Kindergarten Classes Hold Party
Lehman-Jackson Elementary kindergarten classes held a graduation party on the last day of
(3 school. After enjoying a movie, each child received an attendance certificate. The children were
~ then treated to an ice cream party and a final visit with their instructional mascot, Astro. During,
the year, homeroom mothers provided each child with a hand-made Astro doll and T-shirt transfer.
A perfect attendance certificate was presented to Billy Swanson (K-C). The classes are taught by
Miss Joyce Del Kanic, Mrs. Mary Ann Agustini and Mrs. Nancy Cushing. Shown in the top photo
are members of Kindergarten. Class K-A while the K-B class is pictured in the center photo and the
K-C photo are depicted in the lower photo. (Dan Walsh Photos)
WVW Students Attend Competition
Eight Wyoming Valley West High School students recently travelled to the University of Maryland
to compete in the National History Day competition held June 15-18. The students are of the first
and second place winners of the state of Pennsylvania. Their projects will be judged along with 98
others from across the United States. Shown in the photograph are the state finalists. Seated,
from left, Sharon. Spitale, Gretchen Ward, Gerry Finn, Gene. Finn, first place winners in the state
competition. Standing, Maureen McCawley, Anthony Nicotera, Charles Kerstetter, Andrew
Flannery, second place winners. : :
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directors.
Santarelli,
Education Office at the
Dallas
Students
Honored
The Annual
Assembly was held at the
Dallas Township Elemen-
tary Building on Tuesday,
June 7.
Awards’ for Academic
Achievement were given
to the following students:
Brian Koo, Jane Oh, Jeri
Searfoss and Megan Wega.
‘Perfect attendance
awards were given to the
following: Debra Bar-
noski, Steven Chang,
Kathy Delinsky, William
son Jones, Richard
McCuen, Amy ‘Mannear;
Janeen Mattey, Darlene
Mikula, Michael Mikula,
Carrie. Miller, Ronald
Moses, Sherri Newell, Lisa
Post; Jason Prokopchak,
Stephanie Reese, Deann
Simon, Susan Valentine,
and Lisa Vozniak.
Mrs. Cleda Shelby,
Physical Education
Instructor, gave the fol-
lowing awards: Dash, Ann’
Faulls, Jason Prokopchak,
Chelsea Earnhardt, John
Kachurick, Patrice Shov-
lin, Colby Gauntlett, Leo
Smith, Todd Paczewski:
Long jump, Ann Faulls,
Greg Burak, Tammy Wil-
liams, John Morris, Amy
Bennett, Michael Handley,
Carrie Miller, Cameron
Lewis; Softball, Ann
Faulls, Willard Whitesell,
Christian Gornik, John
Morris, Amy Bennett,
Todd Paczewski, Carrie
Miller, Daniel Mikula;
Chin ups, Amy Mannear,
Jason Prokopchak, Allison
Labbate, Mitchell Morgan,
Cathy Cave, Peter Felton,
Jessica Kerr, Cameron
Lewis. ;
Dymond
Receives
Degree
Debra S. Dymond was a
member of the 1983 gradu-
ating class at the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania,
School of Veterinary Medi-
cine, Philadelphia, earlier
this month. She received a
bachelor of science degree
in veterinary medicine.
A twin sister, Miss Bar-
bara L. Dymond, also
holds a bachelor of science
degree in Veterinary Medi-
cine. Both are graduates
of Wyoming Area High
School. Debra has
accepted a position as one
of three veterinarians at
the Loyalsox Animal Hos-
pital. Her twin sister, Bar-
bara, is a veterinarian at
the Bloomsburg Veteri-
nary Clinic.
Both girls are daughters
of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Dymond of RD 1, Schooley
Road, Mount Zion, Pitts-
ton. Another daughter,
Brenda Dymond, a gradu-
ate of College Misericordia
with a degree in elemen-
tary education, is a substi-
tute teacher in Wyoming
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photo. College Misericordia’s summer campus camps
information may be obtained from the Continuing
college.
James Receives Scholarship
Jane M. Morris, above right, president of the Lake-Lehman Education ©
Association, presented the LLEA Scholarship to Chuck James, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles James, Oak Hill. Sylvia Bafor, above left, ‘Lake-Lehman
Guidance Counselor. Chuck will attend Millersville State College to pursue a
degree in Industrial Arts Education. (Rod Kaye Photo)
Scott Ciravolo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ciravolo, RD 2, Box 345, Dallas,
has been selected to participate in the Pennsylvania Governor's School of
Fine Arts to be held July 10 - Aug. 17 at Bucknell University, Lewisburg.
Scott is shown above with Darlene Stickler of the Dallas Art Dept. (Rod
Kaye Photo)
Band Boosters Name Chairmen
ers Association met
recently in the Dallas
Senior High School.
Ethel MacAvoy, presi-
dent, announced the fol-
lowing committee chair-
men for the 1983-84 school
year.
Vice President and Ways
and Means, Alice Niskey;
Secretary, Linda Lund-
berg; ‘Treasurer, Sheila
McKeown; Membership,
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Dee Saba; Publicity,
Romaine Kunkle; Tele-
phone, Fran Goldman;
Transportation,
Winkler; Chaperones,
Shirley Garber; Conces-
sion Stand, Judy and Ron
Rhone; Fall Fair, Barbara
Brown, Ruth Ellen Reben-
nack; Banquets, Kay
Sigman; Jackets, Joe Ann
Campbell, Christine Ziol-
kowski; Auditing, Donna
Mayers.
Mr. David Benn, band
director, announced that
summer band camp will
be held Aug. 15:26.
The Dallas Band has
been invited to compete in
Nashville, Tenn. in April
1984. >
The Band Boosters will
participate in the Fall Fair
which will be held at
Lehman Fair Grounds
Sept. 7-11.
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