year's serv
ice project by Penn State:
Wilkes-Barre Circle K Club,
the student Kiwanis organi-
zation. Shown here, from
left, are Claudia Fronzoni,
West Wyoming; Judy Legg,
Hughestown and Colleen
Forlenza and Sharon Noone
of West Pittston.
Anns
Dr. Werner retires
Dr. Robert Werner, left, receives a plague commemorating
his recent retirement. Presenting the plaque is Professor
Theodore Engel, Chairman of the Commerce and Finance
Department.
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