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4 Seniors Receive DAR Citizenship Award; James Rigas, Mark Robbins Citizens of Tomorrow Rotary Club
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Wed, May 21, 1975 p5
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• Four Seniors In County Schools Receive DAR Citizenship Award
Carole Vosick of Coudersport
Mollie Hoffman of Austin
Kathryn Ostrosky of Galeton
Cheryl N. Gill of Genesee, Northern Potter
Four senior girls in Potter County Schools have been named to receive the Good Citizenship Award by Allegewi Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution.
Each of the recipients was selected by faculty and classmates at their schools on the basis of dependability, leadership, service and patriotism.
Carole Vosick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Vosick, Coudersport, is a student at Coudersport Area High School. She is a member of the school band and chorus; attended district chorus, is vice president of the National Honor Society, and is a member of the yearbook staff and Future Nurses Club. She plans to attend Alfred Tech to become a registered nurse.
Mollie Ann Hoffman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benedict Hoffman, Austin, is a senior at Austin Area School and is a member of chorus and band and serves on the yearbook staff.
Kathryn A. Ostrosky, daughter of Nicholas and June Ostrosky, Galeton, attends Galeton Area School. She is co-editor of the yearbook and a member of the band, chorus, and National Honor Society. She attended district chorus and IU band. She placed first in the school with her American Legion essay, and had won an NEDT award. She plans to attend Alfred Tech to major in architectural technology.
Cheryl N. Gill, a senior at Northern Potter High School, is the daughter of Mrs. Leola Gill, Genesee. Through high school she studied the business course, and has been a member of the yearbook staff, secretary of the National Honor Society and vice president of the Student Council. She plans to enter the W'illiamsport Area Community College to study business accounting.
COUDERSPORT ROTARY CLUB
James Rigas and Mark Robbins, both Citizens of Tomorrow, reported to the Rotary Club Monday on the district conference they attended recently at State College.
Also reporting on the conference were Larry Hall, who announced that Bob Lauver is the new district governor, and that Dan Fleming is the district governor designate for 1976-77, and James Plotts, who outlined highlights of the meeting.
Others attending the conference, besides those mentioned were Mr. and Mrs. William Geigle, Milton Braun, Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Plotts. There will be no meeting Monday due to the holiday.
Band Boosters Prepare For Annual Project
Committees wre named to conduct the annual fall Birthday Calendar and listings project during a meeting May 13 of the Band Boosters of the Coudersport Area High School Falcon Band. Individuals and clubs will be contacted to list birthdays, anniversaries and meeting dates for 1976.
This fund raising activity of the Band Boosters provides money to supplement the Falcon band activities and awards. The recent addition of the flag twirlers was a Booster project.
During the meeting, J. Richard Wilcox, band director, outlined future needs of the band, including the purchase of new uniforms to outfit the growing musical organization.
"Parents of band members, band alumni, or others interested in promoting band activities are encouraged and welcome to become members of band boosters," a spokesman said. Fall meeting dates will be announced.
Library Receives Over 60 New Books
As part of the Potter-Tioga Library system, the Coudersport Public Library has recently received more than 60 new non-fiction titles. These books cover many fields..
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Karen Jo Dingman, Galeton & Kathy Diane Merrick, Coudersport, Laurel Festival June 20-22 Wellsboro
The Potter Enterprise
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Wed, May 21, 1975 p5
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• THE POTTER ENTERPRISE. COUDERSPORT.
Candidates For Queen Title At 34th State Laurel Festival
Karen Dingman
Karen Jo Dingman, a Galeton Area High School senior, has been chosen by her classmates to represent their school as Miss Galeton in the 34th annual Pennsylvania State Laurel Festival in Wellsboro, June 20, 21 and 22. She is the daughter of Ormonde and JoAnn Dingman of Gaines.
Miss Dingman served as secretary of her freshman class, vice president of her junior class, and is presently active in band, chorus, powder puff soccer, co-ed volleyball, triple trio, and is a cheerleader.
Her hobbies include ceramics, art, fishing, leather tooling, and all sports. In 1974, she was the runner-up at the Flaming Foliage Festival. After graduation she plans to attend a business college.
Kathy Diane Merrick, also a senior, has been selected to represent Coudersport Area High School at the Festival. She
Kathy Merrick
is the daughter of Mrs. Georgia Merrick, Coudersport.
A member of the National Honor Society, Miss Merrick includes among her hobbies tennis, swimming, horseback riding and dancing. After graduation she plans to attend Lock Haven State College.
Among the activities planned for the visiting queens are the welcoming ceremonies on Friday morning, June 20, a tour of the Pennsylvania Grand Canyon in the afternoon, and the queen's preview in the evening at the Wellsboro Area Senior High School.
Saturday, the queens will attend a breakfast and radio show in the morning at the Penn Wells Hotel, ride on a float during the two-hour laurel parade in the afternoon and return to the Penn Wells for a dinner banquet at 6:00 p.m.
That evening the highlight of the festival, the coronation...
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Karen Jo Dingman, Galeton & Kathy Diane Merrick, Coudersport, Laurel Festival June 20-22 Wellsboro
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