WANDA WOJCIK, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wojcik.
Wanda’s brother, Joe, was an ’83
graduate from Lake-Lehman.
Wanda is a member of the yearbook
staff and an avid athlete, who
enjoys swimming, softball, tennis
and bike riding. After graduation,
Wanda hopes to go to Penn State
Ww major in Business Manage-
ment.
DEANNE WILLIAMSON, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Williamson
of Hunlock Creek. Deanne is a
member of the undefeated hockey
team and co-captain of the twirlers
in the Lehman Marching Band. She
starts at the sweeper position in
field hockey and is a major reason
why the LL defense is unscored
upon. In Deanne’s spare time, she
also has joined the Yearbook staff
and will pursue her wide variety of
interests.
BILLI-JO SORBER, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sorber of
Harveys Lake. Billi-Jo is an active
person at LL participating in band,
field hockeyand Yearbook staff. For
six years Billi-Jo has been a playing
member of the band and is pres-
ently section leader and treasurer.
She also had made District and
Regional Band for her sophomore
and junior years and hopes to con-
tinue the streak. Billi-Jo is a versa-
tile member of the hockey team
with her positions being wing, inner,
and midfield and has hopes of the
team winning states.
STEVE LONG, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Warren Long of Loyalville.
Steve is a member of the baseball
team and his positions are 3rd base
and left field When Steve is not
practicing baseball, he fishes and
works on cars. His future plans
include 4 years in the navy and to
pursue and engineering carer.
KAREN AUSTIN, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Austin of Sweet
Valley. Karen is a 5 year veteran of
the LL Band and plays the flute.
She is also a dedicated member of
the Cross-country and track team
and keeps in shape by running in
her spare time. Karen is a member
of the popular LL Key Club. Karen
is one of seven children of the
Austin’s and credits her older broth-
ers for her interest in running.
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THE LAKE-LEHMAN KEY
CLUB is sponsoring a Car Wash on
Oct. 13 at Noone’s Service Station,
Memorial Highway, Dallas, from 16
a.m. - 2 p.m. Cost will be $2.00 and
your support is appreciated.
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DARRYL FARMER became
senior class president last Tuesday
by defeating Wendy Jones in a
special run-off election. The election
was necessary because the regular
election failed to produce, a clear-
cut winner.
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GOALIE CINDY SLOCUM
recorded her 7th straight shutout as
the Lady Knights hockey team
defeated Abington Heights 2-0 and
Meyers 3-0. Lake-Lehman shall face
GAR Friday on the Grenadiers
field.
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THE KNIGHTS FOOTBALL
TEAM fell to 1-3 after losing to
Hanover 40-6 on Saturday afternoon.
Lehman held tough in the first half,
losing only 7-6 at intermission. The
Hawkeyes defense shut down the
Knights for most of the game and
with their only score coming on a 70
yard bomb irom quarterback T
Willy Cadwalader to Earl Weidner.
Fullback Chris VanGorder contin-
ued his stellar ways with strong
defensive showing.
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ON SATURDAY, SEPT. 22, the
Lake-Lehman Band traveled to Red-
land High School to compete in the
Sound of the Patriots Competition.
In their class, Lake-Lehman
received first in overall percusion,
overall band front, high general
effects, best Drum major. Lehman
also was awarded the overall trophy
from all the schools; which they
shall keep because they have won it
for the 3rd time. The next competi-
tion for the band will at Dallas High
School, Sunday.
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MELISSA BALDO is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Baldo of
Dallas. Melissa’ future plans
include college, where she intends
to major in business.
ERNIE BARBER is the son of
Martin and Gail Sivar of R.D. 1,
Pittston. Ernie’s activities include
editor-in-chief of the yearbook and
drama club. He is also interested in
photography. Ernie hopes to attend
college and become an aeronautical
engineer.
JAMIE BARLOW is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. James Barlow of
ally becoming a jeweler.
BOB BENSAVAGE is the son of
Ken and Cathy Miller of the Valley
View Trailer Park in Dallas. One of
his main interests is hunting. After
graduation, Bob plans to join the
Marines.
BRIAN BLESSNER is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Blessner of
Orange. He is currently the wing-
back on the Dallas football team.
Brian plans to go to college and
major in law.
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THE DALLAS FOOTBALL TEAM
will take its annual trip on Satur-
day, Sept. 29. The team will travel
to the Carrier Dome in Syracuse to
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THERE WILL BE A BAND COM-
PETITION on Sunday, Sept. 30 at
the Dallas Senior High School foot-
ball field. Good luck to all partici-
pants, especially Dallas.
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AT THEIR IN-SERVICE MEET-
ING last Wednesday afternoon, the
faculty and staff participated in a
personality evaluation test--The
Jungian Theory of Personality
Types--which was administered by
Sister Ann Crouse and Sister
Frances Marie Sheridan of the
Provincialate Team of the Sisters of
Mercy. The participants found the
evaluation interesting and believe
that it will be helpful in understand-
ing themselves and others.
THE FIRST MEETING OF THE
PARENT-TEACHERS GUILD was
held in the school cafeteria on
Wednesday evening. New officers
were introduced, and plans outlined
for the 1984-85 school year. A short
social period followed during which
parents and teachers could become
better acquainted.
SEPTEMBER 24 MARKED the
Donna Greger
observance of ‘Mercy Day”. An
assembly program will be held,
featuring the life of Catherine
McAuley, foundress of the Sisters of
Mercy who have worked among the
people of this area for many years,
and have staffed the school since its
opening in 1951.
UNDER THE DIRECTION of
Mrs. Rutkoski, eighth grade home-
room teacher, the school is organiz-
ing a Board of Commissioners. This
board will serve as representatives
of the student body. Voting for
officers will take place in Novem-
ber, preceded by a short campaign
period. Further information will be
reported as the campaign begins.
THE SIXTH GRADE CLASSES
are doing sketches and drawings or
rivers in the area of their own
heritage. The drawings will be
entered in the upcoming Folk-Festi-
val.
A NEW ATTRACTION in the
second grade is a listening center.
Each child takes a turn at the
equipment. All seem to be enthu-
siastic about this new experience in
the classroom.
THE UNITED WAY CAMPAIGN
will soon begin at Gate of Heaven.
Assemblies will be held on Oct. 9
and 10 for all grades. A film show-
ing the achievements of The United
Way will be shown and a guest
speaker will present important
information to the students.
FRANK BANTELL, a student in
Mrs. Albert’s fifth grade, is pres-
ently in the Wilkes-Barre General
Hospital. The school sends best
wishes to Frank for a quick recov-
ery. :
CHEERLEADING TRYOUTS at
Gate of Heaven are tonight.
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