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LL BAND CONCERT--The Lake-Lehman Symphonic Band Concert, directed by John
Miliauskas, will be held on Friday and Saturday, March 30 and 31, at 8 p-m. in the high
school auditorium. Featured will be the Band Front. Narrator will be Kevin Wagner. On
Friday evening the John Phillip Sousa Band Award will be presented to two outstanding
musicians by James L. Nicholas, high school principal. The John Miliauskas award will be
presented on Saturday by Donald Cosgrove, president of the Band Sponsors Association.
The Cadet Band directed by Jonathan Pineno will precede the Knights concert. Tickets
may be purchased from any band member or at the door. The public is invited to attend.
Members of the Color Guard are pictured above. Kneeling left to right are Jason Harding,
Steve Lockavitch, Kevin Wagner, Ray Jones, Gary Shaw, standing Paul Glogowski, Frank
Kutz. Chris Gross, Albert Sweitzer, Michael Kasko, Ron Schall and Vince Gross.
SAT’s to be
given Mar 31
The Scholastic Aptitude
Test (SAT) will be given at
Dallas Senior High School,
saturday, March 31. All
\Yjunior students planning to
attend two-year or four-
year colleges should take
this exam. Seniors who
have not yet taken the
SAT’s should also take the
test at this time if they are
planning to attend college.
Students planning to attend
Luzerne County Com-
munity College do not need
to take this exam, but
should plan to take the
ACT’s at a future date.
The doors will open at 8
a.m. Students are
reminded to bring their
admission tickets and two
number two pencils. Walk-
in registrations will be
accepted if the student
brings to the test center a
completed registration
rm, and a check or
money order for $18.
(#Registration forms are
available at the Dallas
High School Guidance
Office.
NERS--Lake-Lehman band .units
walked away with three first place honors and the overall
competition at Bishop Hoban [ast Saturday night. Left to
right are captains, Caryl Wilke, batons; Cathy Houssock,
silks; and Mary Jean Hennebaul, swing flags.
several teachers and parents who attended the puppet show and toured the General
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for the first time in our history we are extending our
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Thursday 11-9
Friday 11-9
Saturday 10-5:30
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RUNNERUP--Dallas High School strutters placed second in
the Bishop Hoban Annual Festival of Marching Units last
Saturday night. Above, Beth Steltz, one of the majorettes,
prepares to perform. (Photo by Mark Moran)
Registrations open
at Trinity Nursery
Registrations are now
being accepted for Sept.
1979 at the Trinity Nursery
School located in the
Trinity United
Presbyterian Church,
Church Street, Dallas.
Morning and afternoon
classes are available for
three and four-year old
children.
The curriculum offers
varied creative aetivities
with materials of all kinds
encouraging the efforts of -
the individual. The child » Ve
enjoys rhythms, songs,
games, finger plays,
stories and
dramatizations. Free play
with small toys, blocks,
puzzles, toys that each and
outdoor plau are still all
part of the program. 5
Mrs. Donald Lockhart,
coordinator 675-3588 or the
church office 675-3131.
Several field trips are
scheduled throughout the
year. The children
recently made. a trip to the
Wilkes-Barre General
Hospital where a puppet
show on poison prevention
was presented after which
students were taken on a
tour of the facilities.
Any parent is welcome
to enroll their child in the
school. Further in-
formation about the school
may be obtained by calling
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The award-winning
Lake-Lehman Band Front
Units competed at the Fifth
Annual Bishop Hoban
Marching Festival last
Saturday capturing all
three first place trophies
and the overall trophy.
Categories were majorette,
color guard and drill team.
Majorette captain is
Caryl Wilke and co-captain
is Susan Rushin. The Color
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Guard unit which consists
of silks and rifles is cap-
tained by Cathy Houssock
and co-captain Holly
Haverick, silks. Rifle
captain is Ronald Schall
and co-captain is Michael
Kasko. Mary Jean Hen-
nabaul is captain of the
swing flags drill unit and
Sandy McCarroll is co-
captain. Director is John
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Miliauskas.
Judging was by the:
National Judges
Association in areas of
marching and
maneuvering, carriage and
use of equipment, and
general effect. Judging the
area of inspection were
Gunnery Sgt. Richard A.
Hazlett and Sgt. John E.
Brown of the United States
Marine Corps.
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