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GERTRUDE T. DRAGON
Certificates
awarded
Gertrude T. Dragon, techno-thera-
pist and Lorrie M. Duris, dental
assistant, at the Monroe-Noxen
Health Center, Route 29, Noxen
have been awarded professional
certifications by the Dental Assist-
ing National Board, Inc.
They have achieved status as
Certified Dental Assistants by pass-
ing a rigorous written examination.
Since the Certified Dental Assistant
program was established in 1948,
approximately 100,000 dental assist-
ants have been certified. The Dental
Assisting National Board designs
and administers the test which
gauges the working knowledge of
candidates.
In addition to passing the test,
Ms. Dragon and Ms. Duris had to
meet certain eligibility require-
ments of education and experience.
The Board bases certification not
only on general chairside compet-
ence but, also, on mastery of man-
agement skills and on the tech-
niques of surgical assisting.
The two Monroe-Noxen staff
members have demonstrated com-
mand of a number of subjects such
as hygiene, sanitation, radiation
health and safety, and laboratory
procedures. Certification also indi-
cates their attainment of a variety
of techniques to assist the office's
dentists in providing patient care.
Ms. Dragon attended Lake Noxen
School and LaSalle Institute. Ms.
Duris is a graduate of Dallas Senior
‘High School and Luzerne County
Community College.
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stating Peslak’s responsibilities will
include analyzxing new marketing
opportunities and business ventures
and continuing support to existing
operations.
Peslak, a graduate of the Univer-
sity of Scranton with an MBA in
finance, previously worked for Com-
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joining Commonwealth in 1983,
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With the fourth marking period
ternniinating June 5, 1985, at Lake-
Lehinan Senior High School, princi-
pal John M. Zaleskas releases an
honor roll comprised of 39 scholars
and 91 honors students.
NINTH GRADE
SCHOLARS
Kristine Erhard, Alex Frederick,
Michelle Miroslaw, Matthew
Reinert, Lori Rogers, Ricky Stokes.
HONORS
Coinnie Belkowski, Lori Cannon,
Kevin Carey, Stacey Croman, Mel-
issa Gooch, Deborah Gouger, Jane
Kubacki, Stephanie Michalek,
Thornias Mushala, John Oley, Bryan
Posell, Gail Repotski, Beth Spencer,
Kathiryn Stefanowicz, Amy Walp,
Richiard Yancha.
TENTH GRADE
SCHOLARS
Linda Babetski, Melissa Lord,
Tricia McNulty, Vanessa Rodzinak,
Beth Ann Stroud, Rachelle Stuart,
Jennifer Turner.
HONORS
Donald Buzinkai, Angela Casey,
Susan DeGennaro, Colleen Felty,
John Harrison, Amy Higgins,
Steven Kazmierski,
kowski, Kyra Koflanovich, Walter
Konopke, Todd Krupa, Christopher
Land:messer, Michele Maceiko,
Marcia McCarroll, Amy Penkrot,
Frank: Riggins, John Rosencrans,
Dawn Smith, Susanne Stash, Robinn
Steadle, Bruce Weeks, Lynn Wypa,
Corey’ Yencha.
ELEVENTH GRADE
SCHOLARS
Jeff Austin Amy Chisarick, Bran-
don Dennis, Karen Evanish, Kelly
Evanissh, Patricia Heath, Douglas
Ide, T'ammy James, John Kottler,
Lucinda Martin, David Radomski,
Amy Shook, Mark Stash, Thomas
Yatsko.
HONORS
Kelly Brown, Kelly Chickson, Jen-
ifer Fouchs, Thelma Glatz, Sandra
Honeywell, Judy Hopfer, Gregory
Javer, David Judge, Christine Kin-
dler, NfMichael Kirchner, Benjamin
Koprovi'ski, Marlo Lukas, Walter
Lutz, Cheryl Mushala, Anne Ryan,
Karen : Scott, Lisa Scouten, Cindy
Slocum, Joseph Smith, Eric Steadle,
Koren Strickland, Dorraine
Superkio, Kelly Wandel, Michele
Wandel, Laura Wendel.
! TWLEFTH GRADE
SCHOLARS
Michael Annetta, Lisa Bebey,
Sandra Dicton, Susan Dodson, Eric
Foster, Michelle Judge, Margaretha
Lindberg, Juanita Swire, Wanda
Wojcik, Kimberly Young.
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Thomas Adams, Judy Barcheski,
William Boyle, T. Willy Cadwalder,
Donna DeGennaro, Eugene Der-
hammer, John Derhammer, Linda
Dorrance, Monica Fletcher, Ann
Gulitus, Eileen Haines, Christina
Harrison, Tina Hummel, Karen
Iwanowski, David Jachimowicz,
Wendy Jones, David Kapitula, Colin
Keefer, Lori Lopasky, Cynthia Sca-
vone, Corrine Smith, Heather
Sorber, Debbie Stockage, Evan
Thomas III, Ryan Traver, Pamela
Vollrath, Earl Weidner.
Locals
honored
Twenty one students from the
Dallas area have been recognized
for outstanding academic achieve-
ment by being named to the Dean’s
List for the spring semester.
Three students earned a perfect
4.0 grade point average. They are
Michael E. Daley, Dallas, a junior
English major; William M. Jones,
Dalllas, a senior business adminis-
tration major; Rita M. Kester,
Dallas, a senior elementary educa-
tion major.
Seniors named to the Dean’s List
are: Kathleen Bahner, Dallas, an
elementary education major;
Majorie Henry, Dallas, an elemen-
tary education major; Denice S.
Hohol, Dallas, art education major;
Marianne Judge, Shavertown, a
biology major; Darlene Lutinski,
Harveys Lake, business administra-
tion major; David M. PayneJr.,
Harveys Lake, business administra-
tion major; Carol Ann Plesnar,
Dallas, social work major; Marga-
ret E. Rambus, Sweet Valley, social
work major; Debra A. Romanski,
Dallas, business administration
major; Scott J. Stephenson, Trucks-
ville, business administration
major; William B. Stroyen,
Hunl.ock Creek, business adminis-
tration major; Harry M. Vivian,
Dallas, business administration
major; and Gwyn A. Wood, Harveys
Lake, music therapy major.
Juniors: Mary Bevevino, Dallas,
liberal arts major.
Sophomores: Florence Harry,
Dallas, liberal arts major; Sandra
Mayers, Dallas, nursing major;
John D. Pallante, Shavertown, his-
tory major and Christine Yanek,
Dallas, occupational therapy major.
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