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parent-student program
being sent individual the computer. Any
invitations as the eleventh questions concerning the
graders are scheduled on program can be directed
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to the Dallas High School :
guidance department 675-
5201.
The Dallas Senior High
has started a program
this year of inviting
parents to participate in a
scheduled student-parent
session on the Guidance
Informational System
Computer. The computer
has been in the Dallas
Senior High for approxi-
mately six years. The use
of the computer was
initiated as part of a
federally funded program
entitled DIGS. The
computer has. been
successfully used by
students for searching
careers and college in-
formation.
With the recent rising
costs of a college educa-
tion, the guidance depart-
ment felt that it would be
valuable to encourage
parents to become more
directly involved in
computer searches,
especially for college
information. Parents are
PTSA AUCTION-Members planning for the Lake-
finalize the event. Left to right are Gerry Gizenski, and Janet Lopasky, auction committee.
L-L Senior High School announces honor students
Susan
With the third marking
period terminating April
1, at Lake-Lehman Senior
High School, Principal
James L. Nicholas
released an honor roll
comprised of 31: scholars
and 112 honors students.
Honor students for the
third quarter beginning
Jan. 22 and ending April 1,
are 9th grade scholars:
Michael Annetta, Lisa
Bebey, Adele Correale,
Sandra Dicton, Susan
Dodson, Eileen Haines,
Tina Hummel, Michelle
Judge.
Honors: Richard
Bernick, Jennifer
Brighthaupt, Jodi
Casterline, Rebecca
Clifford, Donna
DeGennaro, Ann Gulitus,
David Janiczek, Anita
Kalie, Sarah Lange, Lori
Lopasky, Sabrina Major,
Paul Malak, Melissa
Masitis, David Mosier,
Paula Remplewicz,
Pamela Solinski, Connie
Stockage, Debbie
Stockage, Cheryl Sutton,
Evan Thomas III, Eric
Toluba, David Traver,
Ryan Traver, Wanda
Wojcik.
10th Grade Scholars:
Deborah Haefele,
Raymond Iwanowski,
Kellie Knapich, Julie
Napieralski, Robert
Sando.
Honors: Douglas
Barbacci, Christopher
Buzinkai, Lorraine
Monday night was very
successful for Lake-
Lehman’s E.S.E.A. Title I
Make and Take Night.
The evening was the
fourth of its kind within
the last three school
years. Continued at-
tendance by parents
shows that they too are
very interested in
developing cooperation
between home and school
to help their children.
All materials presented
were made by the Lake-
Lehman E.S.E.A. Title I
Reading and Math staff
and the Lehman-Jackson
PTA. The staff was on
hand Monday night to aid
parents in choosing the
correct materials to meet
their children’s specific
needs. They were also
ready to lend a hand to
parents in the making of
those materials. These
things were made and
carried home Monday
night, ready for im-
mediate use.
OPEN 4 PM-11 PM
CLOSED TUESDAYS
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Home.
BLACK LUNG
PRINGLE, LARKSVILLE,
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Dembowski,
Dicton, Michelle Fabian
Danielle Hargraves,
Michelle Hargraves,
Karen Holmgren, Lisa
Hummel, Paul Jones,
Thomas Kukosky, Cathy
Major Janet McCarroll,
Allan Michaels, Marion
Mills, John Pallante,
Bonnie Perrego, Suzanne
Sabaluski, Ricky Sorber,
Holly Swartz, Kenneth
Williams, Virginia
Yatsko, Joseph Yurko.
11th Grade Scholars:
Tony Javer, Jonathan
Preston, Lawrence Stash,
Mark, Melinda Muller,
Arthur Searfoss, John
Solomon.
Honors: Jane Ashton,
Charles Austin, Brenda
Baker, Charles Batka,
Paige Belasco, Kathleen
Bernick, Brock Bullock,
Robin Casterline, Eric
Cornell, William
Crockett, Paul Dem-
bowski, Donna Dragon,
Susan Ewvanoski,
Margaret = Hall, Scott
Harrison, Marguerite
Hopfer, John Hudak,
Wenda Husted, Donna
Ide, Gary Kalish, Albert
Major, Michael
Maransky, Mark Mar-
chakitus, Lisa Martini,
Donna Masters, Todd
McCarroll, Roberta
McDaniels.
Mary Ann Meade, Paul
Newhart, William
Radonavitch, Deborah
Roszkowski, Denise
Scavone, Heidi Sentel,
Sharon Skochen, Sharon
Spencer, Keith Thomas,
Tracey Turner, John
Wendel, Richard Werhun,
Mark Williams, Brian
Yanchick, Jennifer
Yurko, Jean Zaleskas,
Kevin, Straka. Kerns, Mollie Mark Zurinski.
Honors: David Brown, Lamoreaux, Sharon
Thomas Davis, Michelle
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Rulison Evans, Charles w+ REPUBLICANS +;
James, Elizabeth Lake,
Susan Michaels, Susan «+..ELECT.....
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Thomas, Susan VanHorn, aka TOR |
Lori Weston, Dianne X
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