‘Daniel M. Poorman,
principal of the Dallas
Junior High School,
announces the honor roll
for the fourth marking
period.
. Ninth Grade - Highest
Honors - Michelle Bren,
Michele Farris, Mark
Hines, Michele Lamoreux,
Cheryl Reabuck and Mari-
lyn Ward.
First Honors Lisa
Bealla, Lisa Boback,
Robert Dombek, Joleen
Dwojewski, Katherine
Fader, Richard Holthaus,
Linda King, Peter Morcos,
Leslie Myers, Anastasia
Orlando, Carla Orlando,
Molly Parsons, James
PerkowsKki, Joseph
Petrillo, Kristyn Post, Kim
Rinehimer, Dawn Roth-
rock, Karen Vloedman,
Karen Wall and Julianna
Y akowski.
Second Honors - Dawn
Bahner, Michelle Baines,
Diane Chismer, Matthew
Conolgue, Cherie Davis,
Christopher Dreher, Caro-
lyn Fagan, Lisa Gabel,
Deborah Gibbons, Elwood
Harvey, Gwen Larson,
Gerard Mihalick, Timothy
Moyer, John Ochman,
John Oravitz, Jennifer
Parduski, Dina Pomrinke,
John Sobocinski, Gregory
Supey, Bethann Sutcavage
and Sharyn Sweppen-
heiser.
Eighth Grade - Highest
Honors - Lisa Sharkness.
First Honors - Elizabeth
Adams, Crystalline Bell,
Stephen Brace, Kevin
Brown, Christine Bulford,
Pamela Carlson, Erin
Cleary, Denise Corcoran,
Kimberly Culp, Jeffrey
DePolo, Kristen Dough-
erty, Heather hand, Mary
Herbert, Angela Kern,
Lynn Matus, Thomas
McNichols, Leonard
Medura, Stefanie Michael,
Eileen Nagy, Kristen Piat-
kowski, Steven Rhone,
Mark Richardson, Staci
Robbins, Elizabeth Wil-
liames, Maureen Wis-
nieski, and Rosemeilee
Wong.
Second Honors - Heather
Billman, Christina Book-
less, Tracy Cave, Patricia
Chismer, Adam Crahall,
Ann Marie Danna, Eva
Eichhorn, Christopher Fet-
terman, Margaret Gor-
gone, Molly Grasso,
Shaunna Griffin, George
Hoffman, Eric Hollock,
Truyen Huynh, Christine
Kaleta, Doreen Karrott,
Cynthia King, Kristell
Kocher, Robert Kruchin-
ski, Tracy Kurtinitis,
Walter Lasecki, Matthew
Lipo, Jennifer Long, Scott
Marshall, Jerome Mattey,
Heather McConnell,
Enrico Nardone, Lori
Ogurkis, Jennifer Ondish,
Leigh Pawling, Heather
Pitcavage, Michele Price,
Staci Quagletti, Tracy
Richardson, John Richie,
Christopher Riedlinger,
John Sheehan, Mary Eliza-
beth Smaka, Theresa
Smith, Trevor Smith,
Sharon Ulichney, Paula
Wandel, Vicki Yencha,
Lawrence Zekas, Cathy
Zikor and Joanne Zuba.
Seventh Grade - Highest
Honors - Patricia Covert,
Daniel Holdredge, Amie
Mathers, and Brent Snow-
don.
First Honors .- Renee
Balberchak, Tairran
Batory, Raymond
Besecker, Kyle Boud-
reaux, Patricia Burdette,
Dwin Campbell, Jacque-
line Carsmen, Christopher
Chapple, Shannon Cleary,
Jil Cuba, Deborah Daven-
port, Carolyn Dillon,
Laura Dover, Jennifer
Egan, Pamela Elenchick,
Reese Finn, Stephen Finn,
Rebecca Geffert, Kurt
German, Shelby Girard,
Rosemary Hometchko,
Donald Hopkins, Laura
Horvath, Janet Karrott,
Nathan Kelley, Michael
Kester, Brenda King,
Michele Kirchner, Heather
Lawley, Jill Lieberman,
Eric Marshall, Susan
Miers, David Morris,
Samantha Naparsteck,
Rebecca Nicely, Holly Pit-
cavage, Sean Pugh, Mat-
thew Quinn, Eric Rosentel,
John M. Zaleskas, prin-
cipal of Lake-Lehman
Senior High School, has
released an honor roll
comprised of 30 scholars
and 99 honor students.
Ninth Grade - Scholars -
Jeff Austin, Brent Bern-
stein, Brandon Dennis,
Karen Evanish, Kelly
Evanish, Sandra Hone-
ywell, Douglas Ide, David
Radomski, Joseph Smith,
Mark Stash, Thomas Ste-
panski, Lisa Yanchunas.
~ Honors - Paul Andes,
Amy Chisarick, Lori
‘Cragle, Yvonne Devens,
" Jenifer Fouchs, Kevin
Gibson, Patricia Heath,
Dana Henninger, Judy
Hopfer, Tammy James,
Gregory Javer, David
Judge, Christine Kindler,
Michael Kirchner, John
Klemunes, Marlo Lukas,
Robin Mahoney, Cheryl
Mushala, Susanna Polos-
key, Susanne Redmond,
Donna Rish, Anne Ryan,
Joseph Simon, Michelle
Smith, Matthew Stash,
Eric Steadle, Koren Strick-
land, Lori Stroud, Alicen
VanGorder, Kelly Wandel,
Mark Williams, Janet
Y atsko.
Tenth Grade - Scholars -
Michael Annetta, Lisa
Bebey, Sandra Dicton,
Eileen Haines, Michelle
Judge, Evan Thomas III.
Honors - Susan Dodson,
Anita Kalie, David Kapi-
tula, Lori Lopasky, Paul
Malak, Juanita Swire,
Bonnie Taylor, Ryan
Traver.
Eleventh Grade - Schol-
ars - Susan Dicton, Sharon
Evans, Deborah Haefele,
Raymond Iwanowski,
Kellie ~Knapich, Julie
Napieralski, Ricky, Sorber.
Honors - Wayne Benza,
Christopher Buzinkai, Lor-
raine Dembowski, Mich-
elle Fabian, Ronda
Hudzik, Paul Jones, Mari-
jean Konopke, Lester
Lynn, Brenda Major,
Cathy Major, Brenda
Martin, Janet McCarroll,
John Pallante, Bonnie Per-
rego, Suzanne Sabaluski,
Michael Stash, Holly
Swartz, Kenneth Williams,
Joseph Yurko.
Twelfth Grade - Scholars
- Elizabeth Buzinkai, Nikki
Devens, Tony Javer, Joyce
Stiefel, Philip Winter.
Honors - Marlene Cease,
Sandrine Chane, Steven
Concert, Robert Crockett,
Patricia Rudick, Heather
Schoner, Susan Starolis,
Dawn Sternlieb, Karen
Tabor, Joyce Tinner, Suz-
anne Trosko, Sharon
Voitek, Jennifer Wasi-
lewski, Bruce Weaver,
Geralyn Williams,
Christine Yezilski.
Second Honors - Tammy
Adamchick, Patricia
Adams, Tracy Baines,
Joyce Bearley, Frank
Bigler, Michelle Boback,
Kimberly Brady, Paul
Clemm, Melissa Culver,
Gwynne DAvies, Walter
DelGaudio, Christopher
Dix-Millette, Paul Donlin,
Scott Drasnin, Dean Fitch,
Erin Friar, Aric Gingo,
Jodi Gruver, Kimberly
Hall, Sean Heidig, Robert
Heist, Heather Hoyes, Ste-
phanie Infantino, Eileen
Kalinowski, Melissa Kohli,
Michael Koprowski, Lind-
sey Krivenko, Mark
Krohn, Christine Legenz,
Tammy Lewis, Michael
Luksic, Jonathan Mitchell,
Matthew Morcos, Nicole
Nardone, Edward Novit-
sky, Edward Raver,
Michael Richards, Marci
Rosing, Georgine Saxon,
Suzanne Smith, Kym
Spudis, Jon Strange, Paul
Strazdus, Judith Thoma,
Keith Wandel, Lori War-
neka, Wester Wuori, Ran-
dolph Yale and Kathleen
Zuba.
Roll
Thomas Davis, Suzanne
Dembowski, Michelle
DeRemer, Rulison Evans,
Tammy Fey, Richard
Goodwin, Lori Hummel,
Jennifer Hungaski,
Lasco, Rebecca Lowery,
Barbara Martin, Christine
McLaughlin, Kevin
McLaughlin, Susan
Nichols, Scott Pearson,
Bruce Rittenhouse, Dina
Scavone, Robert Scharp-
nick, Carol Schuler, John
Sorokin, Allyson Stash,
Lawrence Stash, John Ste-
panik, Kevin Straka,
Rebecca Stryjewski, Carol
Thomas, Susan VanHorn,
Lori Weston, Dianne Wil-
liams,’ Joseph Yanchunas,
Wendy Yascur, Thomas
Yoniski.
Everyone realizes the
importance of computer
literacy in this day and
age and to help keep up
with the changing times
and the needs of the
upcoming college students,
Luzerne County Commu-
nity College has added to
its approximately 53 one
and two-year programs of
study a new two-year asso-
ciate in science degree
program in Computer Sci-
ence.
Designed for students
planning to transfer to a
four-year degree program
in computer science, the
program is being offered
for the first time in the
Fall 1983 semester.
Besides the English, his-
tory, speech, science and
social science course
requirements; the pro-
gram will deal heavily in
the math and computer
science area.
Among the math courses
required for the program
are Calculus I, II and III
and Differential Equa-
tions. Computer courses to
be offered include Intro-
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duction to Computer. Sci-
ence, COBOL Program-
ming I and II, and
FORTRAN Programming
I and II.
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puter Science is a first
course of study in general
computer science. Topies
discussed in this course
putation concepts, algo-
rithms, flowcharting and
programming. BASIC
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computers, organization of
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