" — AN TA - RRA . PN hd bd OO ed -— a ! ! i { | { | i | ! i i ! i | i | | | i i i | | { } | i i | ! : 12 The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, February 19, 1992 w SCHOOL Lehman students join ‘together to help their peers By CHUCK FINN Student Correspondent Every month a group of Lake- Lehman students meet in one of their homes to discuss and to cre- ate solutions for the many prob- lems that plague high school stu- dents. These caring students are peer helpers. The peer group consists of | twenty -two members from grades { | ¥. nine through twelve and is led by guidance counselor Flossy Finn. The Peer Helpers program is de- signed to help troubled students, aid faculty, perform community services and discourage substance abuse."Peer Helping has been proven to have a significant im- pact on drug and alcohol preven- tion," said group leader Flossy Finn. During the 1991-92 school year, the peer group took part in a na- tion wide suicide prevention pro- gram, Life Pact and will be entering Lehman's elementary schools to run an alcohol prevention program under the supervision of Wyo- ming Valley Drug and Alcohol preventionist Pam McDonald. In March, they will be traveling to Kutztown in order to be presenters at The Pennsylvania Peer Helpers State Conference. They will also enter Lake-Lehman's elementary schools to take part in The Read- ing Olympics. Peer helping is not only limited to the school day. This Christmas, the Peer group took their services out of the school system and into the homes of two underprivileged families, giving them a Christmas tree and pres- ents for their children. A peer helpers most significant contribution to the school system is one-to-one counseling. The peer group deals with students who have problems of all sorts, from alcohol counseling to tutoring. Karen Stefanowicz, a senior peer helper at Lake-Lehman, says “Many times a student needs a peer to listen without judging him or her. A peer helper can be an excellent way to release the pres- sures of everyday high school life.” Lake-Lehman names high school honor Lake-Lehman High School Honor Roll, for the second mark- ing period ending January 24, consists of the following students: ~ GRADE 12 - HONORS WITH DISTINCTION: Diana Shoemaker. GRADE 12 - HIGH HONORS: Shelly Alexander, Judy Andrejko, Licia Bevilacqua, Alyssa Bost, Gregory Dobash, Maurisa Fela, r Charles Gordon, Heidi Gordon, p— TR ON) crt et el Cheryl Gunn, Marybeth Jenkins, Kevin Jones, Jennifer Judge, Kimberly Lockavich, Rebecca Matusek, Brian Mosier, Susan Niezgoda, Nichole Swan, Sara Yoblonski. | GRADE 12 - HONOR: Michael Andrusis, Stephanie A. Burke, Christopher Campbell, Amy Cul- ver, Zachariah Ellis, Christy El- “ston, John Engler, Nancy Evans, Heather Fostock, Lauren Freder- ick, Jennifer Gabel, Stanley “Gulbish, Katherine Gunn, Nicole "Hall, Erin Heiser, Sherry Hoover, William Hoover, Curtis Kivler, ‘David Knapp, Franmar Kopko, i Tracy Krupa, Sara Lukas, Richard | Matysik, Jonelle Pall, Leanne ‘ Rogers, Jennifer Smith, Heather t Walaitis, Heidi Wenrich, Amy , Yankoski, David Yatsko, Tammie ! Yetter, Patricia Yurko. ¢ GRADE 11 - HIGH HONORS: . Barbara Campbell, Gary Cavill, : David Clancy, Mark Danouski, + Karen DelKanic, Jennifer Edwards, , Diana Emery, Jeffrey Gold, Brian ' Kelly, Layla Osman, Meaghan + Ruddy, Anthony Scavone, Sara : Sorber, Robbie Trescavage. ' GRADE 11 - HONOR: Reagan . Bombick, Jennifer Booth, Noell ! Brooks, Christian Brown, : Christina Conrad, Richard Davis, « Nicolaas DeLeur, Jennifer Farrell, ! Benjamin Fiore, Tracey Halowich, ¢ [s t : } students ont ¢ Dr. Donald Farmer, vice-presi- | : dent for academic affairs at King's 5 i College, recently announced that t 446 of the college's students have i qualified for the fall 1991 semester | dean'slist, signifying a grade point f average of 3.4 or higher. i Among those students were “Edmund Pish, Dallas; Eileen Kali- nowski, Dallas; Crystallene Jen- The Wilkes University Depart- ~ ment of Engineering has sched- ~ uled their annual expo for Friday, . Feb. 21, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in ~ the Stark Learning Center on the Wilkes campus. Students from all area school students Tanya Karpinich, Tiffiny Kliamov- ich, Tamara Kopko, Julie Kuschke, Clive Lankwarden, Timothy Norconk, Christopher Salko, Benedict Sevenski, Jill Smigielski, Carrie Snell, Christopher Ziomek. GRADE 10 - HIGH HONORS: Julie Demidovich, Lisa Gunn, John Link, Tamara Norwig, Cristy Sha- mus, Nicholas Staub. GRADE 10 - HONOR: Dana Alder, Julie Brislin, Jamie Carter, Shelly Chvotzkin, Deborah Cos- lett, Kimberly Daniels, Heather Evanish, David Fosko, Christina Jones, Natalie Karpinich, Jessica Kenney, Shannon Klemunes, Karen Kocher, Karen Komsisky, Megan Kovach, Christopher Olson, Michael Petruska, Michele Seman, Gina Traver, Scott Walters, Helen Wasiakowski, William Woronko, William Wright. GRADE 9 - HONORS WITH DISTINCTION: Nathan Dale. GRADE 9 - HIGH HONORS: Timothy Brislin, Thomas Brown, Rhonda Evans, Jennifer Feehan, Kimberly Frederick, Shannon Kelly, Richelle Kovach, Allison Milunic, Jessica Noon, Christo- pher Pagoda, Amy Rogers, Nicole Sennett, Tina Sidonio, Joel Ta- luba, Jessica Winslow. GRADE 9 - HONOR: Michele Andes, Bradley Bittenbender, Ryan Gold, Kristine Hozempa, Beth Kelly, Joshua Longmore, Mark Manzoni, Kristy Maskalis, Megan Mosier, Nicole Naugle, Cara Nygren, Melissa O'Donnell, Pre- rana Patel, Shelene Perlis, Vito Pilosi, Michelle Price, Jaclyn Race, Tiffany Roese, Gary Rogan, Sonya Sabaluski, Christian Scott, Jenny Shook, Judith Sichler, Amanda Turner, Amanda Warner, Michael Yoblonski. King’s College names he dean's list nings, Dallas; Kathryn Downs, Dallas; John Kristian, Dallas; Tracey Michael, Dallas; Shelly Hoover, Dallas; Meagan Wega, Dallas; James McGuirre, Dallas; Heather Hoynes, Dallas; Julie DeNeve, Dallas; Sandra Wood, Harveys Lake and Elizabeth Jones, Harveys Lake. Wilkes engineering expo Feb. 21 districts are invited to attend the day of exhibits, displays and lec- tures. Engineering faculty and Admissions staff will be available to answer questions. For more information, contact Wilkes Uni- versity at 824-4651, ext. 4827. will be in exhibition. Protheroe, and Cathy Moss. Dallas Band Boosters plan for competition Robert Stair, President of the Dallas Band Boosters, recently held a special meeting to plan for a band competition tentatively scheduled for September 27, 1992. Everyone will be working together in hopes of having a successful band competition. Dallas Band will be the host band for this event and Members attending the meeting, 1st row: Curt Beardsworth, Li Burnaford, Sue Downy; 2nd row, Todd Hunter, Band Director; Bill Appel, Mr. Steltz, Alan Mellner, Robert Stair, Band Booster President; Michael Bealla and Jane Stair. Missing from picture are Carol The next Band Boosters meeting will be March 3, 7:30 p.m. at the Senior High School. nda Steltz, Gail Brinton, Beverly LAKE-LEHMAN FOOTBALL CLUB PRESENTS JACKETS - Shown seated from left, Keith Martin, Gary Cavill, Tracey Halowich, Mark Danouski and John Lamela. Standing, Tina Hampel, president of the football club, Ben Sevenski, Robbie Spencer, Patrick McManus, Dave Larkins, Clive Landwarden, Chris Traver and Coach Rich Gorgone. Absent: John Sims, Chris Ziomek, Layla Osmand, Shannon Mack and Aprille Covert. L-L juniors receive football jackets The Lake-Lehman Football Club recently presented Junior Foot- ball players, cheerleaders and team managers with jackets for the 1991 football season. The awarding of these jackets concluded another successful season for both the football team and the football booster club of Lake-Lehman High School. At the annual Awards Banquet Dinner held at Genetti's in Novem- ber for all football players, cheer- leaders and managers and par- ents, the club awarded senior jack- # Dallas s ets, trophies and other awards to &anization the club publishes the players and cheerleaders and annual football yearbook and manages a concession stand at managers. the stadium during the season. In tudents sing at state choral festival For the 1992 season, in addi- tion to the jacket and trophy awards and the annual banquet, the club is planning a meet the players night with refreshments for all interested parties, plus a trip to the Syracuse vs. Ohio State foot- ball game in September for all members of the football team and cheerleaders. To cover the expenses for these events to honor the football or- “4 Students in the Dallas Senior High School Chorus recently partici- pated in the District 9 State Choral Festival hosted by the Dun- more High School and Chorus. The host director was Ann Marie Rainey. The guest conductor was Robert Dale Herrema from Marywood College Performing Arts Center. Pictured with Mrs. Motyka, choral director at Dallas Senior High School, are Monica and Monique Matthews. Both Matthews girls participated in the choral festival and both are members of the Dallas Senior High School Band and will graduate this year. ii You're invited to the Lite 105/WICK 2) SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1992 | 4 W 24 UMBE Restaurant & Lounge | FEATURING: DOORS OPEN 1:00 P.M. A bridal and formal wear fashion show of all the latest styles presented by Bride and Boutique of Mt. Cobb and EXHIBITORS INCLUDE: \ Metallo's Formal Fair. id Numer 5 Restaura: e Metallo's Formal Fair FREE ADMISSION: e Pocono Mountain Vacation Bureau Everyone welcome. Complimentary refreshments. e Bride and Boutique Entertainment by "Magic" e Stephens Arts and Crafts ® Preate Winery REGISTER TO WIN: e The Dubliner Studio Athree day honeymoon at one of the fantastic Pocono e Balloon City, U.S.A. . | Mountain Honeymoon resorts as well as more than a ® Ricci's Furniture dozen additional door prizes. The Pocono's — 4) / Honeymoon Capital of the World! A Ry Tl IN 5 % FREE CONSULTATION: 7A Visit our exhibitors for ideas on planning your wed- WACK A400 ding oan WWDLFM addition to this, the club is plan- ning a Spring Fashion Show at the high school on March 23 with fash- ions modeled by players and other students. Tickets will be available soon. The club will also sponsor a booth at the fall fair. The Lake-Lehman Football Club meets monthly throughout the year and weekly during the season when Coach Rich Gorgone shows high- light films of the previous weeks game. All interested parties are invited to attend the meetings and become actively involved in the club operations. All meetings are listed in the local newspapers or contact any club members. J, A EE Na a A H —_—_e—™§’ School menus DALLAS SCHOOLS Feb. 20 - 26 THURSDAY - Seasoned chicken, mashed potatoes /gravy, roll-butter, buttered peas, fruited jello, choice of milk. FRIDAY - Grilled cheese sand- wich, creamy tomato soup/crack- ers, assorted fruit, choice of milk. MONDAY - Macaroni-cheese, stewed tomatoes, green beans, Little Debbie cake, choice of milk. TUESDAY - Tangy tacos w/let- tuce-tomato/cheese-taco sauce, buttered corn, nobake cake, choice of milk. WEDNESDAY - Breakfast for lunch, pancakes w/syrup, sau- sage patty, potato wedge, fruit juice, choice of milk. GATE OF HEAVEN SCHOOL Feb. 20 - 26 THURSDAY - Tacos w/meat- lettuce-tomato-cheese, Mex jn beans, pineapple, milk. ni FRIDAY - Tuna on bun w/let- tuce, pickles, chips, fruit cocktail, milk. MONDAY - Waffles-sausage, carrot-celery, applesauce, milk. TUESDAY - Wimpies w/bun, potato rounds, pineapple pretzel stix, milk. WEDNESDAY - Ravioli, salad, Italian bread, pears, milk. LAKE-LEHMAN SCHOOLS Feb. 20 - 26 THURSDAY - Hamburg gravy, mashed potatoes, carrot coins, rall- butter, gelatin, milk. vb FRIDAY - Pizza or peanut buter- jelly sandwich, tossed salad w/ dressing, potato chips, pineapple tidbits, milk. MONDAY - Chicken patti-bun w/lettuce-mayo, oval hash brown, buttered kernel corn, chocolate pudding, milk. TUESDAY - Apple juice, Ameri- can hoagie (sliced meat-lettuce- tomato), sliced peaches, milk. WEDNESDAY - Salisbury steak, mashed potatoes /gravy, peas-car- rots, roll-butter, ice cream, milk. WEST SIDE TECH & Feb. 20 - 26 Breakfast hs THURSDAY - Blueberry u uf- fin, cereal, fruit, juice, milk. * FRIDAY - Pancakes/syrup, cereal, juice, pastry, milk. MONDAY - Banana nut muffin, cereal, fruit, juice, milk. TUESDAY - Sausage biscuit, cereal, juice, pastry, milk. WEDNESDAY - Date/nut bar, cereal, fruit, juice, milk. Lunch THURSDAY - Spaghetti w/meat sauce-cheese, salad /dressing, roll, fruited jello, milk. FRIDAY - French bread pi 3 relish cup/dip, pears, milk. # MONDAY - Taco's trimmings- sharp cheese-sauce, seasoned corn, pudding, milk. TUESDAY - Chipped turkey w/ lettuce-tomato, tomato soup- crackers, macaronisalad, brownie, milk. 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