THE DALLAS POST/Wednesday, June 18, 1986 11
Tech graduates
West Side Tech held its 18th annual commencement on
Thursday, June 11, 1986 at 6 p.m. An organ recital by Brenda
Nightbert was presented at 5:30 p.m. George W. Pyle,
Administrative Director, presented the class to Anthony J.
Sobeski, President of WSAVTS School Board who presented
diplomas to 153 graduates. Irvin T. DeRemer, Acting Principal
recognized honor and award winners and certified the class for
the awarding of diplomas. The Reverend Hugh McGroarty,
Assistant Pastor, St. Cecilia’s Church, Exeter offered the
invocation and benediction. Senior addresses were delivered
by Janet Blaine, Susan Podskoch, Kimberly Vasicak, and
Martha Miller, all being highest honor students. Pictured above
are the graduates: Lisa Ann Marie Adamitz, Vincent W.
Ambrose, Michael Antonacci, Robert C. Austin, Kenneth F.
Baker, Christopher J. Banks, Wiliam G. Berlew, Brenda K.
Bialek, Martha Bigelow, Janet Blaine, William F. Bower, Ralph
Robert Bowman, Christopher Brin, Julio P. Brunges, Donald
Bytheway, Colleen A. Caffrey, Timothy Caruthers, Karen
Ceppa, Starlet Ann Ceppa, Andrew R. Chackan, Lisa Marie
Cipriani, James M. Cwalina, Neil Daro, Victoria L. Davenport,
Kellie Ann Davis, Albert Dellarte, James L. Dennis, Leonard W.
Dixon, Gilbert D. Edgar, Renee Y. Edlund, Damian Englehart,
Michael Evanoski, Maryellen Evarts, John P. Everding, James
J. Faulls, Paul J. Feeney, Thomas J. Feeney, John D.
Fetchko, Judy A. Fisher, Glenn Ford, William J. Fox, Patricia
Gallagher, Brian J. Gardzalla, Judith Ann Marie Gilligan,
BarbaraJean Marie Gorgan, Edward A. Grippo, Deborah Ann
Gronski, George C. Hadvance, Phillip Hanadel, Elliott B.
Harmon, Shawn O. Harmon, Dorothy Ann Marie Hartman,
Nancy A. Healey, John J. Holena, Michelle Hooper, Sandra
Hoyt, Pamela Marie Hughes, - Polly. Ann. Hughes, Daniel
lvanitch, Kimberly A. Janusziewicz, Michael W. Jeschke, Leslie
Marie Jones, Richard W. Jones, Julie Ann Marie Kaminski,
Margaret Mary Kaschak, Evelyn Alice Klose, Laura Lynn
Kocher, Patricia M. Koprowski, Robert F. Koval, Joseph
Krasson, Andrew J. Kuczynski, Melissa Lear, Linda Elizabeth
Leavitt, Todd A. Lenahan, Kenneth A. Lutz, Christopher John
Mackiewicz, Lisa Ann MaCulloch, Kimberly Mann, William T.
Martin, John G. Mattie, James S. Mazeika, Jr. John J.
McEvoy, Martha Miller, Raymond L. Miller, David W. Monk,
John P. Morris, Edwin C. Mountjoy, Richard B. Moyer, Tammy
L. Nafus, Palmira Naples, Theresa Ann Newhart, Michael P.
Novak, Ronny M. O’Brien, Robert J. O'Kane, Peter H. O'Neil,
Ronald Oslin, Carla Marie Padavan, Nicholas David Pallone,
Michelle J. Pardini, Francis Parsons, Stacey L. Pearce, Carl
John Pellam, Michelle M. Peterson, Joseph Petix, Darrin A.
Petroski, Andrew M. Phillips, Howard H. Phillips, Angela Marie
Philpot, George P. Pilvelis, Susan E. Podskoch, Matthew
Policare, Robert S. Pollick, Catherine A. Raphael, Paul J.
Rosengrant, Wendy S. Roushey, Paul D. Rowe, Melissa
Kanellis Sabecky, Sylvester J. Salio, William W. Sayre, William
Seabolt, Catherine E. Sheply, David M. Sheply, Jeffrey Simko,
Matthew L. Sims, Stacey Skameritz, Thomas Skiro, Richard J.
Skoronski, Dawn Slater, Richard P. Sokoloski, Cathern Strait,
Deborah Ann Renee Strish, David L. Sutton, Kenneth C.
Trudgen, Richard J. Trudnak, Romaine Trzesniowski, Thomas
Turak, Peter B. Tyszko, Kimberly S. Vasicak, Edward Voychuk,
Michael T. Walsh, George H. Whibley, ‘David J. White, Neal
White, Peri-Sue Wolfe, Martin D. Yanchunis, Robert S. Yarosh,
John D. Yonkoski, Gary S. Young, Paul J. Zablotney, Sean C.
Zamerowski, Michael E. Zapusek, Christopher Zenda, Lisa
Zimmerman.
Murphy
named to
program
John Murphy, Director of Student
Services at Penn State Wilkes-Barre
has been selected to Harvard Uni-
versity’s Management Development
Program, one of the most presti-
gious courses for higher education
administrators in the country.
The program curriculum is div- JOHN MURPHY
LEE WILLIAMES
ided into two themes, the first -
Leadership and Management, pro-
vides intensive training in human
resource management, financial
responsibility, decision making and
leadership.
The second theme is Higher Edu-
LL eon
D.J. HOPKINS
He and his wife Shawn reside in
Dallas and have three children,
Kaitlyn, 21, and Jennifer, 19, both
students at Penn State’s University
Park campus and Brennan, 8, a
student in the Dallas School Dis-
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Four Back Mountain students
have been selected by the Dallas
Rotary Club to receive Scholarships
for Leadership through the Rotary
International District 741 for 1986.
They are D.J. Hopkins, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Hopkins, 203 E.
Center Hill Road, Dallas, Dallas
High School; Lee D. Williams, son
of Dr. and Mrs. Lee Williames, 105
Carverton Road, Trucksville, Dallas
High School; Alex Frederick, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Frederick,
RD 1, Harveys Lake, Lake-Lehman
High School; and Matt Reinert, son
Degrees awarded
The University of Scranton
awarded 239 master’s degrees at
exercises held May 24 on campus.
Rev. William McInnes, S.J., presi-
dent of the Association of Jesuit
Colleges and Universities, delivered
the principal address to the gradu-
ate students.
Master’s degree recipients from
the Back Mountain Area include:
Roy William Evans, RD 4, Box 281-
A, Dallas, Human Resources
Administration; Guy Groblewski,
Crestwview Drive, Dallas, Biochem-
istry; William Wayne Hughes, 262
Newhart H1-Chase, Shavertown,
General Science; Raymond J. Ste-
phens, 116 Butternut Rd., RD 7,
Shavertown, Personnel-Labor Rela.
tions; and Inez Weinstock, 512 Coun-
try Club Apts., Dallas, Elementary
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counseling at the University of
Bridgeport, Connecticut. He started
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Affairs at the Penn State Ogontz
campus in 1966 and came to the
Wilkes-Barre campus in 1967.
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