The Dallas post., January 25, 1973, Image 10

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96 Students
In Jr. High
Get Awards
John F. Rosser, principal of
the Dallas Junior High School,
has announced that 96 junior
high students will receive
NEDT certificates. Twenty
students in the seventh grade;
46 in the eighth grade, and 30 in
the ninth grade qualified for
Certificates of Education
Development as the result of
their outstanding performance
on the National Educational
Wendy Aicher, Karen Mahle, Eleanor
In the above photo are 23 eighth grade Ehrhorn, Pamela Ellis, Cindy Lefko, Jill
students who qualified for Certificates of Kush, James Howell; Third row: Daniel
Educational Development. First row, left to Albert, Timothy Cross, William Evans, Development Tests. These
right: James Dierolf, Ellen Grossman, Laura Steven Jones, Mary Kloeber, Mark Johnson, certificates are awarded to
Enslen, Carol Kreidler, Joan Harrison, Lisa Robert Johnson, Morgan Jones, John students whose composite
Dymond; Second row: Diane Anthony, Lusaitis. Scores are in the top 10 percent
of their grades nationally.
The NEDT offers an im-
personal estimate of
educational development and
provides information useful for
present appraisal and future
planning. The NEDT battery
consists of tests in English
usage, mathematics usage,
social studies, reading, and
word usage.
On June 24, 1956, the first
passenger train reached King-
ston on the Lackawanna &
Bloomsburg Railroad.
Qualifying for Certificates of Educational
Development in the ninth grade are first row.
left to right: Catherine Gray, Carolyn Vail.
Anne Watchulonis, Irene Lucas. Betty
Bridger. Patricia Sutton, Colette Kashuboski.
Diane Tabbit, Second row. left to right: Leslie
Burket. Terri Roman, Debra Thompson,
Carolyn Thrasher, Marti Spears, Susan
Sorber. Sally Porter. Dawn Morgan. Edward
Corcoran. Thomas MacAvoy; Third row, left
to right: Jeffrey Supulski, James Parker,
Thomas Swingle, Charles Harris. Richard
Spencer, Jeffrey Hopper, Kevin Duermit,
James Swepston, Michael McGroarty, Ed
Farrar, George Weaver, Bruce Riefenstahl.
Thornton, Bonita Soley, Patti Moore, Eileen
Sherman, Patricia Wadas, Kevin Searfoss,
Craig Stone; Third row: Daniel Menges,
Thomas Morgan, Timothy Moran, Gregg
Sutton, Joseph Perry, Paul Phillips, Steven
Skammer, Donald Schalk, Thomas Youells.
Absent: Carolyn Whipple.
Pictured above are 22 of the 46 eighth grade
students who qualified for Certificates of
Educational Development. First row, left to
right: Abby Rodda, Debra Prater, Sally
Stredny, Barbara Voelker, Trenise
Richardson, Carol Sheldon; Second row: Sue
Bonnie iutch, Geralyn Hudak, Janine Szc-
Seventh grade students who will receive zechowicz, Jean Otto, Kathy Fedock; Third
certificates are pictured above. first row, left row: William Fleming, Richard Nixon,
to right: Ruth Whitman, Roya Fahmy, Ann Bernie Sherin, Dennis Heim, Jeffrey
Hawk, Sharon Gabel, Jane Schiowitz, Shelly Besecker. Robert Peters, Brendan Moran,
McClain; Second row: Denise Sigworth. Tom Howard.
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