SRU student Laurie Barge named Physical Education Major of the Year
Laurie Barge, a physical education major at Slippery Rock University, was selected as Physical Education Major of the Year for 1986-87 among 200 candidates for her hard work, clinical hours, and athletic training experience. She aims to certify with the National Athletic Training Association and pursue a master's in exercise physiology while continuing hands on work with lacrosse, gymnastics, and football teams.
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Slippery Rock University
Laurie Barge
SRU
Ms. Barge
Barge
Rick McCandless
National Athletic Training Association
Limousine Luxury on the Rise in Everyday Life
A columnist muses on the growing popularity of limousines, noting they are now common in ads and for varied journeys from proms to airport trips. The piece traces the trend to the Reagan era, wanders through pop culture cameos, and ends with a playful nod to history and vanity.
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Dallas
Reagan
Washington
Houk family reunion brings 85 descendants together
About 85 Houk descendants of John Cline and Alice Cline Houk gathered at Old Princeton School for an annual reunion. Lloyd Houk was reelected president. other officers and an entertainment committee were chosen. Prizes honored oldest grandchild and youngest, longest married couple, and traveling farthest. Attendees came from multiple towns. next reunion set for May 15, 1988 at the same venue.
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John C
Alice Cline Houk
Old Princeton School
John Williams
Hookstown
Lloyd Houk
State College
Homer Black
Mary Alice Keller
Hazel Ziegler
Martin
Mary Jane
Becky Anderson
Gerald Heckathorne
Reede Wellhausen
Allan Heckathorne
Richard Carnahan
Edith Timblin
Jim White
Sandy Houk
Jack Carlson
Helen Maupin
Charlottesville
Nancy Kramer
Nashville, Tenn
Ellwood City
New Castle
Edinburg
New Wilmington
Elizabeth
Franklin
West Pittsburg
Portersville
Gerald Perdue
Pleasing Everyone Conflicts With Duty In A Modern Fable
A promoted woman faces a demand to prioritize work over personal life while her husband expects their relationship to come first. The tale recalls Aesop where a man and his son strain to please others with a donkey, facing repeated social judgments as they struggle to decide who should ride or carry it.
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Melanie Hamilton
Belle Watling
Morris the Cat
Robin Leach
Oliver North
Be True to Yourself and Stop Pleasing Others
A column advises stopping self judgment and chasing others' happiness. Consider unlimited possibilities, identify true life priorities, and heed personal intuition to reduce stress. Readers may write Dr Brown in Washington DC. due to high mail, questions are incorporated when possible.
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Dr. Brown
Box
Washington, D.C
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