John Coulton, senior, is
in the spotlight at Lake-
Lehman High School this
The son of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Coulton of Harveys
Lake, John has three
brothers and three sisters.
His oldest brother, Frank,
lives in Bristol. His sister,
Debbie, is married and
sister, Joann, has her own
apartment in Noxen.
John moved to this area
with his family when he
was in fifth grade from
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He is active in sports and
team
John has been on the
: school basketball teams
the senior varsity
He also is a member of
Lake-Lehman’s varsity
volleyball team and has
played for the past four
John is a member of the
participates in the 120 and
330 hurdles, this year
changed to 110 and 400
meters.
His extra-curricular
featured at
A food demonstration
on preparing and serving a
variety of foods for the
holidays will be held on
Monday, Nov. 20 at 7 p.m.
in the meeting room of the
Forty Fort Borough
Building.
Mrs. Josephine Kotch,
extension home economist
for Luzerne County will
conduct the program. She
will offer suggestions of
foods that can be served as
appetizers, gelatin foods
for salads or desserts and
punch beverages. A
varitey of napkin folds will
also be demonstrated.
Participants will have the
opportunity to taste the
food prepared.
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interests include dining out
and movies. He also likes
music, preferably the
Beatles and soft, mellow
music becoming popular
once again.
He is a member of the
Varsity Club at school.
He likes Lake-Lehman
High School because
everybody knows
everybody and they are all
very friendly.
During the past several
years he believes that the
students have more
freedom and also have a
wider selection of subjects
from which to choose.
John said that he thinks
there is less school spirit
than in past years and
much less interest ‘in
athletic events on the part
of students.
Following graduation, he
social studies and return to
the school to coach
basketball, his first love.
He said much to his
football coach’s chagrin,
his girl friend is one of his
best assets rather than a
major problem, as his
coach believed.
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In the Spotlight at Dallas
Senior High School this
week is Lisa McCartney, a
senior in the academic
department.
The daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. H.R. McCartney,
Elmcrest Drive, Dallas,
Lisa has two brothers,
Dennis, married to the
former Susan
Rhinehammer; and Brian,
graduated and working.
Lisa is a former member
of both the JV and varsity
cheerleader squad. In her
junior year, she was
named queen of the Junior
Prom held at Gus
Genetti’s. She also served
on the junior class steering
committee and worked as
head of fundraising project
and on various prom
committees.
Sno Riders
The newly formed
Franklin Township Sno
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will meet Thursday at 7:30
p.m. at Caddie LaBar’s
home, East Dallas.
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A member of the student
council, Lisa worked on
numerous council-
sponsored special events.
She also was inducted into
the Honor Society during
her junior year.
This year Lisa is vice
president of the senior
class and a member of the
senior class steering
committee. She also was a
member of the
Homecoming Court, and in
the honor society is in
charge of putting together
a scrapbook of the society’s
activities.
When Lisa is not busy with
school activities, she works
part time at the Hut Card
and Gift Shop. She is very
interested in art and takes
private lessons with Sue
Hand. Lisa has won awards
Legion meeting
There will be a meeting
of the Home Association of
the Dallas American
Legion at the post home
Monday evening.
Harold Brobst
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at school and at the local
Fall Fair. She also enjoys
reading, sports activities
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‘“The school spirit at
Dallas has been great this
year,” said Lisa. ‘There is
a great improvement over
previous years. I was
happy to hear that Clint
Brobst and Charles Preece
received the basketball
coach positions. I wish
them lots of luck for a
successful year.”
Following graduation
from high school, Lisa
hopes to pursue a career in
commercial art. She ap-
plied at Rochester Institute
of Technology and is
patiently waiting to hear
from them.
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