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Jim Egliskis, son of Barbara
May, of Beaumont, was recently
presented with a special Scouting
award during the Penn Mountains
Council of the Boy Scouts of Amer-
ica annual “Friends of Scouting”
Genetti Best Western Motor Inn in
Wilkes-Barre.
Egliskis, 17, had earned all the
merit badges there are in Scouting
so local scouting officials made up
an award, called the ‘‘Super Eagle”
award, especially for him and made
the presentation during the dinner.
Egliskis became an Eagle Scout
in 1983, having earned 21 merit
gadget and completing a public
service project. The Back Mountain
resident has now earned 118 Scout-
ing merit badge, one more than
Scouting currently offers since one
of the badges was eliminated after
he earned it.
Currently employed as a photog-
rapher for the Sunday Independent,
Egliskis is the first in the Penn
Mountain’s Council history to earn
all the Scouting merit badges.
The above Kindergarten through sixth grade students recently
received scholarship awards at Lake-Noxen Elementary
School. Students in this picture received a final average of
‘‘outstanding’’ for the entire school year. Shown here are, from
left, first row, George Frank, Desiree Schooley, Kelly Ann
Tarreto, Melissa Mitchell, Stacey Siglin, Debbie White, Jessica
Stacey Kehler, Jamie Gialanella, Jason Carle, Michael
Woronko, Michael Casey, Michael Hollos, Drew Baer. Third
row, Jessica Noon, Kelly Dragon, Christy Jo Welter, Nathan
Dale, Michael Stuart, Hope Boston, Cristy Shamus, Ann Marie
Barber, Jennifer Marcin. Fourth row, Lori Long, Amber Tarreto,
Christine Meeker, Tracey Halowich, Karen Sichler, Karen
Stefanowicz, Jennifer Judge, Jennifer Booth, Hank Bullock,
Katie Finch. Second row,
Sunny Vespico,
Principal.
Kunkle,
Dr. Thomas W. Cypher, Principal
of Dallas Junior-Senior High
Schools, announces the senior high
school’s fourth nine weeks honor
roll.
The honor roll is determined by
the following: High Honors-4.0,
must carry all A’s; 1st Honors-3.4
and above; 2nd Honors-2.8 to 3.3.
Students must carry five major
subjects, a major subject is one that
meets five times a week. Students
can only have one “C’”’ grade, they
cannot carry a “D”’ or an “F”.
The following have earned High
Honors: Seniors - Mark Hines,
Michele Lamoreaux, Steven
Roskos; Juniors - Elizabeth Adams,
Kristell Kocher, Lynn Matus, Col-
leen McKeever; Sophomores - Kelly
Weller.
First Honors: Seniors - Cheryl
Bell, Michelle Bren, Barbara
Cicero, David Connors, Timothy
Corcoran, Scott Davis, Robert
Dombek, Kiersten Fries, Richard
Holthaus, Kelly Hoyt, Cheryl Har-
ding, Peter Morcos, Amy Parsons,
Molly Parsons, Dina Pomrinke,
Dawn Rothrock, Gregory Supey,
Loriann Timek, Minna Tolvanen,
Inci Turkoglu, Karen Vloedman,
Marilyn Ward, Lisa Williams,
Julianna' Yakowski, Paul Yezilski,
Margaret Zajkowski.
Juniors - Joel Anderson, Joseph
Boos, Stephen Brace, Christina Bul-
ford, Tracy Cave, Angela Chiarucci,
Patricia Chismer, Robert Chopick,
Erin Cleary, Denise Corcoran, Kim-
berly Culp, Ann Marie Danna, Kris-
ten Dougherty, Kathleen Farrell,
Heather Fazzi, Donald Francis,
Margaret Gorgone, Shaunna Griffin,
Ryan Holthaus, Truyen Huynh,
Christopher Kelly, Angela Kern,
Leonard Medura, Eileen Nagy, Lori
Ogurkis, Kristen Piatkowski, Paul
Potichko, Mark Richardson, Tracy
Richardson, Christopher Riedlinger,
Staci Robbins, Lisa Sharkness,
Jason St. Clair, Patricia Sudol,
Maureen Wisnieski.
Sophomores - Patricia Covert,
Laura Dover, Stephen Finn,
Rebecca Geffert, Jodi Gruver,
Robert Heist, Rosemary Hom-
etchko, Donald Hopkins, Nathan
Kelley, Michael Kester, Michael
Luksic, David Morris, Edward Nov-
itsky, Holly Pitcavage, Eric Rosen-
tel, Michael Schaefer, Brent Snow-
don, Suzanne Trosko, Lee Williams,
Geralyn Williams.
Second Honors: Seniors - Lisa
Boback, Leann Conway, Christopher
Dreher, Timothy Dymond, Patrick
McDonald, John Ochman, James
Perkowski, Kristyn Post, Cheryl
Reabuck.
Juniors - Adam Crahall, Eva
Eichhorn, Heather Hand, Jeff Kehl,
Kristen McHenry, Stefanie Michael,
Jennifer Ondish, Steven Rhone,
Christine Spillman, Amy Warner,
Joanne Zuba.
Sophomores - Kyle Boudreaux,
Patricia Burdette, Jon Diffendarfer,
Daniel Holdredge, Mark Krohn,
Heather Lawley, Jonathan Mitchell,
Kim Sands, Melanie Seibel.
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At an Awards Program held
recently at the Lehman-Jackson
Elementary School, Lehman,
Charles C. James, Principal,
presented the Michael S. Gruen
Sixth Grade Citizenship Award to
Jonelle Pall, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Pall, RD 1, Sweet
Valley.
This award is presented annually
to a sixth grade student in memory
of Michael S. Gruen, a sixth grade
teacher who died in an automobile
accident in October, 1976.
The recipient is selected by teach-
ers and students on the basis of
those qualities which best exemplify
a good citizen-academics, dependa-
bility, honesty, cooperation, respect
and leadership.
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