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MARK MCLAUGHLIN is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McLaugh-
lin of Birch Hill Lane in Dallas.
Mark has participated in ice hockey
since the age of four and took part
in the Keystone games last year.
Mark also enjoys developing his art
skills and as a result of this he has
won several awards for his artistic
merit. After graduation, Mark will
seek employement and take art
courses at a local college.
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TOM KRUPA is the son of Mrs.
Jeanette Larish of Shavertown. Tom
is presently in his sixth play produc-
tions since his sophomore year.
Tom is also a part-time employee of
the Shavertown Acme. In his free
time, Tom enjoys socializing with
his friends Jack, Leslie, Brian and
the gang. After graduation, Tom
‘hopes to attend Ithaca to major in
health care administration.
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BERNADETTE KLUKOSKY is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Klukosky of Trucksville. Ber-
nadette is a member of the year-
book staff and a part-time employee
with the Trucksville Pharmacy. In
her spare time, Bernadette enjoys
reading and painting.
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KEN SWINGLE is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Elwood Swingle of Shaver-
town. Ken is a member of both the
jazz band and stage crew. In his
free time, Ken enjoys playing the
keyboard and sleeping. After grad-
uation, Ken will leave for the Air
Force (July 9).
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BRENDA SMITH is the daughter
of Jeanette Smith of Dallas and
Bernard Smith of Forty Fort. In her
free time, Brenda enjoys swim-
ming, roller skating, and reading
romance books. After graduation,
Brenda plans to attend college to
major in either business or account-
ing.
PROM NEWS: What's going on
with the Jr./Sr. Prom? Well, since
the junior class is short on money
and just cannot seem to raise any,
the prom will more likely than not,
not include dinner. The prom will be
at Genetti’s; the entertainment will
be provided by TNT; and tickets
will be $5 per couple.
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THE SPRING SPORTS are get-
ting ready to go into action. Good
luck to the baseball team, softball
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CONGRATULATIONS NORM
CLANCY for placing first at Region-
als on Saturday. Four other Lehman
wrestlers placed and also will go on
to states at Hershey. They are Chris
Van Gorder, Jeff Austin, Joe Smith,
and Dave Guzenski.
LAKE-LEHMAN HIGH SCHOOL
STUDENTS start preparing your
acts for the upcoming Lip Sync
competition.
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y MAUREEN COLE is the daughter
of Mrs. Norris and Mr. Cole of
Shavertown. Maureen’s activities
include swimming and horseback
riding. After graduation, Maureen
shall attend college and major in
business.
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MELODY REED is the daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. L.D. Reed of
Harveys Lake. Melody enjoys paint-
ing, swimming, tennis, hiking, and
camping. After. completion of high
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school Melody will probably enroll
in a college in the state of Rhode
Island.
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JUANITA SWITE is the daughter
of Thomas and Arlene Swire of
Noxen. Juanita participates in out-
and snowmobiling. Her future plans
are to work as a secretary.
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SHEILA COOMBS is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coombs.
Shelia is very active in the art
department at school; she is
involved in refinishing furniture,
sewing, and making rag rugs.
Shelia also enjoys biking in her
spare time. After graduation, Shelia
will probably attend college.
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ALAN COOPER is the son of Alan
Cooper of Chase. Hiking, hunting,
fishing, and golf are just a few of
the activities of which Alan is
involved.
team, boys volleyballteam and the
boys and girls track teams.
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CONGRATULATIONS TO LYNN
TODD. Lynn took first place in
regional chorus and will go to state
competition on April 26. Good luck
Lynn, bring home a State Title!
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ALSO CONGRATULATIONS to
Liz Morgan who finished fourth in
regional chorus. Liz will also partic-
ipate in state competition. Good
luck Liz.
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THE BAND BANQUET was held
last weekend at Genetti’s. Letters
were given out and plenty of danc-
ing was included. It was a good
time for all in attendance.
The Right Approach
to Undergraduate
Education
Rachell Schall
ON MONDAY, MARCH 4, the
second grade class, conducted by
Miss Diane Tometchko, was
observed by Miss Anne Segrave-
Daly, a student at Mount Saint
Mary College, Emittsburg, MD. As
a project for her Elementary Edu-
cation course, in which she majors,
she was required to observe a class.
She later interviewed Miss
Tometchko.
A CHILD SAFETY PROGRAM
POSTER CONTEST, sponsored by
Victims Resource Center, is being
held throughout the area schools.
Gate of Heaven is participating with
five entries from each grade. The
theme for the posters is on the topic
of Child Sexual Abuse. The winners
of the contest will have their posters
displayed on area buses.
RUSSELL BIGUS, an eighth
grade varsity basketball player,
was selected by area coaches, for
an award on good sportsmanship.
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Donna Greger
The Gators are in the West-Side
Catholic League. Congratulations,
Russel, we are proud of you.
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THE LUZERNE COUNTY COUN-
CIL is sponsoring a Reading Day at
the Wyoming Valley Mall on April
20, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The
requirement of the contest is to
illustrate a scene from your favorite
book. The eighth graders here at
Gate of Heaven, will participate in
this ‘contest. Good luck to all who
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THE FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE
STUDENTS participated in the
recent Pennsylvania Math Contest.
Results, statewide, will be posted
later in this year, usually by May.
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THE GATORS ARE DOING
GREAT. Last week they played and
beat Sacred Heart and Holy Child
tice time will be alloted this
summer and we will come out
strong next year.
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STUDENT OF THE WEEK: Joan
Segrave-Daly is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Segrave-Daly of
Perrin Avenue, Shavertown, and
she is 10 years old.
Joan likes bike riding, swimming
and listening to music. Her favorite
Boys of Summer” and ‘Neutron
Dance.” Her favorite musicians are
Madonna, Prince and Billy Idol.
Joan’s favorite subject is Math
because it is different every day.
When she is older, she would like to
become a teacher or a nurse. She is
undecided about which high school
she will attend next year.
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