ranhellenic to award 5 scholarshipsllelenO’ReiUevlt;0LynnmBergnerAlisonW rilesFive Northwest suburban high school seniors wiH be awarded $500 scholarships by the Northwest Suburban Panhellenic Association at the group’s spring luncheon Thursday.The winners, chosen from approximately 60 candidates, include Lynne Bergner, Palatine; Helen O’Reilly, Arlington H ei ghts: Alison Welles,LeanneW’olkev*JillZiskeMount Prospect; Lea one W’olkey, Arlington Heights; and Jill Ziske, Arlington Heights.Lynne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bergner, attends Palatine High School and will train to hecomS a physician's assistant at the University of Iowa.Helen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. O’Reilley, completed her work at Rolling Meadows High School and is spending her senior year as anAFS foreign student in Brazil. She will attend De Pauw University with a major in science.ALISON PLANS to major in journalism and foreign language at Drake University. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Welles, she will represent Prospect High School as an AFS foreign student this summer.Leanne will graduate from Prospect High School and will attend Iowa W’es-leyan College to study nursing. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Allen G.W’olkey.Jill, daughter of Mrs. Myrtle F. Ziske. attends Arlington High School and will major in special education at Northern Illinois University.Scholarship applications are distributed to counselors at area high schools each year. Girls interested inapplying for awards in 1978 should check with their high schools or with members of national sororities for further information.