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Parade winners
The Lehman-Jackson PTA spon-
sored a Halloween Parade recently
at the Lehman-Jackson Elementary
School. The children paraded in
front of the building where they
were viewed by parents and other
students.
Five winners were selected from
each grade in the following categor-
ies: Prettiest, Ugliest, Scariest,
Funniest, and Most Original. Each
winner received a ribbon and a
dollar provided by the PTA.
Winners were: K-A & K-B: Jenni-
fer Shonk, Rachel Chamberlain,
David San Fanandre, Jason Deets,
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Costello, Lori Kubacki, Michael
Spencer, Joey Morris, John Oliver.
First Grade: Theresa Fedor,
Amanda Turner, Jonathan Grut-
kowski, Michael Yablonski, Ste-
phanie Wascalus. Second Grade:
Shannon Swan, Shannon Klemunes,
Danny Lukasavage, Janine Jenkins,
Michael Petruskas. Third Grade:
Sonia Karpinich, Becky Stockage,
Simeon Wilkens, Kelly Flannely,
Kevin Lowery. Fourth Grade:
Wendy Watkins, Ray Clemens,
Jason Naugle, Robert Farmer,
Angelette McDaniels. Fifth Grade:
Dallastown; JoLynn Para,
Bruno, Ron Spencer, Angela Tam-
agnini. Sixth Grade: Wendy Skibit-
sky, Stephen Stull, J.J. Konigus,
Scott Lee, Kevin Farmer, Bob Cav-
erly, Kim Gizenski, Jennifer Baker,
Adrienne Munster, Shannon Sorber.
Special Ed: Dawn Dabovosky, Hope
Felety, Hank Beck, Crystal Getz,
Charlotte Steward.
The PTA extends a note of appre-
ciation to the judges who all did a
great job in selecting the winners.
Co-chairmen- of the parade were
Mrs. Martha Andrusis and Mrs.
Lenore Radginski.
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Masquerade party
Students at the Dallas Senior High School joined in Halloween festivities and held a masquerade
party recently at the school. Among the contest winners were, from left, Brian Campbell, Drew
Jubis, Glenn Eyet, Leslie Billman, Suzanne Infantino, Amy Aston and Lorenna Benquez.
Parents learn about drug program
The Lake-Lehman School District
will present an orientation and over-
view program concerning ‘‘Here’s
Looking at You - Two”, a drug and
alcohol program featured in the
schools.
The orientation program, which
grew out of a request from mem-
bers of the Junior High School PTA
to familiarize parents with the pro-
gram, will be held Wednesday, Nov.
30, at 7:30 p.m. in the Lake-Lehman
High School Library.
Conducting the program will be
Maryann Blessner, Debra Phillips,
guidance counselors at the elemen-
tary level; and Wilma Schierer,
junior high school health teacher.
The three will explain the pro-
gram and its objectives to parents
in an: attempt to spark discussions
between the parent and the child.
They will discuss the four aspects of
the program - information, self-
esteem, coping and decision- s
making. Following the discussion, a
question and answer period will be
conducted as parents will be encour-
aged to make an assessment of
additional steps that can be taken.
Dr. David Preston, superintend- 3
ent, Lake-Lehman School District, Sand
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students of all ages.
Dr. Preston will be sending news-
letters to parents of students in
fourth to eighth grades encouraging
them to attend the orientation pro-
gram but extends an invitation to
all parents.
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