The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, March 22, 1995 7 Notes from school Named to Northampton Dean's List . of more than a million students ‘nary SAT /National Merit Scholar- Scott Sobocinski earns National Merit honors. Principal Frank Galicki of Dal- las Senicr High School announced today that Scott Sobocinski, has been named Commended Student in the 1995 Nationa! Merit Schol- arship Program. About 35,000 Commended Students throughout the nation are being honored for their excep- tional academic promise. They placed among the top five percent who entered the 1995 Merit Pro- gram by taking the1993 Prelimi- ship Qualifying Test. Scott's achievements are presi- dent of the National Honor Society, received the following at the Hon- ors Banquet English Award grade, 9, 10and 11, Science Award grade 10, Math and History Award grade 11, NEDT Certificates in grade 9 and 10. Scott participated in the Hugh O'Brien Youth Seminary, Youth Salute and JETS Teams Competi- tion and was in the Luzerne County Scott Sobocinski, left, and Patricia Russin, guidance counselor Math Competition. Scott has been active in school plays for four years. He was on: | sophomore, junior and senior | Steering Committees and Student Council. Scott is the son of Beverly and Robert Sobocinski of Trucksville. SPROG 5 (sil NB xs, : 23d edt DIOL IHW VIE i TERE re TLL on Plus A 100% Rebate Of Up To 30 Days Interest: Life Improvement Loans . They Had Twice As Many Reasons To Get A Loan. We Helped Them Find The Right One. ER Ta RB TT HT TR ET SW A Te CS HT ARCS SO DA When their family doubled in size, so did their borrowing needs. So we told them about Mellon loans and personal credit lines that offer a 100% rebate of up to 30 days of interest. We also showed them how to qualify for an even lower interest rate and savings on other bank services with our Smart Account? 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McCabe has been named to Northamp- ton Community College's dean's list for the fall 1994 semester. bt - To be named, a students must attain at least a 3.50 grade point | Va ' average. i | ph, attend youth leadership seminar | Shavertown resident, Augusta Malpass, a sophomore at Bishop O'Reilly High School will attend the 17th annual Central Pennsylvania | Leadership Seminar of the Hugh O'Brian Youth Foundation (HOBY). | Augusta is a member of the student government, FBLA and the y | ° “student activities committee. She has played field hockey and soccer “‘and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Malpass. | “The seminar’s purpose is to recognize and develop the leadership Earns DAR award : | potential in outstanding sophomores, to interact with recognized local, Dallas resident Melissa Howell, an eighth-grade student at | _..state, and national leaders of business, education, the arts, govern- Wyoming Seminary, was recently honored for her work in | --,ment and the professions. American history by the Wyoming Valley Chapter, Daughters of EE the American Revolution (DAR). | eo students attend poetry reading Melissa, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Howell, was “The Honors Society at Penn State Wilkes-Barre recently hosted 75 [otegnizen io hier pheijournial display, “The Way We Were,” ‘Lake-Lehman High School students at a poetry reading and luncheon - ue epicts the history of the Wyoming Valley from 1880 to in Hayfield House. Dr. David Chin, Penn State English professor and : ; : ; L 9, poet, read selections from his chapbook, “Chalked in Orange,” and Chapter members Mrs. Wayne Edmiston, American History | discussed his work with students after the reading. chairman; Mrs. Jack A. Pritchard, regent, presented Melissa Ly and history teacher Clark Switzer with a certificate. 8 ani Honors Band Festival : 0 ‘Dallas High School band members Joy Lee Holeman and Diane S hH [ Sabulski recently participated in the third annual Susquehanna C 0) 0) / ] el u S | ii=«University Honors Band Festival Concert, featuring 84 of the best | «i» musicians from 45 high schools in six states. The following school lunch MONDAY - Italian meatballs- us Holeman plays clarinet and Sabulski plays horn in the band, menus are for the week of March tomato sauce /hard roll, steamed | directed by Todd L. Hunter. 23 - 29. Alllunches include milk. green beans, fruit. ; ra DALLAS SCHOOLS TUESDAY,» Deli -hoagle w Ls - Named to Lehigh Dean’ S List THURSDAY - Spaghetti w/ tomato-lettuce, baked beans, | - Dallas resident Keith Fleming McDonald recently received a certifi- & ot ho baked potato, cherry cobbler. | meat sauce or homestyle pepper | ion of achievement from Lehigh University after being named to the pizza, tossed salad, roll, chilled WEDNESDAY - Oven baked Dean's List for the fall 1994 semester. fruit. chicken, sweet potatoes, fruit, roll. Undergraduates on the Dean's List earned a grade point average of FRIDAY - Toasted cheese or | 3.5 or better on a 4.0 scale and carried at least 12 hours of courses homestyle pizza, tomato soup/ | ye J, graded AB,.C,D. F. crackers, fruited jello. LAKE-LEHMAN SCHOOLS | yr i MONDAY - Chicken nuggets or pr ypSDAY - Senior High: a ‘Earn deg rees from King' S Nardone pizza, buttered noodles, Open faced vast Dest satiduich. |i" Dallas residents Hengameh Hosseini, John Kristan and Joseph steamed green beans, chilled mashed potatoes/gravy, Hited Wb 2 ‘Wozniak, Jr., were among 74 graduates at the 1994 fall commence- peaches. garden vegetables, jello. ‘ment at King's College, Wilkes-Barre. Father James Lackenmier, TUESDAY - Grotto pizza or THURSDAY - Sausage, but- C.S.C., president of King’s presided. cheeseburger/bun Graham 4 waffles w/maple syrup, {Hosseini earned a master of science degree in accounting. Kristan Crackers, celery sticks w/peanut applesauce, orange wedges. * graduated magna cum laude with a bachelor of science degree in butter, fresh fruit. FRIDAY - Pizza or peanut computers and information systems; Wozniak graduated summa cum WEDNESDAY - French toast butter-jelly sandwich, seasoned laude with a bachelor of science degree in computers and information sticks w/sausage or Nardone 0 potato sticks, pears bs pizza, potato puffs, chilled apple- : : : ©. systems. Pigaa. po MONDAY - Hot dog/bun, po- Ll ; tato puffs, baked beans, fruit sraduate from King's College BAIE OF HEAVEN SCHOOL. ockiall 9 & ‘Dallas area residents John Ash, Trucksville; Nancy Gensel, Shaver - THURSDAY . Steak. cheese w/ TUESDAY - Deli or peanut Yak P town; Sherry Terescavage, Trucksville and Franklin Coslett, Shaver- Bit ohio be: Pear rales butter-jelly hoagie, French fries, tistown, were among the 74 graduates at the 1994 fall commencement FRIDAY - £5 pears, fees pineapple tidbits. be eld in December at King's College, Wilkes-Barre. Father James toll. Deans" beachas / WEDNESDAY - Spaghetti w/ bat 07 ‘kenmier, C.S.C., president of King's presided. MOND ap Hot haan. clicese sv / Italian meat sauce, tossed salad/ "Ash graduate cum laude with his bachelor of science degree in bun vellow beans tips. plokles dressing, roll/butter, peaches. | health care management; Ms. Gensel received her bachelor of science Hh yeAips, p : | degree in business administration; Ms. Terescavage received her | bachelor of arts degree in ir and Coslett received his bachelor of pray Par Sa Troll. | . arts degree Ar criminal justicecy a ” ge. an : 1° & a ei apples, milk. | WEDNESDAY - Wimpies w/ 4 ail U.#18 to host parents WORKSHIORS bun, tater tots, pineapple, car- ed ; The Luzerne Intermediate Unit, 368 Tioga Ave., Kingstoninvites all rot/celery stix. 4 parents and guardians to attend its spring series of parenting work- « shops, which will begin in March and will continue through May. WEST SIDE TECH : Various topics on the role of a parent of guardian will be presented Breakfast ; i by area educational professionals. THURSDAY - Sausage, Chex Parents and guardians are invited to attend one or all of the cereal, fruit juice. ‘ } am and prior registration is required. There is no cost for the FRIDAY - Blueberry muffin | ¥ workshops, which run in the evening form 7-8:30 p.m. cereal, OJ. | ‘ For information, contact Lisa Altavilla, coordinator, at the Luzerne MONDAY - Blueberry coffee 4 Intermediate Unit at 288-8119. cake, juice, fruit. » 91 1 TUESDAY - Hot ham, Chex oq Named to King's Dean's List CO han boas | : Dr. Donald Farmer, vice-president and dean of academic affairs at cereal fruit juice : | : King’ s College, Wilkes-Barre, recently anncunced that Back Monniain Limioh | ! residents John Kristan, Meagan Wega, Jennifer Judge, John Kasmar. | | Melinda English, Alicia Botyrius, LanceWega , Joseph Hudak, Danielle THURSDAY - Cheese Steal) ~ {Mayton, Edwin Schall, Christopher Good, Erin Brennan, Melanie roll w/lettuce- tome Steame | : * Belles, Denise Eldridge, Carrie Reid and Jeffrey Kreheley were named ~~ Veggies, vanilla cake/ TO ito the King's College Dean's List. 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