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ROBYN HANSON is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
‘Robert Hanson of Cloverleaf Road in Dallas. Robyn is
a member of the strutter squad and yearbook commit-
tee. She also enjoys listening to Kiss and attend may
yarties. Upon graduating, Robyn plans to attend
®zollege Misericordia to major in something to do with
secretarial work.
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RANDY FARINA is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Steven
Friedman of Dallas. Randy is employed at Bonner
Chevrolet in Kingston. In his free time, he enjoys
working on cars and listening to the Rolling Stones.
then attend college, but is currently undecided on a
major.
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MICHELLE HAYES is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Hayes, Jr. of Eliabeth Street in Dallas.
Michelle is a member of the yearbook committee and
a photographer for the school newspaper. She works
for her dad as a camera person at Pocono Downs
racetrack. After graduation, Michelle will attend
LCCC to major in journalisin. After finishing college,
she plans to go into public relations or maybe become
Her dad hopes to someday have his own television
busienss and she plans to help him get it started and
Kim Rollman
maybe even work there.
THE BASKETBALL SEASON is upon us. Both the
boys and girls teams at Dallas will be playing Friday
against Seton Catholic. The girls will be home and the
boys away at 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. respectively. Both
teams are looking towards successful seasons. The
members of the girls varsity are: Cheryl Gavigan,
Kim Rollman, Jill Radzinski, Karen Vloedman, Kim
Rinehimer, Angie Kern, Joann Cook, Lori Broken-
shire, Eileen Walsh, Patty Sudol and Missy Kohli. The
members of the boys varsity are: Steve Wilson, Mark
Farrell, Tim Cotter, Joe Darling, Richie Long, Bobby
O’Donnell, Tim Lyons, Tim Moyer, Tom Shalata, John
Thomas and Tom Perlis. Good luck to everyone!
ANOTHER SPORT which is ready to spring into
action is wrestling. Good luck to all of the wrestlers in
their quest for a district championship.
To Dallas students, Christmas not only brings a long
vacation, it also brings a bunch of last-minute tests.
lower a student’s moral, but once the tests are over,
the spirit of this joyous season will brighten our days
once again. So hang in there guys, vacation is
coming!!!
CHRIS VAN GORDER is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
obert Van Gorder of Loyalville. Chris enjoys hunting
1s well as playing football, wrestling, and participat-
ing in track. His future plans are to play jootbalt for
Pitt and major in physical education. < .
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TIM KIPLING is the son of Alice Derby of Lehman.
Tim participates in wrestling and football. In his spare
time he enjoys playing ping pong and writing poetry.
His future plans are to attend i on an ROTC
scholarship.
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CONGRATULATIONS TO the Girls Basketball team
for winning the Bishop O’Reilly Invitational Tourna-
ment. The Lady Knights easily defeated GAR in the
first round of play 40-21. They then defended their
THE STUDENT COUNCIL wants to thank the
Program held
student body for their participation in the Heart to
Heart program. Results should be in soon after
Christmas vacation.
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AS PROMISED in her campaign speech Student
Council Treasurer Michelle Judge has instituted the
“make your own sundae’ event for Friday, Dec. 21
during lunch. Cost will be 7 cents,
TEAMS THAT HAVE NOT PLAYED their first
round matches in the Trivial Pursuit Tourney are
asked to play before Christmas vacation or face
disqualification.
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THE KEY CLUB carroled yesterday at the Hillside
Nursing Home.
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WE WOULD LIKE TO EXTEND our wishes for a
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
school.
Rachell Schall
ON MONDAY, DEC. 17, Mrs.
Albert and Mrs. Hiller took their
fifth grade classes to spread some
Christmas spirit at the Meadows
Nursing Home and at Mercy Center.
The children presented a beautiful
program of carols and readings for
the retired residents.
ON SUNDAY, DEC. 16, at 5 p.m.
the eighth grade Religion class was
invited to the parish rectory to help
decorate the Christmas tree. After
the students hung the balls, icicles,
and lights Father Langan had
blessed the tree. Pizza was served
for dinner. It was a very joyous
occasion.
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THE GATE OF HEAVEN
GATORS were defeated in both
basketball games last week, against
St. Leo’s of Ashley and St. Nick’s of
Wilkes-Barre. The game that was
played by the Gators on Sunday,
Dec. 16 was a victory for both
Junior Varsity and Varsity. Keep up
the good work Gators!
STUDENT OF THE WEEK:
Christina Lawrence is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lawrence.
She lives on Fox Hollow Drive in
Dallas. She is 13 years old. Chris-
tina likes science, and finds it to be
her favorite subject in school. She
seeks a career in veterinary medi-
cine. Christina plans to attend
Bishop Hoban sgh School next
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CLASSES END: April 21,
Donna Greger
swimming; she swims for the
C.Y.C. swim team. Her favorite
song is “Cool it Now” by the group
New Edition. Her favorite group is
Prince.
THE 21ST OF DECEMBER will
mark the last day of school for
students before Christmas vacation.
Classes will resume on Wednesday,
Jan. 2. Best wishes for a happy
holiday season from Gate of
Heaven.
THE
1985
The Dallas Intermediate School
‘Band, composed of fifth and sixth
graders, presented a Christmas pro-
gram last Thursday evening, Dec.
13, at the school. The group is under
the direction of Reese Pelton.
There are approximately 100 stu-
dents in the band. The sixth grade
group featured several ensembles.
The fifth grade featured three
carols especailly arranged for their
beginning level by their director.
These students have only been play-
ing for approximately six weeks.
| The Dallas Intermediate School
{ “Peacemakers” is a select group of
fourth, fifth and sixth grade vocal-
Asts under the direction of Philip
| Latella, a student teacher from
| College Misericordia, and Mrs. Mar-
ilyn O’Connell, music teacher at the
Intermediate School.
The group was organized for the
good cheer
Members of the group include:
Nina Lia, Mary Lou Baines, Amy
Yanalunas, Sam Gorgone, Grace
Helgemo, Jane and Jeana Oh, Tony
Harry Haas, Nancy Downend, Gina
Gialanella and David Birch.
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