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Lake-Lehman schedules
Charles James and Robert
Kunkle, Elementary Principals for
the Lake-Lehman School District
announce kindergarten registra-
tion and screening for eligible kin-
dergarten students will be held
“March 11-15. A child must be 5
years of age on or before Septem-
ber 30, 1996 in order to register
for kindergarten for the 1996-97
school year. Kindergarten in the
Lake-Lehman School District is
an all-day program.
A Pre-Kindergarten Survey
Clinic will be conducted at the
same time as registration to evalu-
ate, hearing, speech and language,
vision, motor perception and co-
ordination, and kindergarten
readiness assessment.
Parents are asked to bring all
necessary immunizations records
to school at the time of registra-
tion. No child will be admitted in
the Lake-Lehman School District
until proof of immunization is pre-
sented to the school nurse. Par-
ents are also required to furnish
proof of age before entrance to
RSM, administrator.
‘Dallas.
variety of learning activities.
held from 12:30 to 3 p.m.
2131, extension, 329.
Morning sessions are held form 9-11 a.m.;
Kindergarten registration
kindergarten. Please bring your
child's Birth Certificate along with
his/her Social Security number.
Registration will be held ac-
cording to the following alpha-
betical schedule of the last name:
LEHMAN-JACKSON, Mar. 11:
(A-B) 8:30-9:30; (C-F) 9:30-10:30:
(G-I) 10:30-11:30; Registraton
closed 11:30-12:30; (J-L) 12:30-
1:30; (M) 1:30-2:30.
Mar. 12: (N-P) 8:30-9:30; (Q-R)
9:30-10:30; (S) 10:30-11:30; Reg-
istration closed 11:30-12:30; (T-
V) 12:30-1:30: (W-Z) 1:30-2:30.
LAKE-NOXEN, Mar. 13: (A-B)
8:30-9:30; (C-F) 9:30-10:30; (G-])
10:30-11:30; Registraton closed
11:30-12:30; (J-L) 12:30-1:30; (M)
1:30-2:30.
Mar. 14: (N-P) 8:30-9:30; (Q-R)
9:30-10:30; (S) 10:30-11:30; Reg-
© istration closed 11:30-12:30; (T-
V}) 12:30-1:30; (W-2Z) 1:30-2:30.
ROSS, Mar. 15: (A-F) 9:30-
10:30; (G-M) 10:30-11:30; Regis-
tration closed 11:30-12:30; (N-S)
1:00-2:00; (T-Z) 2:00-3:00.
+ Mercy Preschool to host
open house and registration
Mercy Center Preschool on the grounds of College Misericordia in
Dallas, will host an open house and registration for the 1996-97 term
March 17, from 2 to 4 p.m., according to Sister Stella Maris Ozimkowski,
The pre-kindergarten school is a fully-accredited, private, educa-
tional facility operated by the Sisters of Mercy, Regional Community of
The program offers three, four and five-year old children a
afternoon sessions are
For further information, please contact Sister Stella Maris at 675-
Williams named to Rhode Island Dean's List
Dallas resident Vera L. Williams has been named to the Dean’s List
of the University of Rhode Island for achieving a high academic
standard in the 1995 Fall semester.
Qualifications for the Dean's List requires a student to carry 12 or
more credits of regular letter grades in a particular semester and
achieve a 3.3 quality point average, based on the grades received during
the term.
King's slates Visitation Day March 10
High school students and their families are invited to Visitation Day
at King's College, March 10, from 9 a.m.-1:45 p.m.
Faculty from 35 major programs will be present to help students
‘learn more about the options available to them in The William G.
-McGowan School of Business and The College of Arts and Sciences.
For more information or reservations call the King's College Admis-
‘sions Office at 826-5858 or 800-955-5777.
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-- 13. All lunches include milk.
School gifts fitting for Knights
Recently the 1994-95 seventh and eighth grade classes
presented a gift to the Lake-Lehman Middle Level Building
through an all-school contest. Winning entries were chosen by
the class officers. Sandra Lowery created the Knight shield
under the direction of art teacher Mrs. Darlene Smith. Katie
Tripp wrote a Lake-Lehman Knights poem, which Katie and
Becky Kaufmann painted on the shield. Pictured are from left,
kneeling, Jen McCall, Stacy Rosenbaum (1994-95 class
officers). Standing, from left, Tony VanScoy, Jen Frank (1994-
95 class officers), Sandra Lowery, Becky Kaufman and Katie
Tripp. Absent from photo: seventh grade, Magen Harleman;
eighth grade, Joe Maskalis, John Dawe, Mark Chopyak. Class
advisors are Molly Malpass and Drena Gorgone.
L-L students accepted into Upward Bound
Five Lake-Lehman students were recently accepted to the Wilkes
University Upward Bound program.
Students are Alicia Ciminelli, Crystal Copeland, Chavon Croman,
Christine Dinger and Kathy Rudaski.
They join 69 current members in a pre-college experience designed
to prepare students acadenuically and personally for success in post-
secondary education.
Upward Bound students attend weekly academic classes and work-
shops on career and self-development. They also have an opportunity
to attend summer residential program, take educational trips and
participate in leadership activities.
Wilkes University has hosted the Upward Bound program since it
was undertaken in 1967.
ox ol s Ko Xo J 8 ' FA HUES
FRIDAY - Batter dipped fish/
_ bun, tartar sauce, macaroni/
cheese, stewed tomatoes, pine-
apple tidbits.
~ MONDAY- Beef stew over el-
bow macaroni, pickled beets, din-
ner roll, pears.
TUESDAY - Ham patti/bun,
candied sweet potatoes, mixed
garden vegetables, warm spiced
apple slices.
WEDNESDAY - Sloppy Joe/
bun, twister fries, golden whole
kernel corn, fruit cup.
The following school lunch
menus are for the week of Mar. 7
DALLAS SCHOOLS
‘THURSDAY - Hot turkey sand-
wich or cheese steak/bun,
mashed potatoes /gravy, chilled
fruit.
FRIDAY - Macaroni/cheese or
cheese steak/bun, roll-butter,
broccoli, fresh fruit.
MONDAY - Chicken nuggets
w/dipping sauce or hoagie/bun,
noodles, peas, chilled pears.
TUESDAY - Chicken patty/bun
or hoagie /bun, potato puffs, fruit
jello.
WEDNESDAY - Spaghetti w/
meat sauce, roll or hoagie/bun,
WEST SIDE TECH
Breakfast
THURSDAY - Sausage/cheese
Dallas, PA Wednesday, March 6, 1996 11
Melissa Howell wins Sem's
annual Oratorical Contest
Melissa Howell of Dallas, a
freshman at Wyoming Seminary,
was named the winner of the
school's 91st Oratorical Contest
February 19.
Howell, the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Roger Howell, discussed the
regulation of the entertainment
media, arguing for the limitation
of sex and violence in the nation's
film, music and television indus-
tries.
The contest, judged by faculty
members Claudia Black, Carver
Collins, Mary Ann Hopkins, and
John Vaida was coordinated by
Seminary chaplain Rev. William
Summerhill. Three finalists, cho-
sen from an initial field of seven
contestants, presented their
speeches before the Upper School
student body.
MELISSA HOWELL
Lake-Lehman Middle
School lists honor roll
Robert O. Roberts, principal,
- Lake-Lehman Middle Level Edu-
cation Building, releases the honor
roll for the second marking period
consisting of eight Honors with
Distinction, 94 High Honors and
44 Honors.
7TH GRADE
Honors with Distinction:
Scott Danouski, Sarah Davis, Jes-
sica Milbrodt, Michael Niezgoda,
Anthony Sikora, Gordon Stransky.
High Honors: Melissa
Brelsford, Kathleen Britt, John
Bucha, III, Stephanie Card, Ber-
nard Chimock, Christopher
Coslett, Bonnie Culver, Breean
Davies, Amy Donovan, Lisa
Gongleski, Joshua Gregg, Mat-
thew Harrison, Jonathan Heath,
Donora Hillard, Matthew Hinton,
Christine Hudak, Luke Kasper,
Timothy Kernag, Jaimie Kovaleski,
Daniel Mariner, Rebecca Martin,
Laura Mitchell, Shannon Moore,
Stephen Moyer, Amanda Patla,
Neena Patton, Terri Peiffer, John
Popko, Amanda Ptashinski,
Amanda Jean Race, Amanda
Joleen Race, Melissa Rossick, Jill
Sands, Jon Schaffer, Melissa
Schobert, Joshua Schraeder,
Janet Schweizer, John Sharkus,
Natalie Shiskowski, Corin Smith,
Maret Smolow, Melissa Sorber,
Ryan Spencer, Kenneth Sprau,
Andrea Steele, Alaina Swanson,
Kelly Wagner, Maureen White,
Kasey Wilczynski, Laura
Yankowski, James Yozwiak, Amy
Zamerowski.
Honors: Alyson Bevan, Eric
Casey, Thomas Dougherty, Kelly
Gower, Jason Harabin, Michael
Hoprich, Leigh Kosloski, William
Miller, Mary Ann Powell, Amy
Roberts, Francis Rogan, Jason
Schwartz, Jacqueline Scott, Bran-
don Shelley, Ashley Straub, Latoya
Tarboro, Jeremy White.
8TH GRADE
Honors with Distinction:
Crystal Kordowski, Jaclyn.
Walkowiak.
High Honors: Megan Basar,
John Bebey, Jr., Tara Birt, Kim-
berly Boyle, Melissa Brady, Tho-
mas Brislin, Kori Clark, Melissa
DeCesaris, Rachel Farley, Jenni-
fer Frank, Magen Harleman,
Rachel Harrison, Richard Hislop
II, Raymond Honeywell, Carrie
Houssock, David Kapson, Rachel
Kasper, Miranda Klaas, Jaime
Laubenstein, Matthew Loftus,
Sean Manzoni, Ryan Mariner,
Rachel McCoog, Matthew
McMahon, Michael Milunic,
Marielle Narkiewicz, April Naugle,
Nicole Parsons, Janelle Perlis,
Noah Pickett, John Pitcavage,
Robert Roderick, Stacy
Rosenbaum, Leah Rostock, Rise
Scott, Mary Smee, Grace Sorber,
Ryan Watson, Aron Wesoloski,
Melinda White, Valerie Williams.
Honors: Elizabeth Albee, wil
liam Baron, Randy Boice, Kim-
berly Bronson, Jessica Carter,
Dominic Castriganio, Stanley
Chmura, Katie Chollak, Michael
Crispell, Amanda Estus,
Alexander Klaas, Sarah Lozo,
Jesse Matusek, Travis McRoy,
Jennier Mikelski, Daniel Nygren,
Sara Rittenhouse, Kaitlin Roche,
Gary Sagan Jr., Andrew Salko,
Brian Sikora, Christopher Stroud,.
Regina Sutton, Bryon Williams,
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GATE OF HEAVEN SCHOOL
THURSDAY - Turkey/gravy,
stuffing, roll, green beans, cran-
berry sauce.
FRIDAY - Pierogies, peas, roll,
peaches.
- MONDAY - Stuffed shells,
salad, roll, pineapple.
TUESDAY - French toastslices,
sausage, applesauce, corn.
WEDNESDAY - Roast beef/
gravy, mashed potatoes, carrots,
roll, pineapple.
LAKE-LEHMAN SCHOOLS
THURSDAY - American hoagie
(sliced meat, cheese, lettuce-to-
mato), pickle chips, French fries,
pears.
or cereal, juice, pastry.
FRIDAY - In Service.
MONDAY - Banana bread, ce-
real, juice, fruit.
TUESDAY - Hot ham/cheese,
cereal, juice, pastry. :
WEDNESDAY - Raisin bars,
cereal, orange juice, {ruit.
Lunch
THURSDAY - Cheese steak
hoagie, pasta salad, vegetable
soup, fruited jello.
FRIDAY - In Service.
MONDAY - Hamburg/cheese
burger on bun w/lettuce-tomato,
chicken soup, chilled fruit.
TUESDAY - Pasta/meat sauce,
tossed salad /dressing, roll, blue-
berry shortcake.
WEDNESDAY - Italian meat-
balls /sauce on hardroll, seasoned
veggies, chilled pears.
Lewis, Jr., Justin Mendygral, Amy ' David Wolfe.
Lake-Noxen 6th grade Honor Roll
Robert S. Kunkle, principal, Lake-Noxen Elementary School, Harveys
Lake, announces the following sixth grade students have achieved the
Honor Roll for the second marking period: Christopher Albee, Matthew
Belles, Charles Besteder, Crystal Boice, Jenna Casaldi, Amanda
Daubert, Leigh Dodson, Robert Fisk, Carrie Foster, Christie Gordon,
Angela Harris, Stephen Honeywell, Dwayne Kalinay, Gaise Lacek, Troy
Long, Colin Martinson, Kevin Olshefski, Suzanne Pierce, Katie Pitcher,
Kristen Ruda, Chad Sakoski, Jesse Saylor, Louis Spaciano, Jessica
Steinhauer, Melissa Sutliff, Jeffrey Taylor, Sarah Swire, Arron Visneski
and Shelly Wentzel.
Makravitz earns master's degree
Dallas resident Carol A. Makravitz recently earned her master of
science in school leadership degree from Marywood College.
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