Sunday, May 16, 2010
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Dancing all might
for THON
A 12-hour overnight Mini-THON was held at
allas High School to raise money for the
Penn State Four Diamonds Fund which aids
childhood cancer programs. There were
games, food and contests to be enjoyed by all
those in attendance. The event was the senior
completion project of Adrienne Box, Stepha-
nie Dosiak, Allison Hardwick, Dana Krawetz,
Samantha Martin and Jackie Pearson. There
were games, activities, food, entertainment,
dancing, a raffle and a line dance. The event
raised approximately $4,500.
Chris Ellis does some heart-felt jumping.
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Allison Hardwick, one of the
organizers of the marathon,
emerges from the darkened
Dallas High School cafeteria.
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Showing their entrance tickets to the marathon are, from left, Ashley Williams, Aubrey Smith, Kaitlyn Slaff and Gianna DeGraba.
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‘Eighth-grade students from the Holy Redeemer System who participated in a science and engi-
‘neer program are, from left, first row, Janice Ambrulavage, mentor from Good Shepherd Academy
‘with her students Frank Mrozowski, Donald Stephens, Konnor Krackenfels, Jonathan Larralde.
Second row, Michael Berbano and Matthew Nicholas. Third row, Michele Fromel, Joey Reilly, John
Kane and Anita Sirak, associate principal of Holy Redeemer High School. Fourth row, Janice
‘Szczechowicz, mentor of the Gate of Heaven team; and Megan Banks, Nicole Slavoski and Ben
Churchfield.
Holy Redeemer System students
participate in LIU science program
_ Eighth-grade students from
‘the Holy Redeemer System,
‘namely Good Shepherd Academy
‘and Gate of Heaven School, re-
‘cently participated in the Lu-
zerne Intermediate Unit 18 inno-
vative science and engineering
science competitions sponsored
by the National Aeronautics and
Space Administration. Student
participants worked collabora-
tively to design experiments and
equipment which were assessed
by NASA officials. Winning de-
be shown on a NASA website.
The team from Good Shep-
herd Academy achieved third
place in this national competi-
tion and Gate of Heaven
School received an Honorable
Mention Award. Students
(asked i
Members of the planning committee for the 50th anniversary reunion of the West Side Central Ca-
tholic High School Class of 1960 are, from left, seated, Mary Lou Lampman Heffers, John Sarris,
Jean Petroski, Bernard Kadish. Standing, Jane Chase Shultz, Mary Ann Laktasic Bellanca, Julie
Mantione Iwanowski, Arlene Allen Paul and Ann Marie August Tredinick.
WSCC Class of 1960 planning reunion
West Side Central Catholic
High School Class of 1960 is
planning its 50th anniversary
class reunion for Saturday, Sept.
25, at the Holiday Inn, Wilkes-
Barre.
Information is needed for the
following classmates: James
Black, Catherine Boylan, Antho-
ny Caladie, Joanne Chipego, Ma-
rion Quartergoni Chepago, John
Christopher, Suzanne Dunbar,
Larry Eckenrode, Jpseph Em-
raine Guch Ford, Margaret Ho-
sey Gavlick, Rosemary Pieczyn-
ski Gorey, Barbara Perch Gerga-
lis, Lorraine Matlawski Grueber,
Geoge Gulvas, Robert Hawkins,
William Judge, Joan Hodle.
Also, Thomas Karolchyk, Lor-
raine Kuloszewski, John Leary,
John Lesser, Jerry Matalavage,
Mary Jo McAndrew Murphy,
Marie Marshall Niemeyer Paul
Paluck, Mark Ponganis, Arlene
Floryan Rykiewicz, Lorraine Sy-
Also, Richard Sombers, Anth-
ny Soroka, Kathleen Steck, IHM,
Bernard Stoshick, Ann Laeer
Swartwood, Frank Tracey, Carol
Meade Turak, Andrew Vojtko,
Mary Lou Daley Vowteras, Mar-
garet Kuc Weil and James Pri-
deaux.
Anyone with information re-
garding any of these classmates
is asked to contact Arlene Allen
Paul at 288-9859, Jean Petroski
at 2876342 or Jane Chase
ogram. signs will be tested at a NASA fa- were congratulated recently at mel, Joseph Fetchko. dlo Sabatini, Joseph Saus, John Shultz at $s90210@even-
Teams participated in national cility and video of the testing will Holy Redeemer High School. Also, Joann Gabel Ford, Lor- Sikora, Geraldine Snyder. link.com.
2009-10 winter sports season. games. Guard Booster Association,
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‘and timers for gas mileage.
Hughes, who was also a teach-
er in the district for 30 years, said
‘that he and three others did not
‘receive mileage reimbursement
to athletic events during the
Hughes said he was paid 55
cents a mile during the 2008-09
winter sports season.
Business district manager
Grant Palfey said in years past the
district always paid for mileage
out of the athletic fund. Palfey
said he had denied it this time
with the understanding in March
of 2009 that mileage would no
longer be reimbursed for away
Palfey said the scorekeepers
and timers have the option toride
the team bus if they would like.
Goeringer said the board will
review the matter at a later date.
Band parents thankful;
voice concerns
Marching band parents Vin-
cent Carolan and Ellen Hunter, is
president of the Dallas Band and
thanked the board for working
with them toward improving the
band.
The two also noted there are
still issues regarding the band
that need to be addressed, includ-
ing scheduling and a low number
of students in the high school
band compared to the middle
school band.
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