SR hy ER, > Eh $ ceili sss ain rvw ¥ le gf le. ob 6 J mo gh ® vo The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, May 5, 1993 15 SCHOOL _ake-Lehman High School third quarter honor roll Lake-Lehman Senior High School Honor Roll for the third . marking period beginning Janu- .~ ary 23 and ending April 2 consists of the following students: Grade 9 Honors With Distinction: Heather Barsh, Jeffrey Castel- lano, Rachel Kaufman. High Honor Students Dawn DeAngelis, Jennifer Dinger, Catherine Dymond, Stacy Fiore, Oliva Hendershott, Angela Hoyt, Rebecca Hoyt, Dianne Jones, Stacey Kehler, Jennifer Kordowski, Amy Leitem, Cori Manka, Benjamin McEntee, Lisa Metzger, Michelle Nallon, Jessica Pickett, Jennifer Rakowski, Amy Shoemaker, Jayadev Sudhakaran, Erin Toole, Valerie + Wolfe, Amanda Zdonczyk. Honor Students: Seaton Angley, Ronald Brooks, Mike Chopyak, Jonelle Elgaway, Matthew Gearhart, Jamie Gial- " anella, Sara Gorgone, Amy Jo Keiper, Heather Kliamovich, Jen- * nifer Kobal, Lori Kubacki, Tracey Long, Shawna Mansfield, Tracy McRoy, Jan Morgan, Joseph Morris, Nica Murphy, Kevin New- ell, John Oliver, Nicole Pagoda, Nicole Parry, Christopher Rishko, Samantha Schraeder, Mark S¢ott; Billie Jo Simons, Cara Stroud, Alison Stubb, Christopher Swire, Corela Tamagnini, Amber Tolbert, Elizabeth Turner, Sunny Vespico, Brian Wesley, Jamie Wickard. GRADE 10 High Honor Students: Timothy Brislin, Thomas Brown, Nathan Dale, Rhonda Evans, Jennifer Feehan, Kimberly Frederick, Shannon Kelly, Peter Malak, Allison Milunic, Megan Mosier, Nicole Naugle, Jessica Noon, Christopher Pagoda, Vito Pilosi, Amy Rogers, Tina Sidonio, Joel Toluba, Amanda Warner, Jessica Winslow. Honor Students: Michele Andes, Christina Andrews, Jennifer Bendik, Jen- nifer Birt, Tara Dymond, Ryan Gold, Courtney Heiser, Beth Kelly, Crystal King, Kelly Komsisky, Joshua Longmore, Cara Nygren, 4 ma 5 Prerana Patel, Shelene Perlis, Jaclyn Race, Nicole Sennett, Jenny Shook, Judith Sichler, Melanie Sidorowicz, David Tho- mas, Christy Jo Welter. GRADE 11 Honors With Distinction:] Julie Demidovich. High Honor Students: Kimberly Daniels, Heather Evanish, Brian Gizenski, Christina Jones, Natalie Karpin- ich, Karen Kocher, Karen Komsisky, John Link, Tamara Norwig, Michele Seman, Nicholas Staub, Gina Traver, Rebecca Walter, Scott Walters. Honor Students: Dana Alder, Julie Babcock, Ann Barber, Julie Brislin, Shelly Chvotzkin, Gretchen Dershimer, Lisa Gunn, Janine Jenkins, Jes- sica Kenney, Michael Petruska, Christy Shamus, Shannon Swan, Helen Wasiakowski, Stephanie Whitesell, William Woronko, Wil- liam Wright. GRADE 12 Honors With Distinction: Noell Brooks, Barbara Campbell, Jennifer Farrell, Kellee Flanley, Jeffrey Gold, Meaghan Ruddy, Fedor Welebob. Cavill, Jennifer” Cole, Danouski, Diana Emery, Tracey Halowich, Heather Isaac, Tanya Karpinich, Brian Kelly, Julie Kuschke, Clive Lankwarden, Elizabeth Manzoni, Karen Mar- tin, Stephane Perentti, James Riggins, Anthony Scavone, Stephanie Schwartz, Carrie Snell, Sarah Sorber, Rebecca Stockage, Robbie Trescavage. Honor Students: Tammy Blansett, Reagan Bombick, Christian Brown, Tif- fany Carey, Adrienne Casey, Cathy Cave, Richard Davis, Nicolaas DeLeur, Dyan Dymond, Jennifer Edwards, Michele Edwards, Amy Gabriel, Jason KamienskKi, Tamara Kopko, Valerie Luke, Tracy Margellina, Jay McCarroll, Michael Milbrodt, Lawrence Re- cek, Benedict Sevenski, Jill Smigielski, Katrina Wesley, Jer- emy Williams. Lehman-Jackson lists grade 5 third quarter honor roll Charles C. James, Principal, Lehman-Jackson Elementary School, announces that the fol- lowing 6th grade students have achieved the Honor Roll for the third marking period. Kari Amyx, Christina Baigis, Jennifer Basta, Tabitha Beck, Courtney Bouthot, Rachael Bouthot, Charles Boytin, Debra Brayfield, Michael Brown, Mark Chopyak, Angela Covert, Angela Davis, John Dawe, David DeSanto, Monica Fallon, April Gonzales, Leigh Ann Isaac, Jennifer Johnstone, Nicole Julian, Rebecca Kaufman, Allison Kehler, Tricia Kernag, and Michael Kostrobala. Also, Jason Lasinski, Nicholas Long, Anthony Lumbis, Corey Makarewicz, Janine Marchakitus, Jill Marchakitus, Leah Matusek, Helen Moase, Jennifer Naugle, Faith O'Dell, David Oplinger, Stacey Pagoda, Trisha Pilosi, Nick Raczkowski, Kristin Roberts, Joanne Shoemaker, Mickey Snyder, Celeste Straub, Joshua Thomas, Nathan Walters, Ken- neth Weaver, Russell Wenrich, and Benjamin Wolfe. Bishop O'Reilly announces third quarter Honor Roll Mrs. Anita Sirak, Principal of Bishop O'Reilly High School, King- ston, has announced the school's honor roll for the third quarter. Distinguished Honors: Shannon Stair, Katie Chimock, Christopher O'Brien, John Reap, Kendra Reid, and Scott VanEtten. First Honors: Gina Gialanella, Tara Lisnow, Michelle Panuccio, Caitlin Gar- vey, Erin Grant, Gina Storz, Eric Suchecki, David Cybuck, Angela Gialanella, Jouni Jokinen, Char- les Malpass, Angelo Finarelli, Meighan Garvey, Krista Greger, William Jenkins, Melissa Slaby, Candice Valenta. Second Honors: Tara Bradbury, Gabriela Don- oso, Margaret Gilgallon, Brendan McGovern, Laura Sancho, Can- dace Norton, Stephen Welles, Lori Scott, Jill Unice, Kelly Cybuck, Ryan Doughton, Jada Kozick, Patricia Kristan, Jeanette Manorek, Brian Regan, Cheryl Smith, David Suhocki. Sisters of Mercy to offer remedial help for students The Mercy Institute of Educa- tional Development (MIED), lo- cated at Mercy Center on the campus of College Misericordia, Dallas, is once again offering remedial help to area students from July 5-30. Sponsored by the Sisters of Mercy of Dallas, this program offers services in: diagnostic test- ing; reinforcement in reading, math and languge arts; creative writing experiences; development of correct study habits and organ- izational skills; challenges for the academically gifted; and other programs designed to meet indi- vidual needs. Classes will be held Monday through Friday on a one-to-one basis. For further information, contact Sr. Ann Patrice Wassel, RSM, at 675-7407 or 675-7461. Host families needed for foreign exchange students American Host families are being sought for high school stu- dents from Western and Eastern Europe, Asia, South America and Australia for the 1993-94 school year in a program sponsored by the American Intercultural Stu- dent Exchange (AISE). These exceptional students, ages 15 through 18 will arrive in the United States in August, 1993, attend a local high school, and return to their home countries in June of 1944. The students, all fluent in English, have been care- fully screened by the local repre- sentatives in their home coun- tries, and have their own medical insurance and spending money. Host families participating in this program may deduct $50 per month for income tax purposes. Call 1-800-SIBLING for further details. IMAGINARY TRIP- Ross Twp. students recently took an imaginary trip around the world as part of the Reading is FUNdaental program. ‘Ross Twp. students travel | around the world with books Ross Elementary School of the Lake-Lehman School District went on an imaginary airplane ride via Ross Airlines, Reading Around the World, with tour guide, Mrs. Nancy Walters, ChapterI reading teacher and Reading Is Fundamental (RIF) coordinator. This two day reading program was designed to stimu- late cultural awareness and pro- mote an understanding of our multicultural heritage across the elementary and secondary cur- riculum. On Wednesday, March 24, Mrs. Jean Lipski’'s Humanities II class of 42 sophomores prepared and served desserts to 130 Ross stu- dents. Each student tasted a dessert from each of the five hosted countries: Australia, Mexico, Canada, Germany, and Poland. On Thursday, March 25, dur- ing an assembly program, the students traveled from country to country using a world map. Each classroom hosted a particular country. When we arrived at a selected country, the classroom demonstrated a projent for the audience. Lake-Lehman High School honor students were selected as readers in the classrooms based on their travel experiences toother countries. Three foreign exchange students also read in class. After the high school students read, the elementary students chose a book to keep and read. A book report was assigned accord- ing to grade level. When the book report was returned to school and approved, the student received a prize. They all enjoyed an ani- mated video entotled, “Around the World in 80 Days." High Honor, Students: Gary’ |" = Mark | Wee Care Foundation's Summer Program School Age Child Care June 15 to Sept. 7, 1993 Mon.-Fri. 6:30 A.M. to 6 P.M. Lehman Jackson Elementary School Ages 4 to 13, Grades Kto 8 Crafts, Games, Swimming, Roller Skating, Bowling, Movies, computers and much more. . . 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