oh Bs ic = rr in The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, April 4, 1990 11 SCHOOL Notes from school Melissa Noderer graduates Melissa Ann Noderer, Dallas, has graduated from Youngstown State a University in Youngstown, Ohio. | Lake-Lehman Kindergarten registration Lake-Lehman Elementary School Principals, Charles C. James and Robert S. Kunkle have announced that kinder- garten registration will be held in the Lake-Lehman Elemen- tary Schools according to the following schedule: Lehman-Jackson Elemen- tary, Monday, April 23, 8:30- 11:30 (A thru I); 1:00-2:30 (J thru M); Tuesday, April 24, 8:30- 11:30 (N thru S); 1:00-2:30 (T thru 2). Lake-Noxen Elementary, Wednesday, April 25, 8:30-11:30 (A thruIO: 1:00-2:30 (J thru M); Area residents graduate from King’s Dr. Donald Farmer, vice president and dean for academic affairs at King's College recently announced that 62 students fulfilled require- ments for graduation following the fall 1989 semester. i Among those that graduated were: Donna Moser, Dallas, bachelor of science, marketing; Karen Cutter, Dallas, associate of science, ac- counting; Catherine Clamar, Shavertown, bachelor of arts, psychology; and Geri Botyrius, summa cum laude, bachelor of arts, psychologyand Spanish. Students from area named to Dean’s List Johnson & Wales University has announced these students from the Back Mountain have been named to the Dean's List for academic achievement during the winter trimester. To receive Dean's List com- mendation, students must earn a cumulative point average of 3.40 or above. : Jerry Davies, Dallas, majoring in Culinary Arts; Joyce Oravitz, Dallas, majoring in Hotel-Restaurant Management; John Wilson, Dallas, Thursday, April 26, 8:30-11:30 (N thru S); 1:00-2:30 (T thru Z). . Ross Elementary, Friday, April 27, 9:30-11:30 (A thru O); 1:30-2:30 (P thru 2). Children must be five years of age on or before September 30, 1990 to be eligible to enroll. Parents must bring their child's birth certificate and immunizaiton records on regis- tration day. Vision, hearing and speech screenings will be conducted on each registrant. Gate of Heaven teachers join Dallas training , Program Faculty members of Gate of Heaven School, Dallas, are partici- pating in a program entilted “Ex- periencing the Concepts of Essen- tial Elements of Instruction for Development of Staff” or Project EXCEEDS. This program enables the pro- fessional to enrich their teaching abilities at all grade or content at levels. Both teachers and adminis- 2 trators work toward the common goal of improvement of the educa- tional delivery system. Up-to-date research on teaching strategies are ) shared among the educators. Mr. Eugene Howanitz, who has been through extensive training, is facilitator of the project. Sister M. Davida Morgan, RSM, is principal of Gate of Heaven School. Gate of Heaven faculty attending are Janet Furman, Mary Grace Walkowiak, Teresa Rutkoski, Nedda Cashore and Diane Wojciechowski. Send The Dallas Post to a friend - it makes a great gift. Call 675-5211 to find our how. 025-1664 CALL TODAY FOR YOUR FREE LAWN EVALUATION! You Can Have a lawn * That's Green, Granular & Only Lawn Doctor has the Turf Tamer i to apply the exact measure of gran- ular fertilizer, plus just the weed and insect controls your lawn needs. You get year round lawn care delivered by a trained, licensed professional... and your satisfaction is guaranteed. » LAWN #DOCTOR: Lake-Lehman High School Student Council raises $2100 for library The Lake-Lehman School Student Council raised $2,100 this school year which it donated to the high school library. The money was used to purchase books of modern critical views and writing materials. The purchased books of modern views will be marked “In Memory of Robert Roese, English Depart- ment.” Books of Writing Materials will be marked “In Memory of Joseph Price, English Department.” Mr. Roese and Mr. Price are recently deceased teachers. The Student Council felt that the donated books would represent a permanent memorial to their efforts as English teachers. Shown in the photo, seated, from left, Molly White, Heather Harris, Nicole Gardner. Standing, Mr. John Zaleskas, Prinicpal; Ed Kelly, Ray Hall, Mrs. Cathy Wolfe, Student Council Advisor. Lake-Lehman students use computers in writing lab Writing is the cornerstone of communication. For many high school students, a writing assignment is a major chore. The Lake-Lehman High School Writing Lab has helped many students overcome their fear of writing. The Writing Lab used Macintosh Plus Word Processing System as a means to help students learn the writing process. When students first encounter the Writing Lab they are fearful of using comput- ers and of writing. According to Mrs. Cathy Wolfe, a teacher in the Lake-Lehman High School English Department, students learn within a short time to work with the computer. The Word Processing System permits students to compose, edit and correct grammar and spelling mistakes quickly. Students have become confident in communicating their thoughts in writing. Students in Mrs. Wolfe's classes complete at least two writing assignments per week. The Macintosh Plus Computers were attained through a State Grant from The Pennsylvania Higher Education Agency. Pictured from left, Nicole Harned, Mrs. Cathy Wolfe, Joe Dwinchick. Anxiety - we all feel it How can I control the anxiety that I often feel before speaking to a group or seeing the boss about a raise? Tranquilizers are not my style. You don't need to automatically reach for a tranquilizer every time you're anxious. In fact, there are some easy ways to control anxiety, even in stressful situations. First of all, everyone experiences anxiety at one time or another. It's hard not to worry about people who are important to us, or to feel apprehensive about an upcoming engagement, especially when the spotlight is on you. In fact, anxiety can be of benefit in these situations; it adds the extra stimulus to take useful action and to perform better. However, too much anxiety often restricts or interferes with daily functioning. 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Relaxation techniques and exercise are often helpful. Working around the house can help some people take their minds off espe- cially disconcerting events of the day. 7 majoring in Hotel-Restaurant-Institution Management. School menus DALLAS SCHOOLS April 5 - 11 THURSDAY - Hot ham-cheese sandwich, French fries, fruited jello, choice of milk. FRIDAY - Pizza, tossed salad, assorted desserts, choice of milk. MONDAY - Cheeseburger, French fries, chilled pineapple, choice of milk. TUESDAY - Two tangy taco's w/lettuce-cheese, taco sauce, buttered corn, jello, choice of milk. WEDNESDAY - Sloppy Joe on bun, potato rounds, mixed veg- gies, assorted fruit, choice of milk. GATE OF HEAVEN SCHOOL April 5 - 11 THURSDAY - Chicken pattyw/ bun, macaroni salad, peaches, pretzels, milk. FRIDAY - Fish nuggets w/tar- tar sauce, corn, fruit cocktail, jello, milk. MONDAY - No lunches. Con- ferences. TUESDAY - Pizza, celery w/ peanut butter cup, pears, pud- ding, milk. 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