INFORMATION
Honor Roll
announced
Dr. Thomas W. Cypher, Principal,
and Mr. Leon Trager, Assistant
Principal, announce the Dallas
Junior High School Honor Roll for
the first marking period.
NINTH GRADE - Highest Honors:
Lori Ankenbrand, Lori Kuhar,
Laurie Lehman, Tracey Michael,
Julianne Orlowski, Jennifer Spear,
Kimberly Thompson and Susan
Wells.
First Honors: Allison Berlew,
Steven Carr, David Catrambone,
Lori Cave, Amy Chamberlain, Kim-
berly Chapple, Sandra Corcoran,
Rachelle Cummings, Andrea Dent,
Jean Dewey, Michael Dzanko,
Walter Fader, Stacey Fitch, John
Gregg, Jacqueline Hanify, Michele
Hardik, Lisa Hite, Kevin Kistler,
Karyn Klick, Alan Landis, Melissa
Margis, Karen Mellner, Paul
Moore, Jennifer. Moran, Dale
Morris, James Newell, Terry Ogle,
Stephanie Pellam, Amy Phares,
Justine Pilecki, Ann Potichko,
David Potichko, Dena Rebennack,
Amy Rosentel, Denise Rothrock,
Joy Snyder, Scott Starbuck, Greg
Steuben, James Strange, Myron
Suchodolski, Deanna Sutton, Kelly
Terescavage, Jennifer Vloedman
and Vera Williams.
Second Honors: Kathleen Adams,
Ann Balonis, Robert Barbacci,
Pamela Baseski, Edward Cavalari,
Tanya Dobranski, Brian Gay, Tracy
Hunter, Melissa Kachmar, Charles
Krivenko, Jay Lane, Maureen
Munley, Joyce Oravitz, Mark Pac-
zewski, Ronald Post, Ralph Rostok,
Brett Wyman, and Deborah Yam-
rick.
EIGHTH GRADE - Highest
Honors: Jeffrey Case, Cindi Delin-
sky, Anthony Nadzan, Edward Rea-
buck.
First Honors: Danielle Baker,
Susan Balonis, Marcella Bove,
Brian Buchman, Kerry Burke, Mat-
thew Campbell, Hillary Cave, Kevin
Charney, David Crake, Kristen
Cypher, Susanne Dannert, Lisa
Davenport, Lauren Dymond, Ronald
Fitch, Nicole Gardner, Rebecca
Gingo, Karen Goldsmith, Roseann
Gorey, Yvonne Hando, Kimberly
Kaleta, Michele Kelly, Jodi Kern,
Kenneth Klimovitz, Amy Kowalski,
Megan Kozemchak, John Kristan,
Kimberly Krohn, Cheryl Laurence,
Sarah Lewis, Regan Litz, Brenda
Love, Darren Michael, Lisa
Murphy, Valerie Myers, Nancy
Niedzwiecki, Deric Petrini, Myron
Pitcavage, Laura Poynton, Jennifer
Prebola, Roseanne Rostock, Corey
Sands, Michelle Shemo, David
Shumway, Ellen Smaka, Bruce
Stearn, Jennifer Steuben, Renee
Strauser, Sandra Ulichney, Susan
Voitek, Jennifer Wartella, Anthony
Welgosh, Michael Williams, Sarah
Yanchunis and David Zachary.
Second Honors: Terri Bartleson,
Kimberly Bernhardy, Eric Fies,
Kristen Gladey, Terry Handley,
Wendy Hozempa, William Jesse,
Eric Nardone, Roy Phillips, Melissa
Pitcavage, John Straigis, Sherry
Terescavage and Dawn Wandel.
SEVENTH GRADE - Highest
Honors: Alessandra Perfetti, Ste-
phanie Reese, Jeri Searfoss, and
Meagen Wega.
First Honors: Lori Baller, Lynn
Baluh, Rene Barbacci, Andrea Bri-
nola, Gregory Burak, Karyn Chia-
rucci, Charles Clothier, Molly Con-
nolly, Kathleen Crahall, Paul
Deeble, Stephanie Demyum, Jeffrey
Dover, Michael Durkin, Megann
Dworak, Melinda English, Ann
Faulls, Jason Figueroa, Tami Fron-
cek, John Gosart, Jennifer Gulich,
Kristen Hardisky, Francis Hoover,
Thanh Huynh, Cynthia Kachmar,
Keith Kozel, Karen Krehely, Chris-
topher Kuhar, Marc Labbate, Liza
Lettie, DAvid Lieberman, Damian
Litz, Joel Magoon, Michael Math-
ers, Michael Matosky, John
McKeever, Jeffrey Mokychic, Pat-
rick Morris, Michael Moses, Doug-
las Ogle, Steven Oliver, Jessica
Oravitz, Angela Orlando, Tiffany
Owens, Eric Paczewski, Mary Pfeif-
fer, Kimberly Pilecki, Jason Pro-
kopchak, Frank Raczkowski, David
Raker, Gregory Riedlinger, Stacy
Roberts, Christopher Rogers, Ray-
mond Russin, Lindo Sabatini,
Anthony Sabol, Stephen Schaefer,
Gretchen Schuler, Brian Smith,
Christine Smith, Kimberly Stager,
Michael Tomaine, Joanne Tregas-
kis, Lisa Vozniak, Willard Whitesell,
Claire Wuori and Emery Yurko.
Second Honors: Jeffrey Bankov-
ich, Debra Barnoski, Bonnie Belles,
Kristy Culp, Jacqueline Devlin,
Tina Hite, Patrick Kilduff, Sandy
Komer, Julie Shrey, Frank Supon-
cic, Eileen Tamanini, and Kathy Jo
Welkey.
Course available
Farm Management written by a
Pennsylvania farm management
specialist for the nonfarmer, the
novice, or as a review for the
established farmer is available now
from Penn State.
This eight-lesson course gives
options for the use of farm
resources-land, labor, capital and
management. It discusses the bases
for choosing enterprises for a par-
ticular farm, explains enterprise
budgets and marginal analyses and
details farm recordkeeping.
To obtain a copy of the course,
send $7.50, which includes Jostage
and handling, to FARM: MANAGE-
MENT, Box 5000, University Park,
PA 16802. Make check payable to
Penn State.
The study tour program includes a full itinerary of
Expo held
Wilkes College held its annual Science Expo at the campus:
recently. The day-long event provided high school students
with an opportunity to witness many of the research projects
and academic programs offered by various science depart-
ments at the college. The focus of this year's Expo was a
two-part lecture-presentation entitled ‘‘Science and the
Media: Bridging the Information Gap.’’ Shown here, Lake-
Lehman high school students view high resolution compute
graphics created in the Wilkes College Department of
Mathematics and Computer Science. From left, are Mike
Bigus, Dr. John Simmons, Wilkes College professor; Jim
Kliamovich.
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WEFORMATION
MICHAEL FARRIS
FIRST GRADE: in the first
grade, besides getting ready for the
Christmas play about Santa trading
elves for robots, Sister Alice Ann’s
class, 1-212, is making puppets
which will be on display on their
bulletin board this week.
Sr. Catherina’s class participated
in a spelling bee Friday. Sister is
very confident about them and
claims much progress is being
made in her room.
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SECOND GRADE: The second
graders, Room 2-202, Sr. Elizabeth’s
oinsettia contest, along with Room
-216, Mr. Simon's class. They will
both enjoy a pizza party in the very
near future.
The second graders are also reyv-
ing up for their robotic play which
will be held on Wednesday, Dec, 18,
at 7:30 p.m. in the gym.
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THIRD & FOURTH GRADE; The
third and fourth graders are also
gearing up for their Christmas play,
“No Vacancy.’”’ This year, the
chorus will be dressed as ‘‘travel-
ers”. It promises to be a great
performance.
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FIFTH GRADE: Chrissy Elechko
won the price for the most sales of
poinsettias and wreaths. This was a
musical Christmas bear. Congratu-
lations, Chrissy.
SIXTH GRADE: Room 6-216, Mr.
Simon’s class, will also enjoy a
pizza lunch, hosted by the PTG, for
their good work in the wreath and
poinsettia sale. Congratulations.
Mr. Don Walutes, 6-217, won the
Hand-crafted telephone book cover
for his sales of Poinsettias.
SEVENTH & EIGHTH GRADE:
Students of the 7th and 8th grade
class wish to thank all those who
helped make their jewelry sale a
success. They did well on it. Pro-
ceeds go toward class trips.
ON BEHALF OF Father Cusick,
Father Langan, Sr. Davida, faculty,
staff and students, we thank the
PTG for their fine efforts and ener-
gies ey have shown on their first-
ever Holiday Fair. Proceeds from
this project goes toward the school
expenses. Besides its being a finan-
cial success, it was a lot of fun, too.
WE WANT TO REMIND YOU
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SUSIE REDMOND
JERRY YANKOWSKI is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Yankowski
of Chase Manor. Jerry has been a
memver of the Lake-Lehman band
for six years. He is also a member
of the Ski Club here at Lehman. In
his spare time he enjoys hunting,
fishing, and snowmobiling.
MARK MAJOR is the son of
Ginny Major of Huntsville Road.
Mark is a football Paver and also
he’s involved in volleyball here at
Lehman. In Mark’s spare time his
interests include hunting and fish-
ing.
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GAIL THOMAS is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Thomas of
Sutton Hills. Gail is a member of
the field hockey, basketball, and
softball “teams. Gail is also the
secretary of the senior class. In her
spare time she enjoys drawing,
watersports, and tennis. Gail's
future plans include college to
become a teacher.
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KELLY WANDEL is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wandel of
Lehman. Kelly is a starting player
in field hockey, basketball, and soft-
ball teams. Kelly is a member of
the National Honor Society. Her
spare time interests are hunting,
THOMAS STEPANSKI
LaCrosse, horseback riding. Kelly’s
future plans include college to
become a medical technologist.
APRIL YATSKO
the Gourmet Basket and lovely
prizes This basket and prizes will
e chanced off the night of the
school Christmas play,
the gym.
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WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK
Stephen Greger, President, Student
Council, and the other members of
the council, for the food and soap
collection for the Little Sisters of
the Poor annual collection for their
nursing home in Scranton. The Sis-
ters were very grateful for the
splendid collection.
IN THE BASKETBALL-CHEER-
LEADER ACTION: The Gators
Varsity Basketball and cheerleaders
both won first-place trophies in the
Knights of Columbus Tournament
held at Gate of Heaven during the
Thanksgiving weekend.
In the Knights of Columbus Tour-
nament at Bishop OReilly last
week, the Gator Varsity basketball
team lost to St. Nick’s-St. Mary's.
We have a chance to beat them
Monday night, the 9th and we have
the advantage of the home court.
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STUDENT OF THE WEEK: Jack
Jones, son of Mr, and Mrs. Jack
Jones of Shavertown, is a member
of the Student Council, an altar boy
for Gate of Heaven Church and a
member of the varsity basketball
team. He enjoys sports and is a
great fisherman. He is undecided
about his high school choice, but
would like to attend N.C. State and
eventually become a doctor.
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