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FORMATION
MICHELE FARRIS
PAULA YEZILISKI is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Yezilski of Dallas. Paula is involved in Senior
Steering Commitee, Yearbook and Student Council.
She likes to ski, listen to music, and to go out with her
friends in her leisure time. Paula works part-time at
the Dallas Acme. Her future plans include college
attending either at Bloomsburg or Penn State Wilkes-
Barre to major in elementary education or psychol-
ogy.
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AMY CLEMM is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Clemm of Dallas. Amy is involved in strutters, chorus,
and Senior Steering Committee. Amy works part time
at Weis Markets. She plans to attend King’s College to
major in Communications and Marketing.
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TIM MOYER is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Moyer of Shavertown. Tim is a member of the
basketball team, the baseball team and Senior Steer-
ing Committee. In his leisure time, Tim enjoys skiing
and motorcross. He plans to attend Bloomsburg to
major in accounting.
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KAREN WALL is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Corey Wall of Dallas. Karen was recently a goalie of
‘the field hockey team, and was named an All-Star. She
is also involved in Senior Steering Committee, play
crews, and track. Karen works part time at Mark II.
Her future plans include college probably at King’s
College.
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MICHELLE BREN is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Bren of Shavertown. In school, Michelle is involved in
National Honor Society and Senior Steering Commit-
tee. Michele is also serving as Class Secretary. She
has been awarded the French award and N.E.D.T.
certificates. Michelle plays piano, skis, reads and
works at Rent-Rite during her out of school hours. Her
future plans include attending college to major in
accounting for a career as a C.P.A.
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CHERYL HARDING is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. David Harding of Florida. Cheryl is involved in
several activities including field hockey, Senior Steer-
ing Committee and track. In her free time she likes to
run, spend time with her grandmother and friends, go
to sporting events, eat, and watch WWF wrestling
especially Hulk Hogan. As to Cheryl’s future plans she
says, “I am hoping to attend NPW School of Nursing
or Geisinger Medical Center School of Nursing, if I
don’t get dragged down to Florida for school. I will be
majoring in Nursing as to become an R.N.”
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THE SENIOR AND JUNIOR CLASSES are pres-
ently selling Dine-A-Mate fundraising coupon books.
Anyone interested in purchasing one should contact a
member.
Mr. John J. Oliver, Principal,
Lake-Lehman Junior High, releases
the honor roll consisting of 42
Scholar and 88 Honor students.
GRADE 7 SCHOLARS: Melissa
Billington, William Boyzcuk, Jenni-
fer Engle, Jason Gearhart, Brian
Gouger, Jennifer Hynick, Becky
James, Mandy Jones, Jeff King,
Gina Lamela, Christopher Lincoski,
Cathy Long, Andrea Major, Clau-
Contest held
dette O’Boyle, Brian Maruca, Lori
Recek, Michelle Richardson, Anja-
nette Rodzinak, Michael Sholtis,
Aaron Sorber, William Vigorito.
GRADE 7 HONORS: William
Adamski, Derrick Bologna, Robert
Bruno, Andrea Bunney, Mary
Cipolla, Gary Cragle, Scott Cragle,
Robin Croman,
Amy Harris, Benjamin Haughney,
Amy Higgins, Michaelene Higgins,
Tammy Hoover, Holly Hughes,
James Hutchins, Christopher
Kocher, Brian Konopinski, David
Konopke, Timothy Krochta, Melissa
Larkins, Daniel Lasinski, Jennifer
Long, Megan Lukasavage, James
Manzoni, James Martin, Heather
McCoog, Kimberly McGovern,
Peggy Mills, Denise Musial,. Mich-
berly Oplinger, Randy Parry,
Amber Roese, Gayle Rogers, Jon
Rogers, Andrew Santry, Holly Spen-
cer, Jennifer Sutton, Christopher
Tawes, Michael Tereska, Tami
Trescavage, Thomas Turner, Jean-
ette Utter, Jennifer VanHorn, Rona-
lee Visneski, Trudy Wandel.
GRADE 8 SCHOLARS: Jennifer
Baker, Nicole Cooper, Rebecca
Emelett, Jennifer Fielding, Heather
Harris, Shelly Hoover, Jennie
James, David Korbeil, Michelle
Lankwarden, Ronald Lefkoski,
Crystal Newell, Randy Paraschak,
Danielle Prise, Kimberly Passetti,
Robyn Pavlick, Heather Salko,
Daniel Shission, Mark Stroud, Kim-
berly Vollrath, Molly White, Jason
Yencha.
GRADE 8 HONORS: Eric Andrus,
John Baranowski, Nancy Jo Barber,
Cathy Bigus, Robert Caverly, Adam
Clark, Jennifer Cook, Coleen Dela-
ney, Jennifer DeLeur, Paul Good-
win, Kimberly Guzenski, Brian
Contribution made
Members of the Lake-Lehman Education Association (LLEA) voted recently to make a $1,000 ® .
contribution’ to the Back Mountain Memorial Library Building Campaign. According to LLEA %
President Jane M. Morris, the association wished to do so in ‘‘recognition of the Back Mountain
Library’s importance and contribution to the students of the Lake-Lehman School District.’
Shown during presentation ceremonies are, from left, Homer Moyer, Co-Chairman of the Back
Mountain Library Building Campaign; Jane Morris, President of the Lake-Lehman Education
Association; Nancy Eckert, Co-Chairman of the Back Mountain Library Building Campaign; and
Calvin Kanyuck, LLEA Treasurer.
PSU student
iS honored
For the first time in the history of
The Pennsylvania State University,
a student from the Wilkes-Barre
Campus has been named to the
Faculty Senate, the legislative orga-
nization of The University faculty.
Rod Price, a sophomore at Penn
State Wilkes-Barre and the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Price, Lower
Demunds Road, Dallas, was one of
three = Commonwealth Campus
undergraduates ‘elected as Faculty
Senators this year. He and Michael
Turk, a student at Capitol Campus
and Douglas Gerow, a student at
Behrend, will be voting members of
the 150-member senate which meets
each month at University Park.
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The Dallas Junior High School Student Council recently
conducted a Logo Contest. William Roberts, faculty member
and originator of the contest idea, suggested a school logo
for use as a graphic on the daily program which is broadcast
via closed-circuit television into homerooms. Original
designs were submitted by members of the student body.
Andrea Brinola, a seventh-grade student, received a
monetary prize for submitting the best logo entry. Shown
here, from left, are Norine M. Amesbury, Student Council
Advisor and Contest Coordinator; Andrea Brinola, Contest
Hampel, Charles Hartz, Michele
Hazeltine, Jennifer Hislop, Edward
Kelly, Valarie Kliamovich, John
Lincoski, Margaret Manzoni, Robin
Martin, Melissa Meade, Frances
Nevel, Rohert Neyhard, Jacquelyn
Pallante, Amy Pantle, Jennifer
Presper, Ainsley Rowlands, Charity
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Comet
program
scheduled
Halley’s Comet, now visible to
amateur astronomers, will become
visible to observers in the Wilkes-
Barre area during the early evening
hours in December, as it makes its
approach toward the sun.
Since Halley’s Comet will not pass
around the sun again before the
year 2061, Luzerne County Commu-
nity College, the Wilkes College
Astronomy Club, and the Luzerne
County Science Teachers Associa-
tion will sponsor a joint program
designed to provide area residents
with an opportunity to view the
comet.
The special program on Halley's
Comet will be open to the public
free of charge, and will be con-
ducted in two evening sessions at
the Educational Conference Center
on the LCCC main campus in Nanti-
coke on Wednesday, Dec. 4 and
Thursday, Dec. 5, pending a clear
sky for viewing.
The sessions will begin at 7 p.m.
and will include a lecture featuring
Ken Lewis, professor of physics at
LCCC, the viewing of a film strip
and video tape, and comet observa-
tion through telescopes set up on the
community college campus. Pro-
gram participants are encouraged
to dress accordingly and bring a set
of binoculars.
Reservations for the sessions are
limited, and will be accepted on a
first come, first serve basis. For
further information or to register to
attend contact the Office of Continu-
ing Education at Luzerne County
Community College at 829-7477.
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