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WALTER LASECKI, cross coun-
try runner extraordinaire, has just
College. At present, he is debating
acceptance, but he is extremely
pleased.
No doubt Walter’s parents, Paul
and Jane Lasecki of Dallas, are
happy, too. (Don’t forget sisters,
Debbie, Kathy and Diane and the
dog, Brutus...they’re pleased, also!)
The Lasecki household is pleased.
No matter where he goes to college,
Walter wants to major in Corporate
Law and he fully intends to keep
running.
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TRUYEN HUYNH is the son of
Cang Gia and Ngoc Tia Nguyen of
52 Hunt St., Dallas. At Dallas,
Truyen has been a member of the
wrestling team the past three years.
Just this year he has joined the
cross country team, and plans to
join the track team this spring.
Further, Truyen was recently
honored by his classmates when he
was elected to the Student Council
in September. And last summer, he
was also honored upon his accept-
ance to the Pennsylvania Gover-
nor’s School for Agriculture at Penn
State. Obviously, his stay at the
Penn State Main Campus influenced
him because he hopes to return
there next fall, majoring in some
type of engineering.
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HEATHER PITCAVAGE is the
daughter of Myron and Mary
Therese Pitcavage of 70 East Center
St., Shavertown. Heather is a
member of the Chorus, vice-presi-
dent and section leader of the Chor-
isters, a member of the Chanson-
aires and a member of our newest
group, the Madrigals. She also
serves as librarian for the Chorus
Library.
When she’s not singing, Heather
enjoys working on the Dallas Senior
High newspaper, the Mountaineer.
And for the past three years,
Heather has been a member of the
Silks, and this year, has obtained
captain. She plans to attend college
around home, majoring in Elemen-
tary Education.
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MAURA MUNDY is the daughter
of Hugh and Rita Mundy, Lehman
Ave. in Dallas. She has been
involved in two plays and one musi-
cal at Dallas, and also one produc-
tion at the Wilkes-Barre Little Thea-
ter. She has plans to go out for
Senior Steering this fall. She has
volunteered her time in various
charity organizations including the
St. Vincent dePaul Soup Kitchen. In
the past she has been recognized for
her artwork in the Boscov’s Scholas-
tic Art Competition.
She plans to attend college,
majoring in Theater Arts.
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MARTIN BARRY is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Barry of 43
Woodlawn Drive, Dallas. When he’s
not working at Acme Markets in
Dallas, Martin enjoys downhill
skiing. After graduation Martin
plans to attend college to major in
Business and Computers.
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STEFANIE MICHAEL is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Michael of 23 Woodcliff Drive,
Dallas. Stefanie is a member of the
Drama Club, Honor Society and
play construction crew.
When not involved in these pre-
vious activities, Stefanie evolves
into “Athletic Woman’’ and spends
much of her time on the hockey
field and track. In fact last year
Stefanie was a member of the Dis-
trict Championship hockey team,
and also placed third during track
Districts in the 800 meter run.
In the summer Stefanie likes to
play tennis and stay actively
involved with her Church Youth
Group in which she proudly holds
the office of Youth Representative
for the Administrative Council.
Within this council young people
make plans to travel to Virginia to
work on the ASP which stands for
the Appalachian Service Project.
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PAUL NIZNIK is the son of Paul
and Ann Marie Niznik of 81 Tunk-
hannock Highway in Dallas. Paul is
a member of the Chorus and the
boy’s Chorister’s section leader. He
works as a nurses aid Physical
Therapy Technician at Wyoming
Valley Health Care in Plains.
After graduation from Dallas,
Paul plans to earn a B.S. degree in
Nursing, which will hopefully lead
to a job as a Registered Physical
Therapist (RPT.) In his free time,
Paul likes listening to music, party-
ing, and participating in the Martial
Arts.
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KIM MORGAN is the daughter of
Richard and Anastasia Morgan. Her
family resides on Krispin Road in
Wyoming. Kim’s school activities
include playing piccolo and flute for
the band and participating in year-
book. When she’s not at band prac-
tice or studying at the Wilkes
Library, Kim enjoys skiing, bike
riding, horseback riding and going
dancing with Maura.
After graduation, Kim plans to
attend college to major in nursing.
Her top choices for college are
University of Nevada, Las Vegas or
Penn State. As a final comment,
Kim noted that she has two goals
for this year, to pass Mr. Helgemo’s
Chem 1I class and to get a car for
Christmas. (Hint, hint, mom and
dad!)
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KRISTEN McHENRY is the
daughter of William and Maude
McHenry, Hillside Ave., Trucks-
ville. Kristen participates in band,
chorus and yearbook. This year,
Kristen has the distinction of being
drum major of the Dallas Marching
Band. In her free time, she likes to
bowl and go to the movies. After
high school, Kristen plans to attend
college majoring in business admin-
istration.
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CONGRATULATIONS to the
Dallas Marching Mountaineer Band,
who won first place, Class I at the
Lake-Lehman ‘March of Champi-
ons.” The band received awards for
best music, best marching and best
band front. The band continues its
winning tradition under Mr. Saive.
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GOOD LUCK to the Dallas foot-
ball team as they face Nanticoke
this week at the annual Homecom-
ing Game.
GOOD LUCK also goes to the
senior girls who will compete for
the honor of being Homecoming
Queen. The following girls have
been selected: Heather Nattress,
Leigh Pawling, Meg Gorgone, Mere-
dith Burke, Molly Grasso, Lisa
Gorman and Tiffiany Suggs.
The 1986 Dallas Senior High
School Yearbook has arrived. They
may be picked up between 8:30 a.m.
and 3 p.m. weekdays in the senior
high school office.
Receipts are helpful but not nec-
essary.
Jr. Girl Scout Troop 638 from the
Lake-Noxen Elementary School,
recently went on a field trip to the
YMCA, Wilkes-Barre.
These girls are members of Troop
638: Jennifer Birty, Aprille Covert,
Crystal Covert, Mary Higgins, Alli-
son Jurkowski, Tammy Kopko,
Shannon Mack, Megan Mosier, Jes-
sica Noon, Cara Nygren, Joy Reed,
Lesley Rogers, Melissa Roper, Jen-
nifer Sandstrom, Judy Sichler and
Christy Jo Welter.
Mrs. Brenda Nygren is Troop
Leader and Mrs. Joyce Birt is
Assistant Leader.
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Accepting the best
Lake-Lehman Drum Major, Missy Hontz, proudly accepts a
trophy for the band having the highest score during a
Tournament of Bands field show competition at Berkeley
Heights, New Jersey. Lehman earned its highest score of
the season — ‘'88.3"" — and not only was best in its group,
but was judged best competing band overall. The band also
was awarded best front in its group.
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STEPHEN WHITTAKER is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mooney
of RD 2, Box 367D, Dallas. Steve is
a 3-year member of Lake-Lehman
Varsity football team and starts at
offensive center. He is also a
member of the Varsity volleyball-
team. Steve enjoys fishing, and
other outdoor activities.
Steve is also a senior fireman at
the Daniel C. Roberts Fire Com-
pany, Harveys Lake. Steve, who
initially started the Students
Against Drunk Driving chapter at
Lehman, is also the president of the
chapter. He recently attended the
Central Region S.A.D.D. conference
in State College as the representa-
tive of L.L.H.S. He enjoys painting
and art and is artist for the News-
letter Committee of Luzerne County
S.A.D.D., and enjoys good times
with his friends.
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KEY CLUB’S CAR WASH was a
large success. Thanks to al who
participated.
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LAKE-LEHMAN
HOCKEY TEAM is well on its way
to a Wyoming Valley Conference
and AA title. We wish them good
luck with their playoff game on
Saturday, Oct. 25. If you get a
chance stop by to support them. The
game will be played at 11:00 or 1
p.m. at the Third Avenue hockey
field.
THE LAKE-LEHMAN HOME-
COMING GAME has been changed
from October 25 to November 1 due
to the cancellation of the West Side
Tech varsity football program. The
game is at 1 p.m. at Edwards
Stadium against Crestwood.
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