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6 teachers added
to Lake Lehman
Sr. High faculty
Six new teachers have been
added to the faculty at Lake-
Lehman High School, five of
which will begin their teaching
careers when schools opens
Sept. 9.
Carole Pyle, 306 Huntsville
Road, Dallas, previously taught
-school at Chestnut Ridge High
School, Fishertown. She gradu-
ated from Spangler High
School, Spangler, and received
a B.S. degree in music from
Indiana State University and
has a permanent certificate for
library science from Marywood
College, Scranton,
Darlene Chwastek, 91 Beech
St., Wilkes-Barre, attended
Meyers High School and
graduated from Wilkes College
with a B.A. degree in art in
June. While attending Wilkes,
she was active in drama and art
clubs.
John Comitz, 22 S. Sherman
St., Wilkes-Barre, attended
- G.A.R. High School and gradu-
ville High School,
ated from George Washington
University, Washington, D.C.
with a B.A. degree in social
studies in June. At the universi-
ty he was active in all sports.
Christine Ores, 53 E. Carey
St., Plains, attended Sacred
Heart High School, and gradu-
ated with a B.S. degree in
science from College Misericor-
dia, Dallas, in June.
Mary Beth Stare, 90 Oak St.,
Forty Fort, attended Central
Catholic High School, Kingston,
and graduated from Mansfield
State College with a B.S. degree
in English. Her husband, David,
teaches history at Plains High
School. They have an 18 months
old son, David Jr.
John Thomas, 470 W. State
St., Larksville, attended Larks-
Larksville,
and graduated with a B.S.
degree in mathematics from
Lock Haven State College.
While attending college he was
active in all sports.
Lake-Lehman enrolls
936 at high school
A total of 936 high school
students is expected to be en-
rolled at Lake-Lehman on the
first day of the 1970-71 term.
There will be 188 in the seventh
grade; 164 in eighth grade; 188
in ninth; 136 in tenth; 138 in
eleventh, and 122 in twelfth.
The figures show an increase
of approximately 43 students
over the one of 893 on the closing
- day of school. The above figures
do not include the 60 students
that will be attending West Side
Area Vocational-Technical
School in Pringle.
Students will be assigned to
rooms alphabetically as
follows: Room 17-Adams and
including Elizabeth Davis, Miss
Chwastek; Room 18-DeBarry
and. including Elizabeth Jones,
Mrs. Worth; Room 19-Jones and
including Diane Pall Mr.
Murfchinski: Room 20-Pall and
including Snyder, Mrs. Smith;
Room 21-Sorber and including
Zbick, Mr. Oliver.
Room 22-Adams and includ-
ing Diddlebock, Mr. J. Thomas;
Room 23-Dillard and including.
. Kostenbauder, Mr. Comitz;
Room 24-Krasner and including
~ Novitski, Mr. Vassia; Room 25-
Osborne and including Stem-
pien, Miss Morris; Room 25-
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Stepanik and including Zielin,
Mr. Maciak.
Rooml-Adam and including
Daubert, Miss J. Thomas;
Room 16-Davis and including
Kazokas, Mr. Andrusis; Room
15-Keefe and including Myers,
Miss Wilk; Room 13 Nevadow-
ski and including Sudimak, Mr.
Sharok; Room 14-Sutton and
including Zerfoss, Miss Phillip.
Room 4-Adams and including
Ferraro, Mr. Narkiewicz;
Room 5-Fisk and including
Jones, Mr. Jenkins; Room 10-
Josuweit and including Linda
Scott, Miss Purcell; Room 11-
Scott and including Zaleskas,
Mrs. Finn.
Room 2-Adams and including
Haines, Mrs. Oliver; Room 2A-
Halliday and including Moyer,
Mr. Wilczewski; Room 3-Mygs-
sig and including Scouten,
Rhodes; Room 3A-Shurmanek
and including Wagner, Mr.
Thresten; Room 13-Michelle
Wagner and including Yocka-
vitch, Mrs. Marchakitus.
Room 6-Adams and including
Clark, Mr. Kanyuck; Room 7-
Cook and including Germick,
Mr. Sidler; Room 8-Grey and
including Naugle, Mrs. Luka-
savage; Room 9-Newell and in-
cluding Zaleskas, Mr. Gulbish.:
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THE DALLAS POST, SEPT. 3, 1970
Mary Beth Stare Christine Ores
John Thomas
John Comitz
LAKE-LEHMAN MENU
Sept. 9- Sept. 11
¢
WEDNESDAY—Cold ham on bun, potato chips, baked beans,
peaches, milk. 3
THURSDAY—Southern fried steak onBtin, buttered corn, cabbage ;
salad, jello with topping, milk. A i
FRIDAY —Pizza or peanut butter and jelly sandwich, potato chips,
buttered green beans, apple sauce, milk.
Lake-Lehman School District
will begin the 1970-71 school
term Sept. 9 as announced by
Anthony Marchakitus, assistant
supervising principal, with all
students reporting to their
homerooms at 8:15 a.m. Stu-
dents will dismissed at 3:35 and
buses will depart at 3:42 p.m.
The school cafeteria will
serve ‘“‘Class A” lunches begin-
ning the first day of school.
All buses have been inspected
and approved by the Pennsyl-
vania State Police and will op-
erate on the time schedule listed
below, traveling the same ap-
Darlene Chwastek
nuclear Wi attend the West Side Ares
opponents a
Cl rculate Hi ih Dan wa
petitions I
will be the driver.
Transportation will also be
provided for kindergarten stu-
dents to the attendance area. It
will be the responsibility of the
parents to pick up their students
for the return trip home.
Following are the routes over
which the school buses will
travel. Last year’s drivers’
names as well as route numbers
The Citizens Committee for
Environmental Concern has an-
nounced that 5,200 signatures of
people opposing the construc-
tion of the proposed fast breeder
nuclear reactor planned by
Pennsylvania Electric Co. on
the Susquehanna River near
Meshoppen, have been obtained
on petitions.
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are listed. In some cases it may
be necessary to have new
drivers.
Rt. 1—Lyons: Stull, Noxen,
Alderson, Sunset, Idetown
Area, 7:05 Starting time; Rt. 2—
Strohl: Noxen Elem., Route 29,
Harveys Lake Area, Idetown
Area, 7:30; Rt. 3—Schenck:
special education bus for Noxen
Area; Rt. 4—Park: Meeker
Grange, Outlet Road, Kern's .
Hotel Interchange, Yatsko
Road, 7:00; Rt. 5—Derr: Upper
Oak Hill Area, Huntsville Road,
Sutton Road, Lehman Heights.
7:30; Rt. 6—Niezgoda: Idetown
Area via Old Highway,
Shawanese Area, Outlet Road,
7:95.
Rt. 7—Cook: Sunset Area,
Warden Place, Carpenter Road,
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son, Sandy Beach, Route 118 to
Dallas, Huntsville Road to
Huntsville Dam, Chase Cor-
ners, Chase Manor, Gield Crest,
7:00 Rt. 9—Mekeel: Chase
Manor, Norris Glen, Huntsville
Dam, Lehman Heights. 7:20;
Rt. 10—Disque: Plymouth
Mountain, to Chase Corners,
Huntsville Dam, 7:15; Rt. 11— *
Fedor: Lower Route 29 past
Lake Silkworth, Ceasetown,
Zbick’s Corners, Chase Cor-
ners, Huntsville Dam, Lehman
Center, 7:10; Rt. 12—Lopasky:
Alderson, Wheeler’s Cafe,
Hanson’s, Lake Elem., Sandy
Beach, Point Breeze, Kern’s In-
terchange, Outlet Road to Leh-
man, 7:10.
Rt. 13—Sutton: Cease’s Ter-
race, Lake Silkworth, Route 29
Spencer’s Road, Hartman
Road, Ceasetown, Fedor Road,
7:05; Rt. 14—Smith: Lower Oak
Hill, Huntsville Road, Hunts-
ville Nursery to Smith’s
Pond, Township Route 700 to
High School, 7:10; Rt. 15—
Miers: Cease’s Mills, Smith’s
Pond, Follies Road, Huntsville
Dam, Lehman Heights, 7:15;
Rt. 16—Stefanowicz: Pikes
Creek Area, Route 118, Route
29, Paynes Store, Bear Hollow,
Lake Elementary, 7:10; Rt. 17—
Payne: Meeker Loyalville
Area, Payne’s Store Inter-
change, Bear Hollow, Outlet,
Kern’s . Interchange, Shaw-
anese, Warden Place, Alderson,
Picnic Grounds, Sandy Bottom,
Lake Elementary, 7:20; Rt. 18—
Oberst: Sorber Mountain, Rug-
gles Area, Sandy Bottom, Lake
Lake-Lehman schools
| begin fall term Sept. 9
Elementary, 7:10.
Rt. 19—Barbacci: Noxen
Trestle, Route 29, North Moun-
tain, Sweet Valley, Kupsta’s
Store, Payne’s Store, Bryant’s
Pond, 118 to Lake-Lehman High
School, 7:10; Rt. 20—Graham:
Lehman to Meeker Road, Pikes
Creek Reservior, Pearl Street-
Lake Silkworth, Route 29, to
Ruggles Corners, Ruggles
Corners on Route 118 to Lake-
Lehman High School, 6:50; Rt.
21—Updyke: Updyke Farm,
Route 748, Route 118 to Steele’s
Diner, Route 468 to Ross Ele-
mentary, Sweet Valley High-
way to Pikes Creek, Route 118 ga
Lake-Lehman School, 6:55; &
22—Lamoreaux: North Pond
Road, Route 461 to 118 to Rosen-
.crans Garage, return to Ross
Elem., Sweet Valley Highway
to Pikes Creek, Route 118 to
Lake-Lehman School, 7:00; Rt.
23—Lamoreaux No. 2: North
Pond, Sweet Valley Road to
Bloomingdale, Circle Hunting-
ton on Route 479 to Ross Ele-
mentary, 7:05; Rt. 24—Swartz:
Sylvan, Lake to Bloomingdale,
to Broadway, Ross Elementary,
Ross Elementary to Pikes
Creek, Route 118 to Lake-
Lehman High School, 6:55; Rt.
25—Technical School bus fo
Pringle from Lake-Lehm{
High School, 8:07.
The kindergarten routes are
as follows: Rt. 1—Dergs:
Meeker, Outlet, Sunset, H
veys Lake, Idetown, Oak Hill,
Huntsville Road, 8:15; Rt. 2—
Cook: Jackson Township,
Ceasetown, Chase,
Area, 1:30; Rt. 3—Bates: Ross
Twp. Loyalville Area, 8:05; Rt.
4—Swartz: Lake Silkworth, Rt.
29, Harveys Lake, Alderson,
11:40.
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