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Bishop O'Reilly lists 1ts
second quarter Honor Roll
The Dallas Post alias,
PA Wednesday, February 21, 1996
Mrs. Anita Sirak, principal of
© Bishop O'Reilly High School,
© Kingston, has announced the
« honor roll for the second marking
. period.
DISTINGUISHED HONORS:
+ Katie Chimock, Christopher
- O'Brien, John Reap, Candice
. Valenta, Scott VanEtten, Chris-
* tine Hall, Augusta Malpass,
Ronald Rogers, Erin Stair, John
. Bosha, Alma DeRojas, Catherine
Herman, Matthew Koch, Kathleen
O’Brien, Jillian Obuhosky,
Maureen Paley, Robyn Considine,
Melissa Stevans, Corey Tabit.
FIRST HONORS: Angelo
Finarelli, Jada Kozick, Brian
Regan, Melissa Slaby, Rebecca
Barna, Christine Kane, Christo-
pher Lohin, F. Hunter McOwen,
Blake Nagle, Rebecca Ostrowsky,
. Jane Wisnewski, James Wozniak
Samantha Abod, Angela
Endrusick, Catherine Finch,
+ Christopher Malonis, Amanda
Gate of Heaven honor roll
Mrs. Mary Tigue, principal,
announces the Gate of Heaven
School Honor Roll for the Second
Quarter:
FOURTH GRADE
Honors with Distinction: Gre-
. gory Andrusisian, Katie Bartizek,
NEW
Dorothy Cashore, Liz DiGiovanni,
Sarah Lacey.
First Honors: Simone Allen,
Sally Cusma, Philip Engler, Mat-
thew Flanagan, Leeanne Griffith,
' Rebecca Hizny, Beth Karwaski,
+ CailaKlaiss, Jack Leahigh, Kaitlyn
+ Moody, Crystal Oley, Aimee
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Radics, Tara Stepanitis, Jonathan
! Wood.
Second Honors: Colin Conrad,
«+ Meghan Davis, Stefanie Galeano,
, Megan Harvey, Maggie Herman,
' Katelyn Kaminski, Connie Kane,
¢ Meghan Mitchell, Brittany
. Pavlinchak, Amy Puffenberger.
FIFTH GRADE
Honors with Distinction: Mor-
gan Carey, Jane Clements,
: Stephanie Gionta, Adam Onazik,
‘ Nora Stepanitis, Daniel Suhocki,
¢ John Treven, Jaime Verazin.
First Honors: Elizabeth
Ambrose, Stacia Amico, Genevieve
| Blanc, Anna Bruns, Katelyn
' Cutinello, Jillian Durr, Molly
' Guntli, David Lohin, Amanda
i Meholchick, Courtney Reap,
, Chase Susko, David Suszko,
- Caitlin Ward, Alison Taroli.
Second Honors: Sharlene
| Casey, Sarah Cook, Adrienne
: Cebrick, James Chupka, Russell
' Kalnoskas, Mart Kertesz, Jenni-
: fer Mullins, Elise Persico, Meghan
: Reino, Janna Schmid, Patrick
1 Son, Kristen Wagner, Bradley
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Manganiello, Jamie Piszak, An-
drea Slezak, Christopher Suhocki,
Susan Tomchak, Bernard
Wallace, Christa Chmarney,
Kristen Czwalina, Meghan
Gallagher, Carol Herman, Jamie
Kester, Maryagnes Lupien, Jared
O'Donnell, Ryan Willliams, Jen-
nifer Wozniak.
SECOND HONORS: Jamie
Brdaric, Jennifer Creamer, Kelly
Cybuck, Ryan Doughton, Krista
Greger, WilliamdJenkins, Jeanette
Manorek, Daniel Paley, Kendra
Reid, Stanley Rygelski, Cheryl
Smith, Ellen Charnick, Jessica
Finch, Jenelle Gialanella, Brianna
Herron, Nicholas Perrotto, John
Viercinski, John Barilla, Kathleen
Harkins, Robert Harvey, William
Kingsbury, Frank Terescavage,
Victoria Artim, Darnetta Benham,
Marla Brown, Meghan Chapman,
Michael Ferraro, John Mitchell,
Matthew Motyka, Kara O'Brien,
Students study the
ancient Near East
Dallas Middle School students
in Mr. William Roberts’ social
studies classes studied ancient
Near Eastern cultures and
made projects on historical
figures, maps showing minerals,
industry, and major geographic
features; models and drawings ®
of architecture, clothing, jewelry,
transportation and technology of
the various cultures studied.
Class members included: Jeff
Jones, Erin Cooper, Amy
Wengen, David May and
Joseph Fritz.
Nicole Pascoe, Anna Spitale.
SIXTH GRADE
Honors with Distinction:
Elizabeth Byron, Leslie Dewees,
Colin Donnelly, Andrew Suszko.
First Honors: Jennifer Bjelich,
Kathryn Delaney, Melissa Everitt.
Second Honors: Sarah
Armand, Kimberly Celusniak,
Elizabeth Cusma, Jeanne
Herman, Laura Krakosky, Brent
Mayernick, Meaghan Peeler,
Christina Puhalla, John Slaby,
Kelly Wallick, Genevieve
Wroblewski.
L-L Band honors senior members achievements in the arts and sci-
Carolyn Selenski to compete
Wyoming Seminary senior
Carolyn Selenski of Harveys Lake
has been nominated to compete
in the national Principal's Leader-
ship Award Scholarship Program
(PLA), sponsored by the National
Associaton of Secondary School
Principals (NASSP), and funded
by Herff Jones, Inc.
Selenski was chosen based on
a written essay, participation in
service organizations, clubs,
SEVENTH GRADE
Honors with Distinction: The senior members of the award-winning Lake-Lehman Band ences, employment experience,
Michael Gallagher, Shannon were honored at a Christmas banquet at the Appletree Tree and seademic reeend. Fils
Lupien. : Terrace, Newberry Estate, Dallas. They were recognized for ns
Lust Hours: T Pessl Sarhon, their hard work and accomplishments during their years in the for which she received Most Valu-
Samantha. Lean ari Shannon band. Attending were, first row, from left, Jamie Wickard, able Player in her junior year; is
Leary, Chelsey Ostrowsky, Jamie Jennifer Rakowski, Billie Jo Simon, Stacey Kehler and Jennifer captain of the softball team and
Pikul, Jaclyn Reisser, Russell Kordowski; second row, Joseph Cortegerone, Michelle Nallon, played basketball for one year, is CAROLYN SELENSKI Py
Susko. Lisa Marie Metzger, Amy Shoemaker and Benjamin McEntee. a member of the Wyoming Semi-
Second Honors: Nicholas
nary orchestra, the Peer Group, Hall
Andrusisian, Timothy Carroll,
Honor Code committee, SAVE Selenskireceive the Davenport
environmental group, Blue Key Scholarship in her junior year
eth omnis : Joan PSU offers parale gal courses Society, Teens Do Care, and is and the Chung Scholarship in her
Mullins, Elizabeth Parulski, Lee
Stevans, Kimberly Urban. Penn State Wilkes-Barre is of-
fering two courses in the Parale-
EIGHTH GRADE gal Certificate Program this spring.
Honors with Distinction: Legal Documentation and Pre-
Karen Boback, Bryan Wagner. sentation will be held on Tuesday
First Honors: Tess Bruns, evenings beginning March 26 at
Katherine Creamer, Kara the Mellon Bank Center, Wilkes-
Grundowski, Laura Harkins, Barre.
Michelle Jose, Megan McAndrew, Introduction to Basic Legal
Bridget Narcum, James M. Regan,
Nicholas Suhocki, Wendy Wallo.
Second Honors: Jessica :
campus in Lehman.
Gionta, Lindsay Mace, Veronica Hy courses will rin 10 weeks
McRipley, Kyle Reid, Katie Sarnak, from 6 to 9 p.m.
Nicole Seitz.
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