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With Cash, Prizes as Parting Gifts, Game’s a Real ‘Deal’ for Students

02.03.2014 Events
The ACC stage is transformed for a game of elimination.
The ACC stage is transformed for a game of elimination.
The host has some fun with a student contestant.
The host has some fun with a student contestant.
SGA President Michael L. Spear
SGA President Michael L. Spear
Pondering the next move
Pondering the next move
Another "case" is opened, revealing an amount to be stricken from the board.
Another “case” is opened, revealing an amount to be stricken from the board.

The home version of NBC’s popular “Deal or No Deal” game show came to Penn College’s Klump Academic Center Auditorium on Friday night, as the Student Government Association staged  a winning event. Craig A. Miller, assistant professor of history/political science, proved a genial and quick-witted emcee for the evening, which offered students the chance to win cash and other prizes. Money-winners were Kevin A. Palacios ($135), Matthew D. Lowe ($90) and Levi G. Cross ($50). Kenny Eugene and Kacey S. Ammerman won $25 Sheetz gift cards, Robert J. McClellan and Kimberlee A. Dickinson went home with $15 gift cards from Kimball’s, Matthew J. Osborn and Lydia G. Shippee were winners of $15 Starbucks cards, Zachary L. Lundberg won a $25 gift card to Wegmans, and Morgan J. Tannery won entry to a “meet and greet” with Switchfoot when the band performs Feb. 20 on campus.
Photos by Marc T. Kaylor, student photographer

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