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JOAN HILSTOLSKY is the daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hilstolsky
of Carverton. Joan is currently
the softball team. She has been a
member of the team for four years.
Her other activities include playing
the piano, which she has done for
eight years. She will seek summer
employment after graduation and
then attend College Misericordia in
the fall to major in occupational
therapy.
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GEORGE HUBBARD is the son of
Shavertown. George enjoys art
class and fishing. He is currently a
part-time employee with Gus
Genetti’s and a cook in the Army
Reserve. After graduation, George
will attend Luzerne County Commu-
nity College to major in hotel and
restaurant management.
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KIMBERLY KLIMOVITZ is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Klimovitz of Trucksville. Kim is a
part-time employee with Dunkin
Donuts in Kingston. When she isn’t
working, Kim enjoys exercising, by
playing tennis and attending aero-
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bics classes. After graduation, Kim
will attend the Southeastern Acad-
emy in Florida to study travel.
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DAVE MATHERS is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mathers of
Staub Rd. in Trucksville. Dave is a
part-time employee at Schmid’s
Amoco Station in Shavertown. In his
spare time, Dave enjoys hunting
and fishing. After high school, Dave
will attend LCCC to major in crimi-
nal justice.
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JIM MISSON is the son of Pat and
Barry Misson of Ransom Rd. in
Dallas. Jim enjoys hunting, fishing
and working on cars. After gradua-
tion Jim will seek local employ-
ment. He says, “I am glad I'm
getting out of here.”
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard Reinard of
Orchard St. in Trucksville. In his
spare time, Rich enjoys working on
his car and “cruising.” He enjoys
listening to the music of Led Zeppe-
lin and Ted Nugent. After gradua-
tion, Rich will seek local employ-
ment and then possible join the Air
KIMM COVERT is the. daughter
of Linda and Kenny Covert of Har-
veys Lake. Kimm enjoys spending
her time going out with her friends.
After high school, Kim plans to get
married.
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ter of Barbara and Dennis Tobin of
Hunlock Creek. Kelli enjoys being
with Shaun and going out with
friends. Her plans after high school
include getting married.
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PAUL ONZIK is the son of John
and Antoinette Onzik of Dallas.
Paul’s hobbies include listening to
Presents paper
Dr. Robert: H. Merrill, assistant
professor of English at Penn State
Wilkes-Barre, presented a paper at
the International Congress on
val scholars participated in twen-
His topic -was ‘‘Sin as Cognitive
Dissonance in Medieval Arthurian
Romance.” On May 1, Dr. Merrill
also presented ‘‘Zen and the Art of
Critical Thinking” at the Northeast-
ern Pennsylvania Writing Council
Conference at the University of
Scranton. An article, ‘“The Troubled
World of Harold Brodkey,” has
recently been accepted for publica-
tion in the Denver Quarterly.
He came to the Lehman campus
in 1982 and has been co-organizer of
its film series as well as advisor to
its student news magazine, Les
Mots, which under his direction is
now distributed internationally.
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music and going to concerts. After
graduation, Paul will go to Wil-
liamsport Community College to
become a printer.
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PAUL WARNER is the son of
Nancy and Dane Warner of Hunlock
Creek. In Paul's spare time, he
enjoys fishing, hunting, traveling
and swimming. Paul will work at
Red Subs after graduation.
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MICHELLE ROBERTSON is the
daughter of George and Isabelle
Robertson of Harveys Lake. Mich-
elle likes to snow and water ski, in
her free time. After high school,
Michelle shall work in Philadelphia.
DR. ROBERT H. MERRILL
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Contest winners
On April 25 and 26 the Lake-Lehman Junior High School
participated in the state American Industrial Arts Student
Association in Harrisburg.They took first place in the
Manufacturing and Design contest. They mass produced
kites in the Home Economics department under the
supervision of Mrs. Barbara Shulde and they produced kite
winders in the Industrial Art shop. Shown here are, from left,
first row, Erin Keefer, Mike Strutko and J.J. Konigus.
Second row, Jason Kirchner, Chuck Hartz and Jennifer
Prisper. Third row, Dan Shission.
Poets lauded
Five area high school students, whose poetry was chosen
as best of that submitted from their schools, were honored
at the second annual Hayfield Poetry Festival held recently
at Penn State Wilkes-Barre. Shown are, from left, are Linda
Richie, Dallas Senior High School; Edward Lupico, Meyers
High School; Joseph Lieb, Lake-Lehman High School; and
Jerry Gregory, English professor at the Lehman campus,
which sponsored the special award. Not shown are the
other two winners, Lisa Rasmovicz, Bishop O'Reilly High
Seno and Christine Drach, Wyoming Area Senior High
chool.
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WINNERS OF THE “CAGNEY &
different categories were announced
as follows: Jessica Oravitz, Tami
Fronecek, Christopher Kuhar, Vir-
ginia Johnson, Jonelle Fabian, Mel-
issa Malonis, - Chris Casterline,
Maria Bigus, Cindy Capone, and
Karyn Chiarueci.
Overall winners from the entrants
were John Lukas, a 3D Work or Art
and Heather Malonis, a project
illustrating information she com-
piled on the TV dramatic series.
Certificates of Awards and rib-
bons were presented by Ms. Debbey
Wysocki, in behalf of District Jus-
tice Andrew Barilla, Councilman
Charles Zambito, Chief of Police
and Detective Hank Winters, and
Russell Bigus, Pennsylvania State
Police, who proclaimed ‘‘Sharon
Gless?Cagney & Lacy Day” during
Police Week. A program and an
assembly were held in commemora-
tion of this special event in May.
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THE EIGHTH GRADE CLASS
went on their long-awaited class
trip, May 21, to Inner Harbor, Balti-
more, Md. The students toured the
museum, were taught a class on Sea
Turtles, walked through the historic
Joan Segrave-Daly
sight, Fort McHenry and browsed
the International foods. It was a
fun-packed day, as well as an edu-
cational one. We thank the teachers
and our parents who accompanied
us and took good care of us.
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THE TALENT SHOW performed
by the eighth-grade students was a
great success. Two shows were
presented — one for the Parent-
Teachers Guild on Wednesday eve-
ning, and again on Thursday for the
enjoy it very much and liked the
plays, commercials and lip syncs,
and the ‘first time-ever ‘‘Alma
Mater’’ sung by the eighth grade
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SEVENTH GRADE held a bake
sale to raise money for their dance
which will be held on May 31, in the
school gym. St. Leo’s eighth grade
class has been invited. They are
anticipating this last school dance
for this school year, 1984-85, with
much excitement.
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Parents are invited to attend.
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