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Eight area students have been
named school correspondents for
The Dallas Post for the 1986-87
school year announced Dotty
Martin, Executive Editor of The
Dallas Post. The correspondents
will be responsbile for weekly col-
umns for the three Back Mountain
schools — Dallas, Lake-Lehman and
Gate of Heaven.
Serving as correspondents from
Lake-Lehman High School are Scott
Kerkowski and Susan DeGennaro.
Scott is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Kerkowski and residents at
15 Vine Street, Oak Hill, Dallas.
He is the secretary of the Lake-
Lehman senior class, a member of
the National Honor Society, a
member of the prom'committee and
has been nominated for Youth Lead-
ership Salute sponsored by Rygiel
Studio.
Scott is also an athlete at Lake-
Lehman as he is the defensive
tackle and offensive guard on the
football team as well as serving as
captain of that team. He also throws
the shotput on the track and field
team and participates in the
school’s weightlifting program.
Following his high school gradua-
tion, Scott plans to attend college
and major in either the science field
or sports medicine.
Susan DeGennaro is the daughter
of Dr. Patrick and Lois DeGennaro
of 1585 Sutton Road, Shavertown.
At Lake-Lehman, she is a
member of Student Government, a
member of the Ski Club, a member
of the yearbook and prom commit-
tees, a member of SADD Students
Against Drunk Driving and has
participated in several school plays.
Selected to attend the Hugh
0s y Martin
O’Brien Youth Leadership Seminar
in her sophomore year, Susan is
also a member of Who’s Who
Among High School Students.
Susan also plays on the forward
line for the Lady Knights field
hockey team.
Susan plans to attend college after
graduation, but is currently unde-
cided about a major.
Named as Dallas High School
correspondents are Crysie Bell,
Barb Davies, Beth Adams and
Cathy Zikor. The four girls will be
working in teams of two, alternating
weeks throughout the school year.
Crysie. Bell is the daughter of
Jean Bell of 72 Valley View Park,
Dallas.
She is a member of the school
newspaper, forensics, and Choris-
ters. After graduation, Crysie plans
to study International Communica-
tion.
Barb Davies is the daughter of
Anne Davies, Box 163, Dallas.
She is a member of the yearbook
committee, manager of the wres-
tling team, a member of the track
team, and a member of the con-
struction crew, set design and pub-
licity crew for the school plays.
Following her days at Dallas,
Barb plans to attend college where
she will major in Architectural-
Graphic Design.
Beth Adams is the daughter of
Barbara Adams of 32 Peartree
Lane, Dallas.
She is a member of Choristers,
the school newspaper, and has par-
ticipated in three school plays. Also
a National Honor Society member,
Beth has been named to District,
Regional and State Chorus and is
Beginning this Fall, a new and
expanded version of the VA Medical
Center’s free speaking bureau is
now available for engagements.
Speakers will be available for lunch-
eon, afternoon, dinner and evening
hours.
Topics and speakers include:
“Wilkes-Barre VA Medical Center’s
Medical Services and Related Bene-
fits AVailable to Eligible VA Benefi-
ciaries;” ‘Eligibility for VA Medi-
cal Benefits and Services;” and
“Medical Administration Service -
What We Are and Do”’ by James W.
Mahoney, chief, Medical Adminis-
tration Service; ‘Food Labeling;”’
“Diet and Diabetes;”” ‘‘Cholesterol”
and ‘‘Sodium’’ by Rose Anne
Wincek.
Groups or organizations request-
ing speakers are asked to call Vol-
untary Service, 821-7237 at the
Wilkes-Barre VA Medical Center to
make arrangements.
‘THE DALLAS POST/Wednesday, September 24, 1986
Post/Dotty Martin
respondents | .
SR for The Dallas Poss pe ;
photo. from Dallas ie
sie Bell, Beth Adams;
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ar 1 Susan DeGonnar and
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currently a candidate for All-East-
ern Chorus.
Following her high school gradua-
tion, Beth: plans to study Mass
Communications with a minor in
Music.
Cathy Zikor is the daughter of
Joseph and Patricia Zikor. Spring
Garden Street, Trucksville.
At Dallas, she is a member of the
band, the school newspaper, the -
prop crew and the National Honor
Society.
Cathy plans to attend college
where she will major in Elementary
Education with a minor in Spanish.
This year’s Gate of Heaven corre-
spondents are Darlene Phillips and
Susan Ryan.
Darlene Phillips is the daughter of
Robert and Lorraine Phillips, RD 3,
Box 115-C, Hunlock Creek.
Susan Ryan is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Ryan, Box 253-A,
RD 2, Dallas.
At Gate of Heaven, Susan is
president of the eighth grade class
and the eighth grade president of
Student Council.
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