10 The Post
SCHOOL
Sunday, March 7, 2004
Geisinger
holding art
contest
for children
Geisinger Wyoming Valley®
Medical Center is holding an
art contest for children, grades *
K-12. The artwork will be used’
to decorate the new Janet Weis
Children’s Hospital Pediatrics&
Unit at Geisinger Wyoming'
Valley Medical Center. The *
chosen art pieces will be pro-, ;
fessionally framed and matted ¥
with a plaque stating the
artist's name, age and home-
town. Children whose artwork
is chosen will also be invited to’
a special celebration later this
spring. :
Artwork should be fun, color-
ful and happy. The following.
guidelines must be followed to
enter: use acid free paper,"
‘which is no smaller than 8.5 X
11 inches and no larger than 18°
X 24 inches. Attach a separate
sheet of paper to each submis-
sion with the artist’s name, age,
school, grade and phone num-'
ber, do not write on the back of .
the artwork. Also, please do:
not use markers, pencils or,
crayons. :
Entries can be mailed to
Amy Sorber, Public Relations.
Coordinator, Geisinger
Wyoming Valley 34-64, 1000 E.:
Mountain Blvd., Wilkes-Barre,
PA 18711. Entries must be
mailed flat and be received by}
April 2, 2004.
For more information, call:
826-7717.
Lake-Lehman
kindergarten
registration |
March 8-10
Lake-Lehman School District ©
will hold kindergarten registra-
tion and screening for eligible
kindergarten students
March 8, 9, and 10. Lake-}
on; -
Dallas Middle School is 4th in MATHCOUNTS
The Dallas Middle School recently placed 4th in the Luzerne County Chapter of MATH-
COUNTS at the Penn State University Hazleton Campus. The Dallas Mathletes who partici-
pated are, from left, kneeling: Casey Baldwin, Ilya Volodarsky, Jordy Thimot. Middle row:
Eric Fritzges, Nicole Clemson, Mona Lotfipour, Austin Thomas. Back row: Kasia Szulborski,
Coach Mike Rother, Chris Vassello, Coach Kathy Dolan.
Rocket club ready for takeoff
The Wyoming Seminary Rocket Club recently received a grant to fund its entry in the Team
America Rocketry Challenge to be held in April and May, 2004. The grant, provided by the
New England Section of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, will cover reg-
istration and rocket material costs. The club will compete in qualification flights in April and if
successful, will have an opportunity to participate in the Team America finals in May at The
Plains, Virginia.
Lehman School District policy * Sem rocket club members seen during a recent rocket launch are, from left, first row: Scott *
Henry, Shavertown; Samantha Marquart, club founder and president, Dallas; Dylan Hubbard,
~ Prompton; and Paul Jackson, Dallas. Second row: Dante Molino, Wyoming; Matthew Per-
states that a child must be 5
years of age on or before Sep
tember 1, 2004, and fully im-
munized in accordance with
the latest regulations of the
Pennsylvania Department of
Health, in order to register for
kindergarten for the 2004-2005
school year. Kindergarten in
the Lake-Lehman School Dis-
trict is an all-day program. #
Parents or .guardians must~
accompany the student during’:
the registration process and
‘at LCCC
present a birth certificate, So- 4
cial Security number, proof of% :
residency (driver’s license or’
utility bill with your address on
it), and immunization record
for the child. Immunizations?
required are the three doses of
hepatitis B vaccine, three doses.
of polio, four doses of DTP
(fourth dose after the fourth, ¥
birthday), two doses of MMR, |
and varicella (chicken pox) vac-*
cine or date that the child had
the disease.
Registration will be held on*
March 8 for kine ;
(675-2165), March 9 for Lake-
Noxen (639-1129) and March |,
10 for Ross (477-5050). The»
time for each child will depend
on last name. Please call your"
local elementary for the time
your child should register.
Host families
an
sought for regional *
chorus festival
The Dallas High School Mu!
sic Department and School Dis-*
trict will be serving as host for *
the PMEA Region IV Chorus, :
Festival to be held from March! «
10-13. It will involve 164 stu-
dents from over 40 school dis-
tricts.
Because of the distance
many students must travel to:
attend this event, housing will
be provided by our community
for the duration of the festival.
Host families are needed for’
about 120 of the students. Each
host family will receive two
complimentary tickets to the
Saturday afternoon concert.
Contact Mary Mounce at 675-°
9883 for details and to volun-
teer. The concert will be held
at 2 p.m. on March 13. Tickets;
are $5 for adults and $3 for stu-
dents.
Dallas High School has 10
students participating.
7 !
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3
7
. ron, Laflin; Bailey Grossman, Kingston; and Michael Lloyd, Shavertown. Third row: Dongbin
A on Kyungki-Do, South Korea; Je Suk Cho, Seoul, Soth Korea; Steven West, Forty Fort;
Joseph Arowcavage, Hanover Township; and Adam Rifkin, Kingston.
Lake-Lehman Junioi®
High honor students
Mr. Robert O. Roberts, Prin-
cipal; Mr. Michael A. Gokay,
Principal; and Ms. Tracey L.
Halowich, Assistant Principal;
Lake-Lehman Junior High
School, release the attached
honor roll for the second mark-
ing period.
7TH GRADE:
Honors with Distinction:
Matthew Boyle, Andrea
Butchko, Kayla Fine, Justine
Martin, and Catherine Sullivan.
High Honors: Kelsey Amy,
Melissa Attanasio, Thomas
Bassett, Truman Brandt,
Alexander Chinikaylo,
Stephanie Ciehoski, Leah Con-
klin, Tyler Cornell, James
Dalkiewicz, Codie Dawes,
Gabrielle Dragon, Ryan Dun-
smuir, Roxanne Erdman, Leslee
Everett, Leanne Grabski,
Thomas Herrick, Jesse Jayne,
Dana Kinter, Brittany Klesh,"
Amanda Kocher, Rachael Litch-
man, John Maciejczak, Kelsey
Makara, Jennifer Margary,
Brooke Matza, Toni Miller,
Erin Mras, Molly Murphy, Ma-
rina Orrson, Kathryn Pelleschi,
Bryan Poepperling, Kallie Root,
Sarah Seashock, Joleen Simon,
Christie = Simoson, James
Smith, = Thomas Stepanski,
John-Michael Sweeney, Rachel
Symons, Richard Urban,
Nathan Volkel, Amanda Wali-
gun, Andrew Warmouth, Jaime
Wesley, Ruth Whitesell, and
William Wilson.
Honors: Brandon Barbacci,
Joshua Brucher, Juliauna Davis-
Dorzinsky,, Michael Downs,
Chirstopher Fedak, Kyle Gem-
berling, Lauren Harabin, John-
na Hudak, Roger Jayne, Joseph
Johnson, Kyle Kidd, Timothy
Knarr, Kimberly Konicki,
Michael Kornoski, Larissa
Lamoreaux, Zachary Loft-
house, Sean MacDougall, Ste-
fani Manzoni, Cory McCaffrey,
James Morrissey, Julie Otta-
viani, Andrew Payne, Robert
Peron, Joshua Perry, Robert
Perry, Zachary Petroski, Neil
Popko, Jacob Puscavage, Ash-
ley Redmond, Casey Robbins,
Timothy Seabridge, Chelsea
Sisk, Sarah Sorber, Douglas
Sprau, Eddie Traver, and Cara
Wengen.
8TH GRADE:
Honors with Distinction:
Nicole Clonan, Chloe Kalna, Ja-
son Neare, and Bethany Yam-
rick.
High Honors: Jordan Ander-
son, Steven Anthony, Nicole At-
tanasio, Sarah Austin, Neesa
Baker, Alexis Bazil, Kelly Bron-
son, Michael Caffrey, Elizabeth
Carey, Francis Castrignano,
Kayla Chappell, Amanda Coop-
er, Samuel Davidowitz, Lauren
Dawsey, Neil Dierolf, Deanna
Dragon, Ashley Dropko, Ayns-
ley Dunham, Janessa Edwards,
Dylan Evans, Michael Farrell,
Gregory Heindel, Bridget
Knepp, Laura Kurello, Lyndsay
Lanning, Crystal Martin, Bobbi
Ann Maslowski, Daniel
McHugh, Nicole Mitkus, Ellen
Morgan, Jeffrey Nel
Thomas Perry, Erik Sandsirol@)
Curtis Scharding-Taras,
Michael Sesson, Edward Shi-
lanski, Sarah Slody, Scott Sum-
ma, James Sutton, Ashlee
Swanson, Renee Thomas, Ja-
clyn Tripler, Kelsey VanLoon,
Shane Wildoner, Ellen
Williams, and Brittni
Williamson.
Honors: Michelle Abbatan-
tuono, Jessica Alba, Amanda
Ashton, Ryan Baker, Shannon
Bird, Richelle Bronson, Katlyn
Coole, Paige Danoff, Richard
Dodson, Edward Donahue,
Justin Eimers, Kelly Fashauer,
Shamus Field, Eli Foss, Court-
ney Gleco, Bernard Janosov,
Joseph Kaminski, Paul Kerr,
Gary Knauer, Cody Kustrin,
William Laskowski, Audriana
Lippnik, Michael Lipski, Curtis
Love, Matthew Lucarino,
Spencer Lunderman, Taylor
Mack, Amanda Martin, Court-
ney Matus, Justin Mazer,
Chelsea McDermott, Craig
Roberts, Dale Robinson, Myron
Romanchick, Evan Scott, lacy
Shook, Brian Shurmane/¥®
Suzanne Sikora, Caprice Sola,
Cassandra Steltz, Jeremy Stull,
Samantha Swingle, Emily
Thomas, Anthony Tostanows-
ki, Brian Travis, Ashley
VanScoy, Daniel Wickham,
Ramah Williams, and Aaron
Wolman.
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The Luzerne County Community
College Dental Health Clinic at the
College’s campus in Nanticoke is open
to the public. The clinic provides low-
cost preventive dental hygiene servic-
es including teeth cleaning, dental x- -
rays, and fluoride treatments. Ap-
pointments are available Mondays at
4 and 6 p.m.; Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Fridays at 1:30 and 3:30 p.m.
For more information, call 740-0446
or. (800)377-LCCC, extension 446.
College essay workshop at Penn State
College Application Essay Writing, a 6-hour workshop offered
by Penn State Wilkes-Barre’s Continuing Education department,
will benefit high school students who need assistance in drafting
their college application essays and applications for scholarships.
essays including engaging the reader, using important info
Students will be shown techniques for drafting and refining =
tion to its best advantage, editing techniques, grammar and
spelling.
The workshops will be held at the campus in Lehman on Thurs-
days, March 18-April 1 from 6-8 p.m. For more information, con-
tact Lisa Lunderman at 675-9220 or wbhce@outreach.psu.edu
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