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L-L Senior High
With the third marking
period terminating March
29, at Lake-Lehman
Senior High School,
Principal James L.
Nicholas releases an
Honor Roll comprised of
38 scholars and 112 honors
students.
9th Grade--Scholars: Jeff’
Austin, Brent Bernstein, Brandon
Dennis, Karen Evanish, Kelly
Evanish, Sandra Honeywell,
Douglas Ide, Tammy James,
Susanna Poloskey, David
Radomski, Joseph Smith, Tina
Springer, Mark Stash, Thomas
Stepanski, Lisa Yanchunas.
Honors: Paul Andes, Amy
Chisarik, Lori Cragle, Richard
Cummings, + Renae Fostock,
Jennifer Fouchs, Patricia heath,
Dana Henninger, Judy Hopfer,
David Judge, Christine Kindler,
Michael Kirchner, John
Klemunes.
Also, Marlo Lukas, Robin
Mahoney, Donna rish, Anne Ryan,
Amy Shook, Michelle Smith,
Matthew Stash, Eric Steadle,
Koren Strickland, Lori Stroud,
Alicen VanGorder, Kelly Wandel,
Laura Wandel, Mark Williams,
John Wojnarski, Janet Jatsko.
10th Grade--Scholars: Michael
Annetta, Lisa Bebey, Eileen
Haines, Michelle Judge, Evan
Thomas Il.
Honors: T. Willy Cadwalader,
Rebecca Clifford, Donna
“~Degennaro, Sandra Dicton, Susan
Dodson, David Kapitula, Sarah
Lange, Lori Lopasky, Paul Malak,
Melissa Masitis, Debbie Stockage,
Juanita Swire,—Eric Toluba.
11th Grade--Scholars: Susan
Dicton, Deborah Haefele, Michael
Havrilla, Raymond Iwanowski,
Kellie Knapich, Brenda Martin,
Julie Napieralski, Ricky Sorber.
Honors: Wayne Benza,
Christopher Buzinkai, Lorraine
Dembowski, Robert DeRemer,
Sharon Evans, Michelle Fabian,
Ronda Hudzik, Thomas Kukosky,
Andrew Laity, Lester Lynn, Cathy
Major, Janet McCarroll, John
Pallante, Bonnie Perrego,
Suzanne Sabaluski, Michael Stash,
Holly Swartz, John Trojanowsky,
Kenneth Williams, Joseph Yurko.
12th Grade--Scholars: Thomas
Davis, Michelle DeRemer, Nikki
Devens, Rulison Evans, Tony
Javer, Jonathan Preston;
Lawrence Stash, John Stepanik,
Philip Winter, Thomas Yoniski.
Honors: Alles,
Elizabeth Buzinkai, Marlene
Cease, Robin Cigarski, Steven
Concert, Paul Crockett, Suzanne
Dembowski, Robert Garinger,
Richard Goodwin, Timothy
Harvey, Edward Havrilla,
Bridgette Hislop, Lori Hummel,
Robert Hummel, Jennifer
Hungaski, Tammy Ide, Elizabeth
Lake, Mary Sue Lasco, Rebecca
Lowery.
Also, Joseph Macklewicz,
Barbara Martin, Eric Masters,
Christine McLaughlin, Kevin
McLaughlin, Susan Michaels,
Robert Milbrodt, Nancy
Miliauskas, Denise Newell, Susan
Nichols, Scott Oakley, Scott
Pearson, Carole Reese, Bruce
Rittenhouse, Dina Scavone,
Robert Scharpnick, Carol Schuler,
John Sorokin, Allyson Stash,
Kevin Straka, Jill Taylor, Carol
Thomas, Elizabeth Thomas,
Susan VanHorn, Quentin Walczak,
Lori Weston, Dianne Williams,
Joseph Wojcik, Joseph Yan-
chunas.
L-L Junior High
Mr. James L. Nicholas,
principal of Lake-Lehman
Sr. High, releases the
Junior High Honor Roll
consisting of 38 Scholar
and 84 Honor students.
Grade 7--Scholars: Kevin Carey,
Karen Ciravolo, Douglas Doerfler,
Debble Gouger, Darin Ide, Jane
Kubacki, Michelle Miroslaw,
Matthew Reinert, Lori Rogers,
Brian Sorber, Beth Spencer,
Kathryn Stefanowicz, Ricky
Stokes, Andrew Thomas.
Honors: Duane Austin, Connie
Belkowski, JoAnne Boyle, Lori
Cannon, Sherry Cragle, Ann Marie
Dempsey, Kristine Erhard, Alex
Frederick, Jeffrey Fritzen,
Christine Geist, Lydia Glatz,.
Melissa Gooch, Beverly Hazeltine,
Kelly Ann Henninger, Darcy
Kittle, Donna Marx, Amy Mazur,
Kathy McAvoy, Stephanie
Michalek, Stephanie Morris,
Thomas Mushala, Richard Parry,
Amy Pascucci, Mark Preston,
William Raitter, Gail Repofski,
Rebecca Roskos, Robert
Rowlands, Kimberly Scavone,
Jannene Shaffern, Daniel Smith,
Karen Stepanski, Jodi Taylor,
Amy Walp, Ann Marie Wilson,
Melissa Wilson, Holly Wolfe,
Carolyn Yafsko, Richard Yencha.
Grade 8--Scholars: Linda
Babetski, Charles Cino, Susan
DeGennaro, Coleen Felty, Greg
_Gesink, Diane Jachimowicz, Steve
Kazmierski, Scott Kerkowski,
Kyra Koflanovich, Walter
Konopke, Kim Kozloski, Caroline
Kropp, Todd Krupa, Noel Kuz-
nicki, Debbie Levi, Marcia
McCarroll, Cindy Meade, Amy
Penkrot, Vanessa Rodzinak,
Susanne Stash, Beth Stroud,
Rachelle Stuart, Jennifer Turner,
Lynn Wypa.
Grade 8-Honors : Wendy Bebey,
Marcus Casaldi, Angela Casey,
Trena Cigarski, Cathy Crawford,
Melissa Anne Evans, Jennifer
Farley, Julianne Folmar,
Christine Gush,. Amy Higgins,
John Harrison, Melissa Honfz,
Daniel Hudzik, Donna Sue James,
Jenipher Johnson, Janene
Kasarda, James Kliamovich,
Scott Kneeland, Christopher
Landmesser, Melissa Lord,
Michelle Lord, Michelle Macelko,
Matthew McCormack, Eric
McGrane, Tricia McNulty, Ray
Owens, Lori Pantle, Colby Powell,
Frank Riggins, John Rosencrans,
Mary Ruda, Scott Schultz, Brenda
Seeley, Susan Slocum, Dawn
Smith, Donald Spencer, David
Stare, Robinn Steadle, Michael
Sfefanowicz, Shawn Straka, Keri
Watson, Bruce Weeks, Kimberly
Weidner, Corey Yencha.
Dallas
Junior High
Mr. Daniel M. Poor-
man, principal of the
Dallas Junior High
School, announces the
honor roll for the third
marking period.
9th Grade--Highest Honors:
Michelle Bren, Michele Farris,
Mark Hines, Michele Lamoreux,
Cheryl Reabuck, Dawn Rothrock,
Marilyn Ward.
First Honors: Lisa Bealla, Lisa
Boback, Matthew Conologue,
Cherie Davis, Robert Dombek,
Katherine Fader, Cheryl Harding,
Linda King, Peter Morcos, Leslie
Myers, Molly Parsons, James
Perkowski, Dina Pomrinke,
Kristyn Post,. Kim Rinehimer,
Karen Vlocedman, Julianna
Yakowski.
Second Honors: Cheryl Bell,
Diane Chismer, Barbara Cicero,
Diane Douglas, Joleen Dwojewski,
Carolyn Fagan, Kiersten Fries,
Wallace Gauthier, Richard
Holthaus, Elizabeth Kasmark,
Gwen Larson, Gerard Mihalick,
John Ochman, John Oravitz,
Anastasia Orlando, Carla
Orlando, Jennifer Parduski, Paul
Perch, Joseph Petrillo, Elizabeth
Phillips, Beth Ann Simon, Carlene
Simon, John Sobocinski, Lori
Timek, Karen Wall, Gavin Wilson,
Paula Yezilski.
8th Grade--Highest Honors:
Crystalline Bell, Stephen Brace.
_ First Honors : Elizabeth Adams,
Heather Billman, Kevin Brown,
Christina Bulford, Pamela
Carlson, Tracy Cave, Erin Cleary,
Melanie Coscia, Ann Marie
Danna, Kristen Dougherty, Molly
Grasso, Shaunna Griffin, Heather
Hand, Mary Herbert, Eric
Hollock, Cynthia King, Kristell
Kocher, Tracey Kurtinitis, Scott
Marshall, Lynn Matus, Heather
McConnell, Kristen McHenry.
Thomas McNichols, Kristen
Piatkowski, Steven Rhone, Mark
Richardson, Christopher Ried-
linger, Staci Robbins, Lisa Shark-
ness, Mary Elizabeth Smaka,
Theresa Smith, Paula Wandel,
Elizabeth Williames, Maureen
Wisnieski,
Cathy Zikor, Joanne Zuba.
Second Honors:
baugh, Joel Anderson, Matthew
Andrasko, Danielle Ash, Ellen
- Belles, Christine Bolinski,
Christina Bookless, Patrizia Bove,
Truman Brandt, Lori Broken-
shire, Paricia Chismer, Stephen
Cominsky, Denise Corcoran, Mary
Elizabeth Craft, Kimberly Culp,
Barbara Davies, Jeffrey DePolo,
Eva Eichhorn, Rodney Emil,
Heather Fazzi, Christopher
Fetterman, Helene Fine, Dean
Fitch, Lisa Gorman, Kristine
Hanify, Christine Harvey, George
Hoffman, Ryan Holthaus, Tammy
Horner, Lynn Huey, Truyen
Huynh, Colleen Jordan, Christine
Kaleta, Doreen Karrott, Fred
Kirkendall, Robert Kruchinski,
Walter Lasecki, Lisa Lewis,
Matthew Lipo, Victor Liva,
Jennifer Long, Jerome Mattey,
Sixty-three students at
the Wilkes-Barre Campus
of Penn State University
have been named to the
Dean’s List for the winter
term, according to an
announcement by Dr.
Robert Burkholder, ac-
ting associate director for
academic affairs.
To be named to the
Dean’s List, a student
must carry a full course
load and attain a grade
point average of 3.5 or
higher out of a possible
4.0.
The following area
students are among those
recognized:
Dallas: Georgia
Dombek, Kathleen
Murphy, Theodore
Radzinski and Joseph
Whalen.
Harveys Lake: Tracey
Jones and Debra Lee.
Shavertown: Michael
DeCesaris and Angelo
Vecchio.
Sweet Valley: George
Barskiand Toni Brandon.
Swoyersville: ~~ Nancy
Krakosky.
Trucksville: James
Fanning, Bruce Griffiths
and Judith Loke.
More than 4,800 under-
graduates qualified for
the Dean’s List at the
University Park Campus
of the Pennsylvania State
University for the winter
term, which ended in
February. An average of
3.50 or better is required
for the Dean’s List.
Among those named to
theDean’s List are: Lauri
D. . Aicher;; Tim. J.
Brennan, Susan G.
Conaway, Ingrid G. Fries,
Joseph L. Hall, Tara L.
Strauser, Lynn D. War-
neka, all of Dallas;
Joseph M. Baloga,
Gregory A. Moye, Robert
Sobocinski,
and Karen L. Williams,
Sweet Valley.
Christopher McCall, Leonard
Medura, Stefanie Michael, Eileen
Nagy, Enrico Nardone, Lori
Ogurkis, Jennifer Ondish, Leigh
Pawling, Heather Pitcavage,
Michele ' Price, Staci Quagletti,
Tracey Reese, John Richie, John
Sheehan, Sharon Stokes, Megan
Taylor, Denise ‘Tracy, Sharon
Ulichney, Edith Weiss, Vicki
Yencha.
7th Grade--Highest Honors:
Jacqueline Carsman, Patricia
Covert, Donald Hopkins, Michele
Kirchner, Heather Lawley, Amie
Mathers, Holly Pitcavage, Brent
Snowdon, Geralyn Williams.
First Honors: Tairran Batory,
Raymond Besecker, Michell
Boback, Kyle Boudreaux, Patricia
Burdette, Dwin Campbell,
Christopher Chapple,Shannon
Cleary, Jill Cuba, Cathy Culp,
Melissa Culver, Deborah
Davenport, Gwynne Davies,
Carolyn Dillon, Christopher Dix-
Milletfe, Laura Dover, Jennifer
Egan, Reese Finn, Stephen Finn,
Lori Fuller, Kurt German, Aric
Gingo, Shelby Girard, Sean
Heidig, Daniel Holdredge, Rose-
mary Hometchko, Heather Hoyes,
Michael Kester, Jill Lieberman,
Eric Marshall, Susan Miers,
David Morris, Samantha Naper-
Culver, Walter Del Gaudio, Paul
Donlin, Scott Drasnin, Pamela
Elenchik, Gene Faulls, Erin
Frair, Rebecca Geffert, Keithg
Graham, Thomas Griffin, Lisa
Griffiths, Jodi Gruver, Kimberly
Hall, Raquel Harris, Robert Heist,
Douglas Higgins, Laura Horvath,
Eileen Kalinowski, Janet Karrott,
Nathan Kelley, Brenda King,
Michael Koprowski, Michele
Kriner, Karsten Krivenko, Lind-
sey Krivenko, Christine Legenz,
Tammy Lewis, Michael Luksic,
Jason Maniskas, Traci Mazula,
Eric Moore, Matthew Morcos,
Nichole Nardone, Kay Regan,
Heather Schoner, Joseph Shandra,
Molly Sheridan, Suzanne Smith,
Kym Spudis, Paul Strazdus, David
Novitsky, Sean Pugh, Matthew
Quinn, Eric Rosentel, Marci
Rosing, Patricia Rudick, Georgine
Saxon, Michael Schaefer, Susan
Starolis, Dawn Sternlieb, Jon
Strange, Karen Tabor, Joyce
Wagner, Bruce Weaver, Lee
Kathleen Zuba.
Second Honors: Tammy Adam-
4 Szela, Judith Thoma, Jill
chick, paricia Adams, [Tracey Urbanas, Sharon Voitek, Bradley
Baines, Paul Bankoviich, | Joyce Wall, Lori Warneka, Jennifer
Bearley, Kimberly Brady, Mark Wasilewski, Wester Wuori,
Buss, Lori Chorba, Paul Clemm, Kimberly Yakowski, Randolph
William Cooper, Christopher Yale.
A total of 213 new fresh-
men have been enrolled at
The Pennsylvania State
University for the spring
term, which began in
March. .
They include 87 new
freshmen at the: Univer-
sity Park Campus and 126
at other locations.
Some 186 of the new
Penn State freshmen are
Center St., Dallas; Vin-
cent J. Scalisi, 34 West-
minster Drive, Dallas and
Ian Phillips, 99 S. Pioneer
Ave., Trucksville. All of
the above are enrolled
the Wilkes-Barre Campus
except Geffert, who is
attending Worthington
Scranton Campus at Dun-
more.
enrolled in 4-year
programs. The others are
enrolled in 2-year
programs leading to the
associate degree.
Local students
currently enrolled in-
clude: Margaret Elston,
49 Tunkhannock Hwy.,
Dallas; Walter Geffert,
252 Parrish St., Dallas;
Mary Lou Harris, 81 E.
The Keystone indoor
drill competition was held
at Hughesville Area High
School recently.
Lake- Lehman Comp-
etition Color Guard won
first place honors in the
Gold Guard competition.
Lake-Lehman - Batons
Warrior Run and
Bellefonte.
Lake-Lehman captains
are Frank Kutz, rifles;
Paritcipating high
Jersey Shore, South Susan Michaels, silks, and
Williamsport, = Cumber- Mandy Wood, batons.
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the swing flags and Kathy
Bogdon is co-captain.
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