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The senior class of Lake-
{Lehman High School will pre-
sent a comedy entitled, “If a
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the student
is Donna Post,
lassisted by Mariana Oplinger,
director; Karen
student director;
Directing
Renee Hart, assistant student
directors.
The plot involves a 19-year-
old girl, Chantal Stacey, con-
tudes of her parents. Her father
mother, a former Parisian
dancer.
The leading female role of
will present “If a Man Ans
left to right, first row:
in the cooperative educational
program at LLHS, Kathy works
in the morning and attends
classes in the afternoon.
The part of Gene is played by
Mike Terninko, who is origi-
nally from New Jersey. He had
a minor role in the junior play
and has worked extensively
with stage lighting.
Lake-Lehman’s exchange
student from Rhodesia,
Patricia Brooke, plays the part
of Chantal’s mother, Germaine.
This is her second theatre role.
Pat is a member of the school’s
chorus and hockey team.
Mr. Senior, John Scovell,
plays the part of John, Chan-
tal’s father. He was also in the
junior play. A football player,
John has lettered in track and
football.
The part of Tina Brooks is
played by Cheryl Wagner.
Cheryl is the senior class presi-
dent and active in the Student
Council, hockey and basketball
teams.
Other characters include:
Miss Kaye - Jane Zaleskas;
clerk - Laurie Kittle; Robert
Swan - Domenick Turse; Mr.
Chadwick - Ron Merisko;
Europa - Alda Gush; Conchita -
Debbie Kleban; Belladonna -
Brenda Edwards; Salone - Ann
SanFanandre; Grace - Maggie
Edwards; Eleanor - Ann
Stefanowicz; men - Eric Weber,
Tom Walters, John Sutliff, and
Doug Agnew.
Publicity chairman is Tina
Marie Mark.
A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to everyone to attend
this hilarious comedy.
wers,”” Nov. 22 at 8
Maggie Edwards,
Fourth row: Alda Gush,
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P.T.A.
Candy sale awards were
presented to 10 students by the
Trucksville Elementary P.T.A.
for their outstanding participa-
tion in the recent candy sale. All
proceeds go towards the
childrens’ parties and neces-
sities of the school.
Trucksville Elementary P.T.A.
will be held Dec. 9 at 8 p.m. The
guest speaker will be Sgt.
William Pugh, Kingston Town-
ship police officer, whose topic
will be “Drugs.”” All interested
parents are asked to attend.
Where’s Diane?
Joe Camollocei of Berwick is
attempting to locate Diane, a
ninth grade student in the
The Wyoming Seminary
German Club made its annual
trip to Yorkville, New York
City’s “German Town”, Nov.
16. The trip gives interested
Seminary students the oppor-
tunity to speak German, come
in contact with many Germans,
and shop in New York City’s
German specialty shops.
Thirteen Seminary students
made the trip in the school van
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Third row: Jane
Sandra Husband, Susanne
Priscilla Liput, Mary
with Erhard Koller, the King-
ston prep school’s German in-
structor and faculty advisor to
the German Club.
One Sem student was a bit
more at home in Yorkville than
the rest. She was Diethild Beck-
er, an “exchange student” from
Mubhlstrabe, West Germany.
The Seminary group left for
New York at 8 a.m., and arrived
back in Kingston at approx-
imately 6 p.m.
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Congratulations to the
students who were selected to
be the members of the 1974-75
girls and boys basketball
teams. Good luck guys and
gals!
The cross country team ended
this season with a 7-2 record in
their league. Nine members
qualified for the State Cham-
pionship meet at Penn State
University by finishing second
to Meyers in the District II
Competition. The team did a
great job in representing our
school.
The following students were
selected to participate in the
by Renee Yuscellis
Lake-Lehman High School
had an assembly in the gym-
nasium Nov. 14, entitled
“Reptiles”. Kreg Russel was
the demonstrator.
In the demonstration there
was a python, and an Iguana, a
Tegru lizard, a red footed
tortise, a Malay box turtle, a
boa constrictor, a brown
Cayman, two other box turtles,
and three rat smakes.
Immediately after the de-
monstration a pep rally was
held to cheer and support the
Girl’s hockey team and the foot-
ball team.
Open House
Lake-Lehman High School
held open house Nov. 13 for the
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District Chorus this year: Carol
Evans, Jeff Odell, Kevin
Bonawitz, Mark Kloeber, Ray
Kuhnert and Jim Balmer.
Students selected for the
District Band were: Jay
Kynack, Bob Baird, Kevin
Bonawitz, Philip Miller, Joe
Sims and Mark Johnson.
Congratulations!
A bonfire was held at the
school Friday night to boost the
team in before the G.A.R.
game. a?
This year’s junior off is
sponsoring a hoagie sale.U"The
money which is raised will be
used for the Junior-Senior
Prom:
The senior class conducted a
bake sale Saturday afternoon at
the G.A.R. game.
parents of students attending.
the school. Open house began at
7:30 p.m. and officially ended at
9 p.m.
Anthony Marchakitus opened
the program with comments,
directions and introductions. A
film made by Miss Purcell and
her 10th grade students was
shown. The parents then pro-
ceeded to discussions about
mental, physical, and personal
growth. Refreshments were,
served at 9 p.m.
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