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“I plan to attend college
and major in computer
programming but before I
do that I plan to marry
Don Hislop of Orange,
June 20. That will be
shortly after I graduate,’
said this week’s In the
Spotlight student at Lake-
Lehman High School.
Bonnie Forster, senior
in the college prep
program at Lake-Lehman
High School, is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
David Forster of Harveys
Lake. She has two sisters
and two brothers, all
younger than she.
Bonnie attended
Coughlin High School
until last year when her
family moved to the Back
Mountain. She has ad-
justed very well to the
transfer and takes an ac-
tive part in the high
school’s activities.
She is a member of the
student council, the high
school chorus, Y-Teens,
and this year, was a
member of the home-
coming court.
Last year, Bonnie was
in the junior class play
and also in chorus. When
at Coughlin, she went out
for track and was in the
chorus.
She works part time at
the Ranch Wagon so
doesn’t find a lot of leisure
time for activities. Al-
though Bonnie is very
much involved in her
church, the Glory Barn, at
Orange.
Until last year, Bonnie
was a member of 4-H, a
group in which she had
been involved for many
years.
She enjoys swimming,
walking and softball.
Bonnie also enjoys
listening to music but she
has no special favorites.
“I like the Back
Mountain becuase it is
rural and much cleaner
than in the city. The
school is better because
everyone knows one
another and the teachers
are ‘‘super’. You get to
each of them as a friend.
“Coughlin was so big
that we never knew all of
the students.
“I like YokeLohmian
but I believe it would be
better if we had nutrition
breaks every morning as
well as every afternoon.
They do a lot for the
students.”
Scott F. Slocum, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce F.
Slocum, 290 Machell Ave.,
Dallas, recently
graduated from
Bloomsburg State College
with a masters degree in
Business Administration.
Slocum, a 1975 graduate
of Dallas Senior High
School and a 1979
graduate of Susquehanna
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The daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Murphy of
Dallas, Kathy Murphy is a
senior at Dallas Senior
High School. A student in
the high school’s college
prep program, Kathy is
this week’s In the Spot-
light student.
Kathy plans to attend
Penn State’s Main
Campus after she grad-
uates from high school but
not during the 1981-82
academic year.
Immediately following
graduation in June, she
plans to work and possibly
live in Florida.
When Kathy does enter
college, she plans to
major in communica-
tions, somewhat of a
natural choice since her
mother did publicity for
the local campus at one
the editorial staff of the
Dallas Post. Kathy's
father also works closely
with communications
since he is dean of
students at the Wilkes-
Barre Campus.
Kathy has two younger
sisters, Jennifer, in eighth
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grade at Dallas Junior
High School, : and Bren-
nan, age three.
An honor student,
Kathy is the senior editor
of the high school’s news-
paper
used to do catering before
she worked at Boscov's
and enjoyed making
quiches and chef salads in
particular.
‘““Not only are the
teachers at Dallas good
In her leisure time, she
doesn’t have a lot of that,
since she works part time
at Boscov's Department
Store, Kathy enjoys
swimming, roller skating
and traveling. With her
parents and sisters,
Kathy has been to most of
the United States and also
to Canada. In 1976, the
Murphy’s camped while
traveling across the
United States.
Kathy enjoys reading
just about everything. She
also likes to cook. She
teachers,” ‘said: Kathy,
‘But they also are nice
people. The academic
program is excellent but I
wish they had more
classes in journalism and
communications.
“I also believe that
seniors should be allowed
to leave school early
rather than sit in study
halls. I believe the
students could use that
time working or for some-
thing better than wasting
time fooling around in a
room.”
The annual meeting of
the Back Mountain
Memorial Library
Association will be held on
Jan. 29 at 8 p.m. in the
library annex.
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