School Sign language Dallas Post/Ed Campbell classmates. MICHAEL FARRIS MRS. ALBERT’S FOURTH GRADE Social Studies class have completed their map projects of the warm desert regions of the United States. Using posterboard for their maps, the children depicted the animals and products of the areas with unusual creativity; cotton balls, real grains, nuts, and twigs of real trees appear on the mpa keys as symbols. Especially interesting were the pink clay hogs and the white, spool sheep and cattle. By vote of the class the first place winner was Katie Moylan; Ben Stravinsky took second place, while Lehman news KATIE LASCO is the daughter of Robert and Donna Lasco of Sweet Valley. Katie does not plan on going to college after graduation. In her spare time she enjoys softball, sky diving, scuba diving and drawing. -0- CHERYL MUSHALA is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mushala of Lake Silkworth. She will be attending Penn State Wilkes- Barre Campus this coming Fall. Cheryl is involved in volleyball, basketball, and the band in school. with friends, horseback riding and driving her Corvette. -0- DEANA KNORR is the daughter Chase. Deana is involved in field hockey and is a volleyball statistian. She also enjoys skiing, walking, and playing with her dog. Deana’s major in accounting. 20= CHRISTY WASCALUS is the involved in softball. She also enjoys } 1 display near 5-207. -0- ON TUESDAY, MAY 13 grades one through five will participate in a Science Fair, beginning at 7 p.m. in the gym. Each child is required to present one project. -0- IN READING CLASS, the eighth graders are giving quarter-hour demonstrations on their favorite hobbies, sports and interests. -0- CHRISTINE STUART of 6-216 participates as one of the orphans in the production, Annie, which is cur- rently palying at the Little Theatre in Wilkes-Barre. APRIL YATSKO -0- DURING THE MONTH OF MAY, all of the classrooms have May altars, made and decorated by the teachers and students. Every one beautiful, but all different, each altar evidences the desire of all to honor The Blessed Virgin Mary. -0- STUDENT OF THE WEEK: Denise Thompson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Thompson of Park Avenue, Shavertown. Denise enjoys music, reading, going to the beach, skiing, and telephone conver- sations. Following graduation from high school, Denise plans to attend Cedar Crest college, with the hope of becoming an elementary teacher. DAN GAWLAS ED GAWLAS HEY KIDS! (TO AGE 12) The Best Part Is IT'S FREE! PREPARATORY SCHOOL iA Third Place in State He thesunins Competition. “Preparing Students for Tomorrow’ Students honored Four Dallas area residents were among 32 students recently inducted into the Aquinas Society, the honor society of King's College, during the college's first All College Honors Convocation. Shown here in the photo at right are, from left, seated, Elizabeth A. Buzinkai, Shav- ertown; and Mary H. Mick- iewicz, Shavertown. Stand- ing, Richard A. Wooditch, Swoyersville and Thomas Urban, Swoyersville. Buzin- kai is a senior majoring in English at King's, Mickiewicz is a senior majoring in math- ematics and secondary edu- cation, Wooditch is a senior majoring in accounting and urban is a senior majoring in computers and information systems. Students make ‘Sun-Days’ Recently the students of Dallas Township, Westmoreland and Inter- mediate Schools celebrated the arrival of Spring with a ‘Make Your Own ‘Sun’ Day Festival.” Every student that purchased a lunch was treated to a triple dip of ice cream and was tempted with toppings such as hot fudge, creamy peanut butter, gooey marshmallo cream, as well as nuts, cherries, raisins, coconut, and chocolate sprinkles. Cindy Rogers, ARA Food Service Director, and the cafeteria staff had lots of extra help with this special event. PTO moms who were on hand to help with dipping the ice cream were CArol Jones, Joleen Suda, and Rita Barnes at Dallas Township. Carol Keefer and Bar- bara Pitcavage served at West- moreland, while Irene Wisnieski, Mary Ann Knapp, Karen Derolf, and Linda Steltz pitched in at Inter- mediate. Five year old Erik Steltz was a great help as he manned the ticket counter at Intermediate. Special thanks go out to everyone who helped make lunch extra fun for the students in the Dallas School District. COMMERCIAL, PROFESSIONAL Wyoming Valley Mall HUMPHREYS’ - YOUTHOPEDICS - Scranton 825-3515 foufor €¢ $7.00 nouLTS STUDENTS, and SR. CITIZENS oa A 3 a
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