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Dallas Ambulance
Organization.
Members of the am-
bulance crew brought the
ambulance and took the
students inside the
Twenty seven students
in Mrs. Marsha Spears
third grade class at
ERERRRA ENA
BRORR AREER
i Members of the advisory committee for the ‘“‘Oppor-
tunities in Technolgy’’ grant program at the Wilkes-
Barre Campus of the Pennsylvania State University met
. recently in Hayfield House on the Lehman Campus.
According to Ms. Patricia Fenninger-DiMartile, grant
.. program coordinator, the advisory committee was
formed to assist in refining the goals and objectives of
, the program and to provide advice to maximize its ef-
fectiveness. Committee members and guests attending
the first meeting are, left to right, seated: Barbara
Dillman, counselor, Educational Opportunities Center;
we The following students
Noxen; Mary K. Michael,
were named to the fall
Joyce E. Miles, Mary J.
dean’s list of College Nafus and Elizabeth A.
Misericordia. According Umphred, Dallas.
to academic dean at the Juniors: Amy ii 1.
institution, Dr. James J. Garinger, Harveys Lake;
Pallante, the honor of Michael C. Hoidra,
_._ dean's list requires a 3.55: Trucksville; Dianne E.
semester grade average Tometchko, Mary Ann
and is one of the most Walsh, and Charlotte
demanding in the area. Williams, Dallas; Ken--
Local dean's list students. peth Cc. Wolensky,
are seniors: Ellen M. Trucksville.
| Adams, Barbara Cartier, Sophomores: Laura M.
on
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¢ Dallas; Carl Erickson of = Adams, Harveys Lake;
¢ * Dallas who earned a per- William M. Jones of
’ fect 4.0; Margret R. Dallas who earned a per-
: MacDougall, Dallas; fect 4.0; Marianne Judge,
+» Laurel Kapson, Shaver- Shavertown; Carol Ann
town; ° Sidney May, - Plesnar, Dallas;
the various items and
supplies such as splints,
oxygen tanks,
people from their homes
i
to the ambulance, as well
also demonstrated many
used in treatment of
patients such as the
cervical collar, and the
kinds of suction used for
nausea, choking infants,
and other difficulties.
The volunteers ex-
plained the training
needed to serve with the
ambulance such as CPR
and advanced First Aid.
One of the students asked
Mrs. Susan Stine, am-
bulance nurse, if she ever
had to deliver a baby and
she explained that she
did.
The third grade
students learned about
the ambulance service as
part of their education in
community service. It
was the first time such a
demonstration had been
presented at the Borough
Elementary School.
Among other com-
munity personnel
speaking to the class was
Police Officer Clarke Van
Orden, who explained his
.duties as a patrolman.
Edward O’Neill,
W-B Area Vocational
Christine Sheridan,
Planned
Margaret Rambus, Sweet
Valley and Debra A.
Romanski, Dallas.
Freshmen: Susan L.
Evans, Dallas; Pamela
K. Fulkersin, Luzerne and
Mrs. Linda J. Gregory,
Dallas.
Nearly 4,700 under-
graduates qualified for
the dean’s list at the
University Park Campus
of The Pennsylvania State
University for the fall
term, which ended in
November. An average of
3.50 or better is required
for the dean’s list.
‘Among those named to
the dean’s list are: Lauri
D. Aicher, Red Ledge
Dr.; Karen J. Batka, RD
4, Box 425; Joseph L. Hall,
RD 2, Box 347, Loyalville
Road; Kerrie A. Lehon, 49
Circle Drive, RD 5;
Wendy K. Morgan, 10
Windsor Drive; James F.
Perry, 8 Oak Drive; and
Charles S. Puckey,
Westminster Drive, all of
Dallas; Marie V.
Doletski, RD 2, Hunlock
Creek; Gregory A. Moye,
62 N. Lehigh St., Robert
W. Sobocinski, RD 7,
Highland Ave., and
Barbara J. Wallace, 106
Mt. Airy Rd., Shaver-
town.
It all started with a
story in their reading
book. Now, E.S.E.A.
Chapter 1 students at
Trucksville Elementary
are deeply engrossed in
the past with their study
of dinosaurs.
The seven students, who
study with Florence
Gauthier at Trucksville,
will concentrate on the
pre-historic animals for
several weeks. They will
read, watch films, sing
songs and perform
phonics lessons as a part
of the mutli-faceted
project. In conclusion,
they will write poetry and
recite oral book reports
Fazzi.
which will be taped for
replaying.
as if it came from another
age, with dinosaur books,
posters, figures and
drawings. Ms. Gauthier
noted the project is one of
the most popular the
students have undertaken
to date. ‘‘There is
something about
dinosaurs which’
fascinates children. I've
done this sort of thing
before but never to this
extent.”
Dolores Ostrum, in-
structional aide, is
assisting with the project.
An outstanding student
and athlete at Lake-
Lehman Senior High
School is Tom Yoniski,
son of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Yoniski, Jr., of
Oak Hill.
Tom, a senior, is a three
year letterman with the
football team where he
plays guard or line-
backer. He also enjoys
baseball and last year
played outfield for the
high school team. He
plans to go out for the
team again this year and
try out for the same
‘position.
This year Tom is vice
president of the high
school’s Student Council.
An honor roll student, he
school’s Chapter of the
National Honor Society.
He is interested in math
and following graduation
plans to attend Blooms-
burg State College where
‘he will major in account-
ing.
In his leisure time, Tom
likes to play basketball in
the CYC League. He also
enjoys trout fishing. He
does a lot of weightlifting
which served him well as
a member of the football
team.
Tom likes to listen to
music, his favorite group
being the Rolling Stones.
He not only enjoys sports
as a participant but as a
spectator and with his
father has made
numerous trips to watch
the professional baseball
games in Philadelphia,
and the games at West
Tom has a younger
sister, Missy, a junior
high student, who is a
member of the Lake-
Lehman High School
Award-Winning Band.
With the second
marking period ter-
minating Jan. 21 at Lake-
Lehman Senior High
School, Principal James
L. Nicholas released an
honor roll comprised of 40
scholars and 105 honors
students.
Honor Roll students for the
second quarter beginning Nov. 5,
1982 and ending Jan: 21 are:
SCHOLARS: 9th Grade: Jeff
Austin, Brent Bernstein, Brandon
Dennis, Karen Evanish, Kelly
Evanish, Douglas Ide, Susanna
Polosky, David Radomski, Joseph
Smith, Mark Stash, Thomas
Stepanski, Lori Stroud and Lisa
Yanchunas.
HONORS: Paul Andes, Kelly
Brown, Michelle Cain, Amy
Chisarick, Richard Cummings,
Yvonne Devens, Renae Fostock,
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Judge, Christine Kindler, Michael
Kirchner.
Kathleen Lasco, Robin
Mahoney, Lucinda = Martin,
Shannon McNeill, Donna Rish,
Anne Ryan, Ashley Ryan, Amy
Shook, Michelle Smith, Tina
Springer, Matthew Stash, Eric
Steadle, Karen Strickland, Alicen
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Williams, Mark Yaple and Janet
Yatsko.
SCHOLARS: 10th Grade:
Michael Annetta, Lisa Bebey,
Sandra Dicton, Eileen Haines and
Michelle Judge.
HONORS: T. Willy Cadwalader,
Rebecca Clifford, Susan
Desiderio, Susan Dodson, Tina
Hummel, David Kapitula, Colin
Keefer, Sarah Lange, Lori
Paul Malak, Todd
Stouffer, Juanita Swire, Evan
Thomas 111, Eric Toluba, David
Traver, Ryan Traver,
Weidner and Hillary Woehrie.
SCHOLARS: 11th Grade: Susan
Dicton, Deborah Haefele, Michael
Havrilla, Raymond Iwanowski,
Kellie Knapich, Brenda Martin,
Janet McCarroll, Julie
Napieralski,
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HONORS: Gail Austin, Kathy
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Thomas Kukosky, Lester Lynn,
Cathy Major, Allan Michaels,
John Roskos, Suzanne Sabaluski,
Robert Sando, Michael Stash,
Kenneth Wiliams, Catherine
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SCHOLARS: 12th Grade:
Michelle DeRemer, Nikki Devens,
Rulison Evans, Tony Javer, Susan
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HONORS: Margaret Alles, Beth
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Elizabeth Buzinkai, Marlene
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Chuck Garnett, Richard Goodwin,
Jennifer Hungaski, Tammy Ide.
Joseph Mackiewicz, Barbara
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Nichols, Scott Oakley, Robert
Scharpnick, Caroi Schuler,
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