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Dallas changes method
of honor roll listing
The Dallas Senior High School
will determine students to be
listed on its honor roll by a new
method this year. The new
method is being used for the
first time with the first nine
weeks marking period. Those
students with a quality point
average of 3.5 and above will be
on the first honors list and those
with a quality point average of
3.0 to 3.5 will be on the second
honors list.
First honors—I2th grade:
Mary Cully, Charlene Demmy,
Constance Edwards, Betty J.
Heffner, Cheryl Hontz, Patricia
Koeb, Glenda Larson, Brenda
Richards, Philip Scott, Cather-
ine Wilson.
Eleventh grade: Diane
Dennis, Marie Ewdoschenko,
Nancy Fleming, Kathy Futch,
Robert Goeringer, Cathy Heff-
ner, Jon Jay La Berge, William
McHale, Debra Philo, Nancy
Pichert, Edward Riefenstahl,
John Woychick.
Tenth grade: Christine
Banks, Jay Berger, Bruce Be-
secker, David Byon, Wayne
Evans, Linda Fink, Andrea
Friedman, Jeanette Goreinger,
Michael Hawk, Raymond
Jacobs, Anne Jonsson, Karen
Kauffman, Jack Kloeber, Kathy
Kreidler, Wayne Long, David
Longmore, Nancy Mathers,
Thomas McCabe, Marilyn
Miller, Nan Peiffer, Harry Phil-
lips, Barbara Pichert, Nancy
Popielarz, Pamela Porter, A.
Louis Sappe, Diane Stredny,
Patricia VanEtten..
Second honors—I2th grade:
Charlene Albosta, Sandra Bara-
kat, Nancy Bergman, Keith
Bicking, William Bradbury,
Kathleen Brennan, Warren
Boyes, Fern Carkhuff, Arlene
Cook, Linda Dexter, Richard
Dodson, Linda Doughton, Carla
Dunham, Elizabeth Eckman,
Valerie Edwards, William
Flock, Bruce Goeringer, Steven
Goode, Lenchen Hefft, Debra
Herritt, Mark Hicks, Carol
Kaleta, Wayne Kester, Marilyn
Kirkpatrick, Raymond Kuder-
ka, David Kulick, Edmund
LaBatch, Donna Lockhart,
Sandra Long, Diane Morgan,
Janice Novitski, John Porter,
Debra Price, Debra Race, Bar-
bara Reese, James Roman,
Susan Rother, Donna Seward,
Lindsey Sherwood, Robert
Shoemaker, Maryanne Sickler,
Cynthia Smith, Sterling
Wagner, Charles Waite, Linda
Wazeter, Jeanne Williams.
Eleventh grade: Melanie
Albert, Leslie Alexander, Carol
Beline, Linda Brongo, Robert
Carle, Janice Culp, Jane Dom-
nick, Clifford Engler, Leslie
Evans, Nancy Gordon, Karen
Fedock, Joan Havir, Tena
Hicks, Brad Hochhalter, Beth
Hunter, Priscilla Kloeber, Gary
Kostrabala, Christine Kreidler,
Patti Lewis, Judith MacAvoy,
Martha Miller, Debra Mitchell,
Susan Neilson, Kathleen Nolan,
Estella Parker, Patricia Par-
rish, Holly Phillips, Clifford
Shields, Clark Turner, Alex-
ander Wazeter, Richard Yeust,
Alan Zaboski, Deborah New-
berry.
Tenth grade: Edward Boltz,
Susan Carmon, Joyce Crispell,
Jean Dickinson, . Mary Beth
Donachie, Gertrude Drake,
Demetrius Fannick, Alan
Gosart, Peggy Hacker, Joyce
Hazeltine, Linda Herritt, John
Jensen, Clifford Kozemchak,
Linda Michak, Earl Monk,
Richard Monte, Ruth Owens,
Mary Lou Porter, Thomas Prit-
chard, Fred Robinson, Harold
Rose, Janice Saddington,
Robert Saffian, Samuel
Shannon, Patricia Shuleski,
Carol Sipple, John Stredny,
Cathy Swords, Pamela Taddei,
Cheryl Templin, Donna Traver,
Patricia Turpak, Cynthia
Witek, and James Withers.
Lake-Lehman High School
names 168 to honor rolls
With the first marking period
terminating Nov. 11 at Lake-
Lehman Junior-Senior High
School, Principal Anthony
Marchakitus has released an
honor - roll comprised of 47
scholars and 121 honors
students.
The honor roll at Lake-
. Lehman is broken down into two
separate factions, the scholars
and the honors. In order to
achieve the ultimate in
academic superiority, the
scholars must maintain -a true
3.5 average with no exceptions,
with at least 3.0 in major sub-
jects. The second group, the
honors, must receive at least a
3.0 average in major subjects,
those which meet five periods a
week, and a minimum of 2.5
average in those subjects, those
which meet five periods a week,
and a minimum of 2.5 average
in those subjects which meet
fewer than five times weekly.
The list of students com-
prising the honor roll for the
first quarter beginning Sept. 9
and ending Nov. 11 are as
follows:
Seventh grade-scholars:
Cheryl Hoover, Pamela
Phillips, Philip Smith.
Honors: Sandra Barrall,
Brenda Butler, Marianne
Dennis, Kelly Dobnick, Laurie
Dockeray, Mary Beth Duffy,
Jackee Houser, Gina Major,
Patricia McGrath, Cynthia
Moyer, Cindy Oncay, Leo Pall;
Richard Perrego, Gwen
Salansky, Suzanne Salansky,
Karen Sayre, Craig Selingo,
Gini Steele, Diane Stolarick,
Donna Sutliff, Cynthia Sutton,
Kathy Vandermark, Christine
Zbick.
Eighth grade-scholars:
Dwight Barbacci, Robert
Barski, Harold Cornell, Ralph
Crockett, Kimberly Davis,
Brenda Edwards, Karen
Kasenchak, Laurie Kittle,
Bonnie Morris, Jean Niezgoda,
Brenda Palmer, Elisa Part-
~ chey, Joseph Purcell, Ann San-
Fanandre, Cheryl Wagner,
Marjorie Wolensky, Jayne
Zaleskas.
Honors: William Babetski,
Frank Bogdon, Carol Booth,
Brian Coombs, Margaret Ed-
wards, Debra Elley, Thomas
Eyerman, Richard Fritz,
Richard Gaissl, Melanie
Holdsworth, Donna Jones;
Gwenyth Jones, Joan Kuchta,
Laurie Osborne, Joyce Rood,
John Scovell, Susan Stepanik,
Jeffrey Teske, Abbylee
Thomas, Dominick Turse,
Richard Wayda.
Ninth grade-scholars: Susan
Brown, John Grey, Jean
Johnson, Sandra L. Smith,
Deborah Stefanowicz.
Honors: Walter Babetski,
Wanda Franklin, Joseph
Haczewski, William Jones,
Gertrude Kehler, Irene Kernag,
Sally King, Harriet Kocher;
Mildred Kocher, Wanda
Long, Adele .-Maziarczyk,
Carolyn Myers, Edward Nixon,
Larry Pall, Cheryl Robey, Jane
Salansky, Denise Sherwood,
Maribeth Taylor, Tina Traver.
Tenth grade-scholars: Irene
Booth, Barbara Evans, Jean
Germick, Claire Maziarczyk,
Robert Scott, Linda Tough,
Joann Urick.
Honors: Beverly Adams,
Theresa Derwin, Anthony
Gerrara, Maria Groblewski,
Jean Hughes, Darlene Kocher,
Garry Masters, Debra Mosier,
Joseph Nalbone, Tim Ravert,
Frances Stash, Bonnie Sutton,
Roger Weggel, Donna Weiss,
Diane Wojtowicz, Irene
Zaleskas.
Eleventh grade-scholars:
Gail Cornell, Marc Elgaway,
Kathy Fluck, David Haines,
Audrey Ide, Sharon Kleban,
Jane Niezgoda, Cynthia
Osborne, Anthony Stevens,
Cathy Tranell, Frances
Yankoski.
Honors: Glenna Brown,
Julianne Culp, Peggy Hoyt,
Janet Jenkins, Diane Johns,
Barbara King, Judy Lee, Terry
Leinthall, Jan Long, William
Lozo, Marsha Margellina,
Eugene Mohen, Ray Morgan,
Renee Reese, Alan Updyke,
Jennie Valick, Denise Witek,
Dixon Wolf.
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Twelfth grade-scholars:
Pamella Johns, Joan Kleban,
Susan Nalbone, Suzanne
Rodriguez.
Honors: Lynn Adams, David
Booth, Pamela Calkins,
Darlene Casterline, Kathy
Cook, Kendra Cosgrove, Doreen
Davis, Robert Diddlebock,
Catherine Edwards, Robin
Eneboe, Lynn Evans;
Constance Lanning, Suzanne
Megargel, Dale Nygren, Debra
Petroski, Kathy Rupe, David
Smith, Sherry Snell, Carle
Strawser, Janet Stroud, Preston
Swan, Joanita Swartz, Richard
Wagner, JoAnn Zaleskas.
THE DALLAS POST, NOV. 24, 1970
The Dallas Post (KOZEMCHAK)
Frank Geskey
in Vietnam
Navy PO 3.C. Frank A.
Geskey, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank J. Gesky, RD 3, Dallas, is
serving with Detail ‘‘Kanga-
roo” of the U.S. Mobile Con-
struction Battalion 133 at Bein
HOA, Vietnam.
The unit’s primary mission is
the construction of 430 housing
units for families of South Viet-
namese Navymen. The project
is a segment of a masterplan to
relieve the housing shortage
and promote the self-help
program among the Viet-
namese people.
The use of motion-driven
snow blowers and snow plows
has eased in driving woes of
many motorists. Protective ear
plugs should be worn by persons
operating these devices. a
Girl Scout leaders
plan Dec. 2 meeting
The Dallas Neighborhood Girl
Scout leaders of Penn’s Woods
Council, will hold their meeting
children present
program of thanks
The children’s division of the
Huntsville Christian Church
presented a Thanksgiving
program at the close of the
Sunday School hour Sunday
using the theme, “God Forgets
Not, We Forget Not.” Taking
part in the presentation were:
Carolyn Jones, litany; Debbie
Templin, prayer; Holly Rave,
scripture; Genene Schacht,
Jackie Jopling, Pamela Marr,
Kevin Wagner and James
Ashton, meditations.
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Lovey Kompinski's
Kids feel very special
Her classroom is gaily decor-
ated with pictures of fruits and
vegetables clipped from maga-
zines— an exercise designed to
teach youngsters the difference
between the two types of food. A
Treasure Chest of Books is
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The classroom is a happy place
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Members of the class pictured
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Karen Reabuck was a happy
little girl Friday afternooon
when members of her kinder-
garten class ‘baked” her a
flannel board birthday cake to
honor her on her fifth birthday.
Under the direction of Lovey
Kompinski, their teacher, the
young students sang.
“Tomorrow is Karen’s bir-
thday; Lets baker her a cake;
Mix and stir, mix and stir...”” A
tempting make-believe vanilla
cake complete with icing was
affixed to the flannel board and
the youngsters counted as Miss
Kompinski placed birthday
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when Miss Kompinski had com-
pleted the ritual. And Karen
beamed, delighted to be the
center of attention on her
special day.
Karen and her fellow class-
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Kompinski’s afternoon kinder-
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Bloomsburg College, explains
that youngsters enjoy ‘feeling
special,” and she makes certain
that each is honored on his or
her birthday.
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Silver Leaf Club
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The Kunkle Silver Leaf Club
met at the home of Jennie Miers
Nov. 17 with Arline Updyke pre-
siding at the business meeting.
Members discussed final
arrangements for the Christ-
mas party which will be held at
the Idetown Methodist Church
House Dec. 15 at 6:30 p.m.
Reservations must be made
with Ann Weaver not later than
Dec. 9. Dollar gifts will be ex-
changed. Doris Harrison will be
in charge of decorations.
Officers for the coming year
were re-elected as follows:
president, Arline Updyke; vice
president, Florence Hoyt;
secretary, Naomi Ashburner;
treasurer, Elizabeth Hess; cor-
responding secretary#Ella
Brace; publicity, Ann Wéaver;
flower committee, Myrtle Hess
and Grace Ide. :
Dorothy Dodson read the
scripture lesson at the meeting.
Ruby Miers will be hostess at
the January meeting.
L-L football moms
plan dance Friday
The Lake-Lehman Football .
Mothers will sponsor their
annual Football Dance at the
high school, Nov. 27, from 8 to 11
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