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The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, May 22, 1996 11
Dallas High School honor roll
Frank P. Galicki, principal of
the Dallas Senior High School,
‘ announces the third nine weeks’
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. Emily R. Schweitzer.
honor roll.
The honor roll is determined by
‘the following: Honors with Dis-
tinction: 3.8 or above, no C's, D's
or F's. First Honors: 3.3 or higher;
“Second Honors: 2.8 to 3.29, no
D's or F's. A student with an
incomplete cannot be considered
for the honor roll.
HONORS WITH DISTINCTION
Seniors: Holly Baseski, Jo-
seph Cosgrove, Melanie Love, Lisa
Tomaine.
Juniors: Amanda Eisenhart,
Sophomores: Brian C. Blase,
‘Jeffrey Faneck, Erik E. Steltz,
Jason M. Vodzak, Jennifer
Vodzak, David P. Williams.
Freshmen: Jason Baker, Eliza-
beth Bomboy, Segan Millington,
Mark R. Mittrick, Stephanie L.
Potisek.
FIRST HONORS
Seniors: Nicholas M. Acri, Lori
B. Barrett, Griffin Bicking, Karen
M. Burd, Jared Dukas, Kathryn
P.Ferko, David Germick, Rebecca
Hoover, Stephanie Jancewicz,
Jennifer Jerrytone, Jeffrey R.
Kunkle, Kevin McDonald, John
Michalak, Michael Murphy, Dou-
glas Myers, Shannon Newell, Me-
lissa Prokopchak, Timothy A.
Reich, Sarah Wysocki.
Juniors: Lori L. Buzin, Chris-
tina H. Callahan, Adrienne E.
Camp, Jason Campbell, Heather
M. Deeble, Kristen E. Faerber,
Melanie Getz, Lisa K. Gurdin,
Tracy Ann Jones, Justin D.
Jumper, Kimberly A. Karavilch,
Elizabeth Keating, Marina
Knappman, Devin J. Michael,
Jason Nutche, Jeremy J,
Onyshczak, Amanda Palmatier,
Alison H.. Piazza. Scott R.
Townsend, Kimberly A. Wall, Kevin
~ West, Kevin Williams, Heather M.
Wilt.
Sophomores: Anna Marie
Appel, Bridget A. Baines, Lisa D.
Barrett, John Fagen, Beth A.
Hartshorne, Kenneth J. Hoover,
EX EeXeo lB" H THVES
The following school lunch
menus are for the week of May 23
- 29. All lunches include milk.
DALLAS SCHOOLS
THURSDAY - Two tangy tacos
.w/lettuce-tomato-cheese or
..-cheeseburger/bun, rice, corn
“.“.niblets, chilled peaches.
FRIDAY - Chicken patty/bun
“or cheeseburger/bun, French
“fries, assorted fruit.
MONDAY - No school.
TUESDAY - Chicken nuggets
or cheese steak/bun, rice, green
“beans, assorted fruit.
-~.-w/chili or turkey nuggets w/roll,
WEDNESDAY - Hot dog/bun
"baked beans, fresh fruit, brownie.
~~ GATE OF HEAVEN SCHOOL
THURSDAY - Spaghetti w/
, meat sauce, bread stix, salad,
pineapple.
CE
FRIDAY - Pizza, salad, mixed
. fruit.
‘«* MONDAY - No school.
TUESDAY - Pierogies, peas,
o ‘peaches, roll.
WEDNESDAY - Chicken fries,
“.* carrots/ celery stix, roll, pears.
WEST SIDE TECH
Breakfast
THURSDAY - Pancakes /syrup,
-_ cereal, juice, pastry.
FRIDAY - Raisin bars. cereal,
«+ fruit, juice.
MONDAY - No school.
TUESDAY - Fruit muffin, ce-
“Teal, fruit juice.
¥ WEDNESDAY - Hot ham-
-“_cheese, cereal, juice, pastry. :
Lunch
THURSDAY - Wafer steak-
"cheese steak hoagie-lettuce, pasta
salad, cherry cobbler.
FRIDAY - Pizza, [resh veggie/
~~ dip, chilled fruit.
MONDAY - No school.
TUESDAY - Chicken patty /roll-
: .~ lettuce-tomato, steamed pasta,
.- fruit.
WEDNESDAY - [talian meat
“.“ balls-tomato sauce /hard roll, sea-
-.- soned peas-carrots, blueberries.
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Michelle M. Jayne, Erika L.
Knappman, Ann Lynn Mizenko,
Jennifer Moran, Jennifer D.
Moser, Chad R. Newell, Tara E.
Oatridge, Amy Park, Sarah E.
Podehl, Jayson J. Pope, Amy B.
Rogan, Sally Sarieh, Jill E.
Schrlau, Judson T. Schwartz,
Elisabeth A. Shelton, Tanya A.
Spurlin, Thomas C. Swartwood.
Freshmen: Rose G. Alaimo,
Angela D. Augustinski, G. Mat-
thew Barnard, Kelly Ann
Bevilaqua, Gail L.. Buzin, Beth E.
Carey, Michael J. Cleary, Russell
T. Eyet, Charles M. Fehlinger,
Michael C. Ferko, Eric George,
Jennifer J. Germick, Kevin S.
Hays, Justin Hoover, Brenda L.
Karavitch, Erin Kavanagh, Beth
R. Klimek, John T. Kozemko,
Aileah L. Kvashay, Seth M.
LaJeunesse, Michael J. McHale,
Brian A. Miller, Jaime Nance,
Kerry Neiman, Jeffrey J. Nulche,
Jacey C. Peterson, Kelly A. Phillips,
Lacey M. Popson, Kristyn M. Race,
Holly D. Ramey, Elizabeth
Rosenthal. Rebecca A. Rosser,
Virginia Leah Sarti.
Also, Tara I. Slocum, Marcus
E. Sowcik, Duane R. Sprau, Chris-
topher D. Tucker, Mary Varela,
Vanessa Velikis, Stacey D.
Wagner, Kate L. Weiss. John T.
Winter.
SECOND HONORS
Seniors: Anna Arosiltla,
Rebecca Lynn Brown, Jessica
Clendenen, Greg Cobleigh, Gail
Culver, David J. Demko, Y. Dean
Evans, Natalee Felten, Cody. S.
Friedel, Leah Garlan, Jennifer
Gray, Casey Heffron, Amy
Hilstolsky, Robert Humphrey,
Jessica Husband, Ted Jackson,
Richard K'. ' Jamy Kozak, Jes-
sica Kozemko, Robert Lorah, Me-
lissa Marsola, Debra Miers, Sa-
rah Misson, Steven Misson, Mark
E. Morris, Glenda Mosca, Kristen
Nackley, Sare Rhodes, James
Ryan, Edward A. Sabol, Marlena
E. Saxon, Jaime Slocum, Laura
Uzdilla, Shawn Vogelgesang, Beth
Ann Wagner, Kyle Wega, Chad
Williams, Kristy Lyn Woolbert,
Joseph Yagloski.
Juniors: Angela Austin, Bar-
bara Beardsworth, Kevin P.
Burkhardt, Sara K. Clement, Jes-
sica Conte, Joseph F. Dreier,
Stacey Engler, Tamara K.
Frederici, Kristina M. Gawlas,
Arthur Gay, Aaron Getz, Laura L.
Grundowski, Alisa Harris, Kristina
Kamus, Mark Kaschenbach, Jus-
tin M. Kerr. Brian Pietraccini,
Jacqueline Prothero, Joseph H.
Sallitt, Mary Ann Selenski, Ronald
A. Sutton, Joey L. Walko, Robert
T. Webb.
Sophomores: John Baird, Erin
Barry, Brian S. Bayer, Bonnie
Biggs, Ann Marie Bishop, William
Bonning, Paul E. Carlson, Brian
Gieda, Adeline S. Groblewski,
Sarah G. Hadzor, Robert Hardisky,
Erin C. Hellon, Timothy F. Herbert,
Nicole M. Hooper, Alan Horridge,
Danae Husband, Jeffrey T.
Kernag, Joseph Kukosky, An-
thony G. Luizza, Jared McTague,
Rebecca IL. Menges, John P.
Monsuer, Nicole M. Nackley, Wil-
liam A. Piasta, Peter L. Redmond,
Vivian L. Riley, Amy K. Samuels,
Stacey Scavone, Joseph Tarity,
Sarah Williams, Gwen Zarambo,
Keith W. Zinn.
Freshmen: Thomas A. Amico,
Christopher M. Banks, Blake F.
Bicking, Erica E. Boyer, Jennifer
L.. Buzunis, Ann Marie Carey, Rose
Carter, Janine Chalk, Richard
Dougal, Christina M. Duris, Casey
Haines, Tara Holly, Maria
Humphrey, Amy Kapral, Melissa
J. Karis, Jenelle M. Kerr, Matthew.
Kertesz, Eugene J. Koshinski,
Courtney B. Kryston, Richard J.
Kurilla, Alexander Laffey, Barbara
Lispi, Dana E. Marquis, Charles
H. Martin, Angela M. Martino,
Stephanie M. Newton, Kathryn
Palmatier, Nila M. Pardini, Lynda
Pitcavage, Kristin J. Prokopchak,
Alycia A. Roberts, Jonathan W.
Saba, Jonathan R. Samanas,
Jeromed. Savoroski, Christopher
Schneider, Melissa A. Shaver,
Holly R. Shiber, Robert Stevens,
Melissa A. Sweelz, Sarah R.
Tupper, Robyn L. Willauer,
Victoria L. Ziegler, Virginia E.
Ziegler.
Performing arts scholarship is offered
Lake-Noxen celebrates National Safe Kids Week
To commemorate National Safe Kids Week, May 4-11, the Luzerne County Chapter of
Pennsylvania Safe Kids recently presented Lake-Noxen fifth grade students with the first local Safe
Kids Citation. The students developed a project to increase playground safety, which included
installation of safer equipment and ideas to reduce fights and rough play on the playground.
The school will also participate in Safe Kids Check America, a nation-wide program that
encourages families to complete the Family Safety Check.
Attending were, back row, from left, Safe Kids Members: Cindy Brin, Head Start; Michael Mulvey,
Department of Health; Linda Tirpak, WVHCS; JoAnn Maranski, Rural Health; Tara Gadomski,
American Red Cross; and Mr. Kunkle, principal of Lake-Noxen School; front row, Lake-Noxen Fifth
Grade Safety Committee: Donna Kaminski, Scott Hadsall, Matthew Navin, Adam Sutliff, Brad
Baird, Mary Yurksis, Stephanie Frank, Amy Ruda, Megan Thorne; Tiffany Hettes.
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oh ert AERA E
The fifth annual Performing Arts College Scholarship offered by Gina
Major of Major Performing Arts Centers is available to a 1996 gradu-
ating high school senior planning to pursue a [ull four-year degree in
any one of the performing arts fields.
To apply, send a letter of intent outlining experience, awards, credits
to date in the performing arts, academic, community and school
involvement. A letter from a teacher, guidance counselor, etc. is not
required but is acceptable.
Send the letter to Gina Major, Director, Major Performing Arts
Centers, c/o 85 Huntsville Road, Dallas, PA 18612.
Please note future plans, specifically the four-year performing arts
program and college you will attend. Deadline: Mav 24. 1996.
Kings to celebrate S0th anniversary
King's College will “Celebrate the Experience” of 50-year history with
a kickoff celebration May 31. A full schedule of events through June
1997 will pay tribute to the college's academic and religious founda-
tions, while recognizing the accomplishments of students, alumni,
faculty and friends of the college.
On May 31, there will be a ceremony at 11 a.m. at the Luzerne
County Courthouse commemorating the granting of the King's College
charter by the Luzerne County Court in May, 1946. Alumni and
descendents of the original signatories of the charter have been invited
to join Luzerne County officials, King's College [aculty, staff, adminis-
trators and students. A reception will [ollow.
For more information on any of the Jubilee events. contact the King's
College Public Relations Office at 826-5883.
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