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INTHE SPOTLIGHT
Joe Kishkill of Oak Hill
is not only an outstanding
athlete but a National
Honor student as well.
The son of Mr. and John
Kishkill of Oak Hill, Joe is
a junior at Lake-Lehman
High School, where he is a
student in the college prep
program. During his
senior year, he plans to
take three advanced
placement courses in
biology, calculus “and
English for which he will
receive college credits.
This week’s In the Post
Spotlight student at Lake-
Lehman is a member of
the high school’s varsity
basketball team, a game
in which he excelled
during the past season. He
also is a member of the
high school’s varsity
baseball team where he
plays shortstop "and
sometimes pitches.
Joe is a member of the
National Honor Society
and although only a
junior, he plans to attend
college and probably
major in physical science.
He has very little
leisure time during the
summer because he is
involved in the high
school’s summer
basketball program.
When he does find the
time, he goes swimming
or sometimes bowling.
Joe said he would like to
ski or ice skate but can’t
because of the possibility
of being injured. This
would finish his basket-
ball career which he
thoroughly enjoys.
Joe likes Broadway
plays and travels to New
York whenever he can to
enjoy them. He likes
listening to rock and roll
and does a lot of reading,
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‘‘some of everything’’,
said Joe.
He is extremely proud
of Lake-Lehman’s
championship teams this
past season and the
growth of the students.
The teachers are good and
give a lot of time to the
students, a lot of their own
time, according to Joe.
Joe Kishkill
Joe believes that the
school needs to expand, a
project which he believes
is underway, and thinks
that a soccer team would
be a good idea since it
would make it possible for
more students to par-
ticipate in the sports
program.
THE DALLAS POST, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1981
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
Dallas Junior Georgia
Dombek is active in the
high school’s activities. A
student in the college prep
program she is an honor
student and this year was
inducted into the school’s
chapter of the National
Honor Society.
She is a member of the
student council, vice
president of this year’s
class and recently elected
treasurer of next year’s
class.
Georgia also is a
member of the school’s
ski club and captain of the
varsity strutters. Last
year she did the costumes
for the school musical.
This week’s In the
Spotlight = student at
Dallas, Georgia is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George Dombek, residing
near Huntsviile Dam. She
has a younger brother,
Rob, and a younger sister,
Alison, both students in
the Dallas School District.
Georgia plans to attend
college and major in
either computer science,
math or engineering.
During her leisure time,
Georgia plays tennis and
does a lot of sewing since
she makes most of her
clothes. She enjoys
dancing particularly
modern dance.. Georgia
also swims, and during
the winter goes skiing at
Elk Mountain.
Several years she
traveled across the
country and visited most
of the states. This Easter,
Georgia went to Bermuda
with a group of Dallas
High School students.
Georgia works part
time at Weis Markets so
does not have a lot of
leisure time.
are extremely
cooperative in helping
students prepare for
college,” said Georgia.
She said she would like to
see more recognition of
the girls sports program
at the high school.
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“Play Day’ at local
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A complimentary picnic
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Joyce Eckrode, accom-
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piano, will join Atty.
James Anzalone and his
brother Dr. A. Anthony on
the list of singers and
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the kickoff dinner of the
annual Back Mountain
Memorial Library
Auction.
The event begins with
cocktails at 6:30 p.m.
Friday at The Barn, New-
berry Estates. Dinner is
the spring semester.
Mr. Williams, was a
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attended Lake-Lehman
To attain the Dean’s
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a grade point average of
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Messiah College, a four-
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at 7:30. Joyce Krivenko,
chairman of last year’s
highly successful auction
is chairman of the dinner,
assisted by Carol Eason,
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chairman, Jimmy Eason.
Also on the agenda for
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mounds of strawberries
on shortcake for dessert)
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drawer nightstand and
the electrified oil lamp,
and one for a South
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Mint) Morgan Silver
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and an item donated by
Tom Ochman.
Dr. Craig Aicher, Kerry
Freeman, Bill Spurlin and
Eason, will do the honors.
The auction is July 9, 10,
11 and 12 on the library
grounds, Dallas.
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