(HI 0) O) - C) Wo $1) ) &) &, GC yp Cl / — @ The Dallas Post = Dallas, PA Wednesday, July 16, 1997 11 Twenty-one local students were named as recipients of The Thomas R. Marvel, Sr., Memorial Scholarship re- cently according to an an- nouncement made by Schol- arship Board President, Adam C. Crahall. Established in 1985, the scholarship assists dependent children of Offset Paperback Mirs., Inc. employees who exhibit scholastic ability and financial need. In addition, the recipients are judged on criteria which focuses on SAT scores, extra curricular activities, grade point average, and professional and personal goal statements. “We are extremely pleased to be able to award a total of $15,900 in scholarship money this year to 21 stu- dents who met our stringent academic and financial need requirements,” offered Crahall. “These students join a long list of scholarship recipients who have benefited from this worthwhile program since its inception in 1985.” This year’s recipients include Melissa S. Hill (Kutztown University), daughter of Drew and Paula Jones; Stacy Lynn Engler (College Misericordia) daugh- ter of Clifford and Carol Engler; Robin A. Holeman (Temple University) daughter of Robert and Cheryl ~ Holeman; Anthony John DeLucca (King's College), son of Joseph and Ann DeLucca; Patrice C. Shovlin (University of Pennsylvania), daughter of Randall J. and Patricia K. Xenakis; Joey Lynn R. Walko (Kutztown University), daughter of Marilyn and the late Joseph Walko; Aaron G. Getz (Alderson Broaddus College) son of Kenneth R. and Mary Ann Getz; Melanie Getz (Juniata College), daughter of Kenneth R. and Mary Ann Getz; Jerome M. Novak (University of Pitts- burgh), son of Jerome M. Novak; Jennifer R. Metzgar (Luzerne County Community College) daughter of Dale T. and Jennie I. Metzgar. Also, Melody M. Sarti (Edinboro University of PA), daughter of Eugene and Theresa Meeker; Jamie Lee Wickard (College Misericor- dia), daughter of Steven S. and Holly R. Wickard; Gerald J. Williams (Penn State University),. son of the late Gerald Williams and Roberta Willliams Habursky; Michelle Irene Metzgar (Lock Haven University), daughter of Dale T. and Jennie L. Metzgar; Shawn M. O'Malley (Bloomsburg University), son of Arlene O'Malley; John P. Lamoreaux (Bloomsburg University), son of Paul D. and Judith Elston; Michael L. Kittle (Mansfield University), son of Theodore R. Kittle; Michael Lee Elston (Indiana University of PA), son of Paul D. and Judith Elston; Sean- Kelly Xenakis (Stetson College of Law), son of Randall J. and Patricia K. Xenakis; Shawn Michael Vogelgesang (Robert Offset Paperback awards 21 Marvel Scholarships Morris College), son of Greg D. and Karen Vogelgesang; and Brian Karolchik (Johnson Technical Institute), son of Al and JoAnn Karolchik. The Thomas R. Marvel, Sr., Memorial Scholarship Fund was developed in memory of Thomas R. Marvel, Sr. who served as president of Offset Paperbck from 1975 to 1985. Funding for the scholar- ship is received from several sources including The Annual Thomas R. Marvel, Sr., Memorial Golf Tournament, Circle of Friends Contributors ($2,500 or more), as well as, employee and community contributions. Since its inception, the Scholarship Fund has awarded 148 grants totaling $104,700. Contributions to the Fund can be made by senidng your donation to: The Thomas R. Marvel, Sr., Scholarship Fund, c/o Offset PaperbackMfrs., Inc., 101 Memorial Highway, Dallas, PA 18612 Wyoming Seminary President H. Jeremy Packard, left and Henderson Scholarship winners Neil “Buddy” Shah and Lloyd Droppers, both of Dallas. Droppers, Shah earn scholarships Wyoming Seminary has recog- nized two outstanding Lower School students with the school’s Henderson Scholarships. Lloyd Droppers, son of Alice and Kenton Droppers of Dallas, will be going into 9th grade this fall at Wyoming Seminary. Lloyd made the Dean’s List this year while playing football, basketball, lacrosse, baseball as well as serv- ing as an acolyte at his church. Neill “Buddy” Shah, son of Mrudula and Naresh Shah of Dallas, is an exceptional student and leader. During his 8th grade year, Buddy served as the Blue Team Leader for the Lower School, played tennis at the Keystone Games, played tennis, soccer and basketball and made Academic High Honor Roll. Buddy has also been involved in student govern- ment and the Mathcounts com- petition, and was recognized by the Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth. The Henderson Scholarship program consists of two scholar- ships awarded annually to eigth- grade Wyoming Seminary stu- dents who combine outstanding performance on a competitive exam with a record of academic and extra curricular achievement, high qualities of citizenship and superior communications skills. Each scholarship will receive a $2,000 award for their ninth-grade year. Mark Andrusis makes dean's list Mark Andrusis of Dallas, a sophomore business major, son of John and Martha Andrusis made the Susquehanna University dean’s list for the spring semester. The Music Box Players present The PIRATES of PENZANCE GILBERT & SULLIVAN'S COMIC MUSICAL July 31, Aug 1-3 7-10 and 14 - 16 at THE MUSIC BOX Dinner Playhouse 196 Hughes Street Swoyersville CALL: 283-2195 or 1-800-698-PLAY Auditions for PHANTOM SAT, JULY 19 -1pm SUN, JULY 20-2 pm at the REGIS ACADEMY 112 Hughes St. Swoyersville, PA Director: Andrew Giant-Linden Musical Director: Linda Houck New students at Dallas High School | ot tw with the district : for the fall term to please do so as soon as possible. The reg- istration process must be com- pleted by Fri., August 15, in order toassurea course sched- ule for the first day of school. The Dallas High School Guidance Office will be open this summer from 8 a.m. until noon on Wednesdays and "ri- days. Miss Robyn Jones will be in on Wednesdays an | can meet with thos whose last nam through Z. Mr. Jack’ will be available on Edi for those students whose last names begin with A throug h : Please call 674- 7218 to schedule an appointment in advance to assure a time slot with your counselor. L-L district to hold meeting July 17 The Lake-Lehman School Dis- trict will hold its monthly Com- mittee-of-the-Whole meeting on Thurs., July 17, 7 p.m. in the Multi-Purpose Room of the Leh- man-Jackson Elementary School, immediately followed by the regu- lar monthly meeting for general purposes. Save Time * Trouble * Money Subscribe to The Dallas Post Get comfortable with geothermal heat pumps! brochure. heat pump, a unique energy- and competitive heating and cooling system available. 1-800-962-1212 (ext. 1210 or 1228) Available to the first 30 for details. Send for your free video and Learn more about the geothermal saving way to heat and cool your home. This ingenious system is fast becoming the most reliable Order your materials today! $750 Rebate Offer! installations only. Call now ELECTRIC SERVICE Dallas students receive savings bond During a recent awards day assembly at the Dallas Middle School three students were honored by the Dallas Education Association with an award certificate and a savings bond. These students were selected by faculty committee for having attained and maintained academic excellence by earning the highest grade level Q.P.A. for the first three marking periods. The Student Achievement Committee after compiling information throughout the year announced that the student recipients for this year are from left, eighth grade: Molly Savage; seventh grade, Ryan Morgan; sixth grade Gabrielle Huh. Back row, William Wagner, President DEA. Alpha Sigma Lambda inductees at Misericordia The Office of Continuing Education at College Misericordia recently conducted an induction ceremony for new members of Alpha Sigma Lambda, the honor society for continuing education students. The ceremony was followed by a champagne brunch. 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