ment appeared recently
Industrial Arts
Association of Penn-
the school’s outstanding
industrial arts’ program
‘and its progress in the
past 10 years.
Lake-Lehman High
School students are given
the opportunity ‘to explore
a wide variety of trades in
the industrial arts
program at the school.
All courses in the
grade general industrial
arts ‘classes.
Whether students: plan
to further their education
by entering college or an
advanced vocational or
trade school,
select one or more of the
industrial arts- courses.
In keeping with the high
school’s emphasis on a
total educational climate
a new program of studies
has resulted in improved
achievement test scores
and college board scores.
Statistics released from
the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania’s Eduea-
tional Quality Assessment
is that Lake-Lehman
Senior High School
students ‘placed in the 95
percentile in the category
“Interest in School and
Learning.” This appears
to provide the evidence of
the success of the varied
programs instituted by
the school district’s board
of directors.
Since the initiation of
the Industrial
Department 10 years ago,
the program has
progressed from the
traditional two-laboratory
wood and metal course
offering to a department
with six laboratories and
20 course offerings.
More than 50 percent of
the school’s
enroll in the industrial
arts courses and many. of
these courses are filled
before other course of-
ferings during the annual
course selection period.
The courses under the
direction of department
head Byron Race, and
.
“instructors Richard
a Hohenwarter, Mike
'¥ Gaillace. and John
Holdredge, are patterned
after the state plan for
industrial arts and offer
opportunities in visual
communications, indu-
strial materials and
power technology.
Pursuing its tradition of
honoring the student of
the marking period, the
Lake Silkworth' Lions
UT
The Harveys Lake
Womens Club needs your
help. The ‘Service’ part
of the club’s name means
members provide service
equipment to people in
y) Service area.
Right now many pieces
of this equipment ‘are
unable to be located.
Club recognized the
achievement of Mary
Stefanowicz, a senior at
Lake- Lehman High
Missing are wheelchairs,
crutches, walkers and
beds. The value of this
equipment is measured in
its ability’ to provide
service to those in need as
well as the value in
replace it.
Please, if anyone knows
The Back Mountain
Cultural Center, Dallas, is:
planning a trip to
- Philadelphia, April 25, for|
a day of open activities in|
the city: The bus, which!
will leave the Martz
Terminal at 8 a.m. will|
arrive at ‘the Dallas
a.m.
board at either location.
Departure from
Philadelphia will be 9
p.m. City’ maps. and
cultural information will
be provided. Cost for
BMCC members is $12.50;
for non-members, $14. 50.
For additional in-
formation contact Donna
Dajnowski at ‘675-2171
4:30 p.m.
is the Lake Township
Police Chief.
As well as being an
honor student, Mary has a
long list of extra-
curricular activities.
Among these are
president of F.B.S.A.,
Student Council
representative, Honor
Society: member, par-
ticipant ‘in District IX
Chorus and Regional
Chorus, a member of the
' Lake-Lehman volleyball
team as well as senior
class historian.
Mary has also been an
active member of Our
Lady of Mount Carmel
Church Sodality for the
past eight years.
Recently, Miss
Stefanowicz has been
recognized by the Har-
veys Lake Womens Club
as being one of the top
eight * girls in her
graduating class.
Following graduation,
Mary plans to pursue a
degree in business ad-
ministration.
Past District Governor.
of District 14-H Lions,
Tom Cali, was also
present at the dinner
meting for the awards. he
lauded the club for the
presentation of such
awards and also
congratulated Mary for
her academic excellence
and community
volvement.
School. Miss Stefanowicz
is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Stefanowicz,
of Loyalville Stefanowicz
of any of these missing
items contact Mrs. Edwin
Burnell - at 639-1852.
Community cooperation
is needed if club members
are to continue this
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A great numer of the
female students enroll in
the courses with most of
them indicating interest
in leathercraft. © Among
the most popular courses
with all students are the
leathercraft, graphic arts
and wood and metal work.
Course offerings from
which students can select
include general industrial
arts, graphic arts, metals,
power and energy, basic
photography processes,
general leathercraft,
communication drafting,
architectural drafting,
grapic occupations B,
metal working A and B,
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power and energy oc-
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electricity’ and elec-
tronics, simple machines,
small gas engines and
automotive mechanics,
alternative energy,
practical mechanics-p-
lastics-mass production A
and B, four woodworking
courses and independent
study option, the last for
seniors only.
In 1978 federal funding
provided the development
interested only in graphic
arts or power and energy
occupations.
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Both of ‘these programs
give students’ a broad
based exposure to’ the
knowledge relative to
visual communications
and power technology
studies. Major goals of
the program are basic job
entry skills or improved
standings for post
secondary education.
This program has
served the purpose of
change-agent in the in-
dustrial arts’ program
making it possible to gain
additional lab space and
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equipment and facilities.
The fact that the program
is conducted by industrial
arts educators has caused
a major effort to keep the
program congruent with
the ideals and principals
of a good industrial arts
program whiel
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of a vocational natures.
This goal has been
achieved and the success
of the industrial arts
.department bears out the
theme that ‘“‘Something
Good is Happening at
Lake-Lehman’’ in the
school’s ‘“‘Quest = for
Quality.”
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