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"MICHELE FARRIS
ELIZABETH (PEGGY) KAS-
MARK is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Kasmark of Dallas. Peggy
is involved in cheerleading and
gymnastics club at Dallas. She
enjoys to sew in her free time.
Peggy plans to attend college after
high schoo to major in early educa-
tion.
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LISA BEALLA is the daughter of
Joseph and Suzanne Bealla of
Dallas. Lisa is a member of chorus,
chansonaires, steering committee,
and student council. She likes to
play piano and to dance in her
leisure time. Lisa intends to attend
the University of Scranton to later
become a laser surgeon.
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LISA WILLIAMS is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Williams of
Shavertown. Lisa enjoys to ski
during these winter months. She is
also kept busy working on the year-
book and working part-time at
Daring’s Market. Lisa would like to
go to college to major in accounting.
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JILL JOBSON is the daughter of
Paul and Joyce Jobson of Dallas.
Jill was recently crowned Snow
Queen at the Valentine’s Day
Dance. She had been captain of the
member of the senior steering com-
mittee. In the summer Jill enjoys
water skiing. Her future plans
include attending a business college.
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NANCY STAIR is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stair of
Dallas. At school Nancy is involved
in the chorus, chansonaires, and
volleyball. She likes to watch T.V.,
to sleep, and to listen to music.
Nancy plans to attend a nursing
school.
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ELAINE CHARNEY is the daugh-
ter of John and Elaine Charney of
Dallas. Elaine works on the school
newspaper. She is employed part-
time at Franklin’s Family Restau-
rant as a waitress. In her free time
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Elaine enjoys to hike, camp, work,
climb mountains, go to Hawk Mt.
read and watch the birds with Mr.
H. Her future plans include: becom-
ing a wildlife biologist and studying
birds of prey, particularly Bald and
Golden Eagles. Elaine would like to
study these birds in their natural
habitats such as Alaska, Colorado,
Montana, and Florida.
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DAWN BAHNER is the daughter
of Kathleen Bahner of Dallas. Dawn
is the editor of the school paper,
The Mountaineer. She camps,
reads, and works at the Mercy
Center Convent in her free time.
Dawn plans to major in accounting
at L.C.C.C.and to later move to
Virginia.
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MINNA TOLVANEN is the daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Torma Tolva-
nen of Finland. Minna is an
exchange student who is currently
living with Mr. and Mrs. Baird. She
is involved in the chorus, chanson-
aires, the newspaper and gymnas-
tics club. Minna is kept busy with
the youth group at church and
playing the piano. ;
CONGRATULATIONS to Dawn
Rothrock and Peter Morcos for
becoming National Merit Finalists!
We are extremely proud of their
accomplishments.
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CONGRATULATIONS to Jill
Jobson and Rich Long for being
crowned Snow Queen and King at
the Valentine’s Day Dance.
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ANOTHER CONGRATULATIONS
goes to the basketball team for
winning a playoff game against
Wyoming Area.
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GOOD LUCK to both the boys’
and girls’ basketball teams for
future victories in the playoffs.
THE CHEERLEADERS should be
returning from their competition
and fun in the sun in Florida today.
SUSIE REDMOND
DEBBIE IDE is the daughter of
Donna and Glen Ide of Idetown.
Debbie is involved in several extra-
curricular activities. She enjoys
drawing, swimming, polo and wat-
erskiing. Debbie plans to pursue a
career in marketing at King’s Col-
lege.
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CHRIS NICHOLS is the daughter
of Mary Lou and Tom Nichols of
Harveys Lake. Chris is a very good
diver and swimmer. Unfortunately,
Lake-Lehman doesn’t have a swim
team. Other interests include scuba
diving, waterskiing and various
other water sports. Chris plans to
pursue a criminal justice career at
King’s College.
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MATT STASH is the son of Allen
and Karen Stash. Matt is going to
Venet,
Dalls;
West Pittston,
Gary T. Crisci,
THOMAS STEPANSKI
attend the W-B Penn state Campus
after high school. In his spare time
he enjoys hunting, fishing, trapping,
swimming, skiing, and water skiing.
Pattie Weaver is the daughter of
John and Collette Weaver. Patti
plans on going to college in Virginia
to major in public relations. In ehr
spare time she enjoys swimming,
skiing, water skiing and hiking.
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WINTER SPORTS:
Congratulations to the basketball
and wrestling teams. The basketball
team finished the 2nd half with a 5-4
record, just missing the playoffs.
Congratulations on a great season
and good luck next year!
The wrestling team finished in
second place in the conference with
a 12-1 mark.
Standing, Wade Curtis,
Pittston, public relations
(TO AGE 12)
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in particular Christa
talent assem-
Lori
Judith. Resnik. Pictured,
left, are Marlo Trapani,
Melissa Malonis, and
Dr. Thomas W. Cypher, Principal
of the Dallas Junior-Senior High
Schools announces the senior high
school’s second nine weeks honor
roll. The honor roll is determined by
the following: High Honors - 4.0 -
Must carry all A’s; 1st Honors - 3.4
and above; 2nd Honors - 2.8 to 3.3.
Students must carry five major
subjects, a major subject is one that
meets five times a week. Students
can only have one “C’’ grade, they
cannot carry a ‘“D’’ or an “F”.
The following have earned High
Honors:
SENIORS: Timothy Corcoran,
Mark Hines, Michele Lamoreux,
Peter Morcos, Dawn Rothrock,
Karen Vloedman, Marilyn Ward.
' JUNIORS: Christina Bulford.
FIRST HONORS: SENIORS:
Cheryl Bell, Michelle Bren, David
Connors, Matthew Conologue,
Cherie Davis, Scott Davis, Christo-
pher Dreher, Katherine Fader,
Kiersten Fries, Wallace Gauthier,
Richard Holthaus, Kelly Hoyt,
Linda King, Wallace Gauthier,
Karen Niskey, John Ochman, John
Oravitz, Molly Parsons, James Per-
kowski, Kristyn Post, Cheryl Rea-
buck, Steven Roskos, Loriann
Timek, Minna Tolvanen, Inci Turko-
glu, Margaret Zajkowski.
JUNIORS: Elizabeth Adams, Lori
Bartleson, Joseph Boos, Stephen
Brace, Lori Brokenshire, Angela
Chiarucci, Patricia Chismer, Erin
Cleary, Denise Corcoran, Ann Marie
Danna, Barbara Davies, Kristen
Dougherty, Kathleen Farrell,
Hether Fazzi, Donald Francis,
Shaunna Griffin, Paul Gritman,
Heather Hand, Mary Herbert, Lori
Hillard, Ryan Holthaus, Truyen
Huynh, Christine Kaleta, Christo-
pher Kelly, Kristell Kocher, Jenni-
fer Long, Scott Marshall, Jerome
Mattey, Lynn Matus, Kristen
McHenry, Colleen McKeever,
and is to be used only for the
igh school class rings.
features FREE!
Thomas McNichols, Leonard
Medura, Eileen Nagy, Enrico Nar-
done, Kristen Piatkowski, Mark
Richardson, Tracy Richardson,
John Richie, Christopher Riedlin-
ger, Staci Robbins, Elizabeth Scott,
Patricia Sudol, Trisha Tuzinski,
Paula Wandel, Amy Warner, Daniel
‘Williams, Maureen Wisnieski, Cathy
Zikor.
SOPHOMORES: Tairran Batory,
Patricia Covert, Walter DelGaudio,
Laura Dover, Stephen Finn, Jodi
Gruver, Robert Heist, Rosemary
Hometchko, Donald Hopkins, Janet
Karrott, Mark Krohn, Heather
Lawley, Susan Miers, David Morris,
Edward Novitsky, Holly Pitcavage,
Eric Rosentel, Michael Schaefer,
Brent Snowdon, Suzanne Trosko,
Kelly Weller, Lee Williames, Gera-
lyn Williams.
SECOND HONORS: Seniors: Eliz-
abeth Chaney, Barbara Cicero,
Cheryl Harding, Anastasia Orlando,
Amy Parsons, Lee Ann Petro, Dina
Pomrinke, Lisa Williams.
JUNIORS: Meredith Burke,
Melanie Coscia, Kimberly Culp,
Erin Gilbert, Molly Grasso, Jeff
Kehl, Stefanie Michael, Lori
Ogurkis, Paul Potichko, Sharon Uli-
chney, Dale Williams, Vicki
Yencha.
SOPHOMORES: Michelle Boback,
Kimberly Brady, Patricia Burdette,
Paul Catrambone, Daniel Hold-
redge, Nathan Kelly, Michael
Kester, Jill Lieberman, Michael
Luksic, Jonathan Mitchell, Sean
Pugh, Kim Sands, Melanie Seibel,
Suzanne Smith.
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MICHAEL FARRIS
THE SECOND GRADE CLASSES
received the Sacrament of Penance
for the first time on Saturday, Feb:
5. This was the first step in prepara-
tion for the first reception of First
Holy Communion which will take
place, Saturday, May 3. There are
approximately 60 children in this
year’s class.
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MRS. GREY’S THIRD GRADERS
have enjoyed their activity of
making patriotic pictures, picto-
graphs, and charts. As their Lenten
activity, they are engaged in-
making a special Ten Command-
ments book.
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ON FEBRUARY 17, the seventh
the Pennsylvania Math contest.
State results are not in yet, but Mr.
Simon says that overall, the partici-
pants performed much better this
year than last.
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IN OBSERVATION OF ‘‘Newspa-
per in Education Week”, the Luz-
erne County Reading Council is
sponsoring an essay contest. The
topic is, “I like to read the newspa-
per because...” Miss Wysocki’s sev-
enth graders are hoping to win the
award - a $25 savings bond, and
have their winning essay published
in The Times Leader. The contest
closes March 7.
Donation made
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THE SEVENTH GRADERS are
also involved in preparing a bulletin
board display in honor of Interna-
tional Women’s Day. In their Hall of
Fame display they will have pic-
tures of famous women of the past
and present, essays, and drawings.
The entire month of March is dedi-
cated to famous women, with the
observance peaking on March 8.
FOUR STUDENTS took the
entrance test at Scranton Prepara-
tory School on Saturday, Feb. 15.
The results are good.
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OUR STUDENT OF THE WEEK
is Heather Malonis. The daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Malonis of
Dallas, Heather is a cheerleader
who also enjoys water skiing, bas-
ketball, and swimming. She hopes
to attend Hopkins Medical School
and one day become a pediatrician.
MELISSA SLABY, second-grade
student, won second prize in the
“World of Ertley’’ contest about the
car of the future. Melisa received a
$75 savings bond and a lovely silver
ribbon and letter of congratulations.
Good work, Melissa!
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THE GERTRUDE HAWK
CANDY SALE is finished; winners
will be announced in next week’s
news.
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