The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, July 15, 1998 11 in can 4 Bloomsburg grads from the BMT Back Mountain graduates from Bloomsburg University are: Deborah E. Coslett, Shavertown, BA Criminal Justice; Katie Donlin, Dallas, BS Elementary Education; David K. Jaslar, Trucksville, BS, BA Businesss Adm. and Market- ing; Amy J. Miers, Dallas; BS El- ementary Education; Jaclyn I. Race, Lehman, BS, BA Business Adm. & Management. Valerie Wolfe makes dean's list Valerie A. Wolfe, a sophomore majoring in communications at Elizabethtown College was named to the dean's list. She is the daughter of Ms. Ruth Wolfe, Dal- las. She is a 1996 graduate of Lake-Lehman High School. She is a member of Habitat for Hu- manity and a photographer for the Conestogan yearbook. BMT graduates from WB Academy Wilkes-Barre Academy held its Fourth Annual Graduation Cer- emony at Newberry Estates. The students then celebrated 8th grade graduation with a trip to Sea World and Cedar Point in Ohio. Brandon Sherlinski of Shav- ertown the son of Ed and Sue Sherlinski, was one of the stu- dents. Kelly West earns Abbott Scholarship The 32° Masons headquartered in Bloomsburg have announced the award of an Abbott Scholar- ship to Kelly West of Shavertown. The announcement was made by Luther J. Black, Secretary. Kelly is a graduate of Dallas High School and is currently en- rolled in Wilkes University’s School of Pharmacy. She is the daughter of Barry and Nancy West and the granddaughter of Arthur and Bernice West. Wyoming Seminary has recog- nized exceptional talent by award- ing four Trustee Achievement Scholarships and two Hénderson Scholarships for the coming year. Joshua Schraeder of Dallas was awarded a full-tuition Trustee Achievement Scholarship (TAS) to Wyoming Seminary. Schraeder, the son of Gerald and Donna Schraeder, will be a 10th grade student at Wyoming Seminary in the fall. A participant on the golf, base- ball and basketball teams at Lake- Lehman Middle School, Schraeder has been involved in various com- munity service activities while maintaining his high academic record. Two $2,000 TAS scholarship Senior reminder to get pics taken awards were presented to Bran- don Sherlinski of Shavertown and Madhan Srinivisan of Larksville. Sherlinski, the son of Edward and Susan Sherlinski, was a member of the student council at the Wilkes-Barre Academy, the base- ball and basketball teams, the school newspaper staff and the Boy Scouts. He will be a ninth- grader in September. Two Wyoming Seminary Lower School eighth graders also won $2,000 Henderson Scholarships for the coming year. The winners were Ben Rogers and Jill Zatorski, both of Shavertown. Rogers, the son of Dr. Linda Bound and Dr. Robert Rogers, was a member of the jazz band, orchestra and bas- ketball teams at the Lower School. Wyoming Sem students earn scholarships Top left, Wyoming Seminary Henderson Scholarship winner Ben Rogers of Shavertown, standing right, with Sem president H. Jeremy Packard, standing left, and Rogers’ parents, seated from left. Dr. Robert Rogers and Dr. Linda Bound. Top right, Wyoming Seminary Henderson Scholarship winner Jill Zatorski of Shavertown, far right, with, from left, Packard and Zatorski’s parents, Ms. Kathleen Bradley and Mr. Richard Zatorski. Bottom left, Wyoming Seminary Trustee Achievement Scholarship winner Joshua Schraeder of Dallas, standing right with Sem president H. Jeremy Packard, standing left. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Schraeder are seated. He recently completed two classes in computer programming at Wilkes University. Zatorski is the daughter of Kathleen Bradley and Richard Zatorski. She has com- peted in Mathcounts, Geography Bee and Spelling Bee. The Trustee Achievement Scholarship program, now in its 18th year, recognizes exceptional achievements of eighth-and ninth- grade students from other schools. The Henderson Scholarship program rewards academic excel- lence in eighth grade students currently enrolled in Wyoming Seminary Lower School. The win- ners are chosen on the basis of their performance on a competi- tive exam, interviews and teacher recommendations. T.J. Amico to participate in medical forum in D.C. T.J. Amico, of Kingston Town- ship is scheduled to participate in the 1998 National Youth Leader- ship Forum on Medicine from July 12 to July 22 in Washington, D.C. T.J. in the class of 1999 at Dallas High School, will be among 350 outstanding high school jun- iors and seniors from across America who have attained the qualifications required to partici- pate in the Forum. T.J. was se- lected because of his outstanding academic achievements and his interest in the profession of medicine. Students will also have the op- portunity to study and learn from some of our nation’s most distinguished medi- cal leaders. Prominent leaders in the medical community that stu- dents are scheduled to hear from include Dr. Mark E. Lippman, Director, Lombardi Cancer Cen- ter, Georgetown University Medi- cal Center; Dr. Levi Watkins, Pro- fessor of Cardiac Surgery, Johns Hopkins Hospital; Dr. K. N. Siva Subramanian, Director, Georgetown University Hospital, T.J. AMICO Department of Neonatology; Dr. Patch Adams, Founder of the Ge- sundheit Institute; Dr. Anthony Fauci, Director, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases; and Dr. Paul Coates, The National Institute of Diabetes and Diges- tive Kidney Disorders. The National Youth Leadership Forum is a non-profit educational organization that sponsors highly specialized career-oriented pro- grams for outstanding high school students with demonstrated leaership potential. : The National Youth Leader- ship Forum develops and con- ducts annual Forums on Medi- cine, Law, and Defense, Intelli- gence & Diplomacy. Many students are nominated to participate in these Forums by high school teacl ers and guidance counselors. The National Youth Leadership Forum greatly values the recom- mendations of eduators when evaluating a student's potential participation in a Forum. Interested educators, parents and students are encouraged to contact the NYLF Office of Admis- sions for additional information at (202) 628-6090 or by e-mail at info@nylf.org. NYLF's website is located at www.nationalyouth.org. L-J President's Award winners Shown are the recipients of the 1998 President's Education Awards at the Lehman-Jackson Elementary School in the Lake-Lehman Yearbook advisors remind all West Side Tech, Dallas and Lake- Lehman seniors that their appointments should be made as soon as possible for their yearbook glossies at Ace Hoffman Studio, the official yearbook photographer. Call 779-5327 or 823-6177 for your appoint- ments. Appointments should be made before the beginning of school year. Grace Huh makes F & M's dean's list Grace Huh, a senior English major, is a 1993 graduate of Wyoming Seminary, was named to the Franklin & Marshall College dean's list. She is the daughter of Chan Woo and Soon Sun Hugh, Dallas. Sem seventh graders excel in Latin Back Mountain seventh-grade students at Wyoming Seminary, Forty Fort, earned excellent scores on the 1998 National Latin Exam. Receiving Magna Cum Laude honors were: Eric Feinstein of Shav- ertown; Sarah Killian of Shavertown; and Kavita Pillai of Trucksville. Earning Cum Laude honors were: Samantha Lloyd of Shavertown, and Benjamin Parmelee of Shavertown. Gennifer Pauley earns awards The U.S. Achievement Academy announced that Gennifer Pauley, of Noxen, has been named an All-American Scholar, will appear in the All- American Scholar Yearbook, which is published nationally, and re- ceived the National Leadership Service Award and U.S. National Award in foreign language. Gennifer is the daughter of Jeff and Cathie Pauley of Noxen. Her grandmother is Dorothy Pauley of Harrisburg. WB Academy students make dean's list Students in the 5th through 8th grades at Wilkes-Barre Academy have earned a place in the U.S. Achievement Academy’s National Honor Roll. to be included, a student must achieve honor roll status during the school year. The following are from the Back Mountain, Christina Harostock of Shavertown is the daughter of Michael and Beverly Harostock; Chris D’Anca of Shavertown is the son of Alfred and Debbie D’Anca; Brandon Sherlinski of Shavertown is the son of Ed and Sue Sherlinski; Santina Sperling of Harveys Lake is the daughter of Jim and Mary Kay Sperling. Call 675-5211 to Advertise THE REPAIRMAN (fM parman’), n., one whose occupation is fepainng things specializing m “THE SMALL JOB” Lou Bartolini * (717)675-0409 2 x : tS ward in the 87 1h ovr a” PICK YOUR OWN ) Eure ol Sn win BLUEBERRIES Large & Plentiful SICKLER BLUEBERRIES | 333-5286 Register now for fall enrollment! Call 283-6060. Arnaud wins Kubis Award At a recent awards assembly held at the Dallas Middle School the William W. Kubis Award was presented. The award is presented annually to the Dallas Middle School student who exemplifies a positive attitude toward the responsibilities inherent in being a good student and citizen. The award recipient for this academic year was Chris P. Arnaud an eighth grade student. The winner is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Arnaud of Dallas.Pictured, Chris Arnaud and Anthony Martinelli, Dallas Middle School principal. Picture Yourself . preparing for alle as rot teachers and small classes ch 'S ary challenge your mind. Big; 2 m 1g ah the leas. % ing lac ? Por. Ice hock S., WYOMING SEMINARY founded 1844 Cot LEG E PREPARATORY SCHOO KINGSTON, PENNSYLVANIA 18704-3593 School District. First row, from left, Jacqueline Lovecchio, Leslie Rosenbaum, John Paul Hanish, Robert Phillips, Alexandra Laver, Erika Steele, Christopher Benoit, Tanyia McKeel. Second row, Katherine Rhodes, Anna Dunlap, Samantha Payne, Steven Cardillo, Joshua Wysocki, Melissa Coombs, Heather Perry, Mark Yankowski, Raymond Kline, Blair Welter, Sara Chmura. Douglas Roberts makes dean's list Douglas Roberts, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Roberts of Dallas, recently made Allentown College's dean's list. PSU students named to dean's list Back Mountain students at Penn State Wilkes-Barre were named to the dean's list for the spring 1998 semester according to Dr. Paul Schwartz, director of academic affairs at the campus in Lehman. Dean's list students are: Rebecca Barna, Dallas; Kevin Burkhardt, Dallas; Matthew Eichhorn, Dallas; Amanda Eisenhart, Shavertown; Anthony Giardina, Dallas; Trilby Greene, Dallas; Stacey Kehler, Shav- ertown; April Kocher, Dallas; Kelly McDonald, Dallas; Devin Michael, Dallas; Jonathan Schulman, Shavertown; Alison Stubb, Shavertown; and Kevin Williams, Shavertown. Tsoutsoplides receives degree Constantine G. Tsoutsoplides, of Shavertown received a BA in Economics, cum laude from Boston University. pee PRIME RATE VARIABLE CD Jom 51S 12 Month CD / Annual Percentage Yield* With a low minimum deposit requirement and such a great rate, there’s never been a better time to go prime. 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