Art winners
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Christopher Scott,
Jennifer Harteis,
second place, pencil;
first place, acrylic; and
Wysocki.
Lorena Beniquez
RAYMOND EPLEY is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Epley of
Dallas. Raymond is a percussionist
for the Dallas marching band and
he has been involved with the band
since sixth grade. He is also study-
ing the field of intelligence commu-
nications in the Army National
* Guard. Ray enjoys experimenting
with mechanics and electronics in
his free time. His future plans
include attending the Lincoln Tech-
nical Institute while continuing with
the Army National Guard.
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MARK FARRELL is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. William Farrell of
Dallas. Mark is captain of the bas-
ketball team and also a member of
the baseball team. Mark currently
holds a part time job at Rave'’s
. Garden Center. In his free time,
Mark enjoys listening to his fvorite
rock groups, Boston and Genesis.
After graduation, Mark plans to
attend the University of Scranton to
study Economics and Finance.
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MARY FARRELL is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Farrell, of
Midland Drive in Dallas. Mary is
very active. She has helped to coach
the junior varsity cheerleaders, is a
member of the steering committee,
a football statistician and she was
voted first runner-up on the Home-
coming Court. Mary will represent
Dallas at the Unico game this
summer. After graduation, Mary
plans to major in psychology at
Bloomsburg University.
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MICHAEL FARRELL is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Farrell of
Dallas. Mike's activities include
hiking, camping and competitive
cycling, a sport which he has partic-
ipated in for the past three years.
He has also been a member of the
track and field for four years.
Mike’s future plans include attend-
ing Pennsylvania State University
to major in architecture.
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DAVID GARBER is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. William Garber of
James Street in Shavertown. Dave
is the band president and drum
major of the district champion
marching band. He has participated
in district band for three years and
went to regionals in 1983. Dave is a
member of the drama club and the
National Honor Society. In his free
| time, he enjoys listening to the
Beatles and Rush. Upon graduation,
Dave plans to attend college to
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research.
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CONGRATULATIONS TO the
Dallas High School students who
took first place at District Band
tryouts. Dave Garber, saxophone
player, and Mark Steinkirchner,
trumpet player, both took top
honors and will advance to region-
als. Congratulations guys!
DALLAS STUDENTS have been
voicing their concern over the lack
of “B” schedules. Presently there is
these schedules allow for club peri-
ods. Without at least two ‘“B”’ sched-
ules a week it is impossible for
students to participate in activities
which will mold them into well-
rounded students. Colleges also look
closely at the amount of clubs a
student participates in when consid-
ering admittance.
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Lehman lists
junior high
honor roll
John J. Oliver, Principal, Lake-
Lehman Junior High, releases the
Honor Roll consisting of 37 Scholar
and 75 Honor students.
GRADE 7
SCHOLARS — Jennifer Baker,
Brian Hampel, Heather Harris,
Shelly Hoover, Jennie James,
Edward Kelly, Michell Lankwarden,
Ronald Lefkoski, Crystral Newell,
Randy Paraschak, Wendy Skibitsky,
Kimberly Vollrath, Molly White.
GRADE 7:
HONORS — Eric Andrus, John
Baranowski, Cathy Bigus, Adam
Clark, Nicole Cooper, Ronald
Edwards, Rebecca Emelett, Jenni-
fer Fielding, Paul Goodwin, Ray-
mond Hall, Charles Hartz, Michele
Hazeltine, Valarie Kliamovich,
David Korbeil, Angel Kreidler, John
Lincoski, Frances Nevel, Danielle
Parise, Robyn Pavlick, Ainsley
Rowlands, Charity Santry, Daniel
Shisson, Mark Stroud, Michael
Strutko, Michael Taylor, Jason
Yencha, Darcie Yetter.
GRADE 8
SCHOLARS — Sean Borys, Erin
Brady, Christine Cain, Casey Cum-
mings, Denise Davis, Jason Gately,
Cindy Gensel, Gerald Gizenski,
Richard James, Mary Ann Kasko,
Erin Keefer, Amy Kittle, Allyson
Lukasavage, ‘Alfred Manzoni,
Robert Michaels, Kimberly Niez-
goda, Lisa Petruska, Michele
Phares, Douglas Rice, Jennifer
Superko, Bruce Vanderhoff, John
Walsh, Karen White, Marcy
Yencha.
GRADE 8
HONORS — Leonard Annetta,
Jean Barber, Aaron Campbell,
Albert Cigarski, Shawn Clark, Kris-
ten Cragle, Meredith Crispell, Ken-
neth Daily, Jerry Davies, David
Dorrance, Lori Dubil, Christopher
Engle, Angelia Estes, Tanya Fos-
tock, Kimberly Heacock, Theodora
Richard Hynick, Jennifer Jones,
Kenneth Kittle, George Kline, Mel-
issa Kocher, Jeannette Kottler,
Michele Lukas, Karen Martin,
David Mazyck, Sharon Meade, Pas-
quale Monaco, Laura Napieralski,
Kristy Nordfors, Michael Paras-
chak, Prudence Parry, Richard
Pewterbaugh, Cathy Race, Todd
Sallo, Leonard Schwartz, Jill Shaw,
Deborah Smith, Julie Smith, Leesa
Sorber, Jeremy Stash, Donald
Thompson, Sandy Weaver, Heather
Wilson, Denise Zampetti.
Pow Wow held
Dallas Post/Joan Kingsbury
Thanksgiving holiday.
The Tinity Nursery School held a
Thanksgiving Pow Wow on Novem-
ber 21, to celebrate the first Thanks-
giving feast. They have studied the
Indian way of life, and the Pilgrims
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Campus hosts
and the first Thanksgiving feast.
The chilren wore Pilgrim hats,
collars, Indian head feathers, and
necklaces all made in connection
with the studies.
The Nursery School is located in
Church Street, Dallas. For informa-
tion call Mrs. Donald Lockhart or
the church office 675-3131.
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CHERYL CAMPBELL is the
daughter of Edward and Florence
Campbell of Lehman. She is a
member of the yearbook staff, and
the Lehman Ladies Auxiliary. She
enjoys sewing, painting, bike riding
and cooking. She was recently
elected Homecoming Queen and
plans to major in hotel and restau-
rant management in college.
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SARAH LANGE is the daughter of
Moya Linde of Sweet Valley. She is
a member of the yearbook staff and
was junior class president. Sarah
enjoys playing softball, bike riding,
running and tennis. She plans to
attend college in a medical-related
field.
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DAVE TRAVER is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Larry Traver of Loyal-
ville. Dave is a member of the
baseball, basketball and cross coun-
try teams and also enjoys fishing,
bike riding and reading. Dave has
joined the Navy for Nuclear Power
and hopes to attend college for
engineering after the Navy.
THIRTEEN MEMBERS of the
Students
hear doctor
Shown in the photo at right is Dr.
Church, psychologist, speaking with
a group of Lake-Lehman students
who are part of the gifted program.
This was the second in a series of
lectures by Dr. Church concerning
the privileges and problems dealing
with being a special student.
This was just one of the many
special events provided for the
District.
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unrivaled Lake-Lehman Band
advanced to District Band recently.
Those members were Joe Shonis,
Mike Anneta, Chris Titus, Evan
Thmas, Brent Bernstein, Eileen
Raitter, Paula Dwyer, Jerry Yan-
kowski, Mark Williams, Julie Foll-
mer, Kim Weidner, Missy Hontz,
and Diane Love.
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TRYOUTS FOR THE SCHOOL
PLAY ‘A Connecticut Yankee in
King Arthur’s Court’ will be held on
Wednesday.
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THE STUDENT COUNCIL is
sponsoring a compatibility match
service called Heart to Heart on
Wednesday, Nov. 28 in homeroom.
Forms may also be picked up on
Thursday and Friday.
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THE SENIOR FIELD HOCKEY
ALL-STAR GAME was held last
Tuesday at Meyers Stadium. Scouts
from colleges such as Kent State,
Syracuse, Villnova, Princeton,
Drexel, and many other major col-
leges were in attendance to look at
the talent our area has to offer. The
game ended in 0-0 tie.