PAGE 4 THE DALLAS POST SUNDAY, MAY 12, 2013 ANNUAL FISH FOR FREE DAY AIMEE DILGER PHOTOS /THE TIMES LEADER Tux, the Wilkes- Barre/Scranton Pen- guins mascot, gets a lesson in attaching a meel worm to a hook by 7-year-old Conner Kubiski, of Hunlock Creek. I Township Police Of- ficer Wade Curtis helps Michael Battin, 8, of Shaver- town, unhook a fish. a — Lake-Lehman students recently brought home the Outstanding School Award at state History Day competition. From left, are Mr. Ryan Lindbuchler, Lake-Lehman Social Studies Department chair, associate History Day coordinator; Jasmine Moku, third place, group performance; Jenna Mortenson, third place, group performance; Brittany Mahoney, first place, group documentary; Ronnie Ziomek, third place, group performance; Katie Bartuska, first place, group documentary; Mr. Michael Novrock, (Lake-Lehman High School History Day coordinator; Shauna Leahy, second place, group exhibit; Lana Sicurella, first place, group documentary; Sela Fine, second place, group exhibit; Elana Herceg, first place, group documentary; Hannah Cross, second place, group exhibit; and Mr. Brian Gorski, Lake-Lehman High School associate History Day coordinator. HISTORY Continued from Page 1 exposé in which she faked insanity to study a mental institution from within. In addition to her writing, Cochrane was also an indus- trialist and charity worker. Third place in group performance was awarded to the team of Ronnie Ziomek, Jen- na Mortenson and Jasmine Moku who did their presentation on the Irish potato fam- ine which caused a period of mass starva- tion, disease and emigration between 1845 and 1852. First and second-place winners will ad- vance to national competition set for June 13 at the University of Maryland in College Park, MD while the third-place award win- ners will act as alternates in the event either the first or second-place winners cannot at- tend national competition. “We finished in second place last year,” Novrocki said of Lehman’s Outstanding School Award. “But no other school had a first, second and third-place winner this year. I had a good feeling about it this year because I knew we had some fantastic proj- ects going to states.” Novrocki was nominated for the state His- tory Day Teacher of the Year Award by Ryan Lindbuchler, chairperson of the history de- partment at Lake-Lehman. 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