All schools in Lake-Lehman
School District will open for classes,
Kindergarten through grade 12 on
Tuesday, August 28.
All buses are scheduled to arrive
at the schools by the following
times:
Ross Elementary - 7:20 a.m.
Lake-Noxen Elementary - 8 a.m.
- Lehman-Jackson Elementary - 8
a.m.
7th & 8th Grade School - 8 a.m.
High School - 8 a.m.
Parents who will have children
attending schools other than in the
Lake-Lehman School District should
have the officials of that school
contact the transportation office to
make a request or verification for
. transportation service.
Immunization requirements for
new students: All new students
enrolling in a Lake-Lehman school
must submit proof of adequate
immunizations for diptheria, polio,
measles, mumps, and rubella. Par-
ents are asked at the time of
registration to present a certificate
of immunization prepared by a
physician, clinic, or previous school
attended. The certificate of immuni-
zation must include the name of the
immunization.
1984-85 SCHOOL CALENDAR
Aug. 28 - Teachers’ In-Service-No
classes
Aug. 28 - School Opens, K-12
Sept. 3 - Labor Day - No school
* Sept. 19 - Early Dismissal - 1 p.m.
Oct. 8 - Teachers In-Service-No
school.
Nov. 8 - Early Dismissal-1 p.m.
Nov. 22-26 - Thanksgiving vaca-
tion.
Dec. 24
vacation.
Feb. 15 - Teacher In-Service-No
school.
Feb. 18 - Presidents’ Day-No
school.
Mar. 15 - Teacher In-Service-No
school.
Mar. 28 - Early Dismissal-1 p.m.
Apr. 4-10 - Easter Vacation.
Apr. 25 - Early Dismissal-1 p.m.
© May 27 - Memorial Day - No
School. :
June 4 - Last day of school
June 5 - Teachers’ In-Service.
BUS SCHEDULES
ROUTE 1, 7 a.m. start, 7:57
arrival — Start at Stull, to Noxen
"Center, Rte. 29. Left on Dimick Rd.,
to Rte. 29. Travel Rte. 29 to Harveys
Lake. Right to Sandy Beach, Point
Breeze, Outlet, Sunset, Idetown.
Right on 40060 (Oak Hill), right on
118 to 7th & 8th Grade School,
Lehman-Jackson Elementary, High
School.
- ROUTE 2, 7:15 start, 7:55 arrival
— Start at Buckwheat Hollow turn-
around. Pick up high school stu-
dents. Go to Noxen Center. Continue
on Rte. 29 to Harveys Lake and Rte..
415. Go to Alderson, Sunset, Ide-
town. Right on 40060 (Oak Hill),
right on Rte. 118 to Lehman Center.
Right to 7th & 8th Grade School,
High School.
ROUTE 3, 7:25 start, 7:57 arrival
— Start at Hopfer Bridge, Lutheran
Church, Island Rd., Methodist
Church, Maple St., Turnaround. To
Noxen Center, Rte. 29 to Harveys
Lake. Right on Rte. 415 right on
40115 to Lake-Noxen Elementary
School.
ROUTE 4, 7:10 start, 7:55 arrival
— Start T710, Wandel home. Left on
T585 to Brown turnaround, to
LaValles. Right on T708; right on
40134, right on 40086, right on 40123,
left on T585, Hoover turnaround.
Left on 40123 to 7th & 8th Grade
School, Lehman-Jackson Elemen-
tary, High School.
ROUTE 5.2, 8 a.m. start, 8:17
arrival — Start at Lake-Lehman
High School. Go to Rte. 118. Turn
right on 415 and Gate of Heaven
Elementary School, Dallas.
ROUTE 5.3, 8 am. start, 8:25
arrival — Start at Lake-Lehman
High School. Left on T795 to Hunts-
ville Dam, Fieldcrest, Farmers Inn,
Hillside. Turn right at intersection
on Rte. 309 to Luzerne. Right on
Courtdale Ave., left on Cooper St.,
right on Evans St., to West Side
Technical School, Pringle. Go to
Bishop O'Reilly via Courtright St.,
Grove St., Pringle St., Schuyler
Ave. and Maple St.
"ROUTE 5.4, 7:15 start, 8 a.m.
arrival — Start at Lehman Center.
Market St. to T795, old Rte. 115 to
Town and Country Manor. Hunts-
ville, Bulford Farm, Sutton Rd.,
Sutton Hill. Left on T795 to Field-
crest and Rte. 309 to Luzerne,
Kingston, and Wyoming Seminary.
ROUTE 5.5, 7:25 start, 8:35
arrival — Start at Sunset, Harveys
Lake, Rte. 415. Turn right and circle
Lake via Alderson, Sandy Beach,
Point Breeze, Sunset. Rte. 415 to
~ Idetown, Briarcrest Rd., right on
42nd St. to Oak Hill (40060) to Rte.
118. Right to Lehman Center. Left
on 40123 (Market St.) to Huntsville
Corners. Left on 40085, Overbrook
Rd., right on T720 (Bulford Rd.).
Left on T783, Sutton Rd., to Town-
ship Line. Turnaround. Left on T611.
Left on T795 to 309 (Fieldcrest,
Norris Glen). Turn right to Luzerne.
Left on Wyoming Ave. to Forty-Fort
and Wyoming Seminary Lower
School.
ROUTE 5.6, 8:03 start, 8:20
arrival — Start at Lake-Lehman
High School. Right on T795. Left on
118 to Pikes Creek, Sweet Valley
Rd., 40067 to Ross Christian & Sweet
Valley Academy Schools.
ROUTE 6, 7:35 start, 7:57 arrival
— Start at intersection of Hilltop &
Pine Sts., Oak Drive, Maple St., exit
via Sunset. Right on 40060, right on
118. Right on Fire House Rd. to 7th
& 8th Grade School, Lehman-Jack-
son Elementary, High School.
- Jan. 1 - Christmas
— Start at Lehman Horse Show
Grounds, 40060. Left on T177 to
Shawanese. Right on 415 to Sunset.
Right on 40060 to Idetown Corners
and Lehman Horse Show Grounds,
Rte. 118. Continue on 40060 to Hunts-
ville Nursery. Turn right on T795 to
Lake-Lehman High School, Lehman-
Jackson Elementary, 7th & 8th
Grade School.
ROUTE 8, 7:20 start, 7:57 arrival
— Start at Idetown on Rte. 415. To
Sunset. Right on Carpenter Rd.,
40027. Pick up all high school stu-
dents, and elementary students
attending Lehman-Jackson Elemen-
tary School. go to Sgarlet Lake
turnaround. Left on 40060 (Ridge
Ave.), left on Briarcrest Rd. 40050,
left on 40060 to 118. Right on 118,
right on Fire House Rd., 7th & 8th
Grade School, Lehman-Jackson Ele-
mentary, High School.
ROUTE 9, 7:20 start, 7:57 arrival
— Start at Fieldcrest, T795. Pick up
students on Huntsville Rd. Turn
right on 40059. Turn right on T712,
Kasko turnaround. Return to 40059.
Turn left to Chase Corners. Turn
left on 40058 to Huntsville Dam.
Turn left on T795 to High School,
Lehman-Jackson, 7th & 8th Grade
School.
ROUTE 14.2, 7:15 start, 7:57
arrival — Start on Rte. 29 (Simons
Junk Yard). turn right on 415 to
Sunset. Right on 415 to Oak Hill,
40060 to Rte. 118. Turn right on 118
to 7th & 8th Grade School, High
School, Lehman-Jackson Elemen-
tary. ?
ROUTE 14.3, 7 a.m. start, 7:55
arrival — Start on Rte. 415 at Dog
House. Left on 415 to Sunset
(DeVeronica’s Store). Right on T711
to Idetown Corners. Cross 415 to
Ridge Ave., 40060. Left on Carpenter
Rd., 40027. Right on 415. Pick up all
elementary students to the intersec-
tion of Hanson’s Park. Proceed on
415, turn right on 40115 to Lake-
Noxen Elementary School.
ROUTE 14.4, 7:10 start, 7:55
arrival — Start at intersection of
40086 & 40123 (Outlet Rd.). Go to
Dog House. Turn left on 415 to Point
Breeze, Sandy Beach, Picnic Grds.,
Alderson, picking up all elementary
students. Turnaround. Return via
415, left on 40115 to Lake-Noxen
Elementary School.
ROUTE 15, 7:05 start, 7:55 arrival
— Start at Lake Silkworth (Jigger
Jones), Rte. 29 and T717. Left on
T570. Turnaround. Left to Burke’s
Development. Make loop. Turn right
to Texaco Station on Rte. 29. Go
left. Right on T682, left on 40071
(Moon Lake Rd.) Turn right on Rte.
29. Left on 40066 to Rte. 118. Right
on T795 to High School, Lehman-
Jackson Elementary, 7th & 8th
Grade School.
ROUTE 16, 7:15 start, 7:57 arrival
— Start at the intersection of T795
and 40060. Continue on 40060 to
Town & City Manor. Make loop.
Right on T700. Cross intersection to
T795. Right to Lake-Lehman High
School, Lehman-Jackson Elemen-
tary, 7th & 8th Grade School.
ROUTE 17, 7:13 start, 7:57 arrival
— Start at intersection of T603 &
T702, or Rte. 29. Right on 40060.
Right on 1122 (Follies Rd.). Right
on T716 to Malak turnaround.
Return to 1122. Go right to Hunts-
ville Dam, left on T795, right on
T700 to High School, Lehman-Jack-
son Elementary, 7th & 8th Grade
School.
ROUTE 18, 7:15 start, 7:57 arrival
— Start at the intersection of Rte.
118 & T779. Go left on Rte. 118, right
on Rte. 118, right on T748 to T750, to
Rte. 117. Go right to Rte. 29, right
on T706 (Gordon Lane). Turn-
around. Return. Go left on Rte. 29,
right on 40128 (Brown Rd.), to
Loyalville (Payne’s Store). Go left
on 40115 (Bear Hollow Rd.), Left on
40063 to Oney’s Crns. Right on 40115
to Lake-Noxen Elementary School.
ROUTE 19, 7:20 start, 7:57 arrival
— Start at Stull. Pick up all elemen-
tary students. Return to Noxen and
Rte. 29. Left on Dimock Rd., left on
29. Go to 415. Turn right and go to
40062, turn right. Left on 40107. Left
on 40115 to Lake-Noxen Elementary
School.
ROUTE 20, 7:05 start, 7:57 arrival
— A.M. Start at intersection of Rte.
29 and 415. Go to intersection of
T679. Turn right on T750 to T762.
Turnaround. Return to T750, turn
right on 29 (Kupstas Store),
exchange with Bus 21 (elementary
students for high school). Right on
T706, Gordon Rd. Return to 29, go
right to Pikes Creek Crns. Rte. 118.
Turn left on T795, left on T700, right
to High School, Lehman-Jackson
Elementary, 7th & 8th Grade
School.
ROUTE 20, 2:50 start — P.M.
Start 7th & 8th Grade School. Go to
High School. Right on T795 to Rte.
118. Go left to Pikes Creek, right on
Rte. 29 north. Go left on T706,
Gordon Rd., turnaround. Return to
Rte. 29 north, go left on 117 (Ever-
green Estates). Go right on T748,
right on T680, right on T758 to Rte.
29. Go left on T786, right on T750
(Sorber Mtn.) to T762. Turnaround.
Return via T750 or T786 to Rte. 29
and to intersection of Rte. 415.
ROUTE 21, 7 a.m. start, 7:57
arrival — A.M. Start at intersection
of Rte. 29 and Dimock Rd. (Twp.
Line). Right on T758 (Kupstas
Store), Hedden Mtn. Left on T680,
left on T748, left on T177, Evergreen
ESt. Left on 29, left on T750, left on
29 to Kupstas Store. Exchange ele-
mentary students for high school
(Bus 20). Right on T779, right on
40128 (Brown’s Rd.), right on 29,
right on 40107, right on 40135,
Dragon Turnaround. Return to 40115
and Lake-Noxen Elementary
School. :
ROUTE 21, 3 p.m. start — P.M.,
Start at Lake-Noxen Elementary.
Right on 40115 to Oney’s Crns., Rte.
40135, Dragon. Turnaround. Return
left on 40063, right on 40107 to Rte.
29. Left on 29, right on T679 right on
T750 to T762. Turnaround. Return
via T750 to Rte. 29. Turn right on
T758, left on T680, left on T177,
Evergreen Estates. Left on Rte. 29,
left on T750 to 29. Right on T779,
right on 40128 to Rte. 29.
ROUTE 22, 7:10 start, 7:57 arrival
— Start at intersection of 118 -
T708.Right on T581 to 29. Left on 29
to Lake Silkworth. Turnaround.
(Jigger Jones). Return via 29 to 118
(Pikes Creek Crns.) Turn right to
T795, left on T700 to High School.
Lehman-Jackson Elemetnary, 7th &
8th Grade School.
ROUTE 22.1, 7:15 start, 7:57
arrival — Start at Yekels (Bryant
Rd.), T779 to Rte. 29 (Kupstas
Store). Turn left. Go to Rte. 40128,
turn left to 40115, turn right to 40065.
Left to T799, right to Rte. 118. Left
left to 40134, right to
Lehman Center, High School,
Lehman-Jackson Elementary and
7th & 8th Grade School.
ROUTE 22.2, 6:55 start, 7:25
arrival — A.M. (Ross) Start at
Lake-Ross Twp. Line, 40067 & T676.
Got to 40061, Pall Rd. Left to Lake’s
turnaround. Return to T540. Left to
T508, right on 40069, left on 40068,
right on T682, Sylvan Lake turn-
around. Left on 40068, left on T684
and Ross Elementary.
ROUTE 22.2, 7:25 start, 7:57
arrival — A.M. (High School).
Leave Ross Elementary 40067 to
T676. Right on Rte. 29, left to’ Pikes
Creek Crns. Rte. 118. Right to T795,
right to T700, left to High School,
Lehman-Jackson, 7th & 8th Grade
School.
ROUTE 22.2 — P.M. (Ross Ele-
mentary Dismissal). Right on 40068
to Sylvan Lake. Got to T682, turn
right to turnaround. Return to 40068,
left to 40069. Right to T508, right on
T540 to 40061. Right to Lake turn-
around. Return via 40061 to 40067,
Sweet Valley Rd., Right to High
School pickup.
ROUTE 22.2 3 p.m. start — P.M.
(High School Dismissal). right on
T795, to 118. Left on Rte. 29, left to
T676, right to Sweet Valley Rd.,
40067. Left to Palls Rd., 40061 &
Lake turnaround. Return via 40061
to T540, left to T508, to 40069, right
to 40068. Left to T682, Turnaround.
ROUTE 23, 6:55 start, 7:25 arrival
— A.M. Start iat intersections of
T680, T672 and T177. Right on 118 to
Steele’s Restaurant. Turnaround.
Return via 118, right on 40068
(Grassy Pond Rd.), right on 40067 to
Ross Elementary. Discharge ele-
mentary students.
ROUTE 23, 7:30 start, 7:57 arrival
— A.M. (High School). Leave Ross
Elementary School via 40067.
Pickup students from North Lake to
Shelly’s Diner. Right on 118 to T795,
turn right. Left on T700.to High
School, Lehman-Jackson, 7th & 8th
Grade School.
ROUTE 23, 2:45 start — P.M.
Leave Ross Elementary. Left on
40068 to 118. Left to Steele’s turn-
around. Return via 118, left on T177
to T672. Right on Rte. 29, left on 118
to High School. This bus will return
elementary students only.
ROUTE 23, 3 p.m. start — P.M.,
Leave High School on T795. Left on
118 left on 40067, right on 40068. Left
on 118 to Steele’s turnaround. Left
on T177 to intersection of T672.
ROUTE 24, 6:55 start, 7:30 arrival
— AM. (Ross) Start at intersec-
tions of 118 & T575. On Rte. 118, turn
right to 40068 turnaround. Return
via 118 to 40095. Right to 40067, right
to T508, North Lake turnaround.
Return to 40067, right to Sweet
Valley and Ross Elementary School.
ROUTE 24, 7:30 start, 7:57 arrival
— AM., (High School), Pickup all
students on Sweet Valley Rd., 40067
from Ross Elem. to Post Office.
Continue via 40067 & 118 to T795.
Right to T700, left to High School,
Lehman-Jackson, 7th & 8th Grade
School.
ROUTE 24, 8:03 start, 8:20 arrival
— AM., (SVA-RCA) Take private
students to these schools. Pick up
students enroute along T795, Rte.
118 & 40067 to Sweet Valley.
ROUTE 24, 2:45 start — P.M.
From Ross Elementary School
return all elementary-kindergarten
students to their homes. Report to
High School.
ROUTE 24, 3 p.m. start — P.M.,
At High School, pick up 6-12 grade
students. Return to their original
pickup point.
ROUTE 25, 6:50 start, 7:30 arrival
— A.M. (Ross) Start at Sweet
Valley, 40067. phight on T666, left on
T664, right on 40067, right on T662.
Left on T589, left on T660, right on
40067 to Broadway. Left on County
Rd. to T652 turnaround. Return.
Right on 40067 to Ross Elementary.
ROUTE 25, 7:30 start, 7:57 arrival
— A.M., (High School) Pick up High
School students on Main Rd., Sweet
Valley, 40067 and along 118. Left on
T708 to T779. Right on 118, picking
up all students to intersection of 118
& T708 (Winters). Proceed to High
School.
ROUTE 25, 2:45 start — P.M.
(Ross dismissal) From Ross Ele-
mentary return all students to their
homes.
ROUTE 25, (SVA.RCA) — Stop
and pickup Private students. Return
to High School.
ROUTE 25, 3 p.m. start — P.M.,
Report to High School, returning all
high school students to their homes.
ROUTE 26, 6:50 start, 7:30 arrival
— AM. (Ross) Start at intersection
of 40079 & 40067 & T764. Left on
i
T522, Nevel Hollow Rd. Got to T935,
Muhlenburg Rd. (Calvery Church).
Right on 40067 to Bloomingdale. Left
on 40079 to T935. Turn right on T474,
Right on T459 to Bloomingdale(or if
needed, go to T656). Turn left to
40079, right to T658, right to 40068,
left to Ross Elementary School.
ROUTE 26, 7:30 start, 7:57 arrival
— A.M., (High School) Pickup High
School students at Ross Elemen-
tary. Go on 40067 to T706. Turn right
on 29, left to 118, Right to Rte. T795,
right to T700, left to High School,
Lehman-Jackson, 7th & 8th Grade
School.
ROUTE 26, (Ross dismissal) —
P.M., Return all elementary stu-
dents to their homes.
ROUTE 26, 3 p.m. start — P.M.
(High School dismissal) Return all
High School students to their homes.
ROUTE 27, 8:03 start — (West
Side Tech). Start at Lake-Lehman
High School. Left on T795 to Hill-
side. Right on 309 to Courtdale. Left
at Cooper St., to Evans St., dis-
charge students at Tech School,
Pringle. Return via Courtright St.,
Courtdale Ave., Rte. 309 & T495 to
High School.
POST PRACTICE
ROUTE SCHEDULES (PPR)
Students attending West Side
Vocational Technical School and
Bishop O’Reilly will return to High
School and go home on their regular
buses.
Students who remain for approved
athletic activities ‘will be provided
transportation by Post Practice
Routes - PPR’s. Buses will depart
from Junior High School at 5:50
p.m., and Senior High School at 6
p.m. There will be daily service
unless cancelled for inclement
weather.
PPR 1 — Harveys Lake, Noxen -
Oak Hill-42nd St. 6:15; Idetown,
6:16; Sunset-Harveys Lake, 6:20;
Dog House, 6:25; Lake Elem.-Picnic
Grds. 6:30; Sorber Mtn., 6:35;
Noxen, 6:45; Alderson, 7:00;
Warden Place, 7:10.
PPR 2 — Loyalville, Lake Silk-
worth, Sweet Valley--Outlet, 6:10;
6:17; Rte. 29, 6:20; Evergreen
Estates, 6:25; Rte. 118, 6:30; Pikes
Creek Crns., 6:32; Lake Silkworth,
6:35; Turnaround (Coopers Gas Sta-
tion), Pall Road, 6:45; Post Office
(S.V.), 6:50; Ross Elementary,
6:53; Bloomingdale, 6:58; Broad-
way, 7:05.
PPR 3. — Huntsville, Chase,
Ceasetown--Huntsville Nursery,
6:10; Huntsville Dam, 6:12; Norris
Glenn, 6:20; Chase Corners, 6:30;
Chase Manor, 6:32; Rte. 29, 6:40;
Ceasetown, 6:45; Meadow Lake,
6:50; Follies Road, 7:00.
Gerald J. Wyecallis, Acting Super-
intendent of Schools, announced that
teh 1984-85 school year will begin for
all students in the Dallas School
District on Tuesday, August 28. The
professional staff of the Dallas
Schools will participate in an in-
service program beginning Monday,
August 27.
Parents are reminded that on
August 28, all students in Grades 1
through 12 will be attending full day
sessions. Daily schedules for all
elementary students in grades 1-4
will be from 9:15 a.m. to 3:45 p.m.;
the Dallas Intermediate School stu-
dents, grades 5 and 6, will attend
from 9:15 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Junior
High School students in grades 7-9
begin school at 8 a.m. and dismiss
at 2:49 p.m. The high school begins
at 8 a.m. and dismisses at 2:58 p.m.
Parents are requested to consult the
bus routes published in the newspa-
pers to determine their child’s bus
assignment and departure points.
Upon arrival at school, all ele-
mentary students assigned to the
Westmorelind and Dallas Township
Elementary Schools are requested
to move to their assigned areas and
classrooms. Class lists and special
directions will be posted in each
elementary building and staff will
be! available to assist pupils in
locating their rooms. At the Dallas
Intermediate School, fourth and
fifth grade students are asked to
report to the school cafeteria; sixth
grade students ' should report
directly to their assigned class-
rooms. The schedule of school entry
for kindergarten students is being
provided to parents during the stu-
dent-parent-teacher pre-school con-
ferences.
Dallas Junior High Schol students
are asked to meet at the following
Aug. 28
locations: 7th grade in the audito-
rium, 8th grade in the cafeteria and
9th grade in the gymnasium. Dallas
Senior High School sophomores are
requested to report to the high
school auditorium. All juniors and
seniors should consult the bulletin
board listings and report to their
assigned homerooms.
Secondary students who have not
registered for school should report
to the building office of their respec-
tive schools. All elementary pupils
not registered should report to Mrs.
Administration Offices,
Street, Dallas.
The school lunch program will .
begin on August 28, the first day of
school. Parents are reminded that
the cost of the student lunch is 85
cents for elementary pupils and 95
cents for secondary students.
John J. Oliver, Principal, Lake-
Lehman Junior High, releases the
following Junior High Homeroom
Schedule for the 84-85 School Year:
GRADE 7 Aftewicz thru
DeLeur, Homeroom 201; Denman
thru Houck, Homeroom 202; James
thru McLaughlin, Homeroom 203;
Meade thru Skibitsky, Homeroom
205; C. Smith thru Zerfoss, Home-
room 207.
GRADE 8 — Alexander thru Cos-
lett, Homeroom 101; Cragle thru
Gizenski, Homeroom 102; Halliday
thru Kyttle, Homeroom 105; London
thru Paraschak, Homeroom 106;
Parry thru K. Sorber, Homeroom
107; L. Sorber thru Zipay, Home-
room 1001.
NOTE: Band and Algebra II stu-
dents are to report directly to the
Senior High School.
Convocation
Faculty and staff of Penn State
Wilkes-Barre will gather on Thurs-
day, Aug. 23, to open the 1984 fall
term with a Convocation that will
include workshops on topics from
microcomputing to effective teach-
ing strategies. The convocation will
run from 3:30 p.m.to 9:30 p.m. when
a closing reception will be held.
Classes for students at Penn State
Wilkes-Barre begin August 24.
Dr. James H. Ryan, Campus
Executive Officer, will deliver a
“State of the Campus” address at
the convocation. The faculty-staff
program will begin with a get-
acquainted session at 3:30 p.m. with
special emphasis on full-time and
part-time faculty members and all
staff learning more about what each
other does on campus, according to
Dr. David Rice, Dean of Academic
Affairs. The convocation includes
clerical, maintenance, administa-
tive, faculty and staff personnel.
Nine workshops will be offered,
and faculty and staff may choose
their preference. They are as fol-
lows: Alcohol and Drug Awareness,
led by Jane Griffin, assistant pro-
fessor in physical education; LIAS
Usage about the library computer
system, led by Joan Diana, head
librarian; Audio services, demon-
use by members of the library
staff; Teleconferencing, led by
Harold Groff, coordinator of the
Telecommunications degree pro-
gram; The Effective Advisor, led by
Diane Hunt, coordinator of Counsel-
ing Services; Effective Teaching
Strategies, led by Dr. Rice; Micro-
computing, demonstration by Mike
Elias; Our Students and their
Needs, led by John R. Murphy,
Director of Student Programs;
Technology and the Humanities, co-
led by an engineering professor,
Jack Kolesar, and a psychology
professor, Dr. Craig Clarke.
Dallas Intermediate School stu-
dents will begin school on Tuesday,
Aug. 28.
Some of the district’s fourth grade
students have been permanently
assigned to the Intermediate School.
All fifth and sixth grade students
will attend the Intermediate School.
The professional staff of the build-
ing will participate in in-service
orientation programs prior to the
opening of school to provide a suc-
cessful initiation of the school year.
Parents are reminded that on
August 28 Intermediate students
will be attending full day sessions
from 9:15 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Parents
should consult the bus routes pub-
lished in the newspapers to deter-
mine their child’s bus assignment
and departure points.
It is requested that students ride a
bus to and from school the first day
to facilitate student awareness of
their bus assignment and to aid the
district in maintaining accurate and
comprehensive student bus riding
records. If it is necessary for a
for first day
parent to accompany a child to
school it is suggested that the stu-
dent ride the bus and the parent
meet the student at the school
building.
To facilitate student room assign-
ments the first day, the following
fourth and fifth grade students i
the building will report to the cafet-~
eria while sixth grade students will
report to their assigned homerooms.
Lists will be posted in the halls to
aid the sixth graders.
"Six Penn State Wilkes-Barre stu-
dent leaders and two staff members
are attending a Student Leadership
Conference this week at the Penn
State Capitol Campus near Harris-
burg, according to John Murphy,
Director of Student Programs and
Services.
The -Wilkes-Barre campus stu-
dents are among more than 100
students from the 17 Commonwealth
campuses of Penn State University
attending the conference, sponsored
by the Council of Branch Campus
Student Governments.
Local students attending are Bob
Graham of Mountaintop, president
of Student Government Asociation
of Penn State Wilkes-Barre; John
Jablowski of Ashley, vice president;
Lori Britton of Ashley, treasurer;
Janine Jescavage of Plains, secre-
tary; Judson Smales of Tunkhan-
nock, representative of the Engi-
neering Society, and Len Farber of
Hunlock Creek. Staff members in
Stephen L. Heater, OTR-L, Assist-
ant Professor and Director of Occu-
pational Therapy at College Miseri-
cordia, has been re-elected to
another two year term as president
of the Pennsylvania Occupational
Therapy Association, Inc. As presi-
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dent of POTA, Heater is responsible
for representing the Association’s
membership in the cause of promot-
ing the profession throughout the
state, and maintaining the stan-
dards of practice and competence.
He will continue his role as advo-
cate for the health care needs of
consumers of occupational therapy:
in Pennsylvania and will work with
other health care organizations in
maximizing health care delivery.
POTA is an affiliate of the Ameri-
can Occupational Therapy Associa-
tion, Rockville, Md., the profes-
sional organization which
represents over 35,000 registered
occupational therapists and certi-
fied occupational therapy assistants
nationwide. ;
attendance are Dean Murphy and
Jodi Millard, coordinator of Student
Activities and Placement.
“The conference will provide
training in important aspects of
leadership, including communica-
tions skills, time management lead-
ership styles, motivation, planning,
problem-solving and decision-
making,”’ said Dean Murphy. He is
leading a workshop on listening
skills, = communications, group
STEPHEN L. HEATER
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