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“Pick and Pay
and Sara Leigh Blizzard.
Gate of Heaven
Sr. M. Davida Morgan, Principal, announces ‘the
third-quarter Second Honors for Gate of Heaven
School, Dallas.
4th 4-205: Second Honors: Kristen Cashore, Mark
Dietl, Danielle Freeman, Caitlin Garvey, Amy Beth
Hannigan, Lynn Hill, ‘Jennifer Patalonis, Jennifer
Phillips, Sean Reynolds, Corin Schall, Shannon Stair,
Susan Shultz, Carrie Snell.
5th 5-207: Amy Freeman, Mary Ann Johnson,
Patricia McGovern, Marlo Sholtis, Susan Shultz,
Carrie Snell.
5th 5-211: Stephen Brdaric, Darren Buss, Maria
Farris, Megan Heffron, Brian Jezuit, Jeffery Malak,
ists Honor Roll
6th 6-216: Christine Berezich, Lori Buss, Laura
Cashore, Lisa Ford, Susan Rygelski, Brigette Scott,
Paula Sitar, Eric Williams.
6th 6-217: John Gilgallon, Lauren O’Neill, Carrie
Reid, Susannah Stair, Christine Stuart, Heather Walai-
tis, David J. Wojciechowski.
7th 7-215: Virginia Johnson, Alexandra Lawrence,
Darlene Phillips, Gregory Stahovec, Shane Williams.
8th 8-213: Maria Bigus, Christina Casterline, Jonelle
Fabian, Michael Farris, Wendy Kiniskas, Heather
Malonis, Melissa Malonis, Patricia Roginski, April
Yatsko.
Due to an oversight the last quarter honors lists,
Brendan McGovern, James Moran.
Program held
Dallas Post/Ed Campbell
MICHAEL FARRIS
THE FIRST GRADERS observed
National Library Week by making a
trip to the Back Mountain Memorial
Library. The librarian gave them a
tour of the facility and entertained
them by reading two short stories to
them. They enjoyed their first visit
to the library as a group.
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RECENTLY, Sister Elizabeth’s
second graders have been busy
making magazines according to the
program in “Cover to Cover.” Each
student made one issue of a maga-
zine, including short stories, biogra-
phies, poems, sports trivia ques-
tions, fashion and beauty guides,
pictures, jokes, puzzles and games.
The children were obviously very
proud of their finished product as
they read and showed -the magazine
to the class. -0-
LAST WEEK the students in
fourth grade attended a Sergeant
Seymour Safety Puppet Show. The
purpose of the show was to teach
the children safety habits for the
care of their eyes; how to watch TV
safely; how to avoid eye injury
from dangerous toys and how to
care for their glasses. Afterward,
the children tok an Eye Safety
Pledge to ensure that they would
take good care of their eyes.
SECOND GRADERS getting
ready for First Communion are
making banners inscribed with
appropriate slogans, which they will
hang on their church pew when
their day comes.
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MRS. ALBERT’S fourth grade
Social Studies class have recently
drawn maps of the warm desert
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regions of the United States. The
following students were judged to
have drawn the best maps: Gina
Storz, Joseph Bolin, Corin Schall,
Kristin Cashore and Mark Dietl.
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SISTER CATHERINA’S first
grade was the first class to reach its
goal of raising $200.00 for the Mis-
sions. We are proud to congratulate
the teacher and students.
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BRIAN J. JEZUIT, a fifth grader,
recently earned his Black Belt in
Karate. His style is Tae Kown Do,
Hap Ki Do, and Weapons. Brian is
continuing his training at Kwon’s
Champion School under Grandmas-
ter Ho Yul Kwon, 8th Degree Black
Belt, from Korea.
Playing bank
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Stacy Siglin.
DAWN ROTHROCK
CONGRATULATIONS to all cast
and crew members for their out-
standing performance this past
weekend in the musical “Guys and
Dolls.”
A special thanks to Mr. Donald
Hopkins, the director; Mrs. Flor-
ence Sherwood, vocal director and
choreographer; Mr. David Benn,
Instrumental director; Mrs. Marga-
ret Johnson, technical coordinator-
house manager and Kristyn Post,
student director.
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THE DALLAS HIGH SCHOOL
CHEERLEADERS will hold a fash-
ion show Thursday, April 16, at the
Junior High School at 7:30 p.m.
They will be modeling Melba’s
Fashions.
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THE SENIOR MEMBERS of the
Dallas High School Chorus traveled
KRISTYN POST
to New York City to see the award
winning Broadway show ‘Cats’ on
April 15. ,
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CONGRATULATIONS to the base-
ball and softball teams on their
victories over Tunkhannock.
Congratulations to the girls’ track
team on their victory over Meyers.
Congratulations to the tennis team
on their victory over Tunkhannock.
&
JOE SMITH is the son of Joseph
and Mary Smith of Lake Silkworth.
Joe is involved in wrestling, Cross-
country and track. He is also the
vice president of the senior class.
Joe enjoys fishing, scuba diving and
swimming. Joe’s future plans
Host families
are sought
The American Scandinavian Stu-
dent Exchange (ASSE Interna-
tional) is seeking host families in
the local area for high school-aged
exchange students. The 8 boys and
girls come from Scandinavia, Ger-
many, Holland, Switzerland, Great
Britain, France and Spain. All the
students 16 to 18 years old, are
fluent in English and are carefully
screened and selected for the ASSE
program based on their high school
performance and good character.
Each student is looking forward to
spending a year in the U.S. attend-
ing a local high school and living as
a member of an American family.
The qualified students have a
great variety of talents and inter-
ests. Oliver, applying from Ger-
many, likes soccer, tennis, skiing,
jogging, computers and collecting
stamps. He looks forward to his
stay in the U.S. and says, ‘I think
this will help me in the future to
understand better the problems of
Foreign Nations and give me a view
of the world outside the ‘Old Conti-
nent’ ”’. Marta, applying from Ice-
land, likes skiing, dancing, music,
reading and sports.
If you are interested in becoming
an ASSE host family, or would like
more information, please contact
ASSE’s local representative: Jane
Hergert, P.O. Box 365, Freeland,
PA 18224, 717-636-0885.
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CARRIE KONIGUS is the daugh-
ter of Bonnie and Joseph Konigus of
Lake Silkworth. Carrie is a member
of the varsity cheerleading squad.
She is also a Bandfront Twirler.
Carrie laso enjoys modeling, danc-
ing and twirling. Carrie plans to
attend Philadelphia College of Per-
forming Arts. She hopes to become
an actress or dancer.
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LORI YOUREN is the daughter of
Mrs. Joyce Youren of Loyalville.
Lori is involved in band, volleyball,
and basketball. She is head section
leader of the percussion section.
Lori also enjoys swimming, rac-
quetball, and cross-country skiing.
Lori plans on attending College Mis-
ericordia to major in Elementary
Education.
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