PTA meets
Mr. Irvin T. DeRemer, Acting
Principal of West Side Area Voca-
tional-Technical School, has
announced the names of those stu-
dents who will be placed on the
Honor Roll for the third marking
period.j
Five students attained a perfect
4.0 average for the third marking
period. They are Lisa Bobeck, Jen-
nifer Brighthaupt, Helen McElwee,
Jackie Sobeck, serniors and Lydia
Glatz, a freshman.
Grade 9-Highest Honors: Linda
Bobeck and Lydia Glatz.
Grade 9-High Honors: Sean Gray
and Donna Hunter.
Grade 9-Honors: Edward Bras-
sington, Dawn Lynn Finney, Mary
- Lynn Finney, Sean Heidig, Kathleen
Kaminski, Robert Koprowski, John
McElwee, Charles Menziff, Ronald
Olowiany, Andrew Yuhas.
Grade 10-Highest Honors: Cindy
Meade and Gary Symons.
Grade 10-High Honors: Stacey
Sherrill and Joseph Swiatek.
- Grade 10-Honors: Brenda
Foersch, Richard Gabriesheski,
Jodie Halat, Kim Hanadel, Thomas
Hughes, Chris James, Ann Marie
Jenkins, Mary Jones, Walter
Lewandowski, Michael Roma-
nowski, Frank Rusnock, Heather
Sanguiliano, Cynthia Stier, Joseph
Valvano, Anthony Yagloski, Ste-
phanie Zagata.
Grade 11-Highest Honors: Janet
Baline, Martha Karns, Carla Pada-
van, Thomas Skiro.
Grade 11-High Honors: William
Berlew, Vicki Davenport, James
Faulls, William Fox, Judith Gilli-
gan, Dorothy Hartman, Margaret
Kaschak, Kim Ludden, Susan Pod-
skoch, David Sheply, Paul Zablot-
ney.
Grade 11-Honors: Lisa Adamitz,
James Cwalina, Damian Englehart,
Paul Feeney, Pamela Hughes, Polly
Hughes, Laura Kocher, Michael
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Mazeika, Raymond Miller, David
Monk, Palmira Naples, Michelle
Peterson, Wendy Roushey, Matthew
Sims, Kimberly Vasicak, Neal
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Grade 12-Highest Honors: Lisa
Bobeck, Lisa Boice, Jennifer Brigh-
thaupt, Mary Feher, Carol Hann,
Vicki May, Helen McElwee, Frank
Romanoski, Daniel Sapack, Jackie
Sobeck, Chris Zambeto.
Grade 12-High Honors: John Britt,
Barbara Bucholtz, Michelle Eddy,
Michael Gray, Kenneth Farver,
Robert Hassaj, William Jabyac,
Alan Lugosky, Joanne Michaels,
James O’Gorman, Judith Sorber,
Lynn Tomchak.
Grade 12-Honors: David Applegate,
Stephen Bloom, Ronald Coolbaugh,
Randy Ellsworth, Mary Green,
Denise Grey, Linda Hann, April
Hebda, Charles Jankoviak, Pamela
Johns, Jason King, Patricia Klass,
Paula Laver, Kelly Leonard, Chris-
tine McDermott, Kelly McManus,
Donna Nicholson, Danielle Petroski,
Greg Pocono, Sheryl Richard, Mel-
issa Ritsick, Floyd Robinson, Karen
Smith, Doug Sorber, Michael Stash,
David Swainbank, Kevin Tarity,
Kimberly Thomas, George Tom-
chak, James Williams, Scott
Youells, Donna Zaremba.
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DARRELL FARMER, son of
Terry and Linda Farmer of
Lehman. Darrell is president of the
senior class. He also hunts, fishes
and rides motorcycles. After grad-
uation, Darrell will attend college.
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TERI IDE, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Ide of Dallas. Teri
works and, in her spare time, swims
and listens to music. Her future
plans include becoming a medical
secretary.
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LORI GOSART, daughter of
Ronald and Maureen Gosart of Har-
veys Lake. Lori enjoys roller skat-
ing, going out, and reading. After
high school, Lori shall attend JoMar
Beauty School to become a cosmo-
tologist.
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MICHELLE GIALANELLA,
daugher of John and Catherine
Gialanella of Harveys lake. In Mich-
elle’s spare time, she goes out with
friends, and snow and water skis.
Michelle will work at Beltone Hear-
ing Service after completion of high
school.
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MIKE MACEIKO, son of Stephen
and Alice Maceiko of Harveys Lake.
HL Club
presents
$500 award
Mrs. Bernard Boback, Jr., Educ-
tion Chairman, Harveys Lake
Women’s Service Club, announces
that a club scholarship in the
amount of $500 will be awarded to a
Lake-Lehman High School senior.
The scholarship, an annual club
project, is granted on the basis of
scholastic ability, academic poten-
tial, and apparent need.
Applications may be obtained
from Miss Sylvia Bator, high school
guidance counselor.
Deadline for returning all applica-
tions is April 29.
Mike’s school activities include
wrestling and playing baseball. His
hobbies consist of reading, golfing,
tennis and bowling. After gradua-
tion, Mike will join the service.
ALTHOUGH THE AUDIENCE
WAS SMALLER than expected, the
senior play was a huge success.
Dave Kapitula stole the show as the
lead, while Mike Annetta and Lisa
Bebey turned in strong perform-
ances as the villains. Other actors
and actresses included Sue Dodson,
Skip Thomas, Sabrince Major,
Heather Sorber, Eileen Haines and
Don Buzinkai. Mrs. Lipski and Gail
Thomas directed Mark Twain's “A
Connecticut Yankee in King’s
Arthur Court.”
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THE BASEBALL TEAM evened
the record to 2-2 with a come from
behind victory over Bishop Hoban
on Saturday, P.J. Malak went the
distance for the Knights, who won 6-
4.
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THE VOLLEYBALL TEAM
remained undefeated by squeezing
out North Pocono 15-11 and 15-13.
Chris Kukosky was the leading
hitter for the Knights.
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