The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, February 19, 1992 11
SCHOOL
Dallas scholars to visit Nantucket
The American Literature Field Studies Association of Dallas High
School will conclude its academic year of studies with a field trip
to historic sites of New England, including historic sites of the
island of Nantucket, Mass.
Included in the itinerary in Massachusetts will be a whale watch
excursion off of Provincetown, oceanographic research at Wood's
Hole, tour of Plimouth Plantation and historic sites of the Ply-
mouth area, and Battleship Cove in Fall River; in Connecticut, the
{ ¢}S Nautilus and Mystic Aquarium.
Freld studies in New England were instituted in 1986 by Eleanor
Buda, American Literature teacher.
Accompanying the students on the four-day trip, in addition to
Mrs. Buda, will be school nurse Rita Bren and teachers Charles
M. Preece and Carrie M. Walters.
Shown from left, are members of the Nantucket Committee: John
Morris, Leah Lynch and seated Kristine Marsola.
Back Mountain Basketball
Go Teams!
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wallas band members play in state festival
Members of the Dallas Senior High School Band were part of the
District 9 State Band Festival hosted by the Western Wayne High
School and Band.
The guest conductor was Patrick M. Jones, Director of Bands at
Prince George's Community College in Largo, Md., and Com-
mander Conductor of the 553rd Air Force Band of the Pennsylva-
nia Air National Guard.
Students participating were: Amy Beardsworth, flute; Eric Clothier,
clarinet; and Becky Roan, bass clarinet.
West Side Tech honor students
Elizabeth J. Ellis, Principal, West
Side Area Vocational-Technical
School has announced the names
of those students that were placed
on the honor roll for the second
marking period.
GRADE 9 -
Mikolaichik.
AGRADE 10 - HONORS: Misty
Wentzel,
HONORS: Mark
GRADE 11 - HONORS: Leo
Dragon, Douglas Higgins, Mich-
elle Parsons, Theresa Siglin.
GRADE 12 - HIGHEST HON-
ORS: Deborah Magoon.
GRADE 12 - HONORS: Lori
Eckert, Phillip Gallagher, Timothy
Lewis, Kimberly Long, Robert Park,
Kristen Stokes.
Wilkes University graduates
Wilkes University President Dr.
Christopher N. Breiseth, recently
awarded degrees to 158 students
during the University's annual
winter Commencement exercises
held recently. One hundred nine
students received bachelor’s de-
grees and 49 received graduate
degrees.
Dr. J. Michael Lennon, newly
appointed Vice President for Aca-
demic Affairs delivered the key-
note address.
Graduates include:
Dallas: Ann Marie Danna, BA,
Psychology; Judy A. Fitch, BA
Communicaitons; Margaret K.
Janosik, MS Education; Ellen M.
Joyce, MBA; Matthew B. McLaugh-
lin, BS, Business Administration;
Kristen M. Piatkowski, BS, Materi-
als Engineering; John F. Sheehan,
III, BA, Communications.
Noxen: Robert R. Midgett, BA,
Biology.
Shavertown: Debra J. Levi, BS,
Business Administration; Florence
A. Williams, BS, Business Admini-
stration.
Trucksville:
Supczenski, MBA.
Michael D.
Area students accepted to
Wilkes Upward Bound Program
Wilkes University's Upward
Bound program recently accepted
more than 60 new students for the
spring term. The students are from
14 high schools in Luzerne and
Wyoming counties.
Funded by the U.S. Department
of Education, Upward Bound Pro-
gram at Wilkes University began in
1967 and helps high school stu-
dents grow academically, socially
and personally while preparing for
college.
The students accepted for the
new term include: Carolyn Evans,
Nicole Seitchek, Steven Stavridis,
Kim Tommaselli and Renee Waiko,
from Bishop O'Reilly, Kingston;
Chris Beleski and Susan Herbert
from Dallas Area High School; Lori
Amyx, Daliea Dean, J. Daniel
Hanley, Sharon Jones and David
Pall, from Lake-Lehman High
School.
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