Jim Cannon of Chase
coin collecting.
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
Rod Kaye, senior at
all graduates of Dallas
decided not to go out
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to Florida and Canada.
im li Dallas High School, is this Senior High School. His during wrestling season. When he finds the time he
Sie Soo, re i week’s In the Post Spot- parents are Mr. and Mrs. Rod is a member of the Jikes to go down hill
Bishop O'Reilly when he through the southeastern light student in the Peter Kaye of Midland ski club. He was in- skiing.
was a sophomore. Jim states. For eight years district. A student in the Drive, Dallas. terested in joining a He would like to go out
: : college prep program, In senior high school photography club at for baseball this year but
moved from Kingston to
the Back Mountain area
with his parents, Mr. and
s. James Cannon.
(W! senior in the college
prep program at the high
school, Jim has been ac-
cepted at Temple
University where he plans
to major in physical
therapy.
He has three sisters,
Debbie, senior at Penn
State University where
she is majoring in animal
production; Linda, in her
second year in radiology
with his family they went
to the Delaware Beach
each year.
He enjoys stage
productions and has been
to New York City
numerous times to see
Broadway plays. He also
goes on organized school
trips to see various plays
both to New York and
locally.
He likes all types of
music.
Jim says there is a
more informal at-
mosphere at Lake-
Rod plans to attend
college and major in
photo journalism. He has
not yet decided where he
will enroll but has con-
sidered Edinboro state
and University of Dayton,
Ohio.
A native of Dallas, Rod
has three older brothers,
Rod was a member of the
junior class steering
committee and this year
is a member of the senior
steering committee. He is
not necessarily a sports
enthusiast but did wrestle
in junior high school and
when a sophomore and
junior. This year he
Approximately 338
the honors roll with an
at College Misericordia; Lehman but enrollment at stude z ts 2 arne 3 average between 3.49 and
and Lori, fifth grade the Back Mountain High recognition for out- 3.00.
student at Lehman- School and Bishop standing academic Back Mountain students
Jackson Elementary. O’Reilly are about the : ji achievement during the earning honors
Jim is a member of the same. Otherwise, he finds Jim Cannon 1980 fall semester at recognition were,
school’s chapter of the there is very little dif- Luzerne County Com- President’s List--Char-
National Honor Society. ference between the two mmity College. = lousa Wiles, Dalles;
He also is treasurer of the schools. 9 ° n making the an- athleen . rain,
Student Council and He finds living in the Named to dean S list nouncement, Patricia A. Harveys Lake; Kenneth
Back Mountain is enjoy-
Burke, associate dean of
J. Stonier, Sweet Valley
He has played volleyball able but transportation is Two Back Mountain semester. ; student services, stated and Nancie L. Griffiths.
for three years and plans difficult and so the residents were among the Lorraine S. Davis, 27 that 39 students attained Dean’s List--Edward L.
to go out for the team number of activities and full-time undergraduate Westminster Drive, the distinction of being Hoban, Jr., Dallas; Susan
again this year. forms of recreation are Students named to the Dallas, majoring in listed on the president's B. Murdoch, Shavertown
In 10th grade, he was a limited. dean’s list at Lock Haven mathematical computer honor roll. To qualify for and Donna M. Headman,
mente of the high school He likes the varied State College for the fall science, made the list this honor, a student must = Dallas.
ck team but has since curriculum at the high semester ending Dec. 23, with 3.57. Sharon L. earn a perfect 4.0 Honors List--James
pf /n that up. school and believes that 1980. . Popson, 189 Highland cumulative grade point Groblewski, Dallas; Scott
Jim doesn’t have a lot of the nutrition breaks are The honoris basedona Avenue, Trucksville, average. J. Rave, Dallas; Jean
. leisure time because he beneficial. “The break is grade average of 3.5 or majoring in special 96 students attained a Marie Franklin,
assists in the family’s just enough to get the better out of a possible 4.0 education for mentally grade point average Trucksville; John M.
market at Chase Corners students ready to get back for students carrying a retarded, was named to between 3.99 and 3.50 for Opalicki, Dallas; Jean S.
and in the summer, he to work.” minimum of 14 hours of the dean’s list with 3.6. placement on the dean’s Zimnicky, Shavertown;
also works at Hillside He does wish there were letter grades for the list and 213 were listed on Dorothy L. Coburn,
A a A le I a A I ea BI hres
Farms.
When he does have
time, he enjoys hiking,
more public phones in
working condition for the
use of the students.
Harveys Lake; Colleen K.
Murray, Dallas; William
H. Wentz, Dallas; Ann M.
school but none of the
faculty members were
interested in acting as
advisor.
He is particularly in-
terested in photography
and takes a lot of photos.
His favorite shots are
those of outdoor life,
especially natural scenes.
it depends on whether or
not he finds a job.
Rod likes baseball and
played in Little League,
Teeners and in ninth and
10th. grade.
In his opinion the best
thing about Dallas High
School are the people.
“The teachers and
Rod enjoys swimming
students are great,” Rod
3 : e ; when the weather permits said. ‘‘It's like one big
plays pool, swims or ice “In the three years 1 Spencer. Dallas) Esther ond ‘also Jikes to play family.
: ates. Im owls in a haye gen i har L. Williams. Shavertown: racquet ball. The Kayes ‘Lunches could be
eague gad carries a 170 : man, sal a] _ Opportunities in the teacher Reese Pelton well as in the two ghifev A. Noon Dallas. Dave a family mem- improved--whether they
Ee en he finds ave seen ¢ ini instrumental music explained that they were scheduled band groups. It 7. 2 Walters. Dallas. ership at Royal Courts will remains to be seen.
the time, he also enjoys progress n program of Dallas Junior designed to fill niches that is anticipated that the ya. ? where Rod usually plays. Something needs to be
playing baseball during
the season. Jim also does
academic and athletic
programs.’
High School have been
expanded with the
commencement of the
new calendar year. These
should be present in any
comprehensive program,
and that they are part of a
coordinated instructional
bands will play a series of
concerts in the spring
within and outside of the
district, and will share a
Cindy L. Weaver, Dallas;
Joelle D. Hargraves,
Shavertown; Shari L.
Sutton, Dallas; Kathleen
He enjoys music, his
favorite being rock and
his favorite group ‘Who’.
Rod enjoys traveling and
done about the lack of
interest in the athletic
program. Some of it is due
to the lack of good
include the organization program being developed concert program with the M, Yiams, Dalles 22 last year went to Ber- coaching staff assistants
en us of a concert band com- for the entire school senior high concert band Pallas. > muda with some of the and I believe some of it is
prised of the two system. All students as well. Jazzrock band ; Dallas high school due to the controversy
separated grade units, the beyond the beginning offers specialized training students. He also has been over advisors.”
beginning of rehearsals of
the jazzrock band, en-
in this popular area ‘to
those who qualify, and
\ Feb.2-6 Some competition for all scheduled classes which will perform within the
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