1] ¢«d «€® Co © LS ¢o The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, June 7,2000 11 Dallas PT.S.0. announces April students of the month The Student of the Month Awards for April were recently presented at an assembly. The presentations were made bythe P.T.S.O. in con- 2000; All district band /orchestra, 1998-99; Allregional band /orches- tra, 1998-2000; District/region chorus, 1999-2000. Junction with the guidance depart- Student Achiever Award Heather Vodzak, 18, of Dallas, grade 12, daughter of Joseph and Susan Vodzak, and sister of Ja- son, Kristen, Amy and Megan Vodzak, Extra curricu- lar school activi- ties: Science Olympiad, JETS, Math competi- ment. Each winner received a S50 U.S. Savings Bond sponsored by the Dallas High School P.T.S.O. Citizen Student Award Nancy Levinson, 16, of Dallas, grade 10, daughter of How d and Susan Levinson : and sister of Jef- frey Levinson. Extra curricu- lar school activi- ties: girls volley- ball team, girls tion, diversity club, National Honor basketball team, Society, theater staff, stage crew, office helper, lighting chief for plays, marching newspaper club, German clu : Student Council, secretary of sophomore class, state crew. Extra curricular other activities: assistant teacher for religious school. Hobbies and personal interests: reading, making collages. Special awards and honors: honor roll. band, indoor guard and Spanish club. Extra curricular other activities: Girl Scouts, theater on the green at College Misericordia. Hobbies and personal interests: Loves to put puzzles together, en- joys reading and working out. Special awards and honors: Girl Scout silver and gold awards, 10 year pin. Departmental awards: 9th grade, business; 10th grade, wellness and science; 11th grade, science. Straight "A" award, grades Creative Student Award David Jumper, 17, of Dallas, grade 12, son of Richard and Lynn Jumper, and 9-11. brother of Justin and Brad School Spirit Award Jumper. Kristin Rosencrance, 18, of Extra curricu- lar school activi- ties: Jazz, march- Pittston, grade 12, daughter of Stephen and M:a rr ion ing band, golf Rosencrance, sis- club. ter of Sean and . Extra curricu- Ado rd om lar other activities: plays in per- Rosencrance. sonal band, "8 oz. Joe"; golf tour- Extra curricu- naments. lar school activi- Hobbies and personal interests: ties: Vice Presi- music, golf, weightlifting, comput- dent Aids Coun- ers. cil, Student Council, algebra tu- Special awards and honors: in- tor. : strumental music award, 1999 Special awards and honors: Dallas Honors Banquet; .Zezwits Honor roll and National Honor musicaward, 1999; All stateband, Society. L-L student council donates shelving Lake-Lehman High School Student Council recently donated shelving units to the Lake-Lehman High School Library. Shown, from left are: Mary Beth Shields, Information Specialist; Cathy Wolfe, Student Council Advisor; Jen Frank, Student Council President; Marielle Narkiewicz, Secretary; Matt McMahon, Vice- President. Serving the Wyoming Valley For Over 40 Years! Hay OITENN TV & APPLIANCES Kingston * 287-9631 Exeter ® 655-8801 Senior Officers for the pnd From left: Kimberly Bronson, Treasurer; Adrianne Rigez, Vice President; Katie Boice, Secretary; and Jeremy Yakus, President. Lake-Lehman Band and Co The Lake-Lehman Band re- cently competed in Myrtle Beach, S.C. The Band competed in the three day Festival from April 26- 29. The Band received 15 First- Place Awards in all. In Concert Band, they received first place and a score of "Supe- rior". The Jazz Band has a score of "Superior" and also garnered the trophy for "High Brass". The Indoor Percussion took first place and a score of "Excellent". The Indoor Colorguard captured first orguard win competition place and a score of "Superior". The band also competed in "Pa- rade", competing against 12 other bands. Not only did they take first place, but they also captured the trophies for "Best Music Over- All", "Best Percussion Over-All", "Best Colorguard Over-All" and "Best Drum Major Over-All". This year's Drum Major is Breean Davies. The Band Director is Mr. Edwards Richards and Assistant Band Director is Mrs. Maureen Richards. SCHOOL MENUS The following school lunch menus are for the week of June 8-13. All lunches include milk. DALLAS SCHOOLS Elementary THURSDAY - Chef's Choice, hot dog on bun, potato wedges, pine- apple tidbits, baked cookie FRIDAY - Hot ham and cheese on roll, hot dog on bun, parsley potatoes, apple slices Middle School THURSDAY - Chef's choice, salad w/dressing, pineapple tidbits, baked cookie FRIDAY - Burger bar, hot ham & cheese onroll, parsley potatoes, apple slice High School THURSDAY - Baked potato bar, chef's choice, salad w/dressing, fruited gelatin FRIDAY - Burger bar, grilled cheese sandwich, tomato soup w/ crackers, glazed carrots LAKE-LEHMAN SCHOOLS Elementary THURSDAY - Cheese pizza or chef's choice, vegetable of the day, assorted fruit Middle and High School THURSDAY - Burger bar, chef's choice, vegetable of the day, assorted fruit THURSDAY - Burger bar, chef's choice, vegetable of the day, assorted fruit "Oh of Dallas and Neil Two Sem students chosen to attend Governor's Schools Two Wyoming Seminary jun- iors from the Back Mountain will be attending the Governor's School of Excellence this summer. Phillip "Buddy" Shah of Shavertown, were named to the statewide program based on their interest in the program's specific issues, their academic achievement and their leadership potential. The five-week residential pro- grams for high school students from throughout the Common- wealth take place on college and university campuses; the schools provide hands-on experiences for students in the agricultural sci- ences, the arts, health care, inter- national studies, the sciences and teaching. Shah, the son of Naresh and Mrudula Shah, will attend the Governor's School for the Sciences at Carnegie Mellon University. They will concentrate on various DHS Grad 2000 ice The DHS Grad 2000 committee has once again teamed up with Mama and Papa's Ice Cream Par- lor for their final fundraiser. Through Friday, June 9, coupons can be redeemed at the shop, with a portion of the proceeds going to all-night alcohol-free, drug-free lock-in being planned for the areas of chemistry, physics, biol- ogy, mathematics and computer science and will participate in specialized electives and labora- tory research projects. Oh, son of Dong and Sue Oh, will attend the Governor's School for Information Technology, which is jointly hosted by Drexel Univer- | sity and Penn State University, College Park. The School fer Technology offers students vari- ous courses covering networking. and telecommunications, system analysis and design, e-commerce, software development and com- puter programming. Two Wyoming Seminary stu- dents from the Back Mountain were chosen as alternates for pro- grams, and will be admitted if other students decline their of- fers. 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