5S RITE X= : - Ro — oy nw ARETE Se h 8 The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, September 21, 1988 ——— SCHOOL . EXCHANGE STUDENTS - Shown in the photo the two Kingswood exchange students, Garbush on the left “and Tanner on the right, chat with Dr. Wallace Stettler, president of Wyoming of Wyoming Seminary. Joanna Garbush will attend British ‘school as exchange student Joanna Garbush, daughter of ~ Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Garbush, Shavertown, will spend the first tri- mester of her junior year as a stu- dent at the Kingswood School in Bath, England. Sara Tanner, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Brian Tanner, Avon, England, will be attending Wyoming Seminary during the fall term. Garbush and Tanner are the third students from their respective institutions to be involved in the LAKE-LEHMAN BAND OFFICERS - exchange program. In the fall of 1985 Laurie Campbell, the Headmaster of the Kingswood School at that time, was a guest at Wyoming Seminary. The Kingswood School was the first school founded by John Wesley in 1749 and is the mother institution for more than 135 schools, colleges, universities and theological schools related to the United Methodist From left to right: Michelle Phares, secretary; MaryAnn Kasko, vice-president; Alan Perrego, president; Marcy Yencha, treasurer. Lake-Lehman band wins The “Award Winning” Lake- Lehman High School Marching Band began its new year of field show competitions with a win at Berwick this past weekend. Drum Major, Molly White, led the Black Knights onto the field in competition with nine other bands. Lehman earned the highest score, 70.80, of all competing bands. They also won the Best Marching and Best Music awards in Group II. Lake-Lehman is the 1987 Caval- cade of Bands Pennsylvania State competition at Berwick Champions and the Tournament of Bands Atlantic Coast Champions. This year the band will again compete against high school bands from throughout the east coast. Next weekend they will be at Dallas to challenge bands from the Wilkes- Barre area. On Sept. 29 the Black Knights will be performing in concert at the Bloomsburg Fair. The Lake-Lehman Band is under the direction of Mr. John Miliauskas. Church in the United States. During the 1985 visit of Campbell, an agreement was reached for an exchange of students. Last year Steven Sours, son of Dr. and Mrs. Richard Sours, Kingston, attended Kingswood and in the initial year of the program Juliana Koo, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Wook Hun Koo, Dallas, was the Seminary student to travel abroad. Reading and math programs in Lake- Lehman district The ECIA Chapter I Reading and Math programs are currently under- way at the Lake-Lehman School District. Students will be screened with the Metropolitan Achievement Test for Math, and the Gates- MacGinitie Test for Reading. Any student who qualifies for instruction based on the screening tests is then tested individually for specific problems. Results of these tests will be used to develop a pre- scription for each child's individual needs. The child will then be placed in a small class to receive approxi- mately 30 minutes of individualand/ or group instruction per day. Supervisor for the ECIA programs is Patricia Peiffer. Reading Special- ists are Ed Ladamus, Jeanne Swein- berg, Molly Crossin, Gerald Gizenski, Sandra Strickland, Sheila Race, and and Jud Holdredge. Math instruc- tors are Debbie Noon, Terry Piatkow- ski, Sandra Strickland, Maureen Doerfler, Cindy Harrison and Lou- ise Schwartz. A variety of materials is available for teacher and student use in the ECIA programs. In addition to books, duplicating masters, manipulatives, and machinery, the use of comput- ers and software has become an integral part of both the Math and Reading programs. chool lunch enus September 21-27 LAKE-LEHMAN SCHOOLS WEDNESDAY - Tacos w-trim- mings, buttered corn, ice cream, milk. THURSDAY - Spaghetti w-Italian meat sauce, tossed green salad, roll- butter, fruit cocktail, milk. FRIDAY - French bread pizza, potato chips, fresh veggies w-dip, pineapple tidbits, milk. MONDAY - Beef stew over but- tered noodles, pickled beets, roll- butter, fruit cocktail, milk. TUESDAY - Chicken nuggets w- dip, French fries, mixed garden vegetables, roll-butter, creamsicle, milk. WEST SIDE TECH BREAKFAST WEDNESDAY - Breakfast cake, variety of cereal, chilled juice or fruit, milk. THURSDAY - Assorted cereal, orange slices, pastry, milk. FRIDAY - Coffee cake, assorted cereal, chilled apple juice, milk. MONDAY - Variety of cereal, pumpkin bars, chilled fruit, milk. TUESDAY - Muffin-butter, cereal assortment, chilled juice, milk. LUNCH WEDNESDAY - Salisbury steak- brown gravy, seasoned corn, mashed potatoes, roll-butter, peanut butter cookies, milk. THURSDAY - Beef bar b que- relish on roll, French fries, Italian cucumber-pepper salad, brownie, milk. 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During that time, he earned a Ph.D. in Applied Mathe- matics. His awards and honors include being a recipient of the Distinguished Fellowship in Science and Research Fellowship at King's College and the University of London. Dr. Nouri- Moghadam most recently was elected Research Associate of the International Center for Theoretical and Mathematical Physics. Dr. Nouri-Moghadam has been invited to speak about his research at universities in Europe, Japan, and the USA, and has chaired the math-physics section of the Ameri- can Mathematical Society’s annual conference. He and his wife Vida have two children and live in the Back Moun- tain, Dr. Linda Sandham Quinn, new instructor of psychology, comes to Penn States Wilkes-Barre from San Jose, California, where she was a lecturer at San Jose State Univer- sity. She holds a Ph.D. in experi- mental child psychology from the University of Nebraska - Lincoln, and both an M.A. and a B.A. in psychology from San Jose State University. 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