- Begin each day at 9 a.m. with a — The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, August 16, 2000 Dallas High School fourth quater honor students Mr. Frank P. Galicki, Principal of the Dallas Senior High School, announced the Senior High School fourth marking period honor roll. The honor roll is determined by the following: Honors with Dis- tinction; 3.8 or above. First Hon- ors: 3.3 or higher. Second Hon- ors; 2.8 t0 3.29, noD's or F's. Honors with Distinction Seniors: Amanda Jenkins, Nicholas Steidl, Heather Vodzak. Juniors: Elizabeth Baker, John Bednarz, Erica Harvey, Amie Tkaczyk. Sophomores: Brian Downey, Elizabeth Eby, Jeffrey Jumper, Renne Lavin, Ryan Mor- gan, Rebekah Nulton, Brandon Pall, Joseph Urban. Freshmen: Gabrielle Huh, Adam Morgan, Rebecca Pincofski, Michael Yenason, Stephanie Yeung. First Honors Seniors: Jazmin Albavera, Erin Allardyce, Dana Artsman, Shan- non Cosgrove, Jamie Gavin, Kristin Geiser, Robin Jones, David Jumper, Norah Krakoski, Jeffrey Levinson, Ethan Lewis, Morgan McOwen, Colleen Murphy, Nikki O'Brien, Matthew Schweitzer, Matthew Simpson, Apryl Traver, Matthew Zinn. Juniors: Stacey Amann, Patrick Barnard, Lori Bertinelli, Brian Carlson, Kevin Covert, Lee Griffin, Jennifer Gross, Nathan Hoffman, Jeffrey Jones, Aaron Kaplan, Carrie Kieczkajlo, Daniel Laurenzi, Ketura Lispi, Jill Matley, Floyd Mattie, Leanne Piasta, Megan Rogan, Melonie Sappe, Molly Savage, Jonathan Schneider, Lewis Spurlin, Carrie Strasser, Nichole Sutton. Sopho- mores: Maria Bednash, Herbert Bressler, Rebekah Burke, Charles Everhart, Timothy Faneck, Mat- thew Kelly, Matthew Kelly, Nancy Levinson, Jennifer Lewis, Michelle Mancke, Michael Miller, Meredith Nagy, Casey Noreika, Rebecca Price, Arthur Redmond, Paul Saxon, Maria Stevens, Erica Swatko, Jennifer Toth, Kristen Vodzak. Freshmen: Kristen Allardyce, Stacia Amico, Jennifer Arthur, Jaime Bozentka, Krista Carpenter, Christian Cobleigh, Kristina Colladay, Lacey Cooper, Thomas Dougal, Frichard Frantz, John Gilligan, David Glicini, Ryan Gryskevicz, Kevin Gula, Daniel Haddle, Kelli Harvey, Joshua Heffers, Lindsay Jenkins, Todd Kerestes, Jillian Krakosky, Krystal Lemelin, Kelly Lenahan, Steven Losh, Jonathan Mancke, Kystle Matthews, Stephanie Miller, Jonathan Morgan, Robery + Murphy, Jonathan Nutche, Samantha Oschman, Amy Pack, Corey Phillips, Megan Riley, Elisabeth Samanas, Annie Sav- age, Charles Stajewski, Alyse Taddei, Carolyn Thimot, Joshua Thomas, Daniel Ungvarsky, Laura Vanderhook, Peter Vanloon, Christy Williams, Michael LCCC new student orientation program starts August 22 Luzerne County Community College will hold its New Student rientation on Tuesday, Wednes- ay and Thursday, August 22, 23, and 24, at the College's campus in information on the various clubs and organizations open to the new students. Tours of the campus will also be given. A parent and guest information Yurchak. Second Honors Seniors: Christopher Allison, Norymar Alvarez, Brittany Bartolini, Owen Cocolin, Jennifer Coolbaugh, James Dennis, Jen- nifer Dombroski, Matthew Dou- glas, Jeannie Dreier, Brian Endrusick, Daniel Fauerbach, Ashleigh Ide, Matthew Jackson, Nathan Jones, Randolph Knappman, Amanda Kolesar, Kelly Larson, Katie Natitus, Ruan Onyshczak, Robery Parrish, Abbie Pisacano, Matthew Rice, Christo- pher Riley, Liz Rogan, Jennifer Roman, Kristin Rosencrance, Gary Samuel, Michael Senausky, Stephanie Simonitis, Candice Smith, David Spurlin, Jesse Stolarcyk, Joseph Stuppino, Marolyn Sullivan, Jacob Swartwood, Justin Tamanini, Benjamin Uzdilla, James Wisnieski, Chad Woolbert, Mat- thew Wycallis, Christa Yankovich, Kevin Yurko, Nicholas Zimniski. Juniors: Justin Bickin, Bethany Brown, Jacob Burke, ‘Robert Burns, Lindsay Carpenter, Erin Cooper, Michael Domzalski, An- gela Dube, Matthew Eyet, Jessica Fields, Joseph Fritz, Raegan Guelich, Crystal Heffner, Leann Ickes, Charles Ide, Anastasia Jackson, Heather Jones, Ellen Kim, Denise Kovaleski, Latona, Rachael McCue, Collin McHale, Luke Miller, John Amy Nackley, Daisy Neiman, Maura Popson, Kevin Razawich, Adam Reggie, Kirby Richards, Katrina Rosser, Stefanie Salavantis, Lyndsay Santarelli, Randa Shahin, Heather Shultz, Jaclyn Stajewski, Anthony Yenason, Charles Yurkon, Rae Ellen Zekas. Sophomores: Ryan Balara, Ken- neth Bauer, Richard Branco, Ryan Chlubicki, Jamie Coleman, An- drew Dale, Laura Fauerbach, Gre- gory Finn, Robin Haines, Patrick Haradem, Robert Hivish, Kelly Jacobs, John Katorkas, Sarah Klug, Jennifer Kuligowski, Joan Kupstas, Ross Linsinbigler, Whitney McOwen, Peter Miller, ° Daniel Mulhern, Janelle Opello, Ryan Pettit, April Piazza, Victoria Tasselmyer, Laura Vodzak, Dou- glas Yeager, Jill Youngblood, Amy Zavaskas. Freshmen: John Beberus, Jared Besecker, Pearl Biggs, Katherine Blanchard, Nichole Bostock, Todd Buckley, Jonelle Dickson, Alyson Dube, Shelby Hoover, Jessica Karasek, Curtis Keiper, Michele Kuchemba, Joel Lesinski, Jonathan Lozano, Stephanie Matley, Lauren Nafus, Mark O'Brien, Lauren Patton, Eric Petrow, Daniel Piccillo, Matthew Reschauer, Devon Rother, Jeffrey Rothstein, Patricia Shepherd, Francis Shovlin, Daniel Smith, Amanda Socash, Laura Stark, Joseph Stredny, Rae Walter, Jen- nifer Zinn. Brin inducted into Alpha Sigma Lambda College Misericordia held an induction ceremony this spring for the Alpha Sigma Lambda National Honor Society for Continuing Educa- major. tion. New inductees included Cynthia Brin of Dallas, a Social Work Wilkes hosts "Golden Colonel Brunch’ Wilkes University President Dr. Christopher N. Breiseth and wife Jane recently hosted their annual Reunion Weekend "Golden Colonel Brunch" event in honor of Wilkes Alumni graduated 50 years or more. Pictured, from left: Dr. Umid Nejib, Dallas, Initiator and Principal Investigator for the J.S.S.-Wilkes Project, Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Wilkes; Dr. Ajay Sharma, Director of the J.S.S. Academy of Technical Education at Noida, India; Professor Alus Prakashan, Director of International Institute of Professional Studies of the J.S.S. Mahavidyapeetha in Mysore, India; Dr. Christopher N. Breiseth, Wilkes-Barre, President of Wilkes. Wilkes hosts J.S.S. officals Wilkes University recently hosted officials from J.S.S. Edu- cational System of India to dis- cuss a cooperative venture that will provide students and faculty from both institutions opportuni- ties for cultural and educational exchange. Wilkes and J.S.S. articulated their objectives in a Memoran- dum of Cooperation (MOC) and agreed to undertake an educa- tional program built on mutual cooperation and understanding. This education arrangement al- lows for exchange of faculty and students to each school, pravid- ing options for joint research, par- ticipation in publications, confer- ences and seminars. Another goal is conducting special short-term educational programs for J.S.S. students and faculty which will help develop the US style of engi- neering curriculum at J.S.S. JI S.S. comprises more than 113 primary, secondary, and higher educational institutions in the southern and central parts of In- dia. Programs range from Engi- neering to Pharmacy and Medical degrees. L-L middle level open house August 22-24 fNanticoke. The Orientation Program will session will be held in the Gymna- sium at 9:45 a.m. Students who have not registered will be given the opportunity to do so between 1:30 and 4:30 p.m. at the Campus Center. Placement tests will be fgeneral session in the Gymnasium. Following the general session, Biman group discussions will begin The class of 1950 was the first to receive degrees from Wilkes College. The institution was previously known as Bucknell University Junior College, which became a four year institution in 1946. Alumni from the Back Mountain who attended the event included William Bergstrasser of Shavertown and Edwin L. Johnson of Dallas. The Lake-Lehman Middle Level Education Building will host an Open House during the week of August 22 through August 24. This yearly event allows 7th grade students and 8th grade students who are now attending the Lake-Lehman MLEB, to try lockers, locate rooms and become familiar with the layout of the school. Information pertinent to the Open House will be mailed to all students the week of August 14. Students must bring this information on the day they choose to visit the school. Students and parents are welcome to attend, according to the following schedule: Tuesday, Aug. 22, 9 a.m. to 12 noon; Wednesday, Aug. 23, 1 p.m.-3 p.m.; Thursday, Aug. 24, 5 p.m.-8 p.m. it 9:45 a.m. College faculty and staff will lead the discussions and llow new students the opportu- ity to ask questions about their specific areas of study. ¥ Throughout the day, each stu- ro will attend three interest ses- ions of his or her choice. Some of fthe topics of the interest sessions a be transfer information, study kills, college survival skills, stress fmanagement, library orientation, and financial aid. ¥ From 11:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m., ge activities fair and lunch will be 1eld outside or the College's Cam- pus Center. During this time, ad- visors of campus clubs and ath- tic teams will be available with a administered at the Campus Cen- ter between 1 and 4 p.m. You can still register for fall classes at Luzerne County Com- munity College. Registration for fall semester classes will be held on Monday and Tuesday, August 21 and 22, from 9 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., in building 5, at the College's campus in Nanti- coke. Day and evening on-campus classes for the fall semester will begin on Monday, August 28. Off- campus classes begin Tuesday, September 5. For information, or to schedule a tour of the campus, call 740- 0348, 740-0340 or 800-377-LCCC. ES students study volcanoes s. Coopers 4th grade students are studying volcanoes and the pes they have on the world around them. Each student esigned and modeled his or her own volcano. ‘From left: Lauren Kelly, Shamus Field, Aaron Hogan, Megan Hiscox, Kelsey Gibbons. i PITYIR LIST Knappman named to Villanova dean's list niversity, College of Commerce and Finance for the Spring 2000 b Erika Knappman was recently named to the Dean's list at Villanova emester. Knappman has been on the Dean's List every semester. appman is majoring in Accountancy and she will be starting her junior year. Knappman is a graduate of Dallas High School, Class of 4998. She is the daughter of Richard and Marlene Knappman of [oe Knappman has also been nominated to The National ociety of Collegiate Scholars. Williams, Kozlek named to F & M dean's list § Two students from the Back Mountain were named to the dean's list A student earns dean's list recognition for achieving a 3.0 or better the Spring 2000 semester at Franklin & Marshall College. ade point average on a 4.0 scale. Students from the Back Mountain named to the dean's list were: Courtney Edith Williams, Dallas, a rising senior, a 1997 graduate of yoming Seminary Preparatory School. She is the daughter of Pamela oonin and Thomas Williams, both of Dallas; and Thomas Drew Kozlek, III, a rising junior chemistry major, is a 1998 graduate of Wyoming Seminary Preparatory School. He is the son of Dr. Thomas ii Mary Kozlek, Shavertown. Pollock named to Syracuse U dean's list | Stefanie Pollock of Dallas was named to the dean's list for the 2000 spring semester at Syracuse University's College of Arts and Sciences. 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