School
Dr. Thomas W. Cypher, Principal and Mr. Leon
Trager, Assistant Principal, announce the Dallas
Junior High School honor roll for the third marking
period.
NINTH GRADE - HIGHEST HONORS: Lori Anken-
brand, Andrea Dent, Lori Kuhar, Terry Ogle, Julianne
Orlowski, Kimberly Thompson and Susan Wells.
FIRST HONORS: Kathleen Adams, Ann Balonis,
Jennifer Bryant, Courtney Butler, Harry Campbell,
Steven Carr, Edward Cavalari, Lori Cave, Kimberly
Chapple, Sandra Corcoran, Rachelle Cummings,
Michael Dzanko, Walter Fader, Holly Gavazzi, John
Gregg, Jacqueline Hanify, Michele Hardik, Melissa
Kachmar, Kevin Kistler, Karyn Klick, Joseph Koval,
Alan Landis, Laurie Lehman, Melissa Margis, Karen
Mellner, Tracey Michael, Paul Moore, Jennifer
Moran, Dale Morris, Hugh Mundy, Maureen Munley,
James Newell, James O’Donnell, Amy Phares, Ronald
Post, Ann Potichko, David Potichko, Joseph Rakos,
Amy Rosentel, Joy Snyder, Jennifer Spear, Gregg
Steuben, Deanna Sutton, Kelly Terescavage, Vera
Williams.
SECOND HONORS: John Aston, Robert Barbacci,
Allison Berlew, William Boyle, Colleen Breining,
Raymond Conrad, Randy Coolbaugh, Brian Gay, Lisa
Hite, Rachael Holthaus, Denise Korey, Ralph Rostock,
Richard Shemo, Scott Starbuck, James Strange,
Nichol Whitesell and Deborah Yamrick.
EIGHTH GRADE - HIGHEST HONORS: David
Crake, Darren Michael and Jennifer Prebola.
FIRST HONORS: Danielle Baker, Susan Balonis,
Kimberly Bernhardy, Robert Boedecker, Marcella
Bove, Brian Buchman, Kerry Burke, Matthew Camp-
bell, Jeffrey Case, Hillary Cave, Kevin Charney,
Kristen Cypher, Susanne Dannert, Lisa Davenport,
Cindi Delinsky, Keri Dieffendarfer, Joseph Dwinchick,
Lauren Dymond, Nicole Gardner, Margaret Germick,
Karen Goldsmith, Roseann Gorey, Yvonne Hando,
Megan Hardisky, William jesse, Kimberly Kaleta,
Amy Kowalski, Megan Kozemchak, Kimberly Krohn,
Sterling Lamoreux, Cheryl Laurnce, Regan Litz,
Brenda Love, John Masley, Lisa Murphy, Valerie
Myers, Anthony Nadzan, Nancy Niedzwiecki, Robert
Olson, Deric Petrini, Melissa Pitcavage, Laura Poyn-
ton, Troy Roberts, Roseanne Rostock, Michelle
Shemo, Bruce Stearn, Jennifer Steuben, Renee Strau-
ser, William Tabor, Scott Thomas, Sandra Ulichney,
Susan Voitek, Dawn Wandel, Anthony Welgosh, Sarah
Yanchunis, David Zachary and Nicole Zarnoch.
SECOND HONORS: Stephanie Andrasko, Andrea
Ankenbrand, Erica Bullock, Carolyn Chismer, Tammy
Dickson, Samantha Dzurenda, Ronald Fitch, Terry
Handley, Robert Hontz, Wendy Hozempa, Jodi Kern,
Kenneth Klimovitz, Charles Lamoreaux, Rebecca
Lewis, Kimberly Mahoney, Thomas Mertz, Barry
Miller, Michael Miller, Eric Nardone, Corey Sands,
Ellen Smaka, Cheri Smith, Sherry Terescavage and
Michael Williams.
SEVENTH GRADE - HIGHEST HONORS: Molly
Connolly, Mary Pfeiffer, Kimberly Pilecki and
Michael Tomaine.
FIRST HONORS: Lynn Baluh, Rene Barbacci, Eric
Blessner, Andrea Brinola, Gregory Burak, Karyn
Chiarucci, Charles Clothier, Paul Deeble, Kimberly
Derhammer, Stephanie Demyun, Jeffrey Dover, Mark
Drumin, Megann Dworak, Melinda English, Jason
Figueroa, Tami Froncek, Jennifer Gulich, Kristen
Hardisky, Keith Herstek, Tina Hite, Francis Hoover,
Thanh Huynh, Erin Johnson, Cynthia Kachmar, Karen
Krehely, Marc Labbate, David Lieberman, Damian
Litz, Joel Magoon, Michael Mathers, Michael
Matosky, Jeffrey Mokychic, Patrick Morris, Douglas
Ogle, Steven Oliver, Jessica Oravitz, Alessandra
Perfetti, Aria Pierson, Jason Prokopchak, David
Raker, Stephanie Reese, Gregory Riedlinger, Christo-
pher Rogers Raymond Russin, Lindo Sabatini,
Anthony Sabol, Stephen Schaefer, Jeri Searfoss, Julie
Shrey, Brian Smith, John Snarski, Kimberly Stager,
Frank Suponcic, Joanne Tregaskis, Lisa Vozniak,
Meagan Wega, Willard Whitesell, Claire Wuori,
Emery Yurko.
SECOND HONORS: Bonnie Belles, Kathleen Cra-
hall, Karen Hobbs, Keith Kozel, Christopher Kuhar,
Liza Lettie, Amy Mannear, Tiffany Owens, Frank
Raczkowski, Stacy Roberts and Christine Smith.
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MICHAEL FARRIS
ON MONDAY, MAY 5, the first
graders went on a field trip to the
Frances Slocum Park. They were
accompanied on the Nature Walk by
a tour guide, who drew their atten-
tion to the early spring plants and
grasses, the different kinds of trees
as shown by their leaves and bark,
and the various kinds of birds flit-
ting around the park. Before return-
ing to school, the children had lunch
in the pavilion. Everyone seemed to
enjoy the beautiful morning out of
doors.
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SISTER ALICE ANN’S CLASSES
were busy last week making cards
in preparation for Mothers’ Day.
Having read a story about
Hawaii, one of the reading groups
did projects on ‘‘the vacation
state’, and brought in articles and
souvenirs from Hawaii to show their
classmates.
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THE SEVENTH GRADERS are
enjoying their study of communica-
tions. They have seen movies on the
TV industry and are preparing a
variety of projects. On May 14, two
local disc-jockeys will talk to the
class about radio programming.
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APRIL YATSKO
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IN PREPARATION FOR
MOTHER'S DAY, Mrs. Gray’s third
graders made ‘‘Super-Mom’’ book-
lets.
Recently, this class has been
entertained by Lori Ann Scott, who
enjoys writing stories to read aloud
to her classmates.
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ON SATURDAY, MAY 17, grades
one through four are having a
Sports Day beginning at 9 a.m. Both
the gym and outdoor playground
will be used for the sports. Under
the direction of Miss Ruth Kruger,
the children will participate in
scooter races, beanbag toss, hoola-
hoop throw, and tricycle races. At
the close of the sports events,
refreshments will be served.
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FRIDAY, MAY 16, the second-
grade students will participate in
the annual May Crowning of our
Blessed Mother.
Patricia Kristan will crown Our
Lady; Joseph Lukas is crown
bearer. The entire second grade
class will be ‘‘guards of honor”’. The
entire school body will also partici-
pate through song and prayer.
Lehman plans
Read-A-T-Shirt Day will be held
on Thursday, May 15, in the Lake-
Lehman Elementary Schools, spon-
sored by the ECIA Chapter I Parent
Advisory Council.
Students and staff are encouraged
to wear their favorable readable T-
Shirt, the one with their favorite
saying. Some examples of these are
T-Shirt Day
“I Hate School, But I Love Lunch’;
“Strike Force’; etc Wearing shirts
with slogans helps to motivate the
children to try to read other shirts
worn by their friends and -class-
mates. This creates a positive and
fun attitude toward reading which
hopefully will carry over into other
subject matter.
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School visited
visited the Dallas Junior
. Registration
8 is scheduled
The Dallas School District has
requested the cooperation of parents
who have children of school age who
have not been registered for the
1986-87 school year.
Gerald Wyecallis, Superintendent,
says it is essential that the school
district be informed of all new
students planning to register, espe-
cially the Kindergarten and First
Grade students.
Problems occur with class assign-
ments and transportation when stu-
dents are registered late. He said
the Dallas School District encour-
ages parents of new students or
those transferring from other
schools to register their children
immediately.
All Kindergarten through 6th
grade students are to register at the
Administration Building, Church
St., Dallas with Mrs. Farr. Junior
and Senior High students will regis-
ter at their respective school offices
located on Conyngham Ave.
Parents must bring birth certifi-
cates, report cards from previous
school, and immunization records.
No student will be allowed to enter
school without proof of the required
immunications.
If there are any questions, call
675-5201.
Norway.
Lake-Lehman senior Lori M.
Cragle, daughter fo John and Char-
lotte Cragle of Hunlock Creek,
recently participated in the All-
State Chorus Festival on May 1-3 in
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Lori, who has been interested in
music since early childhood, has
participated in District and
Regional Chorus for the past three
years and qualified as an alternate
for the state level last year. This
year she succeeded in being chosen
as State Finalist. Her other musical
Nulton honored
Sister Mary Fallon R.S.M., Prin-
cipal of Holy Name of Jesus School,
Forty Fort is proud to announce the
award of first place honors to eighth
grader, Peter Nulton, in the District
V. Seventh Annual ‘‘National His-
tory Day Contest.”
The event, held at Wyoming
Valley West High School, was spon-
sored by the Luzerne-Wyoming
Counties Social Studies Council with
grant aid provided by the Knights of
Columbus Assumpta Council.
Peter received his first place
honors for his individual project
entitled, “The Legacy of Alexander
the Great.”
accomplishments include being the
president of Senior Chorus at Lake-
Lehman and being accepted into
“Who’s Who in Music.”
Lori’s other interests include mod-
eling, which she does part-time for
a local agency. She will attend
Marywood College this fall to study
Fashion Merchandising.
The Senior High Choral Director,
Jane Morris, and the students, fac-
ulty and administration join in con-
gratulating Lori on her many musi-
cal accomplishments.
‘Stock Market’
game conducted
LORI M. CRAGLE
Students of the Dallas Senior High
School participated and competed in
a 10-week ‘‘Stock Market” Game.
The game is sponsored by the
national stock brokerage firm of
Bucher & Singer. The Center of
Economic Education, Widener Uni-
versity, Chester, PA, supervises the
program.
Mrs. Lee Ann Johnson of the
Luzerne Intermediate Unit - Gifted
Program sponsors seven 3-4
member teams of students who
invest and trade in theoretical
amounts of $100,000 per team.
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