Students honored
Thirty one sophomroes, representing 38 percent of this class at Wyoming Seminary College
Preparatory School, Kingston, recently received certificates of merit by Science Research
Associates, Inc., for their achievement in the National Educational Development Test
(N.E.D.T.). These students recorded scores in the top 10 percent of all students nationally who
took the test. The N.E.D.T. is an achievement test which records aptitude scores in English
usage, math usage, social studies, reading and natural science reading. In the first row, from
. left, are Robin Yuskovitz, Kingston; Liane Kersey, Shavertown; Erin Moore, Shavertown; Nicole
DePolo, Shavertown; Laura Churnetski, Kingston; heather Aponick, Shavertown; Laurie Nelson,
Wilkes-Barre; and Michelle Kosenak, Luzerne. Second row, Milissa Sands, Forty Fort; Anastasia
Fay, Mountaintop; Paul Bartley, Tunkhannock; Christopher Fehlinger, Ashley; Jeannette
Waxmonsky, Plainsville; Jonathan Friedman, Kingston, Valerie Hinko, Hudson; Angela Tama,
Towanda; and Amy Rogers, Dallas. Third row, Andrew Kellman, Shavertown; Mark Johns,
Wyoming; Scott Minkoff, Kingston; Steven Falkowitz, Wilkes-Barre; and Justin DePasquale,
Kingston. Fourth row, ChristopherShenfield, McLean, VA; Robert Budd, Madison, NJ; Milton
Mitchell, Dallas; and Derek Gooden, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia. Absent at the time of the photo
were Eric Cohen, New York, NY; Kevin Brown, Dallas; and Karen Christensen, Ras Tanura,
Saudi Arabia.
Lecture given
As part of the Social Sci-
ence and History Depart-
ment Lecture Series at Luz-
erne County Community
College, Bert Logan, director
of the Wyoming Valley His-
torical Society, recently
gave a slide and lecture
presentation at the college's
Educational Conference
Center on the main campus
in Nanticoke. Shown before
the start of the program are,
from left, Dr. William Camp,
Dallas, chairperson of Social
Science and History Depart-
ment at LCCC; Robert Jano-
sov, Sheatown, associate
professor of history at LCCC;
town, professor of history;
Bert Logan and Robert Mit-
trick, Dallas, professor of
history at LCCC.
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Display sponsored
The Dietetic Department of Luzerne County Community College recently sponsored a display by
the Dairy, Food and Nutrition Council entitled. ‘ ‘Osteoporosis and You.’ The display was set in
the college’s Student Center and was designed to make the college community more aware of
the roie that calcium plays in maintaining the bones throughout our lifetime. Shown with the
display are, from left, Justine P. Arnold, Wilkes-Barre, LCCC dietetic program director; Bruce
Neil, Dallas, LCCC hotel and restaurant program chairperson; and Nancy L. Gloman,
Mountaintop, LCCC dietetic assistant professor. Luzerne County Community College will begin
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